Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 23, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1864 — Page 3

WEEKLY SENTINEL.

MONDAY.' MARCH 7. SoLLDlUS ASD THI1A RELATIVES TaEB N Otice. Disabled soldiers and ibelr telaiive, wbi re entitled to pension, buck pay, or bounty, can have them promptly attended to bj appljin fo Walker & JltKernan, authorized agents, No. 8. Weal Washington street. The beet proof that tbey understand the business, is tbe large number of cases in which they have obtained the bounties toid pensions. I. D Walke, ;'lAte Major 2nd Cavalry, jaoll-wlv D. S AIcKekxav. Diakkboia A! Dtc!(tkkt -W have examined a great number of letters front ome of the most procdinent citizens of Cincinnati and Covington, etc., speaking in the highest terms of Dr.Strickland'e Ami-Cholera Mixture for the cure of diarrhop and dysentery. Tbe letters are too kng to publish.- Mr. WooJ$, of Covington, says he was pronounced incurable by the beat doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle of Dr. Strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture effected a permanent cure after suffering for months with the worst form of diarrhoea and dysentery. i' ' ' if CetGHs. Cotrs, Soke Throat, Asthxa asd Coxjmniox It is only necessary for any one troubled with these complaints to try one bottle of Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam to convince them that this is the best preparation er er used. It not only cures the above affections of the throat and lungs, but it cures night sweats ana spitting of blood, and is an excellent gargle for kiy kiud of sore throat. It is pleaaaot to take and a safe medicine for Infants. ' 50 cents - per bottle. Sold by all druggists.' ' janl6-dtwtf state: ite.tis. ' SocTHia Paisox. We understand that bTj have been sixty-one crises o! small-po in tCe JeSTersoftville prison and six deaths. The prison is'aow probably clear of this loathsome disease. The recent sickness in this institution, and the low rate, forty cents a day, at which the contracts were let for the labor of the prisoners, in 1S61 and 1Ö(J2. ranninz from two to five years, ifonliiiued, will bring the prison considerably in dbt. We understand that the Attorney General has given an opinion that these contracts, oo account of there having been no publication in ruins bid-, awe void. At a meeting of the Directors of the Prison on Thursday last it was proposed to declare these old contract void and re-let the labor, in viting competition therefor as the law directs. The policy of liiriug the labor of the prisoners for a long term ot years is of doubtful utility, and should be avoided in the future. We notice that the Directors of the Northern Prison adrertise to contract for the labor of a portion of the prisoners in that institu tion, but state that no bids will be received for less than seventy cents a day. At that price the labor ot the inmates will make the prisons self 4 sustaining institutions, and the prospective scarcity of labor for some time to come makes it probable that that compensation can be obtained. It is the duty of the Directors to relieve the Slate from any burdens for these institutions, if possible, and if the contracts fur the labor of the convicts in the Southern Prison are void from any failure to comply with the laws in reference thereto, they should be re let. It is the duty of tbe Directors at all events to make a thorough legal investigation of the matter. There are now 219 convicts in this prison . The Republican war in the Fifth District is progressing as virulentlv and intensely as ever. The Delaware County Free Pres- pours the following hot shot into Gen. Meredith: To Geo. Meredith we think there is little due from the people of this District. We know of plenty of men fully as well qualified for the position he has occupied as he has shown himself, if not far better, who have remained at home, who would have willingly exchanged places with . bim. He got the position of Colonel, as well as his Brigadiership, by a system of fiurin;. which, to say the least of it, displayed more of the spirit of the place hunter than the patriot. If a military man must be sent to Congress, why overlook the gallant Colonels. Colgrove and Grose, either of whom are better men for the position than Gen. Meredith? Why are they not recounting their wounds and privations before the people, and presenting their claims to a seat in Congress? Simply because they went inio the armyi.from patriotic motives, and not for the purpose of making capital out of which to foist themselves into political positions. - The tame paper, rabidly Republican, gives the following account of the proceedings of the Wayne County Republican Couvention held on the 13th of February : A motion was made by a Meredith man that a central committee be appointed by the chair. A Julian man moved that the members from each township present, select their own committee man, which was carried, to the utter confusion of the Meredith party. The Julian men evidently had the strength in the Convention, and every trick of the Meredith men were promptly defeated. After adjournment fordinner the soldiers were marched outside of the town, and drilled how and when to vote. Tbe afternoon session proved to be no better for the schemes ot the Meredith partv thin the forenoon, and thev were badly discomfited. After the adoption of the resolution?, one gentleman onered l resolution endorsing the course of Mr Juli m in Congress, and explained that he did Dot desire it to be understood as operating against Gen Meredith, or in favor of Mr. Julian. The resolution would evidently be carried and something had to be done Gen Meredith at once sprang to his feet and declared that it should not pass that the Convention was for bim and be knew it. The Juliau men pressed a vote, when the Meredith neu kicked up a row yelled and raved like madcaps. A scene of utter confusion ensued, during which the Convention broke up. Illegal Aerksts A few dars since, our county wa disgraced by one of the most wanton violations ol law, a most wickeJ and dastardly outrage upou personal rishu, that has befallen any people claiming civilization and the observance of law. An officer deputed by proper au'hority to arrest deserters, with a number of others visited a neighborhood in the soul her t part of (he countv. and succeeded, as we learn, in arresting two persons charged with desertion; not satisfied with their success, houses of citizen Democrats were entered bv this lawless mob and robbed of arms and ammunition. Twocitizens, both farmers, Jacob Tee garden who is an elderly man of Cll or & years, and David Teegardeo his son. were ar rested, tied together wt h ropes, and, like felons, dragged from their families, driven to Ltfayette, and taken before Provost Marshal Park. Park, as a just officer should have done, discharged them both; he found nothing with which either was chargeable under any law. At Li fa rette, both were loosed from their bonds without a cent in their pockets (having been allowed to make no provisions for their expenses before oemg t rn from their homes to trudge their way 5U miles home, as best they could. It is a burning shame to have such outrages com tui tied iu our midst, we who boast of the highest intelligence and "the best government the suu ever shone upon, to allow such things to go unpunished; and the wrongs thus committed, although upon the humblest individuals, U a lasting disgrace and marks us a depraved and demoralized people. Macau Uy, the Eug historian, says of the Anglist) people: We live in a kizhlv civilized society, in which intelligence is sc rapid I v diffused by means of the press aud of the post office, that any gross act of oppression, committed iu any part ol . our ul nd. is in a few hours discussed bj millions If an English sovereign were now to immure n enljec in defiance of the writ of habeas corpusor to put a conspirator to the torture, the whole nation would be eloctnCed by tbe news. Macaulay in the foregoing but reiterates the truth of history a truih that ought to make scarlet with shame the face of every American citizen who claims tbe rights of a freeman, who has not the courage to resist, with force, open and wanton agression. In the case we reler to no aniborized monarch, do despot clothed with imperial power, comes to chain together father and eon. to be earned at ma wooing to a Dasuie or guilotine, but an armed, lawless mob, without any authority save the power oi brute force ana . a. the aoooosed sanction M Aoranatn Lincoln, w no Imigines, as does the King of D .homey, that no one has a right to spent or eat until nis oiacia unction it bad. " - t ; ,. It la lamentably true; that there are thousands of our people, who regard themaelve as tl.e mere serfs of Mr. Uucoin, uttie sauintes re volvinsf around tbe his majesty to do hu will who are too Ignorant and too illy trained to know th a-iil, - Their mad peesione are their onlv guide, by the such are governed, to wreck their personal vengeance upon what they regard their oceaauig neig&oor, wbos only Brace is opposi tion to their political view a 1 ' k ' ' We are glad to see Pmeoat Marshal's occas lonally do their duty ; we are glad also to see the wvsv, vuvw i- wuue, a rising frOSi tbesubjugv

tion lieh at ofieJtftur ore&red accomplished,

awl asserting - their-1 gal reroatives. 'hee . -a. . - J iniugs to . our , ni nu. iuea oeiiec aay and we trust the TetrgardCHS will claim in our court., a juat puii-hnieut upon "those who have outraged their person and the majesty of the liv, and that courts and juries will visit all such, outlaws with .such verdicts and judgments, as win l fri 1 1 1 i Ii c I Ii j iiiuw vi m v i w hiiu ihuti yi Tail, and not mob. controlled by lawless madmen Covington, Friends TELECRAPHIC. The .Tloveiuents ef Gen. Sherman larra gut's Demenat ration en TIobile Oen. OTeade is realsrn Ihecsni mand ol the Potomac Ariujr-ltla Success!-, Ac Ace. N Special to the Commercial. Washixtos. March 5. It is known here that Gen. Sherman was back at Vickeburg in time to start on a new expedition on the 24th, as it was contemplated he should. lie will, however, soon be heard Irom aeain in active operation. It is not believed in military circles that Ad miral Farragut intended to accomplish nothing more at Mobile than to make a demonstration to draw the attention of the rebels from other points of operations. There are stories afloat here to the eßect that the testimony of Gen. Sickels touching the.bat tie of Gettysburg, wi'l make it necessary for Gen. Meade to resign command of the Army of tbe Potomac. In that case either Gen. Hooker or Gen. Smith will be his successor. Gen. Grant, it is said, has recommended Gen. Smith. The United States Court of Claims, Judge Loring only dissenting, have delivered an opinn in the rase ol Vm. a. Urant vs the united States, being a claim brought against the Government for the recovery of certain property de stroyed by U. S. troops. 1 he committee oa elections have decided that Mr. Loan, of Missouri, is not entitled to the seat he now occuoies. From KnoxTllle Longatreet ship. pingUls Wagon a te UUIiiitend Uebeliscsnrinf the Csuntry. Kxoxville. March 4. Scouts report that Longstreet has shipped his wagons per train to Richmond and is mounting his men upon horses nd mules. He is pressing all animals that can be found. Rebel cavalry are still scouring the country to the south and cast of us. Martin's cav.lry appeared yesterday in the French ..Broad near the meeting of B'f Pigeon. Some apprehensions is felt of. a raid, by Mor gan, on our railroad communication with Chattanooga. . The Itald of Kilpatrick.. Ntw Yoti, March 6 The Times special gives the followiug additional statements as lo the result of Kilpatrick's rail: Miles of railroad track on two principal roads over which Lee transports his supplies for the northernJJ srmy ol Virgin' have been so thoroughly destroved that some time must elapse before tbe roads can be put in order again. Depots of commissary and ordnance stores were burned or destroyed. , No le-s than six grist mills, one saw mill. principally at work for the rebel army, were burned. rix canal boats, loaded with grain, on the James River Canal, and the almost invaluable coal pits at Manikin's Bend, were destroved Nearly two hundred prisoners was captured, sev eral hundred horses wero pressed into the service. and hundreds of negroes availed themselves of this oppotiinily to come within our lines. The following account from the source ol the expedition after leaving Richmond is of interest. At night the command went into camp at a place 6i x miles from Richmond aud two from the Chickihominy. j At 1 1 :30 P. M.. just as ihe command was fair v asleep, except those on duty, the rebels opened a 2-gun battery upon the camp of Gen. Davis' brigade, and immediately alter charged the camp of the 7th Michigan. Our men, though taken entirely by surprise. seized their carbines, and, supported by the 1st Vermont, handsomely repulsed the enemy. Several of our men were wounded, and Col. Litchfield, who is missing, it is feared was hUo wounded Gen. Kil Patrick decided next dav to move across the White House Railroad and down the Peninsula. During the day Capt. Mitchell with the bulk of Col. Dahlgren's command rejoined the main column. The enemy on Tuesday night, all day Wednes day, and Wednesday night, hovered all around the command, and skirmishing was constantly going on. On Y ednesday morning about 9 o clock a arge force of cavalry came upon the reir of the column. Gen. K'lpatrick was not unprepared for this, and decided to give them battle. The lit ermont, under Lieut. Col. Preston, ably assisted bv Capt. Grant and Cumming. and tbe 1st Maine, bore the brunt of this tight, winch asted over an hour, while the 6th Michigan and other regiments of Gen. Davis brigade, were in position to render any further assistance that miyht be necessary. - Onlv one char ire was made and that was bv company A, 1st Maine, led'bj Capis Estes and. Cole, when five of the enemy were captured. The enemy suddenly retired, but when the command would forward past the rear aud flink several times, an offer of battle was made, but thev refused it. On this day, Wednesday, several refugees from Richmond ctne into camp and reported that Capt. Wilson, of the 2.1 Ohio, who had ecated from the Richmond liastile, was near at hand. For some reason he did not join the command. On Wednesday Lieut Whitaktr was sent to to destroy Ti:nstall's Station. on the W. II. R R., hut upon arriving there, much to his astonish ment, he found the place in names, tromne roe in the vicinity he ascertained that a col um it of Union cavalry from Gen Butler's depart, ment hid just left there. I bis was the first intimation of assistance being so near at hand. On Thursday morning kitoatrick mirei toNew Kent C. IL, and on the way met Colonel Spear in command of a ctvalry force, looking after Kdpairick's command. Affairs In North Carolina. Nxw Yobk. March 6. -The steamer Ellen S. Perry, from Newbeni on tne 1st, arrived this af ternoon . Jeff. Davis baa suppressed the Raleigh Stan dard. The rebels are removing the obstructions in the Neuse river below Kingston, in order to let their iron clad come down lo assist in attack on Newbern, Washington and Plymouth, tor which they are maktng great preparations. " ' A relel ram is said to be ready in Roanoke river and one in 1 ar river. Official intelligence confirms the report that Jeff. Davis has ordered the immediate seizure of all points now held by the Federals in North Carolina. . . - w Alt eitizens of Newbern are under orders to go into (he fortifications. , t Tb mo 1 1 i c i c It tr rebel of 23 men of the 21 North Carelina (white) regiment has exaa-jerited the loyal troops of ih at State beyond iH bounds, and they have resolved to take no more iaisouers. . , Sauibern Tlewi, New ToaK, March C. Richmond papers of March 1 mil 2 are received here. They admit tiiai Kdpatrick penetrated within three miles the C'tv and relate how narrowtv Gen. Lee escap ed capture. . Gen. Wise alco ntirrowly escaped; he was at the re-idence of the rebel Secretary of War, whence he reached the city. . Four bundled more nrioners were shipped. Ftbro irv29, for Americu, Ga. Nearly "ihrte thousand have thu-t f.ir been sent there are ac commodations for 6.1 KM). Forty six miles of the Mobile and Ohio Rail road were destroved by Oen. Sherman. The Southern Road was also destroyed from Meridian to Jackson. Many negroes were also carried off. Rebel accounts of the battle at Olneaiic, Fla., how that their force consisted of eleven reri menle of infantry, four battalions of cavalry and three batteries. Their loss was 600 killed and wounded. . Attack n the rarta a ."nobile. Nxw Yoa Mareh 6 New örlean ad rices of February 27th received from the steamers Co lumbia and Geo. Cromwell, says: Admiral Farra continued bia attack on the forts below Mobile. A letter from our fleet dated the 23d says that the whole mortar fleet knpt up an incessant fire on Fort Powell, which commands Urant a Pass inre davlikht. The rebel ram Terin was off Fort Morgan und was expected to stuck our fleet. She la said to be more powerful than the Merrimac. Our regiments from Teche were arriving daily in New Orleans and being sent on trane.,..i4i. nn.,.l1li Vmrrmernt I I r.j -r

raise Statement f Micrnian't.MsTrmen I a. St: Locis. March -6.- It is well know- bete,; the statement made by the Washington correspondent ot the New York Commercial, that Sherman was at Vickotatrg on the 24th ult, and that he will soon etari on another expedition, is a gre it mi-take., : ; . - , - ir . None of Sherman1 forces had reached Jackson on the 24th ult., and Vkksburg advices of the 27th made no meutiou.of his arrival there, or of any contemplated new movement IcPhersou's corps, which reached Jackson on the 24th. will probably remaid :!iere for the pres ent. but it is very probable that another expedition will not soon be made. .,.... -. - Parties from the front of Grant's srmy say that it was not probable any fighting would take place there for some time jet. From Washington.:. Washington, March 6 Brigadier General A. P. Howe, lately commanding a division of the 6tli corps, has been transferred to the jast of chief of artillery, vice Brig. Gen. Barry ordered to Geu. Grant's department. ' It is supposed the amendatory internal tax bill wiil not be reported from Committee of Ways and Means, before to morrow week. The visit of Gtu. Meade to Washington is reported to be in connection with the reorganization of the several corps under bis command. It is understood that the Houe Committee on Naval Affairs has under consideration the establishment of navy yards for the construction of monitors, aud other subjects in counectho therewith. .

FOR SALE. 33y &2isrjsr c3 sivriTXjC A T 1 O'CLOCK T. W..OW TUFSDAY, TD 151idy sf MareU, ISoi, wewillaeU at : I?utlio Auction, On tbe premUes, one-ha'f mils west of the City, on the ! - , . Lafayette ttoao. . , ' FÖÜÜTEE GARBO LOTS, Varving from 3 to 6 Ac-es each. Being tbe south part' of the norib-wet quarter. Section 3, loan 15. lunge 3, and north part of O Jt-Lot IS, west ol WLite kiver. and knn a tbe "II. B. Fatoat Crden an I r'ruit harm. . e plat. ETrry fool of thin UiiU is either In cult nation or timber the I is tr.e rchf't in tbe country. There are good buildii:g rpou, and mors or buddings and va'uble fruit auj timber, on oearljr all Ihe lot. Tbere ia on tbe piemi.se a good THU Ü TO ill' MlUtl K HOUSE, Of nine rooms, with good celUr, porc well. 80 barrel cit-rn. pumps wood buns.-, bam 50 y feet, good siabb-, 4c., i-itinwxl on a tine tu Idirnr rpnt in a grove of about 5U tine foret irres, be -idea a'ut 250 choice apple trees, nearly all beam; 2u0 pear. 30 cherry and 100 plum trees ?,0"0 currant atid goo berry bu.-he.-; Ilk) grape vine.', II bearing. Most et the land is in clover. Over 8 acres of flue timber. Tille good. Tf.rms O..e-four:b ca.-U iu band; balance in equal annual Ddymentu, with interest and mortgage tecuiity, with the pmile uf pre-pay nient. Persons wishing to atend the rale are requested to exanvne ihe pre nise b fore that tltu--For further particulars apply to D. B. Fatout, on tbe premises, or to tbe undersigned at tbeir ollice. SiVtSN üMIin. Keal Eatata Brokers. niar5-dt:l!15tw2w ADMINISTRATOR'S SALES. , ISTOTICE OF S-AJLiE. "TVTOTJCI! is hereby given that I will jxTI at public sucl tion, on Fi May, i te 1st dj of April next, at tue Tvtadt-nce of Evans Br stow, five onle nouth of lidlanapolia and half a mile wert of Centre Church, late of Harinn county, d ceased, all bii pf rsoual property tot taken by tbe widow, consisting of thr e work horses, one spring wagon and barnesa, corn in the crih, hay in the bam, wheat .u tbe garner, best in tjie field, potatoes, a lot f leaf tobacco, one reaper ai d mower combined, a lot of carpenter's tools, farming at- ns.h', 4c. - Tekms All nums of three dollars and under, cah. A creditor eigh. months will bo g ven on all rami o'er tbe dollars, the punch iner giving his Lote. ilh approved security, waving valuation and appraisement laws. WILFERD RldsTUW, mcb7-w3t Administrator. NOTICE OF SALE. TTfILL sell on Tuesdav, the 59th day of Marth, 1S64, at 10 o'clock A M., at the late resi.lexce of Ka bei UcNabb, one mile south of Spring VaPey. in IKcatur Towothip, Marion County, Slate of Indiana,' the following articles t-wit: - Three horses, three cows, com In the crib, shock corn In tbe field, wlv-al in the ground, wheat in the bnshel, bog anl rbeep, two horse wagon, fa rail g a end's, feiHi-ebold goo's and many articles Useful to farmers a .d housekeeper. A cre-Kt of ix mon-hs will be given on all som of tbne dodars ai d upward, tbe pnrcLaser givln in-te with app'Oved security . waiving valuatii n and appraisement la. ' All sums under three dollar will be cah. JESSB PKICK, mar7-3t Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICES. Kachel Mc.Xabb's Estate. 7T0T1CK IS IIEItKBT GIVKJJ THAT LETTERS OF I W administration n tbe estate of Rachel McNabb, (ätn of Marion county. St tts of Indiana, deceased, have b en duly granted to tbe undersigned by Ihe Court of Common I leas ot aid couuty. fcaid efta'e probably solvent. JESSE PR CK. . nich7-w3r Aitunuistrator. Sylvester A. Peters r.Matc. I HAVE THIS DAT BE EX APl'OlNTEÜ ADMIMStrjtor of the estate of Sylvester A. I'eters, late of Marion county, Indiana, deceased. Any person knowing themselves Jindehted to the same will com4 forward and pay up immediately. Jr.SSK I'KICE, mcb7-w3t Admioiatraior. Kvaiis Krisfow' Estate. rVJOTICK IS HEEBT GITE.H THAT THB UXOEKi 'gned ha been appinted AdmiuUtiator of tbe estate of r.vana B istow, late of Marion county, deceased. Said est.te is upposed to be solvent. WiLFORD BRISTOW, mcb?-w3t Administrator. Joseph llamsey's Uslatc. TVOT1CR IS HEREBT GIVE THAT LETTKRS OF ! admiiiia' ration on tbe estate of Joepb Ramsey, fite of Marion county, ftate of Indiana, deceased, have been duly granted to the undersigned by the (Jouri of of Common Fleas of .aid corntv. caid estate la probably solvent. WILLIAM ilcVM10KTF.lt, fct9-w3w Administrator. NOTICE. 7T0T1CK IS IIKRKBT G1VF.N TH VT THE UNDER. 1 signed, the Heceiver of th Rvansville, Indianapo.is and Clf velanJ St raiubt Line Kaiiroad Co. will apply to the C r nitCourtoftbe L'ni el Matt a tor the IHstrict of Indiana, ax ihe Miy term, l61, for an or ler authorizing him, a such Heceivtr, lo aell th Ito.d lied, Kight-of-way, Fraucbises, Ac, Ac, d tbe said Kail road Companv. JUHN IjOVK, Ilecelver. 1 dianapolis, Ind., February 12 J, lf-4. (eb2.i w3w LEGAL. STATE OK INDIANA, MARIOS COUSTT, SS In the Court of Common 1 leas of Marion County, In tbs State of Indiana, June Term, A. I). 1864. For distribution of money in Fnoch I'uah's eitate. Jeve Pugb, Guardian of Cuarlotto Pugb and others, vs. Maruu PtVjh and-otbers. be It known that on thlUd day of February. In the year 1H64, tbe above named pUlntiff, by his attorneys tiled In the olKce of tbe Clerk ol the Court of Common Pleas of Marion countyhis complaint against .aid defendants in tbe ebove entitled cause, together with anmftidavitof com. peteut person, that said defendant, Martin Pugh if not a r. siitent of the State of Indiana. Maid defendant is therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint agaiiisi him, and tkat aniens be appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on tbe second day of tbe next term of said Court, to be begun and held at tbs Court-bouse, in the city of Indianapolis, on tbs first Monday In Jane next, said complaint, and the matter and things therein Contained and alleged, will he heard and deterndned in his absence. WILLIAM WALLACK, Cierk. M. L AV alols. Attorney for Plainiifl. . . lebSS w3w . STATIC OF INDIANA, 1IAB10S C0UXTT, S3: la the Common fleas Court of Marion County, in tbe Slate of Indians, June Term. A. D. ISS4. Kicbard J. C. "Ckng vs. Josephine M. Hoiking. 'Beit known. That on this 4th day of February In the year I9S4, the sbovw named plaintiff by h a attorney, bled in the ottice of the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court of Marion County h s complaint against said defendant In the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of m competent person, that aaid defendant, la not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant Is, therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendenc r of said complaint sirsmst her, and unless aba appear and. answer or demur thereto, at tbs calling of said cause.ontbs second day oi me next term otsaia court, to be begun and held at the Court-house, in tbe city of Indianapolis, on tbs first Monday in Jana next, aaid complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged wlllbs beard and determined Id ber absence. VTM. WALLACK, Clerk. fsbi-w3w ...... STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COCJSTT.SS; In tbs Mt lon Circuit Court of Marlon county, in the Slate of Indiana, March Term, A. D. 186 1. George W. Burrs vs. Kdard Swsrtis, David W. Henry, Milton Wevllrn. Fdward I'avK Be it known, that on this ?th day of February, In tbs year 146.1, tbs abov named plaintiff by his attorney filed In the office Of tb Clerk of Marion Circuit Court his e tnplaint araint said defendants In tho abovs sntitled cause. together with an affidavit of a competent person, Ihst said defendant, Havtd W. Jlenry, I, not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant U. therefore, hereby notified of the filing snd pendency of sale? complaint agaimtt him, and that nnl b appear and answer sr demur thereto.a' theealllng of said cause on tbs second day of tbs next term of said Court, to be begun and held at tbe Court-bouse. in tbe ctt of Indianapolis, an tbs third Monday In March next, said comDlalnt. and tbe rnattrs snd things tbsrsln con tained aad alleged, will be heard and determined In hie absence. " ' 4 hiluah vtall.acjv, visra. R. L Waxrout, Attorney for PUlntiff. tsbi-w8w r ' '

HATS, CAPS, &C.

Cincinnati Advertisement. , Please Read.'. . . ' , tJ"We invite the attention of Merchants buying goods in Cincinnati, to our Spring Stock of Hat, Cap and Straw Good; . Palm Leaf Hal mud SJtaktr Hoodl Laditt and HUte' Hat A Lary Stock f Wool Hat: And our own manufactute of " Fashionable Silk Hat. , Our Assortment of goods is uow full and very complete. Arm y Sutlers will find a well assorted stock for their trade. Win. I)ÜDD Sc CO., Wholesale H t Dialers, - 144 Main Street, ' Cincinnati. mart-tUweodlwSw MEDICAL. LIFE' Oil DEATH! SOLDIERS . Don't , go Back to the War. 171 'It many have died from Diarrbce and Tiyentery in ' your regiment. Now take waminj and do D"t re turn without huppllnir your kra( sacks wiih a bottle "f l)r. Strickland'. mi Cholera Mixta e rememKer how man; were saved lan year by taking afrer m? di charged a- d sent troni tbe hospitals as incurable. n do-e will immeitlxtely relieve the mott severe case of Diarrhaea or D a-n-ary. It Is acknowledged by the faculty to be the only medicine kimw.i to rare Chronic Diarrhoea sod Dysentary. ow don't neglect It. for on your return a change of diet and watr, 4c. will mosr c rta:nly bring on Di rrbcea, and a 60 c-nt bott'e of Dr. htrickiand'a Anti Cholera Mixture w II cure yon and several othirs. It will keep goo-iin any climate. Do not fail to tell your comrades to put a bottle of it in tbeir knapsacks. Sold by Drnretsts and prepared only bv Dr. A. Strick land, S F.at Fourth street, Ci- clnnati, O. For sa'e by W. I. Haskit Co., Browning 1 Sloan, Stewart k Morgan, J. F. Seoour, Tomlinson A Cox, tgner Wocber. biarcb7 dlyeodtwly Dr. STRICKLAND'S ME L L IF UL0US COUGH BALSAM CTRES Couvhs Cold, S.re Throat, Astlma, and Onsump'ton. It only necessary for any one troubled with those complaints to try sne bottle of Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam, To convince them that it I the best preparation ever used. It not only enres tb' above aflecüons of the tbra and lungs', but it eure Xil t wea's and Sp iting of P.biod.and is an excellent g.rgle for any kind o 8ore Throa'. It la pleasant to take, and a safe medicine for infants - Pnca 50 cenu per bo'tls. For sale by Dmygists genera lv. e For sale by W. I. Ilaskit k Co., Bmwnin? & Sloan. Stewart A Morgan, Tomlmson A Cox.' J. F Sennnr and Fguer A Wither. niui7-dleodAwly A SURE, CURE! . ' , i . -' '' , - IVF.RTBODT is being cured of this distressing disJj ease by the use t.f - DR STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Read what a sufferer ssyr Mr. J. P. Il.uar le. 164 Second street, Cincimali. 0., sas be has been a dreadful Mirterer with Piles for a long time, and has tried nearly everything, and could obtain no reüef. lie used about one fourth of a pot of Or. Srricaland'a Pile Ointnent. and it in Tide a complete cure. He advises every one suffering to try it, FolJ by all DrugiM at 50ceirs per pot. Manufactured at Ko. 6 Fast Fourth street. Cincinnati. U. Ask for Strickland's Illt llcmcdy. For sals by W. I. tls-klt A Co.. Browning k Sloan. Stewart A Morgan, J. K. Senoar, Tomiinson A Cox and tgner A V ocber. niar7-dlyeodAvly FOR SALE. TIIMlEtl HOLLARS! UUSIIEL FOR X&TJZ JSiJUZ Xaw.TvT'e) . "ÄT-!!.!. not pay the Farmsr as well as raising Fruit at ww iwenty-nve cents per ousnei. Any one can ea-ny sttiMj himseif tbat ibis Is true b-. a few moment's reflection and a little tiicur nz as lo the cost of the produc tion of tbs dilTeitut articles. We are offering i .ll'P LE T 11 EES At unprecedented Pw rale. Those wlo come lo the Nursery and take them away in their wagons, can pur chase tbem at p ice ranging irom fa t ela per aua dnd, sc ordit.g to eiie. A l ßrst-cla-s trees and 'aria ties warranted irne to name. We I'l l have a t the other ki ds of Fruit Trees sr Small Fruits usual'y found i:i Nurseries, and at I w rates. we would call particular attention to our Hue. large stoca oi . , Consisting of all the well-known and hsrJy varieties, wnven we oner very iw. We have also a few thousand cuttings of the celebrated Illinois White Willow, For Fencing. TTTOur Nursery is situated a quarter of a mile north' east of Indianapolis. Give ns a call. i r LKICHEB SEELE R. mch7-wlm U. S. TAXES. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. Annual Taxes for 1864 THF. a'tention of tax-psyers is hereby called to the provisions of tbe United States Kxcise Law relative Is the asuessramt of annual taxes. Py the sixth section of tbe act of July 1.1S62. it It made ibsauty ot an perus, narinersnips, nrroi, asao ciaiions, or corporations, made liable to any annua duty, license, or tax. on or Ofore lAt Jtru Monday of May in each yar, to mare a list or return to me Assistant Assessor of the Di-trict where located of tbe amount of annual Income, the article, or objects charred witb a ipecl tl tax, and tae business or occupaiun liable te nsv anv license. Kvery pi-rsoii who sha'l fslt to make such return by tbe day specified will be I able to be assessed by the Assessor according to tbe best Information which bs can obtain; and in such case the Asse-sor is required to add tlfty per cantum to the amount of tbs Items sf such list. Kerv person who shall dalivsr to an Asssor any false or frauduUnt list tr i'atenient, ih Ititer.t to evade tbs valuation or enumeration r-quired by law, it subject to a fine o' five hundred dollars; aid in such ca? the list will be made out by the Assessor or Assistant Assess. or. snd from the valuation. ao4 enumeration so made there can be noaPDsai. - - Parroent of tbe. annual taxes, except those for licenses, will tot be demanded until the SO h Jay of June. T " Tbe sppropr sts blank on which to make return, and all iieeeaaarv Information, will be furnished bv Job H. Stsmph, Assisunt Assessor for lbs First D.v'ston, te bom tbe returns kbou d deli v red on r before the first Monday in May, at his odes, in Nsw A Tslbott's Block, Dear lbs P. uiuce. W. A. BRADSHAW, IT. 8. Assessor. 0 h District. Indianapolis, Feb. 24. l?6t. fbJ4 dwim PROFESSIOrixtL. IV. J. DORSE Y, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, . - '.' . OFFICM AD RKSIDESCK, , - No. 46 North Pennsylvania St.' fcbl-d3mAwlat

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SPECIAL NOTICES. , TT - ' GJ SOLDIER S WE THINK DR. Strickland fs tjuite right In advising ynu In h's advertise ment In tnr columns of to-day's paper, to take a bottle of his highly recomzneoded Auti-Cbolera Mixture la your knap cks. It may save the lives of many of our best soldiers. Mothers, tee tbat your sons do not neglect it. Toj can get it at the Drug Stores st 50 cents per bottle. It la the beat remedy for Diarrhoea and Dysentery. ; march7-dlyeodAwly BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCOES. "I. HAVE SEVER CHANGED MY MIND re-pecting them from the first, esoepting to think yet better of tbat which 1 began thinking well jf." Eaw. Henry Ward Beecber. CThe Troches are a stiff of Life to mo." Prot Edward Sörth, Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, 5. T. "Js ov Throat Troubles they are a specific." v.T. 'winis. 'Too favorably known to need commendation. Hon. Charles A. Pbelpa, - Pres. Mass. Senate. ' "Contsln no Opium nor anything Injurious." ' : Dr. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston. "An elegant combination fc r Coughs." Dr. G. F. Bigelow, Boston. . "I recommend their nse to Public Speakers." , . , . . Rev. . H. Cbapln. "Most salutary relief In Bronchitis. 0 Eev. 8. Seigfiied, Morristewa, Ohio. "Very beneficial when suffering from Colds." Rev. S. J. P. Anderson, 8u Louis. "Almost Ins! ait relief In the distressing labor breathing peculiar to Athma." Eev. A. C. Eggleston, JTew Tork. "They have suited my case exactly, relieving my throat so that I can sing with ease." T. Ducharme, ' ' Chorister French Parish Cbnrcb, Montreal. ' As there are Imitations, he sure to obtain the genuine. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines In tbe United Stales snd most foreign countries at 15 cent per box.. mcbS-dAwlm

A GOEKAL UCCELLIOA. Triumph of a Great Discovery! The pubic has rebelled against cantsrUiog Eair Diss. Fashion baa foresworn tbem. A sagacious community has adopted in tbeir stead . Cristttdoro's Hair, it ye, And for three reasons It embrowns and blackens tbs hair, hot the skin. It is a vegetable emollient, not a burning fluid. It doea not burlesque nature with blooming meta.lic tinges, hut prodnces her own living hues. Its cooling effect is lasting. It defies detection.' Its results are uniform. It never fails. Manufactured by J. CRISTAD0R0, Jo. 6 Astor Houre, 5ew York. Sold by all Druggist. App icd by Uair Dressers. feu2S-d!nieodAwlmeow Cancer Can lie Cured! AMERICAN CANCER CI1A31PI0N. DR. HEBERN HAS LOCATED IN THE City of Chicago, 165 Dearbond street, oppoMie the Post Office. He claims to be the King of Cancers, and a kinds of Fever Sores, tucb as While Swelling and Bin Diseases, Scrofula, Tiles, and Sore Eyes in their worst stages, Liver Comp'aints, Consumption, Female Weakness, and Salt Rheum, Tetter, Rheumaticm, 4c, ic. The Doctcr became master of tbe above disea.es while traveling through Enropc and America. The Doctor will take pleasure la bowinj his visitors certificates of tbe above cases wters they have been given up as incurab e by the best pby-icians in the country. Tbe Doctor also gaarsuteea a cur in all cases where tbs patient lives opto tbs direction, or no pay. ; The patient will please correspond weekly, giving a true statement of the case. Post Office drawer 6463. The poor dealt with liberally. Cancrr extracted In from four to twenty-four hours without instruments or pain, or a drop of blood. decU-wly ' tFSKW DISCOVERY FOR THE speedy and permanent core of Keniinal Weakness, Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet, Scqual Diseases, Emissions, Impotence, Genital Debility and diseases ot tbe Bladder and Kidneys. Bell's 8rrcinc Pills are warranted In all cases and can be relied oa. No chanza of diet required. They do not uausate.nor Interfere vrltb business pursuits. Upwards of 200 cases have born enred the past month. Xore thitt on hundred phyiciant vm them in their prieat practice, and all peak well of their qfftcacg. They are entirely harmless on the system, and can be re lied oa in all cases arising from youthful indiscretion or self-sbuse, which often incapacitates tba sufferer from fulfilling thedutie of married life. A TREATISE of 6 pages, containing means of core. sent free to all. Two stamps required for postage. The Pills will be sent by mail, securely sealed, on re eeipt of One Dollar, by J. BKTA5.M. No. 78 Ct dar street, IT, T. Sold by all tbe principal druggists. TOMUXS05 k COX, Agents, sepi30-dAwly Tndiannpolla. C-NEftVOUS DEBILITY". SEMINAL Weakne r, etc., can be cured by one who has really cured him-elf and hundreds of others, and will tell yoa nothing but the truth. AdJre&a with tump. EDWAliD H. TRATER, fcbJ9-d&ly Lock Boa, Boston, Mass. tT IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR. Habvbv's Fsmals Pills have never yet failed id re moving difficulties arising from obstruction, or stoppage of nature, or In restoring tbe system t perfect health when suffering from Spinal affections, Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness of tbe Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harmless on tbe constitution, and may be taken by tbe most delicate female without caus ing distress the same time tbey act like a charm by strengthening, invigorating and restoring the system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly pe riod with regularity, no matter from what causes tbs obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT be taken during the first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be the result. Each box contains M p lis. Price SI. ; tr. HARVET'8 TREATISE on Di-eases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriege, Barrenness, Hterility, Reprodue tion and Abases of Nature, and emphatically the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 64 pages, sent fret to any address. Six cents required to pav postage The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired. securely sealed and prepaid, by . J. BRYAN, M. D., General Agent, J- s No. 76 Cedar street, Nsw Tork. J7Sold by all the principal drucgiKts. T0MLIN..0N C0I, Druggi-U, Agents, sepl30'63-dvVwly . . Indianapolis. HARDWARE. NEW IRON STORE. POWKROY, FRY fc CO., No. 24 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, i DIANA, If are constantly on band IRON, STESL, NAILS, ANTILS, BKI.LOW8, TICES, AXLF.S, SPRINGS, BOLTS. UALLEABLK CASTINGS, .NUTS, WASHERS, II0R3R ÄH0KS, HORSK SHOE NAILS, WHEELS. HUBS, SP0KKS, FELLOES, ' SHAFTS, BCGGT AND TAGON BOWS, COilS, PLOW H kNDS, C.t AC. The Ohio River Salt Company. , . - ; The, Madison Pearl Starch Company. yT7Tbey wilt sell all articles in their line at tba lowest market price. POME ROT. FRY k CO. feb!7 HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC DAVIS Wholesale & Retail DEALER IN Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Gloves ar.d : F U R 8 . tins 'Just tleceired lis Fait Stock i T GOODS, DIRECT FROM THR MANUFACTURER " lo the East, which he will sell as low as the lowest. All tbe la vest styles kept at No. 16 Pennsylvaaia street, Tour ooor s soutn oi tas root tmca, ' Indis&polis, lei eetSO-dAwSaa

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NIP TltE EVIL IN THE UVU PRACTICAL ACCOUCIIER. tEVlLINTHE A TTHK AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT Bl J. a new method, and with tbe happiest results, PtaUunu Cleri, (falling of the womb,; Canceration llcrr"tion, iMch-Trkea, whites,) t''ary and all other diaeases te which the American female ta sa pecallarilj liable, Send three dollars and receive by express one ol tbe Doctor's Female Syringe. This instrument shonla be used by every woman in the land, for tbe purpose of cUanline$,camfort, health, tc. 8ent free on receipt of stamp, a copy of our Private Leitet to Married Indies on health, arc. The Doctor's celebrated lemaU PUU, fresh from tbe Dispensary, are very good in simple diseases, irregularities, dc. Price tl. sent by mslL At tba American Dlpenrn we al.-o treat, without mercury, and with never failing sucees. Yenerial, or whst the quacks call private or tecrrt diseases: wpkilu la all iu stages. Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture. Hydrocele, Clrcocele, Varicocele, Carsocele, Spermatorhes, Seminal Weakne sa. Nocturnal Emission. Sexual Debility, Impotency, and effects of self-abuse. The last six are. treated of in a "private letter," which we send free on receipt of stamp. I he e-.perience of the Surgeon in charge of this departxivnt In some of the best Hospitals tn Europe and In New York City, enables him to treat patients scientiQcal ly and restore them speedily. Those living at a distance can communicate by lettei and be treated at their homes. In nreent cases send Sä Or $1 and receive troolcines. Consultation free and confidential. Room No. 14 U East Washington Street, Indianapolis. P. (1. Box 1364. , aiT9.dlv-wl2t.Jam MEDICAL BOOKS, &C. Galetfs Head Dispensary CII AKTE ICED BY THE LEGISLATL'RK OF KENTUCKY FOR TH TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF TH URINARY AND GRNITAL 0RGAN8. PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS. Ä ülcdiraa Kcport, Containing Jhirty Fine Plate ana,JCngra9tKftofu Anatom ana fhyeiology of the Scavai Urqant etate Health irnH IHeeaee. O0N A NEW METBODO TREATING Venenal Diseases, incis ling Syphilis in all Its stages (tanorrhea. Gleet, Stricture, Varijocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases oi the Kidneys, Bladder, Ac, with ut mercury! containing a val uable trtatiss on tbat wide-spread Mala dy of youth, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility. Im potency, Ac, tbe secret infirmities of yomh and maturity arising from tbe baneful habits of self-abase. To whh h Is added observations ee Female Diseases, and other interesting matter of the utmost importance to the m.rried and those contemplating marriasre, whoutrtain donbta of their physical ability to enter tbat state. Sent to any address in a sealed wrap. per, on receipt of ten cents or four stamps. We devote our entire time and attention to the treatment of the various private diseases treated of tn our private teport. Our Dispensary Is the only Institution ef tbe kind in America which has been e tablisbed by a special charter, an 4 this fact should give It a preference over the various qnacks of doubtful character to be fonn In al arge el ties. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES! Oneoepartment of our Dispensary is specially devoted to the treatment of the Diseases of Females, such as Lachorrhea, or "White." Irregular. Painful and Sonnresa Menstruation, nervous ana ueneral Debility, Uiseasesol he vi omn, barrenness, e. Consultations and exarninattonsfree of charge. Also for sale. DR. DEW EE'S RFGULATOE PILLS For Female Obstructions, Irregularities. Ac Married la dies in certain situations should not n sc them, as tbey would csnse miscarriage. Price $1 per box, and may be sent by mail. DU. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE An Invaluable article for those wishing to limit the number of their offspring. ot the barren who desire children; warranted not to In jure the health, and will last for a lifetime. Sent to any address, under seal, on receipt ol the price TWO IXJLe lak. PATIENTS AT A Dl ST ANCE By sending a brie statement of their symptoms, will receive a Blank Chart containing a list of questions, our tenia for the course of treatment, Ac Medicines sent to any part of the country to cure any case at home, free irom danger or curiosity. All transact ions private and conndential. Kemember the name and number. Direct all leiten-to GALEN'o HEAD DISPENSARY decU-63-dlwIv Louisville. Ky. EXC ELSIOR FAMILY MEDICINES, ARE A RAFK RF.LIARI.E CTRAT1VE ASD PCBELY vesrit able, and warranted to snie satisfaction and perlorm as recommended. One trial is worth a volume of certificate. Medical Corrector, for Billions and Liver Complaints, Sirk or Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia, and for purifying the blood. Liver ( ainarnc ana .mi.iiiiiieus Pills We tier these 1111s and assert tbat tbey are the beet in use, and invite a trial to prove the truth of our assertion. Affile 1111. for the radical cure of Fever and Ague. A cor. in warranted in all cases. Krad lea tor. We warrant this remedy in all cases to cure rernnic and recent cases of Dysentery, Diarrhea. Cholic or Cholera Morbus. It J also the best pain killer extant. Compannd Fx tract of Arnica, for Rhea-matl-m, Neurafgia Pains, Inflammations. Ac, Ac. One trial will convince tbe most skeptical of tbe magical effect of this truly prest and wonderful preparation. ArontKtiC Oinlmcnl for'uts, new and old; Sores, Bells. Bruises. Bums, Frost Pites, Sore Nipples, Ac We offer this as one of the best Salves now in use. I'arasian loolh Liquid, for Nervous Toothache, Cleatiine tbe Teeth and Purifying the Breath. All of the sr"ve seven remedies are put up scientiücallv, and snhfwholesale and retail at Norwood's Block, No. 18 and 20 Nortn liiiuois street. Indianapolis, and by Druggists and Storekeepers verywbere, and warranted to cure if taken a recommended. Tb sick and afflicted are invited to call at our office, Norwood's Block Consultations free. Advice gratis. Medicines warranted and cures cairaoteed. Call and ret circulars, see certificates snd receive good and honest treatment. Agent wanted te travel everywhere. Satisfactory In ducements onered. . Sl'lCKk. HkNMNGS ACO-, Oovl7-wly : Proprletora. WANTED. A GEN T S COiVSTAIVTI-Y WANTED! I WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE Ifl.Jf TO canvasa the country boroaghty, and deposit or Medicines witb evtry family. I am employing agents te canvass, on loot, at 31.0. and with horse and buggy. 1360 per year. Agents are required to furnish horses and buggies. In addition te tae above salary, I defray an expenses incident to tbe buriues. It Is an agreeable and health ful occupation fur young men, riving tbem a good oppor tunity to make money without the possibility of sustaining lose accruing from selling on commission. Ani'licsnli should apply In peon, or address (if fur ther information be desiied) the proprietor, by letter. No one will le emplojed for a less term than one year and will enter into a written contract to tbat effect. I shall require seenritv, in all esses, if I am not per sonally acquainted with tbe astulicant, aa I .hall intraat in his custody money, mrdiciue, hooks aod receipts to tba amount of from f 500 to f 3,WX'. j. sr. FROST, . . INDIANAPOLIS, IWD. deel' NOTIONS. &C. CIIILDUEVS CABS. GIGS. :. AND ,' ' WILL O W W G OIVS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES ON EXHIBITION AND ' for sale at mv salesroom, np stairs. Thf y are selected from the heist rnsnnfaciurera. and vary in priese from TWO to THIRTY DOU.AKS apieee. Doelerswill Ood it to their intersst to inspect these goads CHARLFS MATTE, i ebM-do6m " X. 29 Wt Washington Street. - GROCERIES. 'HONEST JOHN." NE7 FAMILY GPOCERY, Vholosalo and Retail. No. 181 West Washington Street ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES CWITH THE KXCF-P-tlon of liquor) kept c- nstantlv on hand, pure and freit, at No. 181 west Washington street. Produce of all sorts bovght end sold. Flour, Coffees, Teas, aod all articles fot family aae always oa band. ttiva tn sab scribers a call J. U KNOX k CO.. . Btarehl-dAwta

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makttactcher of the IMPROVED PAHTOSCCPIO SPECTACLTS, TÜE BEST EN USE. MOSES' improved Pantoscopic Spectacles combine advantages mechanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles offered in the West Moses' improved Spectacles not only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, bat tend to strengthen and preserve the sight. Moses Spectacles are made of the finest materials, and best workmanship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value Caution Xo Agents or Pedlar emjfoyed. D" Send for circular containing fall dctcription, prices, Lc., and how fo ensure a perfect fit and bare tLcm sent by mail. Address ' lt. W. MOSES, Optician, 50 East "Washington ft., Indianapolis, Ind. ; . GROCERIES. 1. B. XLV0RD. 1. M. CALDWELL. H. B. ALV0RD. ALVORDtC.tl.nWr.IXA ALVOKDi WHOLESALE GRIICIIRS. lalQXTOR DEALERS A5r COMMISSION MERCI11NTS. Are In DA1LT receipt of freik foods Constantly on band and fer sale a t tbe Is - prices, a larg-e and assorted stock e Ceil fee, Sugar ' , irielaeaea, tiPs . Illce, Tea, !ailH Glase, IVasdrnware Soaps, CandleetkAiarcti, Kalalna, Clrar, Tebarca, 7Iackerl,Vhlterili Cerdap Twine Cotton Varna, Drt-Stuf fa ftnttff rit, Dates, Jetliea. Urandy Gin. uiu. Wlnea, Whisky , Teilens ef all kinda,we Plantation ami llokerU tllltert. Particular attention (ivea to tae sals ef pitonvcE or .ti.i. Kurns. 68 East Washington Street. IXMA5M0US, I5D. sprlS-dAw TOMD STONES. WORKS rs r as 3 o 0S5 o s r;ioRrTTER i:'. I isu.wi m i fm WE KEEP 05 HA5D A5D J1KX TO OED 1 1. ALL kinds of Marb m Monuments aad Grave tteaea, earve to order, wtth da sign, etnblesa. er darfoa tkat may be wanted. Tkose det trior anytkinf la eer Hoe will de well te Jtive nsacaJl, M w asaaet bvttkebect snateelala andtneereal wrk. . a.1 AeVwle , DR. AVI1ITT1EU. PR1TATI VKniCAL ADVICE FKEK Of CHAR0I. Dr. Whittter's Tbeorr, aymptosna and Trratsseat 1 1 Cbmnic, S'rroea, Crmsry. and 8 aal Dbeaee, free. In a plain sealed letter eni lope, for sU ens te prepay pestare. It Is a clesr delinearlnn of all tbe diseases and onditione resnltinc frota tbe rnfrtmremeat ef tne saoral Was, eaeefcs Indnlfrencesexpoanrea aad Isnpradeaeee In married and sins-la Ufr. Krery sentence "nomine lastrnction to tbe sfflieted, and shouM be read by every roan person, to keep tb.m off tbs shoals oo wb ich ethers bare been brokea to pteees. A wtatires sa clearly staled to be ander tbe control ef jodieioas treatment, and thereby prevent inclination te owe very proline cease efdisesM. Sesrly every esse of disease rsn be trested w(tkssl blndranee to basin, afedlcine sent by mall, aaeors from observa'lon. Cbarsjea moderate: consultations by letter or at Ike etHoe free:enrs raarawieed. Office CS SC Charles street, between Sixth aad Seventh., onesnnsre Sooth of Llndell Hotel, P. O. Box 92, gt, Levis, ate. Circular Letter e.pe-.l.l'y for ladke. cow. talnlng BOtntng referring te Seaual Diseases for Sea ate post are. Jsxl-dAwly

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