Newspaper Page Text
groceries 5 E. B. ALTOED. i. M. CAUnTMX. iE. B. ALVOBD & CO., j i irOCXS'CKS TO ALTOhP. CA1LWILL ALTOiD A IB ,11111 älU U UU111IIIUU V. IVUJ 20,27 and 20 South Meridian. ELDER, RAWNESS & B1NGRAM, Froprltlor. ft m M tVB-IIV ! ' Jo VOLUME XIV. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., FK1DAT MORNING, JULY 21, 1865. a. ' NUMBER 4,G00. DAILY STATE SENTINEL rUBUSHEI KTKST HORSISO AT DA si V!.. .. si.. j w. jw. in 'Ju copy, a'.t rar.r.!.. .. Cue copy, t h?e nnnlt Oaecopy, co mooto. .... 4 t" 1 V to IMlvered by the eerrler. within the city, SO eentsper j -eek, payable to the carrier. Agenta will be supplied it lc-.t ( ICMoatT may b r.t at -ir r!- by Kxpre., Pr' i bm1, or In Re'ter i loiter. .y na.l; i1i-t!' ww w'I ,. t V r.;v- .'.M f'r hj U that may occur. 0!iy r!r will Le held f f pw:bte f x paper, left lte aja ef.ex tb?7 have reuvel, Un thy , wUh leta dlacont'.i.aed.unlesa rottce la given at the - ! ftc of publication. I N fpr Mi.t witbtpr.-paynni,ciiUuBedlorgr j than paid for. ( On t of tb DaiLV SiminctL be bad at the tKre , b m-.rair.g. aixl the wtitu ramaai. .c lay mortiirn, neatly eveloped,! or mailing. It ATI. Of A 1 V K II T I SI Ti J . at if M at 7 M m 4 Z I n j 1 11 1.60 I. 7 3 25 3.62 3 00 3.7S 40 C 00 7 t 0. :s 1.00 1.30 1. RO 1.75 1.50 3 Ooi 2 SO 3.00 1.50 4.00 5.00; COO .Otr 10.00 13.&0 13.00 21.35 35 00 1.M 3.60 3.13 1.75 4.37 6 00 35 7 60 10.OO J.25, 3.001 3.75 4.50 5.25 .00 7X0 3.00 1 82 3 50 4.37 S.25 8.12 7.00 S 75 10.50 3.00 4.00 5.00 6 00 700 8.00 10 00 13.00 1 00 20.00 2 50 4T 00 45.CW 53.50 57.50 75 OO 337 4.50 5.2 75 7.87 8.0 11 15 13.M 11.00 22 50 23.75 45.00 50.00 57.50 500 85.00 3.75 5.00 C.20 7.50 8.75 10.00 12 SO 15.00 20 00 25.00 33. CO 60 00 55.00 2 50 70.00 5.00 .1 i.w .i a .so .1 1.00 .; t.txt .1 5.00 13.00 14. OO 15.00 17X0 20.00 23.25 29.50 34.75 33 00 40.00 37 50 45.50 43.50 SO 00 65. OO 5 00 7.W) 10.25 13.75 15 00 11.00 20SO 23 0 12.60 1875 24.25 37.00 30.50 .15.50 45 00 I T oo jil.eo 113.00 28.50 35 OO ,1-n 15.00 Bilnraa Sotlca publlnLed In tbe lcal colucin, of ten 1ea or nrulr, will fe charged for ach Insertion 1; If r tn line , ten cLtx rxr line. Anncnncitu death with funeral notic attache.!. l; Ithuut Ptlce free MarTtaire Notice 50 cent. C- 5otlcea of FeKtivals, Picaka and F.acarlora, (rotten op by jwlifHaala or aaociaUos, or by cbnrche , at the retrnlar price. AdvertUementa leaded ani placed un!er tie bea ! of Special 5otlcea, If tenlinea or over, will be charge J double tha Qoal ratea. Yearly adrertlera to pay quarterly. Afiioanclca; eandlltea for ofilceaof every daacriptioc to be charred at tbe rate offl 60 for each same. In the Dally, tnd 1 2 In the Dally ad Weekly, tbe aarue to be, In all ce, paid In advance. WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, PCBLlSniD KVKKT M05DAT AT Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. a War. To Claba of ten ilJ over at S3 W year. Facb aqaare, Cnt insertion I Ku li uUc)atiit ioacrtlon. for each aquare. . 6 A reasonable dU'ictior maie to yearly advertiser. Ltjtal alrertLemfLt II SO per aaaare for tbe tlrst naertion. and 91 per aquare fur each aubeqnent in-er-tian. AUidavlt will l-e mle without ad.litloDal charge. If tbe advertiser furuUb tbe atamp required bj Govern ment. Legal advertisement Inserted atthe expense of tbe at .vrneyi ordering, and not delaysble for the leal proceed bii, but collectable at onr nal time. Publl.-her not c antable for tbe accuracy cf legal adverti?ment be he antonnt charge.! for their publication. 7 LP RR, HARKJfFM A BINtlH AM, Proprletora Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. TILFOKD, Preaident Indianapolis Journal Company. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE. Cn.'JMIU'S AND lNMANArW.!S CK NT II AI. liAII. WAY." f r ue L?at . s y A.M.. ' P. ... rriosArr!?e. .. ..10:.V A. M. l'.':4 P. il ....11:05 P. U. . . . . flay Kpres. Mail ..Ilijbt Kxprei. r.KM.KI OXT.VINK RAII.KOAI. TialHeljeaie. 4 00 A. M 4UO P.M.. 5 P.X -. Ir.ira Arrive. .... lolOP.M. . . HiV Noon. .... Vail Traii. Iave. Trains Anive. -: A. X i:l 11:15A.M. Pa Mae aeaeeeeaee - Pa M JKITKUSOXYII I.F. RAII.UOA1. Train Leave. Ttain Arrive. Morning Kxpri. 1 !K) A.M. Night Kxpre-., 3 A. M Chirac Kxpre, 5:0) P. X. Cbicags Kxpre?s. l.:25 M. Jllbt Kxpre, 1035 P. M. Evening Kspr-? -15 P. M PERC KA1LROAD. TriuIav. T earns Arrive. Ii 3 Nouu Chicago Kxpreas 3. A.M. P. M Chicago l"prei- 4 2" P. 11. LAFAYETTE RU!.U0A1. TriinnLtave. Tra.u Arrive 4 40 A. it 3.5 U A. M. l.'SJ Noon 960 A.M. T3)Pif 7:30 P. U. TETIRK n ACTK ASU KICHVOND RAlI.LOAll. Trains Leave Trains Arrive. 4 M A. it CirKiniiati Kxpreai 1145 I. M. 1.00 P. i4 St. Looia Kxprea 7:3J V. M. 3 40 P. M Mailand Kprre 10v0 A.ai. lL'-'k) P. M Night Exprew .145 A. M. CINCINNATI RAILROAD TraiaaLeave. Train Arrn. 3 50 A.M Mall .3:43 A. X. 10.30 A. M Accommodation 12:40 P. M. Ii 60 P.M Kxpreae '-"J P. M. 1.0ri8VlU.F. NEW A LR AST AND CHICAGO RAIL ROAD. Kipreflreenet'e Junction going north C OO PM Joint aonth 11.4? I'M BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. AND PlfflfSM AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE; DONK IN THE J3EST STYLE, NOOKS. AMHILKTS. CAKDri, HILLS. HILLS LADING. 01 KT LA h . ÜILL IIEAI. I'I.ANK. At' . VC. iiiusifi hi: tf ail ki'i 1 ca'i ie Wfitrf 1,1 m iu nl'r.! l.er. I any ..!.. ein the ritj. .Order lriii dlttunrr Itatll irel Atin prnuipt nnd rnrrltil ntlrn tlon ELDER HARKNESS& BINGHAM JOB INSURANCE. TNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. r- - I -v: Erected 1859-Owned bythoCo. T2BS 3BE3ST IS TMMIAEST! INSURF. TV1TTI THE OLD RELIABLE P OF HARTFORD, CONN. C A S II W W l'l T J-i , TliU Companr l'all over SI 700(l,()f)0 l.etew during IC Vrar. Losses Equitably Adjusted and Promptly Paid. Policies I .-tried by thN favorably known Comraiy, without dej, at raten cf premium a low a c(.tnitrt with tbe baard taken. iLe itiduteruems its patrons in !-ec!irity, rmpt innle a.d 111 erslity, are UIlurl'e(1 by any ti: .lar intiiv.ti 11. ABROMET & BRADSHAW. jeS-l3m AGENTS. WATCHES. American Watches V UFT A r.KNTIXK W.U.TIIAM WATril if je a Jumble an 1 rdiib!. tim-keejr. BUT A GENUIN E W.U.TIIAM WATCH it au . and fs worth d-ible t!i j ri- f tb-e wortlile-a Ene'i..' S i-n watcher. GENUINE WALTIIAM WATt'IIFS, tu.ido rxre fT HjHroa-l r.iij'-t'- r cn l t'm-1-, furt. GENUINE WAI.TIIAM V. ATl'Il ES, made exj-ri-e'-fr Sold htrj bmtinjr-r, accurate time keej.. We get our WaUhe direct frvin the uianuf. try, uui. keep none but the genuine. SINiiLE WATmESMINT TO POLMERS orothei' in warit of a time-keer, :it tbe lir.-t j.,wiible rate Tbe tr:i.b Kiij jlivd at fartory r i i e. u.l t. r a.' i ul.ir. Vau!. bare a l.ire v.iri-ty . f l pi - i fi- Watchea, Fine Jew lr und oii l .-.U. r ir W. P. BINGHAM & CO.. 50 East Washington Street, Near Cid relloma' UalL PROFESSIONAL. LUTHER D. VATERMAN, M. D.r llt Kiiitit aiit Silicon, IATR 9aren Thirty -nir.th laJiana Volunteer. J Otf.oe - t;s N,nh Ir.nykania atre et. half a square north of tbe 1V-K fi ce. Can be Land there dar and r.iglt. jy4 -Id3tn .T. W. 1JLAKE, LATE COLONEL FORTIETH INTIASA VOLUNTEERS, VTT0K5F.T at Law an! i!;'.;!ary CU:m A.-ei.t. Cf.ce in Sbeet.-' I.iÜdine. text to Vnoti; Hall, Fl!;ie Theater, Ea.-t Wa--h:rj;ton treet, led an.po'.i, nr. j. sc. rr:ATiu:icsTo.. 'physician and surgeon, OrHCK AND RESIDENCE. NO. 30 (UP STAIRS.) Vet 5ie North lV!invlvariia troet, '.opposite the l-t t -r.'.ct,) In J;ajp( In t. jelO-dlj KV.l., I muz A CO., 1 TORN IES LAW, NOTARIES PUDLiC, J AM- OKKICE, NO. :S 1-2 NOKWOOI MK.K. i yoi: in il i ivor n:r. av. . ; l I I I Uli. A. SUIiMA,, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON FriCR No. o VllUV.NlA ATKXUX. ZtSiW.CK. . t NOCTU AI-ABAMA T a U lr. A. 1). CAM,, No. 65 North New Jersey 3treet, ct:af-Jit T z ' - e j - r:-:y;U:Ai-9Z' 7- U TV Tl'F? Wm:- (if (I Of O- sa- -X ACENTS !; Telegraphic Dispatches. BircaTT.0 txrtzasiT oa tbi PAar itati umL GENERAL NEWS. OV PERRY'S VIEWS. RECONSTRUCTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Congressmen in Next Session. LEADING REBELS IX MEXICO. DtTivm of Confederate Properly. Mpeecb f l'rrry, of south Carolina Hp fort- lie Knew or III Appoint, iiienl a io ernor. New Yubk, July 2) tioTcrimr IVrrjr Wide a remarkable ptech at Greenfille, South Caro lina, on the 31 iii-t . befote Le knew of hi np l ointment, ltd tenor iiuy be inferred from the loJlcjwiiiii tirrc'jiur.: "Mr. C'jiirman. I will htre frankly say, as I hire olit n etii J u r i the pat four years, tLt there not a man in the United State who mutt? deeply regretted the ecc!'ion of the riauth eru Siatt4 iImii I did in t ho bexum'tog of the rtvoluik-u. AaJ there i not now iu the South frn SutM any n:.e lio fer! more bitterly the humiliation and degradation of going bick into the Union thin I do. Still, I know (hat wc shall be more prosperous and happy in the Union than we would out of it." llea!?o iid th it Jell" lUv'n w i not tipeciilly to blame for the failure of the rebtliiou; tint the people having tired of fiphtinir. had ekulked from the field; that Johnston had Tj.OUO tteu on the muster roll of hij army, but only 14,000 in h;s rmks, and adds: "Congress too, Mr. Chair man, is grtatly to blame for their exemption. Ail between the apes of eighteen and forty-hve fhould have been forced into the army and kept there It mattered not whether he was a doctor, lawyer, preicher, politician, editor, or a school teacher. If an Vole-boJied man, ho should have been st&t to the army. Slrai ge to pay, three clatci of moa. who were inainlv inptruaiental in plunging their country iulo thia mad revolu tion were all exempted by Cmjrrc? from fighting I aliud to the politician. -dtors and preacher.- This was cot lair. The mm who gets up a fight should a!waja Ukeliii abareof it." He alo eaid that President Lincoln's death wan no Iocs to tbe South, and thtt Le was a Whig and non plaveholder, l il .!! :.inn is a Democrat who his held flivf? nni ho voted for Breckinridge in lbCU, tlicufoie, t! peop!e should Lave everv confi ict;c iu hiui. llu lank? Lee next to Wash ington. Sontlt Carolina IJclojration Inter iiru' witli the President. Ktw York, July 20 The Time' Wah:ii:-! ton special ays: The South C-trolint delega tion, headed by Governor Terry, had an inter-1 view with the President at 4 o'clock on Wedi e da afternoon, which reulted to the mutual ni- ' faction of all p-irtics. It appear? that the delegation waa tuirgtsted at various town meetings throughout the Stste, and the uiembiTt Lad been selected and were on the way to tins city before the news tn.it Governor Terry had been appointed Troviioual Governor of the State. Gov. Terry fiit heard ot the ap pointment feveuty miles from Lome. In the course of the interview thii n;orniii:, Governor Terry a.fiired the Trcsident that South C.irolint would be leprcpentcd by her Congress men in the rnciith of December next, and doubt leys by the lir?t dxy of September thst Stnte would adopt the amendment to the Constitution ftbolihic slavery, and that the ptcseut system will Le abolished; that the Tresident will here.if ter be elected by a direct vote of the people in general, and the Stute hi ws conform to the t pecial form of thoe of the Northern State and the Federal Constitution. Governor Terry issued a proclamation this evening, which will go forward by pecial uic penper to-morrow morning, calling a State Con vention. Leadin: Hebel tione to .tlcxiro. New Oelaax?, July Ikowiuville d4ts say the rebel Generals Kiiby Smith, Miruder, Shelby, Djuqla and Jackman, with -lOO men and oilicer, two pieces of artillery, and a larpe wapon train, hase pom? to Mexico Governors Moore and Allen, L. A Clarke atid L. Murray have Rone tJ Mexico. There ate other of less importünce in the puty. Late reports ron fir m the delitery of Confede rate property to General Ilrown by order ol Maxi milian. The Foder.tN recently captured 500 biles of cotton, and a lare wagon train consisiinp of (juinice, ;!petre und other pood, polng to Texas. 1 ne 1 iDpenaii't" nive evacuaiea uaruar;o, j tailing; btck on Monteray, abandonicg the ensire j mi - r . :.tr. i. .1 n roti rit v The'Era'a correspondent says: Canby's fori-e? ire murhin- la Sin ntonin ire m.irci.in to 3in Antonio. Governor lurnht , of 4 rkaniai-a i pllcutton for Pardon. j Washington, July '20 Governor Murphy, of I Arkansas, has informed the Tresident that he will not recommend those people for pirdon who participated in the rebellion, owinsr to the de monstration rn&uC by such people on the Fourth of July. He is . tinned they ought to be put on long probation. A special to the Tribune, dated Ws.sLir.gton, July lihh says: Gen. Forrest Col It. Prook, of Mississippi, ami M. H RIoodpood applied for pirdon yesterday. secretary .Tlrt'ullorli' t'eritinti Con cerning Tennessee. Niw Yphk, July JJ The Time'. Wahiac t' pecil ha the fo'.lowic;: Secretary McC'ul loc! at.nouuees that hipreeuts ot arms, ammu niti.n. army un-f'.Tns and prit clothin? made be rrade lereitttr ti aitd within tKe State of Teri.efsf . ;rntrii Cweii'i Itelraae. PrbT x, ,T::lv i ! Tlie wife of tbe rebel Gen Teil trocecded t Fcrt Werten ye-terday morn i:s with or:itrs liom Tie-i ici t J..l,L.n for the ie!ea?e of btrhubtnd O.i takit. the 01th of aüeciitc he was litcntei. and Loth left fr the S.iuth list evrnir titiilroiiU Arrldrnl. Mount:. Ju!y 1 7 To trait s calli!ed v. lie Mu'jile ui d M 'i:'. .mer ll:!roaJ, euii-h r,; three cars and kill.r.c five t.erces, and wour.J v. Z fcvetai pi?eni'ir. GROCERIES. a. r. rLarcata. e. at. avnri. KEETfTIIEIC A nvVIIMJE ex:rs"rii.vi gkockky, DEALER IN SaAI-LS AND FINE GROCERIES, Foreign and lkuieiic Wines a&d CUara, Uataa, retablas Fruit Wodn aai Willow Ware. Ne. 41 North Pennsylvania Street, eppeatte the Peat 09te,lcliaaapolis. wiar-dtf SPECIAL NOTICES. The Ilridal Chamber an Fsay of Warn Uif and la-1 ruction f.r Toung Men. Alv, new and re liable treatment for LiaM cf tb Urinary and Sexual & s tew aeot fre, iu aealed enteiopea. AdJreaa Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Anociatlon, niladel. pbla, Pa. apr4-d&ly ?Arsc. TL Rlory of a woman, l.ke the itrer.gth of Fampon, laji very mach In her luxuriant hair. To pre aerre thl In all It glory, requires care, and the ose of a carefully prepared tad icientifically compounded vege table wah,fcuch yiu kave in Keodatl'a Atnboline. Ithai no deltrious ingredieEt it refreshe, gtretjth ens and preserre the flowing treasef, and cannot be nr-pasi-ed as an innocent and valuable preparation. The Amba'Ine can be procured at any DruggiU. Je2t-d3m tJTLET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED the virtuei of Box's Cisaox Bmiu, if acy snch there be, read the following certificate fram gentlemen well known in tbi communitj, and doubt no more. Its general Introduction into the army will ae the lire of thousands ot our aoldiers: Locisviuot, Juna Sd, 1-3. We, tb underkigned, have seaa the good effect of Dr. Jobs Bru. Canaos Bmass in case tf general debility and prostration of the aystem. and believe its general ose would prevent diease and relieve much suffering. Among our soldiers particularly would this be tbe case, especially those who are exposed to the miasmatic in Bucnces is the Southern climate. VAJ. PHILIP 8PIL, Collector Int. Rev. 5d Di. Ky CHJLS. B. COTTON, Collector of tbe Port of Louisville, Ky. COL. H. DENT, Provost Marshal General of Kentacky . KEV. D. P. HEXDKRSOX, Vice President cf Sanitary CmmUiion. IUIlSKY.HCanES Jt CO., Publishers Demycrat. GEO. P. DOERS, Proprietor Louisville A.nie'.gi. HUGO KS & PARKHIIX, Whdlesale Dry Goods Dealers, ü... treet, Ixiuis ville, Ky. DAVIS. GREK5 k CO., Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Mala street, lAaisviUe. II ART 4 UArOTDER, lithographers, corner atarket and Third atreet Ixiulsville, Ky JCLIUS WIN1ER, Clothing Mercliast, corner Third and Market sts., Louisville, Ky. CAPT. S. F. UiLDUKTH, Of the tteainer Major Arvierot. J1AJ. L. T. THÜRS TON. Paymaster U. S. Army. C. M. MSTCALK, National Hotel, Louisville, Ky COL. JESSE R4.YLES, 4tb Kentucky Cavalry. ÜKURQK I). I RK3TICE, Ixuisvllle Journal. SOLD WIIULESALR BT ! a 1 1, v, Ki:cn:ii a it im i, 7.t South Meridian St., Indianapolis. decl6'e4-dlyAwl2toaru MEDICAL. 6alen'.s Head Dispensarj i I it b I i li tt In iriöO und tiurtcr by tlio lerlluturc of Kentucky for the treatment of "Kk.r tsa ca3c at AiiU a-l Ariectiwr of tbe Urinary and Qev of both Sexes JUST rCBLISUKD, A I'tUVAlT. JIi:i)ltJAli ON VENEREAL DISEASES, including Gonorbcea, Gleet. Tttt;.Vf IM-. Syphilis, Stricture, Gravel, gtone, Ruptures, I'ilen, r'intula, Urinary Deposits, and all Diseases of tha Kidrey.F.laM?r,rrostrat Gland, tnd Seminal Vesicles, and their ir Di'Tit, iiicludirn? a chapter oa KKMAl.K DISEASES, with ob servations on niarriae and the 1 .S-Xi. ption. Con- mmfjä Self Abu, 'ff&JV al and Neri prevention of concep ta.iting a Treatl" on Spermatorrhea, Sexu vcusDebihty, liarrennew ana 1m- v potence in both hexes; the effects of these diseases or tbe bo-ly and mind, and tbe Author's New Treatment of all these case iu full, the only successful method of cure, with an exposition of Quackery. Thiswork is not a quack advertisement, but a warning and a guide for married and single. It is the only book that give.4 the treatment of all the above diseases iu plain English, with fall directions for self-treatment, and con tains much valuabla information not proper to mention iu a pub'ic notice. The work contains 3W) pages, and 100 plates and engravings of tbe above di.-iea.se. Sent to any address in a sealed wrapper, oa receipt ofonedcllar Those afflicted with any of the above diseases, before placing themselves under the treatment of any one, thonld first read thiswork. OhFlGE 314 Firth street, between Market and Jeffer son, west side. To Insure safety to all letters, direct to GALEN'S HE AO DISPENSARY Drawers?, Louisville, Ky. octl 4-dAlv PARTNERSHIP. Notice of Copartnership. flHR undersigned have this day formed a copartner X ship under the name of Dunn k Karney, to carry en the business of Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting aad Plumb ing büMiness. All work done by us will be guaranteed and done t the lowest rates. We ask the public to give us a trial and solicit their patronage. J. C. DUSN, JOHN KARTET. IHIiMV fc KARXEY, GAS & STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, 38 and 40 Kentucky Avenue. LL SOKTS OF FIXTURES OX HAND AT ALL times and furnished at the low est rates, mys-dtf COPARTNERSHIP. 1 T HAVK -s'citd 5th njlf aJh HfT,SaIe ! A ud Girding Mable Busmen John A. Drew, wbc . Uom thi day ba become a partner in said busineas. The buetnesa 6f the new tirm will be conducted at the old stand, No. Iu Eat Pearl street, in the rear of the Sentinel Building. Thanking tue public fcr pt patronage, I hope they may er fit to continue the same. JOHN B. SULLIVAN, of SCLUVAN k DKKW. Indianapolis, Hay 6. 13Co-my8-dtf DISSOLUTION. msoLiJTii;v. FIRE partnership heretofore ex:sticg between SAW. X YEK, dlONXMAN HASSELMaN Is this day dis solved by mutual conxnt, by Mr. W. U. Stone mac re tiring front tbe firm. The businesa will be continued at No. 40 South Meri dian street. All the lusir.e! pertair.ir to tie late firm will be set lei by SaWYKR i HASSELIAN. luiianapolis July 13, Jyl4-dlw Dissolution of Co-Partnership. riSE partnertbip heretofore exi.tin? between the X unierMgned by the style er KEUMOND A McNA IiaRA is this day dissolved ty iaataal cnent. Mt. SlcSamara will continue to carry on has'ne. at the old place, i aathorued to colltct a;I debt due tie lira and will pay the firm Indebtedness. THOMS REDMOND, lu.iianapcl;, July 11, 1" -J12-alai TOFRMERS. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! EVERYBODY his own Lrixm Maker, without the aid eii of cvrd or tying of any kind, by the ue of Miller's Celebrated Metal'.c Proom Head, patentd Jane 13ib, l-. Exactly what yt-u wai.t. litteen to twenty dol lar per dav. Wanted, as artite, enenretic man in each County to the United iats ta secure for himself the e cluive right to sell this va' nable invention, beicg the ot.ly urcu.rul article of the kind ever tntrodkxvd in this country. We cac abstaatiat the aeerlion that ajrents are poMtively e'earing from 115 ta 20 per day. Any energetic man can sell from J.'VO tt 4,tX), in a County. Farrot-rs de not pay a bih pnee fr your Broem, but try Mider'a Celebrated Broom Hea4-lt is a aafe :n estment. loci a a three cent atarap for a Circular, gl'" fall part culara, a&d address MtLLe It k DIAL. OSce, AUlea'a Block, East ÜarUi treet. Room No. i. Third Moor, Indianapolis, lud. Jj-d3wAw4t RAILROADS. Torre Haute and Richmond ÜOÜ! CHANGE 'OT T 1 ZI C. 1865 Summer Arrangement. 1865 L'oniiuenclng .Mendny, Julr 17 lSG.'i. Farnger Trains will bereut fullows until further notice: WESTWARD -LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS. l.OO . yit t'incllliiatl tlx i re c Stopping at Plainfleld.Cartersbnrg.ITilmore, Green eas'Ie, Junction, Reelsvllle.HanBony, Bra xiL Staunton. Wood's Mill; reaching Terre Haute at 7 00 A. M ; running directly throngh to St. Louis, arriving at 4.20 P. M ; connecting at Junction, at M A. M for Crawfordsviile; arriving at 10 45 A. If. l.OO I. Jt. St, l.oula i:xprea Stops only at Carterbnrg, Greeneaslle, Jonction and Brazil, reaching Terre Haute at 3.40 P. MJ running directly throngh to St. Louis, arriving at 100 A. V.; connect at Terre Haute direct fur Kvansville, arriving at 9.43 P. M ; makes no Junction connec tion. 3.40 I. M.-Wny .nail nnd Expreti- Stapplnt? at all Ptationt: connecting at Junction for Crawford vil!. at 6 00 P. M., a 11 with the New Albany train from the South; reaching Terre Haute at 7 00 P. M.; making no connections at Tr rre Haute. H.O 1. 1 ."Ml lit Kx p re Stops only at I'lainfield, Greencastle, Junction and Brazil; running directly through to St. Lou's; arriving at 11.15 A. M. R. E. KICKER, Superintendent. Suiwriutfudent's Office, July 15th, .Nß5 Jyl5-dtf BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY ijy- it tt CIIAXGE OF TI7IE. o N AND AFTER MONDAY, JCNE l&th, TRAINS will l?ave Cnion Depot as follows- 4.00 A. M , Express Mail. 4.00 P. M., Accommodation, 'for Union only.) P. M , Night Express. Taaias akkivk raoM the kamt. 10.00 A. if. Accommodation. lt.00 Noon, Night Kxprea. .00 P. M., Mail. R. N. r.K(TN, ' jeI6-dtf General Superintendent. MILITARY CLAIM AGENTS. IflSlTH S BROWX, Attorney at I.aw. aaavox w. joxb. BROWN & JONES, MILITARY CLAIM AGBNTS AND ATTORNEYS, Xo. 37 K;it Washington Street, IniAWAfOLlS, IND. TO UF.SltiNF.il, DISCIIAEGED Od DISMISSED OFF1CKP.S. A S the Army Is now being mustered out, and many X. Officers will son be discharged from be r vice, we would call your attention to our facilities for adjusting tracers' accounts aiid setting ciaiai.s against the govern ment. We will procure Certificates of Non-Indebtedness for Officers, and promptly adlmt their accounts with the dinvrent Uureaus at ah;nton. We al-io Collect Claims for Back Par. Bounties. Ten sions, Dorfes loFt in service, Trize Mwuey, Damaged or Lot Property, Property Lot or Impressed, Quartermas- ter' v ouchers, Transportation Claims. Ac, Ac We cn alo nupply Ordnance. Clothing, Uaarteruias- ter and Medical Ketitrns, Muster-Oai liolls and other Military Papers. JtoÖTNo claims bonzbt rsold. OUicer and others iuttre&ted in the settlement of Claims against the Goveriimeut, are invited to call at our ouice, or address BROWN 4 JONES, No. 37 East Washington street, ioj20-d3ai Indianapolis, Ind. EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, 1XSTBI UNITED STATES' EXPRESS COMPANY. "VFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND ß Meridian streets, Indianapolis. Three daily Expresses to New York; Two daily Kxpreshes to Cincinnati, and Two dally Expresses to Chicago and St.Loula; The above Companies are tha only privileged JCxpres.oa the following roads. Tlx: INDIANA CENTRAL; LAFAYETTE k CHICAGO; INDIANAPOLIS k PERU; TERRE HAUTE k RICHMOND; BELLE FONTAINE A INDIANAPOLIS. Money, packages, valuables and freieht carried with lafety and dispatch, and in charge of special and efücient messengers. Notes, Bills and Drafts vrjll be promptly collected ant ready returns made j. BCTTKRFIXLD, Agent. HOTELS. SHERMAN HOUSE, Oiioxiit3 Union Xoiot, INDIANAPOLIS, IXD., Scottt fittrsc tV Co. , I'roprletor. Jel9-d:f MAO? HOUSE, Corner Market & Illinois f IMIIAxVAl'OMS. I Ma. E. PENTECOST, Proprietor. I TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MY friend. ani numerous patrons, that I am now es tatli-hed iu tli bouse, which I have refarnUbed and now thrown open for your reception. I taie th opportunity of thanking my many former friend for their patronage during the two years while I was conducting tbe Oriental Doue, and will at all times be glad to see them at my new stand. my3 dtf E. PENTECOST COLLARS. THE LARGEST COLLAR MANUFACTORY im im: !ok tii-u i:vr. BlGEaLOW'S SATIN-EN AMELED B"5TI.OISr COLLARS, VNEW article f invention This Collar excels all other I'a;ver Collar. fr comfort, neatne.. and economy. Also a Urge a.ortmfnt of S ATTN -KNAat SLED GACKOTES. LINEN PAPER BT KONS, AND LINEN PAPER GARROTES. Lads Satin Fnauieled Collars and Cu a n w and ccnvtcitr.t article. Tie trade supplied at the lost market price. BIG FLOW k CO., Manufacturers, mvS d3m II I .a, Salle Street. Chicaa. II. .Tl. NFIElt V CO., RAIL EST 1 1 E AGBNTS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. No. 201-2 North Illinois Street InilfnunpollN, Ind. 64 Jly WINES, LIQUORS, CtC. WTETB HOUSE ! LOUIS IVIVG, i South Tlcriilian Stritt, (SENTINEL BUILDING.) r I PORTER OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINES; Otard and Cogalac Brandies; Holland Gia; Jamaica bum and Cordial. Also dealer In Catawba W Ines, gtU! and parklinc. ef th tttt approved brands; Bourbon WhUkj; Peach Frandy; Catawba Eratdy; Stock Ale; Porterand Beer, and BitUra of variouskinds. These ar ticle are all offered for aale Ij the bottle or larger quantities. Only Kl4 H'e for ale draught. IMPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO, of the choicest brands, will be kept constantly on band. lIIpHarlng fitted up a neat establishment, and offer ing for aale only par articlea and of the best quality, tbe subscriber hopes to receive, aa he solicits, a liberal share of the patronage of the public. marl7-dtf LOUIS LANG. FOUNDRIES. UOOSIEIt STATE FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS. COX. LOUD A WXli, ' Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In STOrES, IJOLLOir- JJfIlE, iVt. ALL OUR STOVES ARK OF THE LATEST AD most improved patterns. Our other work will embrace I roo Fronts, Colo suns. Railway, Mill and Boas Castings, Ac, Ac Orders by mall or otherwise solicited, and prompt at tention given. f Our prices will be found as low as any. Office, Sales-room and Foundry 183 South De E.war itreet, two squares directly east of the CoJot LVpeU oct23 MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY. PRISONERS OF WAR! LL UNITED STATES SOLDIERS WHO KATE been captured and imprisoned at Andersonville, Columbia, Milieu, SaTannata, IJbby Prlacn. Florence, Sali-bury, or other Rebel ITtsons, or their Heirs, if tbe Soldier is dead, and rhe heirs of the lott on the Steamer Sultana, will find it to their interest to call at BLAKE'S MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY. Thotie who cannot vWt the city will correspond. Ornca In Sheets' Building, next to Maon!c II II, opposite Metropolitan Theatre. J.Yf. BLAKE, Attorney at Law and Claim Agent. Indianapolis, Ind June 16tb,lsCi. Je'JU-dtm NATIONAL BANK. TI1B FIRST NiTIOXAL MB OF IlVDIvrVVI?OLI IS THE official depository and financial age at of the United States, and will furnish, en the most favora ble terms. All kinds of United States Bonds and Revenue Stamps, And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Govern ment Vouchers, Orders on Washington, State Stocks and Public Securities of every description. Collections will be promptly made, and every kind of business attended to that belongs to legitimate banking. Regular customers are only charged per cent, upon Loans obtained at this Bank, and the most ample pro visions are made for the safe-keeping of Deposits and for the accommodation of Depositors. In addition to the responsib'lity of the United Slates fur the liabilities of the Bank, the Stockholders are indi vidually responsible to the extent of their stock. In addi tion to the amount invested in such shares, thus affording tbe most ample security to the public. I The following are the present Stockholders of tbe Institution- Wb. D. English, W. RJfofiinger, Lewis Jordon, Deloss Root, Jer. McLene, J. F. D. Laniei, of N.T.. Gov. O. P. Morton Hon. John J. Morrison, Gen: Lai. Noble, lion. Oscar B. Hord, Hon. T. A. Hendricks, Hon. David Kilgore, Hon. James A. Cravens, Hon. John C. New, Hon. T.M. SulUvan, Rev. Wa. A.Holliday, Prof.C. N.Todd, J. George Still, George W. Riggt. Robert Browning, W.J.Holliday, W. R, Holloway. J. If. Maxwell. Tf m. H. Fry, A.J. Hay. R. R. Parker, J. L. Holten, Wlnslow, Lanier A Co., J. A. Ross, Wm. Breden, BenJ. F. Tattle, John W. Murphy, Judge F.M. Finch. Wm. IfUlard, A. Baldwin, D. W. Noble, W. O. Rockwood, Daniel Hennessey. Jamea Powers, J. L. Slaughter, Luc tan Dills. W. 8.T. Morton, Barnabas Coffin, John C. He reib, Dr. J. M. Gaston, H. B. FiLch. Dr. J. H. Woodbn Jnc. C. Wright, John Hendricks, A. J. Danforth, James Greene, A.D. BllliDgsly, W. W. Leather!, James Wlnslow. jalyll CARPETS, WALL-PAPER, &c. NEW CARPE1 "STORE . So. HI i:al Vahiu(;ton St., Hchuiiir Old Stand, OPPOSITE Till: COURT HOUSE. WE HATE A LARGF STOCK OF CARPETS, OIL-OLOTES, MATTINGS, SATIN DELAINES, EEPS PEKIN CLOTHS, Du. in a. alt, Lacei Mualln A: .tottlnajtiam All of these Goods having been purchased before the late advance to tbe East, wa will sell them lower than New York wholesale prices. Also Jast received 100,000 I'ieces lVnll l'up .r unci Window Shades. KRAUSS & CALL. ei'4-dly SECOND HAND STORE. SECOND HAND STORE, yn. i Washington street, Sign ; of tbe llig Hand IL'RXITCRK and Stove.. Tinware and Di.bes !n cna 1 pte variety. Wm, ail k ids of Furaishing Goods. i. R. MA ROT. riiilosophy of Marriage. rwvir. pROPRirroRs ofTnE kw tosk iiuaicx I l of Anatoany cave aeterrainei, regareies ol fx-dm, to ia.u. tree, (for tbe beoeflt of anfferlog ha macity, aod suppression of ouackery,) four of their ment Interesting and ia tractive Lectares oa Marriag and Its disqaaliScaiioos. 2tervris aad Fay sic al Dtuity, I're matare decltot of MaLbood,Iod:gettlca, Weakoeas of Depression, Impotenry, Loss ef Knergy aod Manly Pow er; Uie great Social Kttt, and those Maladies whkh rea!t from yoathfal foUiea, excesses of matarlty, or Ignorance f Iliysiology and laws ef 5atare. Tbese Invaluable Lecture have been tbe means of enllf hteniag and aav'eg tbovsands, and will be forward j ed free, ea receipt of fear s Lamps, by addr.asing Srre. J Mi ,.W .VIA Ml, I V.IVWJ VW maL.Mr., Q Broadway, 9ew York Jan:i-dly rUIVATC DISEASES. DR. COLY0Cat.IDICAL 0FTI0a50. 63 SOCTU ilerWian Sueet, forfetu his fee If be falls la car tug any eeeo that may eooa ander his care, no natter how ebetlBaXa ar long ataadiag. Us warrants yo a care. SyphUla, U the prtssary stags), helped ta sain atea, cared ta 14 hoars. Uleet of SO years ataadtaf ear" by D-C OSWabaaraT ! .. art cWliolo lo lax -a SD- Ei H t TUT JEL S ! laKTo. S EAST WASHINGTON STREET Art a DAILY receipt of frehgMda. Constantly on band ani forfsVattre levrett prlco lare and aasjttsd steck ef . Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodcnware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco, Mackerel, White Fish, Cordage Twine Dyc-Stuffa, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Whisky, a Notions of all kinds & IIOSTETTERS AND MOO no n rn?ja? jnic nc 13 68 East Washington Streot INDIAJI VOU. 1NL decIS-dlw LIQUORS. C. A. JClliott Jaaas B. Cva. IC la la I OTT V. KVAi, WROLFÄAI.K DA ALARS IN ALL KINDS 01' LIQUORS, SOLD AT THK Cincinnati Daily Quotations. ON CANDS AT ALL TIMXJ Pure Rcnucky Bonrbon Wtkiy, ALSO, BRANDIES AND WINES Of different Brindj. G7" We iuvit tLoee wanting Tare Liquor to call and examine for thetneelvw. Corner of MERIDIAN and MARYLAND Sta., Indian a(1:. Ind. ly'd-dAw REAL ESTATE, &C. FOR SVTE. 15 Very Desirable Lots, ON BRADSHAW ST., Within 200 Feet of the Virginia Avenud Line of Car. rpHESK LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT A VIÄY LOW X. price 00 long cred.t, tbe purchaser repaired to bwOa on eacb Lot wlO,u a give a tlir.e. For parlculars apply at tLe oc of tLe Cltiieaa Street Railway Compary. II. II.CATTtEEWOOD. Ii.d;ai.p.lis, April 24. 1-S aprtA-dif NOTICE. T0 INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS. KlICtTIVK DcritTKKXT Of I VI AS Buttar or Fi.vajci. Ixbiaxaroua, Jane 24, lbG4. INDIA5A OFFICE I J, who tare bea a or are arrlngta the army, axe that their Ordaaawse Rata rata wiilb made ip and teated t th. proper Depertateat and certificates of acqsltULce ettai&ed.ree ay cAorp, by applying to Hr. C. F. Kooker, Chief Clerk Blato Ore. nanc Departatont, Sic .lair, wrer Tsjena hard. ware store, o.Sl Wet Wa.hiortoo itreet. IndianapolU. Be making rttarua, a. arxrve direetea, etZcers wiiiwot only ail foe., but tbey will bo ablo to aottto with the OovercTaeot and draw their pay from one le Urea months earlier than if tha bailseials entrusted teClaisa Aieats. By order ef Gevsreor Moavoa. W. n. D. TItlILL, e2S-d' twojtcieJl PROFESSIONAL. r. a.atsnajcaa, o.a. rtaaisa o. .. HENORiCXS, PERKINS ti HORD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Iuilliiuupollw. Indiana, OrFlCKTXA BCDUnXO. Jyl-dAwSm