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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
PRINTED AND 1 THUSIIRD
TUE SEW SENTINEL OFFICE.
.mi. 2 mii'tii minim- ntr.r.T.
orruMirm ra rocrorr .
EIDER, HARKNeTs L BINGHAM,
Proprietor.
learlr ntxrrlUr M 0. itwi.t m aitac; or
delivered by the carrier at US cent per week, payable
aT,i-nvtblr. S,ngleepieanveccr.t.
Ot cWnber wiil be held responsible for paper I 'ft
I their tfW fter th-T have removed, or when they
wi-h ibem discontinued, anW notice W given at the cf
(We of pqttcaMon.
Jto ppe without pre-payaent,r eiritlnoedlonger
Ilia pail fr-
Cpe of the Daily yunnitin be had at the office
a. h mrn.rn, an.l the Winn !irnin each Mon
4 morning, neatly ereUped, for tnal.iK
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VOLUME X.
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
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DAILY SKiTliEL
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Train Leere.
7.20 A. M..
45 P.M..
1J0 P. If.
ADVERTISING IX T1IK WEEKLY.
0 75
1 00
... 3 00
On aqiare, on Insertion
" two "
" " f. ur
Fr each wiiejijmt insertion, and for each Irwer
tU;n of each additional square
33H'
Adrenimeot published In both the Dally and the
Weehlr JJr.Tisn. tl b chrri the full IaIIt rate,
with t!ie-bA'f the TeekU rtte ! le.l.
lluniiieM y..tlf puMlbfd In the 11 column, orten
linor uolr. wiH be chrjted for each Insertion fl; If
orer ten Hnen, ten Cent per line.
tliarfe, wllltema.le for 1n-rlrit the notice or the
f-.tlmtii OrJrr, Sotieüe tul Awtc'tin at the rtet
Btnw'l, t' flt In advance:
MiJltarr tmpne, iMtr tf (W1 fellow, MntjJc
(rtler, iw nerolriit .K.cietie an.l Sinuinz Soctetie,
Fi1 efh ntke nt eree1lnt 6 liiea 15 cenU for each
Inirtlon; over eight lit:f at thl rate.
Announcing deatb with funeral notice itUche!, f 1;
wit boat not Ire fre.
Marriage Notk-ea 60 Cent.
NotKeof FertlraU, IVnlca and KxmHona, (rotten op7
ImlivLliuU or aMocUtlonn, or by ehnrchen, at the regular
price. M t
Advertisement 1eated aod placed tnder the bead of
Ppex-ial Notice, If ten tinea or over, will b charged double
the cooal rate.
Advertisement matin lena than thrie llnea, Inserted
once In the Dally, will be charjted nrty nta.
Yearly adrertln to pa? quarterly.
Announcing eandidatea for offlceaof Tery description
to be charged at the rate of ft M for aach name In the
I ally, aw! 1 In the Daily aud Weekly, the aame to be, lo
all CA"e, paid in advance.
IealidvertiiieineDUinertedatthtexpene of the at
tocney onlrrtnit, ant not delayat.le for the leral proceed
In.but collectable at oar nroal time. p-uMheranot
accountable for the accuracy c f leal advertmeutl b
Tond the amount charged for tbetr pnblicafion.
KLLKK, IIAKXNKÜÜ A WNtillAJf,
iToprietort Indiana State Sentinel.
J. M. TlLKOKD,
Trexident Imtianapolla Journal Company.
DUSINE50 DinECTORY.
II
ARRISOX.V BASK- No. 19 Eait Waahlngton afreet
oppoalte the Sentinel Office. mav4
LIVEItV NTAIXI.i:S.
jk 1XJ:N . HIN5IJCT, Livery and Sale table, In the
l rear of the Palmer 11oj
Junr5-dly
ioihdiui:.
aaixarovTAiaa bajuioa
Tralm Arrire.
Vail H 45 P.M.
8:45 A.M.
iiMASACarrmAL baxlwat.
Train Leave. Train Arrive.
.15 A. M - 40 r. M.
11:45 A. M ....Vail 2 u5 P M.
7:15 P. M 1O40 A. M.
inpiAVtroua ao cotraaia awotrr una, via pattox.
Train lare. Train Arrive.
.15 A. M 40 P. M.
11.45 A. M TltS P. M.
7 15 P. M 140 A. M.
iMi'i am AroLi aid ciaciiaAn aAn aoAD.
Tralna Ieave. Train Arrive
6:00 A.M 11 A. M.
115 A. M H:15 P. M.
7:10 P.M 9AS P.M.
raaaa iaiti aajiaoad.
Train Leave. Tratn Arrive.
11:13 A.M 5 50 A.M.
110 P. M 1123 A.M.
1&.15 P.M 7 P. U.
WW AIBAÜf AHO CHICAOO BOAD OattMCAiTl-K JrSCTIOH
Ooin North. tloHnu South,
5:25 P. M Expre 10:25 A. M.
11 20 A. M Kreiirbt, Daily 1:4 P.M.
LAfATKTTB IAIUVAD.
Train Leave. Trafn Arrive.
7 15 A.M 4 45 A.M.
11:15 A. M 10-10 A. M.
55 P. M 6 00 P. M.
HBO ABDIXOIAMAroIja BAILAOAO.
Train Leave. Train Arrive.
12 00 M Mail 4:15 A.M.
10-.10 P.M Chicago Expreß 4:10 P.M.
fPIAVAroUS AXD M AI'iaoR BAILKOAP.
Train Ieave Train Arrive.
12 30 P. M Mull 10:0 A. M.
7:00 A.M.... From Freist In-polJ.... 625 P.M
jarrBBAoa iu.k bailboai.
Train Leave. Trln Arrive.
8:45 A. M..............MalI..,.., ....... 6:IH) A. M.
8.50 P.M 8 20 P. M.
Arrival and
Heparin re or Cloalnjf
off
A I BIT A 14.
Madionmail. 11:05 a. m.
Cincinnati and way mail 11 (XI a. m.
JfTrtnville and Louisville 8:10 P. m.
Terre Haute way mail 11.10 a. m.
Peru mail 11:30 a. M.
Central way mail . 1040 a. m.
Terre Hautethrounbmail 10:15 a. m.
Ijif.iyette and Ciao 6 .(0 r. m.
Itellrfotitaiue way mail 9 in) r. m.
hvllefontalne thronifh mail Ö 0 A. M.
Central through mail 9:U5 p. m.
CiiK-iimatithroiuh mail 10:00 p. m.
SpriiigUeld.IiiiuoiA 11.00 A. M.
DRrABTvaaa.
Jf.lll Cln.
Jefferonv11Ie and Ixoiviile m.iil 6: 00 a. m.
Terre ll tute tliroiiKb mail, St. l.oui, Cairo.... 7:30 p. m.
Iifayette and Chicago 10:15 A. m.
Irayette City and prinKfleld,Illln 7:30 p. m.
M uiivn mall 11 20 A. .
Crtitral way mail I0:.t0 a. m.
Central through mall and Wahlnrton City.. .. 6 .10 p. m.
Cincinnati and way mail lO.-IO a. m.
Throuith mail M p. m.
Trrre Haute way, Evanville and Vincennet.... 1:10 p. at.
fVru 12(H) at.
Bellefontaine war and through 7:30 p. 1.
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DAVIS CO., Union Foundry, Delaware. treet,op-
po1t Union Ieot.
AP!F.LMAX k miOy, Wablnnon Foundry nd
Macbiae Work, eaat eod Union lpot. my2
JXV.W F.ÄTATK AfiFTSi
1 BRANCH PMIT1I. formerly Delxell Smith, Real
Ktate Arent and Tax Payer, 37 Eat vVa-bln;ton
itreet. llouea to rent. J"25-lly '63
cKERNAX A PIF.KCF. Real F.ntate Agenta and
Broker. 10 Ei Waahlnjrton atreeu
.T. WILEY. Real Ertate Airent and Stock Bro.
ker, 10 j Kat Wahingtonrfet. may 1 4
BOOT AND SIIOK DEALF.ltS.
i- C. If AY1IF.W A CO.. Wholesale dealer In Boots,
j Shoe, and Rublier, No. 4 RoleeV Block, opposite
e I nin rVpot, Indfanapoll, Ind. fP
a DAM KKOPLF A SON, manufa--tnrer and dealer
In all kluda or Boot aitd Shoe, So. 32 Kat Wih
BKtoo atreeu aprt7
llOOKM AUD SJTATIOMIHY.
r0rE5. SntWAKT A CO.. wholeale and retail deal
IS er In Book an.1 Statlooery, and Printer' MateriAl,
No. 1H Wert Wfcdiinjrton treet. aprio
DIU H AND ITIKDICIXKN.
flf 71LKT M. LOWRY, DRUH3IST. Dealer In Dm,
W Chemicals, PainU, Oils Djrestuff. Botanic, Patent
and ether Medicine, Notion and iTrTumery ). 4 aia
tachttaetu avenue, Indianapolis. aor30-l.r.
FIV1MLI5SON 1 COX. dealer In DrnRS, Medicine,
I I'.; t. O.I. Ci1ai. Perfumery, Fancy Uood, Ac, No.
lHEart Ta-hinctoTj treet, Indlanapolia may!9
f BROWNINO, lrit, an.1 dealer In Painta, Oil,
1 Vamihes D e-tuas(ilae,(jiaware, lrfunery,
Ac No. 22, Wert Wahluytoii rtreeU apr27
UY fiUOUS.
From Knii kerbocker, April.
The Turky lluxzrrd
A COTKMPOHAUY FABLE.
Wunst upon a time,
Wunst ujK)n a time there was a turky buzzer J
Saw a bi rabbit a-tdYerun in the sun.
P.p.' praise rrovidence said the tuikv buz,
There's my dinner; go in forks and make the
prav v ty I
Lord, what a sweet little thing she is, to be
furcl
AU in fur and fur is fashionable.
Here goes,' says he, sailing over her devoted
hod,
Here goes at that fur-below.
Co it Innocence g'lang, Virtue, Wiee is
a-gainin' on you I
And down he pronounced on the Vic-tim.
Thar was a spreading of feathers on fprawl-
ing principles,
Lordct'l now the fur flew!
Such another old clawing and kicking, slap
ping and swearing:
Swearing up of all the old oaths that had been
laid by for ten years in Cairo,
And putting together of such a lot of new
ones a la Faducah.
his claws went in,
4 Demoralize mel yowled the T. Buzzerd as
If I do n't believe to jndgc by her toughness
That this here's a elsh rabbit.'
Wah! trah! tcah!
Ye a ough!
e e ah otr.'
Sp i-g-iz-1 T .ti n! 1c-r-acca mnu
s misery blister your heart, you ungodlv
Pike
Ur A II. CLF.XN A CO., New York Store, Dry
. Oood wholesale and ReUil, Olenna Block, Fart
Viauin,cloulrU may6
SITOt'KSl A!tX3 Tilt WAIli:.
IHAHLKS C50X, dealer la Stove, Tin Ware, c. No.
U Wert Wahin;tontrcet pr27
noou 1711 or.ns.
4 Well! thought the Buzzer, I never
Did hear fitch language fiom a wirtuous j oung
lady f-fore I
Guess she must a-had Sccesh beaux
And gone to Jay hawker parties frum her youth
up.
This bangs the Dutch of St. Louis,
And they kin swear some.
Chivcrlry, put on your gum-shoos!
You kin go home arter this.
Sich an explosion of saas I nary did heard
During this time he had inserted his sinful
phangs
Into the tUh of the young and lovely creature,
'Cuss me T cried the IUI-bit,
'If I ever heard of such
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IXDIAXAPOLIS, INI)., TIIÜKSDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 18G2.
NUMBER 3,(515.
Tlirllllna; DltroTrry
The following wonderful ston' is told by
the Ixndon correspondent of the Dublin
Evening Mail:
This is the age of discoveries, and one of
such a startling nature has juit been made in
an Knglish county that it seems out of place
in the region of aober fact, and to belong
purely to the atmosphere of the three-volume
novel. litre are the circumstances: the
names, for the moment, I am not at liberty to
indicate. The Eari of married not
long ago, and brought his bride home to one of
the old family mansions which members of
the. English aristocracy regard with an airec
tion amounting to veneration. The hdy,
however, being more continental in her tastes,
after a short residence in the apartments ap-
ropriated to her use, expressed a wish to
iave a lwurdoir in the vicinity of her bedroom.
The noble Earl would have gladly complied
with her request, but, upon examination, it
was found that the room, as Kwnetimes hap
pens in antique buildings, was so awkwardly
distributed that bv no conceivable plan of re
arrangement could the desired bourdoir be
fitted in. Therapon it became necessary to
invoke professional assistance, and an eminent
architect was summoned from London. He
examined the house narrowly, and said there
seemed to be nothing for it but to build,
though at the same time he could not resist
the impression that there was an undiscovered
room somewhere in that wing of the mansion.
The noble Earl laughed at the idea; the eld
est servants and retainers of tho mansion were
questioned, and declared that they never
beared even a rumor of its existence. The
ordinary methods of tapping, &c, were re
sorted to, but without efiect. Still, the archi
tect retained his conviction, and declared
himself ready to stake his professional repu
tation the result. The Earl at last consented
to let the walls be lori'd,and, when the open
ing had been made, not only was the room
found, but a sight presented itself which al
most defeats attempts at description. The
apartment was fitted up in the richest and most
luxurious style of 150 years ago. A quantity
of lady's apparel lay about the room, jewels
were scattered on the dressing-table, and, but
for the faded aspect which everything wore,
the chamber might have been tenanted half
an hour previously. On approaching the bed
the most curious sight of all was seen, and
this it is which furnishes the only clue to the
mystery. The couch heid the skeleton of a
female, and on the fioor, underneath the bed,
Laif in and half out, lav another skeleton.
that of a man, presenting evident traces of
violence, and proving that, before he expired
in that position, he mut have received some
dreadful injury. Tho secret connected with
this tale of blood has been well kept, for not
merely had all tradition of the scene faded
away, but even the existence of the room
itself had been forgotten. The survivors
probably walled up the apartment at the time,
and its contents remained hermetically sealed
up till the present day, when, according to the
best calculations, after the lapse of a eeuturv
and a half, daylight has accidentally penetra-
i . . . I 1 i a
teu into tnu cnainuer ot uorrors, wmcii to tue
surprise of all concerned, has been discovered
in one ot the noblest mansions in the county
of .
good luck,
Do You Think It l ulr.
I know a young man, a noble fellow, who
prosecutes a puceessful manufacturing busi
ness. Although poss'csscd of an abundant
conitetence, he devotes himself with untiring
assiduity to the interest of his factory, ten
hours even dav. His eves and hands arc
everywhere. Half a year ago, he married a
beautiful, accomplished girl, who is said to
speak tour of the languages ot southern Eu
rop, (where she has resided for several years,)
with the fluency of natives, while she touches
the keys with infinite grace and skill. Four
months ago they began house-keeping; a week
since thev gave it up in utter disgust. The
three servants figured conspicuously in all
their griefs. The coffee was execrable, the
steak a shame, the cruet stand and spoons not
tit to be seen, and the whole house in con
fusion and covered with dirt. The husband
lore it as long as pride and patience could en
dure, and then sacrificing everything at auc
tion, returned to Hoarding, resolved never to
sutler the miseries of house-keening again.
I was never more indignant than when I
heard of it. If that beautiful bride had
learned one less language, and devoted a year
A . ... . ft 1
to learning tue mysteries oi nouse-keeping,
she could have made my friend's house a real
paradise. Ignorant of even' tlung, she could
but weep and despair. Suppose her husband's
management of his business had been like her
management of that which belonged to her,
what would have become of them?
I don't think the match a fair one. On one
side it was a cheat. One voung ladv of the
same merelv ornamental class, in discussing
the cac, exclaimed, "she did not agree in the
marriage contract to play the part of a house
hold drudge!" I replied, "Did the husbam
agree to play the part of a factorv drudge?'
But does not the relation imply mutual obli
gations which this wife had utterly failed to
meet.' Lsicis s Jtetc Gymnastics.
C1AMPBFI.L A BOT LKS. Book Binder and Blink BHk
Manufacturer. No. 37 Fast WahinRton t.. cart of
(lenn'a BWk, up tair, lndianajMdis. 'ILL.
DOUOLAS A PALMER, Book Rinder and Blank Book
Manufrturer, No. 3S F.aal Washington treet,
ever Alford, Mill A Co' Grocery. may27
Just when I was as hungray as a vampyrolig-
neous Wolverine,
To have my dinner come a-tlyin' into my very
claws and vitals.
Go in lemons! tommy wliack and sculperl
I'm on the war-trail, am wah-hoo!
rau-kttce call vourself, do vou?
There! I've gouged one ot your eyes out!
Now you're a One-ida.
Guh! guh!
Take that ; why do n't you kiss me ?
How d'ye like ruinin' virtue? great fun,
aint it .'
r. aim uraier , ... . . . i v
in ready mad- cL-thin and furnihmx "d!. No. 21 I Here She t'lt a gTCat piCCC OUl OI ntS OUZZUm
: And s walle red it. J
; 4 Pitch in why won't vou take a bite?
1 lo let me entreat: whv reallv vou haint no
appetite,
Only feel how fat 'I am! I ate your wife last
week
our eterna. generation, 1 smashed them
eggs ;
clum the tree and tore vour infarncl family
into tatters when vou was out.
I loo! hoo! hoo! the Muscolgce!
Itig Injun, I tharl've got your scalp otT;
Next time vou po a rabbitting
Take kt er "and do n't get hold of a Wild Cat."
HIM, .!,. AXD QI'KKXKWAIIK
W AWTHOKN A BCC11ANAN. Importer of China,
I 1 C'.a and yueenware. No. 3 Ka.rt Washington rt.,
fniiaiip..li, Indiana. dly
?ir.ut ii vr TAii.ous.
IRF.Dr.r.lCK MF-PTKR, Merchant Tailor, and dealer!
' in rea.iy r.w ciottung ait furntthtnt:
Wert VV ahi:iten treet, oj-jMjsite SeiiUnel oSlce.
- ATTtursr.v. .
KU.BY FKlaU'SOX, Attorney and Cur-lor at Law.
Par cah fr a;-proe 1 ju.!nint ai niwrtif jce;
. nrftiate lon, note, Ac. Cffu-e, "i4 Fat vva,ti.
li-Ct'-n treet, up-rtAirs ev-n 1 dotr to tLe rit.t hand, i p
poM'e tilenn' flck. o t
10H'H E. MrlHNAl.P A ADDISON U KOACHE,
Ait.iniey arxi Coune!or at Ijiw, luura:ite
L'nipary BÜf.Jiin:. ecoriJ Soor, Penn- ham a street.
Jel dly
.ni:nriiAvr taii.ou.
F hi" TP. Verrhant Tailor, and dealer In tie awl v
l .Am i l..rl- tr, t. mtA Knn i.Ktnff 1.0.1 V t lll
LAN V OY.
This here has a moral it has.
al Wa.htnctoti treet, ripoi:e the Coort Houe, ln
i;li, ril. Keep roiiunllv oti han.l a lai ire art-
mnr of ttth, Cawnnefi, t'lirs Overco.l:tie,
lee.i, Catne'. etr. Alo, ccrrlemen' furchbia j
rl. 11: St.tri. Utideridiirt. Iiraer. Neckties. Cra-
vat. iiaiirrhef. r.'.eve., ,tc iood oid n.i the; The Bazzenl aint a buzzerd it means Secesh:
ya'-tr.et.f cut free cf charge. ap9-dly , he
, Is figurative of 1 nele Sam.
VI ACHINISTS. He tuck rather a Ion? leer at fimt
Let the wild-fowl confisticate him
suierau.j,
I Anl lail by on the slow
' Till the bird of prav had hi.-ted him a nuantitv.
n.kmi i kntikflt Kr.iTJTFD the siiopjokM-1 When he suddenlv ?l,k himself out on the
FKi.Y occupie.1 by J.btt tx-per, in (K.rt, ! i '
mi ih A Co' lArt and Hub Factory, 1 am prepared to do ! . sman.
WANTED.
An
mtcns.li iTti suor.
some con-
a'; kind oi work in tb machinery or biackrtnithin i And expanding his nsh-hooks, excrutiferoulv
ce (n the hemt -..,.. U:.
B.ahiie ahopa in the country, I C alter myself that I can j K .
1th c ui uone vet.
line. Harmabad twehre year eipertence
rue entire atlfaction to thcee who may favor me w
heirwrk. I hare in my eauoley one or tb lert Mtk
etnitli. tu the State, and pay particular attrntioo to tor
ibotna aiid Bta. kiue foraf.
heparin; of all kind pronptly attended to
MtM i f ail kind built fur the patent office.
krnM-Biber the place, ote irv awtb of the Union
lfi.oR IlltiMt. ureet. I T. WU'WH.
(illd-llv '1
punctured his opponent.
unt done vet.
It a troinz on like smoke.
Keep on Uncle magna est Veritas
Kt if you pitch in like thunder f
prtvcleUt.
t?P But little damage has been dune to the
fruit trees in this tcinitv bv the late frusta.
200 Recruits Wanted
FOR THE
ji bw-jltm?. mn O.'
OK
The I'lrvrnlli In fan try,
WHICH
MAJOR J. W. IJORDOX
Uaurhorized toraivr in Indiana.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
1J KX FROM iA TO 9 23 PER MONTH. WITH RA
TIONS, juarter, medical attendance, 4c , Ci.ta
plete. All ho enlirt will at once be clothed, suisited
and provided with everything eetitial to thvir comfort
ty the Gvemment.
"Theterm cf enltment isTlirrc Yearn Pay to
commence from date of eidirtmetit.
None but aMe-bdied inele men, between the ages of
Is arxt 3. year, need apply.
KecruituijC Lendexvou in Metiger' new bnildinr, No.
J6Eat WaLintn treet, adj-MirrfVld Fellows' Hall.
D. R. COIT,Hrt Lieutersnt
F.3eventb Ir.Untry, KecruuinrOfy.cer.
H AR DWAR E.
Just Received and For Sale,
wholesale and retail, at
NO. 21 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
VLART.E ASSORrjIF.XT OF Ii AHDEN KAKF.S FROM
to 14 teeth: Garien and D.tchinc Spaleis Garden
anl Bricklayers' Trowels Fi rks. 2. i, 4 and & pron;
Garden and Railroad Wheeibarr, Pruninc Kn:ve and
Shears, Hedre Shear, Griu1it.ries. Na;I, Wire and Wire
Cloth, beltin atid Packing Rote. A pleiuiid a-M-rtment
ofTabU and Pocket Cutlery, together wiUt a large and
general awortmcn of
For Farmer, Builder, Mechanic. MachinUt and Rail,
road. J II VAJi:.
mch2S
Killiou rue's OrumK.
AT 2STO.-4: BATES HOUSE.
aoS WILLARD A STOW ELI.
Ufficernof Indiana llefflmenti In the
field.
SIXTH KECJIMKNT 15 KISTVCIT.
Thos. T. Crittenden, Colonel.
llirnm I'rather, Lieutenant Colonel.
Auk'Utus II. Abbott, iIjor.
John E.mijhaw, AiljuUnt.
W. K. McClell in, Rejiimental Quartermaster.
Dr. Schis!er, of Madison, Surgeon.
S.truuel II. Ch.trlton, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Philemon P. Baldwin, Samuel Rus
sell, Wm. Davis, Ilagernun Tripp, John K. B.
Glasscock, Jnnies Moffctt, Georpe W. K.own,
Charles It. an trees, Autwtus II. Abbett, Cal
vin Campbell.
MTI.MH KKGIMENT I MART La KD.
JsmeOiirin, Colonel.
John F. Cheek, Lieut. Colonel.
iJenjnmin C. Shaw, JIajor.
John M. lUair, Adjutant
Kichard I'. Johnson, Quartermaster.
Georpe W. New, Surgeon.
William Gillespie, Assistant Surgeon.
John Kiger, ChapUin.
Captains Jessie Armstrong, Solomon Wtter-
man, Scott Miller, Merit C. Welsh, Ira G. Grover,
Samuel Lamberton, Wilson C. Lemert, Samuel
J. Dauta, Joba II. Ferry, Will C. li.inu.
EIGIITU RtOIUEXT IX ltl&80tBI. j
Wm. 1. Benton, Colonel.
David Shunk, Lieutenant Colonel.
Charles S. l'arrish, Major.
Charles O. Howard, Adjutant.
Nathan Branson, Quartermaster.
James Ford, burgeon.
George W. Ilruce, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Frederick S. Wvsotig, Thomas J.
IVady, Joseph M. Thomson, Oliver II 1. Carer,
Wm. U. Wnlls, Alexnnder J. Kenney, George
W. II. Jtiler, John K. Foik, Hiram T. Vander
venter, Frederick Tvkle.
NINTH BROIMEXT IN MARYLAND.
Gideon C. Moodv, Colonel.
Wm. II. Make, Lieutenant Colonel.
John Li. Milroy , Major.
Thomas J. Fatten, Adjutant.
James J. Drum, Quartermaster.
Mason (J. Sherman, Surgeon.
John K. Hl ukstone, Assistant Surgeon.
Safetv Layton, Chaplaiu.
Captains Thomas Madden, William Copp,
Douglas G. liisley, Aniasa Johnson, Leonidas A.
Cole, (Jeorge 11. Carter, Joshua Uealey, Isaac
C. F. Suman, James Houghton, William F. Lai
TENTH RI UIMKNT IN KENTICKT.
Mahlon D. Mausen, Colonel.
Wm. C. Kise. Lieutenant Colonel.
Abram Ü. Miller, Major.
Keuben C. Kise, Adjutant.
David N. Steel, (Quartermaster.
Josrjdi S. Allen, Surgeon.
Conrad S. Perkins, Assistant Surgeon.
(Jeurge T. Dougherty, Chaplain.
Ciptaiiiä Simuel 11. Sliortle discharged,)
John W. Perkins, Alexandc-Hogeland, Marsh P.
Taylor, Joseph F. Taylor, (discharged,) Wm. P.
Carroll, James II. Vanarsdall, Ahram 0. Miller,
Benjamin M. Gregory, James II. Hamilton.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT IN KENTICKT.
George F. MeGinnis, Colonel.
Wm. J. II. lie iison, Lieutenant Colouel.
Isaac C. Elston, M.'jor.
Daniel Macauley, Adjutant.
Joseph P. Pope, Quartern aster
John C. Thompsou, Surgeon.
Clay Brown, Assistant Surgeon.
lleuty B. Hibben. Chaplain.
Captains Nicholas It. Ruckle, Henry M. Carr,
Jutez Smith, Edward T. Wallace, Wm. W. Dar
nell, David B. Cully, Je&e E. Haraill, Joseph H.
Livsej, George Butler.
TWELFTII REGIMENT IX MART LAND.
Wm. H. Uiick, Colouel.
George Humphrey, Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry Huhler, Major.
Oscar Hinkle, Adjutant.
Milton It. Dixson, Quartermaster.
Wm. H. Lomax, Surgeon.
Noble P. Howanl, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Thomas G. Morrison, Thomas R.
Noel, James Bachman, Wm. O'Brien, Henry
Hubler, George Nelson, Arthur F. Reed, Thomas
Doan, Alexander Buchanan, Joseph F. Draper.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT IN M ARTLAND.
Jeremiah C Sullivan, Colonel.
Robert H. Foster, Lieutenant Colonel.
Cyrus J. Dobbs, Major.
Charles H. Ross, Adjutant.
Alois D. (Jail, Surgeon; Wm. C. Foster, As
sistant Surgeon.
Captains Abner L. Newland, Clinton, Davis,
Chauncey, Harrington, Saylcs, Wilson, Johnson,
Kirkpatnck, Ben. H. Myers.
FOURTEEN Til REGIMENT IN MARYLAND.
Nathan Kimball, Colonel.
John R. Mahan, Lieutenan. Colonel.
William Harrow, Major.
John J. P. Blinn, Adjutant.
Thomas C. Buntin, Quartermaster.
Geroge W. Clippenger, Surgeon.
George W. McCane, Assistant Surgeon.
Thomas E. Webb, Chaplain.
Captains Lucien A. Foote, Jonathan D.
Wood. Lewis Brooks, Elijah II. C. Cavins, Na
than Willard, Jonathan D. Hagan, John Coons,
John H. Martin, Philander R. Owen, James R
Kelly.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT IV KENTUCKY.
George D. Warner, Colonel.
Gustavua A. Wood, Lieut. Colonel.
Alexander Fowler, Major.
S. F. Frv, Quartermaster.
Captains Samuel Bums, Comnaret, Short,
Miller, Terapleton, McCutcheon, Rice, Fowler,
iiennett.
SIXTEENTH REGIMENT MART LAND.
Pleasxnt A. Hackleman Colonel.
(No further returns ut the Adjutant-General's
oflice.)
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT MART LAND.
Milo S. Hascall, Colonel.
John J. Wilder, Lieut. Colonel.
George W. Gorman, Major.
Edmund R. Kusletter, Adjutant.
Samuel E. Munford, Surgeon.
Captains Wm. T. Jones, James Thompson,
Silas" W. Boswell. George Cubberly, Eth.ni M.
Allen, George W. Stough, Henry Jordan, Jacob
G. Vail, Jacob R. Stewart, Silas F. Rigby.
EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT MISSOURI.
Thomas Pattison, Colonel.
Henry D. Washburn, Lieut. Colonel.
DeWitt C. Thomas, Major.
George S. Marshall, Adjutant.
John II. Popp. Quartermaster.
Samuel W. Peck, Surgeon.
John W. Hitchcock. Assistant Surgeon.
George W. Ames, Chaplain.
Captains Jonathan Ii. Wilhams, William
Slanlev Charles, John W. Jones, Jesse L. llol
man. Samuel W. Short, Peter C. Wood. Sam
uel Donalson, John C. Jenks, James R. Bryant,
Rinaldo R. Ruter.
NINETEENTH REGIMENT WASHINGTON, D. C.
Solomon Meredith, Colonel.
Kotiert A. Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel.
Alois A. Rock wood, M-ijor.
John P. Wood, Adjutant.
James S. Drum, Quartermaster.
Calvin J. Wood, Surgeon.
Captains Stmuel J. William, Valentine Ja
cobs, Robert W. Hamilton, William W. Dudley,
John B. Clark, Jobn M. Lindley, Richard M.
Kelley. Luther BVilson, John H.Johnson,
Isaac M. May.
TWENTIETH REGIMENT IN VIRGINIA.
William II. Brown, Colonel.
Ben. H- Smith, Lieutenant Colonel.
John Vsnvalkenbauzh, Major.
Irael N. Stitea, Adjutant.
Isaac W. Hart, Quartermaster.
Oryheus Evart, Surgeon.
Henry C. Grover. Assistant Surgeon.
William C. Porter, Chaplain.
Captain Wm. B. Rejourn. John Wheeler,
William Babbingtou, George F. De-k, James H.
Shannon, John Kitler. Wm. C- P. Taylor, Geo.
W. Meikle. Jamea W. Lytle, Alfred Reed.
THENTT-FIKskeGIVENT MAtTLAND.
James W. McMi'len, Colonel.
John A. Keith, Lieutenant Colonel.
Benjamin T. Hays, Major.
Matthew A. Latham, Adjutant.
Win. S. Hinkle, Quartermaster.
Ezra Read, Surgeon.
John B.TXtvis, Assistant Surgeon.
Nelson L. Brakeuun, Chaplain.
Captains Richard Campbell, Jacob Hes,
Elihu E. Rose. James Guinsler. Wm. M. Skel
ton, James U. Gavitt, Francis W. Noblet, Wm.
Ray, John F. Campbell, Edward McLaftin.
TWKNTT-8EC0ND REGIMENT MiSbOUKl.
Jeff. C. Divia, Colonel.
John A. Hendricks, Lieutenant Colonel.
, Major.
Charles L. Holstein, Adjutant.
Emory Bradlev, Quartermaster.
Benjamin J. N'ewland, Surgeon.
Jos. A. Stilwell, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains William H.Tagpart, Michael Good
ing, Thomas II. B. Tanner, Elijah A. Stepleton,
Jruiah Wilson, Thomaa Shea, Richard H. Liteon
S-juire Iham Keith, Isaac N. Haymaker, Daniel
Lunderman.
TWEVTT -THIRD EGIMEKT KENTUCKY.
Wm. Sanderson, Colonel.
DeWitt C. Anthony, Lieut. Colonel.
William P. Davis, Major.
Eugene Commandeur, Adjutant.
J. T. Smith Quartermaster.
Thomas C. Austin, Surgeon.
Robert Kay, Assistant Surgeon.
Juhu D. Rogers, Chaplain.
Captains George S. Babbitt, Alonzo Tubbs,
W. W. Caldwell, Henrv C. Furguson, Thomas
Clark, David i. Hay, Thomas P. Moore, Fred
Crick Pistorius, Wm. P. Davis, Vincent Kirk.
TWENTY-FOURTH REGIMENT MISSOURI.
Alvin P. Hovey, Colonel.
John Gerber, Lientenant Colonel.
Cyrus C. Hines, Major.
Richard F. Barton, Adjutant.
Peter Schmuck, Quartermaster.
Robert B. Jessup, Surgeon.
John W. Davis, Assistant Surgeon.
Charles Fitch, Chaplain.
Captains A. H. Erwin, Thos. Johnson, Sam'l
F. McGuffin, Wm. L. Merrick, Samuel R. Mor
pan, Wm. T. Spiceley. John F. Giill, A.McCon
nett, Nelson F. Boltou.
TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT MISSOURI.
James C. Veatch, Colonel.
Win. W. Morgan, Lieut. Colouel.
John W. Foster, Major.
Wm. II. Walker, Jr., Adjutant.
Alex H. Foster, Quartermaster.
John T. Wulkcr, Surgeon.
Arthur White, Assistant Surgeon.
Frederick A. Herring, Chaplain.
Captains James C. Hastincs, George W.
Saltzman. John II. IX -bv, Jnn Khinlander,
Wm. F. Wood, Charles S. inch, Charles Jones,
Thomas J. Bethcll, Victor C. Lnrkin, John
Poole.
TWENTY-SIXTH REGIMENT MISSOURI.
W. M. Wheatly, Colonel.
Richard O'Neal, Lieutenant Colonel.
John 0. Clark, Majr.
.Henry Schräder, Adjutant.
John P. Routh, Quartermaster.
Robert N. Todd, Surgeon.
(Jeorge A. Torheit, Assistant Sturgeon.
Chaplain.
Captains Alden H. Jumper, Courtland E
Whitset, Mortimer C. Holuian, Augustine D.
Rose, Lewis Manker. Miller L. Miner, Harvey
Johnson, Benjamin Hargis, Newton A. Logan,
Nhthaniel J. Beachly.
TWENTY SEVENTH MARYLAND.
Silas Colgrove, Colonel.
Archibald J. Harrison, Lieutenant Colonel.
, Major.
Robert G. Gilmore, Adjutant.
Jame M.Jameson, Quartermaster.
James J. Johnson, Surgeon.
Green V. Woollen, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Peter Kopp, John W. Wilcoxen,
William S. Johnson. Joel W. McGrew, Geo. W
Bürge, Jackson P. Moore, John R. Fisler, Rich
ard W. Welman, Allen Hill, Theodore E. Bueh
ler.
TWENTY-EIGHTH (CAVALRT) MISSOUM.
Conrad Baker, Colonel.
Scott Carter, Lieut. Colone?
John S. Gavitt, Major.
James Necl, Adjutant.
William B. Barker, Quartermaster
Isaac Casselberry, Surgeon.
Charles Brackett, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains John R. Hiehman. Samuel J. La
mar, Joel F. Sherwood, Will H. Walker, Thom
as N. Face, Lvman W. Brown, James M. Barter,
Robert l. Clendenier.
TWENTY-NINTH REGIMENT KENTUCKY.
John F. Miller, Colonel.
David M. Dunn, Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry J. Blowney, Major.
James L. Angcll, Adjutant.
Asa H. Mathews, Quartermaster.
Louis Humphreys, Surgeon.
Lorenzo S. Rein, Assistant Surgeon.
Joseph C. Reed, Chaplain.
Captains Horatio G. P. Oblingcr, Silas F.
Allen, Joseph P. Collins, Frank A. Hardman,
John S Fosdick, Wm. W. Shuler, Daniel Carev,
James M. Confer, Millon M. Boggs, James H
M. Jenkins.
THIRTIETH REGIMENT KENTUCKY.
Sion S. Bass, Colonel.
Joseph B. Dtnlge. Lieut. Colonel.
Orrin B. Hurd, Mjr.
Edward P. Edsall, Adjutant. '
Peter P. Bailey, Quartermaster.
Reuben F. Delois, Chaplain.
William H. Myers, Surgeon.
Delos W. Ruert, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Cvrus Hawlevs. Martin S. Stewart
James B. White, Joseph 'W. Whiuker. G. W
Fitzsimmons, Myron A. Hawks. Wm. N. Voris
Wm. Dawson, Joseph. M. Silver, Joseph E
Brallen.
Thirty-first Regiment Charles Cruft. Colonel
South Carroll ton, Ky.
T hi rtv -second Regiment First German Regl
ment Augustus Willich, Colonel, Green River
Kentucky.
Thirty-third Regiment John Coburn, Colonel
Lexington, Kentucky
Thirty-fourth Regiment Colonel Ryan, New
Haven, Kv.
Thirty tilth Regiment Irish John C.Walker
Colonel, Bardstown, Kv
Thirtv-sixth Regiment William Grose, Col
onel. New Haven, Kentucky.
Thirty-seventh Regiment George W. Hazard
Colonel, Bacon Creek. Ky.
Thirty eichth Regiment Benj. F. Scribner
Colonel, Munfordsville, Ky.
Tlurt v-nintli Keiment Thomas J. Harrison
Colonel, Muuford.vil!e, Ky.
Fortieth Regiment Wm. C. Wilson, Colonel
Lebanon, Ky.
Forty-second Regiment James G. Jones, Col
onel. South Carrollton, Kv.
Forty-third Regiment George K.Steele, Col
onel, South Carrollton, Ky.
Fortv-fourth Regiment Huch B. Reed. Col
one. South Carrollton, Kv.
Fortr-sixth Regiment Graham N. Fitch, Col
onel, New Haven. Kt.
Forty-seventh Regiment Jas. K. Slack, Col
onel. New Haven, Ky.
Fortv-eighth Regiment Col. Eddy, LouiaTilIe.
Ky. '
Forty ninth Regiment Colonel Ray, Bards
town. Ky.
Fiftieth Regiment Cyrus L. Dunham, Col
onel. New Haven, Ky.
Fifty-first Regiment Mechanics A. D.
Streicht, Colonel, Somerset, Ky.
Fifty-second Remeut J. M. Smith, Colo
nel. Ky.
Fifty seventh Regiment Colonel McMnllen
Somerset, Ky.
Fifty-eighth Regiment Princeton, Colonel
Carr.
Fifty ninth Regiment Jesse J. Alex ad er, Colo
nel. Sixtieth Redmeut Dr. Richard Owen, Col
onel. Evansville
CAVALRY.
Captain Bracken's Company Western Vir
ginia PostofUce address, Parkersburgh.
Captain fctewart Company estern lr
rinia Postoffice address, W eton.
r.i - -
captain urauam a tympany ikeniucKj,
Captain Moreau's Company New Haven Ky.
2Sth Regiment Col. Baker 1st ca.valry
ronton, Missouri.
Forty first Regiment (2d cavalry) John A.
Br id gland. Colonel, New Haven, Ky.
Forty-fifth Remmetit Colonel Carter 3d
cavalrv Maryland.
Ira Harris s four companies of Indiana cavalry
are at Munson s Hill, irnnia fostorace ad-
dretjs, Washington City.
ARTILLERY.
Captain Rabb's Battery, Kansas.
Captain Frybarger's Battery, Missouri.
Captain Klaus's Battery, Missouri.
Captain Bush's Batterv Munfordsville, Kv .
Captain Simonson's Battery, Munford ville,
Ky.
Captain Behr s Battery, Calhoun, Ky.
Captain Harris's Battery, Munfordsville, Ky.
Array Pay Holl,
The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army raj roll. In the first
column will be found the nett salarv per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations, servant hre, forage, &c
GENERAL OrriCLRS.
Ter month. Total.
Lieutenant General $270$778 00
Aids-de-Camp and Military Sevreta-
tury to Lieutenant General, each
Major General
Senior Aid-de-Camp to General-in-
Chief
Aid de Camp, in addition to pay,
etc., of Lieutenant
Brigadier General
Aid-de-Camp, in addition to pay.
etc., of Lieutenant
80
IDS 00
47 00
80 li'J 00
24
I2i
.12 00
321) 50
20 PJ 00
DEPARTMENT.
110 237 00
ADJUTANT GENERALS
Adjutant General Colonel
Assistant Adjutant General Lieut.
Colonel J-t
Assistant Adjutant General Major H)
" " Captn 70
Judse Advocate Major K)
213 CK)
IK) 00
133 SO
ltd IK)
INsrECTOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Inspector General Colonel 110 237 00
810NAL DEPARTMENT.
Signal officer Major 80 189 00
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Quartermaster General Bi ig idler
General 124 32Ü 00
Assistant Quartermaster General
Colonel 110 237 00
Deputy Quartermaster General
Lieutenant Colonel JÖ 213 (M)
Quartermaster Major 80 lMr 00
Assistant Quartermaster Captain 70 13d 50
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Commissary General of Subsistence
Colonel 110 237 00
Assitant Commissary General of
Subsistence Lieutenant Colonel J5 213 00
Com Hiissary of Subsistence Major 80 IfcD 00
Assistant Commissary of Subsist
ence Captain 70 13H 50
Assistant Commissary of Subsist
ence, in addition to pay, etc., of
Lieutenant 20 II 00
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Surgeon General $2,710 vr an
num 22S 33
Surgeons of ten years' service 80 225 00
Surgeons of less than ten years'
service tO 174 50
Assistant Surgeons often years' ser
vice 70 174 50
Assistant Surireona of five years'
service 70 133 50
Assistant Surgeons of less than five
years' eernce 3333 121 83
PAT DEPARTMENT.
Paymaster General $2,740 per an
num 223 83
Deputy Paymaster General 95 213 00
I'ay master bU Icil UU
OFFICERS OF THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS, CORPS OF
TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS AND ORDNANCE DE
PARTMENT.
Colonel ....
Lieutenant Colonel
Major
Captain
First Lieutenant
110
95
. 80
. 70
5333
Second Lieutenant 5333
Brevet Second Lieutenant 5333
237 00
213 00
18'J 00
139 50
121 83
121 83
121 83
OFFICERS OF MOUNTED DRAGOONS, CAVALRY, RIFLE
MEN AND LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Colonel 110 237 00
Lieutenant Colonel 95 213 00
Major K) IK) 00
Captain 70 146 50
First Lieutenant 53 129 83
Second Lieutenant 53 129 83
Brevet Second Lieutenant 53 129 83
Adjutant, and Regimental Quarter-
termaster, in addition to pay of
Lieutenant 10 10 00
OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY.
95
80
70
CO
50
45
45
222
19
00
00
179 00
120 50
110 50
105 50
105 50
10
10
10 50
26 00
Mullen, Madison.
Sixty second Regiment Rock port Colonel
not yet appointed.
Colonel
Lieutenant Colonel
Major
Ciptain
First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
Brevet Second Lieutenant
Adjutant, in addition to pay, etc., of
Lieutenant
Regimental Quartermaster, in ad
dition to pay, etc.. of Lieutenant
In the above we have not inserted the frac
tional parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little importance.
BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT
The first column denotes the nay per month
of artillery and infantry, and of dragoons and
nnemeii when serving on foot 1 he second col
umn denotes the pay per month of light artillery
and of dragoons and ncemen when mounted:
Serjreant Major, Quartermaster
Sergeant, Principal Musician,
and Chief Bugler, each
First Sergeant of a Company
Ordnance Sergeants
Hospital Stewards 22
All other Sergeants, each
Corpo:als
Buglers
Musicians
Farriers and Blacksmiths
Artificers
Privates
Matron
Females nurses 40 cents per day and one r
tion.
Paymaster's Clerks $700 per annum, and 75
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers $146 50.
In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra
tion per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
bv the Government without deduction from the
soldier's pay. If a soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties, the law provide for him
a pension, or he may, if Le prefer it, obtain ad
mission into the Military Asylum, which wil
afford him a comfortable home so long as he may
wish to receive its benefit.
To the above pay for priratw soldiers ranst be
added the additioaal $2 a month to be paid du
ring errice, the $100 bo rant v at the end of the
a a a a . a
war, wnicn nas aireadv oeen provided lor, ana
t - . . ... M - Ml
me quarter section 01 land that congress wu
provide for at Its romin session. The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike
DEWAOE OF
21 21 00
20 20 00
22 00
22 0 i
17 17 00
13 14 00
12 13 Oil
12 00
15 15 00
15 17 00
13 00
6 00
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RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIAI7AP0LIS
RAILROAD.
1S62. 13nSS2?Z3 1852.
NEW ARRAUGEf.'EliT.
Xew lloulr to Chirafo wlat Kokamo.
31 MILKS 8HOKTLK THAN OTHER ROUTE.
ON AND AFTER AI'lilL 10, 161, trains will U
run a folluw:
A Ma. I Train w ill leare rndiauapcll at 13 00 II,
fp at all station and make rloae connection at Kokotn
witli train in the Cincinnati and Cbica'o Air Line Kail
road for lnranprt, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrire
at Peru at 4 ix) 1. M in unie to make connect ixia with
train ou the Toledo and WataU Kailway, fU.g Eat and
We-t.
Ketuminir. the aame train will leare Tera at Hi
P. M.f tnakiu clone connection at Kili-mo with tralna
from Chicago, and arrive at Indianpdi at 4.15 A. M.t
in time to make connection for all point Eat, South
and Wrnt.
An Kxpreutrain will le .-e Iudlanapoli at 10:10 t.
connect at Kokonio with 'rln for CLic(t). and aUre at
Peru at 2 A. M., in time to make connection with train
Köllig Eat and Writ n the Toledo aad W atah lull
wav.
Retnrnlnfr the ame train will leare Tern St 12 00 M.t
sftcr tie arrival .f train t.nT. A W.U. W.fmai the Et
and Went and make cle connection at Kokomo wltll
train on tueCirx ii.natl and Cbirapo Railway froro Cblcafo,
Valparaixo and !i;tiprt, arid arrive at Indiana poll at
4:10 l M., In time to opined with the ereblca; traiM for
Cincinnati, IiOiiUville and otber plnta.
special attention Iren to the transportation of lire
lock, produce and mercbandl penerallT.
DAVID M ACT, General Arent and Superintendent.
Thko. I'. IlArom-.r, General Ticket A Kent apl'62-dly
Iiitliannpoli
and iTIadiMon
3 18C2.
IIE PASSKNGKE TUAIX WILL LEAVE TflE
Union Depot, Indianapolis at 13.30 P. M. dally, lot
TTT
1862. I
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Madison. Cincinnati and LouLsTillc,
Thi ta the bortent railway line to Cincinnati and Loula
tlle cotinectlDg at Madiaon with the United States Mail
Line teamer, arrliiig tClncliiBstl In tlmo to cvw
nect with the Expresa Train n tk. little Miami railroad
learfna: a. 7 o'clock A. for the Eart, aod br the Ken
tucky Central Uailroad for the South, and at LouiaUU
about 11 P. M.
Uetoniina:. leare Cincinnati dally at IX ftf, by the ebor
steamers and alo by the Madion packets. Forest Queen
and Prlore, arrlring at Madison In time to connect with
the Passenger Train leaving at 6 A- M, and arrtrlaf at
Indianapolis at 10-.&0 Av. making connections with
all train leaving for the Est, West, and Sörth.
For the accommodation of way pasenf era a Car will
ixn in connection wth the Freight Tratn daily, learicc
Indianapolis at T A. M., which train remain aome time at
each station, affording ptseenger n opportunity for the
transaction vt busineei, srriring st Sörth Madison at 4.25
P.M.
Fare to Cincinnati or Cincinnati to
Indianapolis)) 3 0O; To
foulsvllle, 3 SO.
!?o cbarge for meal or tate-room on tbe steamer, or
for baggage or onuuLu at Madinoa.
Tri:I of Freight as low a by any other route.
Shipper and merchant West will rind it to their inter
est to travel over sod ship by tbi line.
ap2-dtf. f). C. Bit S HAM. Soperintendept.
MEDICAL.
Who ht not seen the
W0NDE1UCL GttAMU.S,
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO,
For Cocgb, Cold, Sore Throat. 1. "
W hat should 1 take for a Cooghl
Tbey give immediate relief. 25 cent a bog.
What should T Uke for Aetlma? -
BKAXDE'S TUSSILAGO,
THE W OXDF.RH'L ARAN'CLES.
They give immediate relief. 23 ci nta a box.
Wl y sh'rtild I buy a boa
KKAXDE'S TUSSILAGO,
THE W0NUEWXX CUAM LES.
Because tbey cure Cough and Cold, for 25 cent.
Why thnold I bay s bc-i of
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
THE WONDERFUL GRANULES?
Because they cure Hoarseness, Sore Throat. Ac.
vi ho ha not heard of the
What should 1 take for s Sore Throat?
What should I Uke for a Cold?
What is Life Without Health !
A Cold I annoyii g.
A Cough I troublesome.
Hoarseness prevent speech.
ore Throat are painfa
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
I pleasant to take, and soon effect a rtire.
25 cect a boi, st sll the Drag f toret
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES PRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE OS THE CORXF.R OF WASHINGTON 15 D
Meridian streets, lixiianapolis.
Three daily Etpeeeae to 5w Terk;
Two daily Expresses to Cluc!Lr.Aii, and
Two da.ly Ei presses to CLicag and St. Levis;
The above Coaipaaiea are the oely pnrdeged Eanreaeoe
the followinr ro4s, rli:
INDIANA CENTPJtU
LAFAYETTE CHICAGO;
ISlANK)U.t A VEKVr
TF.KRF. MALTE - tlCHMONlX
EELLF I UNTAI5E A IM?IA2(Alt)U.
Moner, paakar valuablea astd freight carried wttBi
aafety and dixparrh, and in charge of rpectal and eCcsent
metaengrr.
Notes, Bills and Drsfts wCl be prowp-Iy collected and
ready rvtarne asade J. Bt'TTF.B FIELD. Agewt.
SCHOOL DOOK0.
FOR THE SPRING HUC3."
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF E CT t RS TO OC
largj stock of .
SCHOOL LOOK.
wnmNo and wrnxa nriis.
ENVI LOPES All stylaa.
BLANK B00ES,
BONNET BOARDS,
WALL AND WINDOW PAPES,
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, Ac
Tb trade supplied at Cincinnati W aeleaaie Price.
lsd.sassH4m.lediss.
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