Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3516, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1862 — Page 4

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rTITF.01TATM0rinERICADI I TRICT Of INIKANA. A Wnutl, A l;bl of lnftos kaa brs fed la tb frrv? Cosrt of th Uatred Star, ithin .! for tbe irevwtli Orcwlt u4 fn-trvt as tndkaoa. mi tb Ttli day at UfmfT.lKl, byi1 Catwa, Esq, Attotr for t lofted 9ut of America, aa;J- sacks of SiCVe aod 1 bosee T eaerchsa-ttr, selt4 at Evanss-fT.. for a toUtS"w the Isw if the United Statt. IL all goods and mrrhmoit being eowtrsbaad of wir, and pnylrf prnrv against al4 IT!, and that Iba am may b rwlMM a4 aJd aa article cctrah9d of war. 5 Mr, therefor, la pwrawanr of the monrtlaw 4 U aj f aaid C'urt la tn Erected and llrwd, I da her b 1 wotW la all persona claim's said 4, mt mmf prt tttervof. or h tnr swap wee txerected I h eee o, that tiy b awd avpar bf.ir the Mid. lh t-rVt Ceart of th .r.!tM State, to be bld at U. city of Ind arispo. Ii. I .d forth T.rlt of Indiana, on t S Sd Monday of f aremlwv esett, at ! 'etora, th fcewnti f that jr. then and there ta. l&terpuM their claims and mske thrlr allegation la that behalf. IH C. ROSE, r. S- 5f trhaL Jnwat If. Ha a. O-lt. Dated November 1, sovl-dl

iTiTRORTATr.iorA.'nntirA, diI J TRJCT OF INDIANA. KV ari.a,A lib! of Information hat bn 14 In lb Is-trtrt Cowrtof th I'r.tuwl State, wilhin and for tb MTnta Circuit aisd Dttrtc af IndUaa, w th its lay of Ortr.r, l,l,by J .ha I!auuA,Eari , Attomy of tb United tatet for aaid Mtrfct of Indiana. at;aint S br of cd?, a hosea of candles, 1 t; of cram f tartar, 6 barrU rf wbUaj, 4 bor f March, 4 baa of C'Ttl bar- . rl t bUkr. i br f off. aMl 1 kjc of anda, Ut 4 rll! f vMa'in of tb Uwi of lit L'oltd JuM. lb al (mit t1 irrbnJl bfn r-fitrtarxl of war, atxl prtjlna: pr aalfit aW r-rt, nl that ta udm tna ! comuMMl mii uöl aa artklea coutra bn l of war. N'w, Urrfrp, n pirnarr f tie tornifirn nndrr tb al abi Court ti m Jirrt! and il!tvr.t, I do hr-Y-f ipa ublK wr l all jirrauna clim na; atd jjoorl. r arr part iirf. or in any !Xiiiir iiitr!l lbriu. bat tb b ail appar bW tbe a!J, the liptnrtCort of tb Irritrd iUaf, to h bW! at tb rity rf Irxlianajxv1m. Hi and for tb ifttrkt f Imltana, on th 31 M"w1f .f X oviubr nt, t 1 v'cbck f L forrnn .f that dar, thn arH tbr t' liUrpw tltir claims ail mile tbrir aIlitloua ta tbat trl.lf II. (. ROSK. U. S. Mrhal, r-r i. H. IlloiLOw, Ih-j.utjT. Joir H. R a. Cirri.. Ifcd SwfmWr 1, twl-dHl

I t 5i i t r. ii XT a t r.i o r a n r. 1 1 ic A t u - J TUICT OF INLIANA. .K5: wrm, A lib-I t.f iiiform tin ba rn filed in tba Itrtct t'ofirt ft th t'nlfrd 5tafs mlthiu mI for tli ?rti!bC!rntt an-J Itrkt of Indiana on th .'th dav of rtbert I.M1, try Jfbn Ilanna, Attniy of the Unltd for M lhtrh t of Itidiana, a?aitt-t .V) keira of oda, f0 ! f tanb, I'M boira man. H 1. ii'i!T, 10 ir mm of tartar, rak a11er, l" flikin l-?tr, 4 rk baron, 2S ktr lri, 15 barrel oil. J lo randie, V ha!f Na rändle. 5 I arrel Uni oil, 20 barrel of alcohol, 23 bait of rotfe. 4) kej if naiN, el at K anT JU?, ft a violation of th lawi f thr I'nltd ?tat, tbaaid fo'd and mrrhndt KHnj ronrraband af ar, and pray ins pro ay ainnt ph1 f-vi, and that tb pmm may b corK!emnd and vM aa artulencontrahaol of war. Jfiw, tbrefcra, la nrmaatH of th mr.r?i"n rvier the al of aad Oort, to me dtrvtd and delivered, I do hereby (tire nllie notk t all iron elairoin? aaid ro14. r any .part tbrf, of in aiy niaiinr liitereted therein, that they b aid appear hf.r tli aid, t!i I-trict Court f the I'nifed 5tae, tob held at the city f Indiatiaplia. In anJ f-r the Dltrirt of Indiana, on the 3d 34nday of JoTenibr it, at 10 o'clock of tbe foretioro ff tli.tt day, then tlid there- to Interpol tbelr cl i!m and. make their allegat.'ona In that behalf. D. ti. KHE, F. S. Mar.hat, rrr J. 8. Uioturw, I j.uy. Jot.- H. Ria, Clerk. lkttd November 1. IMt. nm-2-dl4t friTVrblTTÄT r.or AciticAaDiv J TKICT )f IXIHANA. V A of information baa Ten fllrd In the

Il!r1rt'tirt f the United Mate, within a?d fr the W-fnth Grntit arl lHtrirt of Indiana, on Ihe 5th day rf iv-tobrr, by J"bn Hanna. Kmj., AtUTwey of tbe l'iiitet Siatr ffr Mid iHatlVt of Indiana, aralk:t 1 rak baron, 10 bnrU lard oil, 5caks bacon, 5 boxe starch, ZS boiea randlea, M qnarter bes candle, and 100 barrrU alt. arju-d at KTanatrill for a vilatlm of h law of tbe United MaSea, Iba aaid a:ndii and iTK-rchaivltae IIn: contraband of war, and praying prncea a?aint iaid aoi, and that th name tr.ay be condemned aiil sold as articlea contraband of war. "w, tberff(r, in ptiranee of the monition under the aa t.f ad Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby frlve pnblie notice to a!i prHa cl timinif Faid cmN, nt any part tbr.f, or In my manner Interested therein, that they be and appear before tbe oaid, the I;trtet Court of th United State, to b held at the city r-f Iu timap'!i!, In and for th PUtrirt of Indiana, on th thinJ Momlay of November next, at 10 o'clock of the fire-n.-ni f that day, then and there to Interpoae ther claim, and make their allegation In that behalf. D. 0. KOSE, U. S. Marshal, Per J. Ä. Bnjklow, IV puty. iim II. Raa, Clerk. Iated .Novemi-er 1.1S1. nov2-dUt TTXITr.DSTATFJflrAnr.RICAt DIV 1 J TUICT OF INDIANA, SS: mtar, A libel of Information baa ben filed In Ihe Ii-trirt C.rt of tha United States, within and f .rthe .evrnth t'ircnit and IHstrtct of Indiana, on th Rth day .f Octotwr, HI, by John Hanna, Eo.,Attorney fo.- the United .statr for aaid K-tnrt of Indiana, asaiwt 1 box of drusr. 2 boaea of candlea, 3 bair of coff., 4 kr(r- of da, Iboxraaoap, and 10 barrel of whisky, seized at EvanTi'tle, for a Ttolation of the laws of the United State, th aaid foods and mrcbndl beinjr contraband of war, and praying proreM again aaid gooda, and that tb um may be condemned and aold as articlea contraband of war. Now, therefor, in purraanc of tbe monition under the ial aaid Court, to me directed ami delivered, I do hereby (rive pubtic notice to a'l peron clainiiiir mM ?ohN, or any rart tbeereof, or In any ni-inner intere.-ted therein, that ther be and appear before the aaid. the Iitrict Court of th United Ma'i-, to be held at th city of Indianapolis In and for th li-trlct of Indiana, on the 31 Monday of Noveml-er next, at li) o'clrck In the forenoon f that day. then and there to Interpose their claim. and make thrir allegation in thatl-ehalf. I. i. ROSE, U. 8. Marshal. 1'er J. S. Hh.how, Ivpnty. Johm II Raa. Clerk. Daft ; November 1, 156.1. nov? dl4t

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UNITTU ÄTATT CF AMERICA, W5TRXT Of 15IHANA.Me VTatacav A libel of laforraaUoa haa bea R!4 In th THnrtcf (V.urt of the United State, with;a and for tb Saventli Orewtt and latnrt of lodlaoa, on the 6'h day of October, 11, by Joba Hanca. t.. Attorney af tbeCnlted State I"f aaid DUVt of l&djanA, araiiut 2 caabi of bacon. atxd at CvaBtvl.,: for a li4aUon t4 the law of tl rrKH Ftate, tbe aaid gooda and mrcbandl being rntrabandofwar. and praying pmreaa ar:et said good, asd that tbe aanie may be. corxtemr.ed ani aold aa articla cr.lraband of war. Jtow, Urfir, la pcrnaDce of tbe monition under th oral of laid Conrt to me d-r?rtd and delivered, I do hereby glvf. yjbUe n-rfic U ill proR rUtmln: 14 rl, or any part taerof. or la any manner mtrtd tbrn. Uiat lbr t awl acprar lfoe Uk H. Um ItrtrttTt of the United States to be hU at th city of In-iianapo-JK tn and for th lHtrirt of Itiian. aj thr 3-1 MomJarof 5vrnibr Ail, at 1 oHrk f tb fnrei of mm! day, U.ea and there to biter?" tLelr rlaima and make their al'.egJtin in thai behalf. D. C HOSE. U. Ä. Marshal, Ir J. 9. !.iww, Ia-poty. Joara II. Raa, Ork. Uted Nornbr 1. ll. tor1-dllt TTniled ftfafe ar Aiacrica Itiatrict I J f Indiana fi: H ataaaa, a bbl of infrmato) has ben fld In tb lHtrtct t.urt of tb United 5iat-, within and fcr tl hvntk Crmit and Ditri t of Itxliana, tn the Th dar of rkrtober. 1W1. by John Ilanna, Eq., Attorney of the United Stata for aaid Iatrct of Indiana, agaiaat i eaaka of bacon, aeixei at livanavliie, for a tx, tat ion of tba laws Uoited State, th aaid good and mercbaiuli being contraband of war. Sow, therefore, tn purawanr of tb monition tirdr the al of aaid Court, to roe directed and delivered, I du hereby g,ve public notice to all perxna claimibg aaid gfKrfl, or any part thereof, or in any maniwr lnterted tlierein, that they b and appear before th aid. th District Curt of th Utdned Sute. to be held at th city of IndUnafKt. in and for tb Ii'africt of lintlaiia, on tbe third Mnnar of November next, at 10 o'clock -f the f-re-noon of that day, then and ther to interr their claim and make their allegation in that behalf. I). l. Kn-E. U. S. Maobal, Per J. S. iwaur, L-puty. J'.H II. Rxa. Ork. Iated NmTmbr 2. Wt. novl-dltt U I Ti: I TA x r.x O F A .ti 1: IS I VA s I I sTKICT or INDIANA, SS; WnckKta, A 1:11 of lr.f rmation ha Wfti f ld in the iMntrict O.urt of tbe Unitrd Mfe, within and for the Seventh Circuit atKl IHMrict of ItKltana, on th 5th day of Ikrtober, 11, by John Hanna, F.aq., Attvrnry forlh United State of America. aail.it 1 box of oyters 3 blf barrel of crackers 40 barrrlj .f nalt, and 4 baif- if crT-, eeiied at KTanvle, for a lolaiioti of the law f the United State, the oatd food and mrch.in)ize being contraband of war, and prayirig pr-ice afT iiiu-t aid pols and tliat the am may be condemned and wdd a article conrr.il at. I -f war. Now, therefore, in pursuance t f the monitUm under the al i-f a4tt Court to iw d. recital an blt-li r r d, I d hereby give public notice t ail persons claiming aid gol, or any part thereof, or In any ni.mner inferet-d therein, that thy be and appear before the aid. th- liit! ict Cotirt of tb. United State, to l held at Ihe city of Indianapolis in arid for lh Ihtrirt of IiNliana, on the 3d Monday of NuvemVr nt. at 10 o'c K k of the foren-ii of that day, tbn and ther to interpoM tlieir claim and make their allegations in that behalf. D. (i. HOSE, U. S. Marshal, l'er J. S. IUi.KUw, Ivjiuty. Jons H. IUa. Clork. Dated November 1, 11. no-2-d!4t

RAILnOADG.

United Stnirt of Amrrlra, DUtrlct of Indiana VS: VVHrKKAi, a li!e of itifornialion ha Wen fild in th IHstrict Vnrt of th United States within and for the Seventh Circuit ant IiKir.ct of Imiiana, on th 12th day of October. iif by John llaiin.t, 1., Attorney for the United State for xaid District of Indiana, again! 2,fiX) j-rcuion caps 9 oz quinin-. and 8 pottnd qiw-kMlvvr, eeized at Kvanvi!e, for a tiolmioijof th law of the Unitetl State, th Mid goo.1 and merchaniliie Wlnq enntraand of war. and prayini; proce aaiut tahl ao,Ml aivl that tte wiw may b ciil-tii-J ami eoid aa articlea Contraband of war. Now, iherefure, in iurusitcor the mnnllion tinder the eeal of aid Court to me dirrcted and delivered. I do hereby give public notice to all perou claiming laid pm1s, or atiy part tiiereof, or in any n-aniier interested therein, that they be and appear before the a:d. th District Court of"th Unite'l Mates to be held at the city of Indianapolis i'i and for the litrict of Indiana, on the third Monday of November next, at ten o'clock of th- forenoon of that day, then and th-re to interpose their cl.viius and make their allegation in that behalf. 1). ti. I OSE, U. S. Marshal, l'er J. S. Hi'.tLow, iH'puty. Jon. II. I?rA, Clerk. Dated November 1, 161. novi dlt

TTnltrd State of Amrrlcu, District off Ij Intlinnu, s: WiitaaA, a 1.1 I of Information has been fled In the PUtrirt Court of the United State, within anil for the bevrntn Cirrn t and Itttrict of lintiana, on the f.ih da. of (v-tober, 161, by John iln:ia, E., Attorney .f th United States of America, for aaid W trict of Indiana, aifain-t 2 hnic of coffee, 2 boxen of Starch, It) barrel of hiky, and 1 box of candle, eized at EvaiiMille for a violation of the laws of the United State., fhe aaid goods and men hamiise being contraband of war, and praying process aKain.tt ai 1 good, and that th aine ni.tj le condemned and sold as articles coiilrabarid of war. N''w, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the neal of Mid Court to m directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice foall persons claiming aid gooU, or any part thereof, or in any manner Interested therein, that they he and appear before the said, the litrict Court of the United States to be held at the rity of Indianapolis,

in and for the I1trict of Indiana, on the thirl Mondav of

November next, at ten o'clock of th forenoon of that day,

then and there to inferpo their claims ami make their

allegations in that behalr. P. G. ROSE, U. Marshal, Per J. S. Pihi:low, lieputy. John II. Rka, Clerk. Dated November 2, 161. nov4-dl4t

MACHINISTS.

A M MtL.iCISMiTIi Stiff P.

rT!jiTr.osrATFtFA.Tii:mcA, diJ TRICT OF INDIANA, SS: UHKBKAsa libel f information baa been filed In the rntrtrt Court of th United States within au I for the Seventh Circuit and PUtrkt of Indiana, on the .1th dav of 0 tolier, 1H81, by John Hanna, Kw., Attorney for the Unife.1 .tatea of America. agin.t 24 ca-ea of boots m fchoes aeiaed at Evajiavitle, f.r a violati-n of the law of the Un.ted Stat, the said goods and iiiercbandiM? bein contraband of war, anI praying process aeaint said goods and that the hpm may Ve ruuiemned and sold as articles contraband of -ar. Nuw, therefore, 1 puruanc of th monition under the seal of pa.d Crt to ma dirctil atvi delivered, I do hereby give public ! t all persons claiming -aid gols, or any part thereof, or an any manner IntetrMed therein, that they h and appear before the said, the IHstrict Court '.f the United States to b held at the city of Indianam. l.s n and for the lhtrtct of Indiana, 00 the 3d Monday of November next, at 10 a'cloek of the forennn of that d y, then and there to Interp. their claims and rtake their aKesatloiii In that I- half. D. I. ROSE, f. S. Marshal. Ter J. 8. Bin low, leputy. Jons II. Raa, Ocrk. Date.1 Noveml-er 1.1M1. novJ-dHt TTNITEI STATES K AMERICA, DISTRICT OK INU DIANA. SS-. ack.s A liVl of informatkn la been filed In the li tr ic t Court of the Un-tet States, within and for the venth Circuit and Ditr t of Indiana, on tue 24th day f SettemN-r, lsl, by John lUnna, Esq., Attorney f r li.e I nitel States of America, against 2 lK.es of frit cl.-t b. I box of oil cloth. 1 lot of eagl Lnfons, S.O00 c- 1 tMt's revolver anl S loxe ol cartridge. 10.hi

n i-k t rap. bottles of quiniae, and 20 gro- of eagle I u -ns eued at JeflVrsonviIie for a violation of the laws of the United States the said goods and inerch.ndize baling contraband of war, and praying procem against raid g.Mxts a"d that tbe same nisy be coixiemited and sold as articles Cftitrabaia! of war. S.w, therefore, in ptsruai;se t.f the monition under the seal of raid 1' iurt to me directed and delivered,! d. hereby gt public r"tice to all persons cfa'mnig said oU, .r any part thereof. in any mannt r interested tberetn, iht they be and appear I fore tbe said, the Distrtrt Court f the United ftates, t e b-ld at the Cly of lndunr"lis, in and for the ltriel of lmUana. on the 3-1 M-if lay ol Novmd er next, at 10 "clock of the form- of th: J.y, tlien atd there to tn'crp their claims and make their allegation tit that Whalf. D. G. ROSE, U.S. Marshal, Ter Li JuN, I puty. Jom If. Rut, Clrk. Pve.i vt"t.-r 31, 141. tio l -d Hi (MTHi tTATKS OF AMERICA. DlüTKKT OK INj I IVN.S: Uais A l;Vl of Infonnafion ha l ern Med h the P.TH l Court of the United Sutes. wjllun af..l for th .'seventh O.tvtiit aixt 1-arKt of la.tiana. on ftie 27th lay of September, 11, by John llaittia. Es., Attorney f r the I inted Mates of America, agsin.t 10 boes of irwrrhvktiw, eiae s,t Eaiovitle fr a violatif.n of the las of tb l'i.l'l tats the at g1 aifl mervh .ttd?-e (- cnrst'ttl et ear. atl pra)ng prorvs a;i.ttt a;d go vt, aiul t! at th. me may t cit-lemne! atid nil as !! rnirh il i'f wr. i lb r fore, In puru:.cc of the t.u iiili, : uu lr r C.c el of avICon to n d reetcd an.' d. iivere I. I d h-re-t' s;o puHK n.eo la all person claim tia .n-l if.U. ..r nn ihrrrt.f. or in nv manner interested therein.

that tl.r be at.d apj-ear lef re the aid.thr l-tnct Uouil i ..f 1 he I'nt'ed Stale, to t hrUI at the city of Indianapo- j !n snl for the lH-triet rf ln.t ana. on the .t-l Mnd i-f s V.....Kr mvI at 10 n'rl.rk of the f.-reiomn of that .1.4 I

th-"i ol there to interp the-.r cla.m aifl make their j a:(atHn In that hehaif I

D (i. RUSK, U. 8. Marshal. IVr J. 8. Hp.mow, p. puty. J w 1!. R . Clerk. IxioitviuVr 31. s i...s 1 -v! 1 at

I Mim TTFS V A.M.MC. DI STRUT OK INJ Id .A. Mti a. a 1,1m I of inS rmati-'O has been Tied In the P.-frict Court of the United Mats l'.hiu an-l for the Ser,ta Cjrvui aod Disttut of InitAi.a, on the ITtU day .4 Jet eiH,ae, ltl.l.y J hrj Iiai.ua. I. Attornrv f r

t'eln.ud MJ'm i f Auxraa, aa)at l.iso I arr ' of 1 ;i. .'i iel at I mti' for a v iottun of the law of the Cnite.1 Mates, thr sat-l g"i and tn 1 hau doMi lieing cou- j

tr' a'.l of war. iitt prating prire against giion.i , ait t'i.at the pao.' mo V 1 iiemiie atvl as art I -I ,e unUi'nIkl of war. Now 'bertfore, in puruatrt of the Utottitiott utder the eI ..f ttir a.. t'.Mirv, to no Itret ted ail 4eiiered. I tto . rrl true ptit-iic ih.h" t all peroaii riaimioa a t rxi, 't it.; 1 ir thereof, or lu any tMijner ln'rieted therein, that they 1 aiel appear brfote tbe ald, the lltrl ('. .M of the I t lied Muien, ta ta leid St the ritt ..f I 1 In ao-i fr th laatrtrt of txt;ana. on the 3-t H hi-Io of rtnbef ne l. at 14 o'elot k of the f trltoun st th"dv. tb- ant tUere t-i'nu'a their r',m anl nur 1 ,- !'.. tn thai tbalf. D, ti h"SK, U. 8. Mar.hal. l'er J. H, ho.ruiw, Kj uty J It . Hi A, OrA Jwtnt iM.ir II, Iv'.l n.l-JUt

TTAVINli F.NT1RKLT REFITTED THE SHOP FORM

I I ERI.Y orcunie! bv John Cooper, in Osgood,

Still h A Co' Ijit and Huh Factory, 1 am prepared to do

all kind of work In the machinery or MackstnitMng line. Having bad twelve years' exjerience in the bet machine hop in the country, I flatter myself that I can

give entire Mtisfaction to those wbo may favor me with heir work. 1 have In my e"mnloy one of tho lstbUrk-

mitli in the Stste, ami pay particular attention to horse

shoeiiiR anl machine forging. II pairin; of all kinds promptly attended to Mi-Ms of all kinds built fr the patent oflice.

Renierr.ter the plsce, one jisre rtontli of th Union

Pep.t. on Ulinoia treet. H T. i. iul.vio-dlr '1

HOTELS.

Walnut Street Housej O I O I a I WALNUT ST., BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH octss-dlm II. II. DAVIS, I'roprlrtor.

'XIll: 3IOHKIS IIOUHIC, (Formerly American.)

J IMMFDlATtLT orrulTt UNION nfTOT,

11. wiii i tioiti:,

Proprietor

W, K SAI'P, Clerk.

IS nw .p n f.T th accommodation of the traveling public The hou.e ha Urn thoroughly renovated

and fiiriit-red from top to bottom. mijjl

HATS, CAPS, 5cC.

The Fall and Winter Stock HITS iXD CAPS I S rs" O W COMPL, 13 T 1J

Wl mi i5)

t V k?wsv ,ii, T 'TSe

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N ALL ITS I.RVNCItFS, AT NO. 1 KsST WAHID INii 1 1 N SI UK ET, old .eii-mel Hu'Uing, Indian apoit. II. II A.'llir.lK.ni, Prop'r.

S UlfT. Sale man.

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IXDIANiPOLLS AND CINCINNATI

R3 Ssv

MUDICAL.

s-Dafi;

ROAD

iborteat ICoute hj Tlxlriy 71111 1 NO CHANG I OF CAES TO CINCINNATI! Tbree train leave IndiasapoU Wily, fSonday cpted.) I,, J KT TK.A IN 4 OO A.M CINCLNNAT1 IJGHTLNO ' r.xpresa arrtres at Clndmatl at 45 A X. Second Train 11 IS A. iL Cincinnati, Colombo, Zarer.vilie ar-i Wbeeimr Uail. arsivea at &-OO P. M. ras.er.rer by th' train make tbe same Um to Newark Zanr stü'i and Wseehrg by tty other route out of Indian a po! is, a od far the sam. ThardTratn 7.1 P. M. Cincinnati ExprcM. arrivea at Cincinnati 12.20 A. M. Uxhigton, Ky. 1145 A. M. rar same aa by any other roci. C-ail for yoor Uckeu ria the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Raairoad. Ragbag checked tbrongh. Sraciai. Notwe. Be fur you get In the right train at Indiaaarxdia. Tbe n!y Cincinnati train, atanda on the fifth track, being Ihe farthest track south, in th Union Depot, at Indiana polia. W. H. L 50RLF.. General Tkket A rent.

Wai. Powatx, Traveling Agent.

aprl6'60.

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 1S61. C1SS2S3 1861 NEV ARRANGEMENT. .tew Honte to Chicago via Kokomo. 32 MIU.S SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

OYSTERS.

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ON AND AFTER HON DAT, JUNE 17, 141, TRAINS will be run as follows: A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at llS A.M., top at all stations and make clo-e connection at Kokomo with train a tbe Cinrmuall and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and arrive at t'hirago at 7:00 I'. M., and P ru at 3 0 P. M., in time to make c.ontections with trains on th Fort Wayne Railway, going Eat and Wed. Itetunung, the Käme train will leave Pern at 5 A.M. on the arrival of train the Kovt Wayne Railway from the Fat, and arrive at Indianapolis at l.(0 A. M-, in time to make connection for all points East, South and Weft. An Kapreaa train will leave Indianapoll at If 40 P. M., making cloe cot.nTtion at Kokomo with train on the Ciiinrati and (tiicssro Air line Railroad, and arrive at Chicago at 6 4 A. 31., and at Peru at 2.00 A. M., in time to mike connection wi;h trains going F'.aj-t and Weston th Frt Wayne Railway. Returning tb same train will leave Peru at 11:30 A M. and make close connection at Kokomo with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, from Chicago, Valparaiso and Loganspnrt, and arrve at Indianttioli at 3:."U P. M.,

in time 10 connect with the evening trains for Cincinnati, LouUvill and other points. Special attention given to the transportation of live tock, produce and mcrebaiMlie generally. DAVID M ACT, General A aent and Superintendent. TaiKo. P. Hacoukt, General Ticket Agent.

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Madison, ( incinnali and Louisville. This ia the chortt railway line to Cinrinnatl and Louiavilie contH-cting at Malion with the steamers Telegraph and Jacob Strader, arriving at Cincinnati in tine to connect with the F:x press Trains leaving at ix o'clock A. M., for the Ea-t, and by the Kentucky Cetitral Railroad for th South. Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 XI., by the above steamer, and alo by the Madison packets. Foret Queen and Prioress, arriving at Indianapolis at I'kiS A. M., making connections with all trains leaving for the at. North and West. fare to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati to Intlinnapollü, 3 00; To I.oulftvillc, f,3 50. No charge for meals or state-rooms on the staamers, or for bagate or omnibus at Madison. Shipper and merchants West will find It to their Interest to travel over and ship bv this lin. janlO-dtf. D. C. RRANHAM, Superintendent.

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tions. TL e first volume of the work is now published ; and the mamirof its execution, both mechanically and editorially, deserve the thanks of the profession. The imperfevt manner of publishing our statutes undet State authority, has always been a source of great inconvenience to the Indiana Lawyer. The revision of lvT2, as well a the statutes pa--ed since that year, might almost a ell have been published without any index. Up tc thihtlme the lawyer has constantly been under the necessity of turning over, leaf by leaf, the volumes o our statutes to find any particular enactment. And every one kntwshow annoying and provoking this i, especially in the hurry of bu-iiie-a in our Courts. Happily for the profession, the publication under consideration promises a tetter state of tliimrs in the future. The first volume n Messrs. Gavin & H rd's work contain an excellent and . opious index, which to every practicing lawyer in the täte is it.-elf worth the money which the volume ro-ts. The volume under review contains another excelleuco Mlits page are supplied with valuable marsinal indices, to that a gl nice at th margin is suCicient to apprise th eader of the contents of the page. Another mntter of great Importance to the lawyer in this volume is a good collection of the subject, of all legislation since lv'.l. Heretofore, the lawyer in exaniniing our leg:-lation on any given subject had first to find hat w a- rie. anl to it in ihe K.-vi-ton of lsö'J, ami then to turn 'over the pace of the volumes of sub-eqtteiit Statut s,to .e- how far recent legislation may have repealed or m d -fl.-d the provi-n.n- coi;vaine.l in that R.j.n. and even then he would often f.-el doubt whether he had found ail the legislation n the subject of hi Inquiry. Messrs. Gavin and Hord have relieved Us of all this trouble and doubt. They have collected together in c"Oscutive paire all the statutes made since lSol. on the same subject. Thus, on pages ;57il to li" of their f.rst volume they have eoTcte. all our legislation, now in force, on the subject o b-;bn.l and wife, includii.g the act of 1 s."-j and three act

of ls.7. And they Lav e followed the same mode o coo atioti, in appropriate consecutive pages, in regard lu all otht-r topic of leilatoti. A still more valuable feature are the copious and accurate notes contained It; the volume in question. This volume includes the Con-titutmn of the United State, thv. C.itlttution of Indiana, atvl several Important acts ol Virgit :a aed taluU of Conxress, and a large portion 0 our own tat'ite now in force. The numerous decision-o ,v Courts on the vanou pr.vti.i cntine.1 in thee Coiisti tu'ii'tis arsl statute- are found at the bottom of th apprpriute iage, in the f .rtn f ro at, brief and accurate noteand ref.-rence. Me r-. Gavin A Hord ' in to have performed tl.i part of their ork excredmcly welt. It mu-t hatertist tl.t-tu tiiii' h iure stfl U r. lv it tiny have greatly le tied the taHr of the practising Uw j ef, and have well merited hi grateful approval. In every rep-ct tbe vvlun.enn ier review hiably redItaMe to the diligence, arnirarr, ts!er.t and th !ate o Its editor, a weil a to the mechanical skill and i.eafneof t's publt'hers. and it m'.t rai-e the Jut eapectatioti ot the profession, as to the value of the second volume, which we understand will be forthcoming in a few month, and which will cotitatn the c!e of pleading and practice o W2, with ubsr.'juent amendments and other statutes. sthowt anj concert with the eil.tors cr publishers ol the volume in oie!io,t, the wtlf er f thi art rle ha hern induced to compose and publi-h this little review of the lxA, aoey because be believe th editors an ! puMIaers deserve bU'h ermmersiation for their prf rtnnr. He, th'refore, deems it but Jut to them, a tthout being solicited to it by ary one, to puhluh tht noti-e f the boo, aver hi on pr-ner name. DWID McIa)NAl.D. Ind.anajxd', ScvrmWf 1, Isfift. The tifi volume i now ready and being delivered to

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AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL HAS WON FOR ITSELF Sull A RENOWN FOR THE cure of every variety t.f Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount Ihe evidence of its virtues, w herever it ha b.-ei, employed. As it h i loo; been in constant use throughout this section w e need iK.t do more than assure the people it- quality is kept un to the Iw st it ever ha been, ami that it m ty be relied on to do fur their relief all it has ver lx-en found to do.

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Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen, and eminent personages, have lent their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the luertion of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis our American Almanie in which they arc given; with also full descriptions of the above complaint., and the treatment that should be ollowed for their cure.

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Say the gray hairs on his wife'a hea 1 were,

altera few weeks' trial, turned into a nam brown, at the mom titue beautifying and thickening Ihe Lair. A. C. RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE, Says be I now sixty years old, and bis hair and whiskers were two-thirds gray, t ut by the ue of two bottles of the RetrUve, tb array hairs have disappeared, both o t. brad and face, and ia more soft and glossy than for twer.ty-Rve ye trs previous. His wife, at the ace of fifty -two, haa ued it with tha same eSecu F1NLET JOHNSON, ESQ., NEW ORLEANS. Says that he lost his hair by tbe Tellow Fever in 'l Vet. He used Wood's Hair Restorative, and his hair is now thick and glossy. M. MlilLETON, LIVINGSTON. ALABAMA. aavs th Restorative ku done rnncb good In hi part ol the country. He nl it for baldness and now has a tin bead of hair. T. L. MOUSE. LEP.AN0N. KENTVCKT, Say be baa sr-en Wood's Hair Restorative used in hundred of cae, and never knew it to fail in acconi;ilishitiZ all it professes to do. A. J. ALDEN. McLANESrtOKO', ILL., Says be lad the scald head eight years, anl wa bald, but by the lilera iu of Wood's Hair Keatoratlve, h now has a rkh, gbms bead of hair. Lipoms. a, Noble county, Indiana, Feb. 5 A. Prof. O. J. Wood, iH ar Sir In the latter part of the year i, while attending to lh Stat and National Law School of the State of New York, my hair from a cu unknow n to me, commenced falliuu off very raniJ'y, s that In the short space of six month, tbe whole upper part of my scalp w as entirely bereft of its covering, and much of the remaining portion upon the side and bark part of my bead shortly after lcame array, to tLat you will not be surprises! when 1 tell you that upon my return to tbe State of Indiana, my more casual acquaintances were not A) much at a loss to discover th cause of tha change in my arperance, as rr.y more intimate acquaintances to recognize me at all. I at once made application to tb most skillful physicians in the country, but receiving no assurances trots them that my hair could again be restored, I was forced to become reconciled to my fate, until fortunately in tha latter part of the year lv57, your restorative waa recommended to me by a drupgi, aa being the most rrlialde Hair Restorative in use. I tried one botile, and found to my great satisfaction that it was producing the desired effect. Since that time I have used seven dollars' worth of your Restorative, and as a result, have a rich coat of very soft Mack hair, which no money can buy. As a mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill In the production of o wonderful an article, 1 bave recommended ita use to many of my friends and acquaintances, who, I am happy to inform you, are using it with like effect. Very respectfully. A. M. LATTA, Attorney and Counselor at laiw Oak Gkovs, 8. C, June 24, lt Prof 0. J. Wood: Dear Sfr Tour Hair Restorative is rapidly gaining popularity In this community. I have had occasion to lay prejudice aside, and give your Hair Restoratives perfect test. During tbe year 1154, I waa 0 unfortunate as to b thrown from ray sulky against s rock near the road ride, from which my head received a most terrible blow, causing a great deal of irritation, which communicated to the

brain and external surface of tbe bead, frm the eflect of which my hair waa finally destroyed over the entire surface of the. head. From the time I first discovered its dropping, however, up to tbe time of Its total disappearance, I employed everything I could think of, being a professional man myself; and, as 1 thought understanding th nature of the disease, but waa finally defeated In every prescription advanced. These and no other circumstance induced me to rort to your worthy Hair Restorative, w hieb I Lave every reason to le!lve produced a very bappy result; two months after the first application, 1 bad at beautiful a bead of youna: balr aa I ever saw, for which 1 certainly owe you my mot sincere thank. Rest assured, dear ate, rhall recommend your remedy to a'l Inquirer; moreover, I shall use my influence, which I tatter myself to say, is not a little. You can publish thia if you think proper. Your, very respectfully, M. J. WRIGHT. M. D. Office of tbe JerTersonian, rbülippl, Va., Dec. 12, M. Iear Sir I feel it my duty aa well as my pleasure, t a stale to you the following circumstancr , which you can use as yoH think proper. A gentleman of this place, (a lawyer,) has been bald ever since bis early youth, so much so that he was compelled to wear a wig. lie was induced to use s bouie of ycur "Hair Restorative," which be liked very much; and after using some two or tbree bottles his hair -:ew out quite Inaunantiy, aud ba now has s handsome bead of hair. The gentiemanfe name Is Bradford, and he ia very well known in our adjoining eouutiea, many persons cau testify to the truth of this statement; I give it to you at the request of Bradford. You can sell a arrest deal of your Hair Restorative ta thia and tbe adjoining counties if yon have the proper srenu. Yours. Ac. THOMl'SON M kGHNt 'R. Cnrm a, H. C. 3oih July, 1 -'. Pwr. 0. J. Woois lrtr .; I take p1eaur In recommending your Hair Restorative as a most excellent cure for scald head. My son was suffering very mm L from this disease, and after using; on bottle, was mad perfectly well. I recoutnx tided it to others who bad diseases of tlx bead, and in alle avt ft had the desired effect. You can recommend it without fear a a most certain cure for scald bead. Many others will c.rtifv that this and many other cases wa cured frm tbe use of your tr.ot valuable Hair Restorative. Respctfüllv your. GEOKGE McSUAlN. Th New Tork Day Bo. says: -The majority of Hair Washes, Hair byes. Hair Tontra, Hair Oil, and the numlierless preparatious which are now before the pabtsr ander such eatravatraot, hyperbolical and fantastic titles aa we se paraded ta sk .w window Cards and newpapr heading, aa hair preparations, are all humbugs of d Cm water; tLetr real merit, when they rs any, U, that tby d sso bam. HTi S LAUD, WHALF'. OIL, LARD OIL, SWEET OIL, -rented and colored, make up, when in beautiful wrappers and whit Hint fclss bottle, th eoU.et character of tonte; aird w heu thus coetly are baptized with some tny liable term, and caught at by verdant young and old of both sexes. Such ia'not th character of Prsf. Wood's Hair Restorative, this a-ei.t lernen come, before th world wnaout any "hlghfalutm" Xilophhsfortum, or any wher astounding or startling catchpenny term; b stmply ad. vrtiss a ir Aarviire what It ex peee. pre. rily aod a a keetorative It acta. lUty prof. Wood'a Hair IW'nrativr; and, as you value your scaln, aye, yotu very brains, apply nothing else; for it may b that yosj will BTt aoejet worst sd.fanc than perfumed lard oifott your cranium. Remember, Wood's svestorativa forth hair 1 .the best article extarX" rr aiu, iTtmu'iovs raoccaa RMTmiK. GRAT HAIH 10 THE OKJGINAL COLOR Will make It srrow n Bald fleads. V ill retor th natural e-Ttwos, Will remove at one all Iteh.'ng, Will remote all Dandruff, Vt ill cure all eruptions eva aea'.d W ill make tbe fcair a;ft and gloy, Will tusk tla old appear rimng srala. illpreaer tw er-lor of balr to old Sf., Will always fa4i It and stop ita fs'.rtne, And I one of tlie lt toilet article for the hair 0 ia

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