Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3536, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1862 — Page 3
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lre:edi:ir tTihe'tiaie I'infvntlan -Theitr diton' of tbe SVwIiae, re.UiiMr the proceeding ,f , th ftf January Convention, being exhausted, and to mtM the additional orders we are dailf receivinr for them, we have
appear at tb Metropolitan, hi this city, to le succeed ly,Ad Ic Menken !f enan. '
r5TBJfrrf TIor lecture hebreathe
VMi:ig- Men Chriati.tn AociaTlon on Mund.,
c-'Ddt lod tcr ttuf!itti&rr cditk it lar tyre. evening, rVbruaTj 3d, at M .nic 1111. .iSu'J-1
i io8e or our fhenJ deare to ordtt them jt The American iVpic, ul!y and V,ii'ill pleae do jui promptly, jcally. r . T - j Price prr huJrrd. ' i i Xo better .lumei.t cid be circulated to d',- MiM M ACAamv-WeouU call at-
b.Wlhe.rM inhJf t?M eTronwu-?m?r-llent!on a fct thxt tK -unceii W. that cnacrupulou ropers and politician 1 her beüfit lo uke UcC C0 V morro,r' (Friday) ;
lure attempted to create . regard to thethirac terof the Convention and it action u, the mo inentuvua usue new leiore the country.
evening, bne haa contn&'Ued very mocb to the imu.icoiMit of ur. cltizen;; Itt her be . rewarded
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with an oveiflowfp tiouae She de:rvr it.
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TIlHtarr Hem.
r Nineteen tiejpp..r eor respondent accom-
IJP We understand from Mr. Dennis Lootfey,! aent for the company, that the Indian Central
pany the MiaaiAaippi expedition. Seven of them Ii,'Irof! l now do':i' near? busine, both aa !
represent the New Yorkf prcf : x rfc r " : T(inli Pakenser and frei-Lt. Pcngcra ta TL plendid gray charger ridden by Zolli- j Vxu'& üx9 Io'Iia Central teach any point Lat. coffef in tbfKill Spring 'fight irai nwur.ted b; I ward chIJ. xpediiioualj, making all conCd . Fry. after hi. home wj hol nd dible-I. nation without deUy. .
The horae 'fairly beKwic to ihe Cornel . t!
"jpij'ili of war." .
The Fimale Zot Avrs, Tim WoodrofT, are plT-
imw --. r iri .
en. Scolfa cochmn, who capture by l Ai.my. i.ie pnmcn, x the VcbeUAfkcrtLe battle of Bull Kun, wVs te: w A"'J other jintMud better get ! liered lo hare beeu mde'w'ith his own consent, j l,,c,r M ,roni 1,1,4 company ia advance.. In thU j
haa returnel aroon3 , the exchange.! prisoners. K unpa,u ccoun w.w.unmHeaiTa thai he made erery elTort to cat. and er' üffice amorS the number' thi
.lid ecpo once, but w recapture.1. - . , ; . J Pnter-chelinS compmy round
Archbishop Puree!!, of Cincinnati, his re rautly h!H uu a Uit to the lUih Ohio regiment, at üreen rirer. ; ' ' Jarnos K. Murdoch, the great actor, has two scof In the Unioii army.' The friemls of Colonel Mansion are urging the President to appoint him a Brigadier General for gallant conduct displayed in the recent engagement with ZellkoHer ' force. . - . Lieutenant Colone! Iforvff, of the 2d Indiana cavalry, and Lieutenant Colonel M.ihan, of t!ie 14th Indiana, have reirned. The lie.tltli of the I.tUtr. wouhl not admit of Uia remamiug longer in theVerrlce. " ''; J Tle loyftl" Kepublican wlio laut summer declared tliat tL Union waa "a d d humbug and not worth h 1 room," now understood to be in favor remaneijating and arniin the alive. He haa no faith in the courage ainl abilitr of white men to fight the bailie of the Constitution and the L'uion. t ; , . , Michael Cradj,,of Lafayette, a member of Co. I, 10th regiment; wa.a wounded m the b ittle of Mill Spring un Uie lDth inöt. A iniiket ball entered hU neck on tLe left aide. and he writes to hi mother that n its course thnmgh it knocked out mot of Km teeth." He ii now in t!ie hospital at Louisville. ' v' Majoc Sabin of the 59th Indiana regiment t recmiting at (Jo.port, has now e)0 men, and the regiment te filling up rapidly. The regiment will probably Voori remove to New Albany, and camp at the Fir Ü rounds.. . The accounts of the battle of Somerset Concor in stating that it waa the bayonets of the bully (Termini lrora Cincinnati the 9th Ohio Militia that materially contributed to the decisive victory. ' - : - - . ' A correpoudent, writing concerning the' battle of Somerset, Ky., wtja that the only troop ia the active fight were Wool lord 'a three huudrcd, the Indiana 10th. Kentucky 4th, Jlinnesota 2d, and Ohio 9ih, the Kentucky 12th getting up in time to give one volley. The 10th Kentucky and the regulars were not there, as represented by
the new paper. ' ' , ,
CoLo.tiL Stetie SrtECii. Last Tuesday
evening, January Ulat, we had the pleasure of
hearing an address from Colonel Steele, ot the 3-lth regiment, explaining the reason of his resignation, and also describing the situation of that division of the army, which, he was sorry to say, was not f o farorable as he could desire. His resignation proceeded from two causes: The expo
sure and arduous duties of camp life brought on an
attack of rheumatism and rendered him unfit for
Ferrice; and, secondly, his superior officers tyranired over him to a deeree unendurable, and the
inferior officers were disobedient and turbulent,
and continually conspired against him to procure his removal, in order that they might stand a
chance 'of promotion. And so, to prevent the
regiment bcuig torn uunder and disgraced hj internal dissension, he resigned his command, and thus prevented further disturbance. ! ? His ppeech was mild and conciliatory, forming quite a contract with hi unreasonable euthu$iaia m few months p He bewailed the calamity of war, and regretted that American citizeus were seeking' to destroy cue. another; he said that tbe reaMk why the two nrmiea did nut hakten a general engagement was because erery Foldier felt in his own boorn that he wad fighting his own brethren, and was 'naturally very reluctant; and although. their h.mda were raided to strike, yet they hesitated to deal the destructive blow, be caoc they could not feel otherwise than as brethrn of the tame blood and lineage. . . He dkl not talk this way six months ago. Then he railed the Southerners traitors, tones, enemies to free Government and secession scoundrels, and ejuouied every uiau to go and fight them till no rt txfl" should Ik? left to tell the tale; but now he mi'dly terms them "erring" brethren," and does not tsetiu to be so d?perately rantankerous for war as foruierly. He is no doubt convinced that war is not the way to reconstruct the Union; he lped that the omnfpotcutiower mtr't avert the dire calamity of any further conflicts,' and expressed the earnest deire that the bitter cup may
pas from 3
Have you seen those beautiful sets of jewelry in W. H. Talbott & Co.'s show window which they are selling at first cost? If not, we say to you go at once, as such a chance to procure a nice set of jewelry at the price they ure
offering them may never happen agaia. Go be
fore all the prettiest seta are Ukcu. Store No.
21 Kat Washington street.
LaoiL with Asterisks. The Congressional
Directory, at the head of its alphabetical list of Senators and Representatives, says, in a bracket:
"Jhe asterisk () denotes those whose wives accompany them." This has given rise to the new slang word in Washington society, "How is your a.-itorikf" being the common inquiry of a Con
gressional lady's hu.-b;inl.
"The Gar its State" IllinoU formed her
precnt State Constitution ia lsiJ, with a population of 64,HH. She is now forming a 'new
Constitution, her inhabitants having incre.icd to 1,71 1,000, und far outgrown, the old fixtures of
Government. The "Garden State" has, in forty-
one years, multiplied her people thirty-one times
a more rapid growth than any other American
State cau tlmw. -
GtNfcHAL Tom Tut mb. Thia renownel mili
tary chieftain, will vi.it this city, we are iuforinel, sometime during March next. The General's hosts of friends will, undoubtedly, be inexpressibly happy to greet him. General Thumb is among the greatest of our Generals and if he wa3 in command of onr armies he would carrv the
war into Brohdignag, routing the Amazonian and the giant-killers, horse, foot and dragoons or die with the Etar spangled bauner waving over him.
Metropolitan Hall. The Invisible Prince is in the full tide of puccess at our popular theater. It is most beautiful, and well worthy a visit from our 'citizens: The gtory is an interesting one, the scenery gorgeous, the dresses dazzling and costly, the acting all th?t could be desired, and wfieti we add that the principal part of the vocalzation is intrusted to and executed by the charming cantatrice, Miss Marion Macarthy, that is of itself a guarantee that it is well executed. The fun of the piece rests with Felix A. Vincent; that, also, is a sufficient announcment. Exhibition at the School of Sisters or Puovidence. Last night the parents and guar
dians of the children taught by the Sisters of
Providence were surprised "and delighted by an exhibition of the proficiency of the pupils, given at the school room of the noble ladies who so self-sacrificingly devote themselves to all good works. Nothing in 'the worM could better illustrated the conscientious pains and the unselfish devotion of those who teach them than did the excellent and admirable performances ot" the children who attend the school of the Sisters of Providence. Fi rs We call the attention of the ladies and the public generally to the circulars issued Oy L. I. Moler,' No. 10 West Washington street. He has unquestionably the finest and most ex tensive stock of elegant, rare and rich furs ever olTered in Indianapolis. He, that the?e desirable articles may be brought within the reach of all, will offer them at auction. The sales will commence this morning at 10 o'clock, and continue from day to day. Ladies are particularly requested to call and examine the stock. Mr. Mossier 's courteous clerks will take great pleasure in showing thetn everything they wish to see. 30 lw
IJijrulart. One of the most amusing burgla-
a. a t
lie emphatically condemned the wanton ani r;ts (jCluuhing at another's misfortunes is at
, .k v i u7fc ' ' H admissible) occurred on Tuesday night. The nt lv Lh -Nor'Jierii torea. wlm-h he saiil was ; ' n
in kin;! bitter enemies of those who had been and who otherwise would be friend. Whf could not
iTknTilnntrtr Rurlal. - BT FALK BtJA"MIS.
'Ti eve: one bri, -l.tly beim'n? star Si.ine fnm the e.nreni he4en afar. To light the foott?ps of. the brave, Slow mirchir.g to a crriraie's g!ve.' The chill North wind hn mnk to i!ee;: 1 1 e seet Smth breathe, a low and deep. The martial clari is heard, the tread Of th'.'h fbe.iYthc silent ded. i i i , ' . i ; r vAnd whTcthe ffirnr, a!! stark and cnld, " Thus readv f-r the looenel rn-iu'.d. And htretche! i;jmi so r'ide a bier? Thine, tidier, thine! the Volunteer.
MEDICAL.
'j? o tii i - i ic o i iz Of the United States.
Poor Volunteer! the shot, the b'ow, -, Or swift 4)iee had Nil him low;-'- - - And lew his early lo.s deplore His battle fought, hi journey o'er. Alis! no wife's fond arms caressed, Jit xiietk no tender moU.er prsed. No pitying soul was by bis side, A lonely in hit tent he died. t ' ' . He did the Volu-iteer at noon: At evening came the mall platoon That soon will leave him to his rest, With sods upon his insnly breast. Hark to their fire! his only knell Ilore solemn than the pis.-ing bell; For, nh! it telli a ppirit flown, Un.-hrivin, to the dark unknown. His deed and fate shall fade away, Forgotteu since his dyiaig day, , . And never on the roll of Fame Shall be inscribed his humble name. Alas! like him. how many more Lie cold upon Potomac fhore! How many green unncted graves - -Are bordered by thoe placid waves! - Sleep! soldier, sleep! from sorrow tree. And fin aud trile. 'TU well with thee, 'Tis we!!; though not a single tear Laments the buried Volunteer!
Which Western fiovernor! The New York Tribune publishes the following as ''well authenticated:"
How it is Dom Somi.timj.s. Acerkofone of the Departments in Washington was lately detected in the act, of communicating information to the rebels, and was immediately di-ch -ircl. A few days after he appeared at the Secretary's office with a letter, asking his re appointment. This le:ter was from a Governor of one of the Western State. He write to the Secretary that the ex clerk" is nn an old and intimate friend of hi, a good und loyal citizen, has been most unjustly dealt by, ainl wind up by asking it as a particular persona! favor tint Mr. Kx Clerk be reinstated in his office. And the request was immediately complied w ith! Directly after, an acquaintance meeting Mr. Re instated, said to him: "Where did vou get acquainted with Governor r . "1 never was acquainted with him never spoke to him in my life." , ; "How, then, did you get such a strong letter from him to the Secretary V "Oh, I have a pretty sister, who went to Alexander the other day with the Governor. She procured the letter for me!" Qt i Vive. Irom Ret. Jlr. McMulltii, l'atr of Rvltrt Okij IiiAKAroLis, October 6, Dr. C. W. Roback Dear Sir: I have used your Blood Purifier lor a nervous affection, from which I have suffered much at times. While it is pleasant to the taste, it certainly h.is a 1- ppi effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks for your kind regards, and believe nie Yours, " J. W. T. "'c Mullen.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IXJBXaIO XsTOTTCEL TOJll.livso: & COX, Druirffiete No. IS Cast Waehington Street, Have been appointed aqents for the sale of nit A. D L'.N TUSSIL.AKO, TTIF. WONDERFUL GRASi'LTS, for the cure f f Couch, CoMs, Sore Throat, Brotu-hilis, Wheeiinir, 'rritatioii of the Uvula and Ton.-ils, and Disease of the Lunifs. Sold in large boxes, 25 ct., 51 CU., and ft each. ulHdAwly
O AK HALL, 110. 2 WASHINGTON AND Jf 0. 2 ILLINOIS STS., Bate IIoue
UR FALL AND WLNTER STOCK OF BKAVERS. CASTORS, CIaDTHS, MELTON'S CASSIMKRES AND VESTIXGS OK EVERY GRADE AND STYLE AS WELL AS OF READY-MADE CLOTHING FORMEN AND DOY'S WEAR, IS NOW COMPLETE. GLASER d BROTHERS, Prop's. R. D. MELVILLE. Cutttr.
. In th wonth f rcmbrr19. the nr temignH for '
the f!r.t Um red fr !e tf V fr. J Do. fee Iod Imperial Wine Hilter, mzA m thi hrt period tLey have given fach ui.itrr-ial ratis-t-v-liou to the manr thonsan1i of persons who bare tried tljfiu thai it U now an eatahiihel article. The amount of oJ2y anJ mental n!ery arisir.j k!rnply frna a oeirler t of mall cnn..!Intk 1 mrprijirjr, and !t U therefore of the ut5u.t u;prta:ce that tnc attention to the Uat and nsot triCiu ldii ailueut hou'.d be hJ;
foe ÜMaaei of the body emit inriaHIy affect th mind. Pie pubcri' ers now otily a trial of DR. J. BOVEE D0DS' : IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS! from atl who have not n.ed them. We challenee the wld to produce their erttnl. These Ittkm for the cure of Wkak Stomachs, Gbk-4V. Daau.rrr, an.i f-r rvairri and Kkrk hixo the Blood, are abjolotely tirrrpa'rd by any otlicr retnedy on earth. To be assured of tbU, it I vif neces.-arj to mVe tLe trial. The WIl itnelf is of a Tery superior juality, bing bout one-third ?fr"nper thn oth r wine?; wamirf? and Invigorating th whole sjtem from the head to the feet. An these Bitters an tonic and alterative ia their character, o they strengthen and Invigorate the whole vsteni and give a Jiiu ti and ktiUfja tUtH to all iL arts, by equalizing the circulation, removing ob.-truction, and
producing a g-in ral warmth. They are alo excellent for !
Dieae an J Weaknes preuHar to Fomalrsjwhtir a Tonic I required to strengthen und brace the. J'wteui No lady who is subject to La-situdeand fiintnen, nbotild be without them, aa they are rr vjvifyug Li their actiou. THESE BITTERS WIU not only Cure, but Prevent DUenre.
j aud iu tLU rei-pect are doubly valuable to the person wLe may use them. For
IXCIPILNT COXSUJII'TIOX, Weak Luujrs, Indikation, DyJi pia, Diseases of the Nervous äyütem. Paralysis, i'i'ea, and for all caes recjnirinir a Tonic, DR. DODS' CELEBRATED WINE BITTERS Arc If ii mir pasted! Ftr Sore Throat, o common among the Clergy, tb are truly valuable.
For the 4'd and Infirm, and fjr persons of weak constitution fr Miiiiters of the Goi-pcl, Lawyers, and ail public speaker. for lV.ok-Keeper, Tailorr, Seamstrepea, Student 4, Artist, and all persona leading a sedentary lif, they will prove truly bentf.cial. As a Beyerate, they are wholesome, Innocent, and delicious to the ta.te. They produce all the exhilarating effect of Brandy or Wine, withtmt intoxicating; and are ai valuable remedy for persons addicted to the use of excessive strong drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure aud entirely free from the poisons contained in the adulterated Wines and Liquor with which the count r is flooded. TLe-e Fitter not only CURE, but PREVENT Disease and should he used by all who live in a country where the water Is bad, or where Chills nd Fever are prevalent. Being entirely Innocent and harmlcf, they may be given freely to Children and Infants with impunity. Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocate, at an act of humanity, should ai.-t In spreading these truly valuable BITTERS over the land, and thereby essentially aid ia baaisliug Drunkenncis and Disease. Dr. J. HOYfiE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS Are prepared by an eminent and skillful physician, who has u.ed them successfully In his practice for the last twenty-five years. The proprietor, before purchasing tb exclusive rWtht to rnmifeire-aod sell Dr. J. Buvee Dods Celebrated Imperial Wine Bitters, had them tested by two distüjgubbed medical practitioners, who pronounced them a valuable remedy for di--ase. Although the medical men of the country, as a general thing, disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet e do mt believe that a respectable Physician can be found in the United Jtatef, acquainted with their medical properties, who will not highly approve DR. J. DODS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS. In all newly settled place, where there is always a large quantity of decaying timber, from which a poisonous m!a.ma U created, these titters thoald be used every morning before breakfast. These truly valuable Bitters have been bo thoroughly tested by all classes of the community for almost every variety of disease incident to the human system, that they are now deemed indispensable as a Tonic, Medicine and a Beverage Purchase one Bottle! It Cosita but riffle! Purify the Illood! iiiw Tone to flic Stomach! Renovate the system! and Prolong lilfe.
TELEGRAPHIC.
fajtn'KTcr rtrijik it ra r..x baut imti iimnt.) oon Itcjjort. The Lane Expedition Lxarcx wukth, Jau. 2 Th following general trier . WneJ by ilijor General Iluatcr. ba cau?cl c-r.?Itieratle eiii.itioa in civil anJ rauitarj circles: Iu the exjielition about tobe tartei Snath frcn this Department, ca"eJ iu the tewpap-ers Gen. Laue'a expedition, it i the intention of the Major General commanding the Department to command in person, ur.!e- otherwise expressly ordered by the Government. TnuipvrtAtion not having been supplied we must go without it. All tents, truuks, cheU, chair?, camp table, camp clothe., A.c., must be at once stored or abandoned. 'The (euer hI conim.indir.j take in bis rsHe but one charge of clutlihi, and nu officer crsoliier will cazry more. Ttie surplus room In tL knawack must be reserved for ammunition and provisions. - Every officer and soldier will carry bia own clothing and bedding." The General commanding hnt applied to the Government for six Brigadier Generals that hij command may be properly organize!, and. until their nrrival it U ieA.e.-itry tliat he should appoint actinjr llrigadier Generals from the senior Colonel. To euable him to do thii iu acconlance with the order on the sulyect, etch Colonel will immediatel v rejxrt the date on which h was mustered into the service of the United States. Signed D.Hi'XTEft, t Major General Corn man ding.
Front Washington. Washington, Jan. 23. The Tinus't corrcs pondeiice gay?: The Hotne Committee on Commerce, at their meeting to-day, authorized Gen. "Ward to report on the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty. The report will suggest a number of important chanrc5, making it more equnl and favorable to the United States.
Certain prisoners just released from Richmond, j and arrived here to-day, say that of the clothing I forwarded to them bv Gen. Wool from Fort Mori-1
roe some months since
of Gu. linger, not one
, Mr. r.hir, of MoJ. urel'tbt pare of the I Sorgte bill authorizing the ircs: ier.t, in crrt.iin
i cijes, to take tses.on
of rallro:
axrl te'e
the
griph lion hea ia hia juJgceut
taletj may require it. The Hoom bill pMd giricf th President autberity lo take possession of rajlroads,' ielt-1
granna c; j j 10 c. . .. The rornideraiioa of ll.i Treawry note bill rurrjed no action. - ' . . 1 t M - V f 1
i le army oi.i waa urn u, ur. uur.r i made an atuck oa the management of tb leaJ-1 intr General. 'I The joint resolution f n ecret session waj ta-1 ken up, aud paed. Adjourned. '. i
REAL ESTATE ACENT.
ITIIUNCIS SMITH, formerly Dehell A Smith, Real ' Etate Asetit a!id Tax Paver. 37 Eat Wahii cton
street. Houses to rent. jan23-dly '6"J J
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE.
Momelliiiir for the Time, i
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD!
wall piper establishment of Mr. W. II. Roll, on I South 1 Hi inis street, wn entere! bv burglar, and i
Cd. titcele hve tarried ;.ia a re u men U a little i wi... aniusc u, ;Ä. his site, a melhim-ei nt.e. 1
ftrticr. and made the admission that warinp war j , . , , r s -j uptu them, and killing them b the thousand is i w!uch wouM rcUirp at ,e1 four rjrn lo rave-; no way to reconstruct the Union, and make j was carried off. We have not learned wh.it vitl-1 fricr.da'ot tliöre who are uufi" .'dly towanl us in j uibles it contained, or the further extent of Mr. I consequence of tle injury a nu 11 treatment in- , . j The amusin , parl uf thia robberv ' Uwted upon them by the ot tU? The Colonel , P r I aswifNl . however, that hi boys were "nice j w the coolnes of the act. and the indifference , tov,"and d'ul not molest private propertj. j evinced ty the robber for our night police. The lleci'mludedbTpredictinKthatit thewarcon lock of the tront door was piokevl. which must tinued m year loncer, there would be a powerlul ! , . . . e . , ' t - , . .... have taken some time; the store ia on one of our effort to transform !t into an abolition war. i he ' wonder with us ia why Col. Steele did not see this mast public thoroughfares, yet the robbers were Ion;: ago. We said at tio tir at that it waa an ubo- not detected. Oh! most vigilant pnrdians of j lition war, and we it - yet. It te an abolition ouf t.üH,rtvi The safe w:w uken out the back crvade and was o intendo-l bv Lincoln and other . . i" . e.i i . . i " . , Ä . dtor, evidcntlv causing some noise, and carricl chilis ot the uepartmeutÄ. Lo steer the inacume, ft and the suhillern orn-.ers and tuldier who have off on a dray, or other vehicle, yet there was no ' no rower t object. detection. How valiantly, vigilantly, efficiently ; Upon the n hole, we rather like! Col. Strep's ' auJ effeil;relv are our louses guarded and pro"- i r-eech. It a ueliverel mull talumeas und em . . ,. , . j bUed a con,ervat:ve scnument. I5ut the be b "r unequalled nnrht : evidence thai it..w a jrood petvh i that lie ; gtianhans! Ibirlars, murderers, thieves and: AbolitiorisU doti'l like it teMue he repadiatol mirauirs act with Jmpnr.itr, and set our police- i theideaof mak-ncitaneman ' ,
are as maa as nornen. itjvr u Tut IUsar Trick Ykt. The la'st and I baet trii k to defraud the United Statea Treasurv, i that tate.1 bv the V a?h:nptoncrrespond- I er.V- m have I ecu icWirte! to by a Colonel of a ! re -irrej. t rl.i ha. 1 b! nm who knew little more '
alM'ut ciuic th.taa jacka-appoiutevi U a place utnn of vestenlay, headed "The Steul envii'.e in rh regimental band, drawing a Lieutenant'? ; jilroad 2'o Through Connection," taken from pv, to t arry an instrument on which, he Could ' lhe Ci:ir:uliUi c-xreof the '1, i calculated to tMil.n u.oU-: If the th:nj: wa not so mo:: - t . i ' r i i . ,1 a Kire deceve the traveling publ.c. i he artic.e releratroi.s, such a oie:nn farce ouldpnivoaf a norsc 9 lai.ih. The ATtuv of leeches ouckinz the life- 1 red to .-ay?: Taääer.gcrs fur New York and Thil-
a 1
tets
Jolms & Crosley's AMERICAN CK.MENT GLUE, THK .STRONGEST GLUE IN THE VYORUJ For Cementing Wood Leather, Olu, Ivory China) .Marble Porcelain Alabaster Hone Coral Ac.
DR". J. B0VEE DODS IMPERIAL WIXE BITTERS Are cnmpoi-ed of a pure and unadulterated Wirre, com bined with Barberry, Solomon' Seal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry Tree Bark. Spikenard, Chamomile Flowers, and Gentian. They are maiiufactured by Dr. Dod himself" who Is an experienced and succefirful Fhysician, and hence houhl not be classed auKn the quack nostrums which flood the country, and aKinct which the Medical l'rofession are no justly prejudiced. In all Affection of the Head Mck Headache or Aervoua Headache Ir. Dod Imperial Wine lütter will be found to be most Salutary and F!f f ieacions.
T1IK ONLY A RTiCLE OF THE KIND KVF.R rF.ODUCED ' WHICH WILL WITHSTAND WATER. ;
FEMALES. Th many certificates which hare been tendered us, and the letters which we are daily receiving, are conclusive proof that among the women these Bitter have given a hatiofactiou which no others have ever done before. No woman in the land should be without them, and thoe who one ue them, will rti fail to keep a supply.
r.xTiiAcrs: "Every hr uekeejer ahould have a ripply of Johns 1 Cnley's American Cement Glue." .V. 1. Ivnr. "It 1 mi convenient to have in the houe." JTw iork
"It is !wav r-a !y; thi" commends it to evrj body." i .V. )". f"frfft. - - - ! "We havr tr.-l it, and And it a ueful in our hvU!e ( .
water." II uie' .-trit of tKt
Price 2e"5 .ct. per Hot Ik.
Price 1 OO pci- Uottle, O Bottle for OO. Prepared and oM by CHARLES WIDD1FIELD fis CO., SOLE rivOFRlETOKS, 18 William Street Iiew Tork. SSf Fr ale Ly druifgliU aii grocera generally
throughout the country.
Jy24-3tawly
VEKY L1HERAL REDUCTIONS TO I
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
CROCERS.
Fr th Pai'.T täte entinel. ' Correction lsDiasarvLis, Jan. -'J, lr6J. Mib. Epitcr; A article in your I0r.1I col
For a1 1 all Drupisu Ad Storekeept r generaliy tbp-a;hou: tl.e r u:.trj .
aV CHOMLKY, faon MayfracTtnr.aa.1 7 i William Mrrr I, Corner ot Liberty ?reet,N. T. j4y-dly"6l
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n.,Mi ki iu- n.uoii ap:e.trs more iiuuktuu? uu -ipn niuS rer m rn.n-l to bur their ttci
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, , , ' , , . , :i iM war 01 vieviriana an-i i..reune 10 make l(KUti tl.it pl,tusi aud "darkened all the und l- - ..r v-T- -..:.,. 1 ... 1 ..v r mo, through connections. 1 b Ueutral O.no and
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STOLEN.
urea ar oot ukcu to rid the service of them, it j Steubetitir.e raüro.nd are consolidated, and conwill be u::e: to attempt to prosecute tbi ex- j j:tect milk both expreß trains cam lnm the pensive war for a verv loHiT icriotl. " dive u the I , .1,, , . , : ,.- ....... 1 Tn.lian I Vti tral . ana rn.ike lie -a me t n e a tfi
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iian.e of thU Colonel; e are anxious to gie it
an a ir injr .-. Prt.
HÜKSE STOLEN. Or. Bnbt Pay Hvre, tve year . old .-bod all rnanl. US fcaTtd h'rh. TnrkM w.th ! hir'ie-s uii the hips hat on nearly new aaddie with black ; quilted eat. A l.trral reward will te paid tcr hi deliv- j ery to the ubcr.ber or Frederick Wol, Stab'.f. t Jar.9-dtf CHARLES SECRIST
Titt AvrRicAS Hoist. Mapi5os. Thi. is one of ttbeel hoteU in the Sute. It i eüihly situ ated on' the corner of Mulberry and Ohio ctrert. convenient to the rirer and the railroad de;-ot. Mr. i. ' Waleriil,'oneof th most accuniplishtd of ectlemen. Is the proprietir. Ye wmtuenl the Amerk an to all our frienda viiitinp Maitin.
Crestline and Tittihurg route, arnvinp i:i New York on hour in advance of the Northern n.ute. . John (mllftt, Aent C. O. and V. C. and C. Ii. U. j
DRY COODS.
JjyThe State Conrention did not notice the fact that Columbu. the discoverer of this Conti rent, once mda an to .-und on eud, and the UepuMieans the Union parly tkat u I te are mid alKMit it. S.rrvt Morgan County Clirinn
Dry Goods! rnmrE uwk on iton a L.My;r. and well, as M'KTED uk vt tTy ;il, to htch w inviie : the attet-tioii of CAMI 1F.AI K. ! JA.nKs Loir a. ro..
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Corner Waahlnrtoti and Delaware . Street Indianapolis ff TATNi THE L-VT,KT STOCK OP GROCERIES I I m thu city, witlrtneh farii Uea aa to enable v to vi aa low a any ho in tL V'kt, we inrite dealers tu examine our nod aud prw twfore purcaaltii( !- her. Jutrecic4Qcoct;uaiBt. 4 AO Half brla. new Ubke M .h. 115 . Mackerel. 30 Ptjr tew Peatrau. In t-e and for saV at Tery b fjrare junen-dAw A H. S HNTLt..
,hy way ofXorfolk.ii. care j Mjjor GeijC ne prment ever reached , riülJ,,et.n c0
Riclimotid. It ia supposed it waa appropriateJ by
the rehe!. The Tribune's special says: A telegram, signed' by Re; re.ei;Utives Mc Keati. Fenton, Wheeler, CIhiI;, Spaulding. Fnink Vn Vnlkenburg, Pom ery, and lJakerof N. Y, was feat to Albany to day urging the Legislature to resolutions instructing Scn;itora ILirris and King to vute for the expulsion of the traitor Bright. More of the New York delegation would hare signed the paper had they been in season.
IHIiiouri ,1fr. OrrtRriLtt, Jan. 29 The movement fore-
snauoaeu oy tae preparauonj 01 u-e past wees
Das taken place. One division under the command of Oeti. Jeff.
C. Davis ha alreadv taketi up it march for the ! South. They left Versailles ye-fterdar morning, j
I heir desf-nUon ta supposed U L infie.d. . The division consists of fiv reicieuU the th, 18th and 23d Indiana, 37th lllinok. and 9th Mi$ouri accompanied by two batterle of twenty lour pieces, and three comptniea of caTalry under command of Majr Hubbard. From the skill and energy of Gen. Davis, iraportant rfrulu are confidently predicted. The next division is expected to leave to-mor-T1 Ml II 1 . -
ruwurifwuj. i tiey win j ruoauiy cross on a i parallel and more Western line. -1 Kmitarieii from Price, bearinir nrin text eommfs-
fions igned by Lira, arc busy recruiting all over this tifX'tiun. A number have been captured- and brought in, upon whom the document, were found. Thsse men are authorised to enlist recruits for three to twelve mouth, or during the continuance of the war. There are abont fifty prisoners here awaiting the orders of the rrovost Marshal General. St. Louis, Jan. 211. A large number of troops are moving from Rolla, Sedalia and Otterrille west. Their destination te uppojcd to be Spnngfield. The following i from Maj. Wright's report to Gen. Wyman: Price's lurce does not exceed eight or ten thousand men, all Stt.te tnvM..
Price has been notified of his appointment as
nu in the Loniederate armv, tut haa
confirmed, consequent! v the Confeder
ate force- decline to reinfon-e hiin. They say to him that they hive 30.0UO troops ready to join him when they receive'the official notice. Mcintosh haa gone to reinforce the rebels in the Indian Nation. Moet of Rains's men have gone home; the
i balance, four hundred, are at Sarcoxie and Grati-
by, it is aid, to run furnaces. Last Thursday Price ww in forme! that the Fcderala were moving against him in force from Ro'la. The news caused reat excitement in
From .Maryland.
Saxnv Hook. Md., Jan. 28. This morning a -j
spu id of Ahby a rebel cavalry made their appearance at $oliver a ceo m pun led by a section of artillery, which opened on Colonel Geary's regiment. Our Parrott un and Enfields 8ihii silencedtheir battery and drove the rebels back behind the hill. Jackson's main LoJy U concentratingit Cbarleson. . Intorni:tnU täte that great consternation exists among the rebels inconsequence of the circulation of reports anions them tint our whole division is about to cross over and that Jackson has pooled to Charleston to resist our progress. It is thought here that Jackson w ill move down nearer to Harper's Ferry to night. From eiv York Nlw York, Jan. 21). A letter dated aboard frigate Niagara oft' Ship Island 11th gives a rumor that Mobile may soon be attacked. A letter from Hatteran Inlet pays: The loss of the cargo of the City of New York will not seriously interfere with the efficiency of the Rums-iile expedition, there being a good supply of in itei ial on other vessels. General Foster's brigade would eoon move toward Roanoke Island or Newbcrne, aa circumstances should decide.
great
the rebel camp. Price expects his appointment to be conGrmel within two weeks, when he will be reinforced by Confederates from Arkansas. Unless he can take the conmi-uid of the whole force he will te obliged to retreat. He lias a large number of wagons and is putting everything iu readiness to decamp. He intends falling back ou'Pineulie unless
ppeedilv re inforced: he has a 1 irire number of
men on the sick l:t. His foraging parties cup turiue manv Union men and destroying their
property, he has only fifteen days pupplies on hard. Each rebel regiment has trganiied a corps of the best marki-meu to pick tl field officer. A larpe amount of property has been seized by the Provost Marshal to par the amount assessed against prominent secessionists by General Halleck for the the benefit ot Union refugees will be sold at auction on Monday, February 2J.
Jlisouri IS'eavs. Roll a, Jan. 27. A gentleman who left his home in Green county, a few miles from Sprinpfield, on Wednesday, arrived beie yesterday. He says: There are no intrench rnenta being built at Springfield, and but little uneasiness is manifested by Pi ice or his officers. There is a general cry for reinforcements, and the lebels say they are on their way, but their accounts do not airree as to the number. He met a large number of Federal troops at Lebanon, and our pickets were out several miles beyond that place. A skirmish had taken place near Lebanon on the entrance of our troops, and a rebel Captain killed aud several taken prisoners. Government trains are constantly moving Westward, but the roads are almost impassable owing to lliftdepth of the mud. From Chicago. Chicago, Jan. 29. Arrangements hare been made for a horse fair at Chicago, commencing on the 2d of September and continuing two weeks, and open to the world for comjetitioii. $25,000 in premiums will be given. The oflicers are: President, T. C. Sherman, Chicago; Vice President, George Wilkes, New York; Secretary, W. P. Isham, Chicago. Front Cairo. Cairo. Jan.' 29. The expedition "which left Bird's Point last Saturday in pursuit of Jeff. Thompson returned this evening unsuccessful. They captured nothing of importance.
From Washington. . Washington, Jan. 23. The Secretary of War orders: 1. No further contracts to be mtde by Ins de part me t for any article of foreign manufacture that can be had at home. This includes arras. 2. Ail outstanding orderl for purchases of arms, clothing, Lc., in foreign countries are annulled. 3. All persons claiming to have contracts or agreements for furnishing anything to the United States are required within fifteen days to give a statement in writing of its character, and tile a copy with the Secretary of War. 4. All contracts, &.c, for any supplies should be in writing and signed by the contracting parties. If these term? are not complied with, the said contracts, kc, shall be deemed fraudulent and void, and no claim w ill be allowed. A disatcli from Heintzleman eayi that nine rebels were killed las.t night, instead of twentynine, as previously reported. WasHiXGTox, Jan. '23. A dispatch from Gen. Hentzleman, dated Fort Dayton, addressed to Assistant Adjutant General Williams pays: Last night a lorce of 500 men of the 57th New York regiment under Lieutenant Colonel Burke, sent out by Colonel Hayman, surprised the enemy, thirty Texas Rangers, at Mrs. Lee's house, at the Head of Belmont, ou Occquan Bay. The rebel force was thirty men. They föusht till all but one was killed, whom Colonel Burke took prisoner. Oui loss was one killed and four wounded. The Port's special says: - - . . General McClellan was before the Van Wyck Investigating Committee to day. Mr. Henderson, the new Missouri Senator, is in favor of the expulsion of Mr. Bright.
It is proposed to modify the language of the resolution, in which shape it will probably pas. Extensive frauds have been discovered in army
contracts in Philadelphia, and two members of
the Committee on the Conduct of the ar have left for Philadelphia to investigate the affair.
From Cape ftace. f!PF Tl k( v. .Tan. 21 V prpur tlpampr narl
this point this A renoon, supposed to be the Uni-te-l Kingdom, from Hlapow for New York. i rmy i a
I ne weatner lias been very rougn here lor the last two days. lYight Dispatches. CoStlti:MO.AL.
Washington, January 29. SENATE. Mr. Trumbull modified the amend ment so as to confine the oreration of the bill to any State or Dt-tnct In which the law are opposed or the execution thereof obstructed by insurgents or rebels against the United Statea too powerful to be suppiessed by the ordinary course of judicial proceedings, which was agreed to yeas 19, nays 17. - Tne bill was then passed yeas 23, navg 12 Yeas: Messrs. Browning, Cowan, Davis, Fessenden, Foster. Grimes, Harris, McDougal, Powell, Trumbull, Sauisburv and Willev. ' ' Senate then adjourned.
, From Cairo. . - Chicago, Jan. 23. A special to the Chicago Journal says: , The Cairo forces composing the expedition against Jeff. Thompson report the country beyond Charleston infested with Guerilla bands who plunder every one. Union and rebel, alike. The expedition went nearly to Skeston. Gku. Paine has determined to occupy Charleston, and for that purpose a regiment of infantrv and a detachment ot cavalry will remain at that place. ... A Urge rebel mail containing ereral hnndre! letters has been capture! above Cairo, in the Mississippi It contained letters of importance from Bowling Green and othe- rebel camps.
WaHi.oT0?f , January 29. SENATE. Mr. Wilson, ot Missouri, present-, ed the credentials of Mr. Henderson. The resolution was adopted providing fir the distribution of document belonging to aeceded members. The joint resolution on secret fce-.sin was taken up. and alter onie disxussion, rsed. Mr. Dright's case was rfc?umed," but no action vw taken. - - - After executive esion, the Senate adjourned.
From California. Sax Francisco, Jauuary 24 The Legislature held its first sesiou at San Francisco to day. Members arrived last evening from Sacramento. That city continued to be flooded. All the street were nayigable for boats, every noae hiring the water over the lower floors. . The weather hvs been plaant for the la.t two days, and if it continues two weeks longer tage may be able to com men se running again to tb interior.
HOLTSE The House ' passed the Legi?latlve Executive and Judicial appropriation bill, among the provision are the following, namely; - That nothing in thU act shall prevent hereafter a reduction of saline? and that mileage r.ow due by law should be pid as boon as certified by the presidingorticerot each houe; bnt there shall be no construction for mileage beyond what is allowed by law, namely! mileage for each regular session only. The bill mikes appropriation merely for objects authorized by existing statue. Mr Lovejoy, -from the committee on agricultural, reported a bill appro propria ting $300 ,000 to be exper.ded under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, for purchasing upland cot ton seed for general distributions through the Patent office. Passed. The Hnse passed the bill rroviding in all cases that here a volunteer regianeut Las been or shall be raisel to the minimum atandard, the Colonel and other field officers who shall have leen cemrn!BsiocevI as such shall be entitled to receive the pay and allowances established by law for their repetire grades from the time thev were severally authorized in writing by the President, Secret try, of War. or Governor of their Sute to raise such regiment; provided, however, th it in no case shall such pay date Lack more than three months prior to turn regiment being raised to the cvnirnum standard. The provision! of the bill are alo to apply to captain, except ing their pay hall extend back only twu month.
From Forlrekt tlonrae FoRTRtM MouRor, Jan. 2 The only incident of news Yesterday was the arrival of a boat containing fifteen contrabands from Norfolk. Then report that the Merrimac was floated out of the dry duck on Saturday and was to mike her trial trip on Sunday. She mounted 10 inch rife cannon, nnd the people were jnbilant in the belief that die could sink the whole fleet in Hampton Roadl. . ' ' :. . - ' . . Letters from Port Royal indicate an early attack o Savannah by General Sberaoaa and Com. Dupont. - ' - V e Railroad Accident Cinci:5att. Jan. 29. An lectdent occurred on the Little Miami Railroad this morning. Two fre'cht trains run into each other near Deerfield; engine smashed; engineer, fireman, and brakesman killed. Fifteen car lotds of hogi attached to one train are scattered in all directions, many of them killed. ---<>---
I'M
1 titaoaara j . Cincinnati Mnrket, Cucmian, Jastirj 21. Flour cuiet; not much dec: nwfn f IS
Wheat firm at EvSi: for red and 0
white.
Corn firm at 2??. Oits at 2"v. Kv held at52i.1c. Barle? b'2s tor r rime fall. Whisky in retire deaoJ at 16c. Hogs dull; none but country c!reed on the market aod they bxrd to tell at $3i 20; r ceipts 2,700. Mesi pork b fair deaand from speculators at $3 75; the best brand are held at $13. Lard dull at at 6(C?c. Bulk mats at 2s, (34?. Groceries firm and ui moderate demand. Good demand for rjeaae; white at5lC; crawklincs at c per lb. No char.e in the money market. Snowing bird Jnce noon; thcrmornettr 31 degree.
TTBLaaaar.! Near York .Market. Kw Toil, Jcury 7t. Flour mirket rules quiet and J rm; sales at $5 45t 5 5ö for uierfine Slate; $S 7ÜQ5 rJ for extra State, chiefly at $5 70 (3 5 75; $5 45 5 50 for Sii;erfine Western: $5 70(r5 5 for ctnmoa to rredium ex'-ra Woteni; $5 35G for hippinc brands extra round hoop Olno, and $.6 0(t& 75 for trade brand, market cloainr; quiet. Canada flotir dull without charge; sale at $5 45(5 55 for extra; rye flour ateaJy; aalea at$j:t0(4 25. C)rn meal uuiet and umrhanred. Wh'ky unchanged; salesat2l32i,,;C. closing firm. Wheat nothing of moment doing; ehippem not disposed to operate and holders cot willing to ubmit to any lower prices in order to make saic. Rvefirro; talc ate535cBarley scarce and nominal at r5(39'Jc Corn market rpiiet and dull; nominal quotations for mixed Wetern C4o; hippera offer 63c; holders ask C41tfvC5c delivered; sales new yellow Southern at bOc. Oats quet and unchanged; sales at 41(42c. CofTee ranket cou'.ii.uei Htm; sa!es of Kiu at 19 l'J t2'c and Java at 2. Sugar raw doll; there is nothing of moment doing; we quote fair to good refining at 7( Pork market rule- quiet and firm; ea)e 1,420 brls at $1211 tor me-s, 133 1 50 for Wet ern and city prime mess. $3 5,39 50 for prime. Beef quiet; luaiket very fiiui; Kle 200 bilt Rt$l(i4 50. Cut rue-its dull and beivv; sa'e 43 pat ksgcn at 37(a i,'Jc f-r Western" and city sbou'.dtrj, 5Cc lor do. hams. Imcuu sides dull, heavy and lower; sales 100 boie short clear middle 7 IjC. l)rese-l Lugs in fair demand at 44c for Weteni,ilt 44c. Lanlfair buaiite doing, but market tenda slightly in favor of purclu-ers; sales 1.42S brla at 7(a.1fec, and small sales very choice rlc, incluo.üp 5,UU) brla deliverable iu March at rc, and 200 kegs at Mc. Butter selling siowlr at ll(315c for Ohio anl lG2lc for Sute. Cheese dull and nominal at 7c. MILITARY COODS.
Governor Dawson. FORT LARAMIE, January 29.--Governor Dawson, of Utah, arrived here last evening <en route> East. The statement that three of the party who at. tacked him this side of Salt Lake had been killed is untrue. ---<>---
From New York. pott. IPLP.adelhpia, - arrive! front Key West. Ntw YukB, January 29. The ateam transJanuary 22J, , She brings Cook's Uiated StiUi cavalry. . - ; The" troop t Fort Pickens and Key West are all in good health Nothing new has transpired at either place since our laut a lviea.
HVDIAIILBKEU orTFITS
roll CAVALRY Of HCKR5,
MACKINTOSH TAIXVS. (!rk Uie. IrJtsMen cf iluih. MiitaMe for c!Hcr. Lori Tf-p aril Short ; C ii4 uh Cii, Ki'l.n(t Laa. Guntleta and Glove, tiÄkrr' I ine Cuats Havel cka, Air-IVi, 11"owa and Cu.-hion.s lirit.kitiir Cu; t; 1'oldin Cut! and Cclt, Rubier SraoVnt P Clak arti Cap, KUt C filter, toirethr itii a laxe artnLt cf other arüdetsuit ahle fur camp purj ot .
Are repert full j invited tofcive ui a call. AU f oo4 told at niauufacturerh' p rices. it. hit aV Mucncax, I5DIA RCTEER DriUT, No. 49 West Fourth St., oie dwor wet from Walnut, dec27-i2ra Clocuoiati, Ohio.
CROCERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Groceries ul PRODUCE, Flour, C'orn-Hral, Salt Vc, yO. 9 WEST WASHINGTON KTRF.ET, . , Iu(J;ax.aptdi, Luliaa.
THIS UHU ARJÜ THK LXCLUblVK AuüMI IV tins city for Joeph Mann'a Oyster a ce'ebrave4 Baltimore brand and all order frrn the rfty or ctmtry will be pruaptljr filled. At tLi boue a'o la or.e -f the larftet llrit-nr in tbe orld, bercLkkcn, dttck. trreae, turkifs and the like are kept bealtaj and fat ard tt f ix the table at all timet. Mi ttlem
NOTICE.
United fetaleaof America District of Indiana KM: WFraiaf, a l;et of ffcformetioo babeet filed to ihm District Court ot the United Sttet, wi'.fctn end frr tbe fevetith Cirmit md Distrirt of Indiana, ca tbe 13th dsy January by Jobn Ilanaa, T.t., Attn,tj ef the United State 1m mM Tirtrict trt Indiana, aaint tbrm toxei cf machinery and one piece of catln, eelzed at JffiersoTirinV, IndUr.a, for a r14ati'ti of (he law of the United ?rat, tbe Mid rnrtim an4 wefrbarnli bring contraband of war, and prarinr proee acai-t td g'joi, and tfct the tame m?y te condrmnei ar.4 w.ld article coctrabard of war. "ow, tberrf'jre, tc pursuance cf tbe wiorltJoniinrr tbe seal cf sa'.d Court to bit directed and delivered, 1 do bere. 7 r'r! ru'ic Hrc to all prOM elaitninf td rood, or anv pan thereof, or In any manner interred tbere-n, that thyr be and appear bffe the aaid, tbe W-trVt Crt of the United Ma'ea, to be held at the c:ty f Inliai.apli, tn and for the ITrV-t of IixliaLa. on the 2d TteMJaj of Fehniarr rext, at 10 o'clock of the f-reo of fait dar, then and there to intrrpo their cta.ro and maae their a!gtjor.i in that behaif. AUem DAVTDO. ROSE. U.S. Marshal. Per J. S. Kicaxow, Irnijr. Jury H. Rr.a.Ckrk. Jati 41i4
FOR SALE
For Sale or to Eichangc 10K CITY rKcnirTY. 553 Acres, the Gailaudct Farm, S.tua'.eJ iglt iiii'.tl fr.n; I'larapcha, Oy niR ixiiuxArous am a.vci55.in railLOAD, i;h the utuß 0a"auf.:t ia IU Cfuter; erjr ar re feared, tear! all the raSi bw or recer!y tt, 3'"K arpinrx.ltiratif.B,10j acre uiier drained, four k'uodercLArd.eikt weii f i-r, two poyl Im ar.d a tw oiie Hi frtt Unz ti-aily couil-ted,afm.'y re.d-iire worth H.000, fivetuai.t h-a. a w-en.lw'rU. 2,uOOt a ute aad t.re-hc e. Thi b'fJ Jrt.l fare, tnequaled la ittuüou by acy iu tie Sute, et ly 30 r.liute by railroad from ladianapoli. f cr rawtcer train atoppmr at tbe fm atation eaeh day. wa a fta'e road rvad:ej througa it center, now o.lered fr ale at a rreat btriin. it cn V divldM ftte rx er elrtl farm If deetrM. Pot term afply to the wrr. J 8. BKOw5. C -Hautet, January 4, 1 61 .
LEGAL.
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TATX CT DTDlArA, Tn t.e :r-S! Ccnrt. t-
trcr Tern,
Appeal frora tbe Owea Circuit Cocrt.
Sapreo Court. )
Lemoel Gentry ea. o.ikl Allia. Wiky Wüi.ams! Joaepa K. &o, Curui a.
Uw5, Wiliiam li Aliander. J WirifH, Pytbe af!5dan f a oepeteo per, tied in the aboee enile4 ratwe, it arrr the ab mtned Carttv O. Ifuey an4 W l.ian D. Alaaaader are not reHer.t of tie tat of lr,i;a-a. Therefore, tbe aald Cart: . H iey aod Wjlliaw D. Alexardr are feerebr i.nod r4 tbe peadeaey of tttd apnea', aed to ar;ar at the .eit trra 4 aajd fcprema Gr.c rt to be held at tbe rire rf Ifid.at ap- !. to the Lanh 1! nday !n Mir neit, and ifand aid ap;eal, er the aast w;ll be Uetriiuned in thcr V tk ' . Witnei Jahn T. Jftf , C!rV. and tbe ! cf tie 9m-t-S-lpreiae Court,- th'b ttj f Janaary, A. IX Ct. ' - J. r.JO is. Clerk.
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