Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3598, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1862 — Page 4

Ec'ofco Cl Eaueo, UI.3LESAIE ai:o KETAIl Dealers in Groceries AND PKODUCE, Clour, Corn-ftcal, Salt &c, . SO. WEST WASHISGTO STRI ET, Indianapolis, Indiana.

r1JII FIRM ARK THE RICUTStTK AGENTS IS fl thi city fur Jowph Mann's Oynter a celebrated. fUi!iort braod ud II order from tbe cit j or country Will t promptly fill!. At thi. too U one of the largest Henerw In tbe world, where chickens, dockt. , tirkief and t liksj art kept healthy and fit and fit for the labt i 11 Um. septa-dan

SPECTACLES. CiC.

To Officers of the Army.

JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASfOKTMENT OF Rijrai,E n ovule srr gewisses.

For field, portability and power thejr superflede

all other.

Fur !e by

SEM MÖNS, Optician.

SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C., Of the prreatet-t tranparent power, of new im-r-rovement profrlj adjusted to the cat-. Orders from the country, with particulars, promptly attenIel to. Repairing neatly done with dispatch. SEMMONrf. Optician. oct2J No. 25, South Illinois etreet.

MUSIC.

Patriotic Songs Harmonised, for male Voice nnd Ap proprlfttc for tie in ('niiip. ATTIIB INDIANA MUSIC STOKE.

The Sahbath-Schoot Hymn and Tunc-iSook, Containing upward of two hundred choice hymn and tune iitin: stx ci:.vr. AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE.

Jn23

WILLARD A STOWELL, 5o. 4, Rate Hou&e.

LIVERY STABLES.

RAILROADS.

O- W. JOHNSTON", Livery and Sale Stables X03. 11 AND 13 WEST PEARLSTRELT, IXDIXrOLia,I5DfAXA.

fe IJ.re.. Haggle., Carriage and Saddle Ilor

InilnrtduicM. x,amrgrn motlrral. Uvci-tl . AV. HALL aV CO., EXCHANGE STABLES, 25 Illinois MTiir.rr, OPrOSITK BATES HOUSE, INDIANA 10 LIS, IND. aug.l-dly

BITTERS.

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ÜHE Til 12 Old SACHEM BITTERS IT IS THE FINEST AND BEST I It I iY im ,11 K DII IV E KNOWN.

Purifier und Regulator oft he Blood If if a Del if: til Hit Tonic. Try it and it will do you Good. FOR SALT! 33"!5r IU M IUI All I A. till,, And by Grocers, Win Merchant and Druggist generally. Wm. GOODRICH. New Haven. Ct., Proprietor. Principal Depot, 14 Water street. N. T. dec.tO-'ftOdlwlv

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Lwrre r Hie llulnr Lower lite Col j

MB r-Mg,

JOHN H . DETERS, Itool and Mioe ."Man n f actn re r. i i.1 West Fourth street Cincinnati. I HAVE JUT OPENED MY SIRING STOCK, WHICH fomprl'wi the iiei.-.t and ch'-ireit style of Men's, ty. Youth aud Ch l.!rn"s rar, anl having grratly trrreaed my factlftie for manufacturing, I am enabled to offer great inducements to cah buyer. I have marked tny nc"f down to a very Iw tigiire, only aAiii. a ma!l prifit. My tiKitto H lar-e nt mi tall profit. Umler- I marxting the itecefity t kepint nr ith t!ie time, I ill i f very rmlr vr to ati-fy uiy cuvt"t:irr in every re- j pet. f.prlT'al-aiyl JDHN II. tiKTKitS. j

TYPE FOUNDRY.

CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY,

PttlXTERy WIRRIIOISE,

NO. M WASMlNr,nX, ST

fllTTK. rUKS.-sF.1 M I'KtVTIMt M.VTf KIAL ALWAYS on hatt-1. -r Hinauf ..mrr.l to rl-T. tlcctrotint well ami .r.-mj t!y evt-ate-!. Atfeney fir Wfii upertor lnk II. A. IJKTFK. Arent. DolldliA w7w. DRUMS.

KilhoiirneN Driiui, ATN0.4BATESH0USE.

au5

WILLAKD A STOWKt.I.

NOTICE. nltrd Muirtol Amerira, lllrlrl of ludlanu ;

'at, a liUl ..f it,f,inn(n hat been riled in the Dtrct Cirt of in li.ai .uir, utia aixl lr the ernth CircoJt ar4 Ihinrt .f In n. on tbe 13.b dy January ty J- hn IUptu, ..toruey i f tbe Cnlted State f..r it Iln. t .f lu '.ian. 4.nt thrw bcintf IB('b!rrT ImI r .f rMin, -eitr-l Mt J.lertnii, IiMliana, f-r a i U:. u . t il.e Ua et tLe l"n t"1 Star, tlie nil .vx! a. it Rr-th,., ; .,.. Uig eorif rbjiJ of war, aiit rin j.r.r, , . Kut, ail that t!te au tnay ! cttvlrmM 4 anl s l.j artVie. fontraJ an! 4 w ar. Xu, t It rr f.. re, in puru.rn e of the m.-tiiti' it urvlrr th I of xld Cwt to r.M treete1 aret 4et1f red, 1 do hereby plve .ut l. ntt-e tt a'l fr-H.a rtaintrip jr1, or any rl tiwreif. .-r i-i aty ti.aM.rr intere-U-il thrrem. Cut ti.ey j aixl appi-ar lfte U ww l, ttn- Itru t Court vi tUt I u:Ud ttra, to be I. l i at iLe city .f iL.lijJUj-o-in and fur the Ihinrl t Iitd.a'w, a the 2d Tu--l4y of I.WuArjr itejit, t Q v'cUk of ( tri, n of that day, then n4 Lbere to itiu-rttotte Uir c.'aiuti and make tlifir allciMua lu that brh.lf. Atte.L DWID 0. LOSE. l S.MarK.I. lvr J. I'to.akXiw, I putj. imn li. Raa.Clrfk. Jn dl.'-l

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FLAG LOGT.

A rrRsoNs ithasino ncjerrs for ?t. JiJSKPH aod other poiDU ta Northern MiMoort. tb Fiat of Kana, er tha Territorte, hoai J lnit on aar to ticket that read by tb SOKTII TIOl IIS IIAILIIOAD, TL Tilj rail roat from St Unl to Ft. Joaeh. It I th horte t and quieket U, by thirteen hour, t th. IBtoiet pnt reached by rail, and la always aa cheap aa any tier. liuy your Tk-kea to Kaaa and all pcinU In 'rtheni Miaaoort by the Ncth Xl'ri Railroad. ISAAC H. MUKüKÜJf, Prea't and Ou'laupC North MtaaouriUR. HENRT II. SIMMONS, General Travelog Ar'nt. .ltlT-dty Indianapolio and Iladison RAILROAD COIPAY. 1851. rjxrkL''z isgi. TMVIK PASSENGER TRAIN WrLL l.F.AVK THE 1 Union Dpn daily at 12.30 P. and tb Freight Drpot atl OO A.M.fur Madison, Cincinnati and Lonisiille. Thla la the rhorteet railway line to Cincinnati and LoaiTille connectlnic at Ma-ln with the rteamera Telejrraph and Jacob Strader, arrMii at Cincinnati in time to connect with Ue Eipreaa Train leavin at aix o'clock A. M., fur the Ka.t, aid by the Kentucky Central Kailroad for the outh. Jteturnln, leare Cincinnati daily at 1 J M., by the above ateamera, and alo by tbe Madiiton packet. Fort Queen and iTiarea. arririDt? at Indianapolia at llfc33 A. M., oiaklng connectiona with all traina leaving for the Last, North and We.t. Fare to Cincinnati or Cincinnati to Indianapoll, .lOO; To Iouivllle. S3 30. No charge for meal or ntate-rxm on the tamtr'or for baggage or otnuitu at VadUon. . Shipper and merchanu Tet will find It to tbelrla'erest to travel over and thip by thla line. f " JanlO-dtf. D. C. I-KAM1AM, Superintendent.

JEFFEUSOXYILIE RAILROAD Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted Train ArriTe Trains Leave. 4 i I. M. H. I A 11 4:13 A. M 8:501'. M. W)VE TRAINS STOP FOR THF ACCOMMODATION of paenirr at Souliiport, (ireenwcMxl, Franklin, F.ilinlurnb, Colambua, making corinection at Seymour with trari on the Ohio Jk Mi.MMppl Hal, arnl at LouUvill. ith train on the Iniviil-, Frankfort A Lexington and Iuiville nd Nahvil!e Roads. Freight train Ifavr daily. Freight promptly forwarded. 03ice, Madiiton Depot, West i!e. A. S. CAIUJTHCR5, Superintendent. J. O. Whitcowb, F'rc ight A;eit. ajl'6-d1y INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI Nlai.C-L.Ia4h RAILROAD! Ui:.u. 3?'J'J. y . v..: jjj

TSi r ar irr mit vi rinl

Miortcat Kouic by Thlrtf .Tille! NO CHANGK OF CAIü TO CINCINNATI! Tliree train leave Indi.inapli Daily, (Sainlayn excepted.) 1. I RSI TUA IN. .700 A.M CINCINNATI LIGHTNING ' Exprea arrive, at Cincinnati at 9-4.r A M. Second Tr.m 11 5 A. M. Cincinnati, Colunibiik, Zneville and Wheeling Mail, arnve at 5 üi 1'. M. I'a!eii(rer by (hi train nuke the came tim to Newark Zriftville and Wheelii.'fC as by any otli-r route out of Indianapolis and fare the name. Third Train 7:10 1'. M, Cincinnati Express, arrive at Cincinnati l:'Z A. II. Lexington. Ky. ll:4ö A. M. hare same a by any other route. Call fur your ticket rut the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Hmfitat; checked throuirh. SrrcuL Notk . lt mre yon et in the ripht train at Iiidiatiapol:. The only Cincinnati train, stand on the fifth track. Wing the farthest track aouth in the Union Depot, at indianapoha. W. II. 1 NOr.I.K, General Ticket Asrent. Wm. I'owr.i.i., Traveling AKt nt ajirlu'BO.

FOR SALE.

Tor Sale or to Rxcliniigc FOR CITY morEIiTY, 553 Acres, tho Gallaudet Farm, Situated eig;ht mile from Indianapolia, ON THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD, with tho nation G&liaude'. in its center; every acre fenced, nearly all the rails new or recently reset; 3M) acres in cultivation, 100 acres underdrained, four good orchard, et;ht well of water, two good barn. and a new one 115 feet l'nir nearly completed, a family residence worth S4,ixK, five tenant houses, aaw-niill worth $2,000, a More and ptore-bou.e. Tbi L!;rb!y fertile farm, unequated iu situation by any in the State, only 20 minute. by railroad from Indianapolis, four pa-scn?er train stopping at the farm station each day. with a Mate road running through its cen'er, i now offered for sale at a great brHin. It can be divided into tux or eicht farm if deaired. F' r term aj ply to the owner at GalUudet, or at No. hS, JVites House, Indianapoli. N. It In response to inqnirle. too numerou otherwise to an-wer, I would say, no one need apply utiles dairou of purchasing a l-irje farm worth 4X'j,(k)0, t .i stnall one at a proportionate price. J S. BROWN. C-Uaudet, January 4, ls6l.

JÜ. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES. IWw. P . UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF INDIANA. SS: WHr.ar., A littel of information ha been tiled in the Ihstricl Court of the United M.-te. within and for the Seventh Circuit and Distri t of IndUiM, on the 10th d;iy of tebnt.'iry, 1':.', by John llanna, Fmj., Attorney for the United State for the Ihstrict. against 4 boxes Mme and 1 trut'k clotbitic. sei.-d at Jeflersonville, lmlinna, for a viol.ition of the l.tw of the United States, the said gHds and Merchandize Iteii'K contraband t f war, and praving proee asjainst .aid gxl. arnl tliat the Mine may be con.! iiiihm! and sold as arti-le contraband of war. Now. therefore, in pursuance of the monition uii'lcr the M-al of said Court to itic directed atid delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all person claiming !aid goods, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that they be and apjtear before the said, the Instruct Court of the Uti'ied States, to beheld at the city of Indianapolis, in atid Tortile District of Iinliana, on the 3d Monday of May next, at 10 o'clock of the foreman ofthat day, then and there to interpose their claim and make their allegat.otLs in that behalf. D. (i. ME, U. S. .Marshal. IVrJ. S. r.ii.mow, Depufr. J..ii- It. Rt Clerk. apft-dlbt TTNITrD STVTKS OF A Mr. RICA, DISTRICT OF IX- ) Dt INA, SS: iYhkrk . A hl-l f inr rmation ha N-eti '.led in the District Court of the United states, within and tr the Seventh Circuit and Di-trict of Indiana, on the 12th day of February, tx2, by Ji'lm llanna. Emj., Attorney f r the United Slate for the Ihstrict of Indiana, again t 17 tirkiti butter, I ck bacon, 2 navy pistol, 1 bo hardware, 2'' 000 needle. 10 pound thread, 1 M ounce quitime, 2 spy-blisses, 24 hoir. ei7ed at F.vansviüe for a vioIiflon of the law of the Unheal State, the haid irmd at.d men-hand im bein eoTirabanl of ar. and pra ina- pr ces atraiust ai! good., anl that the same may be condemned and soi l r ,i: t Ji les contraband 1 w ar. N'w. tin-r- r re, in pursuance of the motiition under 'he se.tl of aid Court to ni; directed and delivered, I do hereby give putdtc not ce to u'.l person claiming said goods, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested there. u, that thej- be and appear before the sail, the Ihsfrii t Court of the United State, to be h ld at the vity of Indianapolis, in at:-, f r the Intrrt .f Indiana, on the 3d .Monday of May next, at 10 o'chnk vt the forenoon of th.t day, ttieu and there to interpose their claims and make their allegation in that It half. I). G. ROSE, l S. Marshal. lVr J. S. l'.ii.rLww, Ivpnfv. Joti.x IUxna. apö-dlM

HOTELS.

01C0 REWAHD. CAVP ANDT JOUNSOX, I Near XaBril,Tenn., March 27, 1S40.1 ON LEAVING VUNFORDSVILLE, KENTCCXT, THE officer and men. ttf tbe Istlriih (I'tth) regiment Indiana volumeert.wer xaortifled to find that oar beautiful .land of IrUh color, presented tb. regime ot by Ih. patriotic Iriab ladies of Indianapolla, bad been atoleo awiy. The theft coold ly hT been committed by aotnc peraoo weartnar the uniform of an officer, and wb by that mean could bare fret Irtgre and egreaa throu.U our lina and testa. Our rectment wfTI to-morrow take p tb line of march toward the Sooth in tbe face of aa a mod enemy, and we ar una bit to expreaato cor friend at home the disappointment and aadneaa we feel In not belog able to carry with utli Irish banner of which all of u were to Justly prorjd. We do rot however enry the aeoMtlon which the wretch mut experietto. who funod hirotrlf at aoy time o contemptible aa4 degraded aa to violate tbe courtesy extended him, and commit aolnfamoua a theft. The undersigned efficemof tbe Irish reriment will par

one hundred dollar for the recovery and delivery to ua of

tbe Rag beretn referred to. and for the apprehension and retention of tb thief until he can bs trxd for hia crime. J. C. WALK ER. Colone I. JOHN CROWE, Capt. Co. II, S5th rer. Ind. Tola. LEVIA WALTRY,2d Lt. Co. n," " 44 M. W. GLENN, lt LL Co. K. I. CUMMINS, 2d Lt. J AMES K. M ULLI KIN, Capt, Co. K. JOHN SCULLY, Lt.Comd'g Co. I. W. H. PATTON, 2d Lt. Co. I. JOHN P. DUNN, Capt, Co. D. AUGUST G. TAI'IN, lt Lt Co. D. A. F. FARRAR, 1st LL Co. F. J M. PR AS HER, 2d Lt.Co. F. JOHX DIUjON, Lt. Comd'g Co. A. MICHAEL KITZPATRICK, 2d Lt. Co A. C. G. GALFZIO, 2d U. Comd'g Co. C. JOHN P. DUFF ICY. Capt. Co. IL THOMAS PRICE, Capt. Co. I. WM. HIPWELL, Capt. Co.C. rnch31-d3t

INGURAHCG.

HOTELS.

W EST R II OT 1 3 1 , rvos.o. ii. 13, n coiiiTLAriD vr., NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. TVs old established and favorite resort of the business community has been recently refitted, and i.s complete in everything that can minister to the comforts of its patrons. La. lies and families are a ecially and carefully provided fur. It i ceutrally located iu the busineis pa t of the city, and i contiguous to the principal lines of steamboat, cars, omnibuses, ferries, tc. In consequence of the pressure caused by the rebellion prices have been reduced to One Dollar and Fifty Cents per zDjrsr. The tabln is amply supolied with all the luxuries of the season, and i equal to that of any other hotel in the country. Ample accommodation, are offered for upward of 400 guests. EfTL Do not Irfdicve rnnner, hackmen, and other, who may say "the Western Hotel i full." 1). D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. Tints. D. WixcHKSTrn. febl5-d2m

DRUCCISTS.

SCH1EFFELIN BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, And Uculera In Fancy Goods. Per. fitiucryt Ac. Also, Agents for the sale of Refined Petroleum, Illuminating Oil, superir to any Coal Od, furnished iu aDy quantities at the lowest market rates. 1T0 AND 111 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. Jati29-d6m

PIANOS.

PIANO FORTES

WTV HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER OF FIRS Clas Pianos, which we will nell at cost for cash WILLI ARD A STOW ELL, cttl No. 4 Rates House

LAW BOOKS.

I XT Kl! NATIONAL IIOTKL,; :ii;,i . nG7 lino inw.i y, C O II X K K 0 K F K A X KLIN ST K KKT, I ua: k' .mL.. F111IIS first c!a lioue the most quiet, homelike, and pleasant hotel in the city ofler Mipnor induce-, ni.-nts t thoe viiung New ork fr bi:ines or pleauie. It i ct-i;tral lu it- location, and kept ott the FXKOPEAN PLN. in connecti. n with TYLORS SAUK)N, where i refrrshmer.ts cantte had at all hour, servetiin their od room The chance are moderate, the room and at- ; ten.lat.ee of the first o-iier baths and a'.Uhe m-idem con- j venieiKse attached. luarlC-d.tn 1

rovi:i:ss iioti:l. a.KHLT Halt's.) pp.ksite tl.e st..r ii.,,;, ar..l I'ark. New York, rim r. of iiotiin i oo n:it day. f I1UIS lorn, establish d and popular house ha recently J fsr. it rebuilt and ereatly enlarced bv the addition it orr D r.-'m a:.d i.o 1, äccon,m.s!..'n for over3X) jtersoti. It has a!., .H fj,(T( Ceh!y r-novatel and refurnished, and i t.t.trd ty stem and l.:btrd t y ga ! tbrouvLout. Tins Lirl ba one of tbe best !.;!. n thecuj, jifjsy of acte, from 11 the s'eartiloats at.d railroads leadin to the city, and i rono-iiH-nt to all the ri!y c-tlteyaiH-e. It ha uow all th. reuitr. of a tirst las. hott I, insuring the cntf. rt d it ii.ii.atc. The patronage vf the traveling put he l rest'rui;v s. I'cited. lTtntl f.OiH-rday. II. I.. rWKk.. f 1 ;4-J?.in I'roprietor. 'rii i: 3ioiüicijs iioui:, (Formerly Anvrkran,) tMttti tu tklt orn-siTi vsiujr prpoT, 11. U III'l vioiti:, rroprlrton W, IX SAl P, Oerk, 15 now oj.rn f..r th accommodation if the travrlit-.g public. The house ha been thoroughly renovated and f.lrnibed frno t. p to t .4t..u. ntaaal

NEW AND VALUABLE WORK FOR LAWYERS, JUSTICES OF THE PEA CR, And nU C'lunn tni trith the JndU-lU A'twinMratüm of the tiuctrnment. rwc Jiar mq rjc -.v. rjo mj or Of the state of ndiitna

C10NTAINING THE REVISED STATUTES OF with the amemlmeni. thereto, arid the subsequ-n legislation, with nt'.es atd references . judicial decisions. rDtTrn bt JAMES GAVIN AND OSCAR 0RD. VcJiime 1, Published by iii':iia.m V Dorc.irrY. l.vniA.vxroufe. Judge Invld .McDonnld) one of the most eminent lawyer of the State, volunteered the fullowin. ecommendation of the work: Snrnrs or Imuana, y Gavis k Iloan. Some month? ago, the above named gentlemen issued proposals for publishing, in two volume. octavo of some MM) patres each, al the utatutes of the State passed Mcce 11, with annotations. The first volume of the work is now published ; and the manner of it executiou, both mechanically and editorially, deserves the thanks of the profession. The imperfect manner of publishing our statutes under State authority, ha always been a source of great Inconvenience to the Indiana lawyer. The revision of 1SÖ2, a Wf 11 a the statutes passed since that year, muht almost aswrllhnve been published without any index. Up tc th if time the lawyer has constantly been under the necessity of turning over, leaf by leaf, the volumes o our statutes to fmd any particular enactment. And every one kiiowehow annoying and provoking this is, especially ia the hurry of business a in our Courts. Happily for the profession, the publication under conllcratkn promises a t etter stste of thine in the future. The first volume o Jiessr. Gavin A Hord's work contains an excellent and icpious index, which to every practicing lawyer in the tatc is itst lf worth the money which the volume costs. The volume nnder review contains another excellence ll its patres are supplied with valuable marginal indie, to that a iclaiiee at the margin is sufficient to apprise the ea.lerof the contents of the page. Ano'her matter of great Importance to the Hwyerin thi volume t a eood collection of the subjects of all leic-i-la'ion since . Heretofore, the lawyer in examining our legislation n any given subject had rirt to find what was relevant tolt in the Revision of 1.S52, and then to turn over the pages of the volume of subsequent Statutes, to see how far recent legislation m.y have repealed or m d -fed the provisions contained in that Revision, and even Iben he wiuld often feel doubt whether be hail found all the legislation on the subji-ct of his inquiry. Messrs. Gavin atid ll'-rd have relieved us of all this trouMe nn I doubt. They have rolleeted together in coTisecutirp pa?.all the statutes ma.le since l5l. on the same subject. Thus, on pages 373 t 377 of their first volume they have collected all our legislation, now in force, on the subject o husband and wife, including ihe act f 1SÖ2 and three actof lk")7. And they have followed the same modeftiroocatioti, ia appropriate consecutive pages, in regard to all other topic of legislation. A still more valuable feature are tbe copious atid accurate note contained In tho vo'unie in question. This volume induce the Constitution of tbe United States, tht Constiiution of Indiana, and several important acts ol Virgit.ia and Ulmes of Congtess, at; I a Urge portion o our own statutes now ri f.rce. The numerous devisien o the Courts on the various pnv isbn contained in tliee Constis tntions and statute, are found at the bottom of the appropriate pai;es, in the form f neat, brief and accurate iet. an l references. Hessr. Gavin A Hord eeeni Uhveperfotraed this part of tl.eir work exceedingly well. It must haNecost thmi much care and labor. I'.y it tbeyhav. greatly les nd the labor of the practising lawyer, and have well ra nted his grateful approval. In every n sj-et the volume under review lh:ch!y rrditable to the dilliirei.ee, accuracy, talents and the taste o its ed;torv. as well a to th mechanical skill and neatnest of it pul lisner-, and it must raise the Just expectation ol the pr feson,a to toe value of the Mcnd volume, which we understand will te .-rt hror.nr.it in a few months, and w h th w ill contain the cod- of plea-'it,g an t practice o ls.'.2. with sbsequent art-rvtmti? and other statutes. Without any concert with the ed-.fors or publisher ol the volume in question, the writer of thi anivie ha t-ern Induced to compose and publish this oitie rev n-w of the bix-k, ol. Iv beca ise te bei;vr the e-IvTs a id puMiber deserve hUh ctniendatiofi for their performance. He, therefore, deem, it but Just to them, without heir.a: solicited to it bv any oue, to publish thi notice of the book., over hi o n rro;r tance. DAVID McDONALO. I'tdiaiivpoli, S itverr.br r 1. l's'sO. Tbe Crt volume i nw ready ar.d being delivered to ub scnhrr. I IC I 4 I! I .V).

BIN. HAM A IHUGHTY, Inü,ar.a;ul..

It is f rale by

REAL ESTATE.

-FU J. GATT iTTSTCPS REAL ESTATE AGENCY, NO. : III.AC Kl IUD'1 lU II.DlNtö . . M m mm. A vm.

m smxm company, of iiAnTroitDt co. Capital Enlarged Jan'y 1, 1860. CAFTTAl 1.500r000 00 NKT cURPLUS, (after talaclinf all labilitiea). 3 14,14 30 -ffiTNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS.

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Erected 1859 Owned by the Co.

SPE. 1 AL A TENTT0N GIVEN TO THE INSURANCE

t farm property, dwelling and ont-buildintrs. ln-

aures such buildings or content in a very favorable man

ner, for tbrte or Eve years. L.oscs Fqultabljr Adjusted and Promptly Faid in Casta. Also, insurea nores, warehouses, buildings, or content and personal property generally, in town or country, at rates as low as consistent w ith haiards taken, and inland insurance against the perils of navigation. WM. HENDERSON, Arent, Indianapoli.s, Indiana. Application can be made to D. W. Grubbs, mho is fully authorized to transact all business connected with the Agency. fauslM-dlyl WM EXI)F.U50N

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

xishh: JOHNSON, General Commission Merchant, ANDDealer in Flour. CSraln, and nil Kinds of Country Produce; Wines and L.Iiuor,Cignrs. Tobnero A.c. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 237 SOLTn SECOND ST., IIIIiADi:i,lIIIA. Advances made on Consignment". aug22dly

MEDICAL

.YUTJCE TO THE IiHiES.

lt. DACIER'S FE5IALK MONTHLY TILLS.

Cor .;

No article of medicine Intended for the exclusive use of Females, that has

ever made its appearance, has met with auch universal success as these Ce cbrutcd 1'illa.

No disease Is so little understood, and ennseouenth' bo

badly treated, a Female diseases. These Pills are the re suit of much stu ly and careful experience inallvarietie of female complaints; and in cases of . JCa waxJtavJll JLj3tw, Suppressions, Leuchorrea or Whites inflammation of the Madder, kidney and womb, and loss of nervous energy, their use is bove all praise. CAUTION- -Married Ladies, in certain situation, should not ne them. For reasons, gee directions with each box. Price, One Itollar per box. Sent by ms-1 to any part of the world. I'repaied and sold exclusively by DR. EWING, No. 18 Virginia Avenue, aprö-diuly '61 Indianapolis, Indiana

AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL

HAS WON FOR ITSELF SUCH A RENOWN 10R THE cure of every variety of Throat nnd Lung Complaint, that it Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence of it virtues, vs-berever it has been employ ed. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section we need not do more than assure the people its quality ia kept up to the best it ever has been, and that it may lie relifd on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.

AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,

FOR TUE CURE OF

Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipels, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Iropsy, Tetter, TutiK rs and Salt Kheurn, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill, and ltr Purifying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, to that the most sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient in the world for al! purposes of a family physic. Price SS cents per llox; ." boxes tor fl

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 insertion of them. The AkcHs below named furnish gratis our American Aimnsc in which they are given; witä also full descriptions of ihe above complaints, and the treatment that should be ollowfd for their cure.

Do not be put off by unprincipled dealer with other preparation they make more profit on. Demand Avers and lake inj others. The sick want the best aid there i for them, and they should have it. furraarn ar

Illl. C. AYE It A: CO.,

LOWELL, 3IAS. Price, i per Ilottle; Six llottles, All our rerredie are for sale by ROBERT BROWNING. Indianapolis. ALLEN A CO., Cincinnati, And by all druggist and dealers everywhere. aunrn-d.lm

HOTELS.

BROADWAY HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO. CAPT. CHAS. H. CROMWELL, PROP'R.

INDIANA

STATE SENTIIXEL

STEAM PRINTING

ESTABLISHMENT!

"IXTE ARE PREPARED TO FJCECTTE ALL ORDERS for Cook and Job Printing, with dispatch and in the best tdyle of the art. Particular attention paid to Mercantile and Railroad

SCCH AS BILLS OF LADING, BUSINESS CARDS, BILL HEADS, BLANKS, DEEDS, LETTER HEADINGS, REGISTERS,

CIRCCLARS,

RECEIITS. Ac

MEDICAL.

Show Cards and Bills ! CHECKS, KOTES BONDS, ENVELOPES, STOCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, Ac, Ac POSTING BILLS rot COCXTRV MERCHANTS. Show Hills, Hotel Hills of Fare, Hand Hills. Posters und Programmes, Isabels, Invitations, (Par ties nnd Hall.)

B00I

WOES,

evkrt DesTiurnoM.

SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES, MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS,

fXNSTrrUTIONS, BE PORTS, BRIEFS, Ac.

We have one of the most complete Printing Establishments in the country. Our facilities for doing all kinds of Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, are first class. We have introduced the latest and fastest Presses, and have added to our Type all the modern styles, and we employ the best workmen. We are thus enabled to furnish Jobi promptly, to guarantee satisfaction, and to accept low price.. We have connected with our Job Department Adams Sujierior Presses, and are prepared to execute Stereotype Presswork, together with the Preaswork for ouuide paper, at low figures.

Breakfast at five A. M., for pasx-neer by the morning Trains. aprt-dlv.

PAPER DEALERS.

THOM1S XIS0X, WS. H. CHaTHKU), W. WOODS. ioii, C:hatlicld A: Wood, 17 nnd 7 WalnutM., Cincinnati. Manufacturer and Wholesale dealer in - JH JC , PRINTERS' CARDS AND CARD SHEETS! I PRINTING INKS AND PAPER MANITAC7TRKRSalo. enal. agents fir Ihe Macnol.a Mi'l wr'.tinsr pa Der; manu acturers of extra wrapping pa;er and paper hag. WRITING INKS. J KrJa?aa.KBCN

Celebrated Record Ink FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. pit ltr. iiity c:i:t pr.it qiAUT no t ri.r.. aia.vlT-dtf

.tlercliant Hanker, llallroad 7Ianas;ers, Insurance Agents, .Tfanii fneturers, A.c.,

Is respectfully directs! to our Establihnent, if they ' i

desire firt-cla work at low rate.

flf3f"0rder frun. abroad will receive prompt attention. Jpgt3rWork furnhhed in all cases at the time promised.

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r CURE WepvousHGadache

CURE 1

JIAia" . nSOTCHATIVC.

THE GREATEST idCDIGAL DB1UTIPIBR OF THE AflE, a AM thk onlt Worthy of ay eAmt f. roru.

By the u-se of these Pill the periodic atUckaof Kervo$ or Sc-r llMdiich may be prevented; and if taken at tha commeacement of an attack immediate relief fron pain and sickness will be obtained.

jThey seldom fall In removing the Nausea and BadarLe

to which femalei are o subject.

They act gently upon the bowels removing Costivenes.

For Literary Men, Student, Delicate Females, and all

ersons cf sedentary habits, they are valuable as a Laxa- I

tire Improving the appetite, giving tone and rigor to the igestive organs, and rectories; the natural elasticity and trength the whole system. The CEPHALIC PILLS ar the result of long investigation and carefully conducted experiments, having beets in ose many years, during which time they hare prevented aod relieved rast amount of pain and suffering fron Headache, whether originating in the nervous system oi frone a deranged state of tbe stomach. They are entirely vegetable in their compotion, and may be taken at all times with perfect safety without making any change of diet, and the absence of any disagreeable taste renders it ea?y to administer them to children. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS' The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. Spalding on each box. Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines. A box will be sent by mail, pre-paid, on receipt of the PKICr.i 25 C i: XTSi All orders should b addressed to HENRY C. SrALDING, 48 Csder StreetNew York.

"THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT." INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR COUGH! FUR1FY YOUR BREATH! STREGTIIEN YOUR VOICE! SPA T,TEETOS THROAT CONFECTIONS, ARE GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURERS. GOOD FOR H7BLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES. GENTLEMEN CARRY SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS LADIES ARK DELIGHTED WITH

SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS CHILDREN CRY FOR SPALDINU'S THROAT CONFECTIONS

They relieve a Cough instantly. They clear the Throat. They give strength and volume tothe voice. They impart a delicious aroma t. the breath. Ley are delightful to tbe tate. They are made of simple herbs and can not barm any cue.

INVERT DRUGGIST IN Tilt UNITID STATES J familiar with the ankle, and will Uli yon if yes you are " ttatd or Gray Or Vour Hnlr eedan Tonic, PpofcMHor O. .T. Wond'H HAIR RESTORATIVE

Is the Onlr Reliable Article for you to le. . FOR STATESMEN, JUDGI5, CLKKliTKKN, Ladiea and gertlemen, in all part of the world testify to the efficacy of Prof. O. i. Wood. Hair ltoraive, atd gentlemen of the prea ar ouauiiuoua in iu praje. A few testimonials ouly can Lere be given; see circular for more, and It will be iiaposible for yon to doubt. PROF. S. TUALTERG. PIANIST, says on hi. arrival in the United fx at e. Le

ia rapi.l,y beconima: gray, but on arriving

Wood'. Hair Restorative,

covered us original hue. CHARLES CARDEW, 13 NASSAU

hi. hair soon re-

N. T,

I advise every one who baa a Cough or a Jlnsky Voice or a Bad Breath, or any difficulty of tbe Throat, to get Sv package of my Throat Confections, they will relieve you nstantly, and yoa will egree with me that "they go right to the spot." Yoa will find them very useful and p a ant while travelling or attending public meeting, for stilling your cough or allying your thirst. If you try one

pack a I am safe in saying that you will ever afterward j

eousider them indisperable. You w ill find tbetn at tbe Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. My signature is on each package. All other are coun

erfeit. 1 A package will be nt by mail, prepaid, o receipt of 1 Thirty Cent. ' addui:ss i. i:kv C. siai,iix,5 NO. 45 CEDAR STREET. N. Y. I ! XgyA iugle VAtle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUK j will save ten times !u cost annuaily.ntJ ' SfALDlNG'S PUEPARED GLUK I t

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!

Stntnrs from a distance, and busi- j

ness men of the city and country, are cordially invited to risi, our office, and examine our

facilities for executing every description ot '

Printing in the neatet tvIe, and on the most reafonable teraw-

X Office on Meridian Street, South of Wash

ington Street, opr.iite the Postoffice.

ADDRtJW,

ELDER HARKNESS & BINQHAM.

SAVE THE PIECES! ECONOMY! DISPATCni

tA SrrrcH w Tiaa Savn Nisk."

Says the gray hairs on hi wife' bead were, after a few weckV trial, turned into a dark brown, at tbe same Lme beautifying and thickening the hair. A. C. RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE, Say. he Is now ity year. M, and b!. bair atei w Li'ker were two-thirds grav, but by the me of two bottles of the Restorative, the gray hairs have disappeared, lioth nn . head and face, and U more oft and glossy than for twenty-tive year previous. IP. .wife, at the age of Lfty-twu, ha used it with tb s.me efttsctFINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ., NEW ORLEANS, Says that he lost hi bair by tbe Yellow Fever in 1S54. He used Wood's Hair Restorative, and his bair is Dow tlkk and glosfj. M. MIDDLETON, UVINGSTON, ALABAMA, aays the Restorative has dnne much food in hi part ot the country. He ud it for baldness and now ha a hue beal of hair. T. L. yiOIE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY, Say he ha seen Wood' Hair Restorative used in hundred of cases, and uever knew it to fail in accomplishing all it professes .o A. ). ALDEN, McLANESBORO. IIL, Says he had the scald Lead eipht Vftr, and was bald, but by the libera rose of Wisxl'i Hair Kestorative, be now has a rich, jlos head of hair. LiooKica, Noble county, Indiana, Fib. S Prof. O. J. Wood, Dear Sir In the latter part of thereat 1S52, while attenditir to the State and National law School of the State of New York, mj hair, from a causa unknown to me, commenced falling otT very raoidly, s that in the short space of six months, the whole upper part of my 6calp was entirely bereft of it covering, and much of tbe remaining: portion upon tbe siüe and back part of my head shortly after became jr'ay, so that you will not be surprised when I tell you that upon my return to the State of Indiana, my more caual acquaintances were not so much at a I. to discover tb cause of lb. change in my appearance, as my more intimate acquaintances to recojrme me at all. I at once made application to the most skillful physicians in tbe country, but receivins; no assurance from tliem that my hair could apsin be restored, I was forced 'a become reconciled to my fate, until fortunately in the latter part of the year 1H57, your restorative was recommended to me by a druggist, as being the moot reliable Hair Restorative in nse. 1 tried one bottle, and found to my pre at satisfaction that it was producing the deal red effect. Since that time I have mel seven dollar' worth of your Restorative, and as a result, have a rich coat of very soft black hair, which no money can buy. Aa a mark of my rratitude for your labor and skUl in the production of so wonderful an article, 1 have recotnmeuded ita use to many of my friend and aoqu4nunre, who, 1 am happy to inform you, are urine it with Lke effect. Very respectfully. A. U. LATTA, Attorney and Counselor at Law

OatGtovg, S. C.Juce 34, Trof. 0. J. Wood: Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative ia rapidly gaining popularity in thi community. I have had occasion to lay prejudice aide, and give jour 11 air Restorative a perfect tst. During the year 1854, I was so unfortunate as to ba thrown from my sulky against a rock near tbe road side, from which my head received a most terrible blow, causing a great deal of irritation, which communicated to the brain and external surface of the head, frm the .fleet of which my bair w a. finally destroyed over tb. eotlr. utface of tbe head. From the time I Crt discovered iu dropping, however, up to the time of its total disappearance, I employed everything I could tbiLk of, tejng professional man myself; and, a 1 thought understanding the nature of the disease, but was finally defeated la every prescription advanced. These and no other circumstance Induced me to resort to your worthy Hair Restorative, which I have every reason to belive produced a very happy result: tw months after the Cm application, 1 had a beautiful head of young hair a I ever saw, for which I certamly owe you my most sincere thank. Rest assured, dear sir, 1 Lall recommend your remedy to all inquirers; moreover, I shall use my influence, which I flatter myarlf lossy, 1. cot a little. You can publish this if yoa think proper. Yours, very respectfully, M. J. WRIGUT. M. D. Office of the Jeffersonlan, Phillippl. Ya., Dee. 12. 'M. Dear Sir. J leel it my duty a well a sny plaore, t state to yon the following circumstances, wLtch ynu can use as you think proper. A gentleman of this place, (a lawyer,) ha been bald ever since Lis early youth, so much so that he waa compelled t wear a wig. II. aa fndured to use a bottle of your "Hau" Kentoraüve," which he liked very much; and after usrrig wroe two or three bottle, hi bair grew out quite luxuriantly, and be now ha a handsome head of hair. The gentitmn'a name i Bradford, and Le U very well Ituown in our adJoining counties, many persons can testify to the truth of

this statement; I give it to yoti at the reuet of Pwsdford. Too can s'I a great deal of yonr Ibiir lsior.tiv n this and tbe adjoining counties if you have the proj.er amenta. Your. Ac.. THOMPSON SI ku.il.NoK. Chtstsb, S. C,3oih July, 15. Fitor. O.J. Woon e-ir Sir; I tske pleaure in reronjmending your Ilalr liesUiratlve as a not eareliei.t curt for cald head. My son wa suffering very niuh from ibis disease, and after UMi.g one bottle, was made perfectly well. I recon i mended it to other w ho had diaee of the bead, and In all cav-a 1t had the de.ired eTect. You can recommend it without fer a a root certain cure foraeald head. Many others will c.rtify that thi. and many other cases was cured from the us- t f your root valuable Hair Restorative. Re;cltu!!v your. GEORGE McSUAIN. Te New Tork Day Bo syc The majority of lUir Wahs Hair Dyea, Hair Tonka. Ha'.r Oil, and the nuOiU rleprf para'in which are now before the public under such ettrsrsgant, Lj perbol.cal aixt faritastic titl a we ee paradrd in show window card and newpaper beading', a. hair pTparaUou, are all humbugs of the first water; their real merit, wLeo they po-a any, 1, that thy do no harm. IKMi'S LAUD, Wl ALK OIL, LA KD OIL, SWEET OIL, scented and colored, make up, wl;en In beautiful wrappers and white tint gla bottles, the Costliest character of tntiica; and when thus costly are baptised with some ui-yllaMe term, and caught at by verdant yourg and old of botJi sexes. Such is not the character of Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative;. Thi rentletnen corn, btfore the world without any 'hlghfalutln Xflot-hloforlum, or any other atounding or startling catchpenny terms; Le simply advertise a lliir UUirtUii what it etpre, preciselyand a a Restorative Jt arts, lluy lrof. Wood's Hair Restorative; atd, a you value your scalp, aye, your very brain, apply nothiLg elr; for it may b that yu will get some wore u)raire than perfuxued Urd ol aa your cranium. Irjei.ibr Wood'a Restorative Vt tbe hair Is the best article exlanL" rr will, ar xartaa'aowa raoexsa RESTORE GHAT HAIR TO THE ORIGINAL COLO Will make It grow on Bald Heads W ill restore the natural seerelHirta, Will remove at oi.ee all ltct.ii.jc. Will remove all Dandruff, Will cure ail empuiivvet .raid Will make the hair soft asd glty. Will make tbe old appear young Will preserve the coior of hair to oid ae. Will always faten It and rtop It fllln. And 1 one of the best toilet arttcle for the hair ow ta oe. IF YOUR HAIR IS UARSU. Use Prof. Wood's hair rtxraUve

lie

As accidenu will hapoen, evea in well regulated fami- , If your hair i. CT-y, rs, it is very desirable to have some cheap and con veoM-nt; . , . fM L FTof. Wood a hair rest eraüvt. ay for repairs f arnltort, toy, crockery, etc. j f U.r i t Ja. w

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUK

raptor. tiv.

! If yow are bald. I IV Prl. WornTa biir reitoriuvt

meets a.i uch emergencies, and do houseboblcan afford ; if you Lave nervous tdche.

to be witbout It. it i alwaya ready and up to tb. .ticking point. "USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE." N. B. A brush aocompajiie.each bottle. rricelS cenU Addresa, HENRY C. SPALDLNO. No. 4i Cedar Street, New York. CAUTION. As certain unrMndpIed per" are attempting to watni off on the unsuspecting public, UnitaUoo of my PREPARED GLUE, 1 would caution ail per.on to exaraia before purchau;g, and e that the fall name, ttJ-SPALMNG'S PREPARED GLCE.-Ta la n Zi uutd wrapper; all ota.rs ar. .wtadiin: eoou terfnt .btftrfaw

V Prof. Wood, hair retorativ.

If you wart testimony eerwheimia;, Read the circular of Prof. Wood's hair restorat O. J. WOOD & CO., Ill Nlarket reet.M. Leu I; ill l!r4 avatr Srw Vork. MANUFACTURERS AND WliOLESALX DriLICRS

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