Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3800, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1862 — Page 1

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Oi' square, oue lnrrliii tO 75 to " 1 00 f...ir 2 00 For earl ubejnent iitMTtlon, aid for ech imertiou t-t h additional jure 33'i A f ve rt i -em ert a pr.tltiel In Ix.ih the ni!jr urt Iii WeeklT Jirjrrinri. rill cUaryi full iMily rat, nith m Mia'.f the Wffklv rirs iM-d. Bifrt NiÜ1 jtiMIhel It th local colunin, of ten ?ri rrr niKi-T, ill rharimt fr eacU ln"rli"ti 61; if mrT ten Iii , Un (tv.X jt ltn. liarf will I xnA fr lrrtin)r th ntic f tt fotlfrtrr lrl-r. Si-1ir anl AsicialiiM a th ralnanc', ;o j'il'l In aI aiicr; Ml,tary C.mp:ii., Or-ir of 0.11 Ffllow, Mamille Fr each inli rot xrvdinn 8 Iii- U5 cenl for each n-rtion; otr-r f IsM line t tlin rat'. Aniwtuiirinir rt-ah with fnnral notice attached, 1; Wlfhjt jlK-f free Mjit1s Nitlff KOrrnl. ?foti of rMv!, rirntos and Ktcoruhm, toilrii nply li1ivVtiil or ftoriatlona, r ty chnwliea, at the reRnlar price. .A1erfemetiH leaded oi.! la.1 umUr the bead rf Jjwrfl M"e, tr ten line or over, will lcbancel tlonble the nul rat?. Advertisement mVin leathan three liie, Inserted once in the will be charged f ftj cent. Yearly alTertier to par quarterly. AnnwiivrlTii? randHjte' Tor office of every lacrlpthni lo be charireil at the rate )fl 50 for each name in the Iially, atl fl In the DaJJy aiwl Weekly, the aame to he, in til ce, rafd In advance. Il aTrtljetnelii lnTtel attheepene .f the attorney orderirtff, anl not dclayaMe fur the U-xal prCeUInsr. bnt ci.Ile fMe at our uul limo. Putdi-Lem not croimtaMo f-r tbe aerrey c f lejfal advertiemcut beyofxl the amonnl ehare1 f'r lh-lr publicattin. KLI'KK, I1AKKNKSS A MNtillAM, Proprietort Imliana State Sentinel. J. M. TU.H)RI. Treble nt Inlianaplia Journal Company. DUSINESS DIRECTORY. IIAMlllltH. I AIUU70XS' 19 Ki'tWahlnnton Mreet H. JL oppol!e the 5nthiel tmice. may4 i,ivi:ic sTAinxs. LLKN A HIXSLKT, Liery anJ Sle Stable, in the rear of the. Talmer Hu.e. Juin-5-dly iou.Mmi:s. I DAVIS A CO., Cuiun 1'uun.Iry, Delaware Mreet.op- ' jMte Union lpt. j II ASSKLMA! V1STON, Wa-hini;ton Fonndry and MAthine Work, eat end Union iHpot. my29 Vii:ai7 Vatati: aci:.'vs. j ".FRANCIS SMITH, formerly Delzell A Smith, Real KMate Anent atnl Ta Tay er, 37 E-wl Wa-hingtou atreet. lloue to renU Jri25-lly '62 31 cKFKNAN A TIEllCK. Real Fatale Agents au-1 I'.rokt r, 10 l. Eaot Washington treet. w TM. T. W1I.F.T, Ileal FMate Apent and ?t(H.knro. kr, 10. Kait Wahiiiäftim treet. mayia hoot mioi: i)i-:.i.r.iiK C. StATHKVr A CO , Wholesale .tealer in Txx'ts j9 Shoe, and Rubber, No. 4 Roberts' IHovk, opposite the I nion DerMt, Indianapoii, Ind. ,p4 ADAM R'NODI.K A SON, maimfactnrera and dealers in all kind of IVot and Shw, Na. 33 F.at Washn'on atreet. apr27 UOOKS A ' I VrATIOMlUY. r0WF.N. STKWART A CO., wholesale and retail deal. ei" in l'-Mk anJ Siathntery, and Trinter-i' Materi.-tW, No. 11 Wet Washington ttreet. apr26 lll ;x A.M MIIIMCI.MiS. mmfll.KY M. I.0WUY, DJildCIST.-IVtUr in Diiur f Chemical, Fasnf. t:ls Ke-tun. taiiic, I'dtent ant th-r Meiicinci., N"iti and Perfumery No. 49 Ma- ; c)i'iM-(t amine, Iiidia:).i oli. nyv.'10-ly. , f I VM LIN SOX A COX. dealer In Drua. Medicines, ; I Kaint, hU, tilaw, I'vifuniery, Fitcy (tHHlf, Ac.No. j 1 Kait WahiiKt-n tre t, Indianapolis mayl my r.KOWNINO. iVacKist, and dealer In Paints, O.ls, 1 . Vamihe, h-e-'ifl,tii-s,G!avwre, Perfumery, Ac., No. 22, Wet Wahiii?t m treet. aprt7 luv :ooiis. T A H. VlLF.SN A CO., New York Store, Dry W . ttiKl wholesale and Ht tad, Olenna Hbirk, Fast Vi asuinifton stre t. tnayS vnivi ai ti waici:. MHAKLI S Ct)X,deater In Stove, Tin Ware, Ac. No. 11 n est W a-h in ffi -T) street. apr"J7 IIOtlK IIIMll'.ltS. CAMIT.FI.LA 1A)YI KS.I.ok F.indetsand r.lanVI k Slannf icturers. No. 37 Fat Wahinton n., east of Glenn's HlocW, up utair". Indianapolis. febi-dtf D0CC.I.AS A TAIJUFR, T Inders and lUauk Hook Manufacturer. N.'. 36, Fast Wahin,rton atreet, orer Atfont, MiiU A Co 'a Ciro'ery. rajyi7 1 lll JI.S? A.I Ql KOSWAlir.. UAWTH0UN A BUCHANAN. Importer of China, Gla ainl Qjeensw are, N. s:i Kast Washinjftfii st., ttxliai;apo'ii., l:.iJ;na. dly H Kit CI I A XT TAI LOKS. 1 XKFIT.IMCK tttF.PPKK. Merchüit Tailor .and dea'ef ! t a.I tfa.f !. in Ali. I fu t-T i Vi 1 .-e ev.uMli V.. ) 1 ATTOUMIVS. KUJ',Y FKIitil'SON, Attorney a.kl Coaurlr at U. Pay caL f'"r approved Judgment aad mi-rt.-ates; aiu negotiates loan., ut, Ac. Office, 24 Ka-t W,-h-tnton treef . n;-sta:rs, second d or to the riht hand, opposite C.lenn- F.Iof k. oetö MC DONALD. ROACH E A LF. Wl. J .ehr F. McfVnald, Addison L. K.xich, Jasepti 1. Leww, Atttorneya and Counselor at Law, .Utna Iasiirauce pany Buüdlrf, aeeond ftoor, Pennsylvania street. 7e Jlj MACHINISTS. SC W 31 J9l. BIT U An niicusiiiTii suor. JK TfATIÜft r-NTlKfLY REFITrKD THE 5U0rr0KMI 1 FKLY orcBpte.1 by John Coope r, in Oso1, pin. ih A Co'a Lat an t Hub Factory, 1 ara prepared to da ail kiuda of work in the machinery or btaskmithin line, llarlr.fhad twelve year eipenetice in the bet nashi'w top tn tbe country, I flatter myself that I can , irtve entire atisfactiou tu those who may favor nie with j tbeirwork. I have in my employ t.ne of the best black- . tmiih.in theSta'e, anl pay particular altertion to horte i hoetna1 and machine forbor e. j Kepatrina of all u;! promptly attended t ' MotJe! cf all kir.d 1 uilt for the patent ottee. ftrmetobr tb place, one sqr. su I h rf tb 1'ni.in . Depot, on Llinota treet T. f-tOWX, iuljlO-dlt'! NOTICE. "7F- bare thia tay cid oor fwäery to )fesr. Nick f cul rarrctt. TLankini the pnblc in r-ne'al for tbelr liberal patronare, t w.mlj rsprctluliy rk tie continuance t.f the an. to ur v.ccers. A. A i. Ui.TZ:KI tr.iaapl1 Jrty 9. 13 jtll-dit

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, C3 DRUGS. NEW FIRM. !HVK atonci.tfnt with me In buMnee Mr. G. W, Sloan. wh' ha lecn an ofit.int in the store lor a nuruIxT of year a.t. Hereafter the buiiieti will he ?oiitiimed at the ld fand un'er the lirni of IlltOWMNt. A SI.OAIN'. I feel rat fill for the libera patrona?. vhich we have ever ri-ceived trut by trict attctitioti to bn itn s and the wants of our customer to merit and retain the same. U. Hl.OWNlNC. I A LL peron nowinf the nice lve unlrbteil to me will i pleae ca!l at their arliest convenience at.d make : set ileiiH iituf same, and oblige K. I'.IWJWXlMi. j m.OWMNG Ac SLOAN, (I.ATK R. r.KOWMNG,) 7 f a ! nr m , 32 Wot Washinijt.-.n Street, Indianapolis Have i:i More a larjce and well selected stock ol'Iliug, Md;ctiie,t'heniu'nls, raiiits, ( iW,Varnif.bes,I)j-e-iffs, t;i i swarf. Wipdowiili'W.UiusIu'fr, Cigars, Toliacfo, Spice. Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Coal Oil and L.impF, Patent Medicines, and all articles incomplete tbe st-x-k of a Druesrit. A we purchase principally for cish, direct from the import era aud tnnuf ciurers, and teiurf desiroas to retaiu the reptita;ion which our house has ever enjoyed of m-Uih j..-, frrs't tittnlrx, Keat cre is taWt-u 111 the election of 1m:c in refi-reiic to their yuritu. Our facilities are such tin' we feel conn lent we can offer, in ; ur and unadulterated articles, a strong inducements as any other Western bOase. All order will receive he pet sonal attention of one of the firm Hreat csre ta'en In the dipen inar of physicians' prescript ions and family recipes trotn strictly rure articles, and we fevl ci-nüdetit we can render satisfaction in the yiri.va and of .od. I1KOWNINC. A SLOAN, 2J We.t Wahiri)ton tret. lFsT American tiJ Fn-nch Window Glaus; 5nk boxes Wjnd-w art-1, from ü.xI0 to 3CW, in store and for aale at I-wet figure bv nKOWMNG A .SLOAN. PAINTS i OILS! VAKMSHKS! 500 KK,,S rttr WLifeU-,1i 200 KK,S rur tiwi 5Q RA RK Fiji Unseed OJ; CASKS Yclb w Ovbre; Q CASKS Venet. rU. With a larpe tork of Varaibf , Taint, and Colora of all lind (jrouiid In oil and drv. For a!e at the lowe.t tlgure. RKÜWMSÜ A SLOAN, C3 Wet Washington atreet. Brushes! Brushes! i Of III DÖZEX Pairt and Yaruih Pti.he., Wall ff Hrashe. Sash YooJ, lünder, Scrnb, Shoe, Horse, liair. Hat, and Cloth Rrushc of all kit. il at loe ffures at BKtlW NINO A MAJAN'S. f U1foIAirf ow"n SCHOOL BOOKS. All I Ci OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C..&C. 15 ill ALL OR LAROKQUANTITIES, ttbOwlX, STKWART A CW

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IMDIANAPOUS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. t LLt TQTtUJ 1 1 ITLBO A b. TrainaLeav. Train A e. A.M Kail 735 A.M. 130 P. M 11:45 A.M. 40 P.M Mui4 P.M. MDtaanu aim roLCHtra Tta i xion. Train IeaTe. , Trains Arrive &:.0 A. M Eipre 135 P. U. &40 P. M Aceommudation 10:42 A.M. IJrDLaXACKrnUL liUWlt. Train Leave. Train Arrive. 500 A. M 55 A. M. 11C5 A. M Vail 2:15 P M. 7;10 P. M 925 P, U. MMARAPoua Aro roitüBcs isoftrr u, tia vattov. Train Ieaee. Train Arrive. 5nt A. M . , tIt A . U.V. A.M 2:15P.M. 7:10 P. M 9:35 P.M. runt aroua akd cijk-ikati aauaoaD. Train Leave. . . Train Arrive, 5.15 A.M .....IMP A. M. 11:25 A. M 6.15 P. M 7 05 P.M HtlO P.M TBKBK H.4CTE KA1IJIOAD. Train Leave. Tra!n Arrive. ltvO 4 55 A.M. 1 f. P. M... . .....1125 A. M. 10:15 P. M 7 P. M. IW ALBAkY Al CHICAGO kOAD BKtXCASTl-K .INCTIOIt Goiii North. Goitijr South, 5 tK) p. M F.xpresa 11:25 A. M. 11:05 A. M Freight, Daily 2.00 P. M. LAFAYETTE BAlLBBAb. Train Iave. Tratn Arrive. II JM A. M 5 00 A. M. 6 40 P. M 11:15 A. M. 10:45 P. M fc45 P. M. PERU AKDiyniAjfAroLiaaAOJiOAn. Train I-eave. Trains Arrive. 10.20 P. M Mail 11:20 A.M. 1:00 P. M Chicago ExpreM 4:30 P. M tlIAKArOLIB AND MAIHSOX BAILBUAO. Trains lave. Train Arrive. irno P. M Mail 10:50 A. M. 6 30 A. M....fFrom Freieht Depot.... 6:00 P. M jcrrcajioavtixB bailmoad. Train leave. Train ArriTe. 74' A.M Mail 5:10A.M. 9 00 P. M 8: 40 P.M. Arrival und Departure or Closing of ilaiU. AKRIVAUMa.1i.iuIi uiail Ciiii'itinntl and way mail...... ..11.00 A. ..10:20 A. .. M:45 r. ..11:40 a. at. H. M. M. Jeffersonville and lmisTille. . Terr Haute way mail Peru mail Central way mail Terrc Haute through. mail. ... Lnfayette and Chicago Ilelle'foiitaine way mail .. .. HHlefuntaine thruuzii mail . Central through mail.... Cinciiihatilhrouh mail SpringfW Id, Illinois ..11:40 A. . . . 2:30 P. .. 7:20 r. .. 6:00 r. .. 8:30 r. .. i:3 A. .. 7:30 A. ...in-.C. ,.. ..10:15 A. t . DIPARTl'Rr P. I Al I il f 7oe. Jeflersonville and lniville mail 7:30 r. m. Terre Haute through mail, St. Loui, Cairo.... l:20 A. u. Ifayette andChlniRO KLOO A. m. Lafayt-tte City and Springfield, llliniüs 7:30 r. m. Ma.lt.on raaU . . 1 l.'tO a.m. Central way mail 10:55 a.m. Central throujb mail atitl WasbitigtonCity.... 6 00 r. u. Cincinnati and way mail 10:30 A. M. Through mail 6 H r. w. Tfrre Hautf way, F.vansville and Vinctnnfs.... 12.30 r. w. Peru 12:f'0. Kellefontaine war and through 7:liO r. KI NDAT AII.S. CVwe. :rto p. m. .(Ü P.M. 5:00 P it. liollff.'rftain' war mail I lisv.lle an 1 Jeffer-onville Terr t'auie th'toj h LAW BOOKS. STATUTES OF INDIANA. tavn .v nouns iii vimo. Thf second volume of Mesnr.fiavln A Hord's compilation of Indiana Sta:uJ . hau Jut appeared. This volume completes their work. Its mechanical execution Is ver creditftt le; and the -kill, learning, and labor which the e litor have bestowed oti it, lucrit the high' st praise. oite hut learmd, dili;;'i.llwyeri could have produced such a wrk. The cecond volume embraces all the public statute of Indiana now in luve upon the suhjocts to which It relates, and the first all except inj the acts of the last regular and ettra se-ions of the I,eilture. It is a f?reat excellence of the compilation that all twiMingstatutt s on each oul ject are collected together In the -ame place in these TDlunics; o that t! e reader can ee at a g'.suce all the lcjrMatinti in force e n any Riven ubject. Take, for cx ampl, the act of 1Ö2, orani-inj- Courts of Comro'-n I lea- the editors pul l.sl. the act at large, and they also print, in tbe lorm of note on the name paie containing this M.ttnte, all the acts nr.iendatnry to it which bare been pisrd up to this timf. And so they have done of all the other acts contained In the revision of 1S52. The editors luve added much to the value of thee Tf-1-nn.es cpe'-lally the Ust by tie copious and learned notes with which the volume hound. These notes indicate much labor and legal acmnen. They furnish lis, in a c,"nci-e aud accurate form, Ith all thf adjudications of our Supreme Court on tho htatutc. The e adjudications being uow very numerous the references to them 'i th volumes un Icr consideration, will he of great ralne to the lawyer, and indeed lo all persons concerned in the a Imiui-trailon ol Jusiice. Th edif-rs have alo referred, in their n"te, to numcrona deeisions in other States, ma le on statutes similar t carl An excellence of these volumes not to be overlooked s the full and accurate index apicndcd to each. In Indiana, there sever has been a Rood index to any volumes of atatntea published by authority. This provoking defect fc a been completely remedied In the volumes under review; and th''M. indexes r. ill greatly lighten the labor of all who have oceasion to look Into oar tatote. This is the firt time that private enfe'prize Las attempted the publication of In. liana Statute. The attempt, I do not doubt, will be successful, and will duly reward the learned editors and entcrprizing publisheiv Kvery lawyer will, of course, purchase these volumes; and every clerk. sheritT, and justice of the peace of the State, will find it to his advantage to own them. DAVIP M'lJONALD. Indianapolis, June 5, 162 The forejo'nir notice byJude McDo.iaiu, of Oavis A WoKo'a Compilation f the Statute of Indiana, Is not definned a puT of the work, bat Is an unsolicited commendation of the ability, accuracy, and completeness with wbuh the;- volumes have been prepared. The scou 1 volume, which has Just been issued from the pre, is Kin? delivered to subscribers a rapidly as possible. Thia edition of tbe statute will be found a necessity to every lawyer, JuMices of lb peace, and county nfticers in the State. The publication of the work Is a private eriterprize, ajid the publishers' only bop for remuneration Is in it tale to those for whce convenience it was prepared. The two volume contain about 1600 pt;s of matter, nearly double the quantity embraced Ihe tevilon rf 102. The price of the work Is f 4 50 per vnlun-.e, or $9 00 for the two rolun es. Order adJressed to the subscriber wit receive prompt attention. J. J. BINOIIAM, 1 Jan 7th, 1553. Indianapolis, Ind. BAROERS. SiIl'CKAtT II AS oPKXED A IURBKR SHOP IX the new Mock of John C New, two doors f ot:th of th To'toSice, on the ncond floor, Hoorn No. 8 and 9, whre he will be pleased, to see all bis old customer. I in foil blast with oia chairs. octl0-lly LIVERY STABLE. Exchange Stables, ß 5 Illinois Street, tpposite Bat House, Indianapolis, lad. atia5-dly MEDICAL. What is Life Without Health ? A Cold I at.novli j. A Ceagh I t rouble aenie. Hoarseness prevent sxech. ore Throau are painfo BRANDE'S TÜSSILAG0 1 p1aant to take. an4 so. effect a cure. ?3 cent a Hc. at alt trie Dm Store

Indiana L-ritatnre flXATE. tPVBLlCA.X BOLtI!0 OTLt. Delaware -oJ BlackfurJ Walter Marc'a. Fayette nJ Uniou Benjtxiin F. CUrpool. FountiiiH HenrT CimplIl. II miiltuit and Tiptun (ieo. B. Grubb. Henlrkk aixl Boone S olomon Blair. HeiirjJo.sliu.i II. Mallett. Liporte and Starke Abrain Teegardn. Miami and Fulton Daniel H. Beares. Montqtuerv Michael 0. White. , Noble. DeKalb and Steubei Tiroothj R. Dickiuuti. Uandolph Tliomas R. Brown, (contested.) Kuh E.Jwnrvl II. M. Berrv. Decatur J. D. Fleik 13. REPUBLICANS ILECTtD. JcOrüon John L. 3ianßeld. Wajne Othnel Bcc-on. Benton, Wanen and White Alfred Heed. Tippecanoe Moses C. Culver. Jaept-r, Lake, Newton and Potter- Ezra Bight. Kosciusko and Wabash W. C. Graves. Parke and Vermillion 0. P. David. Marion John C. New (contest). 8 21. DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVkt Clark and Scott Charles P. Ferguson. Clay nd Putnam Archibald Jolinston. Gibson, Dubois and Pike Thomas Shoulders. Johnson and Morgan Franklin Landers. Shelby and Ilincock Martin M. Kay. Vigo M.I Sullivan Henry K. Wilson. Washington and Harrison Simeon K. Wolf. Jennings m:d Jackson Medea W. Shields 8 DEMOCRATS ELLCTEU. Flovd Augustus Bradlev. Marrhall and St. Joseph Horace Corbin. (irant and Madison John D. Marshall. Pose) anil Vanderburgh George W. Finch. Perry, Sjiuer aud Warrick IL L. Fuller. Davis iMi J Kn'ji J imetj D. Williams. Greene and Owen Gcorce N. Moore. Li:twreice and Martin Thoums It. Cobb. Crawford and Orange Henrv Jenkius. Brown and Monroe Paris C. Dunning. IJartliolomew Francis T. llord. Dearborn Junius W. G.tfl". Franklin Tliomns Gifford. Adams, Jay and Wells George S. Brown. Allen Pliuy Hoauland. Huntington nnd Whitley A. J. Douglas. Carroll and Clinton Leander McClurg. Cas, Howard und Pulaski John Davis. BioleT William L. Haitlev li) 27. IMlkPENDENT. Ohio und Switzerland Alexander C. Downer. Kosciusko and Wabash William C. Graves. Republicans holding over 13 " elected b 21 Democrats holding over H elected 19 27 Independent: 2

ttratLNTATlVES. 1EM. Adam V. N. Ci.llins 1 Allen-Ochmig Uinl, .lohn P. Slioaff.. .2 lHrtIiolomew Ü. II. 1. Abbott 1 Bione Sherman Ho.tetter Bootie and Heniiickij Thus. J. C.iun. I(rowi) Stephen V. Cook 1 C.ii roll Joim B. Milroy 1 Ca. Clnirles 1. Lisselle 1 CI.uk Jonas (1. Howard 1 Clinton Cornelius J. Miller 1 Clav Adam C. Vetch 1 Crawfoi J Thomas K an 1 D tvies? 0 S. Given 1 De.iilKirn O. F. Hobtrls, AU. lirean 2 Decatur David II. Van Bu.-kirk Delaware Alfred Ivilcre DeKall Miles Waterman 1 Dubois P. It. Keuip 1 Klkh itt Matthew Uippey 1 Elkli rs ml Ltcrane Amos Diviji. . Fayette and Union Kussell B. Terry. . Fountain Saniud H ttlield 1 Flovd (ieo. V. Ilowk 1 Franklin Uedin O.-born. Fultoll N. (..Sil ifl'or 1 (tibson Silas M. Holeonib 1 (irant James Henley Greene John Humphreys 1 Harrison John Lernmon. 1 Ihnc'ck Gt. Y. Atkinson Hancock and Shelby James L. Mason 1 Hamilton and Tipton James O'Brien. Henry Charles D. Morgan Hendricks James M. (iifgg How a nl J. M. Leeds Huntington and Whitley Samuel McGauehey 1 Jack.-on .Ta.-uii I. Itrown 1 Ja.sj tT aiid Pulaki John D.irroch. . . .1 Jennin Hatchings Jefferson David C Bratiham and J. L Uoe.... Johnson A V. lYndleton I J ty Samuel A. Shoff 1 Johnson and Morgan Thomas W. Woolen 1 Kosciusko Henrv J Berle Kosciusko and Wabash Jos. Marshal Knox V illiam E. NiMack 1 Lflgrauoe Francis P. Griffith Lake L:porte James Foie-ter and W. W. Hiin. Lawrence Nathaniel Williams 1 Madison Kichtrd Lake 1 Marion John C. Tnikingtun and W. II. Kendrick (contested) Marshall & Sinke M.A.O. Packard. 1 Monroe Samuel II. Buskirk 1 Montgomery James F. Harney 1 Morgan J. J. Johnson Martin John It. O'Brien 1 Miami It. F. Donaldson 1 Noble Timothy Baker Ohio and Switzerland R. X. Lamb... Orange (Jeortre II. Hon 1 Owen Jacob V. Wolfe 1 Barke Caper Butt Bike William II D Btuler 1 Bern James Hardin.. 1 Porter L A. C iss Posev E. M. Spencer 1 Putnam Austin H. Puett and George W. Priest 2 Ripley Kdwin P. Ferris 1 Randolph John II. Moorman Rush William S. Hall 1 Scott Daniel Bloeher 1 Spencer James V. Lemmon 1 SuIlivHn Stephen G. Burton 1 Shelby Jacob Mut.. , 1 Steuben Enos B. Xoyes St. Joseph Andrew Anderson, Jr Tippec anoe Joseph H. Hershey, S tmuel Mu-t.ml Vanderburg nnd Posey John A.Reitz.l Vandei burg Thomas E. Garvin 1 Vermillion Irad Abdill Vigo Btyless W. Htuna, Juo. Kemp. .2 Wabish John L. Stone Warren Benjamin F.Gregory Washington Jamison Lee 1 Washington and Harrison Aaron L. Harden I Wayne Israel Woodruff, Oliver T. Jone, E. B. Newman Well and Blackford Geo. S. Howell. 1 White and Benton John T. Richard. eon 1 Warrick Chamber...., Abol. i! 3 1 40 0 TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 500,000 via A It s Just tlrcelml. JOII'A. 1 1 EI t LI IV OK It Ja.t returned from Cnnecticnt, THF.RK UK HA KNt.AGED 4.0UO.noo HMC DÖf lifcSTlCCuar. All good will be warranted cf tte very Lett qualitr, and will eil 25 Per Cent. Lower Tfcan any otber hon-c win furni-b the same ?al5ty ery one who ellsciar, wboif-al or retail dealer co rue xa aud examine the 'ock. JOH.N A. HEIDUNGKE. 'o. 3 Talrer Ho-e.

RAILROADS.

Bellefontaine Line. CH ANGK OJP TIME. OX AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER 1.TBA1NS will leave !ndiartpli: MailTeaix At 6.00 o'clock A.M. Jftr.HT Kxrain At 8.30 P. If . Trains will arrive at Irvlianapoli: Man. TiJiis At 8:C0 r. M. Nifiirr F.xptMs At 730 A. M. Cther trains aa heretofore advertised. JOUS tlU)L"OH, Geueral Superintendeut. dccl-dlw INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI KAILBOAD! 13 Shortest ICoute bf Tliirtjr .Tille! NO CHANGE OK CARS TO CINCINNATI 1 Three traiu leave lad i ana pol j Itaily.vSuitday a excepted.) IIHSTTIIAIN. MS A.M , (CINCINNATI KXl'KESS arrives at Ciuciuoati at 10:40A JI.. and Islington Kjr., 7:30 P. M. Second Train 11:25 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Cincinnati 4:45 P. M., tuakinf elose connectiona with the Little Miami Railroad lor Loveland, Morrow, C'.-luuiUua, Newark, Ziiville, ad Whecliua;. Third Train T.03 P. Mf Cincinnati Kxpr, arrive at Cincinnati 12 M0 P. M. Fare same a by any other route. Call for jour tickets ri i the lodianapol! and Cincinnati Railroad. IiaKgaK" checked throuph. SerciAL NoTtre. Be aure you ret in the rtirht train at Indianapolis The erjy Cincinnati train, standi on the fifth track, being ihe farthest track aouth in the Union Depot, at Indianapolis. Yi. H. L. XOP.I.K, General Ticket Agent. Y. M. LnHcow, TravelhiR Assent imvlT 'Ci-'ily PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGEMENT. New ICoute to Chicago via Kokomo. " 32 MILES SHOKTEK T1IA3J OTHER ROUTE. ON AND AFTER NOV. 15, 1SG2, traic will te run as follow: A Mail Traiu will leave Indianapolis at 1:00 P. M., hto p at all station and make close connection at Kokomo with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad for Loiansport, Yalpi4.io and Chicago, and arrie at Fcru at 5:00 1'. M., in time to make connection with trains on the Toledo and Wah-sh Railway, foing Kast and West. KeturoiiJ), the f.Ame train will leave Peru at 7:25 A. M.. after the arrival cf the train ou the T. & W. R. W. from the Fast, and arrive at Indianapolis at 11:2c A. M. iu time to make connection for all points Fast, South and Wet. An Kxpresstrain will leave Indianapolis at 10:20 P. M., connect at Kokomo with train fur Cl.ico. and arrive at I'eru at 2:.'i0 A. M., intime to tTi&keconnection with trains pninrf East and West on the Toledo and Waash Railway. Returning the -ame train will leave Peru at 12.25 M., making close connection I Kokomo with the train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Clilrairo Valparaiso and Ixea. f-Tt, and arrive at Indianapoli at 4:30 I. M., In time to connect with tle evtniDK triu for Ci' cinnati, Louisville and other point. Spceiil atteutiou Rivon to the transportation of live tK-k, prt1oe and merchandise penerally. DAVID MACY, Oeneral Aent and .superintendent. V. T. Malott, General Ticket Ant. nrvH, '62-dly ; fS. - OTtJiBas, JEFFE 11S0XV ILLU UAILKOA D Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted Train Arrire Trains Lcare. 5:45 P. M T:45A. M 5:10 A. M 9:00 P. M. A P.OVE TRAINS STOP FtUt THE ACCOMMODATION t f passenpers at Souihport, Greenwoinl, Franklin, Ldiiilur((h, Columbus making connections at Seymour with trams on the Ohio A Mississippi Uoad, and at Louisville with trains on the Louisville, Frankfort A Lexington and Louisville and Nashville Roads. Fr.ifht trainsleave daily. Freight promptly forwarded. Office, Madjwon Depot, West side. A. S. CA ROTH I' US, Superintendent. J. (i. T'RiTroB. Fr Isht Azenh apl'62-lly 3 iiili.uiapol i. ami .ll:.clioii Bxnct n, ncow. ji. 18G2. IXZSIiI 18G2. ftVn: PASSENGER TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE JL Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 12:30 P. M. t'aily, for Madison, Cincinnati and Loui (villc. This 1 the shortest railway line to Cincinnati and Ixiuisviile roniivrthtK at Madison with the United Mate Mail Line htcainers, arrivinr at Cincinnati In time to connect with th Express Trabi on the Little Miami railroad leaving at 7 o'clock A. M., for the East, and by the Kentucky Cent I'm I Raüroad Tor tho South, and at Louisville bunt 11 P. M. Refiriiinar, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the aHore st'aniTs, and also t.y the Madison packets. For st tjueen and lrioress, arriving; at Mtdison in time to connect with tbe Tasser r Train Icavinsr at 6 A. M., and arrn-iK! at Indianapolis at 10.CÖ A. )!., making councctiou with all train leaving for the Kat, We.t, and North. For the accommodation of waj p-snsers a Car will ran in Connection with the Freight Train daily, leaving .i tianapoli st R.30 A.M which train remain fome time at ) Kl af ion, tffordin passengers an opportunity for the rtn.-aclion ol business, arriving at North Madison at 2:50 M. rare to rincinnnti r Cincinnati to Inlinuoli. S3 (X) To I.oniavillet 3 .r0. No charge for meals or tate-rooma on the tsamer , or for bseesjre or omniVns at Madison. Tariff of Freights as low a by any otber root. Shippers and merchants West wiil find it to theirlnter est to travt 1 over and t-hip bv this line. apJß-dtf. D. C. KÜANHAM, Superintendent. 1862 ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS fOR ST. JOSEPH aud other points in Northern Missouri, the Mate of Kansas, or the Territories, thould insist on having ticket that read by the OU I II .TIISMtrill IC.IILUOAD, The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph. It is the shortest and quickest lje, by thirteen hour, to the remotest point reached by rail, and U always ai cheap aa anj other. Buy your Tickets to Kansa- and all point in Northern Missouri br the North Missouri Railroad. ISAAC II. STURGEON, Pres't and Gen'l Supt. North Missouri It. R. HENRY II SIMMONS, General Traveling Ag-nt. si.tl7-dlT MUSIC. HP X -A. 1ST O FORTES El ALL WHO WISH TO GET ELEGANT i 'T fl'-'1"; -. -"'j itosewooa i lfXTtffi invited 7 v J WM.sorr, of j Rosewood llanos, superior tone and flni-h to esarnihe the Pianos of Chat , of Baltimore, now oo exhibition at Str. Suffero' Mui: Rooms, to the .Etna building. Ko-ns open frum " A. M. till H), P. M. Jy3 dly J. WILLIAM SLTTF.RN Drums! Drums! BASS DRUMS, TENOR DRUMS, SNARE IDRXJOVLS, BOY'S DRUMS. o. 4 llate Ilouae cl Cr oovlS CROCERIES. Groceries ! Groceries!! FI1HK NEW ADDITIONS TO MT STOCK OF GR0X CEKIES tiake it complete, comprisicg every thing to he found In a veil regulated froccrv It:ilililinicnt. I am prepared to serve my friends and the public generally, with a.'l articles needed for fatuity ne. Particular attention htrinn to the purchase of produce. Prien low as the lowest. J. BARNARD. ctlS-4l3ie. it N. 1ft South Meridian street. PATENTS." PATENTS OBTAIXED FOR NEW INVENTIONS OF EVERT descr.pti"-r.. ee c-ji.tlngett ou success. No patent no py. Send for Cirmlar, rtviLg terms, directiona. c. Address AMuS EROADNAX, XH-dly Pateaf AUoraey, WasbtsgloB.P. C.

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DOOIt AND JOD PRtTJTirJC.

INDIANA' STATE SENTIKEL STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT! WE ARK PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL OKDERJ for Book and Job Printir,:, with dispatch and tn the bt tj lt of the art. Particular atteLtion paid to Mercantile and Railroad BILLS OF LADING. BUSINESS CARDS, BILL HluADS, BLANKS, DEEDS, LETTER HEADINGS, REGISTER, CIRCULARS, RECKIPTS.Ac Show Cards and Bills ! CHECKS. NOTES" BONDS. ENVELOPES, STOCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, Ac.. Ac POSTING BILLS cci s-rm iiacAYS. Sltnw tlllk, Hotel nilU off rure, Hnnrf ltillt Postersnnd Progrununeat LubeU, Invitation (Par tiro nnd Hall.) imr DKeofcrrrioa. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES, MISCKU-ANKOCS PAiiniLETS, C0SST11TT10NS, REPORTS, BRIEFS, A. We have one of tbe moot complete Printing Establish tnents Id the country. Oar facilities for doing all kiodi cf Work, Dock, Plain or Ornamental, art firt das. W have introduced tbe latest and faste. t Preaaea, and have added to our Type ail tbe modern atyles, and we employ tbe best werkmen. We are thus enabled to fundsh Jba promptly, to guarantee aatisfaction and to accept low prlcea. We have connected with onr Job Department Adama Superior Presses, and are prepared to eieccte Stereotjpe Pr"swork, together with the Preaswork forontaide papera, at low flgurea. JCBi nerchants Bankers IKallroaA Jim. agerti Insurance AffcntSf ,ninut fnctnreri fcc. la tepenfully duicted to otxr EiUtUibnat tbj j I daadre Brtt -class work at low rat. j ! 4 rjrOrdeT fr, abroad will receive prompt attention. J gy-WcTk fnrnlr bed In all caaea at tba Um prcmtxsd. CT Strangers trosi 4 diiUnce, and bust-; new men of the city and country, are cordialU invited to visit our office, and examine our facilities for executing every description ot j Printing in the neatest ftyle, and on the mot j reasonable terras. ' 1 1 ff Office on Meridian Street, South of Wuh-' 1 1 iugton btrcet, opposite the rostofüce. ; Ad pk is?, ELDER HAEKNESS h BDIGHA1I.

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JUST EECXOTD A SltXNDtD ASSOSTEZNT Of si.ro lc atf.ro nouDLC.npv cr4sscs. For field, portability and power tbej m parti all other. for aal by SEilMONS, Optician. SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES, C., Of the greatest transparent power, cf tew laproTement properly atJju.ted to ti. cai-ü. Onlers froaa the cwuntry, wth jvartljuUrs, promptly attended to. Repairing neatly done w'.tii diratch. SEI! M0NS. Optician. oot23 ?o. 25. South Ulinoi atreet. COHMISOIOrj MERCHAMTO. .TESSK .JOIINNON, r General Commission Ilerchant, AXl Dealer lb t laur, C3ralnt and all kla4 ofCauntrr Traduce; Wines and Liquors Cigars Tobacc Ac OmCK AND vVAREU0rSE,t3T fcOCTTl tC0ND FT. II ILA DELPHI As Advances made en CantlrnmenU. aagtSlj WANTED. 200 Recruits Wanted IOUTIIE 1 Ol The i:irveii1Ii IiHaiilr). WlilCJI major j. w. mm Itautborized tora.se In Indiati. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. AT FK0M 113 TO t I KK MONTH, wmi RATIONS, quarter, mdk-al attrodanev, Ac , em-pi-tt. All t eti list will at omf t cloth. d, -ta..ld and provident w.tb rvvri ttitg csMttial to tbrir r-n.rt by tb- Govenmiert. TLrtcrm .f rnli-tmnt I T Ii rre Years Fay to commune frm ate of eidiM-rn-nt. None t ut al le-lxsliod ulimle turn, tetweea tbe at f Id and 30 yrara, nerd apply. K:rult!tc Urtidrtvoj Id Mrticrr'i tnfldlrtr, No. 58 Kast V.'ashtntton tr-ft, a.j. t i,e (M l llloV Hall. I). K. CXtiT. rtrvt Lteutmaat KlvDth ibfamrjr, Lpcrmurg Officer. r MEDICAL. onr. to voDFiiri i. tiirtM Liii. ('iub atd Cll rill fro away, 8nM:t inir in a uil day, if to lb In More yea Will go And rit cppürd with Towilmo; To't ran us it trerly a yon pi ras. It afr fail to frtve ynt Tnose Ciranulea wcnderfal art. Tin rar, lor thry speedily t a lastinr curt. Jfltjy 25 cent- per boa, at all Irun Kiorea. HHANDE'S BRANDE'S BRANDE'S BRANDE'S TUSSILACO Ct 'BKS coriiii. TUSSILAGO CI HFS COLDS. TÜSSILAGO CURF.S IIOR8ZNr5. TUSSILA(JO CURES ORK THROAT. ODI' TO lIA.Di:.w TLVMI.AC.O. WOSDKRJTI. ORAM'LES. Ob wbrre can I Cnd tbvm. To tie Pru Ptore ko quick, I will peedily fry them; I t.av a t ad CsMikb, And I wi b to be txirx To haf the best rtniy TLat m ill very on cor. TT7" 2 ci a per ba, at all tbe Drr Fure. BRANDE'S TUaSSILAGO CTKFS A5TITM A AND F.RONCHmS. bVld by all DrcKi'ta. 25 renta a boa. BRANDE'S TITS SI LA GO la rieaant i tbe Taste Cblld ren rrj fur It. B R A N D E'S T IJ S S I L A G O CTRKS HOOriNG COUOII AND CliOTT. tfr by all Iru.?rM. 25 cent a bot. BRANDE'S TÜSSILAGO CURES COU HS AND COLDS. Sold 17 all DmpKif t. IS reo; a ho RENOVATERS. CWMLYi.YG LYI nYRI.YC r? Ii0 I I Uli I ilia f JMIT. UNITFD STATF.S DTK-HOUSE, NO. S SOUTH Illinois street, Ind'acapolu, Ind.ana, JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop. At i hi old and well-known 1ib!Uhmn(, tba ladiea caa have allka aid woolen coda dyasJ permanent sad beaut. ful colors; and k -i-ta' irtmenta tboroiihfy renovated and repafrM, aa cnd aa wbeo new, at lower pri tbaa aver. New and eooTid-han'! elothlnj bouM ud aol'. aUo, a piUcsJar branch in the bn-lne. denominated flu draw. lEg billiard table cloth, or tar in aay garoeLt caa fcs to wmngbt tbat It can not be riihle to tt r.aked eye. r""j C.juntry order ponrtaally attextded to. bo cotnertlon with any other boae in ttU ctty. Remember tb place, No. South Illioo atreet. fU J0LIII HAKEIL EXPRESS COMP AN I EG. American Express Company. aap tar Uf.'ITED STATES EXPRESS COKPAHY. OFFiCfc ON THF. C0F.NLR oF WASHINGTON AND Meridian ktreeU, Indiana p'.Ii. Three daily Kipreaxea to Nw York: Two da ly Kapreaaea to CtncjnnaU. and Two F.ipr'sea toCLxag-o aid ScLonit; Tbe above Cornpaauea ars tte oc!y prii Uead E x prraaov tbe follwins raia, via: INDIANA CENTRAL: LAFAYFTTF. A ( HlCAftO. INDIANAnIJ k I'EFf; TXRRF. HAUTE A KiCTniO.VTv, BKLUF(i3TAJNE 13DU1-AP0L1. . Moooy, paakajrea. vralvabk sad frvttt c-arro4 wttfe afety acd diapatcb, atl la cbarf cf apodal acd oCdsot BtsieCftTt. Noe. U lla and Drafts wtll bo rrotrTxJy co?Wed ax4 DRUGGISTS. SCÜIEFFELIN BhOTHEÜS & CO., WH0AfALr TJRrOllST. And Dslr in r.acf Css4i Pwrs fnmeryi Ac. Alo. Afecta for iho sal of l;&ed Tctrola-Ba:, I!?S3i9tieg Chi. crerlor to any Coal O U fanüehe4 la aey quamitie at tfco ion market rao 17 AXD 1T1 WIUiAM STB . J IF pTn Y coo pbVrjöTibriöCs " Webb, Kennedy & Co., TarilOLESAU: DFALFRS IN F0RFIC.3C AND HO jcatK lry Nvttotts. and Genu fun VVtng Good. Old rt-t IteJUrna;, . tgtg 4tr yLx!kA al-et,La-!a-4a H