Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3839, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1863 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL PRINTED A 51 It RUSH EI mat mit (atlMtl itririin at THE NEU' SENTINEL, OFFICII. HO. i WITH IIKKIDIA.1 NTHKKT,

DAILY STATE SENTINEL.

OPTICIAN.

ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM,

Proprietor.

VOLLME X.

7 oo

I i -rd by ts carrW wWbin tbe ciy. 14 win per Wwefe. payable ta the rarrtrr Agent will he nppSsed at II ewnt a CHy ntMcnUn will be brM rpjlbL, for paper Ml 4 Ltotr hiaias alter tsy haee rrawvwt, or when they WtaS tatet saafiisliin 1 unkM fotka la grees at (ha of. ftce of ssabtwasttcsB

M paper wit wuhoat pe paiert,w MMN than pSd for Copse of the Dativ hwtwi can be had at Um ach tatsarning, and tbe Wrbrit Rmii each way irsl,. neatly sealaasft, for aaavUng

DRY GOODS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

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CLOAK. SHAWL , MERINOES, VELOLkS. DELAIN, VALENCIAS, DRESS GOODS, CLOTH GLOVES. 1MB pocket hdkfs, LACK COLLARS, TALENCIENNES LACE, LACE SETS, LACE HDKFS, KID GLOVES HOODS, NL BIAS, SO XT AO 8, SCARFS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, LISLE THREAD GLOVES. F LUC ED HOSE, WOOL HOSE, COTTON HOSE. LADIES' UNDERWEAR, MISSES' UNDERWEAR, MEN'S UNDERWEAR.

REDUCED 25 PER CENT.

ADV El Ot. Kimrf, . U two f..nr

Uon of each

IN THE Wr KELT

Ion, and for each iner-

nuare

I II . 1 Oft

VELVET BONNETS AT COST!

us I. .1. CALLINAN, I'rop'r.

AdvrrM-n.r: puldi-bd in both the Daily and the Weekiv Ha stirb. " h ckuru'. d the full Daily rates,

-half the Werklv ral. - added.

i Matkr publM-.ed in the local columns, often ider will b chsrged fr h lnertion 1. if

i ,r. im rht ttt-r hli".

Charge will Imp mad" for in-erting the notice of the

f.., wn t Order. v--i. li.". and Associations at uie raie nnK"1. tu bv paid in wlvancr: Military Ompante, Ord. -r f tl rrllowi, Ma..mic Ordrrv KeneaoirnI pWielif and Siinrüii: S.a-iPtn-v

K.r em. h nofir not ext-lina " v c'" r j

urtit lin at rat. rfratba with funeral notice altacbed, $1;

free

N-.tirei 50 erni-

i of re.ttvalo, lleinr iml Excursion, RotU-n up by

, or by churches, at the regular

d.-cll-dlni

$150.

MUSICAL. PIANOS.

$150.

Anvf ri ! iiift" ii i""it.-j Min p"i perialNotices if t. ..,! t.e charged double tb- uual ralra. AdvrrTiwmtit makinir le ih.tn thr line, iiwerted ore in the Dally, will be chared fifty cent. Yearly advertiser topav qnarterly. AnnouiK-ina- candidal- fin olTW of eTery d"criptlon to be chanted at the rate of ft M for each ntmc in the Daily, And l in the Daily and We kly, tbe note to be, in all ear. pal 1 in ad anrr Leffdl advert iementi inserted attbe f xpi nw ..f the tlarneyt orlerlnjr, and not delayable for the leaal proceed -tnar. but collectable at our usual time. 1'uMuher n-d accountable for tb accuracy f legal alv-rtiem-tit-. beVaaft Mat aaaount rharire.1 for their pub)irati.n. ELLER, HARKNESS A i- Nuil KM, Pronrielora Indiana Stat Sentinel. J. M. T1LKORD. Preblent Indianapolis Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

II K1 Its. AHKISONS' BANK No. 19 Eat Wabinat..n street ppoatla the Sentinel Office. mar4

LIVF.Bf TABI.i;. LUf.It Ax HWSLET, Wrery and Sale Stahna, In the rear of the Palmer Hon-e june5-dly

MM IIIUF.S.

DAVIS ft CO., Union Foundry, Delaware eOeet,opa pnaMa Union Depot.

ASSRLMAN A VINTON. Waahinnton Foundry and Machin. Worka, eaat end Union Depot. m29

III'.!. KNTiT F. M.F.HfTS.

'EW aeren-octave Piann. in roerood caes, Imu frame, an 1 over-tninir bat., for ftlSO: with moulding, 160; with mou Id ina;, carved and inlaid ii.mil- ' i- '. $ iT i. K", JIM, ami upwar U, the sanie, w-th Marl keys. $225. ftifO. Ac. Tlo- above Pianos, tiouh cheap, are excellent. Second-hand "in nt 92.',, 940, 9,-.o, 9, f75, and ftlOO. w Melod oti fruin ft:M upwards. jvlxjsic. music, music. We 1 :,' ',: !i Ljixlreds f different piece-, of Mti-ir, a larire uumbei bt-ina: by the firt maatera in the muiriil rld. Ab Instruction R..ka for nearly all mu-iral inHtrunient. aelecl Haixl Muic, ilic Day School 15.11, Sunday School Bell, N1. 1 au.l 2. Patriotic S011 Book, lljrp of Freedom, Ac, Ac. Ilur C TA M MJl'E, which i ri aNfiir.i rtKK as aia In all who send for if , contains l:-t of all our varieties of mu-ic, with pru e ntt.-n lied. No laily in the country should be witbout If. Orders hj- mail or express promptly tilled, and as faithfully executed a tboiiffh the perv'ii ordering weie present. Remit mM in a resristered letter or by erpres. HORACK WATFRS, A (rent. n7-dm No. 4h1 Broadway, N. T. COFFEE. 353 RUBIA MILLS 355 353 AND 3Ö5 WASHINGTON STREET, X- Y. Q01 Mttivmii cor FEE, Put up in tin foil Pound papers, 44 in a box, and in bulk. Our prices range from S to 30 centa. We put up the following kind: JAVA, 7i IK AC'AlllO. M P. RIO, KIO

and M I'EUIOII ( Of I F.F.. We believe our Coffee to be '-efer than any ground Coffee now in ue. All orders address to ns or to our Agent, Messr. Puacx A Tors-i, 183 Chamber street, corner Washington street. New York City, will receive prompt attention. The retail trade supplied by first clas jobhing bouses in the various cities. ftHtl ill I A it I It A PEA1I .

I FRANCIS SMITH, formerly Deliell ft Sraiih, Real ' F.stale Agent and Tax Payer, 37 Fat Wa-b ng1o atreaa. laamaa to rent. JaaSS-dly 2

cKERNAÜ ft PIKW F., Real Ftate Agents and hr k. r. In -, East Wasbinatoti treet

M T. WÜ.KT. Real Estate Ageat and Stoek Bro

ker. !, Kat Washington street. mayl4

IVI

H4r Mi Mini UEAI.EMi I I C MAT HEW ft CO.. Wbofcaale dealer in ftawta, li, Sboa, and Ruhhers. N 4 K .b.-rts' Blk, oppoaite the Uni Depot, Indianap-.h. Ind. aep4 ADAM KNODI.E A SON, manufacturers and dealer in all hinds of Boot and Shoe, No. 32 Ea-t Washartoo street apr37 5e-V-. - - - - - - . - . . . f m --' KOOhs A4D sTATIOM Itt.

IinWW, STEWART A CO., wholesale an1 ratatl I er in Bo. and Stationery, and Primer' Materia la, f.i 1,H Wet Wahint..n ireet aprM

mm n aimitiiwM mmTll.FT M KtWKT, DRUGGIST. Deader in Dnaga, W Chemicals, Paints. c. Patent and other Medicine-. N : - and Perfumery No. 49 Maacbuset'.r avenue, Indiatap H. nov.TO-ly

f IOMLOtH I Paint. 0 Mat Wal.

FiViMl.lNSt'N A ni, dealera in Draft.

, Oil. Glass, Perfumery. Fancy Good, Ac. R

lMFat Waaftdaagtoa tre.i. lit:anapol,. mjl9

BROWNING. Druggist, and dealer in P.viut. Oils.

. arr be. Dye - stuft, Glaa,Glaaaware, Perrum r .

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J ft H r.l.KXN ft TO . New York Store, Dry

. Goo.1 wholesale and Retail, Glenns' Bbck, East

i street. mav.S

IXTOVI.M l rf WtHli

HABIJ:S COX. dealer in S- ves, Tin Ware, Ac . No

11 Wr,i Whiiat-n treet. apr27

hook KiMirtts. AMPBEM. A BOYI.FS. F. n '. rv and Blank Bo. Matmfacturar., No. 37 East Wa-hinatov t . eat .f

n' Blk. up -tatr. Indian-ohs. feb25-dtf

kOUGI.AS A PAIJIKK. FW. B:i der an.1 Blank Bo. k

era, Wv 34 Fast Washington -reet.

M.lis A Co Or.xrerr. mav27

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CHIX A, .l s D Ql II AUW IKE. 111 4S K H iWrili'UN, Importer .f China.Glass and ly yaeenaware. No ,Cl East Wa-hinKtott M . polls, Indiana. Alo, Dealer tn Stone aare. dec?Ä

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1FK HtT TAII.OHN.

RJCDKRK k wKi'l rK, Merchant Tailor, and dealer

in ready made clothikg and f in. h ns asls. No. 31

evt Wa-bington street, oppoitr Sentinel nflfice. pay39

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-in, notes. itair, aecoot Mat

unel,r at Law aud mort:-.

Mawtaaya and

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ROAt'IiF. A IA Wis. Joaehp F McD-r.

IImmi L. Roach. Joseph Lew, At-

at Law, .K.na Insurance Joaa-

r'.vania atreet. Jeldlv

LIVERY STABLES.

O. W. JOHNSTON", Livery and Sale Stables X08 11 AND 13 WEST PEARLSTtEKT, lMjkArOUa.lM mM.

Horaea,

tries. Carriage and Saddle Hera Cfcarge no... a'. dec3-tf

I, I V K V s l it i I t "O 10 East Pearl .-.reel, half a square south of Wash- ' a.1 Utu treat. teiwaB Meridian and Pennsylvania aaaawta, hi rear f GUnn'a Bl-k. Ir.dianapotta. apft-dU wm vr 1 1. k I soy Proprietär

SCHOOL BOOKS.

VII Itln.l

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"P A T F. N T S

OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, ftf .ftjff. KBTA1NKD FOR NEW INVENTIONS OP RVFRY , .. 1 W de-cripaiiH.. Eeaa Wla-i at aw anawwaa. Mo pat. IB MAIL OU I Akii I Ql : AMITIES. aaat wo pay. lai.rtf ar Cirrnl! ! n.aj ma, h.aatiawa.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, J A NU ART 28, 1863.

NUMBER 3,839.

DAILY SENTINEL

ANNUALS.

FRUITS.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. BLUtrurraiax aaiLaoa. Tra ns Leave Trains Arrive. 00 A. M Mail 7 30 A. M. 1:30 P. M 12:00 A M. A-3ft P.M.... 30 P.M. iDiAArou SD coLcmra via rote. Trains Leave Traina Arrive 5:20 A. M Expreaa 1 3.5 P. M. if ? M rcommodatioD 10-.45 A. M. II)tS A '-aKTBAl IAIIS1T T . Leave. Trains Arrive. 5:00 A. M 956 A. M. 11X5 A M Mail 2HI6 P M. 710 P. M -35 P. M. DIM AS rOUl AKI COLCBIBta WOBT UM. VIA IM V7 s Train leave. Trains Arrive. 5:00 A . M .............. .. ...... ....... 9T5 A . M . 11:55 A M 3-05 P. M. 7:10 P. M -.35 P. M. is mi a a apo i.i AMD ctaciaaATi a ai Lao ad Train Leave. Trains Arrive.

6:15 A. M 10:10 A. M. 11:25 A. M &15 P. M T:05 P. M 10:10 P. M raaaa Am baii-boad, Traina Leave. Trains Arrive. 0 JO A. M a oaaaa 4 A . 2 10 P. M 11 25 A. M. 1015 P. M . 7 00 P. M. BBW AttAXT AM' rHICAOO ROAP OBBRNCAaTI.K jrxrtloN Go up North. Going South, 5:00 P. M Expres 11:25 A. M. 11:05 A M Freight. Daily 2:00 P. M. j LAfAVCTTL RAILROAD. Train Laejew. Trafna Arrive. ll-OO A M 4:50 A. M. :2r P. M 10:40 A. M. 10:30 P. M 5:30 P. M. eaac AxniMDiAMAroLiaRAn.ROAn. Train Leave. Trains Arrive. 12.10 P. M Mail 11:20 A.M. 1O20 P. M Chicago Exprea. 4:30 P M IxntAXAPOLI Al MAPiaON BAILBOAO. Train Ieave. Train Arriv-. 3:00 P. M Fx press 11 00 A. M.pl 30 A. M Accomm'Hlation 4 30 P. M.-.' , jarTBK.HO. IULB BAILBOAD. Trains Iave. Train Arrive. 7 45 ft. M Mail 5:00 A. M :0O P. M 30 P. M. , - - laaaaBfjaa -MMMbw Arrival imil - ia r i it rr. or Closing of mils. ARRI VALa. Madisonmail 11 00 a. u. Cincinnati and way mail DVJO a. m. JefT-roii jlle and Iuhville 8:45 r. at.

T rr ll.i itt- wav mail 11:40 a. at

Peru mail ...11:40 A. w Central way mail 2:30 r. m Terre Haute tbrouKb mail .. 7:20 r. St Lafayette and Chicago v 0:00 r. m Bellefoiitaine w.ty mail S:30 r. u Beeffntine through mtil 7:35 a. m Central through mail 7 30 a. at Cinciiinauthrntigh mail ... Iflr'Or. Springfield, Illinois 10:15 a. at DKPARTl'RKB. Jeffersonville and Louisville mail 7:00 r. t Terre Haute through mail, St. Louis, Cairo.... 9:20 A. at Lafayette andChi ug MOO a. Lafayette Citv and Springfield. Illinois 7:00 e. st MadiVon mi;'.' 2:00 r. at Central way m til 10:55 a. a Central through mail and WashingtonCity 6 00 r. at Cin innati and wav mail 10:30 a. at Through mail 6 00 r. st Terre Haute wav, Kvanville and Vincenne HM f. Peru 11 3t a. m Bellefontaine wav and through 7:00 p. at TODAY MA ILA. t7A9a. Belief. i. taint- war mil 5:00 r. at Lo iisv.lle and Jeffer-onville 6:"0 r. M Terre Haute th on h 5:00 r m DRY GOODS.

DIARIES!

CLOAKS. &C.

FOU

18 6 3,

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1 o , o o o c O C O A - X I' T THE LATEST NEWS (IF THE DAY!

MJR RECEIVED BT

KtiEer Caldwell A Alvord.

The tHHcitltii of the Tinten are

Past.

ihm vi :i i i:iftv vu

I'll .1 . 1 II liOt Lli 'IUI0 1.1 II I IlIlJ I TT0 more trouble iu procuring a handsome Ckk or

i. ntiiiafora pneeto roit every Lady in In

150 R0XKS FRKSH LEM0S 100 BOXES FRESH ORANGES. 500 BOXES FRESH FIGS, iu pacta. 25 BARRE I J CHESTNUTS.

B0WEN, STEWART & C0S. Jan S-2wd

DRY GOODS.

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II Kuger Caldwell A Alvord. dec

DRY COODS.

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SPECIAL SALE,

FOR THE

HOLIDAY S

AT THE

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Trade Palace,

lta and adjoining country,

IVENS & CO. m Have fitted up and opened their CLOAK, FUR AND MANTILLA HOUSE,

IN THE OLD POST OFHCF. BUILDING. ON MERIDIAN

STREET We are now prepared to furniah Cloak and Fnra to every laJ that ha not already parchaett their Winter garment-. We will sell the balance of our large atock of Cloaks and Furs from 30 to 40 percent iea than anv

Houe in the Western Country. I The Children N Department I? particularly aUei.dcd la and I full aorintet.t kept "ii hand. We will al-u furni-li 1JI.A IV 0IXavIUi From to 30 inches wide, all of the bet qualltj . at lower rate-, thau the same can now be purchased by the caae.

We invite the Country Merchant? to call an I rxamine our stock, aa we can supply them at Eaatem price. ivft; & co. Philadelphia Cloak, Fur and Mantilla House. South Meridian street, Indianapolis. Ind. Jan2n-dly

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D U E 8 S s I l K . .

BOWLING SALOON. f rights mim saloon,

O 1 PmMJtrClT MUEII mMMLMM FROM At CTI ON AT FUriM 50 CENTS Tri 2 PKU YARD.

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A FULL LINE OF FALL A WINTER

DRY GOODS mm AT

Lynch & Keane s!

ON GEORCU STRKET, NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN Illinois and Meridian streets. This etai- ; lishtneiit is fitted up in ruperior style, and the best of otder is preserved at all times. Gentlemen vfcjtftkg the ; city, a well as the patron residing here, will find it as it !

ha liereto'ore been, a pleasant and agreeable place of resort for recreation. The Saloon has recentlv been re-fllte-i throughout. T. C. WRIGHT, Proprietor. declS dam

DRESS GOODS.

lOO PIECES OF

RENOVATE RS. ESTABLISHMENT

THE tTMTTED STATES DTK-HOUSE, NO. S.a. TH Illinois street, Indianapolis, IndiaQa, JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.

At this old and well-known establishment, the ladle can Ii are silks and woolen goods dyed in permanent and beautiful colors; and gents' garments thoroughly renovated and repaired, as good as when ves, at lower prices than ever. New and second-hand clothing bought and oM, also, a paticular branch iu thebuineaa denominated fine drawing billiard tabic cloth, or tear in any garment can be so wrought that it can not be visible to the naked eye. MWm Country orders punctually attended to. No connection with any other house in this city. Remember the place, No. 38 South Illinois street. fcW JOSEPH HAkHlB.

MEDICAL.

TAKRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SEX.TZTEIFC APERmNT.

RAILROADS.

Incliustoli and

186:.

Ilnclion

Dress Goods

FROM 18 CENTS FFR TARD UP.

PASSRXnvp Twits; will iv kw tub- - N "

THESK (it)riDS WERE

fllHE PASSENGER TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE I Union lpot, (ndianapol. s, at 3:00 P. M. daily, for

MADISON, arriving at 7 50 P. ML For the a comnviati "'n of way pasenger a Car will run in connection with the Freight Train daily, leaving '.itianapoli.sat6:30 A.M atiich train remains sometime at :h station, affording rassengers an opportunity for the .rinactlon ol business, arriving at North Madison at 2:50 P. M. This Road form. a line with tl-.- Packet at Madi-on for the transportation f freitit between Cincinnati and Indianapoll and points West. Tariff of Freights as low as by any other ronte. Shippers and merchants West will find it to theiri titerit to ship by this Um. Janl D.C. BRANHAM. 8ujerinterdent.

IN THIS LINK WK IXChL ALI. OTHERS, BOTH IN 8IVLE AND TRICE.

400 Balmoral Skirts,

T at irno! 1862 S

1862

A Mi WILL UK ftOLB

Bi low the Pn srnt Standard Prices!

RFMEMKER.

ALL PIR809S PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST. JOSEPH and other points in Northern Missouri, the State of Kauss, or the Territories, should insist on having tickets that read by the NOICrtl tlissoi Kl ItAH ROAD, The only rail route from St. Lot, to St. Joseph. It the bortest and ouickf st line, by thirteen hours, to the remotest point reached by rail, and is always as cheap as any other. Bay your Tickets to Kansas and all points in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad. IS V AC H STl'UGKMN. Pres't and Gen'! Supt. Norta Missouri R. R HFNRT H SIMMONS, General Traveling Agent. sept!7-dly

Ft its ! ft its: RUSSIA. HUDSON BAY, AND AMERICAN SABLE, ROL'illT F. V RI.Y VXD FOR S AI.K IX)W.

This valuable and popular Medicine ha universally received the most favorable revoromeudationa of tbe Medical Profession and the Public a the most ErTKlKXr .OD ACRBKABLK HALIM APERIENT. It my be ued with the best effect In Bilious and Febrile Bfeasawaa, Costiveneaa, Sick Headache, Nausea. Loss of Apvvtite, lndia:etion. Acidity oi tbe Stomach, Torpidity of the Uver, Goal, Rheumatic Affection. Gravel, Piles, And allComplaiots where a gentle and Cooling Aperient or Purgative i required. It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travelers by Sea and Land, Resident in Hot Climates, persons of Sedentary Haidts. Invalids and ConvaleKent; Captains of Vessels and Plai.ter will find it a valuable addition to their Medicine Chest. It l in the form of a Powder, carefully put up tn bottles to keep in any climate , and merely requires water poured upon tt to proJuc- a delightful effervescent bever- . Numeroti testimonials from professional and other gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the country, and its steadilj increasing popularity for series of yes IS, strongly grarantee lt efficacy and valuable character. andcor,inie,id it to the favorable notice. of an intelligent public. Manufactured on!;, 1 yl AKK .T1 CO.. No. J78 Greenwich street, corner of Warren - reet. Nch York; and for ale by Druggi-tsg- r.erally. JyT-ly

MUSIC.

TV 191

; 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST., WM" and cintinnati .- ff W-

Net Dre Good store t t!i Palmer House.

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PROPRIETORS.

H.."A s. rfW.KI A j

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AMI HROADNAX.

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U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES. M. 20C.) rrjRKS STATES OK M ERICA, DISTRICT OF INDIANA. B8e Wrrrkas, A lilel of information has neen filed In the Distr cr Cwaxrl of Mm United State mithin and lor the 8eventh Circuit and District of Indiana, on the 17th day of January, 1663, by John 1 Lintia, Fsq.k Attorney of tlie United States, ..r the District of Indiana, acaitist the following ieacrlbed estate, credits and eflects of one James CaVaaa, to-s it; ''A certain jadgment against M aat Mort-laod snd William M ore i and. in the Madison Circuit Coari, in the State of Indiana, rendered April Term, ls61. for fti17 10. with a credit thereon of fsVK); also a promis-so-y t t j r i : 1 1 th" same parties, due December 2., Iftftl, for ftl,VSft, Ss4 iwomore notes against the same partu s for a7öa each one - f whi. h i due Decemoer 25, IS2, and tbe other at due IWemi.er 25. 1H63, ' for a violation of the poweis i f an act of Congress approved July IT. ls6J. entitled, " '.' .irt tn ippie tnurrec'ion, to punish treason and n l-lhoii, to seixe and cntiscate tbe property of rebels and for other purposes," and pra)ing process against said iroperty, ani that the same way be condemned and sold as enemies' property. Now, therefore, in pursuance f the monition under the seal of said Court, te me directed and delivered, I do hereby cive public notice to ail perso:, claiming said property, or any part thereof, or in any mannr mt res'ed therein, that rlftjsy be and appear betöre the said District Court a the United States, to bs held at the city of Indianapolis, in and fr the District of Indiana, on the first Monday f Pftft ury next, at ten o'clock .n the forenoon of that day, then and :l.ere to interpose their claims, and to make MAf allegations in that Isehalf D G ROSE. I". S. Marshal. Per I. S. Bkielow, Dtputy. Attest: Jons H. Rr . Cierk. Jan20-dl4t .No. 7P2 ) II M I I I s r I I ESOI 1 1. It I f A Dl- ) TRICT OF INDIANA, SS: Wherfa, A DftaJ of inffnnaüon has been filed in the District Court of the United States, within and for the Seventh Circuit and Dlstnr f I : liana, on the 13th day of January. I;,, by John Hanna. Esq , Attorney of theUni. ted etates for trie District of Indiana, against the life 'stare id pi e hr. n D t'owdei . in and io tt e foll w.ng d scribed real estate in sxi Di-tr ct, t o-wit A piece or parcel of land ad;o,nirg the town of Cambridge Otr, adjo n:.g r! west Mde of h , in block 2, W. R. and S. R., in Hawkins' addition to said town, and being directly s juth o. W . and a part of 5, in said block 2, and facing hail road street an! lie Cincinnati ard Chicago Railroad on the south, the sSrne ep.j. , ue prop,,,, former! v owned by Wm. II. Car nor, ,nd being ne hundred feci on the street, by a! ou ' : . r de-p. 35 feet west side 1 -S and 6. in block 2. W. R. j s. m ywkim addition to sBid towe. frr a riolatiot. of tbe power of an Act of Congee approved July 17rh. 194. entitled "An Act to suppre- iujrrecUon. lo putiKh treason and rebellion, t sjnf and confiscate the propeny of rebels, a: a f r otl.rr purpes..-' praying process against said realty, and tftat the same may be e ndemned and aoM as enemies' proper. . pw, therefore, in pursuance of the Monition underthe seal of the said Court o ik directed and delivered, 1 do herebj give psblic notice to all person claiming said realtv, or any part thereof, or In any manner interested tberei ... that they hr at. d appear before tbe said. Use District Court of th United Stile, to be held at the cilj of Indianapolis, in and fur the Diatnct of Indiana, on the 1st Monday of February next, at 10 o'clock of the fore on of that day, ard then and thereto interpoae their claims and make then . '.legation in that behalf D. G ROSE. U. S MarsSRl. By I S Rioaiow, Deputy, A lies I Jams R. fc a C lerk JaMl17-riU'

Sliortpot ISottle b 'I'liirty .Tfilcs! 90 CI! NOF. OF CARS TO CINCINNATI I Three trainslcavc Indianapolis Daily, Sundays excepted.) IIkSTTRAlN.-5 15A.M, (CUsCUOIATI EXPRESS 1 arrives at Cincinnati at 1 0:40 A M , and Lexington Ey.. 7 :jo P. M. - ond Tra n ll:2ö A. M Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Cincinnati 4:4' P. M.. making gl99a connections with the Little Miami Railroad lor Loveland. Morrow, Columbua, ! Newark! Zat.esville, and Wheeling. Third Train 746 P. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives at Cincinnati 12 20 P. M. Fare same a by any other route Call for your tickets ria tbe Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Baggage checked through. S i.ii N.-fu x. Be ure you get n the right train at Indianapolis. The enly Cincinnati traiv, stands on the fifth track, b .i:g the farthest track south in the Union Ipot. at Indianapolis. 11. L. NOBLE. General Ticket Asrent. P. M Lnifsow . Traveling Agent novl7 '6i dly PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGEMENT. t- Koutt- to ( liirtago via Kokoiuo. 32 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE. ON AND AFTER NOV. 15, 12, trains will be run as follow-: A Mail T'ain will leave Indianapolis at 12 30 P. M., stop at allktatlon ad make close c .nnection at Kokotno with train on the C tici::naii and Chicago Air Line Railroad for Lorcansport, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive at Peru at 4 25 P. M . in time to make connections with train on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, going East and West. Returning, the same train will leave Peru at 7:25 A. M.. after the arrival of the train on the T. ft W. R. W. from the Eat, and arrive at Indianapolis at 11:20 A. M. in time to make connections for all points East. South and West. An Expresstrain will leave Indianapolis at 10:20 P. M., corne tat Kok mo with train for Chicago, and arrive at Teru at 2:30 A. M., 'ntime to make connection with trains going East and West on tbe Toledo and Wabash Railway. Returning the same train will leave Peru at 12:25 M , making close connection at Krkomo with the trains on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago Valparaiso ad Loga port, and arrive at Indiana poll at 430 P. M.. in time to connect with the evening tram for Cincinnati, Louivil'e and other pointa. Special attention givtn Ifl the transportation of lit stock, produce and merchandise generally. DW1D M ACT, General AreU and Superintendent . V. T Malott, General Ticket Agent. sovls, r. dly

MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS: LLmiiHES9 iff pans, mULUMTBJtrm i . i M . vn co. WFon tsi L O e ( o o tl m in H o t 9 FOR

HOLIDAY SALES. H. A. rLETCHEB CO., 5 AND 2 WKT WASHINGTON ST., IXDIANAPOI.Ii, IMPIANA. (Ie'22-dlm

IP I A INT O FORTES

ALL. WHO WISH Kl i;i-T F LEO A NT Rr.sevfoyd Pianos, snnerior tone and finish

are invited to examine the Pianos of Chas M NliefT. ff Baltimore, i.n ofTexhibition

at Mr SufTern's Mtsic Rooni, m the .E'na Building Room open from 7A.M. till 9K, P. M. Jy3-dly J WILLIAM SUFFERN

Drums! Drums!

BASS IDTflXJMS, TEISTOR DRUMS, SÖST DRUMS, BOY'S DRUMS. i

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SHIRTS.

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Ar ar LOW PRICES; ALSO, L.t n WkXkV aan ii K .VT'S FURNISHING GOODS. AT

30 WFNT IT ssWITIBTlW STREIT. )rdersfrom the country promptly filled. noTl-dly-'62

TOBACCO AND CICARS.

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T. i- . am 1 r Hi.- A Ikasstms! Pat.trta. T'i !l -1R i'.' -r Tn :r.4.1- vnT s.i',ieT4or to all est . In tl f .!:: r-;rts: Will l-rvak, rust esa(e. pall af I r. in la BRwAr tlrT or HmlT ; will nir - ! I mi t f j irV -t T, -. I .sr " oc Injure the r r 1. a-d I aiaar "lan and c1 a t..-w. Pit'..nt ran lw BstSaSSSl flit. I t r . rt.lir. slae In in i , . i 1 1 s 1y In Iii- ,4 r-n'r.rt . Ur . KTSa t to wipri.-eH i".rro(lt - The fd I w:i o- lr nre iJT.t1 t.if t.t, t 'arrnrhan; and P.-, r. SCsarf rW; Pr-fa. Ilaftsil and PMasVIa i'r II J '. X't.; s,r i :. -in-r ,i !' ir.u, U Rsliragtnt . Prf- DraataarA, lvr, Rn. -!r.Tr, and IaVi, Cö-a.; Ir. W .l. 4t. M.lwiikS, TA I. I ri.if-e1ureT arel IsjmWt i:i Hik'T Urar, ASVInjl s !n.rti-o, Silk a: d C 4t. n t las'i. Si -Lbigi for T.-i.-of , S'liis-rv IViiJi "it- A''., Ac !:: WILCiN PATsCTT ITHTCI VI. LRO, Wmvnti twjrd Sp C. Hfaff-T t, !u man Bahras taw! over all Vtltc , ai 1 as an eLWnee i f auch it fa r"retved the IL -d i r. -u: at the U . t. J mtm Tair. tandcr the eaasRaasaaVaal of t)e r4 aoravs hi ar ctxmtrr. Its ssot: is recelv-rd frf3 a mlJrT cr! i fi-b will never ksn 'z it b grt at psjaftestMBSJ aarprtsai s?4ral nsrwag

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Just returned frm Coisecrlcsi. WWTHFRF rtV H EN'.AOFO i.nno.fvv F7NF D0f f MFST1C Ciaar. Ali ä.. ül be ar.a'.e-i f the very bet qsallty, and will sell 25 Per Cent. Lower

EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Expres Company,

JEFTERSONVILLE RAILROAD Two Trains Daily, Sunda) s Kc pit d TTa n Arrive Trains Leave. Ü40A.M. ' 7 45 A M A30P.11 9-0 P. M. A BOVF TRAINS STOP FOB THE ACCOMMODATE N I of aBSB-Mili at ftoutftport, Greeowood, frankhr..

Bdtnbnrgh, Columbus, making connections at rsevmour .

with trains on the Ofaiu AM K a ;, and at LouiavtHs with trains on tbe Lousvilse, ftrsnkfort ft Lexingtsio and LsTNusTill and NaahviUe Rossis. Preight i.rain Wave daily. Freight prucnptlyfonraHed. Other, Madison Depot, Wesi jde. A 9. CAROTHFRS, 'iperiatendetit. J t. Wsnscotaa. Freight Agent apl'fT dTy

Than any other boue will fsrnpb tbe same quality , It very one who sells cigars, wholesale or retail dealer ' come soon at.d examine the 'nck.

JOHN A. HKIDLINuER, novlO No. 3 Palmer H u

UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

What shoald I tak- for a Cough? THE WONDERFUL GRANULES. They give immediate relief, tt cnts a bsi . UHANDKS Tl SSI L AGO CCRE COUGHS AND COLDS

Sold by all Drugfcist. 26 cants but.

Kkui WASHINGTON AND anapoMa. t New York; o encinnatl, and

.rago and St Lssaia; ady prlntlasjed Expees

Waat should I take for Asthma? BRANDES TUSSILAGO. Isey give tratatstdiate relief Mcssttissi.

Or i ICE ON IHkU Mend.an streets.

Three dally Eipraaass Two daily F.xptse t Two daily F.aprv-e t The above Compaa-r- are t

the o, . wjng rsla,Ti: IMDUNa CENTRA I . LA FA V KTTF A CHK'AOO: INDIANAPOLIS ft PF.RC TERRE HAUTE ft RICHMOND BE IXEFtiNT A IN A INDIAN A Pol AS U juej, paakaga. vsjBsftiss saA freight caxrtsjd wttft j safety and dlsasatch, and is charge of apedal sasd iftlcassjl taewngr Nete.. Bills and Drafts will b prompt rv e .4WAed ass ready rsecms asasie J SITTE RFTEl D. A fast

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CROCERS.

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OSBORNE & URLETON, (SB. Ol West WsailBSsrlsBi Strrsi. (Opposite the State Hon,) on oc e li s.

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MEDICAL. DRS. CARTER & BODMAN, OK MCE, M'. I' N'tRTH ILIJNOIS STREET. (Neat building to Bate Hoax-, North.)

DR C ARTER RETCRNS Tn AN K S K U A LIBERAL patronage inc bis location ta this c;ty. He i now associated with Dr Rodman, a phytddan -f Inoges-p-ri-ne in all the Oepartmuu of ih pro(eaioo. nov2-d3m

DENTISTS. P. G. C. HUNT,

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