Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3860, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1863 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL. murm and n bi umv ITIlt I II (ATI ) AT TBI MB SLWTAhL OFFICE. t Ml I TH ni KlUIAN MTKKKT, ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, Proprietor.

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INDIANAPOLIS, IM., 8ATÜRDA1 MORNING, FEBRÜAB1 21, 1863.

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U. S. MARSHAL S NOTICES. DAILY SENTINEL

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

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Withmif notice free Marrtaire N . - . . ocenta N..-,-e. ! F. : , -. IV'TK F cur( if I ten np by tndivbluitN r .oatin. r y churchc, at the recuIr prirrAdvertlerreit leader and lacrl nndeY the head nf lpecil w.Htcen. if ten line -r j ,-r, will ,f charter,! .iout.le the uual rate. Advertisement making le- than three line, ioertel nee in the Dairy, will be rhnr;;.i fifty renta. Tearlr advertier t-pv quarterly. Announririf candiiiate for oftirc-f every rlewription In be rharjfe.i at the rate of fl 50 f..r each n im in the Daily, and 3iri tbe Daily aü.l Weekly, tiie am- he, in 11 cae, paid In advance. IC-il-41' " ,: in-erted at the evnjene of the attorney ordering, anl not delayaHc for the leral proceed -ii ir . collrctahle at ur uual time. Puiliher tit eronntahle f .r the accuracy r f leual .nlvertieinenta hewond th- amonnt charged for their publication. ELDF.B, HARK5KSS A BISt.HAM, iToprietora Indiana State Sentinel. J M Ttl.VDKK. Preident Indianapolis Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Ml. 205.) TSITKD STATKS OF AMKKK A. f! STRICT Ur I.NIJ DLAJIA, Hk Waaaaaa. A iitiel of itifornaatioi. ba iieen filed in the

Dtatrlct Oort of tbe failed State within aud for tbe Seventh Ctrcalt and DMtlct of Indiana, on tbe 17th day of Janawry. ItCA by Joan Hann, Kaq.. Attorney of Tt.e t ri,t-,l ttate., f..r tbe Dtatrtct of Indiana, afaisat the Ml,, wing deicrtbed eUte, credits arid effect of one Jamea Caraoa, to-wtt "A certain iadrment acainM M'wt Moreland and William Morel and, in the Mdiri Circuit Coo't, in the State of Indiana, rendered April Term, 1S1, tor t17 10. with credit the re on of $500; a)w a pr.n. . i;..t !i- anie par'-.. :u- I , -t'.'.er iMSl.for ll.otiO, and two more note afatrt tbe ame partira for 760 ear b one -f abi h I due Iieremoer 25, IMS, and the other i doe Docemher 25, 13. 1 for a violation of tb power of an act of Conane approved J ily 17, Iran, entitled, "An act t aapprea inaurrwetiofi, to puntab treaaon and reliellior,, to aeiie and cannacatc the property of rebel and for other purpose," and praying arnrewi againat said property, and that tbe aame may be ondemned and void aa eaemiea' property. Now. therefore, tu pursuance ,,f the monition under tht aeaJ of said t'ourt, to me directed and delivered, Ido hereby give public notice to all person r Laiming aid property, or any part therer.f, or In any manner Intere-te! therein, 1 that tbey be and appear befre the aaid Di-tnrt Court of the I'mte, St.,ie. :., i-- Iieid at ilie r,:y of Indianapolis, in and f r the District uf Indiana, on the nrt M.:.d.y of Feb uary neit, at ten o'clock n the forernKn oftbat ' dav, then and 'here t,, interpo-e theirclaim. and to make thaif allegation in that liehalf D. ROSE, U. S. Marohal. I'er 1. S, bK.KL.ow, Deputy, j Attest: Jon H Hka, Clerk. Jant0-dl4t fHl f I 1 s I I Of tKf ,DIS. U tk: I ' ) INDIAN . S?i: W max am, 4 libel of information baa been filed in the !)-!,; C.urt . ! tli- I niita 'at -. :'hin and for the Seventh Circuit and Dietrict of Indiana, aa the 13th day of January, 1863, by J -I:?, Hanna. Kjmj., Attorney of theCnited ftafe f,,r the In-ir;cf of Indiana, agamt th life etate of one lorenio i. Cowdeti. in arid to tbe foliowmg d crile,: real estate in ald District, to-wit A pice or , parrel of land .adjoining the b.an of Cambridge City, ad- j Joining the wet -ide of lot 9, in block 2, W. R. and S. H., in Hawkiri,' addition t and l.eiinr directly MMtl of lot I, and a part of 5, in sabl hi k 2, and facing , Hailroad it reel and the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad . on the south, the ame ' eMg the proper'y formerly owned by Wm. H. Cannon, and being '-ne hundred feet on the Mreet, hv a! out 140 feel deep; also. 35 feet west fide lotA and 6. in Mock 2. W. R. and S. R. in llawkn.-' addition to said town, for a violatiou of the power ofl an Art of Congress approved July 17th. Ii8 ei.tifl-d i ft t,, iij.pie-. insurrection, to pnnih treason and relM'llion, t -e-.ze nnd contisca'e the property of rebels, afd t r other purposes," praying process aiain.t said , realty, and that the same may he condemned and aold enemies' property. ..w, therefore, j,, piir-u.ince of the Monition under the neat of the aaid Court me directed and delivered, I do hereby give puhlir notice to all person claimiut; said I realty, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested th-r io, that tbey be and appear before the said, the District Court of the l i ited tate, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, in ami for the District of Indiana, on ti e 1st Monday of hei.ruary next, at 10 e"clock of tbe forenoon of that day, and then and there to interpose their claims

and make then . negations in thit i-ehalf D (i MM, 1'. 8. Marshal, Hyl. S. Knticuiw, iK-puty, Vtesf

Ion H. Rr s. t'ler-

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üo 19 Kaal Washington street iel Office. mav4

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LLF.N A HINSI.F.T, Livery and 8le Stables, in the

-ear of the Palm- r H ue jiinea-aiy

ill DHIKS,

DAVIS A CO., Union Foundry, Delaware Mreet.opposite Union Depot.

igton Foundry and Depot. mv19

ASSKI.M VN A VINDiN. Machine W,.rk. eat end Un

HK A I. ESTATE .;FT. MASCH SMITH, formerlv IVlxell A Smith. Real 1 Kstie Agent and Taa Payr'. 37 K.w W.,hi' n?ti atreet. House to rent. Janl5-dly 62 4.1 rKKKNAN A PIKRt'K. Real Kstate Agent and AV I Broker, in, Ka Wa-I gton UTM. T. WIl.ET, K- a! Vtate Agent and Strrk Rr... ker. 16 K.at Waidimgi ,n -tr. et. mayl4 HOOT AMIMIOK UI AI TJIN.

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MATHKW A CO. Wholesale dealer In BM,ts,

Shss, nd Rubber, V 4 RotiertV Hl'srk, opposite

'mwb Detxit, Indiaxiapoli. Ind. ep4

ADAM KNODLK A SOU. nianafartarer and aValera in all k ;ida of Boot and Slioe, No 32 Kat Whng'uti atrort. aprJ7

KIMIK. IM) M I IIOMHI.

OWKN. STKW ART A CO., wholesale and retail .ieal-

ers in Bok and Btationery, and Printers' Material,

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UrltA.. M. UtWKT. DKLUiiyi. -Dealer in Drugs, Cherrucal, ratet. Oil-. DaatuffW. Botanic, Patent j ai. t .vrber Med n. v S ... and Kerf imerr No. 4 Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis. nov3i)-ly.

IML:Ns)N A COl. dealers in Drugs. Metluuies. Paint, tills, i ;;,, Pvrfutn, rv, Far: v 'io,i-. A, . No

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, No 22, West Washrngt "! -treat.

fits. Oil a, rfumery, apr:?'

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iMJAMiIf 1 X. ' M r iri H'o.ee.Tlu , II West Washington street HOOK III NIM Its

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Ware, Ac . No pr27

1 VHl'liH i A BOVI.iS p. ok Bindersand Blank Rook

annfacturers. No. 37 Fai W a'.nngtoti st . east f

rk. up stairs. ImlianatMdi-. febj& dtf

nOHil.AS A FALMFR. Muck Binders and Blank Rook Maiinfartnrer, No .Uli, Käst Washington - --et, er A!f -rd, M.il ACo'i Ofxicery. mayJT 111 . l.l ns II 4l I I s aJal . (1H H WTHORN. Importer of ch na.tilass and y sjaaaneware No i3 Fast Washington t , Indianap '. D' I i'a s, Halr in Stnewarv. dec'M

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tl.RT FFMOUSON. Attorney and ( , n,elor at Urn Pays ch ' t approve,! Ju igtiieiit ana niorig. negotiate- -. .de-, Ac. Ottlee, 2-4 Kat Wash- , .trcet, up staar. secihl dovt lw the iiguthatid. op. ,le SI -k. ,tt)

M aWeney j pasvj Km

D. ROaCHR A LKW1 . Joaehp K McDondlaot, I. Roach. J e, . v l.eai.; At ? aaht at Law. .Ktna luaurance tVm. sawawd MmV rVnnylvm sireet. ;ettly

LIVERY STABLES. O. W. JOHNSTON, Livery and Sale Stables NOaV 11 AMD 13 WkST l'l R!.TRKET. isniaaae, . is ism , , MjMjM Horas. Buff,r Camaaat and s. . Msial aiwa sin sa! chrae moderate aaasVtfl la i f i k v i i a ii i. i: . ' o 10 Kat Pearl street, half a square intjth of Wahlagt'1 street. Net ween Meridian and Pennsylvania atraet in rwavr of üleno's Mock. Indianap- lis Oft dlf WM WTI.KIÜ05 Froprle'or SCHOOL BOOKS. VII ItllKlM OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C.,&C ,

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saixaroaTAisi BAH-aoai,

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Tram ArriT. .. 7 30 A. M. . 1240 A M. . frio p. m.

lüDt arapolis at coi.msTS via rinc. Traiaa Leave Train Amv Ar.'i. A. M . F.xpresa 1 35 P. M. Wrf. P. M. Acrornrn.s.ation 10:45 A. M. ISniAKA CK.VTKAI BArLwaT. T'"i' Uv.' Tram Arrlvs. 5 0 A. M... 55 A. M. :t.7 A. M Mail 2 05 p M. T 10 P. M T6 P M. ixidASarous an coli wars saoerr una, vi hattos Trail Ieave. Trains Arriv. 5 00 A. M F'5 A. M. 11 55 A M 2 OS P. M. T:10 P. M 8:3ft P M. fWTiIAMAPOLISASn CtaciBSATI AAlUWAO.

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Train Leave. 6:15 A.M. 11 25 A. M. 7:06 P. M. Trains Leave. 10:20 A.M... 2 10 p. M.. 10:15 P. M .

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Going N-irth. 5:00 P.M.-. 11:05 AM... Train Ieav. II 00 A. M. 6:2-, P. M 10.30 P. M.

rsML- ASiiixruASAroi issam soap. Trains leave. Train 12.30 !. M Mail.. 11:20 1O.20 P. M CThicago Expres. ....4 30 i sin an seoi.is ivii a n : -os ham k.p

Trains Leave Ml P. M . , 6:30 A.M.

Train Arrive. 10:1C A. M A15 P. M

1O.10 P M T C HR.Il H ACTS HA !1.. A 1Tratn Arrive. 4:55 A. M. Ilr25 A. M. ..7 00 P. M. AKD miCAOn KOAO GRKCKCASTI K MMVHW

(toilig South,

FxrreFreight. Daily I.A'A YKTTK SAH SHAD

Trains Arrive.

. 4:50 .10 40 . 5:30

A M. A. M. P. M.

Arrive. A.M. P M

Train Iave . 7:3.1 A. M. . 9:00 P.M...

. tre . . . . . . Accommodation. j Renen sos ills r ilsoai Mnil

Train Arri e. MM A. M. . - 4 30 P. M. Trains Arrive. . . IcOaVA. M . 7 P M.

Arrlvnl und

Dopaarm rti or nosing Of 'lails.

AKKIVAIJ Madison mail Cincinnati and way mail JeJTersonville and Louisville Terr, Haute way mail Peru mil .... Central way mail Terre Haute through mail Lafnyette and Chicago Bellefontaine way mail Bellefontaine through mail Central tbroUk'ii mail Ciiicinnatithroiigb mail Spriiigtield. Illinois.

.1100 A . .10:20 a

. Ml . .11 4o 11:40 .. 2:30 .. 7:20 . 6:00 , . H.30 . . 7:35

. . fm a. . ltl:4) y. .10:15 a

OrPASTCKKh. JeffersonviUe and Louisville mail Terre Haute though mail, St. Iuis, Cairo. Ifayette and Chicago. .. . Lafayette City and Springfield, Illinois . . . Madi.-on ma!'. Central way mail Central through m.iil ami WashiugtutiCity. Cincinnati and way mail Through mail Terre Hsute way, Evansville and FlsB?Assaaa Peru Bellefonta'ne wav and through SI SOW MAIL-. Bellefontaine wav mail Louis wile and JeflVrsonvilla T-rr,- Raa' throu.h

Jf,ii7 I V'.se. ,. . 7.00 p. m. .. . 9:20 A. m. . .10:00 A. M. . . 7:00 r. R. ... 2:((l P. . . .10:55 a. a. , .. 6:00 r. M. ...IMI A. R. . . . Ml e. a. ....IMI r. a. 11 30 A. M. . . . 7:00 p. m. 7,we. .... 5:0(1 r m. . . . leH p. m. .. . . Ml p a.

RAILHOADS.

liiili:ui:ioliA niid

' A rrnnnemenl to oiiini-nc Ron day i I en. mi .

f v pa, eng trains daily Üundayaei

fl.1fliAOII IS63.

and Mi.di-oii.

DsaOa Depot, Indianapolis, at 6 30 A. arriving at Madison at 11.35 A M. and '

M. .50

l-ae the

and 3 P. M P. at

Leave the Depot Madion at 6 A. M. and 3 P. M , arri tag at Indianapolis at 11 A. M and B.N P. M. The train toswiog Indianapolis at 6.30 A. M. connects Willi thst leaving C.luiiliis at e.4., A.M. for Shelbyville and Ru-liville. arriving at helbyvllle at lO-lö A.M. aud h'usbulle at ItJl V M. Leaving Riishvilie at 1 30 P H. fait Hi J I Hi at M 9. ... , innects Mt Colambaa with HÜe i anl ML train, aw riving at either lod.anapoii or Madison tin same evening. This Ko.i'l f,rni- a Km with the Pack 4 it Madi-on for the transport ntioii of f'eighl between C'neillllSti and Indianrip'ili- nd pofVtl Wcl. T.irilf uf hreiuht a- low at by any other route. Shipper- 4iii ru-rrlian. - We.-t will fest it to theirinterest to -hip by this lino, febi D.C RRANMVM. Suierttitendent.

1862

ALL PF.KSON4 FVmCHAJIKü TliKKTS FOR ST. JOSF.PM and other points m Northern Missouri, the

itie of Knnsa.-. or the Territories, should "insist on hav- i illg ticket that read by the

NOItMl HMSMM III KAILIIIIAD, The only rail rout,- fr ni St. Ixc.ii to St J-weph. It is the shortest and ejlM&cal hne, ty thirteen tu-urs, t the remotest point reaclieu ,y rail, and is always a cheap a. any other. Buy your Tickets to Kansas anI all miiitsin Northern Missouri by the N. r'h Missouri Railroad. ISAAC II NTUROEOR, r-e't slid (ien'l Supt. North Missouri R. R. HENKY U SlalMoNN.iieneraM raveling Agent. eptl7-dly IM)! A POLIN AND CINCINNATI

Mn Mi st uiMii. b) I hirt) '1:1, s! NO CHANi.F OF C A RS TO CINCINNATI! Three trainsleave Indianapolis Daily, Sundays excepted.) I1IRST TRAIN -.M5 A M , (CINCINNATI F.XPRFSS arrive at Cincinnati at ltr.ii. X , mil Lexington Ky .. 7 M r M. Second I rain 11:25 A. M. CitKinnati Mail, arrives at Cincinnati 4 4" I'. M.. making ,-!,- contMlfklaaW with the Littst Minn Railroad fn- Loveiand, Morrow, Columbus, Newark. ZaneMille, and Wheeling. Thf.1 Iran 7 05 P. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives at Cincinnati 12 20 F, M. Fare same a by any other mute Call f r voiir ticket rft the In.lianapolls and Cincinnati Raitroa,'.. Haggafc checked througt, Sc, iAi N "rn -W -I. re F4W get in the right train at Ind:i ap. h- The nly Cincinnati train, stand on the fifth track, being the farthest track south in the Union Dep, !, ai Indianapolis W II L NOBI.F.. General Ticket Agent P. M. Lrmcow, rre:,i g Agent Mvll '12-dly PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

NEW ARRANGEMENT. a N' Ifoutc tu X liiiniro via kokomo.

32 Mll.FS SHORTFIi THAN TIIFR RulTK

OM VNI AfTKI NOV. 15, 1S. train will he run a. fotlov A Mad Train will leave Indianapolis at HJ W P. M , it ail statiotis and niske close connection kok nio with train on the C.is itiiiail and Chicago A;r L.ne Ra.lrod fr IOs;"'p'rt, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive at r.-ru at 4 25 V M . In time to make connection with tra'.n on the Toledo and Wabaib Railway, going Kat and V4 e Rerirr.'Tg. he .me train srtll leav Parn at 7 25 AM. if'. -he Arrival of the trn on the T k W R. W. from the Fast, and arrive at Indtanapahs at 11.20 A M. in time to make connections for ail points East, South and West. An Pvp'esstraln srllleaee Indtanapoll at 10 0 P. M.. onnevt at Kokosato with train for Chicago, snd arrive at Teru at 330 A. M , tut. me to make connection with iram going Hast and Wet on the Toledo and Waah Rail way. Ketnrnlug the .am- train will leave Peru at IMS M , making close r, : cticn at Kokomo w:th tbe traius

at) anl Chicago Railway from Chicago Loga, port, and arrv at Indianapolis at me to c nr:ect with the evening trains for nsvllle and other points, itioti given to the transportation of live

Valparaiso 4 30 P M . Cincinnati,

DAVID MACT, deessra Agent and Superintendent V T Mai-o-tt, itervera! Ticket Agent nov!4, '62-d ly

LAW SCHOOL. LAW SCHOOL OF I I;irv aril IN'ur;. 1 S4,:i. fMl'1 7v .- of r. ' aeek each, c mmertcUss; JB" MARCH 2d and SFFTFMBr'K 7th For CatAiogna and Circular address JOEL I'KKKKR. Royail Profrasor. Cm ndge. Ma.. Jan. 2. Isdsi. frb7-3td

Indiana l.rlslaf ure. SBNATt. art L1CANA BOLDJSIO OV. DeUwart nmi BlitckfitnlWalliir March. F.tvette mil Union Benjamin F Claypool. Fountain Henry Campbell H .miltoii anil TiplOB Pt3. B Grubb. Hendritki nd Boone Solomon Blair. Henry Jo-hu H Mallei. Ltfx.rte .mil Surke Abrom Teecanlon. Miami and Fulton Dmiel H. Beam. M ntgnmerv Michael G. White Noble, DeKalb aud Steubei Tim.itby R. Dit'kinon. K ooJolph Thoraas R. Brown, (contested.) Hush Edward H M Berry. Decatur J D Pleik 13. REPl BLK AXS fcLICTKD. Jefferson John L Mansfield. Wayne Othnel Beesti Benton, Warren and White Alfred Reed. Tippsjcanoe Mose C. Culver. Jasper, Lake. Newton and Porter Ezra Right. Pirke and Vermillion 0. P. Davis Miiriun John C New (contest; c 21. Elkiiurt and L ut nij.e John H. Baker. DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVKR. CI irk and Scott Charles P. Ferguson. Cl iy and Putnam Archibald Johnston. Gibson, Dubois and Pike Thorn is Shoulders. Johnson and Morgan Franklin Linders. Shelby and Hancock Martin M. Kay. Vigo and Sullivan Henry K Wilson. W.tsiiiiiotun Rad Harrison Simeon K. Wolf. Jennings mid Jackson Medea W, Shields BL IiEMOCRATS tLtCTtD. FIfHrd Augustus Bradley. Mm 'hall and St Joeph Horace Corbin. (ir.ttit and M alison John D Marsiinll. Posey aud Vanderburgh Geoijje W. Finch. Pen v, Spencer and Warri' k B. L Fuller. l).n is nil ! Knox James D Williams. Greene a n 1 1 Owen George N. Moure. Lawrence and Martin Thomas R Cobb. Cn w lord and Orange Henry Jenkins. Brown and Monroe P.iris C. Dunning. Kit tlioloinew Francis T. Hord. Dearborn James W. (JatT. Franklin Thomas Gifl'ord. Adams, Jay and Wells Georpe S. Brown. Allen Plinv Ho inland. Huntinoton and Whitley A. J. Douglas. Carroll an 1 Clinton Leander McClurg. On-, How ltd mid Pulaski John Davis. Ripley William L. Hartley 19 H INPEPKNDENT. Ohio and Switzerland Alexander C. Downev. Ko- -iii-ko and Wabash William C. Giaves. Kepulilicans holding over 13 " electetl 8 21 Democrats holding ovei t elected Ill 27 Independents. : RKI'U ESKNTATI VE8. DKM .4M. Adams P. N. Collins 1 Allen Othmig Bird. John P ShoatT...2 Birthoiomew 0 H. P. Abbott, 1 Boone Sherman Hosteller 1 Boone and Hendricks Thos. J. Cason. 1 Brown Stephen V. Cook 1 Carroll John B. Milroy 1 (jMSsCharles B. Lasselle 1 Clark Jonas 0. Howard 1 Clinton Cornelius J. Miller 1 Clav Adam C. Veach 1 OfRwIord Thomas Ryan 1 Divie.-s O S Given 1 Deiil.oin 0 F Roberts, Alf. Bregau.2 Decatur Daniel R. Van Bukk ...... 1 Delaware Alfred Kilore 1 DeKalb Mdi- Waterman 1 Dubois B. R Kemp 1 Klkhart Matthew Rippey 1 Klkliar and LstwtSBgl Amos Davis.. 1 Favette and Union Russell B. Perry. . 1 Fountain Saniuol Hatfield 1 Floyd (ieo V Howk 1 Franklin Redin Osborn. 1 Fulton tT O. Slnrter 1 Gibson Silas M Holcomb J Grant James Henley 1 i irciie John Humphreys 1 BltTMNMI John Li'inmoli 1 li usoessh io. Y. Atkinson 1 Hancock and Shelby James L. Mason 1 Hamilton and Tipton James O'Brien. 1 Henry Charles D Morgan 1 Hendricks James M Gregg 1 Howard I. M. Leeds 1 Htintitc'ton and Whitley Samuel McGa'ichey 1 Jackson Jason B Brown 1 .bister and Pulaski Paris Robinson. . .1 Jennm- Hub iiings 1 JelTerson David C. Branham and J. L R .e I Johnson A. V. Pendleton 1 Jay Samuel A. Shoall 1 Johnson and Morgan Thomas W. Woolen 1 Kosciusko Heiirv J Byerle 1 Kosciusko and Wlbllw 91 Marshal 1 Knx William E. Niblack 1 Lagrange Francis P Oriffith 1 Lakt David K Pettibone 1 La port e James Fotester and W W. Iliggin- , 2 Lawrence Nathaniel Williams 1 M uiisoii Richard Lake 1 M .rion John C. TarkiOfttOM and W. H. Kendrick OOnlsWfd) 2 M ,i -1 1 St u ke M A O Packard. 1 Monroe Siniuel H Botkitk 1 Motif -joniery James F. Harney 1 Morgan J. J. Johnson 1 Martin John R O'Brien 1 Mi mi R. F. Donaldson 1 Noble Timothy Baker 1 Ohio and Switzerland R N. Lamb. . . 1 OraMgl (ieorjje il Hon 1 Owen Jacob V Wolle i Parke Casper Bu.ld 1 p,ke William H De Biuler 1 Perry lames Hardin. 1 Porter L A Cass 1 poe K. M Spencer 1 Puttiim Austin M Puett and George W Pnet I Hr V Kdw;n P. Ferris 1 R iiMwlph John H Moorman 1 R1(sh-Williain S Hall 1 Sett Daniel Blochar 1 S;.ti,et James W Lemmon I Sullivan Stephen 0. Burton 1 Stoib -J icii, Mut?. 1 Steuben Kims B Notes 1 St. Joseph Andiew Anderson, Jr 1 Tippecanoe Joseph H Hershev. Samuel Mti'iard 2 Vanderlmri; and Posey John A Reiti.l Vandet w. - Thomas E Oarvin 1 Vermillion Irnd Ahdil! I Vio(, Haylewa W Hanna. .1 no. Kemp. .2 Wabtsh John L Stone 1 Warren Benjamin F. Gregory 1 Washington Jamison Le .1 Wasiniigum aud Harriion Aaron L Harden 1 Wayne Israel Woodruff, Oliver T. Job. E. B Newman 3 Wellsand Blackford Geo S Howell 1 White and Benton John T. R.cbard on 1 Warrick Chanihwr I RAILflOAOt. JEFFBRSONTmE RAILROAD Two Trains Daily . Saodsi) s Excepted Arrive Tram Leave .VisD A. M T V v M 7.31 P. M fH F M. 4M0VR TRAIKIST0P FOR Till ACCOMHODATlOa of passe refers at Sou Lb port, Orswnwood, Fraakhn, Bdinbuntb, Columbas, mäkln: connections at Seym our with trains on the Ohio A Mississippi Road, and at Loots, eille with trains on the Loaisvdle, Frankfort A Lexington and Louisville and !fahef11e Road. Frslrtt train leave dally Fre-.fht protapt lyferwarded OUce. Madison Depot. West aide. A. A CAltUTUARA. Supannteodeaw. J G Warrcoata. Freifht Afeot apl'D-oTy

BOWLINC SALOON.

CLOAKS. &C.

WRIGHT S BOWLING S.lL00. THE litest news of the mi

ON GKORIIA .TkEET. NORTH SIDE, BETWKFy ininnis and Meridian street. This ertablishmen is fitted up in superior style, and tbe best of aider is preserved at all times. Gentlemen visiting the city, as well as the patron residing here, will Sod it as it has heretofore been, a pleaaatit and agreeable place of resort for recreation. The Saloon ba- recently been refitted thr'UKt.out. T. C WRIiiHT. Pr pnetor decls-d3m

ANNUAL!. D I A E I E S !

The Mffictihie of the Times are Past. AO more trouMe in pencuring a handsome Cloak or Mantilla for a pnee to Rit every Lady In Indjaoapolis and adjolnins; country, since IVENS & CO. Have fitted up and opened their CLOAK, FUR AND MANTILLA HOUSE, IN THK OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, OS MERIDIAN STEKKT. We are now prepared to furnih Cloaks and Pur to every lady thst bas not already pa-cbaed tbeir Winter

. garrm!:t,". m , riu sei; the balance of our Iar,re itock of

laoaks and rurfrom 30 t 40 i r cent, less thai

Hous-e in the Western Country.

FOR

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JOII A. HEIDLIXsEK Just rcturti -d from Com, cti ut. WHKHK IK HAS BMlvAGMJ) 4.0K).lU0 FINK DOMr STIC Cnrars. All gofd will be war, anted of tbe very let quality, and will sc II 25 Per Cent. Lower Than any other hon-c will furnbh the same quality Every one wh" sellscbrar, wholesale or retail dealer come soon and examine the sroek. JOHN A. HKIDLINGKR, novlO Nn I Palmer House

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Shirts!

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The rhilclre.r Department Is particularly aUeiidisi to, and a full assortment kept on haud. We will also furni-li BLACK !-4lllv-i From 4 to ;t6 inches w a!; ,f the best cuslity. at luwer rate than the same cau now be purchased by the esse We invite the Country Merchants t call ai.i examine our tock, as w can supply thetu at Eastern prievs. IT BN A 4., Philadelphia Cloak. Kur and Mantilla H r.-. . uth Meiidiati street, liMliananolis. In.!. janlS-dly

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Sole Pr,ri. t.r in 1 MkusssMsAawejr f tbe Hard Rubber Tr'i-s. imdor Iti.'s A ti,"lyear's I'.tteiits, The 11 ird It i!U r Tniss i unlike itnd aasfVaT to all oft" i'i the f II wirijr r,-s,sfts: Will ikt break, rust CsaaV, li!1 r t.iist.-r ; an lr made stiff or llmlssr; will cur, Ib rni.i ,f y ir-' -LumVui : ,l-s n,: j.r-sa ir Injure the . or,, and I alu o lean aiwl fi as n. a. Pal etsts ,-ati he etaisjUlt ntt.sj ty a-iHllng slse In In, ',... sswd '! In Hoe -.f niii:re. ll'.i n'tM i'- j,s to siis-ri rlt i ierotls rs Tis fob lai'iL only lire off. r.sl ; ptofs M4t, CartHs-hati; and Prk. r. New Y.rW; Pr-ds. Ii,lard and AfRsrw-, llilhvlelpl a; Dr. It Joliii- ti; J4iin.e,ri 'leis-ral llun-ati, Madiln.t"'i; Profs. Itraln ,rl, Fr-er. Rw, 4iidr-wst and !-vi-, CM,-iir ; lir. W l,-.tt, M;iwiiLe. U is. M ciufa.-turer a;el Ih-ab-r in MssiMer ltr: es. AN1,mIrrI S iorf rs, .""ilk :iii1 Cnfln Elastic St a kings for Viir'r !!. tiss.tii. rv flmnlaif"', A'.. AML WII.Cn'S FATtCKT AltTIKIi'I 4L I.Kti. manfx hired ty C. stafiord, bus nuui)' alvantapes over all "!liTs, and as nti r.Metsr( f such it la ns-ebe,! tls first ir,mi'itiis at the I'lilte-I States Fulrs. under llss examln.ition isf tlie l-st sMrvests In ,ir rfMintry. Its mtion is rr eiv,l fru a rublw-r ! w bb'h will never bren',., i giv ng it a great preference m er t lie (iral spring used in otl r lind. Send s:ni. fr m'-bM. Post fiffv-e pox MMMJ.

For sale by all Ib-tiFgists.

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DRY COODS.

FOR THE

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Trade Palace, O F m H E 9 II SILMV.

-in- - PJUtCT nnvss sir hs FROM AUCTION AT FROM P CENTS TO $2 PER TARD.

DRESS GOODS.

lOO PIECES OF

Dress Goods

FROM la CENTS PF.R YARD UP.

CLOAKS.

II TRI LI. W KI Kl. 41.1. OTMfRa, t H II 4TT LK Ai PRICI

400 Balmoral Skirts,

RUSSIA, HUDSON RAT. AND AMF.P.U A N SABLE, BOUGHT EARLY aND FOR SAIJT. UO.

MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS:

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LECAL.

STATE OF INDI AN V. M ARJoN Col NTT . S lr. tbe Marion Circuit Court of Marion county, In the State of Indiana. March Term, . D. IStü Mary P. Miller vs J.bn Miller. Be it known. That un this 90th day of Jemian . ta the year 143. the above named plaintiff by her attorneys filed in the office of the Clerk of Marion Circuit Court her complaint agalnt a;d defendant, ta the above entitled cause. together with an affidavit of a com; tent person.that said defendant, John Millar. U no a resident of the tat of Indiana. I Said defendant I therefore hereby notified of tbe fir ng and pendency of said complaint against htm, and unless he appear and answer or demar lAwrete, at tbe call Ina of said caase.otithe second day of tbe next term of seid Court, to he begun and held at the Court-house, in the city of Indianapolis, on tbe fourth Monday In March next, seid complaint and tbe matter nl t hi n therein contained and alleged will be heard and e termined in htsabaence. Ml WALLACK. Clerk. J. Morrison, Attorney for Plaintiff. febl-dSw

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HOLIDAY SALES. H. A. FLETCHER & CO., M AND 38 WEST WASHINGTON IT-. IS01 aSaPOLI a, 1SDIAXA. dectX-dlm

SCHOOL ORCANS.

NRW INSTRUMENT JUST THE THING FOB Sat hath Schools, Academies and Small Churches.

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DRY COODS.

SPLENDID 0 PGM Mi

NEW GOODS!

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WF. are now offering f i:r nice .t k ,,f New Goods at

LOW PRICES

WF hope, by keeping irnn) line of ge4, aad selling cheap i m r;- at:i r reive a liheral bare of patronage M ! an examination of ottr stork and comparison of our prices, befor, you make jrsar Dry Good purchases. jsn7-6m J04KX A MF..

DRY COODS.

DRY GOODS

A Special Sale for 21 Days, onlj, O' r f;OOD,v, 2.. PER CENT BELOW LAST WIRK' PRB"F.g. AT 33 West Washington St., NEXT DRT GOOOIXS TO THK PALMER HOL 8k. oyvn;f im, Monday, iith J anuary, CONSISTING IN Shawls, Cloak and ManUllaa. Genu' Sbswla, Indies' Mcrfs, Dre ti'-sis fine line Valours. Valencias, Iielaine. Calicoes, Mennos, and Pofsiise; Hf"ls, MntaR, Sontags. Garibaldi Waists, ladles' and Misses' Keeowes snd Ska'insr Csp, H - and iilove. saw an unlimited variety of notions for the milium 5,000 HOOP SKIRTS, all styles, and will guarantee best material. 300 BALMORAL SKIRTS, brilliant colors 20u GENTS" LINEN SHIRTS. t material and fli.e tit. 5,000 YAR! MFX'. vNH FViY.-' Psnts Stuff These goods will be sold at the above red art taw, oecidedly f r cash. Ml make rm for a larga Invoice of goods then landed observe gn Big Hoop Skirt. Lynch & Keane,

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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

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What should I take few a Cowgb' THE WONTEEFO- GRANULES Tbey fie inmedlat rohef M eewts a boa .

BRANDE'S TU SSI LA GO CUEXI COUGH AMD COLDS

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