Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3865, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1863 — Page 1

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DAILY STATE SENTINEL

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Waaaaaa, A libel of information ha een filed in the Diatrtot Conn of tb 'rutrd htaiea within and for the Seventh Circuit and Dutrtct of Indiana, on tha 17 ih day of January, IMS, by John Hanna, Eaq., Attorney d the I nrted fttatea, for the DUtrid of Indiana, aga Ute Miowtng dearribed awtate, creiiMa and effecta f uae Jamea Car Mm, t-wu. "A certain Judgment againat Mwr Morelaud and William Morelaod. ia the Madiaon CbeoJt Court, In tha Stata of Indiana, rewlered April Term, VML, tor fl17 lft. wnb a er lit thre.,n of 6iMt; alo a promi.aory not againat the aaroe parties, du December 10, iKll.tur $1,000, and lwunre uwtaa againat the Me p r -tea for 740 each one of which la dua Dacemuer 16. 1HIT2, and the other I dne Darember 5, 1M3. for a violation of the power, of an art of Cnngrea approved July 17, lafti. emitted, "An act to kuppre. tnaar recti-n, to puniah treavMHi and rebellion, to alte and caaiflaaala the property of rebel, and for other burpoe," and praying pro ek again.t aid prtmerty. snd that the arr.e may b eomleoinel and a4d . eneiwM.' property. N w, therefore, iu pursuance of in- riMiriltlon umler u,. aeaJ f -aid Court, to me directed and d litered, Id hafrhy gl' public notice to all peraotta claiminc .aid property, or any part fhereof, or In any manner Intere.ted therein, that they be and appear before the .aid I N.t riet Court of the l iiited Suie, t ba Said at tha city of Indianapolis, In and f tr the Lnrlct of ludlana, on tha flr.t Montay of February next, at ten o'clock on the forenoon of that day, than and thare to interpose tbelrclatm, and to make their allegation In that behalf D 0. kOHC. I S Machal. Per I. 6. lUytLo, Deputy. Attaal: Jona H Ka. Clark. JwnMdl4t (5o. SSI.) I "4ITF.OT TI-.SOS ni llH A, DlU TK1CT IF INDI V N A , S Wiiuai, A lilel of information ha bean filed in the Diatrtct Court of the I'ntted State, within and for the Seventh Circuit and Diatrict of Indiana, on the i;ub day of January, 1HO, by John Hanna, K-mi., Attrneyof thel'nltad täte, for the atn-1 of Indiana, ngnm-t the life tle of une lyfet.o ) Cow.len, n, and to the following deacrlbwd real eatate in .aid lAstrtct, to-wiL A piete or parrel of land adjoining the town of Cambridge City, adjoining the we.t lde of lot, in block 1, W k. and S. K , in Mawktn.' addition to aald town, and be ma directly .outh of lot ft. aorta part id 6, In mM block 'I, and facunr kailrad street and Ihe Cincinuati and Chicago Kailioad on the .outh, the anie erm the proerty formerly owned br Wm. II. Cannon, and being "ne hundred feet sa IM Ire t, by al out 140 b-et deep; alao, 3ft feet we.t -id. lot, 6 and ft, in block 1 W. k. and I. k . in Uawkin'

for a violatiou of the po r- of oproved July 17th. lHO'i. . nubd

I insurrection, to punl.h treason and ind contlaca'e the property of r be., HWft pfymg proceaa againat aald the tnie may be c .inb oun d and i-Tty.

w, therefore, in pur.nance of the Monition under the

M-al f 'b said Court 'o me directeit and delivered, do hereby aj)vi pubin notice to all emna claiming xaid realty, or any part thereof, or lu any manner interested then'io, that tbey and appear before the ald, the District Court of the I -uted State., to be MM at the ci: Indlanapoli, In and for th- Ih.trjct of Indiana, on the lt Monday of Kabruary next, at In '' lock of the forenoon of that day, od than and there erise their cl.utu and make then ..Iteration, in th.it bt Intlf D. ti kOSK. I ! M i'.hal. By I. S. Kioki.om , ISaaUM f, Attraf Jom II gA.CIaft. J.inl7-ilUt

addition to -aid towi an Act of Coinrre-s 'An Act to auppre.. rebellion, to aeiie a and fur other purpc

realty, and that old a. enemies pr

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DAYIS CO., Union Foundry, Delaware treet, oppoaite L'uiou Depot.

ASSFI..M AS ft VlNTtS, Warhiiifrton Foundry and Machine Works, east end Union Depot. my'JI

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I FRANCIS SMITH, formerly Iielzell A Smith, keal 1 Kstale Agent and Tax Payer, 37 EaM Wa.hina-too

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Brokers, 10 S F.aat Washington street.

WM. T. WILRY. Real Rstate Agent and Stock Broker, lOjs, Rat Wa.hlnt.n -t: m.yl4

HOOT AMD NHOi: DI AI IKS. C. MAYHKW ft CO., Wholesale dealer In rbot.. Shoe, and Rubbers, So. 4 Roberts' Block, opposite

nlon Depot, Indianapoll., Ind. - ;

ADAM KSODIJC ft SOS, mannfacturers and dealers In all kinds of & te snd Shoes, No. 32 F.a.t Wa.hnarton atreet. aprJ7 HOOKs AID STATION F.HY.

I 0WFN STF W ART ft CO.. wh olesale and reUil IealI er m Bawks and Stationery, a rs' Matena!, !T 18 West Waahingtoo streot. aprJS Ififl AMD W,n nF.!s. UrilJtY M. liOWRY, DRCOC.I8T. Dealer In Drugs Chemical, Paint. Oil. Iye.tuff. Botanic. Paten and other Medicines, Sot ions and Perfumery Rs 4ft Ms achusetu avenue. Indianapolis. novjii-lv f OMIJ!SiN A CttX. dealers In limits, llciictne, jl Paints, Oils, (ilass, 1'srftiniery, Fancy (mods, Ai . Ro. in Rast Waatlington street, IndisnapoM. may 19

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A.ll! AIS Madison mall Cincinnati and v mail

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Springfield, Illinois

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RAILROADS. Iniliaiiapoliin and llailiwon

1861

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Met Arrangcinenl to f'ommrncr Ylondaf, Feb. 2s 8tt TV(i passenger Iriiuis daily '.Sundays excepted between Indianapolis and .Mhi4jsoii. IiCave the Union Depot, lndinaM.is, at 6 30 A. M. and 3 P. M-, arriving at Madi.ouat ll.3o A - M. and 7JS I ' M Leave the Depot at Madison at 6 A. M. and 3 P. M., arriving st liHl-anapol.s at 11 A. M ami HI Y- U. The train leaving Indianapolis at G.30 A. M connects with that leaving Columbus at H.4r, A. M. for Shelbyxille and Rushville. arriving at Sbclbyvilie at 10.35 A.M. aud Rushville at VJ 30 P. M Leaving Kuohville at 1.30 P M., Shelbyville at 2.55 P. M , connects at Columbus with the I and M. train, arriving st either Indianapolis or Madison the same evening. Tbi. Road forms a line with the Packets at Madison for the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and hidianspolis and points West. Tnriff of Freights - low as by stiy other route. Shippers an 1 uierctiants West will rind it to theirinterest to ship by this Hue. felni D. C. BRASHAM. SuiK-rinteodent.

1862

LL FKRSORI PTJRCHAStRfJ TJCKRTS FOR ST. JOS K I'll and oth. r points hi Northern Missouri, the State of Kansas, or the Territories, should insist ou having tickets that read by the OKTH SRSMMMTRIl HAII.HOAD, Tlie only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph. It is the hortest and quickest line, by thirteen hours, to the remotest point reached by rail, and is always as cheap as any other. Buy your Tickets to Kansas and all points in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad. ISAAC H. BT17RGR0R. Pres't snd Oen'l Supt. North Missouri R. R. HKNKY H SIMMONS, General Traveling Agent. aeptl7-dly INDIAN..POUS AND CINCINNATI

RAILROAD!

Shorten! Koute by Thirty iil.: NO CH NGE OP CARS TO CINCINNATI I Three trainsleave Indlanapoli Daily, Sundays excepted.) SIRSTTRAIN .1 ill A M , UURJUIRAT1 SXPRRM I arrives at Cincinnati at lo:40A M., and Lexington Ky., 7:30 P.M. Second Train 11:25 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Cincinnati 4:45 P. M.. making close connection, with the Little Miami Railroad for Ioveland, Morrow, Columbus, Newark, Zanesville, and Wheeling. Third Train 7:05 p. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives at C nnati 12:20 P. M. Fare same as l.y any other route Call for your t:ckets rj the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Baggace checked through. Special Sonca. Be sure you get in the right tram at ttwttaaapolis. The auly Cincinnati train, stands on the fifth track, being the farthest track south In the Union Depot, at Indianapolis. W. H. L. SOBLR. General Ticket AtVnt. P. M LiTNoow, Traveling Agent uo17 'ft'J-dly PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS im;:,. sS39L1rR ,sr,; NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Ktw Montr to C ti icago via Kokoino.

.TJ MILK8 SHORTER THAN ART OTHER ROITE

ND AFTER MONDAY. FEBRUARY ZU, 1SS.1, traina will be run as follow :

A Chicago Kxpresa Train will leave Indianapolis at ISM P- M , and arrive at Kokomo at 3:2o P. M.. in time to make close connection with trsin ou the Cincinnati snd Chicago Air Line Railroad for Loganaport. Valparaiso and Ct.caao. Return tig, the same tram will leave Kok mo at 3 25 A. M., on the arrival of the night tram from Chicago, arriving .it 1; I riAp.'i;- at 6:20 A. M. A Mail TATWkl will leave Indianapolis at 4:10 T. M., ah po ng at ajj tat; n snd arriviag st Peru in t.me to make cotutection with the train on tha Toledo and Wabah Railway, for Wabash, Huntington, Fort Wayne. Toldo and Detroit. Returning, the same train will leave Tru st 7 25 A. M.. after the arrival of the train on the T. A W. R. W. fram the Bast, and arrive at Indianapolis at 1I:M A. M. in time to make connections for all points BtkSV, I and West. A Cbh-ass Expresatrarn wrll leave Indianapolis at 10-40 P. M.. making close c. s at Kcftornti with train for LtCaiiport. Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive at Peru at 3d7 A. M . intime to makeconn-ou n with traina going East and West on the Toledo an 1 Wabah Railway Re turning the aame train will leave Pern at 11:55 P M., making close coane uon at Kokomo with the trains on the Cincinnati at ! CMsafs t Lane K. K from Chicago, Valparaiso and Loga, port, and arrive at Ir.dfanapoMa at 430 P M-. in time connoct with the even.rg trains for Cincinnati. Loniville ar.i other points. DAVID MaCY . G' -a; Agent and Snpenntendent. V. T. Maaott. Ga naral Ticket Agent. frbll, 'Cl-dly

ludiana Legislature. SK.NMTK. RtPt BLICA.NS MOLU1MU OVER. Delaware and Blackford Walter March. F treue and Union Benjamin P. Clarpool. Fountain Henry Campbell. Hamilton and Tipton Geo. B. Orubb. Hendrn k and BooneSoiomon Blair. Henrv Joshua H MaJleU. Importe and SurkeAbram Teegarden. Miami and Fulton Daniel K. Bean. M i itL'omerr Michael (t White. Noble, DeKalb and bteubeu Timotnj R. Dickinson. Randolph Thomas R. Brown, (contested.) Rush Kdwarl H. M. Berry. PhrMj T D Pleak 13. RKFl BI.K AX EI I. TKI. Jefferson John . Mansfield. -Othnel Beesos Benton. Warren and White Alfred Reed. Tippecanoe Moaea C. Culver. Jasper. Lake. Newton and I'orter Ezra Right. 1'arke ami Vermillion O. Y. Daria. Marion John C. New (content) 8 21. Elkhart and Lsfrranpe John H. Baker. DEMOCRATS HOLDINI. OVfcVA. CI irk Md Scott Charlen P. Kerßuon. Clay and Putnam Archibald Johnston. (Jibeon, Dubois and Tike Thoma Shoulder. Johnson and Morgan Franklin Linden. Shelby and Hancock Martin M Ray. to and Sullivan Henry K. Wilson. Washington and Hirrison Simeon K Wolf. Jennings and Jackson Medea W. Shields DEMOCRAT ELKCTED. Flovd Augustus Bradley. Marshall and St. Joseph Horace Corbin. aad Mailon John D. Marshall. Pofttn ftftWI Vanderburgh (Jeorge W. Finch. I . i . ; encer and Warrick B. L. Fuller. and Knox JnmM D. Williams, lireenc and Owen (ieorge N. Moore. Lawrence and Martin Thomas R. Cobb. Crawford ami Orange Henry Jenkins. Brown and Monroe Paris 0. Dunning. tliolomew Francis T. Hnrd DtSftSSfR James W. OalT. Frmnklla Thomas Ciiflbnl. Adams, Jay ami Wells George S. Brown. Allen Plinr Hoagland. Huntington and Whitley A. J. Douglas, i'ii roll and Clinton Leander McClurg. Cits. Howard and Pulaskt John Davis. It ipley.-William L Hartley l'J 27. INDEPENDENT. Ohioaml Switzerland Alexander C. Downey. Kosciusko and Wabash William C (iraves. Bcpiililicaiis holding over II elected 8 21 Demon at holding over 8 elected ID 27 Independent.. 2

Rl.rilE.SKNT ATI V En. I'l AdsRat r N. Collins 1 Allen Ochmig Bird. Jolui P. Shoafl'.. .2 Bartholomew 0 H. P. Abbott 1 Boone Sherman Hostetti r

Boone ami Hendricks Tims. J. Casun.

Brown Stephen V. Cook..

Carroll John H. Milroy. .

Citsis Charles B. Lasselle Clark Jonas 0. Howard Clinton Cornelius J. Miller Clay Adam C. Veach Craw lord Thomas Ryan Daviess 0 S Given

Dearborn O. F. Roberts, Alf. Brga.9 Decatur Daniel U. N un Bubkirk Delaware Alfred Kilgore DeKalb Miles Waterman 1 Dulrois B. R. Kemp 1 Elkhart Matthew Rippey 1 Elkhar and Lajrrange Amos Daria. . Fayette ami Union Russell B. Perry. . Fountain Samuel Hatfield 1 Floyd Geo V. HowR 1 Franklin Redin Osborn 1 Fulton N G. Shaffer 1 Gibson Silas M. Holcomb 1 Grant J UM Henley Greene John Humphreys 1 Harrison John Lemmon.. 1 H aUOOCk Geo. Y Atkinson Hancock and Shelby James L. Mason 1 Hamilton and Tipton James O'Brien. Henry Charlea D Morgan Hendricks James M. Gregg Howard J. M. Leeds. Huntington and Whitley Samuel McGa'ichey 1 Jackson Jason B. Brown 1 Jasper and Pulaski Paris Robinson. . .1 Jennings Hutching! Jefferson David C Branhaui andJ. L. Roe Johnson A. V. Pendletou 1 Jay Samuel A. Slioaff 1 Johnson and Morgan Thomas W. Woolen 1 Kosciusko Henry J Bjerlo Kosciusko and Wabash Jos. Marshal Knox William E. Niblack 1 Lagrange Francis P. lit ithtb Lake David K. Pettibone Laporte James Forester and W. W. Higgius Lawrence Nathauiel Williams 1 Madison Richard Lake 1 Marion John C. Tarkintou and W. H. Kendrick ( contested ) Marshall k Starke M. A. 0. Packard. 1 Monroe Samuel H. Buskirk 1 Montgomery James F. Harney 1 Morgan J. J. Johnson

Martin John R. O'Brien 1

Miami R. F. Donaldson Noble Timothy Baker Ohio and Switzerland R. X. Lamb Orange George H. Hon Owen Jacob V. Wolfe Parke Casper Budd pike William H. De Bruler

Perry James Hardin 1 Porter L. A. Cass

Pose E. M. Spencer. .

Putnam Austin M. Puett and George W. Priest 2 Ripley Edwin P. Ferris 1 Randolph John H. Moorman Rush William S. Hall 1 Scott Daniel Blocher 1 Spencer James V Lemmon. 1 Sullivan Stepben G. Burton 1 Shelby Jacob Mutz l Steuben Enos B. Noyes St. Joseph Andrew Anderson. Jr Tippwauoe Joseph H. Hershey, Samuel Mustard Vanderburg an 1 Posey John A. Reitz. 1 Vanderburg Thomas E. Garvin 1 Vermillion Irad Abdill Vigo Bayless W. Hauna, Jno. Kemp. .'J Wab-iah John L. Stone

Warreu Benjamin F. Gregory..

Abol

Washington Jamison Lee 1

Washington and Harrison Aarou L. Harden 1 Wayne Israel Woodruff. Oliver T. Jones, E. B. Newman Wells and Blackford Geo. S. Howell 1 White and Benton John T. Richardson 1 Warrick Chambers

RAILROADS.

LAW SCHOOL. LAW SCHOOL

CLOAKS. AC. THE LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY!

-OF-

Harvard Collit:o, lNO.'t.

commencing

flVM) Trrni of nil., teen weeks each, 1 MARCH 5d and BRfTRMRRR 7th Por Catalogue and Circular address

JOEL PAKKKtt, KoyaJI Professor. Cambridge, Mass.. Jan. 19, 1803. feb7-3td

BOOTS AND SHOES.

The MtlcultifH or the TimfM are Pant.

TO more trouble in procuring a heads Cloak or

i M Mantilla for a price to suit every Lad y in

and adjoining country,

At No. SS West Washington at. A LARGE STOCK OF H0MF.-M ADK WORK FOR sale cheap, one door eaat of the Palmer Dowse sepao-dljr A LINTZ.

ANNUALS.

DI AEIES!

- FOR -

18 6 3,

BO WEN, STEWART & CO.'S. Jan fi Jw I TOBACCO AND CICARS.

.1 O O

O OO I U It afhMl Krc fir eil.

IVENS & CO. Havf fitted up and opened their CLOAK, FUR AND MANTILLA HOUSE, II THK OLD POST UFKICK BUILDING. ON MERIDIAN STREET. We are now prepared to famish Cloaka and Furs to vary Lady that has not already purchased their Winter garment. We will sell the balanos of our lane tack at Cloaks and Furs from 30 to 40 per cant, leas than any House In the Western Country. The Children Dep.irtnirnt 1. particulsrl- attended to, and a full assortment kept on hand. We will also furni.b IILACK SILKS From .'4 to 36 inches wide, all of tha beat quality, at lower rates than lite same can oow be purchased by the case. We invite the Country Merchants to call and examine our stock, a we can supply them at Eastern price. IVMM A 00wa Philadelphia Cloak. Fur and Mantilla House. South Meridian street, Indianapolis, lnd. JaiCiH-dly

JOHN ,V. IIKIDLIINGER Ju.t returned from Connecticut, KTRTRRRJ R ns RMftARO 4.K).chk) FINP DOW M B8TIC Clears. All ro-hI. will be war, anted of the very lie-t ijuality, and will sell 25 Per Cent. Lower Than any other house will furnish the same quality Every one wta" sells ciarars, whole-ale or retail dealer come soon and exawSm- the k. JOHN A. HEIDI. INGER, novlo No. 3 Pslmer House.

DRY COODS.

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SHIRTS.

Shirts! Shirts!

Well Made

y' WW PRICES; ft JL i C r . n r ; s I mLsyÄ f' -y T ' s j II I I FURNISHING

GOODS,

30 W E X V AMIIM. ro ITREFT. Order from the country promptly filled, novl-dly-'ftft

TRUSSES, &C

I. B. SEELEY'S TUfcJt tTftRLURHRXT, I Pi msj Sr. OSBoasM, lu Brsn. h (stn.-e -N. Nor h NHk Street, 8t. Louls.Mo Sole Propri. lor Ml I Miiiitifucturer of tlie Hard Rubber Tr I-, aaaler Riirja A Uwndjw nil Patetit. Tlx- II ird H ii.it Tnia. Is antike v i snttii..r to all RMftl Id HM f'di.'uitijr r-sts: Will nevw break, nist cliafc. -11 or l.liter ; sn t ma.le sflff r limber ; will cur.- II rriit of yetattr staiidliiit; d.s nut r--w or Injure ttM coed, and R ala.iv denn atsl g..d a n. Sat is paa ka aeaMMSf fltt.si i.y endin( iae in In.-U sr.. mid U.ly In line f niiiire. I! ii..i.is tos . Mii-rl"rit out ot!-r ; - Tlie follawinaT nnty are aSWw4 : Pif ISaN, lnkarftaMa; and Pattwr. N.-a York; Prf. ri.lard and Aarsrw, PMRaaVIpMaj lr. R. Jolmwii; !tieire.n lieinTr! turnii. t asiiIti 'toii. Pnf.. Iiriiiti.ird, Fre-r. lin. Andn and DarlaOweagw; Dr. U-.l.-. tt. MtsraasW, RK l:iinif:.'-1iir.'r iiimI ImuI.t In M.sil.'. r I'.mees, 4r.lomIn .1 Su;...rtT, jilk and t'.dt.-ti l7swk Ma kings for varV w i KaMsewaHrj Ratsdaaea. Ac, Ac Mt Mn UNIX'S PATtTT sUTlUt'I I. I.Fri, manfactored lv C. !taff"r'l, ba many advnntaeea oxer all M tares, an I a an exldeti. e f ancb it ba re.-ehe the fl-.t isj-niiiims at tlie I 'nlted States Fnlrs. iumWt itw eaatiiln.iii..ii if the i.st mirc in saw raasSn . its m - ti.n is reoiv.sl fp.m a rnMr c.r! i h's-n will never" brerik, (rlviiic It h cn at preferem-e .. er tbe s.1ral wtrlnf used In seh lind. Seal stasri Ibt mthle1. Fust On e ; - 4Xm.

For sale by all Druirgists. novl4-'C2-d3m

DRY COODS.

SPECIAL SALE.

rX)K THE

OLID AY S

AT THK

Trade Palace,

-OF

I I C ! s SILKS.

0 F IVI.IV r DRESS SMLKS FROM A L'CTIOX AT FROM 50 CENTS TO $3 PER TAKÜ.

DRESS GOODS.

lOO PIECES OF

Dress Goods

FROM 16 CENTS PER YARD LT.

CLOAKS.

IX THIS LINI WE EXCEL ALL OTHKRÄ, BOTH IX 8TTLR AND TRICL.

WATCHES.

GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES.

W. Pi BINGHAM cfc CO. HRADQCARTRRt FOR American Watches, I IIEJERELRf AI RRRLIRI RILT F SI MftAatE. RATI RFTEITO 50 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.

400 Balmoral Skirts,

Ft rs: firs: RUSSIA, HTDS05 BAT. AVRR AMERICA 5 SABLR, BOUGHT EARLY AND FOR SALI LOW.

MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS: Li DIES' HOODS. .SK.IT.l'r. f . 1 1 s CO. t ) It T".S;

IL. o CV o o l

i is Set

COAL.

-FOR

JEFFERSOSYILLE RAILROAD ore ax reduction

Tso Trains Daily, Sunday Excepted

U mE raicE or

DRUMS.

What honki I lake for Asthma

RRANÜKS T U S S I L A G 0 , , 4

oe arise imme.: -r.ief. 36 cents s r

liriini. Is rimi. Ilriini..

LAKt.K as...rt to tu. market

a -0

he flne Dnrm ever broagat VfLL.KD A HTOWELL'I.

Ira - Arrive Trains Leave. 100 A. M 735 A. M 7:36 P M ft-00 P. M. A BOTE TR-I5SST0P FOR THE ACC0MM0DATI05 t of paasengers at Soothport, Greenwood, Franklin, R.linbt:rgh, Columu, making connection at Sejmoor with trains oa tbe Ohio k MJswiaelpnl Road, and at Louwnlle with trains on the Louisville. Frankfort Lexlnfton and Louisville and X ask rille K oasis. Freight trainsleave dailj. Freight promptly forwarded. OCce. Madrson Depot, West siae

A a. LAturnuriut, Buper.-tendem.

J fl a'lircoais. Freight Aret t.

apl'O-dly

WT W RITH I n-jw reeervjyr 50.010 boahala of WW . PltUburg Coal, sold at reduced prices. Orders left at No. I Sooth Delaware street, or at Jordan A Spotu's, on the corner of Union Railroad Track, will be promptlr filled. WILLLtM SPOTTS, Agent. feb 5-3md

SALES.

H. A FLETCHER fc CO. M ARD M WEST WASH1RGT0R ST.. IXDIAXAPOLIS, 1XDIAXA.

SCHOOL ORCANS.

A5KW 1STRUME XT-JUST THR TH15G FOR Sabbath Schools, Acadsmie and Small Churches. ,' 3mC Rrm 'w. ' -. BT, W1LLARD 4 ITOWRLL

' u s. S R , K J .rf i 4 AT M .f T e h : h lft VERT LARUE We get them direct from the Manufacturers, ARD RAKt R0RR RIT THR leRRLTRR

. sik tho. in want ef a. Til

To call and esaaaloe our stack of AMERICAN WATCHES.

HI Ml . A AW Off for Jt BETTER l1RIETr ARD WILL SELL AT I JESS PRICES THAR ART OTHER BOUSE 15 THR Cm

OUB STOCK OF SWISS WATCHES IS VERT LAR6E.

GOOD Hl ATIM. WATCHER I HO SI Sjr-4 t 10. CALL ARD EXAMIRK om TOTE H . F. HIM.HAH A CO., Jenll-eowdA w lft Rant W ash. St., Indianapolis

DRY COODS.

SPLENDID OPIMNC

- Or -

NEW GOODS!

- IX

NO. 3, ODD FELLOWS' HALL.

WtC are now .drnrinr. for sale ar nie stock of Now Goods at

LOW PRICES

R. E fF liopa, lr keepmr agoid line of goods, and s. IIR ing cheap, to merit and rocs a liberal sbara of patronage. We solicit an cs.aminatiTi of our stock and comparison of our prices, Wfore jou make year Dry Oood. purchases. jan7-m JOlKN A II KM.

DRY COODS.

DRY GOODS.

A Special Sale for 21 Days, only, OF l IM VOOD8, K PER CKRT BELOW LAST WEFK'fl PRICES, AT 33 West Wafifcngton St., KELT LUV (,KX)I8 TO TUR 1 ALMER HOCSR. CO XI V t SCISisB MONDAY, V2TH JANUARY. 63 CORSISTINO I If Shawls, Cloaks and Man Ullas. Genu' Shawla, Ladies' Scarfs, Dress Goods a tins line Valours. Valencia. Delaines, Caln-fsi, Mennos, and Poplins Hoods, Nubias, Soataga, Garibaldi Waists, Ladies' and Misaes' Sacques and Skat ma Caps, Hose and Olovws, and an unlimited variety of notions for the million. 5,000 HOOP SKIRTS, ail styles, and will (nrantee best material. 30 HALMOKAL SKIRTS, brilliant colors. 'JOO GENTS LINEN SHIRTS, nest msteriaJ and tine fit. r.,000 TARDS MFX'S A5I) ROTS' PsnU Stuff. These Roods will ba sold at the aber reduction, decidedly f'.r cah. to make ruosn for a larre lasosce of goods then landed. Observe sign Big Hoop Skirt.

Lynch & Keane.

Jania

FRUITS. lO.OOO ( 0( OAvM T9 JUST RECEIVED BT Roger, ( ldn.ll A I I nrd .

0RiCES, LEM0S AND FIGS.

X50 B0XES frk8h LE,,o!r8 100 BOXES FRESH ORANGES 500 BOXES FRESH FIGS. In packagaa. 25 BARBELS CHESTNUTS. -sw w m st mm d hc w -rc BT

linger, Caldasrll A 41 nrd.

CROCERS

AMriL OSBOSSI JaJitSB Ci

OSBORNE & ÜRLET0N, Baft. lOl . t ... 1. 1 nK ton street. (Opposite tbe Stale House, GROCERS.

r UTTER, EGOS. LARD.

mm sways on band. Tbe fifts, Hxles, Fiu aral fugt

fowtlr. sftc .

price paid for Ptw-daes-'Ocly

ALBUMS.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

. IS AN..

ENDLESS ViRIETT,

BOH'EJT, rEH1RT 4 CO. norll-dTw

What sk' aid I take for a OaagAf THE W0RDRRSTL 0RANTLRI Tbey rea tantwadlasa rwrssf ftfteontaabos

BRANDE'S TÜ88ILAGO CTRRS COUGH! ARD COLDS.