Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3866, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1863 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SEI TINEL. P:in BD AMi PLUMB. .

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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.

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ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, Proprietor.

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U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES.

(MO. SOS.)

I NTTED STATU Or AJUUUCA, DISTTUCT OF 15J DIANA, whkucaa, A libel of !nfrtnflon ha hen flld to the District Court of th luied State within and (or th Bvnlh Circuit and District of Indiana, on U lTtfc lay of January. IMS, by John Hann, Rao,., Attornj of the United Stale, for the District of Indiana. aaji.t the following dearrfbed estate, rrediU and effect of one Jm Caraon, t-tt: "A certain Jadrrnent afaSaBBjBawM More I and and William Morelead, in Um Madiaon Circuit Court, fa the Ute of Indiana, rendered April Term. 11, for 17 10, with credit thereon of ; alo a promtaorjr not against the iun- parties, due December 23, 111. for $1,000, and two more note against the same parties for 07 SO eacb one it which i due A"Cmoer 25, Ian. and Um other I do December 26. 1S3, ' for a Relation of the power of an act of Con great approved July 17, IMS, entitled, "An act to suppress insurrection, to puniwti treason and rebellion, to setie and confiscate the

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AdyrtimentK publlhed in both the Dalle and the 4llw rriri. will be cbrire. tbe full lally rate.

wtth one-half the Week It rate added. aMMaPaas Ma4kea auhlULed In the local ol.mii-. --f ten lame er ander, will be char-e.l for eacb lnrtion 01; If aeer ten line", fen rent - per !ine. Chart eill ma.1. for uieertlng the natteao of the follow ir or 'er. telle and Aaaoelalioo at the rate

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Militan Couipanie., Orler of OM Fellrwn. MaaoDM

Hene.,I.T.' s let e ..r..' Sn fMiir S.rf-letlea.

not eiredirK M llliea V rent f r rli ht Hue at tbie rate.

iaata Ith funeral rr tice attached, $1;

without notice free arrtaare otlre. 50 rent . Mottraa of pHtlal. 1 v -or (,! V xrur-iooe, f iten upt.y Ddtvi.lu.il or a--H a: oi,, or churebe, at the regular pneea. AdvertUenwent leaded and plar t ander the head f nev-ial üottee, if ten 1 ne r ver, will hech irfred double ta oaal rataa. Advrtiaaau makliia; le than three linea. lnecrted anee In the Dally, a ill be charged fifty cent. Yearly adx either to pa? quarterly. Annonnrlnw candidate f.. r ottl. e ,,f every description toberharifed at the rate f 1 SO for acb name m tlxlaily, and 91 In the Daily and We.-kly, the name to be, in all ca.e, paid in advance Legal adrertlaemente inerted at the epene of the atterner ..rdertna:. aivl n,t delayatle for the leral proceed-

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tvml tli amount rharge.l f..r ther putilicatli.n KI.I r K, H I N ill M, Proprieti Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. TII.FtRD, Pre)tdent Indianapolis Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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DAM K50DI.K k SON, mannfactnrer and dealer in all kind of Boot and Shoe., Mo. 12 Kat Waah-

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HIMIKM Mi TATIOM in. ViWKN. STF W RT 'V, wh!eale and retail dea! I -r- ka rV . and HtatiotM-ry, and IMnter' Mate Mo. U Waat Washington treet aprM DICI Qfl IM m IH( Ml UfTLItT M I.0WRT. tMaOM 1ST -Dealer In Drug Chemtral. Paint, thl, Dyestuff. H tame. Pat-n ad other Mdt in, Motion and Perfaruery No. ik M. aacbuactU areoue, lodiauapoli. novJU-ly.

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, Mo. 22, West Washingt.,u .treat. aprt7

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hook HIM Dt-'.K. lAMPBKl L A BOT1.FS. Rook Rtnder and Blank Book Manafactnrer. Mo. 37 Kat Waabinirton ., east of Oknn' Block, up iatr, IrslianaprUts. feh2S-dtf nOBJBlJkS A P ALMRR. Book Binder and Blank Book Manufacturers, Mo. 3s Kaet. Washington street, aver Alford, Mill A Co' Orocery . maj 27 CHlMiAa OlaAOT wmu llsl vki . r IBAS K HWTHORM. aMMwMI f China, 01a and ; unaware. Mo A3 Rast Wa.htnarton t, Indiana pu Indiana. A I o. Dealer in Stoneware.

IIKIHANT TAIIOKS. FREDRRirK tetKPPKR. Me-rhant Tailor, and dealer in ready made cloth a and mlamog goo.1. Mo fj

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LIVERY STABLES. O. rV. JOICisrSTOIQ', Livery and Sale Stables MOS 11 AMD 13 WP.ST PP ARLSTRRRT, lPIABaetU.lsni aba fsaaf aWajaaa, Bagglea, Cavrtefes and S add la Her aiwa sto eawdjne. Charte, molr'ii 4ee3-tf MjaMA" I. kVaV IMkä'. I. I V ft R Y TIBI. I , MkTl 10 hast PaarUtraet. h.f a quar uth of Wash- , M laartao aajawa, aataaoa Meridian and Pena.yUania aaaaaaw, in rear f bau'i awssca. Indanapsdi. ip&-dtf MM MII.KlSM.Popr1or

SCHOOL BOOKS. A.1 1 Rtttafal OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. C.AC, IM SHALL R L ARU RgC A Ml ITIRS, it BO Wir II aTMWABT A OO

cotaleniiied and aaU es nemle property

Mow, therefore, in pursuance of the m rution und r the seal of aakd Court, to me directed and delivered, I do here -by air public notice to all persona claimtns: said property, or any part thereof, or in any aaaaer Interested therein, that tbey be and appear before the said District Court of the United State, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, In and f r the IM-triet of Indiana, on the flrt Monday of February next, at ten o'clock on the forenoon of that day, tbcu and there to interpose their claim., and to make their allegation, in that behalf D. G. ROSE, C S. Marshal. Per I. . Rio slow, Deputy. Attook Ja H. Baa. Clerk. Jan20-dl4t

(Mo. 202.)

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TKICT OF INDIANA, SS:

Wmtaaaa, A libel of information has been filed In the District Court of the Unlud State, witbin and for the Seventh Clrmlt and Ditnct d Indiana, on the 1 3th 'lay of January. 1W3. bv John Hauna, BaSV, Attorney of the I ruled Utes for the Instrict of Indiana, against the Ufa estate of on Lorenio U. Cowden, in and to the fol lowing d-er1,ed r-al estate In aM District, to-wlt; A piece or parcel or land adjoining the town of Cambridge City, adjoining the we: ride I lot 8, iu Mock i, W. K. and S. K , in Hawkins' addition to said town, and leing directly outh f i,t 6. and a part of 6, in .aid tl k 3. and facing Railroad street and the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad on tb- south, the amei'eng the property formerly owned 1y Wn II. Cannon, and being -na huired fei on the treet, by about 140 feet deep; al.. .'IT, f--t We.t side lot.. 5 and , in block 2, W. K. and S. It , in Han km-' addition to said town, for a violation of the powers of an Art of Conu-re-.- approved Julv 17ib. Ina entitled 'An Act to suppress insurrection, to punish treason and rebellion, to seiie and conflaca the property of rebel, and f'ir other purpose," praying process against aaid realty, and that the same may he condemned and old a enemies' property. . ow, therefore, in pursuance of the Monition underthe eal of the said '..in me directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming -aid realty, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the said, the District Court of the United States, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, iu and lf the Di-tricl of Indiana, on the l.t Monlay of February next, at 10 o'clock nf the fon t. of that day, and then und thereto tnterpo their claims and make then .llegatious in that behalf D. 0. RUSK, U. S. Marshal, By I. S. Kion.ow, lieputy, AttestJoea H. Rra i lerk anl7-dlt

I.IVLRl SHHI.1. i I.I.K N A III N8 LET, Livery and Sal Stables, in th I rear of the Palmer Boa. Juneft-dly IOI SDHIF.N. DAVIS A CO., Union Foundry, Delaware street, op - . posit Union Dep. i

ASSRUf AN A VINTON. Washington Foundry and Machiue Works, east end Union Depot. my'J III I. EST ITH 40RMJTM.

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INDIANAPOLIS, IND., SATl RDAT MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1863.

NUMBER 3,866.

DAILY SKXTI.XML INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. su.aroirrsisESAiLaOAP Tram Leave. Tran Arrie. Actio A.M Hail 7.: A.M. 1 JO P. M 120 A M. 8:30 P M ftJPP.I. iMPtaaaeous amp r 1 1 asrs via uine. Trains Leave. Trains Arriee &20 A. M Kzprass M P. M. K P. M rcomniodatitm 104& A. M. isniASA cKs-rasL sailwat.

Train Arrive. OM A. M. 2.U1 P M 0.15 P. M. mi, eta DATToe Train Arrive. 0.&&A. M. 2:06 P. M. 8:35 P. M.

fraln Leave. & 0O A. M. 1L55 A. M T:lt P. M

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Trains Leave. 0U A. M 1LA& A. M

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Trains Arriv.

. 10.K A. M. ..'.! P. M .10.10 P. M Train Arrive. .. 445 A. M. ..litt A. M. ..7 00 P. M.

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Trains leave. StLS A.M. 11 M A M. 7:06 P. M-. Trains Leave. 10.20 A.M... 2 1 p. MJ... 1015 P. M ..

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Ooint; South, ...11:25 A. M. ....2:00 P. M.

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LAVATBTTK BAILBOAO Trains Leave. Train Arrive. 11-00 A. M :50A.M. ti -." ' M IsMA It 1O.30 P. M 5 30 P. M. near ANDiMDiAKAroi.ihaaii.anAn. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. do p. at Mail 11:20 A. M. ItJS P. M Chicago Express 6:10 P M. 10:10 I'M Chicago Express 4:30 p. M. IXOIAMAeoLIS AMD MAOISOH SAM. SOAO. Trains Leave. Train Arrive.

3 00 P. M Kxpr. 11:00 A. M 0.30 A. M Accommodation 4 30 P. M. jarrsaeoax iu.i aAii-aoan. Triln Leave. Train Arrive. 7 15 A.M Mail. 5:W).. M BaSBl F. kt - 7:3Ä V. Bf.

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ARRIVAL. Madion mail UjM a. CitM inuati and way mail lo -jo a. Jeffersoin ille and L-uiville 8:45 . Terrs Haute way mail 11:40 a. Peru mall IMS a. Central way mail BMMI t Terr Haute through mail 7:20 v. Lafayette and Chicago 6:00 r. Bellefontaine way mail I SI r Bellefontaine throuK'u mail 7:o6 A. Central throunh mail 7.30 a. Ciih nnaiithrough mail WM r Sprinnneld, Illinois 10:15 a.

nKPARTVRRR. JefJirsotivtllc audLouieviiU uiall Terre Hute throRfk mail, St. Louis, Cairo. Iafayette andChiraRt i Lafayette City and Springfield, Illinois Madison uia.' Central way mail Central through mail and Washington City. Cincinnati and way miiil Through mail. . . Terre Hstite way. Evansville and Vlncenties Peru Bellefontaine wav and through al'RDAT MAIL. Bellefontaine wav mail Loni.ville and JffTersonville Terre Haute tbrollvl

JH.iilm i i"e. ... 7:00 r. m. ... 0:20 A. a. . .10-00 a. a. , . . 7:00 r. w. . .. fjjSJ r. a. ...afMHl a. w. . .. 8:00 P. M. . . .10:30 a. at. . . . 6:00 r. M. . ..12.30 p. n. . . II So a. m. . . . 7:0) p. m. 7o. .... R:tMI p. si. ... R:tO t, m. ... . f:00 p M.

RAILROADS. liili:iiiiolisii ami Jl.idioii ace. a . acta .Mk MR. 1863. jjjSpwsWB8 1863. t w iri .uijrpinpnl to f ommrnic Tlonsiii) , n b. isH.t. fRWu ps..erger train daijr Sunday, excepted) he1 twee. Ind inapoli. and V) t,. 'Le8e the Union Dept, ntiaiiapoli., at 30 A. M and 3 V. M., arriving at Maditou at II Jl V- M. and 7..V) P. M. Ienvektie fkp.d nt Madi.oti at A. M. and 3 P. M., arriv lag st IndUliapoli. at IIA. M and SJt P. M. The i rain leaving Indui.npoli, at 8.30 A. M. connect with that leaving C'dumbus at ".45 A.M. for Shelbyvllle and Ruhvllle. arriving at h Ibyville at 10.36 A.M. and Rusbvill.- at p.' 30 p. M Uaving Itu.hxille Hi 1 30 f M . Sh,hvv1lleat'..V P. M.. connect at i'olumUu. with tin- i and M. train, arrlviiig at either lndi-inaioli hi M.idion tin same evening. Th. Ki.id form a line with in.- Packet at Madioti for the tr.in-portatioti of freight between Cincinnati and Indiannpoli. and point Wes'. Ta'ifl ff rreighta law bv any "ther route. Shipper and merchant We.t a III rind it to their Interest t hip h his line. f.t .' D. C BR A Ml AM. mum rintendent.

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ALI PKKStiNS PURCIIASlNi. TK'KKTS FOR ST. sMJPKPM and other point- in N irtlo rn Missouri, the Slate of Kansas, or the Territory ., -iiould insist on having tick, :, that read by the Xlitl ll MIVMH Iii litll.UOlD, The only rail ro-.;te from St . Loin, i" St Joseph. It is the hortest and quicke. t Hue, be thirteen avMRPA, to the re. raotr.t aaMM paaaaaa aJ rail, and is always a cheap a any other. Buy your Ticket to Ksnn- anil all points in Northern Ntenri R the North Missouri Railroad. ISAAC H. STt'lRiEDN, Pres't and (ten' I Sunt. Morth Missouri R. R HPNRY It SlMMdNs.ii.-ner.il Traveling Agent. i tlT-dly IMHAMPdLIS AM) (INTINNATI m Mm- - H-M RMRvOMI R A I L R O A D 1

Miorleat Itnutr by Thirty tlllenl XO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI ' Three trainsleave lndunapo. Daily, Sunday excepted.? I I MSI IB I IM Stil M (CINCINNATI EXPRBSSTJ 1 arrive at Cincinnati at 1 0:40 A M , and Lexington Kv.. 1:?M P.M. Sooond Train 11:25 A. M. CiiH-innati Mall, arrives at Cincinnati 4:46 P. M., making close connections with the Little Miami Railroad for Lovrland, Morrow, Columbus, Newark, ianesville. and Wheeling. Third Train 7 05 P. M, Cincinnati Kxprese, arrives at Cincinnati 12:20 P. M. Fare same a by any other ronte. Call for vour ticket e,i the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad ' Ractrige checked thn ngh. SewriAi Noticb Re sure yoo gt in the right train at Indianapolis. The n!y Cincinnati train, stand on th fifth tr.ck. bing 'be farthest track south in the Union Depot, at India: pol;. w H. L. N0BLK. (eeneral Ticket Agent. P. M. Ltthoow. Traveling Agent novl7 '2-dly PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Mew Kouir to I hirag-o -la kokomo.

.VJ MILES SHOBTBJI THAN ART OTHER R0UTK

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY '3d, 1S6T., train will b run as follows: A Chicago Express Train will leave Indianapolt at 12 25 P. M . and arrive at Kokomo at 3:20 P. M.. in time to make close connection with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logansport, Valparaiso ar.d Chicago. Returning, h same train will leav Rkoniri at 3:25 A. M., on the arrival of the night train from Chicago, arriving at Indianapolis at 6:20 A.M. A Mail Tram will leav Indianapolis at 4:10 P M , stopping at all stations and arm ing at Peru in time to make connections with the trains on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, for Waba.n. Huntington, Fort Wayn, Toldo and Detroit. Returning, the same train will leave Peru at 715 A M.. after the arrival of the tra.n on the T. A W. R. W. from th Bast, and arriv at Indianapolis at 11:20 A. M. in tlm to make connection for ail points East, Sotuh and Wast. A Chicago Expresstrain will leave Indianapolis at 1O.40 P. M . making close connections at Kokomo with train for I - ' Vi prain tnd Chicago, and arrive at Pern at St07 A. M.. intime to make connection with trains g r..g East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Railway. Returning the same train wfll leave rem. at 12r25 P. M., making cls connection at Kokomo with the train on the Cine inneti and Chicago Air Line R. R. from Chicago, Talparaiau and Loga, port, and arrive at Indianapolis at A P M , in time to connect with the evening t-aina for Cincinnati. Looisville and other points. DAVID MACT. Oeneml Agent and Superintendent. V. T MaLorr. General Ticket Agent. feb23, 2-dly

DRUMS. Driinh.Driini. Drum. A LARtiE assortment of the finest Drum ever brought market . a WILL RDA TOWELI.'S.

inatiasia l.egiiiainre. SKMATA. aariBLK Axa bol4X4 otu. Delaware?:. nd Bl;irklnl Walur March. Favette and Union Bettja min F. Clajpool. Fooouin Heiirr Camprsoll. Hamilton and Tipton Goo B. Orobb Uenslrick stxl Boone Solomon Blair. Henrv Joahua H. MaJloU. Laporte arxi Surko Afc.m Teegarden. Miami and Fulton Daniel R. Bearas. Montgomery Michael (. White. Noble. DeKalb and Steubei' Timotny R. Dickinson. Randolph Thoma R. Brown, (oonteabed.) Rush Edward U. M Berry. Decatur J. D IMeak 13. BEPL'BLIi'AXS BLCCTKD. Jefferson John L Mauafield. Wayne Othnel Beeon Benton, Warren and White Alfred Reed. Tippecanoe Moses C. Culver. Jasper, Lake. Newton and Porter Exra Right. Parke and Vermillion 0. P. DaTls. Marion Jthn C. New (contest H 21. Elkhart and Lagranpe John H. Baker. DEMOCRATS UOLDINO OVRB. Clark and Scott Charles P. Ferguson. Clay and Putnam Archibald Johnston. Gibson, Duboi and Pike Thoma Shoulders. John. on and Morgan Franklin Linders. Shelby and Hancock Martin M. Ray. Vigo itnd Sullivan Henry K Wilson. Washington and Harrison Simeon K. Wolf. Jennings ;iud Jackson Medea W. Shields ci PKMOt RATS KLUTK1). Flovd Augustus Bradley. M u-i..i!l .in i f Joseph MoOMaM t'orbin. tuant and M.idi.oii John U. Marshall. I'.n i und VAnderburgh George W. Finch. Parry, Speut er aud Warrick B. L. Fuller. Davis mid Knox Jarue D Williams. lireen and Owen (ieorge N. Moore. Liwmiceand Martin Thomas R. Cobb, t i iwford and OttSJft Henry Jenkius. Hi-mwii und Monroe I'.iris C. IJutiuing. Bartholomew Franci T. Hord. Dearborn .lamw W. Gaff. Franklin Thomas GifTord. Adams. Jay and Wells George S. Brown. Allen Plinv Hoaghind. Huntington and Whitley A. J. Douglas. I irroll and Clinton Leander MrClurg. Cass, How art! and Pulaski John Davis. Kinlev Williaru L. Hartley 19 27 INDEFl M'KN'T Ohio and Switzerland Alexantler ('. Downey. Koaciuske asd Wuhash William 0. Grave. Republican holding over 13 elected 8 21 Democrats holdini! over H elected 19 27 Independents 2 REPRESENTATIVE). OEM. Ahnl JLiaBBO F N. Collins 1 AHenOchmig Bird. .lohn Pi Shoaff.. .2 Bartholomew O H IV Abbott 1 Poonsj Sherman Hostetter 1 BatMM uid Hendricks Tho. J. Cason. 1 Brown Stephen V. Cook 1 Carroll John B. Milroy 1 Cji Chule H Laselle 1 Clark Jtuias G. Howard 1 Clinton Cornelius J. Miller 1 Clay Adam 0. Ve ich 1 Crawford Thomas Ryan 1 Ox vie O S. Given 1 Ii,. ul,ni0 K Roberts, Alf. Bregan 2 De'-atur Daniel R. Van Bu-kirk 1 Dc!-wire All rel Kiltfore 1 DeKalh MiUh Waterman 1 Duhoi B. R Kemp 1 Elkhart Matthew Rippey 1 Elkhars nnd Ln:raiige Arno Davis. . 1 Fa I Otts and Union Kii-ell B. Perry. . 1 Fountain Samuel Hatrield 1 Floyd Ge V. Hwk 1 Franklin Reblin Osborn 1 Fulton N G. Shaffer 1 Gibson Silas M. Holcomb I Grunt .James Henley 1 (Jreene John Humphrey! . ...1 Harrison John Lemmon 1 H inrock Geo. Y Atkinson 1 BaSM o k and Shelby .lame L. Mason 1 Hamilton and Tipton James O'Brien. 1 Henry Charles 1) Morgan 1 Hendrifks .lame M. Gregg 1 Howard J. M. Leed 1 Huntington and Whitley Samuel MoOsMchsf I Jackson JrtonB. Browu 1 Jasper nnd Pulaski Paris Robinson. . .1 Jennings - Hutchings 1 .IftVer-oti David C Branham and J. L Roe 3 Johnson A. V. Pendleton 1 Jay Samuel A. Shotfff' 1 Johnson and Morgan Thomas W. Woolen 1 Kosciusko Henry J Byerle 1 Kosoiu.ko tad Wabash Jos Marshal 1 box V illiam K Niblack I Lagrange Francis P. Griffith 1 Lake David K. Pettihone 1 Laporte lajne- Foieter and W W. Higgins 2 Lawrence Nathaniel Williams 1 Madison Richard Lake 1 M.u ion John 0. Tarkington and W. H. Kendrirk contested) 2 Marshall Starke M A. 0. Packard . 1 Monroe Samuel H. Buskirk 1 afoatfOBBBf J James F. Harney 1 Morgan J.J.Johnson 1 Martin John R. O'Brien 1 Miami R. F. Donaldson 1 Noble Timothy Baker 1 Ohio and Switzerland R. N. Lamb. . . 1 Orange George H. Hon 1 Owen Jacob V Wolfe 1 Parke Casper Budd 1 Pike William H. De Btuler 1 Pern James Hanlin. 1 Porter L A Caas. 1 Poe E M Spencer 1 Putnam Austin M. Puett and George W Priest 2 Ripley Edwin P. Ferris 1 Randolph John H Moorman 1 Hu.h William S Hall 1 Scott Daniel Blocher 1 Spencer James W Lemmon 1 Sullivan Stephen G. Burton 1 Shelby Jacob Mutz 1 Steuben Enos B. Noyes 1 St. Joseph Andrew Anderson, Jr. ... 1 Tippecanoe Joseph H Hershey. Samuel Mustard 2 Vanderburg and Posey John A. Reitz. 1 Vanderhurg Thomas E Garvin 1 Vermillion Irad Abdill 1 Vigo Bayless W. Hanna, Jno. Kemp. .2 Wabash John L. Stone 1 Warren Benjamin F. Gregory 1 Washington Jamison Lee 1 Washington and Harrison Aaron L. Harden 1 Wayi.e Israel Woodruff, Oliver T. Jones. E. B. Newman 3 Wells and Blackford Geo. S. Howell . 1 White and Benton John T. Richardson 1 Warrick Chambers 1 RAILROADS. " JEFFKKS0NV1LLE RAILROAD Two Train Daily, San days Excepted Trains Arrive Trains Leave. 5c0 A. M " A. M 7. .16 P. M S-OO P.M. A BOYE TRACTS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION J at pat at nonthport, Greenwood, Prsxkim, Bdlnburga, Columbus, making connections at Seymour wfth trains on the Ohio A anaatiatyjil Reed, and at Losnaville with trains on the LaMaesUe. Frankfort A Lexington and LuoisviU and Meahvlll Roads. Freight trains leave daily. Freight prumpüy forwarded. Offlce, Madisua Depot, West side. A. S. CAROTHIRS. Superlntasdent. J. G Wancoats. Freight Agent apltt-Alj

LAW SCHOOL.

LAW SCHOOL OF Harvnrd CUfffU, lNG:t,

fll" T'rtna of nineteen weeks each, cosauieneing J. MARCH Id and SKITKMBkR 7th. ror Catalogue and Circular address JOFL PARKER, Royall Professor. Cam.ndge, Maa.. Jan. 19, l.StiS. febT-3td

BOOTS AND SHOES.

At Mo. 39 West Washington st. A LARGE STOCK OP HOME-MADE WORK FOR sale cheap, one door east of the Palmer Rouse sepSO-dly A. LIMTZ.

ANNUALS.

D I A R I E S 1

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BOWEN, STEWART & CO.'S.

Jan a-2wd

TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 500,000 CUAKi Just Received.

JOHN .v. iii;idh(,i;k

Jut returned from Cnaecticut,

m.M7'HFHK MR HAS RMQAdKD 4.h-o.(nh) MN- DOW MESTIC Ctgars. All irood wiii be wat, anted of the very best quality, and will sell 25 Per Cent. Lower Than any other hon will furnbh tb- same quality Every one wh sellscigar. wholesale or retail dealer come soon and examine the stock. JOHN A. HFIDUNGKR, novlo No. 3 Palmer House

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tLOW PRICES; 4jLai IE& FCRNISH150 GOODS.

80 WEIT I AÜHIÜGTOÜ STREFT. Order from the country promptly filled. noel-dly-'?

COAL.

QREAT jREDUOTIOlSr ii rax rain or

117 Q SMITH I now receiving SO.SSO baaaMla of Mf . Pit U burg Coal, sold at reduced prices. Orders left at Mo. i South Delaware street, or at Jordan A Snotta'a. on the corner of Dawaa Railroad Track

will promptly Olles? WILLIAM SPOTTS. Agent. Ml aMBl

CLOAKS. &C.

THE UTEST NEWS OF THE DAY! The MfUcultif of the Times are Ml

TO more trouble in procuring a hands Cloak er

antillafora price to seit every Lady in lndianape-

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I V E N S & CO.

Have fitted op and op awed their

CLOAK, FUR AND MANTILLA HOUSE, 15 THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ON MERIDIAM STREET.

We are n w prepared to furnish Cloaks and Furs to eery Lady that has not already purchased their Winter garments. W will sell the balance of our large stock of Cloaks and Furs from 30 to 40 per cent. less than any House in the Western Country. The Children Department I particularly attended to, and a full assortment kept on hand. We will also furnish BLACK SILKS From 94 to 3 Inches wide, all of the best quality, at lower rate than the same can now be purchased by the case We invite the Country Merchant to call and exasaine our stock, as we can supply them at Kaatern price. I t N A C O.. Philadelphia Cloak, Fur and Mantilla House, Boutb Metidian street, Indianapolis. Ind. Jan2s-dly

TRUSSES, &C. X. S. SEEL 3 Y3 TZRTTS sMfff aiilBIIM 1 1. .( "v. 'iicaoo, Ilu. Bra-i h VTi - -N. V HBj W W Lüual.Mo

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a.de Propr'. i.r and xiutuifai uirer of the Hard Rubber Tri. ih r MMR4 A (i-i Swissair's Patents. The Hard Riil-'wr Tnias is unlike ajm! superirsr to all oth-rs in In f -II- wlng n-sjufts : WHU never break, rust ctiafe. .nil or llit.-r ; ran la made stiff or limber; will cure Her . -' stainllu ; dues: i j.re oc Injure Use cord, isel Is al4 s clean ami giwl as new. IV Mi ,-an ! mrutelr fltte.1 ,y settling ilae la In. 't. ttsMind tdr In Hi. rnjirre. live, ion .. t" i-ri.-tt j- oxr ollem : Te to hrwutg only ure offerrs : t.f M-'f. ' nrnorlian; and Prk-r, Kew-Trsk; If. 4,.tArd and An ew. I'l.iU.lel It I J .Iiti.,ii; Saegeswl Oin-r il MSSSJBa, w, asltfnglaei FswAi Rrakafl, l're-r. R-a, 4mlr-srs, and !- ri. Ch' ; Irr. U ol. oit, Milwaukee, U is. l uf ninn r ami le;ilcr In !lsi,l, r llrace. AbdomInal Snpfaetera. STTk and r.t. n l u-l. bt. k f r Varle..se v. Slln. rv lbml:tirea, Ae . A' DR. W1M . S PAT. NT MITIFH I Kl. LFii, manbwMBMVsI kf 0L r !, ha niaii) aU uotare oer all otle-rs. ai 1 as an elletiee if wirb it luts reeeived the first j.r .Tiiuins at the I tilted states Fiilrs, iuiler the amln:ill.nn of Hi bsv smyt-on In ir rotitttr . Ita mrtloi tü rerelvisi from a ruMwr e. ,r. i wtia-li will never break. (r! ing it a :n at preference over tte 4ral spring use.l la nth r Ml .1. Send Bhsiftfi (kf tratliM P w frfhre Boa 4S9S.

F "r sale by all Druggits.

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DRY COODS.

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DRESS GOODS.

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Dress Goods

FROM 1 CR MTB PFR TART I I

CLOAKS.

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400 Balmoral Skirts.

ri its i t rs! RUSSIA. HCDSO BAT. AMD AMERICA SABLE, BOUGHT F.ARLV A"D FOR S..I LOW.

MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS ANO DRAWERS:

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H. A. I I I I III IC V CO., SS AND I WEST WASH150T05 ST.. ajMRMAPOUa. INOIAKA. SCHOOL ORGANS.

MEW IMSTRTMEMT JUST THE THTMG FOR Sabbath Schools, AendewMea and Osaall CRajeAss.

WIJJ.ARD A STO WELL

GENLINE AMERICAN WATCHES. W.P. BINGHAM A: CO. HR t t5C4 RTMaUl FOR American Watches, ri.ME JEWFXHT ASDSOI.IR Ml U N wasiK, have removed to 50 EAST WASHTNOTON 8TBIIT,

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d w k m i .At jr fra TC ml KM : TEST LARGE Wo get them direct from the Mibufacturers, AMD EXIT 5051 BIT TRI GI5TT5E MB e avak. th I n nam of a t -Krrper.

T call and xassAa aar stark as? AMERICAN WATCHES

Iff. M7LT HR a w for Jt RKTTKR PMNIfTI' A5D WILL 8E1X AT LESS PRICES TRAM ART OTHER HoUSR pt THE cm.

OUR STOCK OF SWISS WATCHES IS VERY LABOE.

(.OOD HI TIt WATCHES t StO .- tO Kl . CALL AMD El A MI ME OCR aTIOCK . P. BIMCsHASfl A CW.,

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DRY COODS.

SPLENDID (IPBMU

NEW GOODS!

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NO. 3, ODD FELLOWS' HALL

WE are now offering for al rur nie stock of Mew Oeod at

LOW PRIC BS.

MMTF. bop, by Seeping a good tin of ffeeaVs, and sellJfjf In cheap, to merit and receive a liberal share af natron are We solicit an examtnatiea of awr stark and comparison of our prics, before you mak your Dry Good purchatea. JanT-Oa JOSISIM At BHiMM.

DRY COODS.

DRY GOODS

A Special Sale for 21 DayB, only, or i R e. ee i, s . 16 PER f'FMT BEIiW LAST WRRR'S PRICES. AT 33 West Washington St, WRIT PRY OOOOOS TO THE PAIJCRR HOrSR. rOTfTf "44 M. MONDAY. 12TH .TANTaRT. 63 Ciissistim; im Shawls, Cloak and Mantillas, Genu' Shawls. Ladies' S arts. res l.ooda fine line V lours. Valencia, Delaines, Calaro, Merinos, and Poplins; Hoods, Mnbia. Sontair. Gari-r-aidi Waists, Ladiea' and Risses' Saeeaeand SkatinE Caps, Ho and d loves, and aa nnlimited variety of notions f r the milltoti 5,0110 HOP MKTS. all styles, aad will iraarante ht material. SO0 BALMORAL SKIRTS, brilliant colors sOOtJENTS' U5R5 SHIRTS, best material and flue St. ft.noo VARUS MEM'S AMD ROTS' Parte Stuff These f.ods will be sold at the above raSaaMsaa, d. ciddiy for cash, u mak room for a large tovetre of good then landed. Oforv sign Big Hoop Skirt Lynch & Keane,

Janl2 FWITS 10,000 ( G( 0 IT JCST RF.CRlVgn BT RURPF, ( Hid el V alfSri. ORlMiES. LEMONS AND FIGS.

XS0 B0ZK8 Lr-""N 1 BOXES FRESH ORAMGRS

SOD BOXES FRESH FIGS, in IS RARRELA LflES! SITS f 1' SJ TT H BCC Kl av

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0SB0RE & ÜRLETON, BO. IOI Hashinrtsn fttrcct Opposite th Etat Rouse,, ÖEÜCER8.

fCTTER. I IS always on H:de. P

EGGS. LARD. DRESSED FOWLS, Ac

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H1e. Pel and Rags

B 1 i ,-hest price tajd lor Fro-

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ALBUMS.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

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ENDLESS VARIETY.

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THE W05DERFVL ÜRA5CLIA. They ghe ! ill its relief SAeentaa

BRANDE'S TUSSILAG0 CTJMRA 00COBS AMD COLAMI

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