Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3867, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1863 — Page 1

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NUMBER 3,867

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MARSHAL'S NOTICES. iAiV SENTINEL

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Mfifll Nib, If twiluiorov!, tural loUbU4M ual rata. Aivrrt1rmatit BakiiiK . : ii r 1 ... iti-iTti-'l McciatlM Dallj, win i-. i uH Mj ant. 1 rarly dTrtlrr to jiav quarterly. A MtoUBCitiK calxIMi'' l'-r offlr- of c.ary dr1j.; m U) haakarcrrl at tl- ri of l sj for ach mi Dally, and 3 in Um Dail . and Wif kly, the miw to he, In I All iiaiii it. advance. Iiral a'lv-rti-rmi.U inrted a? the vru of t!i

tornajr ordering, and Dot aVUyablc for Ihr Iral nr- rdln, out follertr V at onr nual tlnte. Pnhltnr not ayxonntat.le f .r ircir tv rf t'iral alvrrt i -i tn.'i.i - !-yI'd tr anio'i' fMari d 1 r th'-lr p'iblU ati. ii. r'l.I.i'K. M vi:'NK .v F INCH M. r.-ojirlaiora li.'l.ai.a Sta'r Stitin?l. J. M. TILHOKD, Frr:dant It. liat.apoli- Jo irtial Company. " business directory. R IM4F.KK.

tb i ' ii I uprar tforr th- aald Wat net Court of thr I . irxlfltai' . io bai.1 at tb. city of l!.dinapiU, ! f - " he lt t I of Indiana, n tbe flrt Jlotaiay f It u'uary next, at ia Mark on tke forem-m of thai , ibm aiat tWlWto liiierjHw t. .riU,:ii". and l, m.iki their JlcaU--L! i Uiat bbajf D. O. R()iK. r S. Marbal. IVr I. Bi.t w, IVputy. Jona U. Ksa. Clerk. Jai.Jo-.i14i No. JUj ruin um n i.soi i nemii , ims. fj TltltT U IM.i A. ss. Wurst a, A I.N-l "f information uai 1k-pu f.ld in the DiMrlct C'Hirt of th- Uniti-d 4lat.. within and for th flVn titli Cirrnlt an! Iitriet of In. liana, . .. tha 13th dav of January, Ifttt, 1 John Hanna, r , Attornryuf ttipUat" ti'l rt4f lor tin IM-tnrt of Indiatia, ai(aiiit Ihi Ufj fate of one Ltr nu I. Cowdan, in ait to the followintr d--rfriei real eMate in ai.i IHtrtrt, to-wit: A pi'ri r parrel of tat I a1Jnltiita tbi- town of CamlhlK' Citv, aljo.i.iHK Um- tv, ld of lot 9, in I I -ark i, W. k. aini 8. k.. in Hawkin.' addition to a:il t..w?i. anl beiUK directly Uli. of i,t 6, and a part of 5. It. uid 1. 1 - k 3, and fjrm k.nlrad trrrl and th. i , i.tiati and Cbi'-aico kailro.i1 on the oiith. ihe atue einir the property foino rlx -l Wro. U. Cannon, and Im-ihk ' ne huialre.i feet ii..atrrat, n ,.,i.i 140 fcjfafccpj ,,,.,,( Xj frrt w-t ..! l"t and . u hl.a V iflrV. K nrl S. K , in H.i. ' addition to 4id town. Tor a violation of th-- n.o r- of an Act of ConirrttM rtaprow -i Jul , 17th. l-:.' I 'An Act to Mipji . -v i.t.jrroftioti, to puninb irea.ou ai. 1 raliellion. to -e.ze and coiiUaca'c thr property of r. and f.r other purpove," prayinfr proceaa acraln-t aaid realty, ml th' the ue my he oomiemried nd 'taaaaji'' property .

a nee of the M' -t.lt jon tu. r iio mm t.d ai d dellv. r-'l. I do il! per(i!i elainmnr 'id '. or in any manlier inti-re-i '-d ,i, M Li lure the aaid, the lii--lati . I b bald at Ibi' ciU '

In 1 intpoliv. In niMt f .r the lh"r f Indian, on th"lt Monday of Fat. riiary in M, at in ; W "I the forenoon of that day, ai'd then ,iel there to , r, tnair clitinie and rnakr tin t .!!)! oii In tb.it ! I. .it I). G R si , t. 8. Ma -.. S. By I. S. Rioklow, Ik-j. mmmt Jon M. kr .. Cirri 'nn17- l.li

.en Ti re, aeal af tk aaid Oi br-rehy fie ( i real. , or ant i . . Iherei , that lhe tri I Court of the

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ARklSoNS' (NK No IW KaatWahiiiKton street opposite the Sentinel Office. ma'4 L1TEB1 KTAatLBS. -

LUCS 4 HJN8U-.Y, Livery and late Utahle, in the i

rear ol me Falmer it . jum'aiy IOI NDIHI s.

PAT IS CO., Unten Foundry, Da'aware treet, oppoaite t'tuon lepd.

IM Kl MAN A VINTON, WaaMagloa Foundry and

Work, eaat end Lmoti I iep.it. my29

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i,Ni is SMITH, formerly IVIzell A Smith, Real ' aU Viret't and Tax Payer, 37 K. . w . - -treat. HeMaea to rent. Jan35-dl 3

cKKRNAN A PIRRCB. Real hM Amenta and Proa- ra, 1" , Raat Wanhinirton atrtMt.

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ker. IQ) Raat Wahiiirton ntn-et. may 14

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1 C. MAYHI MA, Si.o. s, nd ' ! Cnloti Depot, I

M v 1 1 K w vr.'. Whoteaate dealer in

Rul.Iera, So. 4 koUr' Block, opp.-ite

lndianaMIi. Ind. aep4

ADAM KNODLK A SON. manufacturer and dealer in all kinda of Boot a and Sboea, So. 33 Kat Waaknxtoti at real. aprt7 K'MIKN AD M ATIOSI ItV. ' mWAJR A CO., wholesale and retail delI j th In HiM.ka arl Prin ers Mater lT. 1H Wtt Waehmict.ti Hi A. aprM mWrnW Ni MMWWCtmBm, UnUn M Um RY, PRl tiOlST. Dealer In Druira Cbewdrala, Paint-. Ol la, Dyentuff. Rot.uitc, Paten and other Moditane, SuChms and IVrfumery No. 48 Man MMrhnett aveirie, Indianapolis. nv30-ly.

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H tiLKNN A CO., Sew York Store, Dry

,,. .-!-!,. ,. -V. and Retail, (ilt-nn Block, Baal

Waabinctoii street. mav5

g F Col. .h aler in Stoves, Tin Ware, Ac. No. 11 W. n a .. . . apr-'T - ' ' - a ' BIMIK KIN Of KS. g 1 AMIUKl I Jk BOYI.KS.Pa ok aaVraaal W.ir.k Hook y Manufacturers, So. 37 Kast Wil. . f 1 - K'ock. up stair. Indiana pol t. ;.

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0VBLA A PALMKR. Rook rt : le- ,rii p, ink Rook Manufacture r, J0. 3t , F.a-t 1 . 1 a! reel, ,

aTa AJJord, MilU A BrV Grocers . ma37 1 rillM.l.nsN lRQI I I su Mil;. g Hits. K. II A THOKS. Importer of C . i.a-s and

t3aeenware. . I el W ad..iiKt..t- -t., Indian-

apo'i-. Indiana. Vi-.., Dealer in S ,

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IRr DKRU K Ml.i'''i K, Mrrchant Tailor, and dealer

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DRY COODS.

tet 00 irret, up-atalrs rcaarf door to the right band, opaoaite .tie ru". Block. ..td MCHOSAI.D. ROACHPa LEWI. '.? aaJ, Allison L. Roach. Joaeph t Leu-. v era ami Couneor at I -aw. .Km Iuuraoce Pay teiaakaf, aeeonA ttoor. Prany1au street, jeldly LIVERY STABLES. . W. JOHNSTOIST, Livery and Sale Stable: SO 11 - ND13 WESTPKAALSTRKkT. I AMiLts.npiaaa.

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6.1 1 I IC I s 1 A II I, , ' 10 Ka.t Pearl -treet. half a square outh of Waahtneton .tre-u between Meridian and P-nusvUania r . . ... ., . .

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ISO A.4AP0US RAILROAD ruß fABLE.

arrj-arnirTAt -;iaoAt lr 1 l,-r 8:'' A. M Mail 1:30 P. M 8:30 P. M

rvmaK rot ia tM r. 1 Train lave. uy A. M Kxpres.. a-M ?. M Accommod.i

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.vim A M . a S6 A . M . IV.L6 A. M Mail .26 P M. T:M P. M 3-36 P. M. i.MiAaeoua aao cnu ait i aamarr uh, via awaaaa Train- Lea.-e. Train Arrive I AB A. M -5ÄA. M llrSI M 2 OR P. M. 7 10 P. M Mi P. M.

frm a rout, so rt acmaaTi aAiuuiAti

Train Arrira. T'S8 A. M. lttUO A M. ... ft" P M I A CXICa

Trairm IfTivT IAS P. M. 10:45 A.M. aaiiWAi. Train Arrive.

Train - Lea' a. A.M. 112.-. A. M. 7:05 P.M..

Train- Arrive.

.10: 10 A. M. ..... P. M . .10:10 P. M

Taaaa mtk kaii.oad. Train Arrive. 4 .V. A.M.

11 J A. M. ..7 m P. M.

www at a tar inn rwiraoo aoan -oMKHCAfrriJi jraeno Gome Sorb. Gojnir South, laH P. M Exnrea M.

Tram l?ave. 10 M A.M... 3 10 P. M. . lo-ir, p m

IUI A.M.... Train- LaaMta li no a. M . . 8 25 p. M. 10:30 P. II..

i.oti p. M.

Plateau Oaily

LAtiTrm KAii.anan Trafn Arriva. 4 to A. M. 10:40 A. M. &:30 P. M.

VT Rr MUX!. NAt).SltAll.KOAn. Trains LaMia. Trains Arrirr. 4.10 1'. M Mail 11:20 A.M. V: i'j p. M Chicano txpresa ri.20 V M lo to p. M Cafeaay Bzpraaa 4:3 p. M. BMMUUUraa a AJio MAniao aaii aoan. Traut Leave. Train Arrive. .: oo p. m ayaaai IfcH a. m auto . M AaciaanaateaAtei 430 p. M. jarnaao.ivii 1.1 rah ro m Train Lve. Tr.iin Arri p.

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OlHl I H Had! mm mail Cinctanati and way mail J. . raofivillc nl Louisville

Terr Haute a mail : 11:40

Pru mail Central way mail Fem Haute ifcraafwa Lafayette and Chicago. . . . . BeMi'fontait e way mail . Iv '.(. iit.ii -hroujrh mail Central through mail Ciiii ii:i,3i i'hr"Ui. b mail. . . .

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Indiana Lrsjlalata re. t? ATE. aipratiCAH holivio orra. Delaware m i Blackford Walter M ireh. Kaetto ml tVioti Henjtiniu F. Claypool. FnutiUiB Henry Cam; bajit, Umiiltwii aivl Ti; rmi teo. B. Orubb. lrii4ii kt bAmI Boone BolOaMal Blair. Hen: s -h t : : H. MaileU. Li rte and Starke .lram Teejrardeu. Miami and Kultt-i: D .n.el R. Betrsn. IfllMlyan Michael (J. White. Notile, DeCalv and Steuen Timot13 K. DWkMMMIl Kai.doljih Thoma9 R. Brown, contested. ) Ruh Eilward H M Berry. Dec u ur J D. I'leak 13. Kl . It L 1 1 IN- M.fATl.I. .TciTerson John L. Muii.-field. W.ivno ( irliiicl Bee-. mi. Baotoo, Wa raafand White Alfred Reed. Tippecanoe Moaea C. Culver. Jasper, Lake. Nawtou and Porter F.zra Right. Parke ntul Vcrinalli.m O. P. Davis. Marion John U. New (contest ). ti 21. Elk hurt atnl L-irrrance .lohn 11. Baker. 11 M"i BATH IKH.IUNO OVttt. Clark and Scott Charles IV Ferguson. Clay awd Fafcwaaj wMbaM JeAawaaaL (iit)-on, Dubois und Pike Thomas Shoulders. Johnson and MoaWli Fr anklin Landers. - Tbj ami Hncck Martin M. Kay. Vitro and Sullivan Henry K. Wilson. Washington and Harrison Simeon K. Wolf. Jennitms aad Jaanaon Medea NV. Shields 8 PI MOCK AT ELKCTKD. Vlov.l Auu-tu BrMillev. M itshall and St Joseph Horare Cotbiu. (.rant and Madison John D Marshall. Poaey and Vanderburgh George W. Finch. Pens, ftnmetr aixl Warrick & L. Fuller. DaVMI and Knox James 1) Williams. I m pfiie atrl w'ii (ieure N. Moore. Lawiawca mi M utin Tl;oui.is R Cobb. Ci iwf..r 1 uid Orange Henry Jenkins. Brown aad llooraw Pari- C. Ihuudtxp Bartholomew Fruncis T. Hord. Be-itborn James W. Gaff. Franklin Thomas Gifl'or.i. Adams, JJ an ! Wlb Omfl 8. Brown. Allen Plfaii HojafUnd Hontington and W I.;' A. J. Douglas. Carroll and Clinton I MMka? McClurg. Cms Hi 1 rH and PaJaakl John Davis. RiplaY w ,11' mi L Hartky' IS ti. namn ..ext. (Muoau I S'. , v.ci land Alexander C. Downey. KoaciUaku and Waba-li Wiliiaui C. Graves.

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Jeffer.:i '!e ainl Loui.s iil uiad Tarra !! lata ;'iM.uh mail, St. U.ui.s, Cairo Lafayette and! htcagti Lafayette Cc and Sprintrfirld.llhnoia ... Mad. -on ma.' . . i (' .:ral way mail O nirai tkrooal ro oi aad M aabi najtoa City . t-. 1 innati and way mail fluwurA mail

Terre Haute way, Evan-v i'.le and TkMMBI Vl 'iO p Peru II SB BellcfoBtatac a o- ai.d thronch TtH r

hl'NO.W MAILS. BaUi fiaiialiai w ar mail 5:00 r. m Lid aril la and J aäraanatan teoa a. a T rr.- Hume th ou If .' M I a

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holding elected .

Denn -erat-holding over. clecttd. . . . Independent.-

REPRESENTATIVES.

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RAILROADS. laiiliaiincliA anil .1l;ili&i 186 ). JiaiWMBwwWWK 1863. Yew A rruiiffeuicnt to Commence Ylon da , l eb. IMS f MIVVi paaaeaffer tr.ii:.- dailj Sundays, ept. I t en hidiananoli- a::d Mi.''i-- 11.

I'nioii !epot, Indian ipoi. -. ai 6 00 A. arriving .ti Mad.-.n at 11 . M ..:

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and 3 P. M. P. M.

lavethe Depot at Madison at 6 A. M. and 3 P. M., arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M. and 114 P. M. The train leaving Indianapolis at 6. 3u A. M . connects with that leaving Columbus at K4.", A.M. for Shclhyville and RushMlle, rri itig at shelhyvllle at 10.35 A.M. aud Uushville at PJ 30 P. ! LaaTteg Ru.sbvili at i.3o p M. tmnuy iIMi at M P. M., connects a' Colunitu with the 1 and M. train, arriving at either Indianapolii or Madison the same evening. Tin Road forms a line witii tl.e Packets ;.t M t-'i-.-n r..r tha Iranaportatlop af freiajbl betwaaa Cincinnati and Indian ipolia iti pvilila VV. -. Tariff of freight a low ns by any other route. Shippers and merchants West will find it to theirintereat to ship bv this line. feb2 D.C. BRASHAM. Superintend.-ut.

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1862

VLL PBB80K8 Pi RCH TICKETS rOk ST. JOSKi'H a:id other p. inn. in Northern Mi-noun, the State of Kansas, or the Territories, should iu.is.t on having tickets that read y the SOUTH MISSOI Kl Itilt.KOID, Thp only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph. It i- the shortest and quickest line, hy thirteen hour, to the remotest point reached by rail, and is always a cheap as any other. Buy your Tickets to Kansas and all points in Northern Mi-.-ouri uy the Nona Misoun Railroad. ISAAC H aTtTftGEOS, Pre-'t and Gen'l Supt. Sortk Missouri R. R. HENRY U SIMMONS, General Traveling Agent. s. i il7-illy INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

RAILROAD!

Miorlcsi Couir by Thirl Rllloa SO CUANGK Of CARS TO CISC1NN .TI ! Three trainsleave Indianapolis Daily, (SumL.ys excepted.) IRSTTKAIN 1 :6I A.M . 'INCINNA I'i K !'!." M arrives at CiUviunaii at I0-.4OA M., and Le.icgton K..7:30 P.M. 1 aad Train 11:25 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrive- at ('in.-innati 4:4.S P. M.. makina clie connection with the Uttie Miami Railroad tor Ioveland, Morrow. Cdamhua, Newark, Zauesville, and Wheeling. Tinrd Tr.-.iti 7:05 p. M, Cincinnati Kxnrt s, arrives at Cna inrati 12 20 p. M. Fire same a by any other route. Call for your tickets rut tue Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Ruki;.,.' -eked throucb. Sptcial Notick. Be sure you get In the rieht train at 1 anap.lis. The anly Cincii.uati train, stands on the filth track, beii.g the farthest track south in the L'uion Depot, at Indianapolis. W. H. L. SOBLF, General Ticket Agent. P. M I.rTHoow, Traveling Agent noT7 '62-dly PEHÜ AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. h63. 1863.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

t u Konic in ( hini;o rial Kokoiuo.

UIIJ':s SH0RTKK THAN ARY OTHER ROUTE .

ON AND AFTKR MONDAY, IBBSUAATSM, IMa trains will he run a follows: A t'hicijjo Kxpreaa Train will leave Indianapolis at III: IS I' Vt ml .irrire at kok.inie at !t-JO I' S In time

to make ci se comiect'.on w-.th train on theCncinnan a- ! Wn rei; Benjamin F. Gregory Coicago Air L:ne Railroad f. r Logan-port. Vahaara:-.. Washincton Jamison Lee

Ad IM P. N. Coliins Alkn Oewaaig Bin!. Join. P Shoaff. Bartholomew O. H. P. Abbott

Boone Sherman HoawHler Boone and BanMtricks Thj. J. Cason. Brown Stepiien V. Cook 1 Carroll fohn B. Milroy I C..s CI. trie B. Lajaalki 1 Cktrk Joio-o. (i. Howard 1 Clinton ConMHWM J. Miller 1 Clay Adam C. Veach 1 Olm lord Thomas Kan 1 Daviess dj S. Given 1 Dearborn 0. F Roberts, Alf. Bregan 'J Decatur Daniel R. Van Buskirk Delaware Alfred Kibjore

DeKalb Miles Waterman Dubois B. R. Kemp Elkhart Ma; thew Rippey Elkhars and Lagrange Amos P. vis Fayette and Union Russell B. Perry Fountain Samuel Hatfield Fiord Ceo V. Howk Franklin Rdlin Osbofl Fulton X. Ci. Shaffer Gibson Silas M. Uolcomb (irant James Henley Greene .lohn Humohtevs

Hart bom I i Letaaii. 1 il ukooeli hto . . AtK.n.soii Hancock and Sheib James L. Mason 1 Hamilton an i Tit-ion James O'Brien. Haory Charles !) Morgan Hendricks Jail M Orajgg, Howard J. M. Leeds Hutitinu'fon and Whitley Samuel McGauehev I Jackson laaOM B. Brown I Jasper ai d Pulaski Parte Robittson . . . 1 Jennings Hutchinirs Jaafaaoa David C. Branham and J. L. Roe Johnson A. V. Pemi m I Jai Samuel A. S1h:iI1 1 JaaHMKM and Morgan Thomas W. Woolen 1 Koarianho Henry J Bverle Eoaeinsko ami Wain-- Jos. Marshal Knox William li Nit.luk 1 Lagrange Frmc s P Giithth Lake David K. PettibOBO Laporte James Forester and W W Higgin Lawrence Nathaniel W.lliams 1 M idison Rich ild Like 1 Marion John C. Tat kington and W. H. Kendriek (conteteP Marshall Starke M A O Packard. 1 MoAWOO Samuel H. Bu-kirk 1 Montgomery James F. Harney 1 Morgan J. J. Johnson Martin John R O'Brien 1 Miami R. F. Donaldson I Noble Timothy Baker Ohio and Switzerland R. N. Lamb. . . Orange George EL Hon 1 I wen Jacob V. Wolle 1 Parke Casper Budd Pike William H. De Bniler I Perry James Hardin 1 Porter L A. Cass Posev K. M. Spencer 1 Putnam Austin M. Puett and George W. Priest .1 Ripley Edwin P. Ferris 1 Randolph John II Moorman Rn-h W illiam S. Hall 1 Scott Daniel Blocher 1 Spencer James W Lemmou 1 Sullivan Stephen G. Burtou I Shelby Jacob Mut: 1 Steubeu Em's B Noyes St. Joseph Andrew Anderson, Jr Tippecanoe Joseph H Hershey, Samuel Mustard Vanderburg and Posey John A. Reitz. 1 V.u.tierl.urg Thomas E. Garvin 1 Vermillion Irad Abdill igo 1.. lam W. H mm, J:io. Kemp. .'J Waba.-h John L. Stone

and cbtsa

h-turn ajC the same train will leave Kkomo at .. J" A. M.. aa the arrival of the night train from Chicago, arriving at lnd-.ana;Mli- at G JO A. M. A Mail Vrait. will leave Indianapolis at 4:10 P. M., atopD'.ng a- .i , , .,;! rnviug at Peru in time to make connect, on with tue trains on the Toledo and w abasbKaiUav. t..r . 4- a- . i,u . hie:..?:. Kort Wavue. To

ledo and l-t .

Returning, the sane tram will leave Peru at 7 35 A. M.. after the arrival of the train on the T. A W". R. W. from the Kast. and imn-ii Indiat apolis at 11:20 A. M. In t:m to make c Mirrrt'.m, for all no -,nt- Pas South

a a BW 1

Washington and Harrison Aaron L.

wzr Harden 1 Wayne Israel Woodruff. Oliver T. Jones. E. B. New :ntn W, sand Blackford (ieo. S Howell. 1 White and Benton John T. Richardson ' 1 Warrick Chambers

bTj

1 40

V ai : vtaat.

A Ch

P. M., making ri,e ev-n , - - - . ,

iBiirKn. a.parato atal t hicagn. ,nd arrive at Perw at 3tlT A. M . in um to make connection witn Warna j going Eaat and Waal aa ttej Tole-.. . . W aba-a Rail j Return::. g the -arr.a -rain wilt leave P.-m at 12r35P M .

RAILROADS.

LAW SCHOOL.

LAW SCHOOL ovHiurvamrd College, ItlOS.

CLOAKS. dtC. TK LATEST NBW 8FTK Nf!

fiia l a r.ineteea aeeks each I !KMiiKR7th.

I or I" .lategne and Ci renter :.'.r.sR JOKL PAKKKR, Koyall Prof.-s.or. Cambridge, Maa.. Jan. , f, -l.7-.ltil

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Tin mnifultiisofUu Hlüifff nri rast. - trouble in procuring a hatid-ome Cloak oMant ilia for a price u alt every Lady in Indtanapolia and adjoining country, aince IVENS & CO.

A N. .,j W .--t U .i.hi.!glon st. ALARi.K sr-H K OF H' MK-MADr WORK KOR aale cheap. ..ue loaf eai of the Palmer lloue - o-d I a. uim.

Have f.r teil up at

i tt.. a

ANNUALS. I ) 1 A R I ; S !

FOR

1 O 6 Q ,

- AT-

BOWEN, STEWART & CO.'S.

Ian r.-'Jwd

TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 5 O 4 . O O O C I 4 A K B Jn lltctirtrt.

CLOAK, FUR AND MANTILLA HOUSE, IN IHK OIJJ POST OF KICK Bl'IIJJlSG, N MK.R1DI AN fCTRFKT. We are now prepared lo furnish Cloak and Fur-1. vr lady that baa t.ot air. ady purchased their Winter garment-. We will eil the halauca of cur large tock of Cloaks and Fnr-from .lo to 40 per ceut. !es than any House ;r. th Western Country. The flftilclrrci' l;.i r t ist n I I particularly attend.-. i to, and a fall aa'ortmeni kept on hand. We will abo rurnlah HLA( Ii J-IIIv?-From C4 to .'Ml inch. - wide, all of the heat oiiaHaj at lower rate than the same ran now be purchased ai the ca-e We invite the Country Merchant-to cal and e amine our stock, a can ?uppi th :ii at Kaat.Tii pric. . I IAN u t O., Philadeipbia Cloak, Fur and Mantilla Hou-e, JJ. ,-). Mendian street, Indianapolis, lud, JaaJO'dlj TRUSSES, &C

JOHN V. IUüDLlN(ii;K in-1 returned from Conn, ctimt, nMTBKKI i RAS IMAOID a00jaat ttXW DO Vi I '- 111 - Will b- v u.ant.d oi mm aarj aai aawlkj . and win sell 25 Per Cent. Lower Than at. v other hon-- will furni-h the aame quality : F'.ver on-- arh - -r-cigars, waateate or retail dealer come soon avd examii e the - ck.

JOHN . HKIDUNGKK,

I. "3. 53 r1 3 TTBTTSfc: rsTAiiLisnirT. - famiaa. In Branch Oflre -u. Tis or h :- fth --.-, St. Laute. Mf

novia

Ne a Valmer Hon-a

C??Y COODS.

OA ID P 0 0 . a S ft

Ö '( I i-H CO

X 0

r O n Ta eJ CÖ TS a O o

C a-a SV

I ale Pr aari tor and MaaaanaMwar aftfakHaai RuWa?r Tr -. uti le: Rtea A Itoitew'l l'.it.-nt. Th Hard RtitdaT Tnw I anttke and siiieiiir to all oth i t'l the fottna i.-sja cf Will never teaaaa, niat rWafe. mil or l.li-l.-r ; can !a m.vle sf iff r UmU-r ; will cur.- Ilernht f y.-iirs st.n.dh.g ; .L-s im pr ss or injure 'In i- rd. .-nid I. luuv clean aihl g1 a new. P-i t ma la a cnnit. U fltf. 1 hy aendlug alae in hi rrea tnama ia-1y In line of ruiire. Km ki .. i - ;.s to sna-ri..rit avaraCaafos - Tha M i- ig anly art oaVred : Ptofs Htel, CanMrhanj; and Parfei r. . -v York; Profs. lliaAaH and AgnrO, PMteArl- : I..- ' U .I--'. i. So- . i .. tn-r:l IiontMl. A .- Iwgtaai; Paafc, Uraii rrd, rVner, l!.-n. Ati.lr.-M-, and larte Cli'cagii; !r. -d. -..it. l 1-. :k e, la, l . -t'i'.-r an1 fw-.-tler In KlaaiVteT Itrueea. Ahdomiti il s , j. -t. i s. - k .i d f'.itt ti I : l.i-a h- bt.a-kings for nrl rteatariM e Han aat Ac, Ac HR, WILCOS 4 PATIuXT ARTIflCLil LF :. manfi 1 lay C. .-.tuffoi I. hm0 nuui ad ,-it.tav'i- oer all oih r- i ! ns an etldetice of a;irh ii ha rer-elvcl tle fir-t i .' tau ai the '. i t. i mat. i F:.ir, aadaa aha aa a.t.in..: .ti of tl- I -: snrv-"tis In .aire mit r . Its motion i. t h . I ft 1 1 a ruMa-r .on! i u !.ich will never break, I alvH !: i ajwaj prentefnoaarerlht sj.lral irlng oe.l m ather i ietid stain;- f -r j att.i!.let . p. of!..-.. Lox 4 w .

B H

l v all DriiL-g'-is.

tiovl4-'62-d:;ni

' COODS.

SI ßOIAL SALB,

tQ o s s P a

fT 4 9

CO a O

z LÜ z

-4-3 U2

s--o -4-3 tr! h-1

0 CO

a-ai

i a s

4 a,

FOR TTIH

HOLIDAY S

AT TUP,

Trade Palace,

0 I

I IS i: 8d SILKS

t a

CO 4-4 o

- 0 F - ( 9JUEII sfMa.v FROM AL'CTIOS AT FROM 50 CKXTS TO ? RB YARD.

SHIRTS.

Shirts! Shirts!

DRESS GOODS.

lOO PIECES OF

Dress Goods

FROM 16 CEBT8 PFR YARD CP.

CLOAKS.

IN Tills LINK WK IX. I.I. Al l. oTliKtÄ, HOTH l fiTYLk AND rail K.

3i-------j.

( y , jshirtI

Well Made axn at LOW PRICES; a Lao, aLaf it I ES' an FCRSISHISG (JOODS, AT

400 Balmoral Skirts.

31 RS! FIRS! RUSSIA, HCDS0S BAT, AND AMERICAS SABLE, BOUGHT EARLY ASD FOR SALE LOW.

la, a-.

30 VII T AMIIM.TOS STHFI I Order from the country promptly filled. novl-dly-'62

COAL.

JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD great reduction

n.tk n.- . . o K .koaaa w:th the trains rr n tl k' I r a ' 1 ataAIrl I i. f-omChH 1 WO 1 r.llll ViilU , NUDOU) t vO'DtCU Talparateo arsl Ltu p art, and arrve at Ind aar h at r

4:30 P. M., ii, :rr.- t . connect with the evening trmlna for Cincinnati. !ut-vii!r and oth-r point. t ÜAYID MACY, i'v : -rai Aent a:.d Superintendent. V. T. Malott. Genera Ticket Agent. feb23. '2-dly

in Tin rxe-r. or

It. i

w1.. i- - :i!d ! 'ake f.-r Athma B B A N I) B ' s l r s SIL AC Tbey give immediate relief IS centa a ru

DRUMS. Drum. Drum, Drum . L VKilF as. .rttnentof the flneat Drum ever brought to thi market. at WILL KI A T' it Fl.l.'s , o

Train Arrive Train Leave.

0M A M 7 05 A. M 7:35 P. M Ml P.M.

BOTE TRAISSSTOP FoR THE ACCOMMoDATlOS

of passenger at noma port, ureenwood, PrankLm,

at Seym oar

rt A Lexir.aton

O O -A.

E -jh. C-.; -i, Balonf

h train on the Ofci A M:-5-- : : K a-1. and at Louis-

-n 'ha I. i:rille. Prankf. n

lie ai d Sashvilie K k

and Lou.

1 of

i iere daily. Freight promptly forwarded, a Depot, Weat aide. A S. CA ROTHE RS, Superintendent. ' K-v. - apl'O-dly

117 O SMTTH i now recehrteg

ff . P.tt- .'ti Coal, -oi d at reduced priee. Ordera left at No. 5 Smth Delaware ttree-U or at Jordan A Spott, on the comer of Union Railroad Track, willbepromp WILLIAM SPOTTS, Agent. feb 5-3md

MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS: La it i us- noons. fULnarm ar. taa m warn awaJ1Batra

w as. v " - - " - - - JLa iX 4 4 w O O 1 H 1 II SSl'l h -FOR HOLIDAY SALES. H. A. FLETI HER V C O. 2 ASD WEST WASHISGT0S ST., IXDIAXAPOLI. ITDIAWA. derlJ-dlai

SCHOOL ORCANS.

ASKW ISSTRUMF.ST JUST THE THIN' . FOR Sabbath ScbooU. Academiea and Small Cburcbea.

rnv!

WILLARD A 8T0WELI.

OPTICIAN.

spectacle Ma"'

NEAR ODD FELLOWS' HALL

DRY COODS.

SM, EMI I II M'EMH

NEW GOODS!

NO. 3, OLD FELLOWS' HALL.

WF. are now off - tor sale oar nie tork af Jtew ImmmJs at

LOW PRICES.

patrot- -comparison tiood- pur. Jai.7-Cm

e..f gooda, andaellind receive a liberal share of .tmlna- . f . ir at-a-k and you make yoar I)ry JMKI & MR.

0 I CtODS. DÄT at GODS.

A Spociil Salo for 21 Days, only, OF ItRY GOODS. 25 per CF;rrr. lt.low labt week's prices, at 33 West Washington St., NEXT DRY GOOoiis, TO THE PALMER HOUSE, IFTITf FX im; ItOKDAT, 12TII JANL'Al.V, . OvMHMBM IS Shawl-. Cloak-and MantiHaa,0ante' hiwl, Laah Srt.. Dreaa Goiaia a fine line Talours. alei.cias, Ix-laiuea, Calico, Marino, air! poj. Li . M Nubias, Sontaga, Garihaü: w i -. :..,).-' and Mtaaes Baraue

5,000 ii

i ill guarantee

:!! I vL'tt.Rvl. -i. lLT.s. I r.Uiant i olora. 2mg;:.VI ' USES SH.-.I.-, t . -i n.atrrteiand fine 111. 5000 yAItDS MEN'S AND BOYS' Panu Stuff. These .-..alt will le .,,d at the above redaction, deCtdadiy for cash, lo make room ! .r a large invoaceof goods th n landed. O .serve rign Pig H-p Skirt. Lynch & Keane,

janP

n a k ar-n W- fl

FRUITS. I 0 , i O O CO(OA- I T 8 JL'.sT RKC'F.IVKD BV ICuui r, -iitlu i II A liiord.

i-mij liij.iivr.i! .i.iir iu

141

1WI BOARS FRESH 0RAXGF.S. 500 BOXER FRESH tTGi, in package IT, BARRELS CHETNI TJ.

BT Uugrr Caldwell A Alaartf. teal CROCERS. RAMI El. NioaC. JANraai.CAJ

OSBORNE & HRLETOX, So lOl Wist A aJ. iDetaa ktreet ita the State Hnvaa,) GEOCERS, JUIIM, MMML I.VP.D. DSK8SRD FOWLH, ir, I ß .i t - : a : duce, Hidea, Pelta and Raga. 'i-c4- ajdly

ALBUMS. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

IN AN.

ENDLESS liRIETV.

Rf m ;.i sTrrraiKT jr f frs. novllitw

What ahonSd I take for a CowgkT THF WOSDERFTL ORASCLEl. They gee imtr-ediate relief . SScaata a hoa.

BBAlfDE'S TTSSII.AG0 CURES COUGHS ASP COLD. tö " '. v all DragBteW