Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3867, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1863 — Page 1

Page PDF (1.18 MB)

Back to issue view

DAILY STATE SENTINEL. IV. " r viii iirirttp at TBK NEW SENTINEL OFFICE. . MM 'Til ValUIIrlASf HHIfr,

DAILY

SLA K

SEN T I N E L.

OPTICIAN.

ELDER, HA RX NESS fc BINGHAM, RroprUtm-.

VOLUME .

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 3, lW

DUMBER :;.o7.

CO; J . I i I

year.

t" M S M

U. 8. MARSHAL S NOT.CES. j)AiV SENTINEL

Vy tW carrier w.tb taw city. 16 oaota per

Acetit will be supplied si il centa e. i

soborilluf will be beld rvtpeftMM lot pepr in'

or r"..!i

i n

.,nr bowses ofVr tbey has-e wjoved. n- wlJm

V iiii' sew without pre

(Baa o.id f' :

Oawte of tfceDani rWr!

Mk Mm. SS4 tbS WBBSLr

4s J sinaeg. BMtlv ovslspod. fw IsilNM

am be b -I I the

WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, HU HUSH KD EVERT MoNDAT AT One Dolieirand Fif ty Cls.a Year. rt ivi nit is l!ri

K A T . O 4 I V Y II I I M

1 td... oso

b B i - II

I b f 3

i 3

Iw.J lOd BvJ

lw. In.

Bp tin.

1 is,

1 55 1 SO 1 76 1.00 2 Vl S 00 w 5 0 7 00 S fco 9 11 00 1300 IfJI

1 12 1.60 um 2 26 2 3 00 3 75 4 Ml 1.U0 I ' I u 76 1500 H DO

1 o Ml 2 50 3 00 3.50 A IWt

if, .!

400 500

fl on HOC 10 00' 13 5!

1.W 1 so 3 12 3 75 43T 600 7 50 lo.oo 12.50 10 75

M .'7 00 30 50 35. 5i

3 25 3 63 I SO l oo .so 4 oo 3.76 4 37 5 00 4 50 5 26 00 5. 1.13 7 00 00, 7.00 800 7 50 H 75 lo no t 0O 10 60 12 00 12 00 14.00 1100 15 00 17.50 JO 00 30 0O 33 36 3 60 29 50 44 75 40.00 33.10 40.00 45 00 37.84) 46.50 52 50 4360 50.00 57.60 55.00 So 00 75 00

I .17 4M 5 62 76 7 17 9 DO 11 25 13.50 ll IX 22 50 T.i T.r. M M 50 oo 57.50 5.00 H5 00

i m 3.7G 600 20 750 8.75 10.00 Hum 15.00 30 00 15.00 83.00 60 00 V, Ml M 70 oo 9r, '

ADV Od squsre, on

i IN THK V KEKLT. i 10 75

1 00 1 00

. and for acta inrr.are MS'

Advertisements published In both the Daily sod the Weekly Srsnsti will be cnargrd the full Daily rates, rtth '.tie-half il. Weeklv rat' - ' 'ed. Bustrws. Notice p I'-hed in t, . I mH mlnmn, often lines or under, will h ehanr-d fr . i- --rtioti fl. if wer tea linos, ten cent per line. Cliarae- will be n.a.ie ..r ji.- rtinaj the t.otu 'the following Order. Societies and Associations st lh-. i-v. Domed, to hepsld Ii: advarxe: Militär Compam. (W.-r of Old Fellow., M.lc Orders, Benevolent Societies and stngttifr. Koctetios. For each notice not xceodimr 8 Maos 26 cents for each inwrUon; orer eight line t th rate. AnAanrin(r death wtth funeral notice attached, fl; Hb out notice free Jlsrrisjr h'otir fiflcenia. Nottre of FosllvaU. Pkasta atxi BlCWsi gotten up y Indhiduals or ai"H a i'n, or hy churche,, at the regular

tilnHiunuiii. l,l.-rt an.t ulac- .l iitviiT the head of

peclal Notices, if ten line o-oreT. will he charged d'.ohle the usual rates. Advertisements msking le- than three lines. Inserted once In the Dally, wiM he rnar-d fifty cents. Tesrly sdrertters topsr ousrterly. Announcin sndhlAte for offices of every description to be charged at the rate off! 6o for each name in the Daily, and 13 in the Dally and Weekly, the same to be, in ail cases, paid in sdvanre. Lrgal adreriiaemerU inserted at the expense of the atlm i In and not delavahle for the If aal proossa-

f - . .. . . i

, but collect shle at oar u-asi time. nit)iisner not

riunrshi f.,r th MmiTicT r f leasJ sdveTtisenient-. he-

joad the amount charfrrd i 'h i pihl1catfon. EI.HFK iIMIKNKSS A HIMJHAM. Froprielors Indiana State Set.tinel. J. M. TILFORH, Pre-.dent Indianapolis Journal Company.

f0. Ml.) ITKfTED 9TATKS H AM RRK'A, DI8TKKT 0 IN J DIANA, let H BMMAA, A lihel of lufmiiiin baa boon filed in the District Court uf th- I'nited Mates within end fur the Ser. nth Circuit and District of Indiana, on the 17tb day ofjaiiaary. 1M1. be John Hanna, l.; . Attorney ot the l'nttd lutes, for the Ustrict of Indiana, against the following d-scrü-d estate, credit end effecU of one James Csrson, la wH. "A certain jadaroen' against Mosea M ore I snd snd William MorHand, in the Madfaoa Cfmnt Court, in the Mate of Indians, rendered April Term. ItsOl. tor !17 10, with a credit ibereon of 600; also a prosaissory note agaiust tie same parties, due Deortber 25, lMl.for 11.000, stxl two more note again t the same parties for $784 each on- if wh. -h t due Decemoer 25. 1M3, and tbe 'Aber la do DoceasbrT 35, 183, ' for a twlation of Ute power uf ao act of Congress approved July 17, 1082. entitled, "An act to suppress Insurrection, to punish treason and rebellion, to seize and confiscate the property of rebels and for other pornose," and praying prfceaws against said property, and that toe same may be condenuieO aod sold as enemie' property. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mouition under the seal of said Court, to me directed snd delivered, I do hereby give public notioe to sll persons elaimin said property, ssr any part thereof, or in any manner interested tbrmn. that tbej be and appear before tbe said District Court of the I'nited States, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, fn and f r the District of Indiana, on the first Monday of Feb nary neit, at ten o'clock on tbe forenoon of that day. then and there to interpose their claims, and to make their allegation in that behalf D. fl. HO? E. U I. Marshal. Per I. S. Bioklow, Deputy. Attest; Joa H. Raa, Clerk. Jan30-dl4t "liorjswT)UM I I l VI ATI S 4f V tU UU .t, I)1NTKICT UK INDIANA, SS: WnxasAS, A libel of information has been filed In the D strict Court of the United State, within and for the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiaara, the i:;th day of January, 1803. by John Kanna, Kao,., Attorney of ihe United fftates for the District of Indiana, against the life eate of one Lorenzo l Cowden, in aifl to the following d scribed r at estate in ald District, to-wif A Piece or parrel of lani adjomii-g tbe town of Cambridge City, adjoining the west Mde of lot 0, in block 2. W. K. and at K.. in Hawkin' addition to said town, and being directly south of lot 1, ari't a part of 5, in said block 2, and facmg Itailroad street and the Cir.cinnstl snd Chicapo Kailmad on the south, tbo same 'eii'ir the proper'y formerly ownel by Wm. H. Cannon, snd being ne hundred feet on the street, by about 140 feet deep; also. 36 feet west side loll 5 and , in MoOl 1'. W. K. and 8. I: . in IlaVinaddition to saM town, for a violation of the powers of an Act of Congress approved July 17th, 181'J ei.titW "An Act to uppre-N insurrection, to punish treaKou and rebellion, to pize and confisca'e tbe property of rebels, end f t othT purposes praying process airainst s.iid i and tha' the same may be condemned and k ii. .-mles' property. . os, lasgeSghsse, In pursuance of the Monition under the seal of the atsU C 'in o me directei and deliveri-'l, I do hereby give pttblU roloe to all perns claiming ald realty, or any pa': '. r f or in sny manner interested tbrei' , thst tby be and appear t'fforr the said, the District Court of the l.t.ited ta I held at the cit of lndianaiolis. in an'. fr the Ihstnct li 'li.i!ia, on the 1st Monday of Felirusry next, at 10 o'clock "f the forenoon of that day. ard then and ther to interpose tht-r claims and mske then '.legations in th.it behalf I), (i. KDi . U. S. Mars.i.,1. By I. 1. Biorno', Deputy, Att-t .tortx H. Ka. Clrtr ian17-dlt

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IIWKFKS. f ARKISON' RANK No. 19 Bast Washington street

ma4

o B

U 0 Q

sLIVUHV NTAULKK. LUE 4 HTKSLET. U ry and Sale SUbles, in tbe rear of the Palmer Honse. june5-dly

- I

Jr. 1

lonniuiA.

DAVIS CO , Union Foundry, Delaware street, op- . poatte Union Depot.

ASELMAN A VINTON, Wa-hlngtn Foundry and Machine Works, oast end Union Depot. my29

III t I. ESTATE AH KNiT.

r l: NCIS SMITH, formerly Delzcll A Smith, hesl EsUte Agent and Tax l'ayer, 37 East Washington street. Ho onto rent. Jaeat-dly a3

i 1 . r k N A N A PH. IH K, Real Estate Agents and

Broker. 10 St East Washington .tre.-t.

M. T. WILKT, Keal Esut Agent and St.ick Bro

ker. 10', Kat Wahington street. 'u

Pi U Ik

BOOT AltDSHOi: 11 AI I U.

C. MAYHhW 4 CO., Wholesale dealer in Boots

taboea, and Rubber, No. 4 Roberts' Block, opposite

on Depot, Irovanapolt. Ind. sep4

A . til KNUMI .V. A. SN. manufart ..rers and dealers

hi m t , w m . .w

in ail a i aas oi asooia ano nnoea, wo. r.a.-i nisu41gt on street. apr27 HOOKS AI MX A 'I IOM KY. WEN. STEW AKI A 00 . whoh-ale and retail ß ers in Books and Stationery, and Printers' Materials So 1 West Waabtngton street. aprt BUM AM tlFDH INKS.

rv.

mILET M. LttWKY, PUUiUlST. Dealer in Drugs if W Chemical, Paints, Oils, Dyestuff. Botanic, Paten and other Medicines, Notion and Perfumery No. 49 Mas sachusetts avenue, Indianapolis. nov30-ly.

TS Kat

OMLINSON k COX. dealers in Drugs, Medicines

Paints. Oila, Glas, Perfum ry. Fancy Uoods, Ac, No.

Wahipgtcn street. Indianapolis. ma i)

BROWNING. Druggist, and dealer in Paints Oils, Varnihe. Ie-Murl-. tt:..-. 'ilasirware. Perfumery,

--t Washington treet. anr27

iun (.iHuiN.

A H. GLENN A CO.. New York Store, D-y aAs holraie an.! R.-ta;!, (iienr.s Block, East

ashington street. may 5

stoves i i n u Aiti:.

c o z c 18

111 VKLES COX, dealer in Stoves Tin Ware, Ac, No.

11 SWt WhlnaTtoti stroet. apr27 RIMIK IHN III.ICS.

-.Book Binder and Blank Roof I

turers. No. 37 Eat Wash i.gton t., cat of

Glenn'a Block, up stairs, IndiaagMl

nH GLAS A PAl.MKK. Hook R Manufacturers, No. 36 , Ea tot Alford, Mills k Co's Grirerjr.

..Vdtf

msy27

t Wm A, Oli ns AND 41 I I VIIK. rH f HAWTHORN. Importer of China, Glaas and Q.ieensware. No 3 Rast Washington at., Indian-

ia. Alo, Iealer in Stoneware.

tH.K(HAT TAI 1. 4 Its.

MNRKKKKIt K hEPPKK. Mercha:.- 1 ; r, and 1-aler T-ade clothing and furnishing gosl N West Washington atroes oppoaite Sentinel office, my'il ATTOHl F. 1 s.

WT"ILBY FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor at Law. l"ay cash for approved Judgments and mortgar-. auso negotiate loon, notes. Ac. Office, 14 East Washington street, up-auurs second door to tbe right hand, opposite GlOAP's fcocB. octl MC DONALD. BOA CHE A LX Wl . Jose hp X. McDonald, Addison L. Roach, Joseph L Lewi, At ttoraeys and Counselors at lw. .Etna Insurance company Building, second floor. Pennsylvania street. Jeldly 1 i j i i r i n 1 1 i i -1 a LIVERY STABLES. O. W. JOHJSTSTOlSr, Livery and Sale Stables

NOK 11 AND13 WCSTPKARLSTBEET. ' was aeon s nmta a . ,Äof'! " ' Saddle Horses JB7"Tl.r" hnr msitrtf doc.i tf

la I X LB K JiTA

It 1. I

11AT0 10 East Pearl .troes half a square aoOIO 0fW tsh. A :'...q atree:. tetween Meridian and Pennsylvania

feeta. in rer of Glenn Bl.rk. Irdtanap. M" WM W KHUN y ,,nt.t SCHOOL BOOKS. M! Ki inlaw OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. IN HpH OB LABUigi AMITIEh. KrOwrK. siTirw tRT A CO a

C3 CC sa CO Z O Q fif as 9 9 p-H M 2 2 QO CQ savX - eVw H o o Ä 1

DRY COODS.

WW Ü r3 O

Is saw

O O

VI 9 i C it w D S 0 H n s I I b

What shoold 1 lake for Asthma? H W A 1 ) K ' S TV SSI LA (. 0, rbey gi .rr mediate relief 16 costs a not

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rain Leave. 1-00 A.M.. 130 F. M-. 30 P M

aau-ssoaTaiaaaauaoan.

Maft

Trains Arrive. .. TS A.M. . 12 00 A M. .. WH' P. M.

Train Leave. &2W A. M . vK P. M.. TeaiB Lear. 5 00 A. M.. 11 56 A. M

7 10 P. M

ixMASaroua aap coli aura via csic

Pxpres Arc- anmodatlon. hmii aajrrsai. aitwat

Mail--

Trains Arrive

...IAS P. M. . 10:45 A. M. Trains Arrive. . . 1-55A. M. . 2:Of P M. 35 P. M.

I.nn.1 lb AKI. rax I MKI'B SHOUT Ll L. VIA HATTOS.

Trains Leave. Trains Arrive J 0 A. M "o6 A M. Ital A. M 2 f.5 P M. T10 r.M 9:ift P. M.

iaiLjiAJous aan ciaciMATi kaiutoAa

Tram Leae.

iell A.M. 11:25 A. M. IM P.M. Train Leave. 10:20 A.M... 2-10 P. M. .

lo 15 P. M

Tra'.n Arrive.

10:lo a. M. 6:15 P. M 10:10 P. M raaax iLALTx aaxLaoai. Tratr. Arrive. 4 56 A.M. 11:26 A. M. 7 00 P. M.

nw at SAT a0 chic A00 gOAX) MBMaHM JOCnog

Fxpresa .....Freight. Doily... LATA VITT AAJLaOAD.

Going South,

....11:25 A. M. 2:00 P. M. Trains Arrive. .. 4:50 A. M. ..10:40 A. M. .. 6:30 P. M.

rr s i. i.mii an APoLianALLAOAK.

Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 4 I P. M Mail 1120 A.M. 12 25 P. M Chicago Express 6 20 P M. 10:40 P. M Chicago Express 4:30 P. M.

imniAXAroMb 4M mauisox ailaoap.

Go ng North.

5:00 P M ... 11:05 A. M... Trains Leave. 1I-O0 A.M. Ml P. M. 10-iO P. M.

Trains Leave.

3:0O p. M. 30 A. M. Trains Leave. 7.35 A. M.. 9 00 P M

Exprpsa Accommodation. jarnthsoxvii.LS kailaoao Mail

Trains Arrive.

..1100 A. M. .. 4 30 P. M. Trains Arrive. . ... R-.00A. M. ... 7.35 P. M.

Arrivul und

IX'pnirtit r' or Closing f SotthilSa

AHKIVAUi. Madison mail C.tioinnati and way mail Jefteronville and LouUviUe Terrti Haute way iua.1 Peru mail Central way mail Terre Hante through mail Lafayette and Chicago Belleiontaine -vay mail Bellefontaine through mail Centra! through inai!. . . . Cincinnatitbroueh mail Springtie Id, Illinois KPAkTt'KLS. JefTersorviUe and Louisville mall Terrt- Haute ti rough mml, St. Louis, Cairo. Lafayette ai.oCln. -g Lafayette City mid Springfield. Illinois .... Madison m'.'. Central way mail Central through mail and Washington City. Cincinnati and way mail Through mail Tcrrc Haute way, Evans villa and Vincennes Peru Bellefotitaine war and through SVNOAT MAILS. Beli' fontaiiie war mail Louisv lle and Juffersonville T-rr. Haute th ou h

.11 00 . Hr.20 . H:5

a. at. A. Mr. m.

.11:40 a. M. 11-40 a. St.

2:3 7:20 b:ow

. 7.3

. 10:10 r .11:11 a

r. . r. m. r. at. r. at. A. m. A. M.

St. y

M,xi; r.w. ... 7 00 r. si. ... 9:20 A. at. ..10:00 a. M. . . 7:00 T. W. . .. 2 H) r. m. .1MI A. M. , .. &oo r. at. . .10:30 a. m. . . . ß:00 r. M. . . v. so p. at. . . 11 3o a. at. . .. 7:00 t. st. C!oe. ... rj:0i v. ra. ... 5:"0 v. m. ... . 6:oo p ra.

RAILROADS. Inciianapoli and i?ladioii 1863. MWlEpS 1863. N v Arrangement to Commence Honda?, Feb. 2s liSt. TWO passenger trains daily (Sundays excepted) between Indianapoli and Mwdlaon. Leava the Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 8 30 A. M. and 3 P. M-, arriving at Madison at 11 35 A. M. and : .64) P. M. L-ave the Depot at Madison a! 6 A. M. and 3 P. M., arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. .M. and H.Ki P. M. Tbe train leaving Indianapolis at 1.30 A. M. connects witli that leaving Columbus at P. 45 A.M. for Slielbyville and Ruhville, arriving at .-helbyville at 10.35 A.M. aud Rushvitle at Y2 3ü P. M. Leaving UushvilU- at 1 30 P M.. helbyville at 2.55 P. M.. connect at Columbus with the I and M. train, arriving at either Indianapolis or Madison the same evening. This PosH fcrn I li"o with the Pcxts at MadWon for Mao tranpoftaikti f freight between Cincinnati and Indianapolis and points est. Tariff of Freights as low as by any other route. Shippers and merchants West will nnd it to thelrlntere?t to ship by tbi line. BM D.C. BRANHAM. Superintendent.

1362 awawK:

1862

A LL PEB8098 PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST. JOIEPH and Other p Northern Missouri, the Mate of Kansas, or tbe Territories, should insist on having ticket that read by tbe NOllTll TIISSOI HI It VI I. KO AD, Tbe only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph. It if the shortest and quickest line, by thirteen li. to the remotest point reached by rail, and i always as cheap a any other. Buy your Tickets to Kansas ami all point in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad. ISAAC II. BTUMfilOM. Pres't and Gen'l Supt. North Missouri U. R. HENRY H SIMMONS, General Traveling Agent. septl7-dly INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI M Mm s W - Wd n or. RAILROAD!

Indiana Eeg-lolature SKMATK. btPl BL1CAN8 BOLDISO uVtR. Delaware and Blackfimi Walter March. Fayette and TJuion Benjamin F. Claypool. Fountitin Henry Compbell. Hamilton And Tipton teo. B. Grubb. Hendricks and Bone Solomon Blair. Henrv Johua H. MalleU. Laporte and Starke Abram Teegarueu. Miami nd FultonD tiiei R. Beam. Montiromerv Micbal ti. White. Xoble, DeKalb aud Steuben Timottij R. DickiniD. Ratidolpri Thoma R. Brown, (couteated.; Ruh Edward H. M. Berry. Decatur J . D. Pleak 13. R : i' ! 0L1CAX9 ELECTED. Jefferson John L Mansfield. Wayne Otbnel Beeson. Benton, Warren aud White Alfred Reed. TippsKstooe Mom C. Culver. Ja.per, Lake. Newton and Porter Ezra Right. Furke and Vermillion 0. P. Davis. Marion John C. New (contest;. 8 21. Elkhart and Laernnge Jolin H. Baker. DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER. CUrk and Scott Charles P. Fertruson. Clay nnd Putnam Archibald Johnston. GibHn. DuIkms and Pike Thomas Shoulders. Johnson and Morgan Franklin Landers. Shelby and Hancock Martin M. Ray. Vigo and Sullivan Henry K. Wilsou. Washington and Harrison Simeon K. Wolf. Jennings and .lackson Medea W. Shields Ü DEMOCRAT ELECTED. Flovd Augustus Bradley. Marshall and St. Joseph Horace Corbin. Grant and Madison John D. Marshall. PtlMf and Vanderburgh George W. Finch. Petrv, Spencer aud w trrick B. L. Fuller. Divis and Knox James D. Williams. Greene and Owen George N. Moore. I. wrence and Martin Thomas R. Cobb. Cfuwfocd and Orange Henry Jenkins. Brown and Monroe Paris C. Dunning. Bartholomew Francis T. Hord. Dearborn James W. Gaff. Franklin Thomas Giford. Adams, Jay and Wells George S. Brown. Allen Piii'iv Hoapjand. lltintintdii and Whitley A. J. Douglas. Carroll at. J Clinton L.'inder McClurg. Tis Howard and Pulaski John Davis. Ripley William L. Hartley 19 27. INIEPLNrEST. Oh.oaud Switzerland Alexander C Downey. Kosciusko and Wabash William C. Graves. Republicans holding over 13 elected 8 21 Democrats holding over 8 elected VJ

Iiidepenuet

shortest Route by Thirty Tlileo! NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINC.NNAT1 ! Three trainsleave Indianapolis Daily, Sunday.- excepted.) M NIRSTTRAIN. 515 A.M , (CINCINNATI KXPB1 II arrive st Cincinnati at 10:40A M., and Lexington K . 7:30 P. M. Second Train 11:25 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Ciiictnnsti 4:45 P. M., making close connections with the Little Miami Railroad for Loveland, Morrow, Columbus, N.-wirk. Zanesville, and W heeling. Third Train 7. bö P. M. Cincinnati Express, arrives at ( nnati lä 'JO P. M. Fare same a by any other route Call for yoir tickets ri.i the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Bailroad Bags sRe checked through. SeaciAL Norn a lie sure you get in the right train at Indianapolis. The only Cincinnati trait:, tands on the fifth track, being the farthest track aouth in the Union Depot, at Indianapolis. W. H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent. P. M. I.rrHc.ow, Traveling Agent novl7 TJ-dly PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS

RAILROAD.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

BMfBfeSBXTATlTSt, DEM. Adams P. N. Collins 1 Allen Ochmig Bird. John Shoaff.. .2 Bartholomew O H. P. Abbott 1 Boom Sherman Hostet tc Boone and Hendricks Thos. J. Cason. Brown Stephen V. Cook 1 C, irroll John B. Milroy 1 Cass Charles B. L asseile 1 Clark Jonas (i. Howanl 1 Clinton Oorodim J. Miller 1 Clay Adam C. Vetch 1 Crawford Thomas Ryan 1 D, lVje;. 0 S. Given.". I Dearborn 0. F. Roberts. Alf. Bregan .2 Decatur Daniel R. Van Bukirk Delaware Alfred Kilgore DeK ilb Miles Waterman 1 Dubois B. R. Kemp 1 K'khtn Matthow Rinpey ...1 Elkhars and Lacrange Amos Davis. . Fayette and I nion Russell B. Perry. . Fountain Samuel Hatheld 1 Flovd Geo. V. Howk 1 Franklin Redin Osborn 1 Fulton at. G. Shaffer 1 GHhOOfl Silas M. Holcomb 1 Grant James Henley (;r(Pn(. John 1 1 mphi ey 1 1 Hart 4MB John LeMttOM 1 Htncock Geo. Y. Atkinson Hancock and Shelby James L. Mason 1 Hamilton and Tipton James O Brien. Henrv Charles D. Morgan Hendricks James M. Gregg Howard J. M. Leeds Huntington and Whitley Samuel McGauchey 1 Jackson JbBOB B. Brown 1 Jasper and Pulaski Pans Robinson. . . 1 Jennings Hatchings .kllerson David C Br.mham and J. L. Roe Johnson A. V. Pendletou 1 Jay Samuel A. Shnali' 1 Johnson and Morgan Thomas W. Woolen 1 Kosciusko Henrv J Byerle Kosciusko and Wabash Jos. Marshal Knox William E. Niblack 1 Lagranpe Francis P. Griffith Lake David K. Pettibone Laporte James Forester and W. W. Higgins Lawrence Nathaniel Williams 1 Madison Richard Lake 1 Marion JohnC. Tarkinirton and W. H.

Kendrick contesteu. ) Marshall k Starke M. A. 0. Packard Montoe Samuel H. B'iskirk Montgomerv James F. Hamev Morgan J. J. Johnson Martin John R. O'Brien Miami R. F. Donaldson Noble Timothy Baker. Ohio and Switzerland R. N. Lamb. . Orange George H. Hoa Owen Jacob V. Wolle Parke Casper Budd pike William H. De Bniler Perry James Hardin Porter L. A. Cass

Pose L. M. SpencoF

Abol

New Koulr to C Iiitago via Kokomo.

32 MILKS SHORTER THAN ART OTHER ROUTE.

ON AND AFTER MOND VY. FEBRUARY 23d, 1S63, Irakis will be run as follows: A Chicago Express Train will leave Indianapolis at 12 25 P. M , and arrive at Kokomo at 3:20 P. N . in time to make close connection with tram on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad fr Logansport. Valparaiso and Chicago. Return Bf, the same train will leave Kokomo at 3:25 A.M, on tbe arrival af tbe night train from Chicago, armm at Indtanapoifc at 6:20 A. M. A Mail Vrio will leave Indianapolis at 4:10 F M , t "ptung at ail tat ions and arriving a: Peru in time to m ive con'.ertinua with the trains on tbe Toledo a: t WabasbRailwaT. Tt W" abash, Huntington. Fort Wayne, Toled I and Detroit. Returning, the same tra;n will leave Pern at 7 25 A M., after the arrival aff th" tram on ?he T. A W. R. W. fri rn the East, and arrtve at lnd!anapohs at llrJO A. M. in time to make connections for ail point East. South and Weat. A Chicago Expresstrain wi 1 leave Indiananobs at 10:40 P. M.. making eins. c oa at Kokon, with train for Locansport. Talpa-:-. ard Chicago, and arrive at Peru at 3:07 A. M . in t roe if. make connect i. n witL tr. going East and Wet on the Toledo and Wabash Kail keturttr.g the same tram will leave Peru st 11:15 P. M., making close connection at Kokomo with tbe trans on thr itnctonati and Chicago Air Line B. K. f'..ro Chicago. Valparaiso and Logs, port, and arr.ve at Indianapolis at 4u p M.. in time t- connect with tre eveuing train for Cincinnati. Louiv:ie ar.1 other po DAVID MACT. Grral .rent an' Superintendent i V. T Malott. i nera. Ticke Agent. tenia, Sl-dlj

Putnam Austin M. Puett and George

W. Priest 2 Ripley Edwin P. Ferris 1 Randolph .lohn H Moorman Hush 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 St. Joseph Andrew Anderson. Jr Tippecanoe Joseph H Hershey, Samuel MusLard Vanderburg and Posey John A. Reitz. 1 Vaocerburg Thomns E Sarvin 1 Vermillion Irad Abdiils. Vigo Bayless W. Hanna. Juo. Kemp. .2 W abash John L. Stone Warren Bet ; min F. Gregory Washington Jamison Lee 1 Washington and Harrison Aaron L. Harden 1 fTlfM Israel Woodruff, Oliver T. Jones. E. B. Newman Wells and Blackford Geo B Howell. 1 White and Benton John T. Richard son 1 Warrick CbAmbers.

1 '

RAILROADS.

D riling. a : Ki I aasor A totb!sark 'sr. 30

DRUMS. Drimi, ifi uuis. .

ttuvi.t

if the hnet D WILLRl

-u-bt

LAW SCHOOL. LAW SCHOOL

CLOAKS. &C.

THE LATEST NEWS OY THE DAY.

uF-

IIini-4l College, I H68.

TWO Terms of n neteen oeeki each. imtnenclng MARCH ad and SEPTEMBER 7th. For Catalogue and Circular address JOEL PARKER, Roy all Professor. Cambridge. Ma.. Jan. . lSfiS. feb7-3td

BOOTS AND SHOES.

At No. 3 West WaabiugUm at. LARGE STOCK OP HOME-MADK WORK FOR sale cheap, une door eat of the Palmer H uu.-r

sep30-dly A. LINTZ.

The Difficulties or the Times are Past.

J 0 more trouble in procuring a bandsonw Qoak or

I want . Ha for a price to rait every Lady in ladUnapoand adjwiatn country, nce

IVENS & CO.

ANNUALS.

DIARIES!

- FOR -

X s

- AT

B0 WEN, STEWART & CO.'S. TOBACCO AND CICARS.

500,000 C I in A K n Just Reeeived.

Have fitted up axtd opened their CLOAK, FUR AND MANTILLA HOUSE,

IN TUE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING. ON MERIDIAN STREET. We ire now prepared to furnish Cloaks and Furs tu

every Lady that has not aire ..ay purchased their Winter

garments. We will tell the balance of our lar?e stock of

Cloaks and Furs fron SO to 40 percent, lent than any

House m toe Western Country. The i hi I drrn Dep.irtme tit

Is particularly attended to, and on hand. We will alo furnish

a fu:i a 'tmer.t kept

I5LAC14: rSILli From 24 to 3d Inches wide, all of the best qnalitj, at lower rates than the same can now be purchased by the case. W invite the Country Merchants to call an 1 examine our stock, a. we can supply tbt-m at Eastern prices. IV BR I A o., Philadelphia Cloak, Fur and Mantilla House, South Meiidian street, Indianapolis, lnd. Jan3S-dlr

JOHN A. IIKIDLIGEK J.i-t returned f'nm C' nn'Cticut. WmUM K H A ENii AGED 4.0OO.nfo WV9 DOMr fli'J Curar,. All Rood will be war. anted ot tue very be t quality, and will eil 25 Per Cent. Lower Than any other boWM will furnih the same quality Every one wh' lKciRars, wtioieale or retuil dealer come soon and examine tbe s-oek. JOHN A. HE IDLING ER. novlft No I Painter Houe

TRUSSES, &CI. SEBLT'3 TTTSS ESTABLISHMENT. . K St. Cntcaon, III. Branrh fWTire -Sn M No- ' P MrSM, ft. Loula.Mo

DRY COODS.

Ms a fl o o

8 9! I 8!

s rH In 5S H o eH

P. c c

Sole Pr.ij.: i. t..r and M:itrifa.-ttirer of the Hard Rubber Tri-, nnd.-r Ri.-s A ttlyemrs ratet da. The Hanl ItaMwr Trns i unllk' and sinrW to all Sfhan in tfie laMotalMI r-Miects : Will tiewr break, mat c:. .f. pill ir llit. r ; can t made stiff or llmls-r ; will CWre llrffnh sf faW standing; ilei n. prse or injure the '-..rd, and is always rleM and prssl as riew. Iwtii-tits an le accurately fitf.-l by sending site In Inclu-s nMnd by in line ..f niptiire. BaSUUcarWU a- to wiri.irlty (nT otliers - "Die frllawtan ossljf aaw oflVivd : Ptfs Mat, t'artiorhatr. and Purk- r. N.-v-York; PnK tb-lanl and Apiew. PhihxIH .: Ir P.. MlWM( Sinven General B innu. UashluKton; Profs, r.r-.iitur.!. rri--r. Rm, S.imIi-.-s) id lavis, rweajp; Dr. U"'.lc.tt, MBoaoAo. IK M if . t" r fin ! lHaitT iri S'sil b-r Flrires. Ahdomkhal lloaioawoaSW Silk and ('.-tt..n KUeU- StM-kiiirs fr vario.ie v.-'.'is, Snsiiisrv Bati'inees, Ac., Ac lilt. WILCO.VIJ I'ATKNT ABTIFin KL LFG, manIbtiMffjd bf P. Staff' nl, has nuiii) advuntaevs oyer all others and as an el.l"? f surh It bus rerHveil tte first premiums at the I'nited st.tte Fulrs. luider tlw examination of ttie lsi mirgi-otis In our rnuntn . Its motiu is re-eivel fnsm a rul.lwr ron" (abh-h will rwver br-rtk.i f'Aup It a pwat preferersre over tlie sidral spring use1 in other limbs Send stamp lar pamldet. Poet f ffice Boat 4KB.

For sale by all DrairgNts.

novl4-'62-d3m

o o Am -v

o 5 Os It CA 1 LH

CO Q O

O w Ö

w lJ tw A 5C

e a

DRY COODS.

SPECIAL SALE,

FOR THR

HOLIDAY S

AT THK

CO o

z 111 2

a ' s

to 5

Trade Palace,

-0-3

o CO

Ph bo

2 & w in

5 V

i. 7

CsH o

o o

-3

DRESM SIL KS.

9 4L

MS 417

- 0 F-

WtMJrCY nntzss silhs FROM AUCTION AT FROM 50 CENTS TO 12 PER TARD.

SHIRTS.

Shirts! Shirts!

Well Made

ill

-JMt-i KaU LOW PRICES; I M ti Pff n i es

DRESS GOODS.

lOO PIECES OF

Dress Goods

FROM 16 CENTS PER YARD CP.

CLOAKS.

IN THIS LINE WE EXrtL ALL OTHERS, BOTH IN 8TTLE AND ERICE.

400 Balmoral Skirts.

FIRS! FVRS:

m E Y T 9 & RUSSU ff050 BAT A!TD -RICAN 1ABLE,

IKILIiHT EAf'.LI A- U TUB BALA LAjn .

FCRMSHLNG

GOODS,

30 U I v I U ANHINCTON M HI IT. Orders from the cotxntry pr mptly t lied.

novl-dly-'W

MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS ANO DRAWERS: limits HOODS, AÄ.ITI.Vf. cips .i.m ro.vi eortsi

COAL.

91 jLaoM 49 40 (woola4 in Heta

FOB

JEFFEPuSONVILI.K RAILROAD QKEAT reduction

Two Tnüns Dailv , Siuida) s Excepted

i Twa rare or

Trains Arrive Trains Leave.

M0 A. M 7 36 A. M 76 P.M 101 P. M

A BOVE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION of aosoenfvrs at Sxithp- rt, Groenwood, FraniLiMT

dlnhurfb, Colitartj. maamg cwmecxif.ns at BOrmoor

w a'n.ontbeOf i k at. a- ! at rille wtth trawat on tbo Lowtev lie, Ft ana fort A Leamctoa and Loawvtlle and NaabvtUo Beada Kr. a-bt trainsleave Jai'.r. FrotAbt prompt It forwarded.

Office. Madison Depot, West side. I CRTHFhS, Inperlnteodevt. J G Wairooauv FreSt Afect apl'O-dly

g MTTH It now recetvin; 60.000 bmabeli of ihii.i,u('mI ui.! st reduced r.rice..

w is W a fcMifh I.lswar. if r. at nr .1 Jw.

dan A Spott', on tbe corner o Talon Railroad Track, w.ll he prompt ry filed WILLIAM SrNTTS, Af ent. Ubl-lBd

SALES.

H. A. FLETCHER V CO., M AND 2S WEST WA8H15GTCTN ST., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIAVA. decJtdlm

SCHOOL ORCANS.

aar

tw INiKTRrMENT JC1T THE THIHO FOB

toAbath Bcboola. Academtos oasi 8 snail OttKOos.

WILLARD k 1T0WILL

AN y Saht.i

WmWmr aToBfl mW mAtmt4A

fMihdtos

NEAR ODD FELLOWS' HALL

DRY COODS.

SPLINIll OPENING

-OF-

NEW GOODS!

NO. 3, ODD FELLOWS' HALL.

WE are now iffertr-E for sale . i, ,.f

LOU PRICES

1ITF b' pav, by ke-pine a rood lino of food, and soiling cheap, to merit and root eral share of patronaare. We ollci' an examination of our stock and comparison of oar prices, before you make your Dry Good purchases. JanT-lm JON II A IIK).

DRY COODS.

DRY GOODS

A Special Sala fox 91 T)?y, only. OF DR1' f.OOS, 36 PER CENT BELOW LAST WBEk'S PklCXA, AT 33 West Wasnington St., NEXT DRT GOOODS TO THE PALMER HOUSE. COM.fll.M IN4i MONDAY, 12TH JANUARY, '63. CONSISTING 1 HhawK Cloaks and Man Ulla. Genu' Shawla, Ladie' Scarfs, Dress Gol- a r ne l;ne Valours, Valencias, Delaines, Cai ro. Merinos. and Poplins; Hoods, Nubias, Hntas. Oaribs!d! Wa;t, Udie' and Misse' Sacoues and Skatme Caps, lioae and Gloves, and an unlimited variety of notions for tbe million. 6,000 HOOP SKIRTS, all ttylrs, and will guarantee best material. 300 BALMORAL SKIRTS, brilliant colors, 20M.I .NTV LINEN UiI.I, -t mat. r.ai and fine fit. 6,000 TAROS MEN'S AND DOTS' PaMa Stuff. These goo-t will be aoid at the abore red act loo, decidedly for cask, to make room f r a large invoice of good.' then landed. Observe shrn Big Hoop Skirt. Lynch & Keane,

too

Janl2

FRUITS. 10,000 lOCOA-UTI XCST RECEIVED BT Rugcr, C aldtat II A Alvord.

OUNCES. LEMONS IND FIGS.

BOXES FRESH LFM058. 100 BOIES FRESH ORANGES. 600 BOXES FRESH FIGS, in packagea 71 BARRELS CHESTNUTS.

Kugcr, f aldisrll A Alsord.

GROCERS. lAktraL ocaoajri. Jiaii at. . it OSBORNE & CARLETON, We. lOl Weol aakttaigtsiBa Street Jpp sie th' Sue H t.,, GEO tOE R S . W rTTEM, BOOS. LARD, DRESSED POWXS, Ac, WJ always on hand. The bigboat price paid for Produce, Hides, Felt and Rags dec4 13 dly

ALBUMS.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

..FN AN..

ENDLESS URIETY.

new'Ejr, stehmt co's.

Dovti-dTw

What abowM I take lar aOeaajM THK W oN DIBIT L GRAN ULIS

relief. 36 cert, a

I KAM) Ks TlMLAGO CURES COCO HI AMD 00UML

arid by all