Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3993, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1863 — Page 4

U. 3. MARSHAL'S NOTICES. (NO. 207.) T TOTED STATU Or AÄEK1CA, DISTRICT OF INDIU AN-: Where., a IiHl of Information a as been fled la tb District Court of lb United State, within u event Grcait and Dtitiict f ledum, aa the 23' J Jaaaary. 1MJ. by Jona IU&&, Alton of tbt Unitad States fnr the District of Indiana, against th folssiag ecribauie, credos and effects of ow Wb. J. Hoi ml. t-wiU One rronaiasory ta,dat4 January 11. WJ. du sis months after date, fo tbe mu of fl.lM TS, riven by om Vth Way t. said Halcomb; said ot U secured by acertsia moriM" on lands in the count j of La;. Indiana. ff violation of the power, f an act of Congress, approved July 17. ls3, entitled "an r i suppress lasuireeJioei, to Ornish treason and reb!lia. to ant and enaftaeat th property of rebel and for oOier purpo.," Pr,T,nC process arainst aatd property, and that tb um nay be condemned and sold at aecaie' pfwpepy. "Now, therefore, la parsuanc of the monition under the eal af saf Court to me directed and delivered. I do herea giro publ not- t llperotiseJ'!air.ir said property, r any part thereof, or ta any manner ii. Wetted tbrt a, Uiat they he and appear before the said, the fh inet Cuitrt of the United State. I he be H at the city "of IwlMMMpoiia. and fr the In-Utrt of Indiana. t,n the thir-t Moo lay of February nest, at ten o'clock of the foreia of I hat day, then and ther I interpose, their claims od Bäk their allegations In that behalf. D. O. ROSE, C. S. Marshal. By L .4. B.oblow, Deputy. Attetfj Jost IL Raa Clerk. feh3-dl4t no. 110. J r t .t i t r n t at r.i r a n e it i c a d i.nJ TR1CT OF INDIANA, & Wataaaa, A libel of Information baa been fled in the District Ourt of the United State., within and for tb Seventh Circuit and Irfstrlct of Indiana, on the J9th day f January, 1S3, by John Hanna, Esq., Attorney f(,r th United State frr the District of Indiana, against the following described estate , credits and effect of one. Wfl. llam J. llolorab. :-wit: r oar certain Promissory 5ots, all dated the ioth of Janoary. IMt, f r Cfteen hundred dollars, each pajaMe 11th day of October, in the years Wl, lUanI 1W, respectively, with Interext nua!'r from th- 11th (Xber, l-60, said notes siren by o Joseph as L. Way to 8etb Way, and by him endorsed and transferred to said William J. Hokomb, for a violation of the powers of an act of Congress, approved Jo!y 17, l57,fnütlei!"'An act to suppre insurrection, to pnnlsh treason and rebellion, to seixe and coufl cat the property of rebels, and for otLer purposes," praying process a:nt ssid property, and that the same maybe condemned and sold as enemies' property. Now, therefore. In pursuance of the monition under the eal of said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby fire public notice to all persons claiming said property, r any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that they be and appear befre the said, the District Court f the United State, to be held at the city of Ind anapolis.ln and for the District of Indiana, on the third Monday (February next, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon oftbat day thea and there to interpose their claims and maVt their algatiT.ainlbst behalf. D. GARLAND ROSE, ü. S M.. By I. S. Lioklow, Dputy. Attest: Jona II. Raa, Clerk. feb3-dli (NO. 111.) U SITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF INDIANA, RS: Wsiitis, A libel of Information has been fild in the District Ourt of the United Mates within and for th Seventh Circuit and Dwnrt of Indiana, on the .'9th day of Januaty, 1WJ.I, by John Haima, l.. Attorney for the United tate, fur the District of Indian. againt the following described credit and effects of one William J. Holcomb, to-wit: Knr l'r niiKry Note-, all dat d March 3mh. 11. for t W 00 each, payable 1n 1, '1, 3 and 4 year repectjvely, from the lit tHMober, 1G1, with ltiterent; said notes were given by one John J. Oaks to one Seth Way, and by him ansioed and tran.ffrreil to said Ho' comb, and secured by morts:? on certain real estate In Laporte cou'ity, Indiana, for a violation of the wm of an art of Congress, approved July 17, 1MV2, rctilled "An act to suppress innrrection, to punish treason and rebellion, to eise and crnflate the properly of retain and for other prpoes,and praying process gaiiit sail JTOpety, and tliat the same may be condemned aixl sold a enemies property. Now, therefore, ia purmar.ee of the roonit. i under the til of saw! court, to me direitcd.nnd delivereil, do hereby arive public notice to all person claiming said proprty, r any part thereof, or In any manner interested therein, that thty be and appear before the saH Irtxtrict Court of the United States, to be held at the city of Indianspo'is, In and for the District of Inliana, on the third Momlay of Febrry nest, at ten o'clock of the forenoon of that day, then and there to interpose their claims and to make their allegations in that behalf. D. O. ROSE, V. S. Marshal. Per I. S. li.iKLow, Deputy. Attest: Joun II. Raa, Clerk. feb3-dl4t (NO. 211.) TTTNITED STATES OK AMERICA, DISTRICT OF INW) DIANA, SS: WniiAi, A libel of Information has been Bled ic the District Court of the United States, within and for the Seventh Circuit and iHstrkt of Indiana, on the 29ih day of January, 13G3, by John Hanna, Emi., Attorney of the United States, for the IH'trict of Indiana, acain.t the following described estate and effects of one William J. IJolcomb, to-wiu Three rromisory Notes, all dated 11 day of November, 1HSS, for :.0 each, with intt rest

iroiT oatr, paysnie m i, d ana a years irotu aate, re ppectively; said given by ne William W. Oarrard to said llnicomb; the said notes are secured by a certain BMHige nn real estate in Laporte, Indiana, tor a violation of the Powers of an act of Congress of July 17, H62, entitled "An act to suppress Insurrection, to punish treason and rebellion, to seiie and connVcate the property of rele!s and for other purposes," and praying process austrat said property, and that the an me may be ondemned and cid as enemies' property. Now, therefore. In pursuance of the monition under the seal of said con rt, to me directed and delivered, I do .herebg1ve public notice to all persons claiming said property, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the said District Court of the United States, to be held at the city of Indianapoiis. in and for tht District of Indiana, on the third Mon day of February next, at tery 'clock of the forenoon ofthat day, then and there to interpose their claims, and to make their allegations in that behalf. D. G. ROSE. U. S. Marshal, Per I. S. DiuKLOw, Deputy. Attest: Join II. Raa, Clerk feb3-dHt (NO. 313.) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF INDIANA, SS: Waaaass. A libel of information haa been filed in the District Court of the United States, within nd for the Seventh Circuit and DiMrict of Indiana, on the 2?th !ay of Janusrv, 163, by John Hanna, Eq., Attorney of the Unit! States fr the li-.trirt of In tiana. against the following described estate, credits ad effects of one William II. Bell, to-wit:Crrtain PromisKOO Notes amounting in the a!;i;rei'Tte to 4. Us), jven by one Robert N. W illlams i connection of certain real eta e in Madion county, ftr a violation f the powcrs'-fan actof ."ongrev, approvr.l July 17, ISG2. entitled "An act to suppress insurrection. i punish treason and rebt Ilion, to s-ixe and confiscate the property of rebel, an I fi.r othr purposs "and j-raying process agamst said property, and that the um may b condemned and sold as enemies' property. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the eal of a:d court, to me d rtctrd and delivered, I do hereby irte public notico to all persons claitmnK s.id proerty, r stay part thereof, er in any manner Sntrrextd therein, that thej be an l apjear before the said lUstrict Court of the United States, In be held at the city ef In diauapo.. in and for the Dietrict of lixluna. on th thir l Mn.ly of February neit, at teno'clock cf the forenoon of that day, then and there tcf Interpose thrir claims, and to make thai? allegations ia that teha'.f. D. i. ROSE. U. S. Marshal. Ter I. S. MtiKUm, Deputj. ' Attest Joa-M II. Kaa. Clerk. feb3-dUt I NO. 214 1 UNITED STATES Or AMKK1CA. DISTRICT OF INDIANA, SS; Whereas, a Übe of Information has been filed In the District Court of the United States, within and for tha Seventh Circuit and Istiict of Indiana, on the -9t!i day of Jtnaary, I'stkI. bjjobn Ilanr.a, Kq ..Attorney 1 the I'r.ted Rtatesfor the Ditrkt of Indiana, against the follow deacnbvl etate. crelits tnnejs and effects of certain jx-t-sons onknown, to-wr: fiä'nO in ch in the hands of J. A W. K rthe; aUi the uru of 175 00 in cah in the hsnis of one R. R. McCsnn for a violation of the BKjwersof an act of Conre,approved July 17,lU,ei;titl d 'An act to suppress iiisurrectiun, to puuih treason and rebellion, to ette and confiscate the property v( rebels aa-l far oih-r purpoMe-s" and praying proer against aid cash, and that the same may be condemned and iclJ as e nenilea' property. Now. therefore, ia pursuance of the mor.ltkn under the eal of said Court to me d. reeled and delivered, 1 do hereby give pjMiC notice to all persons claiming sai l cah, rany part thereof, in any manner interested therein, that tby be and apt-ear bef r- the said, tlie D strict Court of tUe l'uiievi Mate, to be held at the city of l.nhanj jlt. In and for the Pi.lrwt of In liana, on the third Monday of Feb uary rext, at ten o'clock of the forenoon of that 'ay, theo aaJ latere in Interpo their claim and make their allcgAUons in tt at beba.f l. ü. KOSF. I'nitfd Sates M-tbai. By I. S. RioBLow, lVputv. Atet: Josiii II. Kia.Cerk. feM-dl4t (NO. 3iS ) TTNITKI) STATKS OF AMERICA, DISTRICT Oh IS. j DIAN-SS. W'herea, a llel ef Information has be-n Md in the IXittlct C .-t of the United ta'.cs. within and f r the Seventh Circuit an I Ifcstrict of Ird;ana, on tl ':9'h day cf January, 14S. by John Hanns. Ej., Attorney t the United States for the H.trict of Indiana, acainst the fr-1-lcwins described property of one John W. Cannon, to-itt one pair of seeond bail s'earn engine., fir a violation f the power of an a t of Cotigrr, approved July 17, lgl. entitled "An act to sippre insurrection, to pur.lh treason and rebellion, to seiie and confiscate the pr perty of rebels aad for Kher perpose." nd prayi; process as.nt said property, tnd that the same may be condemned ai.d sold a enemies' property. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the munition ut !er the seal of said Con. 1 1 medireded and delivered. I do hereby gi v pal-be not ire to all personsclaimin' said property, r aar part thereof, or in any manner lnterrtrd therein, that thev be an I app ar before th said, the District Court of the Un.te 1 tale, to be held at the c sty of Indianapolis, tn and for the District of IrvtUua. on the 3d Mxidaf of Fe ruary r.e. at ten o'clock of the IVre noon of that day, then and there to interpose their claims and ma.e ths:r allegation In that behalf. I. G. ROSE. U. S. Marshal, By I. S. lUoaiow, Iieputy. Anet: Jess II. Raa. Clerk. MJ-rfUt LIVERY STABLES. E2CHAWGE STABLES g-F

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CONSTITUTION WATER. Ttie Great Iteme?dy for the CONSTITUTION, A5D 111Z Only Known Itcmedy FOR DIABETES, DISEASES OFTUE ICidnej' nnd X5 udder. 7ee DnngrrattB and Troublesome Dittattt. which hate thu far Hftistrd the best directed Treatment, can be Completely Controlled fey the UK MED Y note before ut. THE CURATIVE properties of the medicine direct themselves t the organs of secretion, a d by so altering the condition of the stomach and bver that the starchy principle of the food Is not converted into sugar so long as the system is ander the influence of the CONSTITUTION WAT EU, which gives tboe organs time to recover theii healthy tone and vigor. We are able to state that the Constitution Water has cured every case of Diabetes ia which it has been giveu STONE. IN THE KLADDER. CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BHICK I'EST DKIDSIT AND MICUUS OK MILKY DISCUAIU.ES AFTER I KI.NA11NU. Diseases occurring from one and the same cause will be en'irely cured by the Constitution Waier, if taken for any length of time. The dose should vary with the severity of the disease, from twenty drop to a teaspoonful three times a day, in water Durinfc the passage of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symptoms should be combatted Ith the proper remedies, then followed up by the Constitution Water, as above directed. DYSMENORIKKA, OR I'AIMUL MENSTRUATION, AND IN MENOliKHAGlA Uli I'kOFUSli FLOWING. Both diseases arising from a faulty were tion of the menstrual fluid- in the one cae being too little, and accompanied by severe piu; and the other a too profuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the Constitution Water. That disease known as FALLING OF THE WOMB, which is the result of relaxation of the lingaments of that organ, and is known by a sense of heaviness and dragging pains in the back and sides, ai d at times accompanied by sharp lancidating or shooting pains thmuch the parts, will, in all ca.'es, be removed by the medicine. There is another class i f symptoms ari.-ing from IRRITATION OK THK WOMB, which 'h.kianseall Nervousness, which word covers up muck ignorance, and in nine caes out of ten the doctor does not really know whether the symptoms are the disease, or the di ease the symptoms. We can only enumerate them h- re. I speak more particularly of Cold Feet, Puliation of the Heart, Impaired Memory, Wakefulness, flashes of Heat, Languor, LasMtuJe and Limness of Vision. SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION, Which in the unmarried female is a constant recurring di ease, and through neglect the seeds of more grave and dangerous maladies are the result, and as month after month passes without au effort being made to assist nature, the suppression becomes chronic, the paiient gradually toes her appetite, the bowels are constipated, night sweats come on, and the con.-urupti- n finally ends her career. LEUCORKHCEA. OK WHITES. This disease depends upon an inflammation of the mucous lining of the vagina or womb. It is in all cases accompanied by severe pa ns in the back, across the bowels and through the h:ps. A teaspoonfui of the medicine may be taken three times a day, with an injret on of a tablespoonful of medkiue, mixed with a hall pint ef toft water morning and evening. IRRITATION OF THK NECK ( F THE FLADDER, INFLAMM CI ION OF THK K1DNKYS AND CATARRH OF TIIK BLADDER. STRANGUARY AND BUhN1NG OF PAINFUL URINATING. For those diseases it Is truly a sovereign remedy, and too much cannot be said iu its praise. A single doe has been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the small of the back and through the hips. A teaspoonful a day of Constitution Water w ill relieve yr u like magic. FOR DYSPEPSIA It has no equal i l relieving the most distressing symp toms. Also, lie ad.icbe. Heartburn, Acid Moi act, Vomiting Food, ic. Take a te-poonful after dinner. The dose in all case may be increased if desired, but it should be done gradually. PHYSICIANS Hare long nince givru up the use of lucbu cubes andjumber in the treatment of these diseases, and only use them for the want of a better remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER Has proved itelf eqna! to the task that bas devolved upon it. DIURETICS, Irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constant use soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease. ur.Ai, it i:a Ii, ur.Ai. DaMiixr., Fa.. June 2, 162. IH-. Wm. H. Gaaiio e,rr .sir; In February, 1S61, I aCictrd ith the sujar dult ies, and for tive momU 1 pa-sed more than two gallon of water in 2 hours. I wa- b!iK'd to prt up a often as ten or twelve times during the night, and in five months I lost about 10 pound iu weight. Ihir.nK the month of July, '61, I procured two bottles of Constitution Water, and in tw o days after using It 1 esperieticed relief, and after taking two (Mittles I wis f mire Ij curvd, oon after refining, my Usual goud good health. Yours, truly. J. V. L. DE M ITT. Rostos Coasass, N T., Dec. 27th, 161. Vf. U. Grkgo A Co: Gent: 1 free'y give you liberty t make use of the fol. lowing certificate of the value of i;nstiiatun Water, which lean recommend in the tifghe't mmiKr Mt wife, wh'i was attacked with pain in the hotii.lers, whole lencth of back, aihl in her limbs, with I'alpitation -f the Heart, attended wi'b laPinj: of the onit, Drsmnorrbea. an.l Irritation of the Bladder. I called a pbi sician, w ho attended her about three months. wh n Le left her wore thsn he f"ur.d her. 1 then employed one of the be.-t physicians I could rind, w iio a:trn1ed her tor about nine ni-nths, and wh le lr t urder Ms cure she did not suffer quite as much ps:n: Ii f nally gave ber op and said, "her cne irtim imnni'1 Kr, aid he, "$he A A it Cmtiniiti n ('(.; l-iint, r it me-ii-cine giren fr one Prttt tij-li'mt 'f?i vther her i(5itw'i." Ah"Ul this tme hecommetwed the iie of Constitution Warrr, and to our utter astoi Uhmt-nt, alrit t the l.rt doe siemcd to have therVs rul i f' ct, a:id she ke; t on itjiprovjrg rapidly under if treatn eit, and now . i-eriutend er. lire!) her ! niestk" affairs. She bas i.ot taken any of :l.e Constitution Wafer lor aNut f -ur week, and we are happy tJ say that it has produced a pernianen teure. WM N.VANr.ENSCHOrEN. lu.roaii, Cos., November 19th, U61. Ma . It r.sMj; Vir.sjt- 1 have for several ears been afüicled wfh that tr ul lc n;e and d-trr i s i irsve, (.rsvf wlich resisted all remedies and d.vtors, unt:l I to.k Constitution Water, and you may t-e assured tbst I w as exreedmitlv pleased with the result. It has entirely cured me, anil ya may make ant use of my r. m you may s. e fit in regard to the medicine, as I have entire et ni-nce to its effis-iency. I VUI 9 It Ui , , It'ND SThdNtl. TIIKSE FACTS AUE ENOUGU. There U uo class of dirse that projucts sucli exhaust Ing effect rpon the hutnaa contt;:u?Un a Iisbe'tsand lteaes of the Kidney. iJsd !eT ant Urnary l'assaee, and tbromb a fale mlesty they are nef:lecef untilthey are so alancei aa to be beyood the citrol tt ordinary remelirs, and we re sent the CONSTITUTION WATKIl To the public w.th the coniW tb n that it has no equal In relieving tue class of disease w Li h it Las been fuund to eminently successful in curing: and we trust that we shall be rewarded for our efforts in rlacmg so valuable a remedy tn a form to meet the requirements of patient and physician. FOR f ALK BT AUL DRlVrCISTS PRICK iL WM. II. f.UF.GO A CO , proprtetcr. H rrso A AHrti. General Ajtenta. No. 44 CMS street, New Tors. Wright A French, 63 lUndadpa st 4 finita A Dwyer, H Lake St., WbolaJs Agtuta, Chicago. UimoU. Jarlf-dSm

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IV D I A IV A STATE SENTINEL STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT! m JZ ARK PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS Vf for Dock and Job Printing, with dipatch and in the best style of the art. Particular attention paid to Mercantile and Railroad area AI BILLS OF LADING, BUSINESS CARDvS, RILL HEADS, BLANKS, DEEDS, LETTE J HEADINGS. REGISTERS, CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS. Ac Show Cards and Bills ! CHECKS, NOTES BONDS, ENVELOPES, STOCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, Ac, Ac POSTING BILLS COUKTaY MEHCWAirfB, Miow Hill, Hotel mil of Fare, Hund Hill, l'oter and l'rogrHiitmr Label Invitution (Turtle nnd Hulls) E W vxsr disc m rno. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES, MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLET8, CONSTITUTIONS, REF0RT8, BRIEFS, Ao. If have one of the moat complete Printing Establishments in the country. Our facilities for doing all kinds of Work, Rook, Plain or Ornamental, are dm das. TVe have introduced the latest and fastest Presses, and have added to our Type ail the modern styles, and we employ the best warkmen. We ar thus enabled to furniih Joba promptly, to guarantee satisfaction and to accept low prices. VTe have connected with onr Job Department Adams Superior Presses, and are prepared to eiecite Stereotype Pr-Mwcrk, together with the Prearwork for outeide paper, at low flgurea. IHerclianis, Hankers, It n i I roei f ."tisn MKcrss Innuranco Agrntss .ifMnu fucturrrsi Ac. I recpeeMHy directed to our EubUpit they desir first-class work at low rates. EUyOnlers fron, abroad will re-ere prompt attention. QyWork furnihed in all cases at the time promised. CaT" Strangers from a distAncc, and busi110M men of the? city and country, arc coidially instU-d ia visit our olficc, and examine our facilities for executing eTery description ot Printing in the neatest $tvle. and on the mot reasonable terms. i?T Office on Meridian Stnet. South of Wa.hincton Stxee? t, opM.siie the? I'ostoftice. ArbtrsA. ELDER H ARKNEsSS fe BTN0HA.M. NOTICE. nAVINil rUKCHVSKO OF HK W. HAWK'S THK entire stock of rl st fo 3 Nrth I!!:no! J'recf, I am authr ted to collect all bi Is due the la:e Cnu of J Marl-ng A Co., and will pay the iudebtedne of said firm. J. STARLING. JulylT-dlw Why should I buy a box wf H KANDK'S TUSS1LAGO TU F. WON DK RFVL Ü RAXUUSI Because they cure HoarM-nc., ore Throat, Ac. W ho baa not fceerd of the What should I take for a 8 ore Throat! Wat shooM I take for a Cold?

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ESTARLI5IIMr.T, 1-C Csr. t. Chcaji, III. Branch UTlre Va. T,s Nor r r iriA, St. LouU.Mo Role riprirtor and fnnfat-turer of the TtaM Rabber Tpiw n'vW HJ.'S'a A riywmrs Patents. Ttie Ilinl R ilir Tnirn is undae avl siperv-e to all others In ISe f Je.wing n-iex-ts: Will never leai, ru Cvife, r!l or bi:t.-r ; ran t mW sf IT or rimlwr ; will eure IIttiI of y.-ars stisieT'iitj; des n pe or Injur the coed, arxl is a! wars rlean ai1 frl as new. l'ntieiita rar s cnmllr fitted by seuding le la IncVs riu. hly In line 4 nnnre. Hrrrrrs;, Ks k to miperW-rHy mer oOier:-,Tiie ffdIrtwins only are- T.-rl ; Profs.. t'srtiorlnirr: and PArker, New-York; Frds. I1ard ami Apnew. 1'biU.MtbU; Dr. R. JotiiM.n; Nin.rei ( reteral liureaa, W ahln?lon; Prfj. PraltMr l. Freer. Ra. Aielrew, and DaTis. 0!ca.i; Dr. U'i.lcm, MJsrankee. Wis. Jlamifaclnrer arst Iiealor In FlsaiMer Drace. ANliwn In.U jsiirtrrs, .ilk ail Cotbn F.Uwic N kings for Ta-icose vi ins, usi-ns.rv naiidi-.-, Ac., Ac DR. WILCOX.- PATENT ARTIFICI L LFfi. manfact h reit by C. Stafford, has majiy advantage os.ee all otliers, and as an e IVnice f auch It lus n--eivel thw flrsl pre miums at the Cnited Mates Fairs, under 0 examination of the l"t rurrins In oiir connfry. Its motion Is received fn.a a rubUr cord (hrh will never break.) jrMnp It a preat preference over the spiral sprinf ssed in other bml. Send stamp for amiL!rt. Post CiftVe ptx 4-5. t&m For ale by all Pmrrists. no14-'62-d3m fofTthe war. COLT'S PATTERN SELF-ACTING REVOLVERS ! NAVY AND CELT REVOLVERS, A full supply New Patters. Swords at Cost Prices. Bowie, Tocktt, ano Table Knie; Fruit Cans; Nails; Belting Hope, and ItudJinq Hardware. At No. Jl West Wash.nston St. Je23 J. IL VAJEN. FOR SALE. F OR SALV A TRACT OF THIRTY ACRES OF LAND on the Crawfordsville Turnpiko, one mile and three quarters from the city I mits twenty-four acres cleared and the balance in timber; a prood framed dwelling house containing five rooms, cellar, pump, Ac, will be sold low part cash, balance ou time. Apply to tie subscriber at No. 118 East Vermont street, Indianapolis. apr6 w2w F.. GAKLVNP. BOOKS. THE VALLANDIGIIAM TRIAL. .JXJST PUBLISHED, The Official Report of the Trial of Hon. C L. VALLANDIGHAM, CONTAINING ORDER NO. 38, ALL THE EVIDENCE, arum tits.of Hons. George E. Puirh, A. F. Perry and Flamen Ball, the d-ciMon of Judfe Leavitt, and the finding and sentence of the (Kuirt. llvcrjr Lawyer Waiitsii Copy. Every Politician wunU a. Copy Fvery Citizen lioiild buy nnd read It. Bowcn, Stewart & Co. Jnly2-dSw EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, 1KPTII UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE ON THK CORNER )F WASHINGTON AND Meridian streets, Indiauarxdis. Three daily Expresses to New York; Two daily "Expres.se to Cincinnati, and Two daily Expresses to Cbicairo and St.Lonls; The above Compaaics are the only privileged Expreisos the following roads, vii: INDIANA CENTRA U LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO; INDIANAPOLIS A PERU: TERRE HAUTE A RICHMOND; BELLKFONTAINE A INDIANAPOLIS. Monev, packages, valuables and freight carried with safety and dispatch, and in charge of special and efficient messengers. Notes, Bills and Drafts will be promptly collected and ready retnm made J. BUTTRRrlKLI). Agent. MEDICAL. DRS. CARTER & BODMAN, OFFICE, NO. IS NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, (Next building to Bates House, North.) DR. CARTER RETURNS THANKS FOR A LIRF.KAL patronage fcince bis location in this city. He is now associated wit b Dr Bodman, a physician of long experience in all the departments of th profession. nov2Vd.7m DRUMS. J lMiiii, lruiii? llriiui . V LARGE assortment of the fiiiet Irumsever brought to this msrket.at VVILLARDA STOWKLlS. ian30 DRUMS' Drums! Drums! BOY'S IDJIJMS. "jco . ex.' .-wi m. o. 4 Half lloitfte. "aW at. sra siaft- 5a SI -ssvs--. sv t CLOTHING. LAUNCHED! Upn the pre t Ocean cf Commerce, tfce -orRICE & BAMBERGER, TVh' will carry on the CLOTHING- TRADE I In all its branches, at IKTO. O BATES HOUSE, INDIANAI-OLIS, W.here we expect to s uccestfully compete, in every pr tictiar'y, with any Clothing Hmse In tb city, xnd Invite purrhasers to call and examine our stock, janll k Im NEW BOOKS. NEW PUBLICATIONS LKS Miserables, by Victor Hufo; love's Ibor Won, by Mrs. Soulhworih; K4vrnshoe, by Kiucsiev; Why l ajl Ferroll Killed hl Wtfe; Nine Months in the (J iar ermaster's Department; Parson Itruwi.iow's It n k; Stolen Mask, iy Wilkie Collins, author if Woioao in VThl-e; Flower of the Prairie; uorrr stkuZmt v cosh. lT4-d" BRANDE'S TUSSI L AGO CCRXS COCGBS JL5D COLDS.

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS. aTKfSl JOHNSON, General Commission Merchant, Axr Dealer In Flour, Grain, and all kind of Country Produce; Wines and IMquors, Clears), Tobacco, A.c. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 137 SOUTH SECOND ST.. lllI.AUr.I.I'IIIA. Advance made on Contlf nments. anatndly

LIVERY STABLE. Exchange Stables, r Illinois Stroot, Opposite Bates House, Indianapolis, lad. aneR-dl v DENTISTS. r s P. G. C. HUNT, 0FF1CK AND RESIDENCE, stü. 32, EAST MAItKF.T STHEEI INDIANAPOLIS IND. SALOON. Excelsior Saloon and Eestaurant NO 85 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, Indianapolis, Indiana. nVOOCFIl fEf, rroprtclor. rilHIS FINE SALOON WILL B E OPENED ON JL to-morrow (Tuesday,) March 10, with a splendid lunch at 9 o'cl xk A. M. The proprietor flatters himself to announce to bis c afons and the citizens of Indianapolis cenerallv. that ie has spared no money or means to make this honse what K ouftht to be, one of the finest and handsomest Saloons in the West. He will keep constantly on hand the best Rhine and Native Wines. Champaignes, Lager Beer, Ale and the very best of Liquors He is also prepared to furnish Meals at all times after short n-tice, and invite the public for a call. nieliüdlm MEDICAL. ODE TO lYO. iH'.ltFt'Ij .IC A T I.I.S. Couphs and Colds will go away, Sometimes in a ainirje day. If to the Drutr Store you wiil ro And pet supplied with Tussilaijo; Ton can use it freely as you please, It d"vcr fails to rive you ease. Ttiose Granules wonderful are, I'm sure. For they speedily effect a lasting cure. tQ? 25 cents per box. at all Drug Stores. BRANDE'S BRANDE'S BRANDE'S BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES COUGHS. TUSSILAGO CURES COLDS. TUSSILAGO CURES IIOIRSENKSS. TUSSILAGO CURES S0RK THROAT. OD' -se ltl AMMAN TI SMLAUO, w o:; DEKFUi. ; ranules. Oh' where can I find them, To tbe Drv.sc Store po quick, I will speedily try then?; I have a ba l Conch, Aud I wi-h to be sure To have the best remedy That will very soon cure. IJ. V 25 ce; 6 per box, at all toe Drn Stores. BRAND E' S TUSSILAGO CURES ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS. ft2y Sold by all Druggist. 25 cents a box. 1 Slight Coltl, or Zfcfic. fD lit cat, ivhizh "riirrht be dieted with a simrle remedy, if neglected, often terminates scricucly. Few are aware of the importance of stepping a cjllqIl er LLfU faLcL in its first stage ; that wnich in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if net attended to, seen attacks the lungs. Jgf.tauxji's. QtcjxcJiJxLLfEXfiaclijts. were first introduced eleven yzvs igo. It has been proved that they are the best article before the publis for f?cucLL&, fields., 23.cjzcllIls , ffli&tiLmcL, ßaiattfi, the Hacking Cough in ansumitlnn., and numerous affeztiens cf the 21 lit eal. giving immediate relief. Public Speakers V Singers will find them, effectual for clearing a and strengthening the voice J3old by all (Druggists and (Dealer in JJLedioine, at 5 cents jrer hex. What is Life Without Health 1 A Cold is annoyir g. A Cough u troublesome. Hoarseness prevents speech. Sore Throats are painfn BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO Is pleasant to tak . and soon effects a cure. 2S rents a box, at all the Drng Store T .V Ii Ii .V IV T S KV FERVESCENT SELTZER A TaTTrT-FTTSTn This vsJuible atid popular Medicine, has universally re. ceived the niosi favorsble revowimrndations of the Merl K l 1'rofrM.ion aixi the Public as tbe mot r.rricasT ami ACKtcr.iLK It may b ned with the es erTert n BiUou and Febrile Isesses. Costix eiirss, Sirk Ileadacbe, Nmiwi. tiM of ApjK-tite, ItiHic.ilon. Aekl:ty of the Stonnth. Torpidity of the Ijvrr. Gout, Rlietiiuatic A ff.-r Iii -tis.. ilravrl. Piles, And all Complaint her" a trntle and Coolirp perient or Pnrjra'ive is required. It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travelers by Sea and Land, Residents in Hot Climates, persons of Sedentary Habit, Invalids and Convalescent; Captains of Vessels atit Planters will find it a valuable addition to their Medicine Chests It is in the form of a Powder, carefully pnt up In hottlea to keep in any climate, and merely requires water poured upn it to produce a deliKOtfulcffervescent beverPe Numerous testimonials from professional and other pentlemen of the highest stanrtini: throughout the country, and its "ea'li'y Increasing popularity for a series of yers,froric!y grarantee its eflicacy tr.d valuable chir. aeter, and commend It to the favorable notice of an Intel. I'.gent public. ManufacnireJ only hy T AKRA NT ft CO., No. 178 Off ffiwich street, crr-er of Warren street. New Tork; and for sale br )niirs-jts cererally. JyT-dly RENOVATERS. 11 rpuF. UN nr. Ii STATES DTE-HOUSE, NO. S3 SOUTH j Illinois street, Indianapolis, inotaiia, JOSEPH t HARRIS, Prop. At i his old an t well-known e.tablishment. tbe ladles can have silks aid woolen a;oods dyed In permanent and beautifa! colors; and gents' garments thoroughly renovated and repaired, aa good as when ew, at lower prices than ever. New and second-hand elothtnr bought and sold; also. a patirular branch in the bu.lness denominated Cne draw Ing billiard ! cloth, cr tear in any garment can ba so wrniigbt tbat tt can net be visible to the naked eyt. tfS&m Country orders punctually attended to. Nocotnectton witb any ether bouse tn tkit city. - -Ketneniter the place. No. M feWmth Illings street. feM J05F.PH HARRIS. NOTICE. flnE undersigned Lave formed a Co-partnership for 1. the transaction of general Grocery and Produce bu:nes In the city of Irhi.anarK.lis. The business will t transacted la the name of HvtLire 4 Co. S. II. HOtiSHIPF. JAMF.S F. WATT, JOHN F.COUNCIL. IsNsaaeous, Jan. 1, 1S43. W have dlpied of our stork in trade and business to )fesr. Heg hirt 4 Co. Grstiled for tut patronage we have received from tbe ciUsena of Iodia.)olU aüd vicinity, we respectfully requtst our frKid t cunUi.ue their farors to he new Cna. JanStf , t , , EOOHIRT 4 HUNTCR.

NOW IS TflE TIME TO SüBSCRIBß Tii isontiiiisi f0i iHori: THE gos-ertsmental and political qaestiona et the coming year will have an absorb'jif io'erest for etery ciUien. We are engaged ia giganf civil war, the result of which none can foresee, u threatens a radiea change in the Institutions and principles cpoo which the Government was founded, and Ik. de traction of the liberty and rigtt of the dtixen, mca as the people of no ether nation have enjoyed, and t which may be attributed war aneepaaled progresa ta at onal prosperity and greatness. The Issue will sown be upon us, whether this free Government shall be preserve ! and maintsiued and the richta af the 5 tat under the Constitution perpetuated, or a powerful central authority be permitted to grow out of this war, obliterating State tires. State institutions, aud all those checks apon the Federal Government, rights reserved by the States, which have constituted the excellence and sup riority of our nationality States "one as the sea" for the common object set firth in the Constitution, but "distinct as tha billows" io the management of their purely d( n tic affafrs. These questions were InTolved in the recent elections, anl the voice of the people was most emphatically expressed for tha "Constitution as it if ard the Union as 1 was." Never was there a time when it was so important that the people should be thoroughly advised as to the progress and condition of public affairs an I of passing events. X people are not ft for self-government unless wiih an intelligent judgment they decide upon the questions which affect alike their owa and tbe public welfare. Will soon assemble, anl the mot Important questions will be brought before it for determination. One of which, the Emancipation and Colonisation policy of the President, will vitally affect the future of the country. All interesting Congressional proceedings will be reported in the .Srai'iff. OCSsIJK sLsKJsrXNl'3CWJXKK A new Legislature will assemble cm the Sth of January next. Its action will hare a deep interest for the citiiena of Indiana. The Sentinel will contain a faithful

and intelligent report of its proceedings, so that tha reader ran understand from day to day what their Representatives are doing. The events of the wsr as they are developed will be faithfully given, so that the public may be advised as ta its progress; the results of battles; tie condition of the contending armies, and all that affects the great struggle, at home and abroad, for tbe overthrow of tbe Rebellion In addition, the Arutiuel m ill contain the CUKkKNT NKWS of the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE ITEMS, tbe latest report of the NEW YOIiK aud CINCINNATI GENERAL and CATILK M VKKETS, the condition of the MONEY an I STOCK MARKETS; in a word, it will be the effort of the Proprietor of the Hentittl to give its columns an interest for all classes of readers and such information as will be especially adapted to the well being of the citizens of Indiana. The Sentinel will continue to represent and stand by the regular organisations of the iHrmocratic prty, State ' and National; sustain the principles and policy they shall avow, and support the candidates they may nominate. We have no agents. The low prices for subscription will not allow iL We therefore ask our Democratic friends all who desire the success of sound principles to aid in the extension of the circulation of the Sentinel, Daily and Weekly, until they shall at least reach every IVmocrattc family in Indiana. The press la a most importat.t a;;ent in directing rieht the public mind, and all that is needed to give the Democratic parte peimancnt rule is the enlightenment cf the people as to its principles anJ policy. It shall be our aim, with all the abjity we possess, to faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments and measures, for we believe that In soloing we best promote the true interests of tbe country. TCJEHC3M. TERMS OF THK DAILY SENTINEL. One copy, one year , f7 00 (me copy, six months I 50 One copy, one month 0 Delivered by the carrier, within the city, IS cents per week, payable to tbe carrier. Agents will be supplied at 12 cents a week. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL 1 copy 1 year 1 SO 10 copies and one to the maksr of the club 15 06 20 copies and two to the maker of the clr.b 30 00 Additions can be made to clubs at any time at the above rates. The names will be printed on each paper withe ut extra charge. No paper will be sent without prepayment, or continued longer than paid for. Address ki,ih:k, iiakk.m;ss, A: iti.f;iiA.i, Indianapolis, Indiana. SPECTACLES, &C. To Officers of the Army. JCST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SUrfSLK yfoVf J OOVESi.E SPY a B ISSELS. For field, portability and power they supersede all others. For Mle by SEM MÖNS, Optician. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C., Of the greatest transparent power, of new im provement properly adjusted tu the ca e. Orders from the country, with particulars, promptly attended to. Repairing neatly done with dispatch. SEM MÖNS. Optician. oct2y No. 25. South Illinois street PIANOS. PINE TTA.3STO FORTES, Chicaacritig sV Son', Mti'iiiwnv A; Son'n. 4 I Inno a nnd .tip I ode-on a to Kent. At WILLALD STOW ELL'S, Janl7 No. 4 Bates Hcne. Who bas not een the WONDERFUL fiHANTLFK, BRAN D K S TUSSILAOO, For Cough., Colds, Sore Tbroat, c. BKANDK'S TUffSILXOO Is I'VasaM to 1 T TVl Iren fff t. DRUGS. TnAVE associated with me in business Mr. G. TV. 5 loan, who bas beeu an assistant in tbe f lore tor a number of years past. Hereafter the business will be cobtiiiued at the oM stsn 1 ur.de r the firm of intOW.'WX; Ac MOA.t. I feel frateful for the liberal patronage which t have ever received trust by strict attention to business and the want of oar customers to merit and retain the same. R. P.KUWNING. 4 LL persor.s knowlnu tLemselves indebted to me will please call at their earlier, convenience ar.d make settlementof same, and oblige H. BKOWNlNti. UKOWNIG sNc HLOAN, (LATF. IU EH0WNING,; M9 1ft 4 K a X M . 22 West Waihintoa Street. Indianapolis, Have id store a large and weil selected stock of Drugs, afedicir.es.CbemicaU, Paints, Oil, VaTUshe.,Dyastutl, GUssa axe. Window Glass. Lruhe, Cljars, Tobacco, Spices, perfumery, Faiicy and Toilet Articles, Coal Oil and Lamps, I'atrat IrJi:e, PAINTS! OILSJVAKXISIIES ! 500 KEGS pur Wh', u4' 200 KKC,S pnr 1b!1 Zlue RAKRELS Unseed Oil; 2Q CASK Yellow Ochre; ß CASKS Velvet. Red. With a larje stock of Tarnishes, Taints, and Colors of all kinds ground in oil and dry. Fee aal at the lowest ßamres. EKOWNINii SLOAN. 22 West Washington street. Brushes! Brushes! OA!! I0Zk: ""I VarnUS Hnules, Wall Clill Bnubcs,fa.k Tools, Llend.rs, Scrub, SU. Horse, Hair, Hat, and Cloth Plushes of all Lin ds at losses flrures at BK0WN1NÜ 4 I LOAN'S J 1 4-4odA weow 3 m

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STATUTES OF INDIANA. OAVi.t iionp-n nr.visio.f . The secosxl volama cf ateaara.GavAa k Herd's ewr7fla. tion of Indiana Sumtes bas just appeared. This eolusoa catnpletes their w?rk. Its m.haclcal etecotioo ll ver cred.Uble; and the sk:2, learning, and labor which tbt editors have restowed on it, merit the L!gkst praiaa. None but learned, diligent lawyers coaid kav prodacd such a work. The second vol a me embraces all tha pablie sUtat.a a lialia&a now in force upon the subjects to which it relates, aad the first all excepting the acta af the last reg-'Uraad eitra seniors of the Lecslature. It ia a great aieal. lence of the compilation that all ettsttr g statutes on each subject are collected together In tbe sam place in tbeaa volumes; sothattl realer can see at a g'anca a!l tha legislation ta force cn any given sabjeet. Take, for eaaajple, the act ef Ii2, organising Courts ef Cotrim rieas the editors publish th act at large, and they als print. In tbe form of notes on the same pages eortalning this statute, all the acts amendatory to It which fcava been passed up to this time. And so they hsve does af all the other acts contained la the revision af Tbe editors have added much to the value of these ve4umes especially the last ly tke eoplaua and learned rotes with which the volumes abound. Thee notes Indu cate much labor an legal acumen. They furvih ui, in a concise and accurate form, with all the ad.'adieaUoerxrf our Supreme Court on these statutes. Tbesa adjudiea'tions being now very numerous, the references ta tbeaa In the volumes un ler consideration, will be of great vakea to the lawyer, and indeed to all persons concerned Ln tha admitistraiion of Justice. The editors have also referraJ, in their notes, to numerous decisiona In other Slates, ma le on statutes similar to ours. An excellence of these volumes, not ta be verlook4 is the full and accurate index appended to eaeb. la lodi ana, there never bas been a good Index ta any velumea statutes published by authority. This provoking defect bas been completely remedied in the volumes ander aaste w; and these Indexes will greatly lighua tbe labar af all who have occasion to look Into our statatee. This a the first time that private anterprlsa bas attempted the publication of Indiana statutes. Tbe attempt, I do not doubt, will be successful, and wfll duly reward tbe learned editors and enterprising publishers. Every lawyer will, of course, purchase th.s. wromes; and every clerk, sheriff, and Justice of tha peace, of lha State, will fnd it to bis advan'atce to own them. DAVID M'DONAJjD. Indianapolis, June 5, 1S62 The foregoing notice by Jndga McDoaalJ, of Oavn lloan's Compilation ft the Statutes of Indiana, Is not da signed aa a puJ of the work, but is au unsolicited com mendatlon or the aMlity, accuracy, and completeness with which these volumes have tee prepared. Tbe second volume, b.Lb bas Just been issued from the press, I being deli vervd to subscribers as rapidly aa possible. This clitln of th statutes will b fund a aacesbity to every lawyer, Justices of tbe peace, and county officers in the State. The publication of th work private enterprise, and the publishers only bop muneration Is In its tale to those for whose convenierca it was prepared. The two volumes contain !ot 1400 pages of matter, nearly double the quantity efiibraced the if vision of lHil. The price of tbe work is ft 50 per volume, or ft 00 for tbe two volun'cs. Orders addressed to the subscriber wll receive prompt attention. J. J. TUNG U AM June 7tb. 1.SC2. tbdiaitapolis, 14. MUSICAL. PIANOS. $150. $150. "JYJF.W seven-octave Pianos, In rosewood cases. Iron X frames, anl over-strunsbass, for $150; with mouldings, $160; with mouldings, carved legs, and inlaid name board. $175. $ 1H5, ??0O, and upward?; the same, witk pearl keys, f J2. f 'ÜO, Ac. The alve Pianos, though cheap, are excellent. Second -hand llanos at t'J 50, 60, t5, and $100. New H elodeons from t3C upwards. lurcrsio- iwixjsic. lurcrsic. We publish bandreds of different piece of VI u sie, a large number being by the first masters in tbe musical world. Also Instruction llcols for nearly all musical instruments. select P.and Music, lh Day School Bell, Sunday School lU II, Noa. 1 and 2. Patriotic Son Look, Darf of Freedom, Ac, ac thir C sTAUXiUK, vthkblsrcamshcd rk as a:i to all who send for it, contains Iiti of all our varieties of music, with prices attached. No lady in the country should be without I. Orders by mail or express promp'ly died, and as faithfully executed as though the person ordering wer present. Remit money in a registered letter or by express. I1URACK WATFRS, Agent. 1 n7-d6ra No. 4SI Broad ay, N. T. HOTELS FRENCH'S HOTEL, On I he European Plan CITT OF NEW T0ÜK. Single Itooms Fifty Cents per Dny, inro rnmor T-to r b-frvT Rf sv ttj iu4 wtuuiuj uuiuvi a. a uuaiwi y j V (OrrosiTx Cjtt II six.) Meals as they may be ordered In the spacious refectory Thee are a liarber's Shop and Rath Rtxiat attached to tba Hotel. Beware of RUNNERS and HACKMKN whoaayw are full. febl-fjy It . Fit i:f f t Proprietor. SCHOOL ORGANS. A NKW 1 N STRUM KNTJ L'ST THE TIllNT. FOR 2. Sabbath Sri i !. Academies and Small Churches. JK mv? WTf.T.AKD STOWr.LL BOOTS AND SHOES. At No. 32 West Wafhir.qtn st. VLARGF. STOCK OF H0MF.-MADF WORK FOB sale rhap, one ior east or tbe Palmer IIoum ep3n-d1y A. LI NTT. OCULIST. llarnicii Tlarli, OriiliKt, n.S PE8MANENTLT lXZ TW.D AT INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA. O FPICT! IN RLACKFOHir BülLDING, SECOND omr, ver ice .mertcan KxpTss ortic. B so MTt T3 ss sjw r as J. T.. trr.Ai. to ll.n.p-'l'.. A. L. Hosen, Indianapolis. GtrK'.K TotstT, Ind ans-.'iis. Jon W. raiviv. Wabash, J. I) M(IXaau. Attica. T. V McCaavr. WaV.ash, M. M. Mnroso, AtUr. Ciias, Samt, Wabssh, f. F.. ri-n, k'uncte, Cnait.tsFAfcrKt iCbksro, III. Jams Sfkabs. tifarette. Ind. Residence No. 1 14, North Meridian street. aprf-i3m. DRUCCISTS. DRU GGISTS i And Deslers In DRUGSDICnSHEMIOALS SURHICAL k DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. Paints, Oils. VaroUhea, Pye-StufT, Wlndow-GU,., GlaaaWare, P.rTJbe,Cts;rl, 5nuff, Tobacco, Sp;cer fumery, Fat.cy and Toilet Articles, Pure Wines arid Ijqoors for Xedical purpose. Coal O.l and Lamps. VND all articles to complete the sokf.f aDrxrgUt All articles warranted as represented. Our facilities ar such w can offer la pre and unadulterated articles as go-il inducements to cash buyers as any Western hoas-, and feel confident wa can render saUsfacXjoaj In prices and quality of articles. BROWNING SLOAN, marl! deodsm West Washlactoet streat LIQUORS FOR SALE. IXJFLE UQOUBS, "I HAVE ON HAND, AT MT DISTILLE UT, it MOX I South of Town, a small lot f pur liquors for sale. Persons wishing a pure article for tnedicaj purposes do well ta call immediately, as tkes Uturs will b aoid as soon as po-it I. Cali at suy reatdenc, two miles "utb of IrHtianjp.li, or leave orders with S. II. Hoefn, In tbe city. A. HOEFGEN, aprll-dlm LAND ACENT. t;i:o. v. ii.i:icv GENERAL COLLF.CT1CN AND LAND AGENT, Garnet t, Aaderscaa county, Kanaaa. Txea paid fwt BMi-reidenta, and ail btieinesa entrusted ta my car a ill reeeiv prompt attentioit. Raraaascac Clark, timber 4 Co., RaUers. leavsaworth, Thomas Carney a Co., Merchants,!. T. Wiley. la diansp4.lis.Afc4. Wallace, Indianapolis. dec2-aia COPARTNERSHIP Copartnership sVotier. fllHR UNDIRSIGSID HATE TAKEN IIENET &. 1 ALVuUDlnt paruerskip, aad lae bmatisa will bereafier be cwitdurted la the asst. uJ stU of Krcsa. CuaiL A Aivcau. RUGKR CALDWILl dcl$