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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
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ELDER, HARKMESS & BINGHAM,
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VOLUME X.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. TUESDAY .MORNING. JULY 1. 1662.
XUMBER i,667.
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each Bioniiiir. '! tL Wiiui Snrrisii. each How
lay morning, r-tlj eve loped, for mailing.
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
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t lioa 'f each M.ii'Mijl sa-ir .....
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-rkly .rwTfri. w)M t rlarr-t the full Daily rate,
Ith oji-baif lh! Wrrlwl rt- aH-t.
p.'ifini Xct'cf tmlli'-liM 1: tbe l-jcul column, of ten
or am!tr, will be rhari-d for each lu.-ertion fl; If
r ten lm, tf u c-nt per Im.
barRM will he mi fr lnc rtlrsf tbe notice of tbi
i.winn )n!cr, S.rietie nl AJc:.ttion at tbe rate
ntt, f be In mlvutc:
MiU'ary linpanie, Orrfer f O-l I Fellows, Maaonlc
rMer, li. MfToW nt Spittle an-1 Sinjr. ni? Societira.
For earh notice not extee.Üi.V M lines 25 cent fyreach
ertln; over ellit lire at tbi rate.
Announcing ieatb with funeral notice attacked, fl;
Ithont notlr fre
Warriajr N'ilce 50 cent.
Ttrttice of FettvN, Plrmra and ExcnrMon, rotten up by
iirVluala vt yKciatit.nK, or by cburcbes, at tbe regular
Aderl!ertvetif lcIeJ and plac.l un.ler tbe bea-1 f
facial Noticed, if ten lines or over, w ill be charged double
' qe usual rate.
'Adrertiemert maklnir le than three line, Inserted
ff in the Daily, will be tbareil f.fty cenU.
Yearly idTe?tVr topav quarterly.
Annonncii n camli.late fur iRlceof every description
o charged at the rate f tl 50 for eiicb nume In the
TJaily, and fa In the Daily and Weekly, tbe name to be, in
.11 cae, paid Ip advance.
Legal a.lertlemerit inserted at tbe epene of the at
orneya onlerinir, arnt not delayable for the le 1 proed
3jr but collectable at our uual time. Putliher not
-co. ntable for the accuracy cf legal advertisement be
,ond the amount rhard for their publicntion.
KLLKK. HAUKNESS A RINGHAM,
Proprietor liniiana State Sentinel.
j. m. Tii.wnn,
President In1IanapUjoamal Company.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
IIA.Mir.llN.
I
AHKISONS HANK. No. 19 Eat WashinRton atreet
opposite th Sentinel UHlce. may4
MVt:itY STAHLES.
LLKN HINSUiY, Livery and Sale Stable, In the
, rear of tb-4 Palmer Ilou. June5-ily
Vouimir.s.
" DAVIS 4 CO., Union Foundry, Delaware atreet.op-
poite Unln leMU
.' YAfSElIAX A VINTON, Washington Foundry and
Machtue Work, east end Union lepot. my29
lir.AI, K. STATU Alii:.NTS.
IRANcis SMITH, formerly Ivlzell A Smith, Real
KMate Aetit and Tax Payer, 57 Kt Wahirgtn
treet. Iotie to rent. Jantti-dky 'C2
cKEUNAN A riERCE. Real F.tate Agent and
Brokers 10 'i Ea-t Wa-hington Hrta
vv
M. T. WILEY,' Real Etate Agent aini Stock loo
ker, 10 Kat Washington Mreei. mayi
HOOT ai mioi: DF.AI.r.US.
C. MATHEW A CO.. Wholesale dealer In IW,
J j. Shoe, an I Rubber, No. 4 Roberta hlock, ophite
x I nion rpot, Indiattapoli. Ind. tp.
DAM KNODLE A SON, manufacturer and lealer
In all kind of l-ta and Shoe, No. 32 Ea.t Wah
'gtonatrert. aprt7
HOOKS .XU STATION KUY.
5 OWEN. STEWART A CO., wholesale and retail deal
er in Itk and Siatioiiery, ami Prinler' MaterUN,
. 1H We Washing ton treet. apr26
liiif ijs ami ir.Dicm:?.
f mTILEY M. LOWRY, DUt'tlGlST. D nler In Drug.
W Chemical, l'aiiit. Oil. lvetu?Ts IlotAnlc. Patent
vi other Med-ine, Notioita and Prrfiunery No. 49 Ma--irhiiett
avenue, lnd anajK.lt. "03-"i'..
IYOMUNSOS A COX. dealer In Drug, Medicine,
Paint. Oi!, 1U. Tarfumery, Fancy Uool, Ac, No.
t fla.t Wa,-hingtn treet, Inlianapoli .-L19
k 1 F.ItOWNlN!, ivrugcl't. ar'dealer In Paint. :!,
I Varni-he, De-slunst.:A.s,tila-sware, Perfumery,
, No. Ti, vt a--bington rreeu apr.
Ditv ;oois.
V ir A 11. GLENN A CtV, New York Store, Iy
. (i ou w hol.-sale and Retail.tilenna' lUock. Kant
. k hington street. may5
vrovr.sA.M ti waiii:.
'"Ill ARLES COX, dealer In Stove, Tin Ware, Ac. No.
ty 11 West W.sh!ngton Hwt. '"'
hook iii.ui:iis.
"1 AMPRFLL A !'OYLES.R.K k r.:n !eraud R'.ank IVKk
Mamjfacturers, No. 37 E"t Washington t., eat of
im' tlvk, up utair. Indianapoh. ffl J.Wif
xon'.r. ts A Pll Vrit Rook Rinder and Rlank Rook
Mannfacturers o. 36. Et WaUü:gton trvet, I
" -I, Mol A Co' Grocery. may27
i iii.ia, ii la ss a. mi un:r..sNUAisi:.
IAWTHOKN A RCCHANAN. Importer of China,
Gla and Jueenware, No. 3 F.at WAshingVn st.t
ianajvlis. lnbaiiA. dly
Mr.ISCllAXT TAIIAIIIs. !
FREDERICK tetEPPER, Merchant Tailor, ami dealer;
' in ready made clothing and f:trtiihng g'd No. 21
est Washington street, opposite Sentinel oft'.ce. uy29 j
ATTOUM'.VS.
"T'lIJiY FKi:".l'SON. Attorney and Counselor at Law. ,
. Pay cah f. r approval Judgments and mortgage; ,
. ngia:e loans, t.: U-, Ac. t(TU-e, i4 EstWa-sh-
ft.tn treet. up-ta.r. second d nr tj tbe rixht band, op- '
jslte Glenn". I'lock.
(OS ETII E. McllNAIJ A ADDISON U ROAC1IE, !
Atorae and Coanelor at Law, Jima lusarance
u:r-a: y Buiüjj, secoiel floor, Irti?yivni Mreet.
Ji dir !
Tir.IirilAT TAlI.Oll.
F H-l'P.'MerchartTaiV.r.arJ .lealer in Read v.
M.W tlo!hmga-id luriJ-!-'; tiooi Nö li' '
1 ijL:t.jnon street, r-pp : tl;e foqrt House, r
LVapoii, Iifc;. Krep con.-t nrly hi t jj.tj a Iair a.sv -'
lei.t of Clott, .1were, Vt''r, Orercoatins,
eed. Canine:, etc. Als, irt, etnft fnmtsli.ng :
K-!, ilr. Sl irt. raderhirt. Drawers Neckties, Cra- I
'. lUntiVrrthicf. Gloves, etc ioo.l s.ld anl the
irn -ut free of cLarg. ap-dly
.MACHINISTS.
Asr
llLiVliSJilTli SHOP.
n A VI Nil KNT1KKI Y UK KITTED THE SHOP FORM
I KLY occupied by Joho Cooper, in Orod,
t-i.h A Cu' last an 1 Hab Factory, 1 ata prepared to do
fl k!rtt of wofik ju the macUiiiery or blackaiiuihu-ff i
I -. Ilavinf had twelve yar' eiperwnce in the lri ,
juLine Lop in the country, I falter C; wlf that I can !
e entire al irfacttn to ibuw to may favor me with 1
eir wrk. I bate in my employ one of the bet t lak- '
Tum in tne Mate, an l py particular atlt-r.tion to Lora
oeinjf and tnn -bine forpnir.
J.eparing tit all k'.tx! pr. p. tly tended to
-i I cf ail klixl built for the patent cff.i-e.
Mn.(rthe place, on ui'ie aouth of the Union
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DAILY SKiTIiRL
IKD.'AFJAPOUS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
atu.rcrrA!K tAiLkOAi.
TriiDlTt. Train An1e.
629 A.M Mail 20 '. M.
2:00 I. M 5:40 A. M.
M 40 P. M 1120 A.M.
Trin I--ave. - Train Arrive
5:20 A. M FTpr X 1". M.
H0 1'. M rcniiiKHlatin 10.4j A.M.
DMA A CtTBAL RAILWAY.
Traf IaT. Train ArriT.
.15 A.M. iiloA.M
12.10 V. M it;! 13 F M.
70 P. M 7 55 P. M.
IW IASAroUS AhO CCLIMII UIOUT UE, VIA PAfTOK.
Train I-tv. Train Arrive.
tV, A.M ,715A.M.
12-10 I. M 1 il4 I. M
7 ) P. M 7:50 P. M.
ISMARAroi.ia AND CIXCIXJIATI AILaOAD.
Train Ijt are.
6:29 A.M
Traina Arrive.
..10:50 A. M.
...4:35 P. M
,.10.55 P. M
Tra!n Arrive.
.. 6:10 A. M.
9 SS A M
..6 30 P. M.
!MJ A. M
8:35 P. M
TtRKK BACTI tAIIAOAD.
Train 1-are.
7:20 A.M
1 45 P. M
8 40 P. M
n Aiaaxr Am cuir-Aoo aoAi car.cscASTt a Jrxcnos
Goinjr North. (ioiny South,
6;W P. M F.xprf! 1125 A. M.
11:05 A. M Freight, Daily 100 P. M.
LAP ATKTTB KAILROA.
Train Ieave. Tr.nfn Arrive.
IOWA. M 6:10 A.M.
4:15 P. M 1005 A. M.
10:0 P. M 6 :00 P. M.
r.KC AXDIXDIASAPItUSaAIIIOAP.
Train Leave. Traina Arrive.
11.10 A. M Mail 50 A.M.
10 33 P. M Chicago Ex pre 4:10 P. M
ITMASAPOU AXn MADISOM RAIUMMn.
Tram Iave. Train Arrive.
12:30 P. M Mail 10:50 A. M.
7.00 A.M. ...From Freight Depot.... G:23 P. M
jarricaiw.viL.i.K baii.uoao.
Train I-eave. Train Arrive.
6U A.M Mail 45 P. M.
6.30 P.M 6.00A.M.
.Crrlrnl and Depnrmrc, or Clolnp
of Mull
ABRIVAU
Madison mall
Cincinnati and way mail
JetTVrwinville aii'i Iiiville. . ... .
Verri Haute way mail
Pru mail
Central way mail
Terre Haute through mail
.11:00
A. M.
A. M.
r. m.
A. kt.
A. kf.
r. m.
r. m.
r. m.
r. m.
A. M.
A. M.
A. M.
A. M.
.10:30
. :20
.11:30
.10:30
. 1:45
. 7:( 0
. 6:00
. 7:00
. 30
. 6:30
. 6 30
. 6:30
i
t
Ifjtyette and Chicago ....
Ilel.eforitaine way mail .
TWIIefotitair.e through mail
Central through mail
CinciimatUhroiiKU mail.
ipringneUt,t!lini.
t
t
i
DCrARTVRIt.
J.tiU Clone.
JefTer'nvil!e and Louisville mail 7:30 r. n.
Terre Haute through mail, St. Lou!, Cairo.... 7:30 r. at.
LAfavette and Chicago 10 a. m.
Lafayette City and Springfield, Illinois 7:"0 r. m.
Madin iuaZ H- A. u.
Centralwaymail 110 a.m.
Central thrugh mall and Washington City.... 6.00 r.
Cincinnati and way mail 7:50 r.
Through mail 6:00 p.
Terre Haute way, Evansville and Vincennes.. ..12:4 r.
prru 10 05 a.
Rellvfontaln way and throngh 7:.'i0 r.
PIANOS.
Si 50 BEST PIANOS. 8150
GROVF.STEEN A 11 ALE Laving reiuoviu to their n w
wareroom,
No. 478 Broadway,
are prepared to offer the public a magnificent new ncale
full
7-0ctave Rosewood Piano,
contininx all Improvement known In this country or
Europe, över-ptruni? ba.-., French granJ action, harp
pedal, full Iron frame, for
sl .10 CASH.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
Rich moulding cae,
$175 TO $200,
all warranted made of tbe bet material, and to stand
better than any sold for $400 or f500 by the old method
of manufacture. We Invite the bet juige to examine
and try thef.er.ew instrument, arid we Mand ready at all
time to test them with an v her manufactured in this
country. liUO VHVllJ V IIALi:,
my26-d.'tin 47S P.roadway N Y.
F 1 -A. 1ST
RTES
WE HAVE ON HAND A NUMHF.R OF FI RS
Claf Piano, which we will ell at cost for cash
WILL! ARD A STOWFI.L,
cttl No. 4 Rate House
INSURANCE.
THE" MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO,
OF NEW YORK.
AcciiBiiuIalioii $1,200,000
SEVEX-EIGHTHS cf the profit divided to the a
nired. 'lHvidemI paid in the life-time of th assured.
The advantage of part cretlit given in payment of the
premium.
MA policy of life Insurance I the cheapest ami safest
mud of making a certain investment for one' family."
LrXJAMlX 1'RAJiHI.
C. Y. W E.MPLE, Sec'y HENRY STOKES, Tres't.
yIX-l-'T'l',,',. Statement, and Application will be
ftirniMit d, and all Information desired will be given by the
undersigned. C. P.. DAVIS, Ag. nt.
t?fVülhc 2d floor, O l 1 Fellows' Hall, Indianapol;.,
Indiana. my24-12m
-s pgr- I l-T. OlIC
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OK HARTFORD, CONN.
inpilnl, - - $00,000
INSURES P.'jilding, Furniture, Merchandise, and other
property aain-t lo or damage by Fire. Particular
auentioit given to the insurance of Dwelling for 1,3, and
5 3 ear.
J. M. SEXT0X, Sc'y .. J. II. SPRAGUE, Pre't.
CX Losses ad'usted and promptly pnid in cah by
C R. DAVIS, Agent.
it45L.0(f.ce2d floor. Odd Fellows' Hall, Indianapolis,
Indiaüa. my24-d2u
NOTICE.
9r .
Unltrd Stnlr nf Atuerira Dilrirl of
I ul lima, ss:
Whi k . a bl .l of information ha leen filed in the
Ihtn t l ourt ff the Cniteii Mate, wiibirt and for the
Seventh Cirtuit and lhstnct of Indiana, on the 2Mhdiiy of
May, lVi, by John lUnna, Esq., Attrney -f the
United State for vi I Ihstrict of Indiana, againt 10 sacks
coffee, 10 barrels w hisky, 1 keg cream tartar, 1 keg odA,
and 11 bcxe tatch. seiifdatLvAUsv for a violation of
the law of the United States sid vgools Rnd merchan
dise beicg contraband of war, and praying process against
sail good. and that tbe same may be condemned and
oi4 a article contraband of w ar.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the
seal of said Court to me directed and delivered, I do here
by give pul hc nonce to all persor el.v.nirt 'i go-s'-S
rr ar.y part the-vof, er in ar.y ir.ar.'"-:'r inier. -ted tl.etvn,
itat they be and appear before the a:d, the District
-t of the United States, to be heM at the city of Indian
a. 0.1s, in and for the Iistrict of lnd:aoa- on the second
Moielay of July revt, at 10 o'clocc cf the forenoon
of that day, then and there to interpf a tLeir claizr.. and
make their allegation in that b half.
D. G. ROSE. U. . Marshal.
Per L S. Kn.cirw, IX puty.
Jors n.RiA.Cerk.
Dstrd June l-6t. Janel2-dl5t
AGENCY.
W. W. l KtTHKKJl EO.VaKTVB I. - H'KeiMAX
t
Leathers. Carter .V JtleKeninn,
-a.ttaRCy a JLawm-,
-s, Reinf connected with a Military - t
N'"S Agency at Washington City. rfl '
VsV"-i5 alU to jive prompt a: ten: I to the ac(
fijiiir" collection a?M securing of Pensions, Hal'. J '
Rack Pay of deceased and di.scharged soldier, and all the !
nanu aul urmim iiiüm iu- ooirrnniini. 1 nxm,
residing in any part of tbe State ma have their claims
ecured by addressing them aixl statins particular fully.
OCice ni East Wahingtin street. In the second building
west of she Court House square, lasliar.apoli, Ind.
kifrukus Gov. Mi Hon, lais. Noble, Mj. Gen. Wl
Isce, p.r.g.Gew. Iambf ,Co J tc Cwburn.Judge prrkin,
u .rt t t'.uti ai9-dly
O "F O
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R A I L K O A D .
HEW ARRANGEMENT.
."e?v Honte to Cliirno via Kokomo.
33 MILKS SHOkTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
OT AND AFTER MAY 5, 132, train will be
run as foüow:
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 11:10 AM.,
stop at ail station and make close connection at Kokomo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for Ixsan-port, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive
at Peru at 3:15 P. M, in time to make connection with
train on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, going Eat and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at G:fK)
A. M.. after the arrival of the train on the T. A W. R. W.
from the East, and arrive at Indianapoli at 9.1-0 A. M.
in time to make connections for ail points East, South
and Wet.
An Expresntraln will leave Indianapolis at 10:30 P. M.,
connect at Kokomo with train for Chicago, and arrive at
Tern at 5 00 A. M., Intime to make connection with trains
going East tad West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way. Retnming the aame train will leave Peru at 12.00 31.,
making e!oe connection at Kokomo with the trains
on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Igsnport, and arrive at Indianapolis at
4:10 P. M., in time to connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
Special attention given to the transportation of live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACT, General Agent and Superintendent.
Tni.0. P. II atonic Y, General Tkket Agent, apl'62-dly
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
Mlat-JLflmo
RAILROADI
Miortrwt Kotilc hy Thirl)' .llile !
NO CHANGE OP CARS TO CINCINNATI I
Three trains leave Indianapolis Daily, (Sundays excepted.)
71 IRST TRAIN. 5 20 A.M CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
' Express arrives at Cincinnati at 10 A M., and Lex
ington, Kv., 7:30 P. M.
SVeond Train 10:40 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrive at
Cincinnati 3:40 I. M., making close connection with Little
Miami Railroad for ioveland, Morrow, Clunibus, New
ark, Zanesille, and Wheeling.
Third Train 6.35 F. M.Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati 11:10 P. M.
Fare same a by any other route.
Call for your tickets rii the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
Spitt lAi. Notice. He sure you get In the right train at
lndianajx.lis. The anly Cincinnati train, stands on the
flfib track, being the farthest track south in the Union
Depot, at Indianapolis.
W. H. L. NORLK, General Ticket Agent.
Wat. Powkll, Traveling Agent my2G '62
HOTELS.
French's Hotel,
0XTHK EUROPEAN PLAN.
CITT OF SEW YORK.
.NI.XiLi: KOOIH ßO CF..STS VV.ll DAY.
CITY HALL SQUARE, COR. FRANKFORT ST.,
Opposite City Hall.
m fEALS AS THEY MAY RJS ORDERED IN TnE
I V JL ppciou4 Refectory. There is a Barber's Shop and
Latii-roJ ms .ttachel to the Hotel.
BWV-" Beware of Runners and Hackmen who say we
arTuTi. 11. ringen,
nov30'61-dly Proprietor.
LAW BOOKS.
NEW AND VALUABLE WORK
FOR LAWYERS, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
And all Connected with t he Judicial Administration of
the Government.
jc ii jk r ra: tjc w ra: mi
Of tlieSlnteof ndiana,
CONTAINING THE REVISED STATUTES OF 1W2
with the amendment thereto. And the ubequen
legislation, w ith note and referei.ee . Judicial decision.
edited tr
JAMES GAVIN AND OSCAR 0RD.
Volume 1 , Published by
IllXill aV DOIKUITV,
iJiT.iAyAroua.
Jlidc llnviil McDonald, one of the most
eminent lawyer of the State, volunteered the following
ecommendation of the work:
STATtTERor IsPiAüA, at Gaviw A IIorw. Some months
ago, the above named Rentlemeu Issued proposals for pub
lishing. In two volumes octavo of some H0 pages each; al
the statute of the State passed since Lsöl, with annota
tions. The first volume 01 the work 1 now published; and
the manner of Its execution, both mechanically and edito
rially, deserves the thank of the profession.
The imjiorfect manner of publishing our statutes under
State authority, has always been a source of great incon
venience to the Indiana Lawyer. The revision of 1SÖ2, as
well a the statute passed since that year, might almost
as well have been published w ithout any index. Up tc
th it-time the lawyer h.v cnstantly been under the neces
'sity of turniu: over, leaf by leaf, the volumes o our
statutes to fii "any particular enactment. And every one
know show annoying and provoking thl 1, especially In
the hurry of business a in our Courts. Happily for the
prfesioii,tbe publication under consideration promises a
better ftatc of thins tti the future. The tint volume o
Messrs. Gavin A Herd's work contains an excellent and
copious index, which to every practicing lawyer In the
Mate is itself worth the money which the volume costs.
The volume under review contains another exc Hence
llit- paes are supplied with valuable marginal Indice,
lothat a glance at the margin is sufficient to apprise the
eaderof the contents of the page.
Another matter of great Importance to the lawyer in
this vlume i a good collection of the subjects of ail leg
islation since 151. Heretofore, the lawyer in examining
our legislation on any given subject had flrt to find what
was relevant to it In the Revision of 1S52, and then to turn
over the pages of the vlumes of subsequent Statutes, to
aee how far recent legislation may have repealed or mod -fled
the provisions contained in thai Revision, and even
then he would often feel doubt whether be hail fonnd all
the legislation n the subject of hi inquiry. Mec'srs. Ga
vin and Herd have relieved u of all this trouble and
doubt. They have collected together in connitlve paes
all the statute made since 1S51. on the same suhject.
Thus, on pages 373 to 377 of their first volume they have
collected all our legislation, now In force, on the suf ject oi
husband and wife, tnclud.ng the act of 152 and three acts
of 157. And they have followed the same mode 01 co
ocatiou, in appropriate consecutive pages, in regard to all
other topic of legislation.
A still more valuable feature are the copious and accu
rate notes contained in the volume in question. Thla vol
ume includes the Constitution of the United State., th
Constitution of Indiana, ami scerl important act. oi Vir
ginia and statutes of Congress, and a lar- portion o our
ow n statutes now in force. The numerous lecisions o the
Court on the varioti provisions contained in these Contis
tution and statutes are L'und at the bottom of the appro
priate pae, in the form of neut, brief and accurate note
and rvferinces. Messr. Gavin A Ilotd seem to have per
formed this part of their work exceedingly well. It liust
have cost them mocliare atsl labor. By it they nve
greatly lessened the labor of the practising lawyer, nd
have well merited his grateful approval.
In every respect the volume under review is highly red
Uable to the dillisrence, accuracy, talents and the taste o
its editors, as well as to the mechanical skill and ceataesa
of Its publishers, and it must raise the jast expectation ol
the profession, as to uu- vaJue of the second volume, which
we understand ill be forthcoming in a few tconth, and
which will contain the code of pleading and practice o
l.s5?, with subsequent amendments and other statute.
Without any concert with the editor or publishers ol the
;!-juje in question, tbe writer cf tfc'.s arrlc has been if
cuced to compose and publlh thisl. tile review cf the book,
okly because be believt tbe editon and publishers de
serve high commendati n for th-lr performance, ne,
therefore, deem it but just to them, without being solic
ited to It by any one, to pubUh this notice of the tot',
ver Lis own proper name, DAVID lie DONALD.
Indianapolis, November 1, 10.
The first volume is now ready and being delivered to
ubscriber.
IMl ICK 50.
It is for sale by BINGHAM A DOUGHTY,
Indianapolis.
PAPER DEALERS.
THOMAS VIXOR,
ww. . caATnRU.
w at. w oor.
ion Cii.itHeld X Woods,
n and Ytl Walnulst.tClnrlniiutl.
Manufacturers and Wholesale dealers in
PRINTERS' CARDS AND CARD SHEETS!
1 PRINTING INKS AND PAPER MANUFACTURERS
also, erlab-, agei.; for the Magnoha Mills writing pa
ter: msnu alurr of etra wrappi g paper and paper
I ags.
VERMIN EXTERMINATOR.
To Ih'ttroy-
To Istroy
To hafroy
To Ihstroy
To Iksiroy
To Jkstroy
To Destroth-
Itat. Ko-iehe-, &c. j
-Mire. Mole, and Ants. ;
-Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c. i
-Mosquitix's anl Flea.
-Insects on Plants and Fowls.
-Injects on Animals, &c.
-Kverv form and species of'
errum. 1
vfiiafcilv?-'
s
THE
ONLY IXFALL1IBLE REMEDIES KNOWN.
Destroys Iiitan(I'
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
Tliose Pi-ep; rations (unlike all others) are
"Free front Poi-ons."
"Not dangei-ou- to the Human Familv.
"ILtts do not die on the premises."
"Tliey come out of their Loles to die."
They are the only infallible remedies known." ,
12 years and more established iu New York !
City."
Vfedhy the City Pot OHlee.
U?d by the City Prisons and Station
Houses.
Ustd by the City Steamers, Ships, &e.
Ustd by the Citv Hospitals, Alms-IIouses,
&c.
Used by the City Hotels 4 Astor,' 'St.
Nicholas, &e.
Used by
Used by
the Boarding Houses, &e., &c.
more than 50,000 private families.
CiT .SV? one or two Specimens of what is
ereryiehere sail by the Ptojtle Editors
Dealers, etc.
HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with ver
min need be sc no longer, if they use "Cos
tar's "Exterminators. We have ued it to our
satisfaction, and if a box cost .55 we would
have it. We had tried poisons, but they ef
fected nothing; but "Ct-sTA It's" article knocks
the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. It
is in great demand all over the country.
Medina TO. Gazdte.
MOIUu (iRAIN and provisions are de
stroyed annually ia (irant County by vennin
than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect
Killer. iMncaster I !". Herald.
HENRY R. COSTAR-We are selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and
Vermin disappear rapidly.
Eck er & Stouffkr,
1 Druggists, Windsor, Md.
CostarY Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
"CostarV . "
"CostarV Bed-Bug Exterminator.
"Costary
"CostArV Electric Powder, for Insects "&e.
In 25c. 50c. and 81 Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks, S3 and 85 Sizes for Planta
tions, Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c.
CA UTI0X! To prevent the public from
being imposetl uton by Spurious and Highly
Pernicious Imitations, a new label has been
prepared, bearing a facsimile of the Pro
prietor's signature. Examine, each box, bot
tle or flask carefully before purchasing, and
take nothing but -'CÖSTAR'S."
Sohl everywhere bv
All Wholesale i)ruguists in the
large eilies.
Some of the
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. Y, CITY
Shieilelin Bros. & Co
Hurral,Rislev& Kitch-
B. A. Fahnestock,
Hull & Co.
A. B. & I). Sands &
Co.
Wheeler & Hart.
James S. Aspinwall
Morgan & Alien.
Hall, Ruckel & Co.
Thomas & Fuller
P. I). Orvis.
eft.
Bush, Gale & Robinson
M. Ward, Close & Co.
McKisson & Robbins.
I). S. Barnes & Co.
F. C. Wells & Co.
Lazelle, Marsh & Ganl
ner. Hall, Dixon & Co.
Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
T. W. Dvott & Co
Robert Shoemaker &
B. A. Fahnestock &
Co.
Co.
French, Richards,& Co.
AND OTIIEr.S.
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS.
(co. C. Goodwin Sc Co. I Weekes & Potter.
31. S. Burr & Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
Also, all Wholesale Druggists at
CIII(AiO, III.,
ST. l,0'l,.llo.,
miTicoi r, Mich.,
.oi'iwvii.i.i: Hy,,
t'lCIXATf, Ohio,
PITTMH' ICC II I'n.,
tlVl PALO, V.
AND BV
Druggists, Grocers. Storekeepers and
Retailers generally in all Country
Towns and Village,
In the
UNITE!) STATES
AT
INDIAN 1P0LIS, INDIANA.
Robert Browning
AND
William Sannaman,
Wholesale Agents.
And by the Druggist?, Storekeepf.Ks; and
Retailers cenerally.
Country Dealer's can order as above,
Oraddressorders direct orif Prices, Terms,
&c., is desired, send for 18G2 Circular,
giving reduced PricesQ trt
II CXK V II. COSTA R.
Principal Depot No. 512 Broadway
(Oppostte the St. Nlchola Hotel.) "
New York.
t.irL31 - Jl wtv.ni i
VERM
INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
or iiAitTFOiii), coxa.
Capital Enlarged Jan'y 1, 1860.
CAPITA! ,
s i.5ooooo on
XET SURri-US, (after deducting all
Iatin ties)... ............. ...
511. 112 SO
ÄTNA BUILDING,
INDIANAPOLIS.
-r Ar-.-. jfz
I w m : it
t -.
fi
t.
.J, fc 1 ST.. JfTA
3t-'-AV v -e'35i if ii
- i
Erected 1859 Owned by the Co.
IT SPEt IAL A I ENI ION GIVEN TO THE INSURANCE
j of 1 ana property, dwellings and out -buildings. In
ures such buildings or content In a very favorable man
ner, for three or five years.
Looses Equitably Adjusted und
IToiuptlr Paid in CaftliV
Also, Insures stores, warehouse, buildings, or contents
and personal property tr nerally, In town or country, at
rates a low a consistci. with hazard taken, and Inland
insurance attains! the peril of navigation.
WM. HENDERSON, Agent,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
4rplicationcan be made to JOHN ROSS, who is fully
authorized to transact all business connected with the
Agency. f aug 1,'61-dly WM. HENDERSON.
MEDICAL
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
fTAS WON I OR ITSELF SUCH A RENOWN FOR THE
jj ft cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Com
plaint, that It 1 entirely unnecessary for n to recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been emploj ed.
As it ha long been in eontaiit use throughout this section
we need not do more than assure the people Its quality is
kept up to the best It ever ha been, and that it may be
relied on to do for their relief all It has ever been found
to do.
AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OP
Costtvenes. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indipestion, Pyentery,
Foul Stomach, Erysi-la, Headache, Pile, Rheumatism,
Eruption, and Skin Ui.eases, Liver Complaint, I)ropy,
Tetter, Tumors and Salt Uheum. Worm, Gout, Neural
gia, as a Dinner Pill, and i r Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, eo that the most sensitive can
tahe them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient In
the world for all purposes of a family physic.
Price 25 cent per llox; 5 boxe for SI
Great nnrabers of Clerirymcn, Physicians, Statesmwi,
and eminent personages, have lent their names to certify
tbe unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our
space here will not permit he Insertion of them. Tbe
Atrents below named furnish gratis our American Alma
nac in which they are given: with also full descriptions
of the above eomplaints, and the treatment that should be
ollowed for their cure.
j
IV not be not oft bv nnrrtnr"t"id i1ra vllh ntt-i.r .
preparation toey ruaae more proia on. in-nianq ayrrs
and take no other. The sick want the bot aid there i
f.r their,, and they should have it.
PRAPARrit fcT
IIBt. J. C. AVER A: CO.,
LOWKIJi, 3IV.
Price i per nottlej Six llottles, 95.
All our retvedies are for sale by
R0P.ERT DROWNING, Indianapolis.
ALLEN A CO., Cincinnati,
And by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
angC7-l3m
HOTELS.
BRO-ftJDWA.'S' HOTEL.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CAPT. CHAS. H, CROMWELL, PROP'R,
Breakfast at five A. M.f for passengers by the morning
Trains. apr6-dlT.
DRUCCISTS.
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS 8c CO,
WH 0 LE S A I.E DRUG G 1 STS.
And Heuler In rancy Goods, Per
fumery Vc.
Also, Agents for the sale of Refined Tetrolenm, lllunvna
ting Oil, superior to any Coal Oil, furnished in any
quantities at the lowest market rate.
170 AND 172 WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK.
Jan29-dCni
HARDWARE.
Just Received and For Sale,
" i
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
NO. 21 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,!
7 i
VLHRGE ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN RAKES FROM !
s to 11 teeth: Garden and Ditching Spades, Garden i
and Hricklayer' T.-owel, Forks, 1, 5, 4 and 5 prong; !
Garda and Ran'oad Wteelbarrows, Pruning Knives and i
Shears, Hdge Shears, Grindstones, Nails, Wire and Wire !
Cloth. Belting and Packing Rooe. A splendid aMortment I
cf Table and Pocket Cutlery, together with alirjeand
general aortmect of
For Farmers, Builders, Methanio. Machi-ts and Rail- 1
roads. J. II. VAJE.. I
Dctl6 !
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFF1CK ON THE CORNER oF WASHINGTON AND
Meridian otreets, lodianapoiis.
Three daily Exprese to New Tork;
Two daily "Expresses to Cincinnati, and
Two daily Eiprees to Chicago and St.Loult;
The above Compaales are the only prirtleredF.xpresoor
the following roa.l,ti:
INDIANA CENTRAL:
LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO;
INDI.VNAPOUS k PERU
TERRE HAUTE A RICHMOND:
BELLEFONTAINE A LNDLANAP0LI8.
Muej-t paakaires, valuables aud freight carried with
aafety and dispatch, and In charge of special and e Sclent
Deriger.
Note, tili and Draft will be promptly Collected and
ready letun.. ma.le J. bCTTVKriFI.I Agent.
r -'X r .V- V' s.t, , r 'r-fl ;
N. - . 4 - .W' rF-) tW.C
- - M.
ii k k Jill
RAILROADS.
jw. - jic op v ri
18G2 S3iS5
S 1862
VLL PERSONS PURCH ASING TICKETS I OR ST.
JOSEPH and other point In Northern Missouri, the
tiaie of Kansa, or the Territorie, should iuit on Lav.
Ing tkket that real ty the
.OllTII .TIISSOl Ill ItAII.UOAD,
The ouly rail route from St. Loul- to St. Joseph. It I tbe
shortest and quickest hue, by thirteen hoars to the re
motest point reached by rail, and 1 alwayt cliesp a
any other. Buy your Ticket to Kana and ail t-oint. in
Northern Mi.sow.ri by the North "Missouri Ka lro..l.
ISAAC H. STURGEON,
Pres't and fien'I Snj.t. N.TI Missouri R. R.
HENRY H. SIMMONS, General Travelina: A rent.
et4l71ty
Claaai
JEFFEUSOSVILLE 11AILK0AD
Two Trains Dally, Sundays Excepted ;
Traina Arriee Train Leave.
8:40 P.M 9 45 A.M
4.43 A. M , S 50 P. M.
A DOVE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
t. f passengeri at South port. Greenwood, Franklin,
Euitiburph, Columbus, making connections at Sermour
with train on the Ohio A Miss sslppi Road, and at Louis
ville with train on the Louisv-ill?, Frankfort t Lexington
and Iouisville and Nashville Roads.
Frifiht trainsleave laily. Freight promptly forwarded.
Office, Madion Depot, West side.
A. S. CAROTHERS, Superintendent.
J. G. Wwtcomb, Freight Agent. apl'62-dly
DENTISTS.
P, G. C. HUNT,
OFFICE AN1 UEslLENCE,
0. EAST "I AKKilI M Illil.T,
INDlANAFoLLS IMi.
MUSIC.
PIANOS ! IalAaOS!
CHEAPER AND RETTER IN- T
STRUM ENTS than were ever -fZ''
ottered In this market. My ar-V .vi-x!
raneements w ith Eastern lano f 1 . 1 Y -
Eastern Piano f " rCl . r-.-.
urh that I can f jü
25 per cent. '
manufacturers are hue
. .... ' w
runnsn (II order 20 pe
cheajer than any dealer in the West, and I warrant tl.em
superior Instrument. Onlv for cab.
Call and see at Messrs W II. Talbott A Co'a Jewelry
Store, No. 24 Washington street.
PIANOS. MELODF.ONS, ORGANS. GUITARS, VIOLINS,
ACC0RDEONS, Ac, TUJF.D AND REPAIRED.
Having bad over twenty ye irs' exjerience the public
can le assured that they now have a better opportunity
than they generally meet with to have their iiistrnment
pet in perfect order. r H. SCHONACKER.
JulySl-dly'Sl
SP ECTACLES &C.
To Officers of the Army.
JUST l.F.CF.IVED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
For fieM, portability and power they su-erc(le
nil others.
For sale hy SEMM0XS, Optician.
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C,
Of the p-reatest tran-pnrent power, of new im
provement properly adjusted to the cai e.
Orders from the country, with particulars,
promptly attemled to.
Ilepairin:- neatlv done with dispttch.
SEM MÖNS, Optician.
octiy 'o. Üö, South Illinois street.
HOTELS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
305 V C;7 1XIIOA DWAY,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET.
zmr tk -3LTij-ifXÄt.,
ri"HIS firrt tla hou .etbe most juiet, homelike, and
I rl aatlt hoUl ir. tbe ritv offer sortrHoe (mine
ments to those visiting New Tork for business or pleanie.
It is central in lis location, and kept .n the EUROPEAN
PLAN, in connection with TAYLOR'S SALOON, whre
refreshment can be had at all hours, served in their own
rooms Hie charge are moderate, the room and at
tendance cf the first order bath and all the modern con
venience attached. trarl2-d3m
I'OWKIW'S ISOTEL,
(roRMrai.T r.khtr.'h.)
Opposite the Ator House and Park, New Tork,
Pinn: or no m si 50 vim day.
rBlIII.S long etabl!sh-d and popular house has recently
J been rebuilt and greatly enlarged bv the addition of
over 100 room. and now ha accommodations for over 800
p'rsons. It ha al been thoroughly renovated and re
furnished, Rtid ii heated by steam and lighted by gas
throughout. This hotel La one of the best location in
the city, I eay of aece from all the steamboat and
railroad leading to the city, and la convenient to all the
city conveyance. It ha. now alt the requisites of a nrvt i
class hotel, lnuring the comfort of It it. mate. The
?trotiRir" of the traveling public l respectfii.lv s-liclteL i
cnü! f-Oper day. ILL. POWERS, !
1
ie"j4-i3iu Proprietor.
rniK 3ioirriiH norjwi:,
(Formerly American,)
IMMtlHATLLT OmITt t'MON UKPOT,
II. WIlIT.IIOICr, Proprlrtor,
W, U. S WT, Clerk,
IS rmw open for the accommodation r.f the travelin
public. Tbe hous ha been thoroughly renovated
and furnished from top to bottom. tuaySl
COMMISSION M ERCH ANTST
.TlO.SSli: .TOIirS'HOlN,
General Commission merchant,
AM I
Dealer In Flour, Crnln, nnd nil kind '
orCouutr- Produce; Wine nnd i
Liquor, Clears Tobacro, A.c. I
OFUCE AND WAREHOUSE, 237 SOUTH SECOND ST..
IIILADI'LPIIIA. j
Adroncr made on Contlsnnieuf. '
a'icr22dlv '
WANTED.
200 Recruits Wanted I
FOR THE !
-OF- ;
Thr r.I'vriilh Infaxitry,
WHICH-
MAJOR .1. V. liORDOX
Iiauttorired traiM in ladlana
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
1AT FP-Oa 113 TO 21 PER MONTH, WITTI RA-!
TI0NS. quarter, medical atiendatrf-e, 4c.. com .
pUte. All who enlist will at once be cloibed, .uti-test :
and prorjded with ercrj thing esvntul to their cotafort
by the Government.
"Tbetena of eblistiuent LXtiree Yeari Pay U !
comrnetxe from elate cf enlistment.
None but aide-bodied single men, between the Ae of j
1, and 35 years, need apply.
Reer-jitlna" Reodeivon in MeUer'a new buildioar. No. '
MEat Washington street, adjoinm-rO'ld Fellow.' HalL
D. iL COIT, First Lietiteua&t '
Eleventh Infantry, LKrJiUca-0Scer. j
PATENTS.
P A T E H T S
OBTAINEÜ FOR SEW INVF.NT10N OF EVERY
description. Fee contingent on ucres. N pat
ent no pay. Send for Circular, giving terms, directlotw, j
ir. AdJre-s AAlOH a a,
t.ovlg.Jlj Patent AlHnrr, Wa..trloij. l. V.
!
i
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r
I A "V tat
7E ARE RECEIVING DIRFCT TR0M TnE MAM
UFACTORY in et-err -rartetT and trlt of cas
those Celebrated Waltliatii Ualcbet.
A genuine Wal.hsra Watch ents )e to buy and will
last much longer than foreign made wjtrbet nf tb am
quaLty.
A genuine Waltham Watch I a durable, reliable and
accurate tfme-keeper. We bad rather warrant a Waitban
Watch for Cve year, than the crdmary Ft g'.sh or Swia
Watches for oe year.
A genuine Walihant Wa'fh is thebet for railroad men,
the best f.r fanners, la fact the best for even body In
watit of a time-keeir. We get our Waltham Watches
direct from the manufacturers, and every Watrli 1 war
ranted to Rive entire atilaclion.
In sendinc for af.enulne Wnllliant Wutrh
yon run no ri-k, dt crJ-e the t le of ct-e and lb wale
I nre to keep time. S nd for a list of -.rice.
Our stock cf S im Watches and Jewelry I Terr lrg.
Comp.siion lupine W aU h , f JiO to W. Cotrp
sition Huntinr Cased "fiatcbe,fM i0 to JvS 7-V Sileef
Hunting Cased Watches. IT to U. bUxcr lull Jew
eled Waiche. ?5 W to 'J M.
Pure Cjim Silver, Ware; Silver Ilated Ware.ClorV.
Ac, Ac Wati-h's, flock atil Jewelry repaired an-i
warranted. V. 1. IIIMill ATI A CO.,
20 Eat W ashington street.
apr7 Intianaoii. Indian.
RAILROADS.
Isiiliniinp:li and ll:uli-un
.B VM T H.
1S62.
HUE PASSENGKR
TRAIN WIIJ. UCATK THK
Union Depot, Iixiiauapolis, at 121(0 P.
M. daily, for
Madison, Cincinnati and LouisUIIo.
This Is the hortest railway line to Cincinnati and Lol
rille ronnectirg at MaUn witi the United State Mail
Line steamer, arriving at ClnrinnRtl In time to coc
nect with the Kapre- Train on the Little Miami railroad
leaving at 7 o'clock A. M., for tbe Fast, and by the Ken
tucky Central Railroad for the South, and at Louisville
about 11 P. M.
Returning, leave Cincinnati dally at 11 M., by the abov
steamers, and also by the Ma lison packeta. Forest Queen
and FrioresK, arriving at M.Iin in time I connect with
the Passenger Traiu leaving at 6 A. M., and arriving at
Indianapolis at I(r.L0 A. M., making connection with
all trains leaving for the East, West, and North.
For the accommodation of w ay pa.seiiger a Car will
run in Connection with the Freight Train daily, leaving
Iudianapoii at 7 A. M.t w hk h train remains some time at
each station, affording pasenper an opportunity fr tha
transaciiou of busim-si, atrivUig at NrtU Mr4imq at V2i
P. M.
Tare to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati t
Indianapolis), 3 oo; To
Louitvillr, $3 o0.
No rhartce for meal or state-roouia on the ataamer, T
for baireaire or omnibu at Madison.
Tari'f of l reicht low at by ary tW route.
Shippers and niirharit Weht will find It to their Inter
est to travel over and bty t-T this line.
ap26-dif. D. C. I IC A MI AM, Soperlutendent.
RENOVATERS.
ESTABLISHMENT.
rilHE UNITED STATES DYE-HOUSE, NO. SS SOUTH
1 Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.
At this old and well-known establishment, tbt ladles
can have silks and woolen goods dyest In permanent and
beautiful colors; and gents' garment thoroughly renova
ted and repaired, as good as when sew , at lower prtc?
than ever.
New and second-band clothing bought and sold; also,
a patjcTilar branch In the bu.lne denominated Bne draw
ing billiard table tloth, or tear In any gaiment can be
o wrought that it can not be visible to the naked eye.
Cev Country ordern punctually attended to.
No connection with any other house In thia city.
Remember the place, No. ZU South llünol street.
feb JOSEPH HARRIS.
MEDICAL.
ODK TO t OMn.lCFt I, (ill Art I LLS,
Coughs and Colds will go away.
Sometimes in a single day.
If to the Imir Store you will go
And get supplied with Tuseilago;
You can use it freely as yon please.
It never fail to give you ease.
Thoe Granule wonderful are, I'm sure,
1 it they peedily effect a latirg car..
EOT" 25 cent jer b, at all Irug Store.
ISKANDK'S TL'sSSILACO
CURES COUCH.
HI.ANDK'S TUSSILAGO
cntEs COLDS.
HHANDK'S TUSSILAGO
CURES KOARSENEHS.
ISKANDE'S TUSSILAGO
CURES SORE THROAT.
ft DU TO im mh;-s TFjii.Ai;or""
W'ONI'LRITL GRAN ILLS.
Oh! where ran I liA th-tn,
T the Drug ttore quick,
I will speedily try them;
I have a bad C xtirli,
Abd I wish to be sora
To have the bejt remedy
That w ill very aoon cure.
TJ7 25 cents per box, at all the Irag Störet.
it k a x D ir s t t; s s i l a g o
CURES ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
XOtf old by all Dtx yi.t.. ii ceuta a ho.
15 RANDK'S TUSSILAGO
1 Ileasaot t the Te Children cry for It.
Uli A N DFSTU S S I L A G O
CURES HOOPING COUGH AND CROUP.
aUaj Sold by ail Iruggtu. 25 o nu a boa.
KAXDE'S TUSSILAGO
ctp.es coughs and colds.
JCkaJ"" Sold by all lTugg1a. 25 cents a Hor.
ACENT.
Ciporr F. Worlhinplon,
AGÜNT I-OU
MILITARY. CLAIMS, -
NO. M THIRTEENTH STREET, ONE TOOR FROM F,
Watington Citj.
MAHNG LEIN ENGAGED TOR A NUMBER OF
years In the aet'l'ment of ach Claim in cm of th
rtaect Offce, (fron wh'ch be bat Hth4ra'ra,
effer U attend toc'a'm ef anyk'nd ttattcayb tntruat
ed to h.ifi. aac aa tfecs for P.ntos, Brmsty, Arrears of
Pay, Subststeoc, Tramportatlon, Qothing, and partic
ularly for borse, and ether prt-perty loat e destroyed ta
th United State eric !chidg ta cf tnpreaaeMCt.
TJISTI.no.lIAX.
We art well acaiEteJ wiib Mr. VTertiter, aad
cberfI!y testify tha4 wr know no A (rat ta Waahragua
exi whom cJalmacu can more rocdertrry raly than oa
bin to conduct thir buftri wih integrity, capacity aad
1. Signed by
HON. JOHN D. MrriIEkS05,
AH. ftoIMtor of U. . Court f flairo.
fiON.CUAS. B.CALVFLT,
lb ms ef Kepra-trnlative.
R K V. S MITII PTN F., Ii. D.
col. w.b Randolph,
Chief Clerk U. S.Treaurr 02ct
I falle Indors th abseva teria.tal. aod cheerful?
rd cotiSUenily rerj(ametid Mr. Wortktsanoa tosay broth
er offUrrs and aoldier in Kentwkr and elsewhere, and
to all other La ring claim again! the GovemtnerX Prob
ably no man ha a more thorough koowlwdg ef War
Claims than Mr. W., and for seal and tnten-ty he has bo
a superior. T. B. KVEEETT,
ar7-d3(n CapUin. AdiuGeucrai's Dept.
LIVERY 0TACLG.
w XL jl, xul 2roajsrss 0
LI VEK V-;9TADLG
"VTO.J0 East Pearl 1 rev.bftf a square soota f WaaV.
ington street. Mtweesi Meridian and Peuixylraala
trret, iu re.r f Glenn. BJ.. k, lrdaRarli
ar- Jtf WM Wt;i'Kii.Pris1a'n
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