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VOLUME X.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1862.
NUMBER 3,793.
To OOccro of thb Amy.
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ADVERTISING IS THE WEEKLY.
Oi niuar. one fnerlon tO 75
two " 1
f.nr " 2 00
For eab auWquent lii;rtlon, arwl for eacb lner-
liu of each ad(liUnl wjuare 33X
A4vertletnetif ptiMUhed In l.olb tl: Daily and tbe
K-ky StnTi!.l. will 1 charj-ertlbe full Lily raten,
with ofif-half lb Wr-k!T rite ,..!ed.
Huine Notier pil.lihel in tbe Lical column, of ten
r.nenor nnler, will tw chr7el f..r eatb Insertion fl; if
ver ten !ine, ten certu per line.
Charge will le maie fr lnertlm? tbe notice of the
follow in C)Tler, Si-tiea ami Av"'1""1 l tU ratea
nanieil, to te paid in alrarn-e:
Military Compar.le, OrtJer of Od.l Fellown, Mm.iuc
Ordrr. IV-tieToI-fr1 S.ietie nd iniflnir Societire.
For each notire not excee.lim S line 25 cenM for eacb
ln.ertion; ovf r rk'M Ur.e at '.Lis ralf .
AriTKWinHna; iaib with fnral notice attache., fl;
without notice free
Marrlaire Sotlcea 60 cent.
Notice of FextlvaU, Ticnica mtd K.ctiriior, (rotten upt-y
lD.!ivHaal or auor1atin or I y cburche, at the rt-gular
Advertl-etnei.ta leaded and plcd under tbe head of
?pedal !rtlce, if ten line or orer, will be charged double
the uua! rate.
Adrerti-emenUmakijax lew than three line, lnc rtcd
once In the Iaily, will be charired flfty cent.
Yearly aderti-er to pay quarterly.
Announcin candidate Tor ofilceof every description
to charred at the rate of 1 50 for each n ime in the
Daily, and 2 la tbe Daily and .Vreklr, the muw to be, In
all ca-e, paid in advance.
Leal advertisement inserted at the expend or tbe at
torney orderin?, ami not delayable for tbe lenal proceed
In, bat collectable at r usual time. Publisher not
accountable for tbe accuracy cf lral advertiement be
yond the amonnt cbarired for their publication.
KIJ'KK, HAKKNESSt BINGlIASf,
l'roprietor Indiana State Sentinel.
J. it. TII.KORÜ,
rrexident Indianaptdi. Journal Company.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HAMtl UN.
HARRISONS' HANK. No. 19 EaH rVblnton street
opposite the Sentinel OSice. may4
att A H1XSI.F.T- IJverv and Sale Stable. In the
rear of tbe Palmer Ilou.e. Jun5"f.ly
" tor .M uii:s.
I DAVIS A CO., Union Foundry, Delaware street, op
. poite Union Depot.
W B ASÜKL.MAN A VINTON, Wablii(fton Foundry and
Machine Work, et end Union Depot. m23
ltr.AI ESTATE A4 E.N TS.
w-mvri SMITH, fonnerlv Iehell A
Smith, Real
J1 Etate A Rent and Ta t I'ayer, 37
treet. lline to rent.
Ea-t Wasbirtou
Jan25-dly '63
M cKERNAN A TIERÜE, Real Estate Agent and
ItI Broker, 10 S K.at Wahlntf on treet
TXTM. T.WILEY, Real Etete ART.t
I i ker, 10; Ea--t Wabin(fton treet.
and Stock I'.ro.
myl4
HOOT AND SZIOE DEAEEItM.
C. MAYHF.W A CO., Wholesale dealer In Bo.4,
S Shoe, and Rubben, No. 4 Robert Wock, opposite
thelnlon iVpot, Indianapolis Ind. ffr
A DAM KNODIJS
A SON, manufactnrer and dealer
in all klmls of Hoot and Shoes No,
32 Kat aH&
aprt7 Dgton treet.
" HOOKM AN STATIO.NEUV.
BOW EN. STEWAIO" A CO., wholesale and retail deal
er" In Kook and Stationery, and Printers' Materials
So. IS Wet W-hi!iKton treet. ajr26
DHl fiH AM .MElliriNES.
TIIJ'IY M. 1X)WKY, DRUOGIST. Dealer in lrujr,s
W Chemical, Paint. OU, Dj-et'ifft IV.tat.lc, Patent
at: 1 other Medicine. Notion and Perfumery No. 43 SIa-
chUMtt avenue, Indianapolis. nov30-ly.
fffTOMUNSON A COX. dealer in Dru. Medicines,
I paint. Oil. Ill-', Prfuniery, Fancy UimkLs Ac, No.
1H Kat Watinjft.n treet, ItHliaiiapoli.
BK0WN1N. Druff?ist, and d.-aler in Paint. 0:1s
1., VarnUhe. Iye-tufts CilnsOlaware, Permery,
Ac, N.. 23, Wet W a.-hiaton treet. aprt7
IIC V 4iOODS.
T OLE NN A CO., New York Store, Dry
f . tloo.1 wholesale and Retail, Olenn' PJock, East
A a-shtiiKton treet. ma 5
TtVF.H AND TIN WAIIK.
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"i HARLES COX, dealer ia Stove, Tin Ware, Ac, No.
11 Wet nsblntct.n Mreet. apr7
uook niMi:its.
C AMITF.IX A I)TLF.S.P4,.k Hinder and Blank B.k
Manufacturer. No. 37 Fast W asbington st., ea-t of
Gienti'a Hi ck, up t;r. l!id;aniKlis. felU5-!tf
DOUtiLAS A FALXIF.R. KK)k Kinder and Blank Book
Kanufarturer, No. Washington street,
over Alford, Mill A IV Grocery. mayU7
CHINA, CilltNH AND tl EENSWAUE.
UAWTHORN A BUCHANAN. Importer r Cbina,
Ola. at-l Jurenware, No. .3 East Washington st.,
iLKlianapolis, lu.liAna. 11
.'ll'.IH'IlANT TA1I.4IIIS.
lKKPF.UICK itO'.m R, Merchant Tailor, and dealer
in realj mal clothing an.l fumishiuir. No. 21 i
Vv et Whinctn tr-t,opiotte SiTtinel pce. ro yV9 J
ATTOltNl'.YS. i
KILBV I F.hu;i"'0N, Attorr.ey an 1 Counselor at Ijiw.
Tay c.vb for aj -proved, judgment "4 m-rt?.u 'S
Uo uenoiijies li.-U-s. Ac. OC'.oe, 24 K.ist Va.sh-
Injrtoa treet, wi-jla!r, ecoud door to the right hand, op
roi:e filenn' Block. t
f C IH!S ALU. ROACIIK t.KWH. Jo,t,p K. Mf Iton- j
IT I. m. L ,n , n" ''vrrn . " ' 'J,
tton.ev and Co;ir:se!or
It l.aw, .tina iüuraiicr L""i -
panj Buildirjr. ecotid Cor, rennsylvania treet. Jeldly
MACHIN,STS
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nwM:i.siiiTii snot.
TT A VINO
1 I KLY
riuih k Co'i '
AVINO F.NT1EKLT UF.ITTTED THK SHOr FORM-
KLY ccopietl by John Cooper, tn iNcoou,
Last ar. 1 H ab Factory, 1 am t.rejarM to do
all k;rwi of wwrk in the marhir.ery or bla.k.sm;lh:n
line. lU'r,tad twelve year esperift.ee in the S-t
achine hoj. in the country, I Cotter myv-lf that I can
a1e entire Mi-.faeuon to ihose who may favor me with
their wt.ra. I hae in my employ we of the best t lack
tulths In the Sta'e, and pay particular attention to hor
boeiu and macha.e forc.i..
Kej!r:na of all kint pronii-ily atteinlrd to
XI .wlel c-t aM klit built for lh patett off.ee.
krttienJ-er the place, one qutr jth of the ftdon
Depot, fi lIlUKM .ireet. I T. I""WS.
lulrlo -dl 1
NOTICE.
AV
JT. be thi day Id oar Bakery to Mer. !" wk-
bta A Tarrott.
Thar kir.jr the puM ) r--rl f. r their liberal patron
age, e would rectluiljr a-k the c-uitiiuai-e t.f the
aarne to our uccei.r. A. 4 I. JtfLTZLR.
lieiiaaapoJl .l'c- JjU J3t
onv coops.
S3
erxl
C3
DRUGS.
NEW FIRM.
TII.VVE associated with me in bnsine Mr. G. W.
Sloan, who ha leeii an a-Mstant in the store for a
Mimlier of years past. Hereafter the business will be
continued at tbe old stand under the firm of
I1IIOWNIN; A: SLOAN.
I feel grateful for the liberal patrone;e which we have
ever received trust by strict attention to bu -iues and
the want of our customer to merit 1
and retain tue name.
U. BKOWMNC.
VLL peron knowing themselves indebted to me will
please call at their earliest convenience and make
settlement of ame, and oblige R. BROW NINO.
(LATE K. BROWNING,)
M OC "J Jt
25 West Washington Street, Indianapolis,
Have In store a large and wt 11 selected tock of Drugs,
Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, Oil. Varnihes,Iye
tu(l's, 1 1 lassware. W indow ( ; I a.s,rru.he.s
Cij;r, Tobacct, Spices, Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet Article,
Coal Oil and Lumps,
Patent Medicines,
and all article to complete the tnck of a Dru(rjrt. A
we purchase principally for cah, direct from the import
er and manuf.icturers. and hein desirous to retain the
reputation hieb our house ha ever enjoyed of sellir.K
tf.nt,frtK tittUlf, preat care i taken in the selection
of Drucs in refereiK-e to their purity. Our f.icilitie are
Mich th.M we feel confident e can otTer, in wr tndtin
a!ulterated articles, as strong inducerot-nt as any other
Western house.
All order will receive the peisonal atler.tion of ore
of th firm tJreat care taken In tbe dispensing of physi
cian' prescriptions ard family recipe from trictly pure
articles, and we feel confident we can render satisfaction
In the ir jtva an ! ou-ilily of eood.
BROWNING A SLOAN,
22 West Washington street.
HFST American an I French Window fil.iss; 500 boxes
Window assorts!, from S.10 to 3660, in store and
rr.l at lowest figure by
BROWNING k SLOAN.
PAINTS'. OILS! VAUXISHES!
! enrt KFtiS Pure White Uad;
, jJJ
200 White Zinc;
5Q BARKELS Lliü'ffi Uli;
CA5KS Tel'.ow (Vbre;
ß CASKS Veret. Ued.
With a lartre t.k of Vn;ihe, Paints, and Colors of
all ki:-ds ground in oil and dry. For sale at the lowet
figures. r.i:oWNiN; k suits,
22 West Washington street.
Brushes! Brushes!
7WW raZF.N l"'nt and Varnih Bri'hes, Wall
J f Hruobea, Sh Tool, tuender. Scrub, Shoe,
how, rlair, II t, and Cloth Bruhei cf all kin d atloe
fire. t BROWNING k SLOAN'S.
je!4-deodA weowSm
SCHOOL BOOKS.
OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C.,&C,
IN SMALL OR LAROEQÜ ANTITIES,
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DAILY SENTINEL
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Departure r Cloalng
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aauvaxa.
Madl.onmal! 11:W a
Cincinnati and war mail.. .......... . .1(1:20 a
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JeOerw'tiville andLottbrrÜl &45 r.
Terr Haute way mail ..........11.40 A. a
Pern mail 11:40 a.
Central way mail fc30 r. m
Terre Haute thron Rh mail 7:20 r.
Lafayette and Chicaro 4k00 r. m
Bellefontaine way mall 8:30 r. at
Bellefontaine through mall 7:35 A. a
Central through mail 7:30 a. a
dnciiinatlthrorjghmaJl ....Kh'O r. a
SpringrjehJ.llliooi 10:15 A. a
DirarrikBa.
JfciiZa CTom.
JeffersorjTilleandLouinTillemalL 70 r. a.
Terr Haute through mail, SL Louis, Cairo.... 9:20 a. a.
Lafayette and Chicago 100 A. m.
Lafayette City and Springfield, Illinoia 70 r. a.
Madiscnra 1U0 A..
Central way mall 1&S5 A. a.
Central tbrouah mail and Washington City.... 6 OO p. m.
Cincinnati and way mail IOJOa. m.
Through mail ... 6.00 r. a.
Terre Haute way, EvansTille and Vincenoe....lX:30 r. -
teru
. iz:im a.
Bellefontaine way nd th.ough. 7:30 r.
am DAT WAIL.
BellefotiUine ? mail
Louisville and JeffersonvilU
T- fre Haute throut h
5:IK) r. a.
SO r. h.
5:0U p a.
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
(SAVIN 6c IlOICirS UE VISION.
The second volume of llessru-Gavin A Hord' compila
tion of Indiana Statute ha just appeared. Tbl volume
complete their work. Its mechanical execution Is ver
creditable; and the kill, learning, and labor which the
editor Lave bestowed on It, merit the highft praise.
None but learned, diligent lawyers could have produced
such a work.
The cecotid volume embraces all the public statute of
Indiana now ia force upon the tubjecta to which It relates,
and the first all excepting the act of the last regular and
extra ws.ions of tie Legislature. It Is a great excel
lence of the compilation that all existing statutes on eacb
ut'Ject are collected t'getber in the fame place hi thcte
volumes; o that tt e reader can ee at a glance all tbe
legislation in force ou any given subject. Take, for ex
ample, the act of 152, organizing Court of Common
Plea. the editor publish the act at large, and they also
print, in the form of notes on the same page. containing
this fctatute, all the act amendatory to it which have
been passed up to this time. And so they have done of
all the other act contained in the revision of 1S52.
The editors have added much to the value of these vol
ume especially the last by the copious and learned
note with which the volumes abound. These note Indi
cate much labor and legal acumen. They furnish u, in a
concise aud accurate form, with all the adjudication of
our Supreme Court n these statute. These adjudica
tions being now very numerous, the references to them
In the volume under consideration, will be of great value
to the lawyer, and indeed to all person concerned in the
administration of Justice. Tbe editor have also referred.
In their uote, to numerous decisions in other States,
made on statute similar to ours.
An excellence of these volume, not to be overlooked
s the full and accurate index appended to eacb. In Indi
ana, there De ver ha beeu a good Index to any volume of
statute published by authority. This provoking defect
La been completely remedied in the volume under re
view; and the indexes will greatly lighten the labor of
11 who have occasion to look into our rtalutes.
This i the first time tht private enteeprize ha at
tempted the publication of Indiana statutes. The at'
tempt, I do not doubt, will be successful, and will
duly reward the learned editors and enterprizing publish-.
erv Every lawyer will, of course, purchase these volumes;
and e.very clerk, sheriff, and Justice of the peace of the
State, will find it to hi advantage to own them.
DAVID M'DONALD.
. Indianapolis, June 5, 1SC2
The foregoing notice by Judge McDosau, of Gavin A
1Iordb Compilation of the Statutes of Indiana, i not de-
i-igned a a puff of the work, but is an unsolicited com
mrnd.it ion of the ability, accuracy, and completeness
with which these volume have been prepared.
The second volume, which has Just been issued from
the press, i heing delivered to subscriber a rapidly a
possible. This edition of the statutes will be found a ne
cessity to every lawyer, Justice of the peace, and county
officer in the State. The publication of the work Is a
private enterprize, aud the publishers' only hope for re
muneration i. in its sale to those for whose convenience
it was nreuared. Tbe two volumes contain about 1600
pates of nutter, uearly double the quantity embraced
the tevislon of 1S52.
The price of the work is H 50 per volume, or 43 00 for
the two volun-es. Order addressed to the FUbscriber wil
receive prompt attention. J.J. BINGHAM,
Junt 7th, 162. Indianapolis, Ind.
FOR THE WAR.
COLT'S rVTTISTXIV
SELF - ACTING REVOLVERS !
NAVY AND BELT REVOLVERS,
A full upply New rattern.
swords at Cost Prices,
Howie. Tocket. atiJ TaMe Knives; Fruit Can; Nail;
Belting Kot, an J P.uiMinf? Hardware.
At No. 21 West VTashinfTton St.
Je23
J. 11. YAJrX.
BARBERS.
T1 SIMTKAFT HAS oI'KNF.I) A BARKER SHOr IN
tbe new block of John C. New, two door o"th of
the I'ostoR'.re. on the second floor. Room No. 8 and 9,
uStrf he will b ileaed to see all hi old cu.tomera. Is
in full blast with mx chairs. octlO-dly
SHIRTS.
Shirts!
Shirts!!
Well .Made
AUD AT
LOW PRICES;
ALSO,
FURNISHING
(t 0 0 D S ,
AT
30 WK.ST WAIMGTO STIIEFT.
Order from the country promptly filled.
I10Vl-dlj.'62
LIVERY STABLE.
Exchange Stables,
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K t; r- o o t
Opposite Ratet nousetlnt!iar;ipo!is,Il.
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Indiana legislature
SLXATE.
fcirrBLICANS HOLDIXO OTLft.
Delaware and Black frJ Walter March.
FajettcanJ Cnion Benjtmiu F. Clarpool.
Fount-tin Henrv Campbell.
Hamilton and Tipton Geo. B. Grubb.
HeiMlrk-k mod Buone Solomon Blair.
Heury Joshu II. Maiiett.
Laporte and Starke Abram Teegarden.
Miami and Fulton D;iniel R. Beam.
Montgomery Michael O.White.
rtoule, DeKalb and oteuben 1 imothj Ii.
Dickinson.
Randolph Thomas R. Brown, (contested.)
Rush Edward H. M. Berry.
Decatur J. D. Pleak 13.
BLTCBLICANS ELECT! D.
Jefferson John L. Mansfield.
Wayrit Othnel Beesoa.
Benton, Warren and White Alfred Reed.
Tippecanoe Moses C. Culver.
Jasper, Lake, Newton and Porter Fra Right.
Kosciusko and v abash
I'iirke and Vermillion O. P. Davis.
Marion John C. New (contest). 8 21.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVL.R.
Clark and Scott Charles P. Ferjruson.
Clay and Putnam Archibald Johnston.
Gibson, Dubois and Pike Thotnus Shoulders.
Johnson and Morgan Franklin Landers.
Shelby and Hancock Martin M. Kay.
Vico and Sullivan Henrv K. Wilson.
Washington and Harrison Simeon K. Wolf.
Jennings and Jackson Medea YY . Shields
DEMOCRAT? iXECTE-D.
Flovd Augustus Brndley.
Marshall aud St. JoaeL-h Horace Corbin.
Grant and Madison John D. Marshall.
Posey and Vanderburgh George W. Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick B. L. Fuller.
D.ivid and Knox James D. Williams.
Greene and Owen George N. Moore.
Lawrence and Martin -Thomas 11. Cobb.
Craw lord and Orange Henrv Jenkins.
Brown and Mouroe Paris C. Dunuing.
Bartholomew Francis T. Hord.
Dearborn James W. Gaff.
Franklin Thomas Gifford.
Adams, Jay and Wells George S. Urowa.
Allen rimy Holland.
Huntington and Whitley A. J. Douglas.
Carroll and Clinton Leander McClurg.
Cass, Howard and Pulaski John Davis.
Ripley William L. Hartley 13 27.
INDLrtXDENT.
Ohio and Switzerland Alexander C. Downey.
Kociupko and W abash W ilham U. Graves.
Republicans holdiug over 13
" elected o
21
Democrats holding over Ö
elected 13
Independents.
REPRESENTATIVES.
DEM.
AM.
Adams P. N. Collins 1
Allen Ochmig Bird, John P. Shoail.. .2
Bartholomew O. H. P. Abbott 1
Boone Sherman Hostetter
Boone and Hendricks Thos. J. Cason.
Brown Stephen V. Cook 1
Carroll John B. Milroy 1
Cass Charles B. Lasselle 1
Clark Jonas G. Howard 1
Clinton Cornelius J. Miller 1
Clay Adam C. Veach 1
Crawford Thomas Ryan .. . . .1
Daviess O S. Given 1
Dearborn 0. F. Roberts, Alf. Bregan.2
Decatur David H. Van Buskirk
Delaware Alfred Kilore.r
DeKalb Miles Waterman 1
Dubois B. R. Kemp. . . ." 1
Elkhart Matthew Rippey 1
Elkhars and Lagrang? Amos Divis..
Fayette and Union Russell B. Perry. .
Fountain Samuel Hatfield
Floyd Geo. V. Howk...
Franklin Redin 0?born...
Fulton N. G. Shaffer
Gibson Silas M. Holcomb.
Grant Henley J a tnes
Greene John Humphreys 1
Harrison John Ltmmoti 1
Hancock Geo. Y. Atkinson
Hancock aud Shelby James L. Mason 1
Hamilton and Tipton James O'Brien.
Henrv Charles I). Morgan
Hendricks James M. Gregg
Howard J. M. Leeds
Huntington and Whitley Samuel
McGauchey 1
Jackson Jason B. Brown 1
Jasper and Pulaski John Darroch. . . .1
Hutchmgs
Jefferson David C. Branham and J.
L. Roe
Johnson A. V. Pendleton 1
Jay Samuel A. ShoafF. 1
Johnson and Morgan Thomas W.
Woolen .1
Kosciusko Henry J. Byerly
Kosciusko and Wabash Jos. Marshal
Knox William E. Niblick 1
Lagrange Francis P. Grifhth
Lake
Laporte James Forester and W. W.
Higgnis
Lawrence Nathaniel Williams I
Madison Richard Lake 1
Marion John C. Tarkington and W. H.
Kendrick (contested)
Marshall v Starke M. A. O. Packard. 1
Montoe Samuel H. Buskirk 1
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.Martin jonn li. V. irien....
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Miami R. F. Donaldson
Noble -Timothy Baker
Ohio and Switzerland R. N. Lamb
Orange George H. Hon
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Owen Jacob V. Wolfe
Park
C;irH.T Burt
Pike William II. De Druler
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Perry James Hardin
Porter L A. Cisü
Poe E. M. Silencer
Putnam Austin H. Puett and George
W. Priest 2
Ilipley Edwin P. Ferris 1
Randolph John 11. .Moorman
Rush William S. Hall 1
Scott Daniel Blocher 1
Spencer James W. Lemrnon 1
Sullivan Stephen 0. Burton 1
Shelby Jacob Mutr 1
Steuben Enos B. Xoyes
St. Jo?eph Andrew Anderson, Jr
Tippecanoe Joseph II. Her-hey, Samuel
Mustard ."
Vanderburg ami Po?ey John A.Keitz.l
Vanderbur Thomas E. Garvin 1
Vermillion Irad Abdill
Vigo Bayless V'. llanna, Jno. Kemp. .2
Wabish sjohn L. Stone
Warren Benjamin F. Gregory
Washington Jamison Lec 1
Washington and Harrison Aaron L.
Harden 1
Wayne Israel Woodruff, Oliver T.
Jones, E. B. Newman
Wells and Blackford Geo. S. Howell. 1
White and Benton John T. Ricbard-
n?i 1
Warrick Chambers
1
40
60
TOBACCO AND CICARS.
8 O O
OOO CIGARS
Just Recti ted.
JOIINA. IIEIDL.INGEU
Just returBeJ from Orineetiait,
U THERE HE HA ENGAGED 4.00.tsjO FINE DO
MESTIC Ciirars. All arood wiU be warranted
of tue very best quality, and will eil
25 Per Cent. Lower
Than any other but will furnish the tame quality
ETery one who sellscirar, waaleale or retail dealer
come soon and examine the ock..
JOHN A. HEIDU5GEE,
nor ! No. S Palmer Hons.
RAILROADS.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
t J X Xj IRi O
.IM . I W
sH1 .
hortest Honte by Thirty .Tille!
NO CHANGE OF CAR TO CINCINNATI!
Three trains leave Indianapolis Daily, (Saodayi excepted.)
1IRSTTRA1N.-S:15A.M, (CINCINNATI EXPRESS
1 arrlrea at Cincinnati at lft40A Mn and Lcxinftton
Second Train 11:25 A. JT Cincinnati Mail, arrive at
Cincinnati 4:45 P. M., making cloe connctiona with the
Little Miami Railroad fT Loveland, Morrow, Columbia,
Newark. Zaneavtlle, and Wheeliug.
Third Train 7.05 P. M, Cincinnati Exprr, arrlrea at
CiccinnaU 12:20 P. M.
Fare aame a by any other roote.
Call for your ticket via tb lodiaAapolia and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Bags;a;c checked throngL.
8rcciAL Nonce. 1 aure yoo aret tn tbe rt;ht train at
Indianapolis. Tbe only Cincinnati train, atands on the
fifth track, being the farthef t track acuta ia the Union
Depot, at Indianapolis.
W. H. L. NOBLK, General Ticket AirenL.
P. M. Ltthgow, Traveling Agent novl7 6i-flly
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
1862. UTlzCTizl'J-Zy 1S62.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
!ew Koute to Chicago via Kokomo.
32 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
O
N AND AFTER NOV. 15, 1S62, trainx will be
run as follow s:
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at LOO V. 31.,
top at all stations and make elexse connection at Kokomo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for Lotraiisport, Valparaiso and CMcao, at.d arrive
at Pern at 5:00 I M-, in time to make connections with
trains on the Toledo aud Wabash Railway, going East and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Tern at 7:25
A. M.. after the arrival of the trtin on the T. & W. R. W.
from the Kast, and arrive at Indianapolis at 11:20 A. M.
in time to make connections for all points Kant, SouU
and West.
An Exprefstrain will leave InJienapolis at 10:20 P. M.f
connect at Kokomo with train for Chicatro. and arrive at
Peru at 2:."M A. M.. tntime tomkfconncction with trains
poing Eist tcl West on the Toledo and Wabash Kail
way.
Ketaruing the same train will leave Tern at 12:25 M.,
making close connection at Kokomo with the train
on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga .ort, and arrive at Indianapolis at
4:30 P. M., in time to connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other point.
Special atteution given to the transportation of live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Airent and Superintendent.
V. T. Malott, General Ticket Agent. novlH. '62-dly
Bellefontaine Railroad Line.
Winter Arrangement.
kX AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, TRAINS
on this line will run as fo lows:
EASTWARD.
6 23 A. M. Mail Train Arriving at Crestline at 4:00 P.
M., making close connections via Cleveland and I"ittsburg
lor all Eastern points.
4:40 P. M. Night Express Arriving at Crestline at
6:00 A. M.. making connections as above.
1:30 P. M. Accommodation Arriving at Uniou at 9:30
r. m.
Connections are made at Union for Dayton, Columbus
Zansville and Wheeling; at Sidney forTolHo and Detroit;
and at Belief out aine for Sandusky.
WESTWARD.
Trains arrive at Indianapolis as follows
Nislit Express, 7:35 A. M.; Accommodation, 12, noon;
Mail Train, 8:30 p. M.
JOHN BR0U0H, General Superintendent.
im-15-d2w&w3w
; Kama lv ti' 1M?XLaavo.
JEFFEUSOXVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted
Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
5:45 T. M 7:45 A. M
5:10 A. M 9:00 P. M
A BOVE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
l. f passengers at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin,
Edinburgh, Columbus, making connections at Seymonr
with trains on the Ohio A Mississippi Road, and at Louis
ville with trains on the Iwisville, Frankfort A Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads.
Froight trainsleave daily. Freight promptly forwarded
Office, Madison Depot, Wet side.
A. S. CAliOTHERS, Superintendent.
J. G. Whttcomp, Freight Agent. apl'62-dly
Incli:in.i and lladion
1S62.
1862.
T
HIE PASSENGER TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE
Union Drpot, Indianapolis, at 12:30 P. M. daily, for
Madison, Cincinnati and Louisville.
This is the tdiortest railway line to Cincinnati and Louis
vil'.e connecting at Madison with the United States Mail
Line steamers, arriving at Cincinnati in time to con
nect with the Express Train on the Little Miami railroad
leaving at 7 o clock A. M., for the Last, ana by tue Ken
tucky Central Railroad for the South, and at Louisville
about 11 P. M.
Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the above
steamers, and also by the Madison packet, l-orest yueen
and Prioress, arrivinc at Madison in time to connect with
the PassenRer Train leaving at 6 A. M., and arriving t
Indiananol.s at 10:50 A. M.. makinjr connections with
all trains leaving for tbe East. Wct, and North.
For the accommodation of way passengers a Car will
run l:i connection with the Freight Train daily, leaving
.i tianapolis at ButO A. M w hich truin remains some time at
n:h station, affording passergprs an opportunity for the
.r insaction of busiuess, arriving at North Madison at 2:50
M.
tare to Cincinnati or Cincinnati to
Indianapolis S3 00 To
fjOiiiftville, $3 50.
I o charge for meals or fetate-roorns on the steamers, or
for basrgacre or omnibus at iladiscn.
Tariu" of Freiehts as low as by ary other route
Shippers and merchants West will find It to theirloter
est to travel over and ship Ly this line.
ap26-dtf. D. C. BRANHAM, Superintendent
m. sw rwc
1862
li'ii''-'lJU-üi
1862
LL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST.
JOSEPH and other points in Northern Missouri, th
State
! of Kansas, or the Territories, should insist on nar
log tickets that read by the
OHTII .TlISNOl Itl IK A1L.IIO AD.
The only rail route from St. Lonis to St. Joseph. It Is the
shortest and quickest line, by thirteen hours, to the re
motest point reached by rail, and is always as cheap aa
any other. Buy your Tickets to Kansas and all points in
Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad.
ISAAC H. STURGEON,
Pres't and Gen'l Supt. North Missouri R. R.
HENRT U. SIMMONS. General Traveling Arent.
Ttl7-dlv
MUSIC.
PIANO
FORTES
ALL WHO WISH TO GET ELEGANT
Rosewood Pianos, superior tone and finish
are invited to examitie the Piano of Chi
M. Stielt, of Baltimore, now on exhibition
tu
at Mr. Snffern's Musi: Rooms in tbe JStna Building.
Rooms open from 7 A. M. till 8,' P. M.
Jyl-dly J.WILLIAM SUTFF.Ry
Drums! Drums!
BAJSS DRUMS,
TENOR DRUMS,
SNARE DRUMS,
BOY'S DRUMS.
!'o. 4 Bäte IIone.
uovI3
GROCERIES.
Groceries ! Groceries!!
riVHK NEW AUDITIONS TO MT STOCK OF GBO
I CEKIES nake it complete, comprising everytLirij
to be found in a ell repalatM
Grocery Establishment
t am r,rDared to aerre mv friends and the public gen
erally, with all articles needed for family use. Particular
attention is alrea to the rurchase f produce. Pricea
low m tbe Iowet. J- BARHARD,
rtl-4l30i-t N.18 tk Miidtaatre4
DOOK AND jod PRirrriHC.
INDIANA
STATE SENTMEL
STEAM PRUTTING-
ESTABLISHMENT!
lg7E ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS
y for Book and Job Printing, with dispatch and in
toe best Myie or tbe art. Particular attention paid to
Mercantile and Railroad!
Brim as
BILLS OF LADING,
BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLHEADS,
BLANKS, DEEDS,
REGISTERS,
LETTER HEADINGS,
CIRCULARS,
RECEIPTS, Ac
Show Cards and Bills !
CHECKS,
NOTES
BONDS, ENVELOPES,
STOCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, Ac, Ac
POSTING BILLS
covrrmv mcrchaitv.
Show llillstllotel Rill of Fare. Hand
lllll. Ioter and Programme
Labels, Invitation. (Far
tie and Hall.)
1
VKsr OKScmirno.
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES,
MISCELLANEOUS PAMTflLETS,
CONSTTTUTIONS,
REPORTS,
BRIEFS, ke.
Vfe bave one of the most complete Printing Kitablih-
ment In tbe countnr. Our facilities for doing all kinds of
Work. Book. Plain or Ornamental, are flrft clan. Wt
F
have introduced the latest and fastest rreaaea, aud have
added to our Type all the modern styles, and we employ
the beft w.rkmen. We are thus enabled to furni"h Job
promptly, to jrnarsntec aatlRfactlon and to accept low
- -
pricea.
We hare connected with our Job Department Adams
Snperior Presses, and are prepared to execute Stereotype
Pretework, together with thePrework for outside papers,
at low figurea.
-eia.i
n..ih.Hii. Itankera. Uaallravad ?lan
ager Insurance Afentif Manu
facturera, &e.
Is respectfully dirted t .or KatabU.baa.nt. If th
desire first-clasa work at low ratea.
rjfOTder frn- abroad wfll receive prompt attention.
Jf-Work furnlrhed In all cases at tb. Mm promised.
Strangers Irom a distance, and busi
ness men of tlie city and country, are cordial
ly inrited to visit our office, and examine oar
facilities for executing every description ol
Printing in the neatest style, and on the xaost
reasonable terms.
Z3 Office on Meridian Street, South of Wash
ington Street, oppoait the PostofEc.
ADDacsa,
I ELDER HARZNESS St BÜJGHA1I.
boos
01
JTST RECnTTD X KlE5DtO AÄ50SR35T C7
For field, portability and tjwer ther wenei
all others.
For aale by
SEUJ40N3. Opttdam.
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, tt,
Of the crettert tranraretit power, ef new ia.
provement pro perl j adjusted to the eat.
Orders from the country, with parucularf.
promptlj attended to.
Jlep&inQg neatlj done w.th di.patcb.
SF.MUONS. Optician.
oct?J No 25. South Illinois atxect.
conMisGTönTjEncMArjföT
JESK JOHNSON,
General Commission Ilerchant
AM
Dealer IIa lionrt rain and all kln
f Cuntrf Produce; Tlne aaa
Uquvrwt Clears, Tbaecf Ac
OmCK AND WAREHOUSE, J37 POrTIl EC0SD iT,
IIILADF.LrillA.
Advance made an CMltiaaai.
WANTED.
200
Recruits Wanted
FOR THE
-OF-
i:irvi'iit!i Infhntry,
WHICH
The
major j. w. mm
Is authorised torai In Indiana.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
13 AY FROM fia TO $21 TER MONTH", WITH RA
TIONS, quarters medical attendance, Ae., com
plete. All who erillft will at once be clothed, Mllt4
and provided with everything eu-cntial to tleir eorafort
by the Government.
The term of enlistment iT tiree Year. Taj to
commence from date of enlistment.
None but able-bodied rncle men, between the ares of
18 and 35 years, need apply.
Itecruitini Rendezvous in Metrcer'a new buildinr. No.
&8Eat Washington street, a-yin'ric Odd Fellows UaJL
P. K. COIT, Mrt Uentenant
Eleventh li.fantry, ßecruiünf OXcer.
MEDICAL.
ODi: TO HOXDI HI I L GRAHLLI.
Coughs and CMs wtll ro awsy,
Fometime In a Mnple day.
If to the IruK Store you will g
Ar.d ft MippiK ith Tuilsco;
Ton can ue It freely at you leae.
It aerrr fails to irive you eaae.
Toow Grasules wonderful are, I'm aure.
For they (.eedily eCcct a laslii.a; cure.
25 cents per box, at all Invg Stores.
URANDE'S
IJRANDE'S
BRANDE'S
BRANDE'S
TUSSTLAGO
CrRES COUGHS.
TUSSILAGO
CURES COLDS.
TUSSILACO
CURES HOARSENESS.
TÜSSILAGO
CUKES 0r.E THROAT.
ode: to iiiiax ni:N timu(;o.
WONDERFUL GRANULES.
Oh i ts here can I tiud them.
To the Drufr Store go quick,
I will ieedily try them;
I have a tad Onijrh,
And I wit-h to be sura
To have the best remedy
That wlil very oon cure.
JET 25 Pr box, at all the Irua: ftorea.
BRANDE'S TÜSSILAGO
CURES ASTHMA AND ItlinNClHTlS.
r3jJT Sold t-y all Drugjrista. 25 cents a box.
BRANDE'S TÜSSILAGO
Is Pleaunt to the Taate -Children cry fr It.
BRANDE'S TÜSSILAGO
CUKES HOOnNO COUGH AND CROUP.
aftaJf" 8ld by all Dru(its. 25 cent, a box .
BRANDE'S TÜSSILAGO
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
Sold by all Drugicista. 25 cents a box.
RENO VATERS.
CLE1.YIJa UTE
ESTiBLlSnMEXT.
T
HK UNITED STATES DTE-HOUSE, 50. SI SOUTH
Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.
At I hi old and well-known etablihmot, tb ladie.
can bare silks Di roolen aroods dyed lo permanent and
beautiful colors; and rrnU' ararments thorourhly renova
ted and repaired, as good at when new, at lower pricea
than erer.
wand second -hand clothing bonirbt and n,W, Im,
a paücuiar brauch in the buines denominatcl fine draw
Inn billiard tal le iloth. or tear In any a-arment can b
so wrought that tt can not be vtitle t tbe naked eyt.
ffS), Cuuntry orders punctually attended to.
No connection with any other Louse In this city.
Remember the place, So. SS South ll'.inoia street.
feb4 JOSEPH ILA.K&IS.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
Omer. OS THE CORNER O' WASHTÄOT05 AJTD
ilwid an M recta, tfiiaj.a.U.
Ttree dally ExprtSKes to Sew York;
Two dally Krre.t.CtactanU,aa4
Two da.ly Exyresi to Chicago and M-Lotiii;
The above Corcpaaiea are tie only prlrUeftf Xxpreeaoa
tbe follonrtriaT rotda, vts:
I.MjUSA tEMiau
LAFAYETTK A CHICAGO;
I5DIA5AP0LIS A FERU:
TEkkK IUOT. M kiCHUfXm
hKLLEfUMALSK A INDIANAPOLIS.
Uooey, paakacs Tahiallea aad freUt earrd wtta
mufcgiijrera.
5 Pill tüd Drifu will be prwEp? collected aa4
ready retorna mad 1. LLTTER 1ELD. Ajent,
DRUCCISTS.
SCHIEFFELIM BROTHERS & CO.,
wn0J:SALB DRTGGIST8.
And Deahn In F.nrr Cda,
fumeryi
Pr
aYlao, AjrTiU for ti. aal of l?d PetrolewiB. I3aBfBa
tlcg Oil, sufrt -.l furxuahed ta may
qaititJes at the Uveal market ratea.
17 XSD ITI WILUAM BTB . XXW
PRY COOPS. NOTIOrOf CxC.
Webb, liennrdy Cl Co.,
-7H0LESALE DEALERS TS E0EEIG5 AM) DO
VV nttuc Dn Gflol. Joion. w4 Gtrti" fM
lei Good. M Toet OT.ce Baitef,
lei bood
1 d)w