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DAILY STATE SEHTINEL.
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TUE NEHT SKNTIXl'L OFFiCE.
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VOLUME X.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 18G2.
NUMBER 3,795.
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Yearly uUTin fS W, rTaiuti.i is Abvaacn; of
delivered by tb carrier at 12', cet;t per week, payaH J
ami-ia:itL!y. Sint eip' E- ct
"lty i.b wrtber will b held rpr.ible fur paters l-fi i
at their ho- after tny bat removed, or when tbT
wwh tbem li-oT,Ui)Ui, uriW ioke I girn at tie of-
Br of po Miration.
N paper wet witb'Hit pr pa ynr't, r cot.tI:rje.51cnr
lien paid fr.
Cpva of tb Dan. .-n.i ran b had at the oft'c
each tnn4ua. and lb Hiiin hsansas rack Mon
day morning, neatly avelupetl. 1 ,t tuaLna.
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
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l"ti of It ! tifi'.ii! MjUrr 31' ,
A'itrrffnirni pi !lh-l 1 1 tb- !aily afl it J
rm. Im? e hariM 1 full !lj rt, !
with uw-hulf tli WIt ra- '
Fi.Mn Ntrr r". !i-l -l in tbf Jol r.ntnn, if trn
t i tt or tin'W, will ( rhtrr"l f"r Acn lnxrtot, 1 1; 11 j
fliarf- will in1 fT lirtitK h notice, cf the ;
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t 1 pil In a Uat: 1
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l'ur .te b n tkr n"t rxrec.'.um M 1itc 25 rrnt fr -ach
lnTtif n; orr ri(fl li'' at thi rat-.
Ann'U!rHifr rtcafh itb funeral notice attache1, l;
without rtlor fr- !
Marria-N'"ti--. .'41 r"it. j
Nt irr .f F"MvK II ' "l Kxcnrioii, tcf.ttro uply t
lnliMl r aMwUtlii, or y cbrrhr, at lb rsciUr j
rirr. '
Alvrrl. nrtii l-.l"J bim! j.Uo.I iiikI r th ba I f I
PpH! '..tjr, If tPnlin-orfvi,will b filarial df.ubtc ;
tb itul Tt. !
A-lrrrtlwM makltirf l tfcan tbr lin, lnrtt (
dir In th Pf v. will cbarifM fifty c-nt. !
Yrirl avrtr topav onartrtly. I
Ai.ni.K-iii can ll Utf f r " .f vfry rt-rrtptioit
toi. charp-l at tb rat fl M ("t rb nmr Iti tb
Daily. aM 2 In tb Hilly an.l Wrkly, tb am to br. In
all ca-r, pal'l In a lrsnc.
Iffal ailTfiil-MTn'tt Inrt"! at lb rxnv .rtb at
tnmryn Hrti, a.t not iUyabl fr tb Ual pr.- 1
It., but roUTta l at nr unal tim. ItiMiMiera nt
ax-finla. for tb aTr.xy f Irk'al a.lvrrtif rm-nH bo
yorxl lb amn'int rbareil fur th lr publirlin.
KIXKK, IIARKSFJ! A I'.IXtillAM.
lrpr1tora In-Uaua Stat Hmtincl.
J M. TU FOKH,
Pr.lHnt lndianapoli.4 Journal Company.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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AUKISONÄ' HANK. No. 19 Ka-t iraLiiilm "'reel
opp.it th ?Tiltil 4r?.r. maT4 j
i.ivi itv staiii.i:
I.I;N A IIINSI.ET, Uvery iJ Male Stable, In the
rr-.r of tfce I'llmr r Houe. J11"1'5.
- r 4) v x gl l , t:H
1DAVI.4 k CO.. Union Foundry, Ivlatvar street, op
, pottr L'nlon Ihot.
nASSKLMAN i VINTON, W-.-tliurton foundry l
Macbin Work, eat etit L'moii UHt. W)23
kiVaIj r.viA'rr. asi:ktn.
Jir. CIS SMITH, fornirIy lrt.-ll A Sndtb, Real
Kftat Ajtnt and Ta Payer, 37 K.vt Wabirirton '
tiett. Ilou t renU J!l?".l,jr6jL
MrKKRNAN A F1KKCK. Real Ftate Age..t and
troken, 10 V, Fan W'arbinjton treet. j
j:A. T. WII.F.T, K. a1 Estate Afrnit nJ Stock P.ro- j
kr, lov, Ka-t Waj.Linti trt. ma14 .
nmiT n siioi: dka ixms.
1 C. MATHF.W A CO.. Wholesale dealer In Boot.,
Shoe, nl Kulibfr. No. 4 Uolierts Uofk, opjoMte
th Lnloti iVpot, Iitdianapoli-. lil.
DIM KXODI.K A 5t)!I, matmfacttirera ami da1er
In 11 kinas of T- vt and Shoe?, No. 32 Kat Wa-b-non
atreet. apr27
YlOO RS A S 1 VI'A'I-1 (I . i: It V .
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BOW EX, STF.WA.tT A CO., wholesale and retail deal- j
er in rok and Stationery, and Printer' Material. ,
No. We-t VVabinRtoti treet. pr2G I
I1C A.M .Mlilllf'li:. j
VVTII.KT M. Ii)WkT, DlX(i;iT. iM-aler In Ini?s
W Cheroical. Palnti, this, ltvestufTs, IV..tmic. Patent
and other MMine.., Notion and Perfumery N. 49 Mas- j
a. hu.-ett. avenue, Indiana; Ii. r .v30-l v.
FIV'MIJXStiN A COI, daler In Druc Medicine.!
p ra'titsOiNjiU, Perfutoerr, Fancy hood:", Ac. No. i
Is Ka.st Wah.nct.n tret, Inliana(Mla. ma) 19 I
Bl;OWXINl, Urutritist. and dealer In Paitit, Oil, j
I V . Viruihe, Ie-Mußsola.GiasHwarf.rirfunn'ry, j
Ac., No. 22. West Wasbirton treU apr27 ,
iiiiv ;oons.
T A II. OLKNN A CO., New Tor Stor. liry
m firtols wholesale ai. Ketad, tilenus Block, K1
Wasuuuon street. niay5
vrovi ami Tiy waui:.
d lfXKf.FS COX. dealt r in Stove, Tin Ware, Ac. o.
11 Wesi Wa.dtin(tttii street.
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HOOK UIMI ltS.
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C1AMnKI.LA R)TLI.r"a B-nders and lUar.k V
Manufacturer. No. 37 Fat Washington sf., eat i f
iiier.n' I'.I.jck, up statr. Indianapolis. fet.23-dtf
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jOl'tiLAS A PALMFK, IW B.nder and F.Imk Book
' Manufacturers, X. 36, Kat Washington stret,
over A '.for!, MdU A Co tirocery. may27 vf t Vrm i;rt.a, CÄrtuketi in thedi-pen-in? of physi
- . r : .r. -r r. , " . : cian' prescription! ad family recipes from strictly pure
CIII!A CJIAVS Ail lIIII3!tVAIlIl ' arlk les, and we feel confident we can rftider satisfaction
. ... . -- - - i in the ; rice an I n t f pwxi.
HAWTHORN A BUCHANAN. Importer of China. HKOWNINlt A SLOAN,
tilas are! Oeetiswar. No sJ Fat Wsbinj?tm st., j 22 Wet W ashington street.
ln.iiai.apoli, ItuSuna. dly
TIKItrilAMX T.III.OIIK.
f 'KFIKKICK MFPPEK. Merchant Tailor, art dealer
in ready made clvthinR ant furnishing jro, X . SI
et Watni'.ti street, pj-osite St ntir.el o!tlc. ml?
ATTOIt.M:VS.
KILRT FERGUSON, Attorney and C-uiiselor at !.aw.
l'a.vch for approverl ju-lments aivi mortrfaje;
aiu rego;a'e ioan, nc tes, Ac. Oflice, 21 l't WL-
Uifft : sirrct, up-tairscor.'ldiortotherULtLAn'i,4.p-
poiwt GIuu'JU.:k. oclS
HfC DON AU. ROACH E A LEWI fJ tP lVi- .
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aM, A.MIon l- litch. Josefa . UwsAt-
1 and Coun!or at Law, .Etna Iuuranc Cm-
ttorners
par.y Building, second fioor, Pennsylvania treet. Jel lly
MACHINISTS.
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AX ING ENTIRELY kKFrrTCD THE SHOP FORM
I I EKLT wrcupwd b? Jha Cooper, ia Ogood, j
rnuin m C L--t ant liuo raciory, 1 ana prepares iuc j
a'd kiMa of work in th machinery or blakmi:hing j
line. Hanna k.d twehe year' ei pent-rice tn tb bet
marhlDe Khvpa in tb country, I fatter myiflf that 1 can j
give entire au.lact.on to those wLo biay favor me with ;
their work. I hac in my employ on of the best black-
etniiL tn the Sta e, aiwt ay particular attentx-u to horse
fboeingar-tnuwh.ne f .rgin.
Repasnna- cd all k.nd pn mpOy attetvled to
M.Klels of all kmd.lu.lt f r tfcepatentoff.ee.
Remmlr tbe place, on 4'r sooth of the Union
Ivpot. on ta.uvi street. w T. emms.
luly 10-dl '1
NOTICE.
"7E bae tUs day oM our Bakery to Mers. Nick-
m A Parrf.tt.
TLankiPf the pub! r la -tral for thir liberal patron-
. w wwuld regretfully at k tb conttr.uarire tf the
ace t. our sucre..r. A . A J. M ET7a-ER.
l-1iar.aai July 9. 16? Jyll dJt
dry coops.
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DRUGS.
NEW FIRM.
t tho-sf prrisi'cntinpr, as much ns the palpa
I JZtTZL6?; Lie i"lr.K-li,M of ooa-titulional risl,t and
numovr of years n.i-t. Ilerfafter tb tiuin? will be
tnntiuiM'd at the 'dd staud under the firm of
ItltUWMX. A SI.4A!V.
I feel jjMteful for th lil er.il p.tfron tc which we have
ever reteived trust by Mrict attention to busiiH-h and
the want of our customer to merit and ret in tl.eaine.
K. r.LOWNlNG.
L1. person nowin? themselves indebted to me will
please call at their arlie.-t convenience and make
aetilemriitof anie, and oblige It. BUOWXlNti.
Hl.OWMNG SLOAN,
(I.ATK K. P.KOWNlMi.)
7 init- m rw? M ,
22 West Wa.shinq'on Street, In l.anapolia,
H.v in store a larjce and well !tsrted stock of I'rtig,
Medicine, t'bemical-. Paint, Oils, Vamihes,Ije
siufT. fii.isware. Window (ilass.liru.she,
t'tirs, Tobsi-co, Spices, Perfumery,
Fancy and To;let Articles,
Coal and l.atup,
I'atoM Medicines,
and all article to comnlete th .tck of a Druearist. A
we purchase principally fur cash, direct from the import- I
ers an ? manufacturer, and hmi: desirous to retain the
, reputation which our house has ever rmoje
house lias ever enjoyed of celling i
, trtK Wo, pre.it care Is taken in the hebet ion
,.f Oruc in reference to their ; u '.';. Our facilities are
, vi, h that we feel ronfldeitt we can oiler, in r and un-
j adul'i rated articles, a t rone; inducements a any other
Western hou.
nrii.M J.,15 Trv th ti oral attention of on
S)KT Aliirri ii oI Kit-neb XVindow lilacs; 500 boe
Window assntt, from lu to o'Jx'Wi, in store ail
for.i!e at low est figure bv
BUOWX1XG A SLOAN.
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OILS ! VA UXISUKS ! !
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; f-nrx KF.f.S Itare X Lite Lead.
O JU
2QQ HEOS Pur White Zinc;
JQ RVRRElJs Lind Oil;
JfJ CASKS Yellow Ocbre;
Q CASKS Verit. Red
j Hi?h a larre .k cf Varnishes, Pait.ts nd Colors of
I all kind ground In oil and drv. For sale at tbe lowest
figure. BROWNING & SLOAN,
22 XTcl XXahington strert.
Brushes! Brushes!
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OH. I lM,Zf N ,int";1 Vrni;b Bnishes, Wall
j -U IF Bnishe. Sah To... Blender. Scrub, Shoe,
j H--T. Ha.r, Hat. and Cloth Brushes of ,n kin !s at kwes
j figwrea at BUOXXNLNG A SLOAN'S.
Jel4-1eodwrf.w3ia
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All Kindt
OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C..&C,
IX SMALL OR LASGEQCANTITI ES.
AtbOWrX. STEWART A C-C
DAITiY SKiTLTEL
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIKE TABLE.
tiXBroTAijtKiaujtoap.
Train La. Train Amve.
.25 A.M.' ... Ma!! 725 A.M.
1Ü50 P. M 11:45 A V.
8 40 r. If 30 P.M.
tXDtaJIAPvU AXD CUttMtCI TIA CYIOX.
Trains La. Train ArriT
5:2fA. M Expr IDS P. M.
8: tO r. M Accommodation 1045 X.U.
IIDIAXA CtXTtAL KAU.WAT.
Train Ia. Train Arrlv.
5.00 A. M 9 55 A. X.
ll.'5A. M
....Mail...
.. 2 15 p SI.
7:10 P. U -35 P. 31.
ixi'iax&roua aho ctLira kmoht uk, via datto.
Train Lrar. Train Arrire.
11-55 A. it 2:15 P. M.
7.10 P. M 35 P. M.
iaitAiArous tD civcixkati kajleoad.
Traint Leav. Traitia Arrive.
515 A. M l.p A.M.
1 !. A . & 15 I. M
7:05 P.M 10:10 P. H
rcaac siAtrTV kajmoao.
Trails Lav. Tra!n ArrlTri
1(V20 A.M 4 55 A.M.
150 P.M... .1125 A.M.
1015 P. M ..7 to p. M.
KfW AIIAST ASD CBICACO MAD JErCAIT1.K itSCTlojl
G:n North. G-.iv.ir South,
R O(i p. M Eprs 11:25 A. M.
11:03 A. M Freight, Daily 2:00 P. il.
LAFATcrra aruaAD.
Train Iiiv. Trifn Arrlr.
1130 A. M 500 A.M.
6 40 P. M 1115 A. M.
1045 P. M 5:45 P. M.
raau aaoiaoiAjtArousKAtuiOAn.
Train Leave
Train Arrive.
11:20 A.M.
ln.20 p. II.
1 00 P. M.
..Mail.
Chicago F.xpre
4:30 P. M
I"I1A. ATOLia AKD MADIxOB KAlLkOan.
Train Iav. Train Arrive.
12 :w P. JI Mail 10:50 A. M.
60 A. M....fFrotn Friirbt tVpot.... 6:00 P. M
JKrrcaMOftvuj.E mmluoad.
Train Iav. Trin Arrive.
7 45 A.M Mall 5:10A. M.
8 00 P. M 8:40 P.M.
Arrival and Departure or 'lolmf
Of .TIlAll.
AKRIVAIA.
Maiiiontnail 11:00 a. m.
CitK'iniiati and w ay mail .......1020 a. m.
Jt- fT rsoiivill ami Louixville M 45 r. m.
Ti-rm Haute way mail. 1140 A. .
Pru mail- 11 40 a. m.
CVnttal way mail V:.to r. m.
Trr Haute tbrntiRh mail 7:20 i. m.
vette ai.d Chicago 6 H) r. m.
i !!.:f. ntain way nnil M30r. m.
lU-lli-fotitain throuRb mall
Central through mail
. . .. 7:35 a. m.
.... 7 30 A. M.
riuoiiiibtttbrougb mail 10-") r. m.
Sj.nuijritM.tlllnol 10:15 a. m.
nrraTta.
Jrflr!iiviH and l.oui-vilIe mail 7.:0 r. m.
Terrt- Hitutr lirough mail, St. Lou!, Cairo... I):20 a. .
Lafayt-tt and Chit . 10: 311 A. .
IifayetteCitv and SprlnRflfM, Illinois 7 :!0 r. n.
Ma li-on ilia;". 11:- a.m.
C-M ral way mall. . .10:55 a. m.
(Viitral through mall and VjblngtonCity. . .. 6.00 r .
Cincinnati and way mail 10:30 a. .
Through nnil C00 r. .
T rr- Unite way, Evainville ar.tl Viticettni....l2:rui r. .
ivru la com.
Hpllffontaiii wav und tbraugb. 7:30 r.
Bt MtAT MAILS.
IVIli'f"M.iin- n mail
Ln .iUv.Mc and Jt'l't r -onville ..
T ' r- 'aut Mr o'i h
5 00 P. M.
l: 0 t: x.
i:W v m.
int. noitiovN ici:ii.y t tiii:
lNi)i.N.roi.i5, Nov. 10. 1802.
Ki. IxniANAroi.is Joi'UXAi. : 1 w:-
MMiifwluit ,urriM-l on looking tivtT vtmr
Daily Journal ot' Nov. 8li, in-t., to fml
the liit (tihniui of editorial devotetl en-
t'tielv to a verv lame jx rvertion of the
tarts rt iatinjr to my arn-t and imprison-
nunt.
It i- ?till more surjri.-iii to on: ntt
jKteil iij in the wire-working conspiracy
formed tor my h'.t ruction, that hi much
mental etlbit and .pacc. .hoiiM he given
in a ca-e, thf importanee of which con-pit-
aloiu' in the evidence disclosed hov
iii2 the dennivitv of hmn.in nature in
lii crtv, nv inoo st'ieciea to aammi.-ier nie
troeniincnt.
I trtioe now to unveil to the com-
iniuiitv the atrocious and soulless character
of tin- plot against me; ami here permit
the remark, that I do not with pleasure
enter upon this task, it is only in strict
accordance with the requirements of jus
tice, and duty to myself and family, that
I engage in it. The prime mover and
conductor of the conspiracy is John L.
Wilson, of HlulTton, Wells county. I
have a suit pending in our court for near
ly two years, against him for libel. His
fears a to the result of this suit have
forced him, thus far. to resist the cause of
justice, and up to this time I am unable
to secure a trial. It is this ease, with the
j circumstances surrounding it, that impels
him to prosecute me. At home his pres
ence is a loathsome pest, a foul festering
blotch upon society. The records of the
county show that a jury of twelve true
men. his neighbors, acting under the sol
emn obligation of an oath, found a bill of
a . a
wittktuitt t t l - t h I ill 4)jv iiawa
' ' 1"J""J.
n third rat liettiftnr,lrer. he is notorious
. , , ... , , ... . .
tor tue 1 : 1 vi 1 11 lie nas ui oet itimng a vol
untary witness in the trial of his cases.
As a scribbler he has been found guiltv of
stealing editorial from his cotemporaries
to cover up the barren character of a
mind depraxed and debased. In the
character of a military man, he brought
dishonor to himself, the 34th regiment
and the country, bv being cashiered and
discharged lor ins dent acts of insnbor-
dination ami dMovahv. At home he is)
known by the appellation of llugrrx Wil
son. trom a mystcnoiH connection he had j
xvith a xrhiclt taken from the custody of,
a ctiustaMc in Ohio, and hid under a straw
oih. and linallx started from there and
brought to BlutTton bctxvecn txxo davs.
) H'''an I nod ay nothing of him;
the pan be is taking in mv case tullv dis
closes his character. I may venture,
bowexer, to sar of him. in mv case at
Ieat, that he is opposed lo the constitu
tional rijrhts of free speech, free press, nnd
habeas corpus. This contemptible crea
ture, to gratify his fiendish propensities
and malice, found a congenial spirit and
subservient tool in John Phipps, an irre
sponsible, person, to tile an affidavit against
me, falsely declaring that I had discour
aged enlistments. Wilson then came im
mediately to Indianapolis, filed the affida
vit with the Marshal, and requested nix
immediate arrest. He told the officer
sent to arrest me that I xvas a mot des
perate character, and enjoined ujhmi them
to prepare for resistance. He returned
xvith the officers and assisted by his ad
vice in arresting me, and then the coxv
ardly whelp went home, no doubt elated
xvith the success of his gnare, and filled
xvith fiendish delight over the trouble and
distress he had prepared for me and my
little family. I have been in custody now
over tour xvfek. and with nianv thanks
for the kindness and humanity of Col. D. i
G. Rose, have been furnished with every ;
comfort compatible with my situation;1
still I find the fiend Wilson following up1
the advantage gained, endeavoring now!
to forestall public opinion, and cover up i
the slimy trail he has made. Last week 1
the street of this city were polluted with j
his presence. He visited the officers who j
arrested me and endeavored to obtain a ;
certificate from them declaring that he I
had nothing to tlo with my arrest. It nj-
jw-ars that the indignation of an outraged!
public sentiment at home is getting too
strong for him, and already h is trying j
to escape the retributive wrath about to ;
overtake him. lie has aKo endeavored,
to create a prejudice against me by attack- j
ing public prints which have presented an j
impartial view of my ca.-e, and it remains !
a question which Mr. Sulgrovecan settle,
or determine, how much the visit of Wil-j
son hist week at the Journal oflice had i
to do with the uncalled for attack made :
upon me in that paper. I am reluctant j
to believe that the editor of the Journal ,
would lend himself to become the eats- j
paw of as vile a scoundrel as Wilson, or;
that he would knowmlv debase his col-!
umns advocating and defending a most
infamous outrage uxn loyalty and consti
tutional liberie, until I am convinced of
the contrary. I shall believe the editor
is actuated by pure and honest motives,!
and simply laboring under a misapprehen-1
sion of the facts in the case. J
The reason assigned for this attack is j
that my "friends assailed Gov. Morton, j
and endeavored to turn sympathy into
malignity " airainst a man who had nolle !
ing to tlo with my arrest. I cannot be-j
lievc the reason assigned U the true one,;
as in my know-ledge no attack has been !
made upon Gov. Morton connected with !
my case; consequently, against my will, I
susp.cion that uou had much to tlo
with it is strengthened. If this suspicion
is false, how did the editor of the Journal
barn that Crosbv, Williamson and Jet
more had made allidavils against me?
No such affidavits were filed with the Mar
shal against me; they were brought here
bv Wilson, if they have existence, and
were got up by him. This fact adds an
other link to the chain of evidence show
ing conclusively the malieiom and diabol-
ical m heme concocted to destroy my char-
v v
acter and business, fasten crime ami un
merited punishment upon me. Will the
editor of the Journnh or th" ndminNtra-
tors of law and justice, become willing'
parties (o this malice? 1 cannot, I will j
not, believe it. As to the merits of the j
affidavit filed against me, as well as those
mentioned bv the JourimU they are fale
in tie.; language attributed to me, and
groundless as to the true inference to be
drawn front my remarks. - This I can
prove bv at leart thirty of an audience of
thirty-five persons who were present and
listened attentively to all I said on the oc-
casion. These nun mentioned as having
filed affidavits against me are bitter par
tisans office seekers or ollice holders, and
politically my enemie and uncompromis
ing opponents. Judging the men by the
principles they advocate, I am not sur
prised at the moral depravity of their con
sciences. In determining the merits of
the charge against mo, I desire. I court,
the most rigid investigation. I urge the
most free ventilation, and. let it be done
speedily, whether before the liar of public
opinion, or in the courts of justice. Go
to the county where I reside, and where
for fifteen years I have served in a public
j capacity, a. a practicing physician; find a
constituency xvhich has honored me xxith
a seat in both houses of your Legislature.
You will find men there who do "know
that there is such a man (as I am) liv
ing." They also know something about
mv character and lox-altv. Take public
w r A
opinion there upon my record, and com
pare it xvith that of John L. Wilson or j
Iiis cringing lickspittles who debase them-i
selves in his service, and I have no fears
as to the result. Theo. Horton.
I hereby certify that this is the iden
tical paper and certificate presented to me
and given into my hands by John L. Wil
son, of Blutfton, for my signature thereto,
and xvhich I refused to siim for the reason
that the facts as set forth in the certificate
in reference to my requesting to ride to
IJlutfton in Wilson's conveyance. That
V
Wilson represented Horton to be a des
perate character, and that Wilson repre
sented that all caution must be used to
succeed in the arrest, are true. And I
further certify that the arrest of Horton
would not have been made in the manner
it was. had it not been for the representa
tion of said John L. Wil-on.
W. H. Fitch.
Indianapolis, Nov. I t. IbfiJ.
" lMHAX.rtLis. Xoy. 0. 1802. j
The urulersijrntMl liax in maile tli?? ar- i
!rst of Theo. Horton, of Wells county,
jnA lWon the Oth day of October, ult., i
lu(,n a warrant issued bv the U. S. Pro-1
upon
vost Marshal for Indiana, and my atten-
tion having been called to an article in i
the Fort Wayne Times in relation to said
arrest, stating that " the officer expected
a seat in Wilson's conveyance from Hun
tington to Bluflton' &c; that he (Wil-.
son) told the officer that Horton was a
desperate man, and that he must i
therefore decov the doctor out of town,
&C &c I hereby certify that said state
ment, and all others to the above effect, Li
relation to said Wilson, in connection xvJth
the arrest of said Horton, are untrue, us!
xvell as all statements to the effect that
said John L. Wilson had anything to do
xvith advising or planning the mode or
manner of arresting said Horton, are
xv holly false and xvithout foundation."
MEDICAL.
What is Life Without Health ?
A Cold is annoyii g.
A Cough I troublesome.
Hoarsces pretent speech.
Sore Throats are painfu
BRANDE'S TUSSILAG0
Is pleaaant to tak. and mod effects a csare.
25 eiit Wx. at all tbe lrat Stwr
RAILROADS.
Bellefontaine Line.
CHANGE OF XI3I:
OX AND AFTER MOXDAT, DFCF.MBklt 1, TRAINS
wiy leave Indianapolis:
Mail Tiu.vAt 6.00 o'clock A. M.
Xi-iirr Fx nuts At SulO P. M.
Traina will arre at Indianaidi
Maii.Tbajk Xt&20 P. M.
Xk.ht Kxea s. At 7:30 A. M.
Other train a heretofore advertised.
J0JJN l.Lol'till, General Superintendent,
decl-dlw
INDllNil"TNafLTflT.
Nla ar t-ll Jtas
K A I L R O A D I
a
Miortcwt I&otiic bf Thlrtjr Allies!
XO CHAXUK OP CARS TO C1XCIXXAT1!
Three trair.sltave ladunapoli.- lai!y, (Sunday exceptfl.)
fTUkSTTRAlX. 5:15 A.M , (CtXClXXATl EXPRESS
1 arrive at CiociuuaU at I0-.40A M., and Leaiugtou
Ky., 730 P.M. . .
Second Train 115 A. M. Cincinnati Mall, am-e at
Cincinnati 4 45 P. M., makln? close, connectluiis wiihlho
Little Miami P.ailroad lor I-vidand, Morrow, Coluuibua,
Newatk, Zaneovtile, and Wheeling.
Third Train 7.05 P. M, Ciusiunatl Exprea, arrive! at
Cincinnati 12 20 P. M.
hare ame a by any other route.
Call for your ticket rli the Indianapolis and Cinciuuatt
Railroad.
lUKi;age checked tbroupb.
SrkctAL NoTtcK. H cure you iret In the rlqht train at
Indi.niapt)ii. The t.ly Citiciunatl tralu, stands on the
ffth track, being the farthest track iouth in the Ut.kD
Depot, at IndlanapoHs.
V. Ii. L. NOBLE, 0tiral Ticket Agent.
P. M. Lnii..ov, Traveling A cent i-ovl" 'fiijjly
iraRlT AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
1802. SäSS m
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
yvw Itotito to Cliicago via Koltomu.
X2 M1LF.S SHOUTEU THAN OTHER ROUTE.
ON AND AFTER NOV. 15, 1SS2, trains will be
run as '.low :
A Mail Train will letve tndianspoli at 1:00 P. M.,
t,p at all nations and make cloe connection at Kokoino
with train on th Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road tor litcansport, X'altaraNo and Chicago, and arrive
at iVru at f.:t P. M., in linieto make coim ctiori witb
trains on the Td l- and Wabash Railway, Sointf East and
West.
Retuniing, tb same train will l.-ave Pern at 7 25
A. M.. f'-r Hie arrival of the trim on the T. t XV. It. W.
from the Fa-1, arid arrive at Indianapolia at 11.2 A. M.
in time to make counectiona for ail pointa tat, South
and XVest.
An Kxpr..traln w ill leave Iitdianapoli at 10 20 P. M.,
connect at Kokotno with train for Chicago, and arrive at
Peru at 2. ill) A. M., intime to ni.ikeconuectioii with trainf
goin Fast and West o-i the Tob-do and Wabash Kail
way.
Retuniing the iani train wil! leave Peru at 12-2.1 M ,
making rlo.e connection at Kok.mo with the train
(.11 th.- cinrlnnnt! and Chicago Rtilway from Cbicapo
X'alpris.) atnl Loga. ; .rt, and r.rrve at Indiannpolis at
4 .'ii P. M.. in time to Conned withth evemtig trains f'i
Ci"eitnoe, L-.l!s;lie and otner point-.
Special attention given to tie transportation of live
Mock, pro!'!c tvl merchandise get-erally.
liXX'M) M ACY, Jen ral A?ent and Superintendent.
X". T. MauiTT, Oeneral Ticket Aifrt. novlH. '62-dl
Mm mm mm m, o" "af & m mm .
J KFFKIISOX VILLE KA1LU0A1)
Two Trains Daily,Sundas KxccpU'd
Train ArriTe
r:4'i P. M ........
Trin I-ave.
. 7:45 A . M
51(1 A.M.
9:00 T. M.
1
IUIXT. TRAINS STOP FOR THF. AtX:OMMOIATION
i f passenger at Soutbport, tireenwoo.1, Franklin,
Edinburgh, Colutiilm, making connections at Seymour
with trains 011 th Ohio h Mis-tsdppi Road, and at lxul
ville wi:h trains on the Ijoulsvill. Frankfort A Ixlngton
and lA'tii-viil and Nabille Roads.
KMht trains leave daily. Freight promptly forwarded.
OtHce, M.v!ioii Depot, We.-t side.
A. S. CAROTIILRS, .Superintendent.
J. (. Whitcomb, Freight Agent. apl'C2-dly
Iiiili:in:i4ili :inl
.ll:uli-4)ii
7- I nii..
fltlH PASSKSGKR TRAIN WILL LEAVE TIIK
J Union Ij.ot, Indianapolis, at 12:301. M. daily, for
Jl.ulbon, Cincinnati and Louisville.
This is the shortet-t railway line to Cincinnati and Ixiuis
ville connecting at Madjsoa w ith the United State Mail
Line tn'rs, arriving at Cinrinnati in time to con
nect with the Express Train on the Little Miami railroad
leaving at 7 o'clock A. M., for the East, and by the Ken
tucky Central Railroad forth South, and at Louisville
about 11 p. M.
Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the above
steamers, and also by the Madison packets. Fore.-t Q?ieen
and Prioress, arriving at Madison in time to connect with
the Passenger Train leaving at 6 A. M., and arriving nt
Indianapolis at 10:50 A. M., making connection with
all train leaving forth Eat, West, and North.
For th accommodation of way pasenger a Car will
run in connection with the Freight Train daily, leaving
.n tianapolis at 6:30 A.M which train remain some tim at
n:h station, aRordirg passengers an opportunity for th
rtn.-ajli .n o business, arriving at North Madisou at 2:50
M.
rar to Cincinnati or Cincinnati to
Imliiinapoli, ftoo; To
f.oul Kville S3 SO.
Nocharpe lor meal .r .state-roorn on the kamer?, or
for bac-aep or omnibus at Madison.
Tariff ot Freights as low as by any other rout.
Shij per and merchant West will find it to their inter
est to travel over and .ship by this Li;e.
ap2-dtf. D. C. RItAXIIAM, Superintendent.
rso k zur
1862 g
1862
A
LL TF.RSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST.
f JOSEPH and other point in X"Tthm Missouri, the
State of Kansas or the Territories, should Insist on ha
ing ticket that read by the
MOH I'll ,tll0(;itl ItAILHOAD,
The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joph. It Is the
horte.-t and quickest liae, by thirteen hours, to the re
motest point reached by rail, and is alwaya as cheap as
any other. Buy yoar ticket to Kansas and all points in
Northern Missouri by the North Miouri Railroad.
ISAAC H. STUiiOKON,
Pres't and tlenM Supt. Nona Missouri R. R
HENRY II SIMMONS. General Traveling Airnt.
lt!7-dW
MUSIC.
PI A1STO FORTES
A-LLXVHO XVISH TO GET ELEtr ANT
Roswo1 Piano, superior tone and til:ih
are invited to examine the Piano of Chas !
M. Stieff, of iU It, more, now on exhibition
at Mr. SufTern's Mci; Room, in the tna Building.
Rooms op;n frm 7 A. M. till 9. P. M.
Jy.t-dlv J. WILLIAM SI.FTERX
Hv m C ! Tl VIT TTI cf
BAJ3S PIRTJJwTg-
BOY'S
OS JA. Lr:JLM.
!Nr. 4 Bäte lloiiae.
TL .c No-jv-sd-s.
tjotIS
GROCERIES.
Groceries ! Groceries!!
f 1 1HE NFW ADDITIONS- TO ÜY STOCK OF GEO
X CERIES make It complete, comprising everything
to be found in a well regulated
Carrocerv Ktahlilmiciit.
I ata prepared to erre my friends and the public gen
erally, with ail articles needed for family ue. Particular
a:tiition i riven to the purcha of produce. Prices
low asthe lowest. J.BARNARn,
ocilfi-Cm-is 5. 1 South Meridian street.
PATENTS.
PATENTS
OBTA15ED FOR NEW INTENTION OF KVBT
description. Fe contiogent on rucreis. No pat
ent no pay. Send for Circular, rivinc terms, directions,
Ac. Address AMOS BROaDNAX,
ol-dly Patt-r.t ,ttotTy.raingtB.t. C
BOOK AND JOD PRIMTITiC.
INDIA i A
?
11
STEAM PRINTING-
ESTABLISHMENT!
WE ARP PREPARED TO EIF.CUTE AIX ORDERS
for Hook and Job Printing, with dispatch and in
the lekt tyle of the art. Particular attention paid to
Mercantile and Railroad
CM A
miXS OF LADING, RUblXESS CARDS,
RILL HEADS, RLANKS, DEEDS,
LF.TTF.R HEADINGS. REGISTERS,
CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS, Ar
Show Cards and Bills !
CHECKS. NOTES
HON D.s. ENVELOPES,
STUCK CF.KTIHCATKS, DEKtS, Ac, Ac
POSTING BILLS
coL-rrav witacnAr
Mio ItllU.lIotf I IIIIU of tarr, llanl
Hill I'oMcri nnd l'rorainnir,
.nbcl Invitation) (I'nr
ties nnd Uctll.
S WORK
tVKiT aarairno.
SCHOOL AXD COLLEGE CATALOGUES,
MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS,
C058TllTmONS,
BEP0RT8,
BRIEFS. Ac
We have ore of tbe most complete Printing Eatabliah-
m.nts In the country. Our facilitie. for doirt all kind. 0
Work, Look, Plain r Ornamental,- are tint claaa. We
have introduced the latest and fastest Preae, and have
added to our Type ail the modern atylea, and we employ
the best werkmen. Wear tbn. enabled to foroitb Job
promptly, to guarantee satisfaction and to accept low
prices.
j We have connected with our Job Department Adams
Superior Presses, and are prepared to execute Stereotype
Prewrwork, together with the Prswork for outside papers,
at le w ngura.
nerclaas.nl. R-.nU.era, IKasllroad f san- !
agert Insurance AgeoUt Iann
ffaacturer. ce.
la respes-'uIly dirtl lo our EibUbm-t they
desire trst-clas work at low rata
Fy Orders fron, abroad will tca!-e prompt atttir!c.
Work furaixbed la all cases at th tim promised.
GT Strängen trom & distance, and busi
ness men of the city and country, are cordial
ly invited to visit our office, and examine our
m
facilines for executing every description of
Printinz in the neatest ftvle, and on the moat
O
reasonable terms.
ST Ollice on Meridian Street, South of Wh-1
ington Street, opposite tbe Poitofice.
ELDER HARKNESS & BINGHAM.
QT A T I
SEjSTIaEL
U L IX xJ
BOO
just -EcxrvED a HTXNWD AMorrxrxT Of
ä.vclc .f.ro no voce spit
a hisses.
For fieU, porubility and power thej pemex!
all other..
For alc bj
S EMMONS, Optkiaa.
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, fcC,
Of the pjentet trarjiprfnt power, ef bew im-
proTemcr.t pro per It a.lj anted to the caie.
Onler from the couij, with prtivxi!ri,
promptly attends to.
Repairing neatly done v'.tti dispatch.
SEMMONS.OptkiAa.
ocv29 o. 25. South Illinoia street.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
XJjSS1 aJOIIIVHO-V.
General Commission Ilerchant,
Dealer Ih I lour, Graltiand all kind
of Country- Predurel Wine stnst
f.lquor,rigar, Tobacco, Ac.
OFFICE AXD WAREnorSE,137 SÜUTU JLC0JSD IT-
iiil.adi:lpiiia.
Advance made an Centlgumtiili,
augtsdly
WANTED.
200 Recruits Wanted
-l OR THE
OF
The Eleven I It In fan try,
WHICH
MAJOR J. W. GORDON
Is authorised to rat tn Indiana.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
JJtAT FROM 13 TO t PER MOM II. WITH RA
TIONS, quarter, mcilcal atteietaoce, Ac, com
plete. All whJ etUist will at once t clftbd, ulitd
andprorlded with eer thing essential to their rotufort
by the Goertiniett.
Theterm of eil.tmntlTIrre Year. Pay t
commence from date f enlistmrct.
Neu lut ahle-tMKÜfd ingle men, between the age of
IS and year. nel apply.
Kecruitir.fr Keiitrswu m Metxrer's f.w buildinr, Na.
&SKast Wa.shiti4;ton street, a'U"minff tMd Fellows' Hall.
I. K. CX)IT. Flrt lJtiltiant
Eleventh Infantry, Recrailit gUCx r.
MEDICAL.
Ulli: TO (IXUI IU I L GUAM LIA.
Cvtuhs ai d C4d will jr. away,
hotnetirres in a sinple day.
If to the Iruz ttore you will so
Aixt frl uppltfit wilt, Tullo;
ton can o- It lre-!y a yon plea.
It uver fails to rtve you ease.
Tti" Granule. winMerful are, I'm sure,
For thy pdily JTet a laUir roro.
jjT 25 Cfnl per box, at 11 Drug tfloiea.
liUANDE'S
lHtANDK'S
TUSSILAiaO
CI RFS C01CIIS.
TUSSILA(;()
O RES COI.tM.
HRANDK'S TUaSSILAGO
Cl'I.E nonsr.NKss.
RKANDG'sS TU8SILAG0
CURES SORE THROAT.
ODl" TO llirIii: Tl'MI,Afl.O.
WO.VDFRH'L C RA NULLS.
Oh w hr can Cu4 tbt-rn.
To die Drui( More go tuirk,
I will spedily try them;
I have a tad Ciujrh,
An1 I w b to h sure
To ba- tbe bt remedy
That ill rery soon curf.
Ji 'f 25 ti per hx, at a'l the Drn Str.
dka nrs TUS8ILAG0
CCRCS ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
fff Suld by all Ift-ngKi.ls. 25 renta a txu.
BRAXDK'S TUSSILAGO
Is Pleaatit to tb Ta-t Child rn cry fr It.
BRAXDK'S T U S SILAGO
CURES HOOPING OOCtiH AND C1U)LP.
Soi l by all Druggists. 25 cents a boi.
BUANDirS TUSSILAGO
CURES Com IIS AND COLDS.
JTf ,y a Imggisu. 25 rents a bos.
RENO VATERS.
.t-
it 1
f fHE UNITED STATES DYE-HOCSE. NO. SI SOUTH
1 Illinois tre-t, Indianapolis, Indiana,
JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.
At Ojis old aril well-known establlhmi:t, th ladle
can have silks and w xleri ro" l dyd I i persnanect and
bautiful colurs; and gecta' carmenta thorouf hly r oova
td and repaired, as good as when new, at lower pric
than ever.
New and crd-harHl clothing bought ad l.l. alsi,
a patin:!ar bratih In tb' Lu.ine denorolnated f ndraw.
ln billiard uble clutb. or tear in any garmeLt can b
0 weoupht thst it can not be rit.hle to tb raked eye.
Country order-1 punctually attended to.
No tor.nf ction wih aiiy other boat tn this city.
Remember the place, No. 3d Aooih Illinois srt.
feb4 JOSEPH HARRIS.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company.
Antii
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
Of ICE ON THE CORNER o WASHLSGTOX AJTD
Ueridiin streets, Indiaapfilia.
Three i.ly Eiprew. to New York;
Two daily Expr to Cinc'.snatL, and
Two daily Kipre- to Ctaraco and SuLoals;
The abore Cornpaas arc the onjy priUe4Cipria
tb foIln1r.a: rfsul. rlz:
INDIANA CENTRAL;
LAFAYETTF. 4 CHICAGO;
U5TÜANAPOLTS A PERU:
TERKK HAUTE A IUCiXVO?TT,
EZLLE FONTAINE A INDIANAPOLIS.
Money, paakaes, a!nabla and freight earrtod rCl
a fety aod UapauA, Ad ta cbav rg of spwdavl oa4 Ocessst
Bs-rjr.
5ota, Bin aal DraJi V r prweptlv eoCerted aol
eoady return aoaao i. BCTTbUIFTXLXa. Acwart.
pnuccisTQ.
SCHIEFFELIM BROTHERS s 0).,
WOOXSALZ D&rG3ISTt.
And DcaaMra in rasoey Oooata. Per
fancrft Ac
Also, AirenU f'T th aale of Refined Petrcletna, Ktxma
tinf Oil. superior acy CoaJ 0- fumtbe4 la aary
cnantttieaat the 1wert market rata.
it and m wiluam rn .saw
dry coops. NOTic::ot &C.
XVebb. Kennedy & Co.,
WBOLXSALS DEALXRS rS" FOREIGN AS 1X
mcstk Dry Goods, Notion, and Certs' rarr HV
mg uoods. Old Post OS Bk!taf ,
iv U.rVWaw elr-t.lAlajl ;
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