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VOLUME X.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1862.
NUMBER 3,796.
To Officers of tho Axxay.
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without n-H . e frir
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nrr In ibe Ii1y. will bnru-'l ttHy reut.
Irarly IvrrtWr lo.r quarterly.
AMtoni! ; fnsi.1. !.!' rr i.ir.rr-,f evrry i-!H-rijii"n
to cbri'r. at lb? raf- i.ffl 5o for facb iimiih in tlif
p.nty, nr.. I J In th- Paily an.l We.-kly, tli- nie to !, In
all ., pi)ii in a'ianr-.
a.ivrrli'wnif'tit.' In-vrti-d atlbr rxpft.M ,fthr at.
lornrv ..nlrrliiif, at..l not .b-UvN t- f the pr-K-.fi-
ItiiT. but coll. rl O Ir at our uul tltn. I'ul.li-brr not
cco'ihtaUf fifth accuracy rf lKl a.ivprti-rmrnti br
ton.l the anMUM hari;l f.-r tbif puMratint.
Kt-I-KU. II A ItK N K " tUNtJIIAM,
lTot.rlrtora Ii 11iiiia Stat J-ntiiitl.
J. M. Tii.roui.
rrl'lpnt In.ilariajHii; Journal Company.
DUS INES S DIR E CTO R Y .
IIAMi.i:iCN.
II
AKKltfONS l!.NK. No. 19 V.ti Wliitt.ti ftrfet
oppot.tt tb Kriitinrl OÜlc. mav4
i.ivi:i:v nt.iii.i:k.
l.l.y.y A HIN?I.KT, Uvrry an.l Sa!e Stable, I the
2 rear f tb Palntpf llm.
Juti'5-lly
FM'M!t IT..
DAVIS k CO., Union Koin.iry, fvlawar Mrett,op-
pfltP l lllotl IVpot.
ASSKIJ1AN A VINTON. Wahinifton I
Mat btne W..rli, eat fin! rn!i Ih'pot.
n2
iu'.ai r.vi. rr. Afjr. rs.
I.IUANCIS 5M1TII, formerly IVIzpII A Smith, Ural
' K-tate ArMH an.l Tax lUyer, 37 F.at Vabiiarton
trett. l!.ueat. rt-riL J a itSS -1 1 -V
McKFUNAN A PIKKCK, Keal F.tate Agrnt and
p.roker, 10, K.t WaUitu:toti treet.
t TM. T. Wlt.F.Y, Heal F-tate Ai?ent an.l Stock Rro
' krr. lit, Kat Wabinton ttet.
llYlOT AIM I MIOi: 1)1. 4 1. r.us.
II C. MATI1F.W A CO., Who!eate da!r in Hoot,
Shoe, an.l Kiiblier, N. 4 Hort l'.Uk, opp0e
Itie L nl n Ik-pot, ltiJlAali, In.!. ,l
D.M KNODI.F. A SON, matmfart nrer an1 balr
in ail klii.l of lb.tan.l Shoe, N. 32 Kat wh
nation atreet. apr.
HO O A' II STATION lilt V
P kj r. , r. i .i ... -
P er In ltk anl Statbieryt anl lYiuter Materials
1H Wet Vahirnj;toti tre-t. apr2
mir. ami ni:int'iM:s.
mflI.KT M. IWUY, DKLT.r.IST. laler itt Vri,
V f iliemical, P.ltit. Oil. lyetu!T. H-tatiic. Patent
ai..l other MrttU-ine. S itlonn an.l ivrfuim-ry No. 4a Ma
aacbusett a'tiue, Iii.'.ianapo'.iv novHO-ly.
riJ()Ml.lNsN A COX.
Wirr in
Iru, MeMcine,
ß Paint, O.S.. Ci!af, Perfumery, Fancy l.ools Ac, No. I
1 rat Wahtniit'ti treet, In.tiariapoli.
niavl
BKOM NINt;. DniKirKt, an.t .lealer In Paints 'K
Vfirnuli.. tv.tnfl. I : i:li..nr. IVrf nvii.TV
Ac, X. 22, !.t Waihir.i;t.m treet.
a;.r27
dicy ;oons.
lir A II. r.I.FNN A CO., Nvw York Store, I-y
. lsHbf leAl an.l K. tail, teniis Hl.k, Kat
vVa.'lii'!iftri .tpfl. cia)5
vrovi a.mi ti waih:.
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IHAKI.F.S H).Y.deaWr in Stoves, Tin Ware, Ac, So.
11 w et WaOot.pton treet. apr27
HOOK III.MIIIICS.
C1AMPPKI.I. A ImH.FS.r-.ok P.in?er and Pdank T-.ok
Mai-ufacturer. No. 37 Fa-t Ha.hiin;ton t . eat of
(inn lil.ck, up lair, Indunapoli. feb23-!tf
Dnn;LAS A PALMKK. r-H.kJt.n.1erand P.Iank IUok
Manufacturer. N.. 3 Kat Wahinton treet,
ov7 AlfoM, i.I!. A IV tJr"-ry. n;a27
in , i.i.ass AM iiri:ov.iti:.
' I 1 AWTHOUN A Fl'CHANAN. IrarHrter of China,
I I. (i !.. a::d (jueeu.-w are. No. 3 Kat Wfcir.gton t.,
Iii t.4r,3po!:, I:ni.A!.a. dly
.iir.icciiAvr taii.ous.
I7KFIFK1CK tKPPFR. Mercbar.i Tailor, and .te.!er
' n rea.ty mate rl.th-.ti aixl fum'h-n . 21
et TAsb.r.tti .treet, opposite Scntii.el o2;ce. ray2
a n ou.M'.vs.
KILI'.Y KFKC.rSi)X, attorney an I Counselor at Uv
Pav cb f.T pproeJ judgment an4 niortca-e;
a,-, nesrot.a'es 1..rii, note, Ac Orice, 24 Ka-tWah-Ir.ion
tret f, u;-tair, ecnd door to the ruht hand, up.
jk st lilrnn' r'..k. IS
MC DONALD. KOACHK A LKW l.J.ebn K. McD-.n-a!d,
Ad.'.:on L. K- ach. Josep.i V. Ixwis.j At
ttori.eys and CounseSors at Law, .tti.a Iuirance Com
pary Baildirs. aecond floor, Pennylrania treet. jel lly
MACHINISTS.
K ,V' -" J. C IK 1
Ar.
n r. i en ssiiTii su o i
HAV1NV. F.NT1KFLT RKHTTKD THK SHOPF0KM
FKLY cupd by J-Ln C.;r, m 0;o.sl,
frcmh A Co' Lat an'! Üub 1 i-t.-.rv. I am prepared to do
a'.l ksn.t- of work in the raach ncry or b!ackm-th:r.g
hue. Harh-ig bjd twelve jer experience in the bet
matbir-e fio; m the country, flatter myself that I can
pY ei.tire ati:ac!.' ii to tt who nur faTorrr.ew tb
tfcetr ,Tk I have :n my etr.pl. y cf the beVUvk.
rrrltt. in t;.e U"e. ar.d i part.cular attention to h re
fc'e.: a" ai.4 macl.i'ie f rjf it. .
Kepa-r-t.c f a'.l k,r.'. prom ptly attended to
Wnt'.rl i f a'i kind bu it f. T the ; o-M t..
h'twclr t:.e place, one ;rre ..i;t t-f'tbe Ti.ion
Im.t. or. 1.1. not treet u T. PfoWN
'otjlo-!l
fiOTICE.
"1 "1 T. I ae t! . i'it ! 1 our Bakery to Meer. Nick-
f urn A Pa-r-.u
Tliai iv tie i uMa in iwal f. r iLeir 1 beral patr..n
H?t - . u i! re-jcr.!.' k tie c.f .fuitance of tit
aau.e t uur ucressor. " A. A J. MKTZl-'EK.
Ivd:a-.K4. Jtiy . 1 JU dit
DRY COODS.
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DRUGS.
NEW FIRM.
Ill.VVK as.ocUtp.l with nie in busincoa Mr. (I. W.
M n, who ba. b'-n an a-Mtant m Hie lore .r a
tmtnber of year pat. Hereafter the buMi.e will be
?otitlnurd at the ol.I atan t uilir thr tirui of
ni:iv.Mr. v m. .(.
I fel gr.itef.il for the liher.il p.vron.ii;e whicli we have
ever rec'iv.t trut by Mrict attention to ImMin- mi.1
the wants of utir culumer to merit ami P-ttin the name.
II. UhOWNlNJi.
VI. I. peron anowinit tlieniM-ive in.lebtd to me will
( iiiM call at thHr earliest convonirnce an.l make
eulrnieiitof ssine, and oblige
K. p.:;owMN(i.
HKOWMNG SLOAN,
(LATK K. p.UOWNlNli.)
aT
J li läV .KM m? M
22 Wet Wahinstiii Street. Indianapoli,
Have in tore a l.rpe and well elected tock of Dru;;,
Melicii.e,t "bem iraU, Paiiit,Oil,Vaiii.be,lye'
lutT,l.lare. W mdow t.la.,lrubet
Ciar, ToiM. co, . in s. Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet Artirle,
Coal Oil and Iwiiiip,
PateMt MedlCltiC,
and all art;cle to complete the stock of a Dru?c;it. A
wi pi:rch.ie pniu-ip illy for c-ih, tlirect from the import
er aril manuf icturer, and l eitu deiriu to retain the
rep nation which our house h.v ever enjojed of M'liiir
( ., rrA ii'tiilr, great care i taken in the election
of Inm in reference t their j'Hriti. ( iur f.icilit ie are
such th.it we feel confident we can oiTcr, in j urm and mi
adulterated article, a tnii indneetu nt as any other
Vet rn houe.
All trder "ill receive the peioiial attention of one
of the firm (.real care taken in the tipenin of phyi
cia i precript ions ar.-l family reeipe from trictly pure
article, and we feel confident we cm rctnlcr atifaction
in tlie yrice and 'f fvi.
liKO NINO A SLOAN.
22 West Wan:iignn treet.
RKST American an.l French Win tow ila: fiOO boxen
Window ort.-.!, fr. m lo to 3ö60. in .t.-re aiid
for.ile at lowest tigu.-e br
BROWN INC, A SLOAN.
PAINTS! OILS! VARNISHES!
500 Krcs VuTt WLit
200 KEG5 Wbitf ZiTlc;
jQ BAKREI.S Linseed Oil; 1
2Q CASKS Tellow Octre; j
ß CASKS Venet. lied
i
With a lare f.vk t.f Varnishe. Pair.ta. and Color of ;
;i k, it-is ground tit oil ant d-y. K'" a i! tbloet I
figure. r.Ki.W.NINr, A SLOAN.
Tl W"et Wahi::jton street. !
Brushes! Brushes!
)IA l"1ZFN I'aii.t am! Varnl'h Bmbe, Walj .
IMI r.ru'he. ah Ti.l. p.? d.r. Scrub, SL.sf.
H.re, Hair, Hat, and Cloth F.r;;he of ', 'i:fl, t I, es j
figure at bliOWNlNii M-ÜAN'S.
Je 1 A-deod k weOW Sni
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All IvIimIk
OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C..&2.,
IN SMALL OR LAKGFqUANTI TI FS.
AtCüWKS. STIWAKT A CQ'i
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DAILY SEi TIIYEL
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
acu.KrrrrAi aaiutoab.
Train Leav. Train Arrive.
6.25 A . M. .. Mail ... A.M.
13 p. V 11:45 A. 31.
&40 P 'S.-0 J it
lDTAVA-OUa AJTD COLrMBVI TI4 CKIOM.
Train Leave. Train Arrive
&20 A. Expre U5 p. M.
8:40 I'. 31 Acc omni relation 10:45 A.M.
IJDUIA CESTIAL KAILWAT.
Trairi leave. Train Arrive.
5 0 A. M 55 A. M.
11 f5A. M Mail 2 15 P 31.
710 P. Jl 35 p. JL
i.i r ipoua ajtd rou ra acht ue, tia pattox.
Train lraTe. Train Arrire.
5:00 A. M 9:.'5 A. M.
1155 A. M 2.13 P. M.
7:10 P. M :35 P. M.
IKIIAS4roU AI CIXCIXATI Alt KOAK.
Train Iave. Tratna Arrive.
M5 A.M 10:10 A.M.
1 A. M 6. IS I. M
7 05 P.M 10:10 P. M,
Terrs ractk raiijioad.
Train Ieav. Tratn Arrive.
lO'.'O A.M 4 55 A. M.
150 P. M 1125 A. M.
10:15 P. M ..7 UI P. M.
II AI RAST AJTO CHICAGO ROAD C.REUCAHTI T. Jt SCTlOJI
fioin r North. (Joitia; South,
5:00 p. M Fxpre 11.25 A. M.
11:05 A. M Freight. Daily 2:00 P. M.
LAPAT'TTK RAJ LR' At.
Trains lave. Trafti Arrive.
It .10 A.M f.:t0 A. M.
40 P. M 11:15 A. M.
1 0:15 P. M 5.15 P.M.
FKRC AOXMAKAr)I.llKAII.R0AI.
Train !ave. Train Arrive.
10.2 p. M ..Mail 11:20 A.M.
1:00 P. M Chicago Kxpros 4.30 P. M
I.VniAXArOLI ANO MADtmiN RAII.ROAP.
Train Ieave. Train Arrive.
12 .".0 p. M Mail l():.Vl A. M.
65 A. M.. ..From Freivbt DpotJ.... tVOO P. M
jcrrrRHONv ili.i RAii.aoAn.
Tra'n lave. Trsin Arrive.
7 45 A. M Mail 5:10 A. M.
9 OJ P. M 8: 40 P.M.
Arrival mid iKpaHure. or Cloning
of .Mail.
AUMVAL8
Mdiion Til avil
Cincinnati ami way mail
JeitToiiville an.i luiville
...11.00 A.
...10:20 A.
... K-45 r.
...1140 A.
.. 11:40 a.
, ... 2 30 e.
at
M
M. I
IV rr Haute way mail
IV ru n:.til
M.
M.
M.
at.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
Central way mail-
Tt rre lliiatr throub mail
I.af.iyt'tte anil Cli.i rtH"
H-li-.iliti!i-way njrtil
iviW'foiiia'n.' throiifto mttll
Otttrül thron irb in.nl
CiiiciiiiiatitbrotiKh mail . . ,
.
. :. r.
... IH r.
. . . :to r.
t 7:'l5 A.
... 7.'t"A.
....Iiihi r.
.. .10:15 A.
8piiiiKtielil,IIituoi4
nRPANTCRr.
J..7 'In.
JefVrsonv ille ain! lMii-villi-mail 7 30 p. m.
Ttrre ll.iutetbfn.irh iin.l, St. Lcui, Cairo.... D.-jo a. m.
I.rtf.iyrt t In! CllK Hiro. . . . . 10:IM' A. M.
Iifjvrttc Cltv an-t fNprin;nM,lllinoi 30 e. .
M di'oti nui: 11 :to a.m.
Cctilrl wnv mnil. 10:55 A. M.
tVntra! t!iroiib tnntl aint Vasbiii(?toiiCity. . . . C mi r. m.
Clni'innati ami w ay mail ItM.'iOA. i.
Thro'iKb miil Cio p.m.
Terr Haute way, Kvatville anl Vinci-Iiiie.. ..Vi:.' e. at.
prr-i " 1- "n .
HeMefoiitaitie wa rimI through 7:3 r.
Ht' PAT M AIM.
U-H f iiUiTi.' wav nmil f:00 r.M.
I,o ivi!le an I jHi!TM.nilltf 5: o r. m.
J.-'T M.i'ii- th-t-H I '' ' e M.
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES "OH XI) ilNÄT
.A l A. IIOltiS ICI.i'lSlO.i.
Tlie second volume of Messr.fiavin A Hold's compila
tion of Indiana Staiute has Just appeared. ThU volume
complete tbeir work. It mrrkahiral execution i tor
credit' le; and the kill, learniu, and labor which tlie
editor be bestowed on W, ment the biU t praie.
"ui but "earti t, mtr m u.jf wm ! 144
auch a wo"k.
Tlie se.nd volume embrace all the public atatutea of
' if, t.-. - now In force upon the ubjecta to which it relate,
and the tlrst nil eseeptin the act of the last regular and
etra eion of the LenMature. It I a jrreat excel
lence of th compilation that all existing statute on each
miljcct are collected together In the aine place In these
volumes; ii.t that tie reader can ee at a p'anre ail the
legislation In force m any given ulject. Take.fnrex
ample, the act of orua'iiiiing Court of Common
riea the editor publish the act at large, and they also
print, in the form of note on the ame page containing
thi statute, all the acta amendatory to it which have
been passM up to tula time. And ao they have done of
all the other act contained In the revision of 1!52.
The editor have added much to the value of these vol
ume eserU!!y the last by the copit.ua and learned
note with which the volume abound. These note indi
c i4e nint h labor and legal acumen. They furnish u., in a
concise and accurate form, with all the adjudication of
o.ir Supreme Court on thJse statute. These adjudica
tions being now very numerous, the reference to them
1 1 the volumes tin 'er consideration, w ill le of gn at value
to the lawyer, and indeed 'to all persons concerned in the
a Imiiiistrs'ioii of justice. The editors have also refcrreJ,
in the.r note-1, to numerous decisiona in otbei .State,
nude on stviit,. siuvlar to ours.
An excellence of tuee volume, not to be overlooked
the full and accurate index appended to each. In Indi
ana, there never ha been a good index t any volume of
tatutes puMi-died by authority. Tbi provoking defect
r,a been completely remedied in the volume under re
tlew; and these indexes will greatly lighten the labor of
all who have occasion t look into or.r statutes.
This is the first time that private entefprize ha at
tempted the publication of Indiana statutes. Tlie at
tempt, I do not doiit.t, will be successful, and will
duly reward the learned editors and enterprizing publish
er. F.very lawyer will, of course, purchase these volumes:
and every clerk, sheriff, atid justice of the peace of the
State, will find it to his advantage to own them.
DAVID M'DOXALD.
Indianapolis, June 5, 162
The foregoing notice by Judge McImixalp, T Oavi.i A
HoKn'ti Compilation of the Statute of Indiana, is not de
signed a a puff of the work, but i an uno'.icite I com
mendation ot the ability, accuracy, and cot p'etenes
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The secon 1 volume, which bss just been Kued from
the prei, i bein delivered to subscriber a rapidly a
possible. This edition of the statute will be found a ne
cessity to every lawyer, justice of the peace, and county
officers in the State. The publication of the ork is a
eili.ri rf .rrr WA tit nnl.Ti.liAr.. nnlv V iti ft,T rm -
mnr.eration i in it ale to those for whose convenience j
It was prepared. The two volume contain about 1600 j
pase of mitter, nearly double the quantity embraced
ihr levMun of 12.
Th prie of the ork i 4 50 per volume, or 9 00 for
the two 1. Jun es. Orders addreed to the subscriber wil
receive prompt attention. J.J. I'.lNlIHAM,
Jun- 7th, lt"2. Indianapolis, Ir.d.
BARBERS.
VaKir lLinitKii snoi.
SSHfCRAFTn.VS oPF.NF.D A BARRF.R SHOP IN
m, tLe tiew bl-k of John C New, two door onth of
the Vtoffe. on the ccoihI ßoor. Room No. 8 and 9,
where he will be pleae.i to ee all bi old custrrtier. 1
in full blaut wi:h i cbair. octlO-dly
LIVERY STABLE.
Exchange Stables,
ä o Illinois Street,
OppcHkJte Bate House. Ir.di ar.apoli, Ind.
a-irl-tly
MEDICAL.
What is Life Without Health 1
A Cold is anroyir p.
A Couh i troulles.me.
lloarsrL.es prevent spercb.
--.re Throat are painfv
BRANDE'S TUSSILAG0
It plea.ai.t to take, and woa eüect a cure.
i'j cent a boi. at all the Dru Store
Indiana I.egiaUtare.
SENATE.
KLPIBLICANÜ HOLDING 0V1.R.
Delaware ariJ Blackfonl Walter March.
Fajette and Union ßenjiruiu F. Clavpool.
FouiiUiiii Henry Campbtll. -Hamilton
ai.U Tipton Geo. Ii. Grubt.
Ilemiricks and Uoone Salomon Ulair.
etir;.JüsT)ut II. Mallett.
Lsiporte and Stacke Ab ram Teeardn.
Minmi and Fulton Daniel K. Be.ira.
ilontgoracrv Michael 0. White.
Noble, DKalb and Steuben Timothy K.
DitLin.on.
IUndolph Thoma H. Uro wn, (contested.)
Itush Edward H. M. Berry.
Dtcatur-J. D FIe.ak-13.
KLPIBLICASS rLECTED.
Jffl'r?oti Johu L. MaitsbcTd,
Wayne Othnel Ueesoti.
Benton, Warren and White Alfred Heed. ,
Tipanoc Moses C. Cul er.
J.i.pr, Like, Newton and Porter Ezra Bight.
Kosciusko and Vabab W. C. Graves.
luke and Vermillion 0. P. Davis.
Marion John C. New (contest). d 21.
IilMOCB-ATS HOLDI.NU OVLR.
Clark and Scott Charles P. Feruon.
Clay and Putnam Archibald Jutitiston.
Gibon, Dubois and Pike Thon is Shoulders.
Johnson and Morgan Franklin Landers.
Sheiby und Hancock Martin M. Bay.
Vim und Sullivan Henry K. Wilson.
Washington and H trri-on S'aieou K. Wolf.
Jennings and Jackson Meden W. Shields 8
DLMOCBAT tLFCTLD.
Floyd Augustus Bradley.
Marshall and St. Joseph Horace Corbin.
Grant, und M tdi.o:i John D. Marshall.
Poney and Vanderburgh George W. Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Wunii-k lt. L. Fuller,
i ) t v i"h :ind Kn'tx June D. Williams.
Greene and Owen George N. Moore.
Lawrence and Martin Thomas K. Cobb.
Craw lord imd Ur inge Henry Jenkins.
Brown and Monroe Paris C. Dunning.
Bartholomew Francis T. Hold.
De.ti hoi n James W. (jail.
Franklin Thomas Gillord.
Adams, Jay and Wells George S. Brown.
Allen Pliny Htt.iulaii'.
Huntington ntitl Whitley A. J. Douglas.
Carroll and Clinton Leander McCIur.
l?us, Howard and Pulaski John Dtvis.
Kipley William L. Haitley 1'J 1,'7.
INDFPLMiKNT.
Ohio and Switzerland Alexander C D.iwney.
Kosciuko and Wabash William C. Graves.
Kcpublic ins holding over.
elected
Democrats liohling over. . .
elected. . . . . .
13
H
-','1
, 8
1!
-27
i
Independents
UirRISLXrATlVFS.
IKM. AM.
Adams P. N. Collins 1
Allen Ochmig Binl.John P. Shoall'.. .2
Bartholomew O Ii. 1'. Abbott 1
Boone Sherman 11 istctlcr 1
Boone and Hendricks Thos. J. C.i.son. 1
Brown Stephen V. Cook ....1
Cai roll John H.-Milroy 1
Ca.s Ch it It s B. L isselle ....1
Clatk Jonas G. Howard 1
Clinton Cornelius J. Miller 1
Cla Adam C. Veach 1
Ct aw lord Thomas U).u. 1
Da v less (J S . G i v en 1
Deal born U. F. Hohert, Alt'. Bregun.2
Decatur Da id II. Vau Buskirk 1
Delaware Alfred KiUote. . , . T. . . . . . 1
DeKulh Miles Wwiennau 1
nuuaiias.lt. 11. lwmp. . . . .....1
Klkliart Matthew Bippey 1
Likhars and L iiriange Amos Davis.. 1
Fa)ette und Union Kuwll B. Perry. . 1
Fountain Samuel Hatfield 1
Floyd Geo V. II.. k 1
Franklin Bed in 0boni 1
Fulton N. G. Shall'er 1
Gibson Silas M. Holcomb. )
Grant James He. ih y , 1
Greene John Humphreys 1
Harrison John Lemtnon 1
Hancock Geo. Y. Atkinson 1
Hancock and Sheiby James L. Mason 1
Hamilton and Tipton James O'Brieu. 1
Henrv Charles D Morgai 1
Hetiiliicks .lame M. Gregg 1
Howard J. M. Leeds 1
Huntington and Whitley Samuel
McG auchey 1
Jackson Jason B. Brown 1
Jasper and Pulaski John Darroch. . . .1
Jennings Hutchings 1
Jellerson David C. Branham and J.
L. line 2
Johnson A. V. Pendleton 1
Jay Samuel A. Shoaff 1
Johnson and Morgan Thomas W.
Woolen 1
Kosciusko Henry J Byerle 1
Kosciusko and Wabash Jos. Marshal 1
Knox V illiatn E. Nibl.tck I
Lamange Francis P. Griffith 1
Lake 1
Lapotte J ;imes Foi ester and W. W.
lliggin- 2
Lawrence Nathaniel Williams I
Madison Richard Lake 1
Mation John C. Tarkington and W. H.
Kendrick (conteteil) 2
Marsh til ii. Staike M.A.O. Packard. 1
Montoe Samuel H. Bukiik 1
Montgomery James F. Harnev 1
Morgan J. J. Johnson 1
Martin John R. ('Brien 1
Miami Ii. F. DottahUon 1
Noble Timothy Baker 1
Ohio and Switzerland R. N. Limb. . . 1
Orange Georye H. Hon 1
Owen .Jacob V. Wolle j
Paike Casper Burt
Pike W illiam II. Do Biuler 1 j
Perry .lames Hardin i
Porte! L A. Cass l
Po.e K.M.Spencer i
Putnam Austin H. Puett and George
W. Priest .2
Ripley Edwin P. Ferris
It iiidolph .John II . Moorman 1
liuh William S. Hall J
Scott Daniel Biocher j
Spencer James W. Leninion 1
Sullivan Stephen G. Burton l
Shelby Jacob Mutz J
Steuben tarns R. Notes
St. Jo-eph Andrew Anderson, Jr l
Tippecatit!' Joseph II. Hershey, Samuel
Mutard 2
Vanderbtirg and Bosey John A.lleitz.l
Vamlerb'irg Thomas E.Garvin 1
Vermillion Irad Abdill
Vigo Bayle-s W. Hanna, Jno. Kemp. .2
Wabash John L. Stone
w n ra
irren ner.j mm r . itregory j
Washington Jamison Lee 1
Washington and Harrison Aaron L.
Harden 1
Wayne? Israel Woodruff', Oliver T.
Jones, E. B. Newman 3
Wells and Blackford Geo. S. Howell. 1
White and Benton John T. Richard-
son 1
Warrick Cbaabers 1
60 40
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
500,000 C 1 1-1 A K $
JllSt llCCiV((I.
JOHN A. HKIDLINGEU
Jut returned frora C "neci at,
VCH F.P.K ME HAS ENi.AuED 4.0)0.000 FINE DO-'
MKSTlOCiirar. All o vl jil be warractetl
of tLe very be-t quality, and will eil
25' Per Cent. Lower
Than an other hon-. wi I fumi'b the a"e quality ,
Kry one wh eilcuar, woole-ale or rftil dealer
coue toon ud eiaCiie tLe eck.
JOHN A. HFIIUNGER,
rolt No. 3 Palmer ltou4. i
RAILROADS.
Bellefontaine Line.
CHANGE OF TI3IE.
OX AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, TRAINS
will leave Indianapolis:
Mail TiAix-At 6.00 o'clock A. M.
Night Lxrat At 8:30 P. M.
Trains will arrive at Indianapolia:
Mail Tiais At 8:t0 P.M.
NmuT FxeRKi "At 730 A. V.
Other train a heretofore advertised.
JOHN LKOL'oIl, General Superintendent.
decl-dlw
ixdiaxaWlisTnd CIXnXXATI
Mlaat-Ila-r
RAILROADI
T3
Miortckt Itoute by Tlilrtf ?Ille!
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI 1
Three traiiialeRve Indianapolis Daily, (Sunday excepted.)
I.1IRSTTKAIN'. 515 A.M, (CINCINNATI EXPRESS
' arrive at Cincinnati at 10:4UA M., and Lemngton
Kv., 7:30 P.M.
Second Train 11:23 A- M. Cincinnati Mail, arrive at
Cincinnati 4:43 1. M., making close connection wp.htbe
Little Miami Railroad lor Loveland, Morrow, Colutubu,
Newark, Zanesville, and U heeling.
Tbird Train 7.03 P. M, Cincinnati Kxpre.', arrives at
Cincinnati 12:":0 P. M.
Fare same a bv any other route.
Call for your ticket rij the Indianapoli and Cincinnati
Railroad.
liairgace cbecked tbrougb.
Si rcial Notick. Ia? sure you tret in the riicbt train at
Imliatiaptdis. The t.ly Cincinnati train, taid on the
ttfib track. b-iii the "fartbest track aouth in the Union
l'put, at Indianapolis.
V. II. L. NOBLE. General Ticket Afrent.
P. M. IjniiiOW.Travelimr Awent l ovIT '6'J-dly
PERLT AND INDIA
RAILROAD.
1862. mmSSS '862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
;ev ISoufc to C:iiicaj;o via Kokonio,
rti MILKS SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
ON AND AFTER NOV. 15, 1C2, trains will be
run a follow:
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at l.l'OP. M.,
stop at all ftati'.tis and tn.t!.e close connection at Kokonio
witb train on tlie Cincinnati and Cbicairn Air Line Kail
rad for man-port, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive
at IVru al P. M., in time to make connections with
trains on the Toledo a:td Wabash Railway, Roin,? East and
West.
Retnrtiinir, th an tra'.n will have Peru at 723
A. M.. afler the arrival of the tr-vn en Hie T. A W. U. W.
from tlie r.M,-!, ntid i. rivo it lii.linaoli at 11;'J0 A. M.
In time lo make connection for all points East, Soiitb
lid West.
An Kpreslra!n will leave Indianapoli ft 10:20 P. M.,
eonin ct.it Kokonio with train tor Cbictcft. and arrive at
Peru at 2:.'W A. M., Intime to tnakecotiiit-cttiHi witb train
poing l ast and Weal on the lulidn uiid Wu'-asli Kail-
wav.
Kfturtilea; the same train Hill leave IVru al 12:25 M ,
makiiiif cloe connection at Kok.-mo with the train
on the Cincinnati and Chicairn Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and I.okh. port, und arrive at IndiatiaMdi at
4 ."to P. M . In time to connect with tlie evening train for
Ctiicintifiti, Louisvilh- and other points.
Special attention given to the transixirtation of live
tiK k, pr.wluce an.t merchandise cenerull y.
DAVID M ACV, ieii. rnl Ag-t:t and Superintender.t.
V. T. Mai.ott, li.'iieral Ticket Agent. tiovH. 'f.2-dl
t? mm mm. mm ir V m?m sakaki-.
J EFFEKSOX VTLLK RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted
Train Arrie Train Ieave.
& 45 P. M 7:43 A. M
5:10 A.M 0:00 P.M.
R0VE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
of pa-.sei.gers at Souihpoti, jreenwot, Franklin,
F.d.nburgu, Ctdiimbu, making connection at Seymour
with trains on the Ohio & Missisjpp Road, and at Louis
ville with train on the Louisville, Frankfort & Lexington
and I.iiisville and Nashville K.-ud.
Frsiebt trainleave daily. Freight prompt) forwarded.
Office, Madison Depot, West side.
A. S.CARorilKIiS, Superilitendetit.
J. tl. Whitcomr. Frc'irbt Aeiit. apl'02-dly
Iiiiliniiapoli and .llnilitoii
K.m. kT Ma CO'vV It.
auw. WVa Yi--i& 1UU'
fpilE PASSENGER TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE
.f. Union Depot, Indianapolis, tt 12:30 P. M. daily, for
Madison, Cincinnati and Louisville.
This 1 the shortest railway line to Cincinnati and loiii
ville connecting at Madison with the United States Mail
Line steamers, arriving at Ciiicinnat I in time to con
nect with the Express Train on the Little Miami railroad
leaving at 7 o'clock A. M., for the Eat, and by the 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. Forest Queen
and lYioress, arriving at Madison in time to connect with
the Passenger Train leaving at 6 A. M., and arrvihg at
Indianapolis at 1:50 A. M., making connection with
all tnin leaving for the Eat, West, and North.
For the accommodation of way passenger a Car will
run in connection with the Freiclit Train daily, lea-ing
.n tiannpolis at 6:30 ..M wtsich train remains some lime at
tri. station, affording j a-sei gers an opportunity for the
rinsacti.-n 1 business, arriving at North Madison at 2:30
M.
.irr to f'inrimi.-iti, or Tinrlnnnti to
lndiunuio!i, .t fH ; To
I,ouivillr ;3 50.
No charge for meaK or state-rooms on the stwamer, or
for ba.'irave t.r omnibus at M adi-on.
Tantf of Freight a-. low a by any othT route.
Shi4i.ers and intTcharit West wid'rind it to their inter
est to travel over and ship bv this line.
ap2-dtr P.C. HKANHAM, Superintendent.
m t bc rjt? imr rjc .
1862
1862
4 LL PERSONS
PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST.
V JOSEPH and other points m Northern Mi-souri, tbe
Staie of Kansas, or tbe Territories, should insist on hav
ing ticket that read by the
MIKTII TIISMU ICI ICAII.KO AI,
The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joeph. It i tbe
hortest and quickest line, by thirteen hour, to the re
motest point reached by rail, and is always as cheap as
any other. Buy your Tickets to Kansas and all point, in
Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad.
ISAAC H. STURGEON.
Pres't and Gen'l Supt. Norta Missouri R. R.
HENRY II. SIMMONS, General Traveling Atrent.
et.tl7-dtr
MUSIC.
-A. JLST O FORTES
n 1511 Hi tifl l.LMiA.M
T..w..-rwvl INaim. iinrAnA,fin mrtA finUli I
a ar )-" t pa - - ea fr f rr a )
j Ii m U r lnv','J to examine tbe llano of Chat j
y " M. StieJT, of Baltimore, now on exhibition
at Mr. Suflem'. Musi; Room, in the .Etna Building. I
Boom open from 7 A. M. till 9. P. M. J
jy.l-dly i. WILLIAM SITFERN
T. .mi.m..- . t " v.--.. . ...v.. . -v..,. ... ........ .
Drums!
BASS DRUMS,
TENOR !DJflXJ3NyIS,
SNARE DRUMS,
BOY'S DRUMS.
!'o. 4 ftate Ilour.
t9L Cttr Mm'
norl3
CR0CERIES.
Groceries ! Groceries!!
THE NEW ADDITIONS TO MT STOCK OF GEO
CF.klES raak tt complete, comprUirjj everything
to be found in a well rernlated
Cirocer KtMlililiiiiciit.
I ara prepared to ie v rrv '.: end and the public cen
erally, wltaa'I articles n-J i f r family ue. Particular
attention i give to h? pat; se of produe. Irice
low atkf UewefU : J. B IHN ARD,
octIC-ä3rR-i Ne. 1 outh Meridian treet.
P A T .S NTS
OBTAINED FOR NlW INVENTIONS OF EVERT
de&cription. Feeaco r'.r t'-.t on ucre. No pat
eninopay. Send for Clrc-, rtnar term, directiona,
Lc. AddreM H' I U)ADNAI,
olR-tlV Patent i'ttrx-j. WaaitrijtoR.l!. C.
.1 X
D00IC AND JOD PtllNTiriC.
INDIANA
4
STEAM PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT!
WE ARK PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS
for Book and Job Printing, with dispatch and Id
tbe best style of tbe art. Particular attention paid to
Mercantile and Railroad
arc a
LlLLS OF LADINU, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLHEADS, BLANKS, DEEDS,
LETTER HEADINGS, REGISTERS,
CIRCULARS, R ECK 1 ITS, Ar
Show Cards and Bills !
CHECKS, NOTES
BONDS, ENVELOPES,
HTOCK CKKTinCATKS. DKKDS, Ac, Ac
POSTING BILLS
cotarMv milkchast.
Miou liilkn, Hotel Hill of l ure, llnnd
Hill loter nnd Procrmumet
l.tibeU Invitation (Par
tie and Hall.)
K WÖBS,
RVRRT oRacRirno.
SCHOOL AND C0LLF.GK CATAIK1UF.S,
MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS,
CONSTITUTIONS,
REPORTS,
BRIEFS, Ac,
Tl'e have one of tbe most complet Printing K.tabli.h'
mant. in the country. Our facilltie for doing all kind of
Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, are first cTAsa. We
have introduced the latest and fastest Pree, and have
added to our Type ail the modern atyles, and we employ
the bet werkmen. We are thu enabled to furnish Joba
promptly, to guarantee a'dfaction and to accept low
price.
We have connected with our Job Department Adam
Superior Presse, and are prepared to execute Stereotype
PreMw ork, together with the Preairwork for outside paper,
at low figure.
tAT
51ercliantf Hankers Ilatlroad Ian
age r Inturance Affntit Nianu
ticturer kc..
Ii reprefal'y ctlrectl to onr EtAbÜhnsent they
! 4eire rt-claM work at low rate.
fy Orden fron, abroad will recetvft prompt attentlott.
t
JfgT Work fcreifhtxi ia all oaee at the. th proialad.
i
C7" Strangers from a distance, and buai
ness men of the city and country, are cordial
y inTited to rirt our office, and examine our
facilities for executing every description ot
Printing in the neatest etyle, and on the most
reasonable terms.
J35f Office on Meridian Street, South of Wah-
ingUii Street, opposite tbe I'ostoftjce.
Addkus.
ELDER HARKNESS & BINGHAM.
o rn a a
SEXTINEL
"X I .1 I I
BOO
JTST RFCEIVED k flTJT5DTD ATTXTNT 07 '
f.VaO I90VBLE ÄP1T
Gt1SSES.
For fielJ, porUbilitT an.l power they upereed
all others.
Fornileby SEMM0NS, CrjiacUa. :
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, 6C.
i
Of the prent e-t trnnrretit pnwer, of new im
provement rcoperly adjusted to th ctu.
Orders from the countrywith ruu-ticulars,
promptly attended to.
Repairing neatly done m'.th dirat.h.
SEMM0NS. Optician.
oct2J No. Ü5. S.mth lllinoU treet.
COMMISSION MERCHANTO.
JESSK .TOII"K01N
General Commission Ucrchant,
Mi
Dealer IIa Hour, ;ralnvand all klnt
of Country Produce', Wine and
Liquor rifarat Tobacco, Vc.
OrnCK AND WARFnOUSF., 337 SOLTH SECOND MT
IIILAI)i:i.lIA.
Adtance made on Conilgninent.
augftdly
WANTED.
tä--
tj
200 Recruits Wanted
FtlR THE
m.'jLm.an tra ,
OF
Thr i:itvinlli Inniii1r,
WHICH
MAJOR J. W. I.0RD0X
li authorized to rai lu In.Latia.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
JJAT FROM 13 TO t:i I'FR MONTH, ITil KA
TIONS, quarters me.Jical attettnre, Ac , com
piete. All hi enllt will atone t clothed, vubaiBte!
and provided witb ever tbing eeütial to tbelr Comfort
by the (iovernn.eM.
TLe term of rii!itmejitU Three Yritrt. I'ajlo
rnniiiietiee frt.in date of enll-ttnent.
None but aide-tMxttiol Uncle men, between tbe area of
li and 35 year, need apply.
Recruiting Rendezvous lu Metrger'a ne building. No.
6 East Washington atre t, 4Jo,n.g tVta letlow.' Halt.
D. R. COlT.rlrM Ueutenant
Klerecth Itifautry, RecrtiUitifOSlrer.
MEDICAL.
Olli: TO U OMII 1111 I, (;ua.m LIS
CoUtfh and Cold will bT away,
K.meiin In a single tar.
If to the 1 rug More you w ill go
And gel upt.lied with Tuilk'o:
Yo'i can use It freely a you pleae.
It l-er laiU to Ktve y..u ras.
Tnoe tlra'iulean under ful are, I'm aure,
lor tby pee. My Re't a lasUii cur.
Xiay SA cents er box, at all Dnig ltore.
UKANDK'S
lUvANDK'S
UHANDK'S
HUAXDE'S
TrssihA(;o
ft RES ColOH.
TUSSILAGO
CCRES COLDS.
TUSSILACO
CT'ltr IbURSKNKM.
TUSSIEAGO
CURES KORR THROAT.
ODt: TO ItltAMIIH rtsvii.ACO.
WONDERFUL GRANULFH.
Oh ' here can I find them.
To the I TO Store K r quick,
I will sj.ee.My try them;
I have a bad Coutrh,
And 1 wlvh to I ure
To have the bet remedy
TLat 111 very .oti cur.
XCf 2 P"' 0Jl. l all the Irug More.
liUAM)ES TUSSILAGO
Cl'RI ASTHM A AND RRONCHITIX.
fjjf Sfild by all Drurcist. 25 cent a bo..
KKAXDE'S TUSSI LAGO
I lleasant to tbe Tint Children rry Tor it.
HUAXDE'S TUSSILAGO
CURES HOOPING COUGH AND CROUP,
flajr Sold by all DrugrKa. Z5 cent a boa.
IUtAXDE'S TUSSILAGO
CUKES COUGHS AND COLD.H.
fg pr Iniggist. 2.1 cent a !.
REN0VATERS.
ChtU1.Vi.Yii .urn oncwi?
miBLISDMEXT.'
rpiIE UNITED STATES DTF.-H C5E, NO. SI 80UTB
JL Illinois tre?t, Ir. lianapoli, Indiana,
JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.
At i hi old and well-known establishment, tb ladiea
cao have silk and wooleu good tyed it permanent and
beautiful colors; and g etu' gartnenta thoroughly renova
ted and repaired, a good aa wbeo nr., at lower price
than ever.
New and second-hand clothing bought and obt, alo,
a patkular branch tn th bu.iuesa denominated f.ne draw
ing billiard table t.,tb. or tear in any garment can bo
ao wrought that it can not b viitl to tbe r aked eye.
trk Co intry order punctually tteteded to.
No cor-ntctioa with any other b.mse In thi city.
KetaemUr the place, No. SS Pkutb llltnoia afreet.
feb4 JOSEPH HARRI ft.
' EXPRESS COMPANIES.
.American Express Company,
a3TXi
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND
Meridian treet, Indianapoli.
Three daily F.xpree to New Tork;
Two daaiy EapreMc. to CinciunAtl. a od
Two da.ly Expree. to Chicago aod St.Looi;
The above Companies are the ci.ly privileged Kir, rt t
the followinr fa.i, vlx:
INDIANA CENTRA I
LAFAYETTE A CHICAfrO;
INDIANAI-OLIS k PERU:
TERRE HACTT A RICIfMOND;
BE LLEFONTAINE k INDIANAPOLIS.
Money, paakare, valuable aod freirht earrted rfta
aafety and dipuh, and in charge of apeclaJ a ad c(SeaBt
Boeerger.
Notes B.1U anil Drafta will be prr trpt!r eWlectel a&4
rcadjretnm oade J. BUTT ERF I ELD. Ara-C
onuccisTS.
' SCHIEFFEUN BROTHERS ti CO.,
WHOtJIlALI DErCGlST.
Aad Deafwrs in raancy Gowda
fumery, Vc.
AIo. A rem. f r the a!e of Pfned PetroWcut, Ehim
ttna; Olt, auperior to any Coal O.I, furnished tn as)
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