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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
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printed asi ifuciisi
TC2 KEW S3M1XEL OFFICE.
no, t oijtij jaßniiiAri nrnKCTt
wmw Tic roerutrica,
lroprUtor.
Yearly uocr1t-r 4 00. no au a tit is Auvssca; ot
delivered fey the carrier M 11). ceius per week, payable
erao-monthly. Sina'.e roye ne crulfc.
Clijr tbcriber will be beU rejtilde fur paper. I ft
at their hoaaea after tUey hate reunited, or bm they
wtU then Lcni.iitt'.-d. unlets rutic is given t the. of-
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NUMBER 3,798.
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Ore Uret on tnwri ti. . .
" two
to 75
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" four "
ftt evS l'iorii ln--rtlon. an.! fr cb Irvxrr
Lii vi ach -jure
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YvkW Fwrt. will rhr'lib full 1'iiljr rt,
.... ... .. . fit
ill. m.c -r.:i Iii! ft-kir rai- l äfi
Bnin Not
t)tir- fniMi-l 1 in c column, "f w i
r, will cb.r"t U.t eacU liwrUuii fl; if .
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rrr ti Im trn f ril! lr lili.
Charge will 1 tna-lf fT ll'ftStiS tit - of th I
folkMritt OftT. Hi u A-Ulivii at lb? r
nm-l, to l''il In n lif.
M.litarr Coiiij.at.i'. Or Vr tf 0! 1 fl!wN Motile
Or.kr, IVntXilri.l S.-i-tw- and SlLK'ny S.ieti-.
Fr each notice n-l rxcelnm t IS1 15 cnta f-jr tatb
nf rtim; nvr rijrhi lit.- at tli rule.
AtUKut.r;iia: rf-atb wi'h fnral notice attache!, fl;
Wllhoqt iMitire fr-
Marrlajf' N..tfrM 6ocrit.
Not irr i.f FeDval. IJrnic mid F.TirUjti,K'it-n nply
IdlvVlnitl. or nrUtii.li. or by ctaurclir. at th rrRiil ir
AlvrT!rmriif lra.fp.l an! Jnr.1 iitnlf r tb li ! f
prrUI Ni.fk-r, If tmljM-BiTOfi.wlll ochrK'J double
tb" uaal ra'rm.
AiIvrrtiM-niPt.tii maHnrf l-lhri Ihr- linos, inrt-!
oner Iii tbe I-ily, will b cbarse.1 Pfty ernt.
T arly a.lvrrti-rr to pa quarterly.
Atinouncii CAiMlH-ttrn fr tR!(v. of evrry d-M-dpf in
t ! chart'"! at the rate of 1 5o for ecb inm in the
IaUy. aii'l 1 in tbe liHy and Weekly, the wme to be, tn
all caa. rai 1 in alrancc.
1KI aifvertlnett inet1fl at tie f xpr ne ftTi t
If.rDy .rterinf. atl not rt. Uyable f..r tbe l-al (.rci-el-
lna;, t'iit col lift able at our üual time. IuMifhfra ni
arro-intable for tbe accuracy cf leiraj alverticiin tit be
yorKt tb amonnf harrel for tbrlr pnbttrflin.
KLCKR. HAKKNKJ" A r.lNtlHAM,
lT'meliir tiliana Stute Sentinel.
J. M. TII.FOKI.
Tre'lent ln1ianapoli Journal Company.
OUSINESS DIRECTORY.
IIWKI.US.
f W AK1USOXÄ' HANK. No. 1 Kal Washington tre tl
1 ft opjxite tbe Sentinel t;nce.
uuy4
i.iviiitv staiili:s.
LLKN A HIN3LET. Uvcrj and Sale Stable, tn tbe
rear of tbe Falmer ..ue. Junc5-.ily
4i ,i)ir n;s.
I
DAVIS k CO., Union Foundry, Delaware atreet.op-
poit L"nin Irjxt.
ASSFLMAN VI5TnX. Mrbirrton Foundry btm
H Machine IToTli, eat en-l l mon iH-not.
I FRANCIS 5M1TII, formerly Ivlwll 4 Smith. U-al
K-tate Agent and Tas Tay er, 37 Kast Wa-bifgtoii
:rrrt. Il viet rent. Jan25-dly 'f2
cKEKNAN PIERCE. Real Krtat Agent and
Broker, 10 Fit Vbir.-ton treet.
JU. T. WILEY, Ral Estate Agent and Stock P.r...
r, 10', F.t Wai-hirgton street. may 14
root ami mioi; di:.i.i:h.
1 C. MAYHF.W A CO., Wh. Ieal dealer In IWN
J. .hoe, and Kubbt-r. No. 4 K-bert' Block, opposite
I
the I ition lept, lt)lin.p !i. Ind. sef.4
ADAM KNOIiI.K A SOX, msnufacturem and deIer
in all kind of Hoot, and Sh, No. 32 Kat Wa-h-DH'ion
street. apriT
hooks am sr riM:itv.
BOKN. STEWART A CO., whWale and rstjil deul
er U Book arnl Stationery, and Printer Matt-rial.
Ho. IS Wet Washington street. aprV
I)UI'i4 M Mi:i)K'IM.
m mILET M. LOW KT. Milta.lST. leabr in Pruif,
Chem'cal. Pin?-, Oil, le:nfT.. ltai:c, Prttei.t
an i other MedU in, Notion ami P rfunirrj No. 43 Ma
aebuaett avenne, (ndiaiapoli. tii.10-ly .
FIOMUNStiN A COX. dealer in lrug. Medicine.
I Paints. V.1, (ils, Perf jmery. Fancy Oood. Ac, Ni.
1& Eat Washington tre t. lndiana(oli. mavis
" CROWNINtJ, liruggM, and dealer In Taint. Oil.
Varnibe, K-e-tu!T. Ola-slilaow are, IVrfiirncry.
Ac., No. tJ. Wet Wa-hiinrt' ti street. apr.'7
DUY iMlS.
WA II. til.FNN A CO. New Tork Store, Iry
. (i.il wholesale and Retail, Glenn' HI.', F.at
?Tbiructoi Mreet. ma5
MOVES .lDTH WAItr.. I
i
C 111 ARLES OIX. lealer in Stoxe. Tin Ware, Ac. No. i
11 fi Wa.hoton tr-et. aprt7 !
isoou iii.Mii:us.
CAMPBELL A U)YLFS.IUMk Binder and Blank Rook !
Manufacturer. No. 37 Eat W a.binton t., et of '
Giena'a ho-k, i;p uir, liv!Uiia;x!i. fel 25-dtf J
DOlViLAS A PALVF.R, K.-oW Bindern anl Blank Bo( k j
Manufarturer, N. 3tlt Fat Wa-hirton tre-t, (
vrr Alford, Milla A Co'a Grocery. mayi?
C lilt , 4 J I. A SN AMI (Jl i;iSVAIU..
HAWTHORN A BfCHANAN. Importer of China,
Gl and Jaeen.ware, No. 83 East Wabington t.,
Imii.ir.apoH, Indiana. dlj
7IF.II4 H AN I XAII.4HCK.
I A RE DE RICK tHEPPFR, Merchant Tailor, and dealer
' in ready made clothing and f.riiih.ng good-.. No. 21
Wet Wabi: ct. n Mrret. ppite S. aUiiel office. mj2
ITTOICMAN.
KILBV FKluil'MIN, Attorney a'.d Couurir at l.ar.
PaC ili for approved Judgment and m..rt-.-
ai-- necotia'ea b au, not. Ac. 03'ce, 24 FatW.h-
Ir.gton tr-et, ui-ia.r, vcoivl dvwr to the right harnl. .;-
p.te lenii nio a. octt
rfüL
"m 1 C I)N U.l. ROACH E A LEW l. J.ebo F. Mr IV.n-
V ft. aid, AMion I Kacb. Joeprt . Lrwi,l At-
UortM-yt and Coun! at Ijl. .CtuAUuraoce .n- ;
ftar.y HutiJinfc, mooimI fl.r, Vnnj Waid irert. jeXJly
MACHINISTS.
2
BLiVliSJllTll SHOP.
n A TING E NTT E FLY REFTTTED THE SHOP FORM
ERLY occupteU by John Cooper, tn tKcool,
b A Co'. ltM ant Hub Factory, I am preparvd to do
all kind of work in the machinery tr b!acl:nit hing
lire. Ilavirg tad twelve year. eijxrloiice in the bet
tiacbjsbcp. in tbe country, I Cattrr m wlf that I can
gtTe enure Mtisfaction to thoe Lo tiav' favor me with
their work. I tare In my err ploy .t,e of tie b-t black
Diitb. In the Sta'e. artd pay particular attntknto hore
ffcoetngand machine forgtr.e.
Kepainng of ail kits! promptly attended to
VtvvleU of all au-d bu.lt fur tbe (aleot oti.
Ken eniVr tie plare, one anare oulh uf tie Ut.icn
Depot, III tK.i treet V T. N.
tutylo-dl 'CI
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NOTICE.
YV
7 y. ba. Ihl day 4J our
Bakery lm Meter. Nick-
urn A Parrott.
Tbackii.a: tbe public ia ire&eral for lU'tr liberal patron,
age. wewwuid re-firctfuliy ak tbe coi.tti uarce f tue
na. toour ucce..r. A. A J. MtTZFR.
l1uaju!n July f. Ui Jyll -lit
DRY COODS.
2
T
Im C
DRUCS.
NEW FIRM.
Til AVK anociated with tue In buine Mr. G. W. '
Moan, who ba been an a-Mtai:t in iLe store for a j
tminber of year ;;t. Hereafter the business will be j
continued at (be '.M atand under tbe tirm of
IIKOUMMi A SLOI.'V.
!
I feel grati f il for the liber.il p.vroninc wh'th we hare
vrr 'ec-ive.! tru-t by trict attenii iii to bu:r. s and
the n ait of our cu-toiner to merit and rt tf n the a-ne.
K. BLOW XING.
Vl.l. peror. Knowing thetn'-elrr in '.-bted to me w ill
plec c.ill at their ear!it convenieiice and make
etileruentof Mliif, and oblige
It. BKOWXIMi.
I
(LATE R. BROWXINt;.)
HC nj lai fai
22 Wet Wahinti Street. Iudiatiaj-oli,
llae in store a I rge and afllseleited stock of Prags,
Meditinr. Cbeniical, Pain t. Oil ,Va--nihe,ye.
atutf-, 1 1 l..sw are. indow t ;la,Brushf ,
Ciar, Tu!aiCo, Sj.ict . Pt rf.tmery,
Fanc.v and loilet Article,
Coal till and lnip.
I'ateM M .-.l;ciiic,
and a!l urticl- to complete the st--k of a Druggist. A
we oiicbae pnncipilly for c.ib, d;r-ct frort the import
er and tiij:nifiturrr, and bin diroii to retain the
rrp-itatn-n which our b.ue ba- ever enjoed of M-Uing
j.o-, ftrK ti-tiilf, grt-at care I taken in the sebciion
of lr :c in r fcrence t their ; t.!u. Our favilit are
such lhaf we feel ii.ti.leai we can oVr, in urn and un
adulterated articles, as strong induceuo nts as any other
We-tern bue.
All order will re-eive the peisonal attention of one
of !h firm tireat care taken in thedten-in? of phvsl
cia I' prescriptions and fannly reeip- f i oru trictly i ure
artH-le, and we f.-el coi,ti-.t-nt we can rentier satifaction
in the nVe and r.7y of rood.
BKOWNING A SLOAN,
22 West Washington itreet.
1
EST American and French Window G!a.: JOoboiea
I WiihlcT av.rtd. from sxli) to rCx60, in ture and
Windol av.rtd, fron
b-rs le at lowot ture I t
BROWNING A SLOAN.
pALNTS! OILS! VAKXISHES!
;nn KFG$ rurf wtlte Lead;
WW
5Q BAKREIA UcseelOt'.;
Jfj CASKS Yellow Ochre;
Q CASKS Venn. Ucd.
With a large stock of Vami-he. Paint, and Color of
all kind, ground In oil and drT. Forsyte at tbe lowe.f
Cfcurea. BROWNING 1 SLOAN,
-3 Wet Wa-hisgtoo treet.
I
Brushes! Brushes!
,)nn ImZEN Part and Varnih Bncf, Wall
'? Bruhe. Sah Te-d. r.l-?ler. Soru. Shoe.
li-re, riair, Ilt, and Cloth Bnih-- .f all in d at low et
rure ( BROWNING SLOAN'S.
Jel4-deodAeem3tn
SCHOOL BOOKS.
OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C..&2.,
IX SMALL OR LA KG F.Q CAN TIT! CS.
A l BO tV IN. KTItWAKT A Cw'a
J
DAILY SEiTIIVKL
IIJDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
gUatro taib B AiLaoA.
Tram Lear. Train Arrive.
125 A.M Mall 735 A.M.
13 P. M 11:45 A M.
940 P. M h30 P.M.
iKniAiAruua ai cotratita tia rio.
Train Iave. Traina Arrire
5:20 A. M FipreM 1:35 P. M.
8:40 P. M Accommodation 10:45 A. M.
IIMAIACtmil AAiAW AT.
Traina leaee. Train ArriT.
A mm 9 A il
ll.'S A. M Mall M5 P M.
T-'IO P. M - 95 P. M.
UHII trout AVU COLt'UBCS H0UT LI I, VIA lATTtX.
Train Leave. Train Arrive.
8:i0 A. M tr5 A. M.
1U55 A. M 2:15 P. M.
710 P.M -35 P. M.
ISD4AJI ArOUB A rtaClMATt KAIUOAD.
Train Leave. Traina Arrire.
515 A.M lO-.lr A.M.
11:75 A. M 15 P. M
7:05 P. M 10:10 P. M
TERBK IACTI kAJiaOAO.
Traina Iave. Train Arrive.
10:70 A.M 4 55 A.M.
V5i P. M 11-25 A. M.
10:15 P. M r. ..7 00 P. M.
II AI BART AKD CHICAGO ROAD XEJICASTI.lt JVXCTol
Ooimr North. Golrur South,
5 00 P. M ExrreM 11:25 A. M.
11:05 A. M Freight. Dally 1:00 P.M.
LA'ATtTTK RAftaAAD.
Train lear.
Ii 30 A. M
6 40 P. M
10:45 P. M
Trafna Arrive.
.. fd A. M.
..11:15 A. M.
,. 5.45 P. M.
rtr Asoi.DiAXAroi.SRAn.OAP.
Trafn !eare. Train Arrive.
in.20 M ..Moil 11:20 A.M.
1:00 P. M ChlcagoExpre 4 30 P.M
ima troma An maii.o aaii-aoar.
Train f-ave.
Train Arrive.
12 m P. M Mail
lf.'0 A. M.
. 6:00 P. M
6 30 A.M... .Frm Freisrbt LVpotJ.
aarritKaOiKvii.i.r raiijcoad.
Triti lave. Train Arrive.
7 45 A.M Mail 5:10A.M.
00 P. M 8: 40 P.M.
Arrival and Iloi;iriurf or :inlng
of .Huilw.
AKRIVAUI.
Madisoti mail
t'inciniiati and way mail
JelJersotiviile and Louisville
.11:00 a.
.10:20 A.
. 8 45 r.
.11 10 i.
.11 40 A.
. 2 3 P.
. 7:'J0 r.
. 6 IK) e.
. . . .
Term Haute w ay mail
Peru mail
Central way mail
. .
. .
Tme Haute through mail
Lafayette and Chicago ....
IVilefuiitaiiie way roi.il
B'lli-fbtaine through mail
Central tbrouuh miiil.. ..
Cincmiiaiitbroub mail....
. H 3 P. M
. 7:5 A. M
. 7 30 a. m
, . Hh't r. m
.1U:15 A. at
Springfield,! Uinnls,
OtlAITI tri.
JeffermnvUlf and Li)iiiville mail.
Terre Iljute through mail, St. Loui, Cairo.
Lafaj-eite and C-iKik;o. . . . .
I-iUyrtteCity and 4riugtlfll, Illinois ....
Mad:on m.il
Central wnv mail
Central th fmi Rh nmll and WaLiiigUuCit).
Cincinnati and way mail
Through mail
Terre Haute kij, Evan.vll!e and Vincenne
Perti
Bellefontaine way and through
srxntr MAIL.
B l'.f n'.nin w a v mad ....
l.O i Ue Irl Jel'ei -otiville
T'l-r an-e tb toi b
J.t'jt t'lonf.
... 730 v. m.
.. . 'j:2ii a. m.
..H-aM a. j.
. . 7 "0 p. m.
...ll-",0 A.M.
. . 10:55 A. M.
,.. ecu r m.
. . ln:::o a. m.
. . . 6 P. w.
...12-30 P. M.
. . 121 0 w.
. .. 7:30 p.
... 5:01 p. m.
... 5: 0 p. M.
... . f-M'O e m.
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
;VI V HlllllIN It I. VISION.
Tbe eecn! volume of Messro.Gavin A Hord's compila
tion of Indiana Sta utt a ha Jnt appeared. Thi volume
completes their work. Its mechanical execution is ver
c edita' le; and the skill, learning, and labor which the
editor have Letowed on it, merit tbe hih' t praige.
None but leaned, dilitut la-vyers could have produced
auch a w rk.
The secon-l volume embrac- all the public statnte of
Indiana now in force upon the subjects to which it relates,
a-jd the first ail excepting tbe act. of the last regular and
evtra seVion of the l-e-ji-Uturc. It is a great excel
lence of the compilation thai all exiting statutes on each
mbjeet are cdleeted together in the same place In these
jltitne; eothuttle reader can sce atag'ance all the
lcgKltin in force n any piven subject. Take, for ea
aaiple, the act of 1Ö2, or;iiizin?r Court of Common
Tlea the ed.tor publish the act at Urge, and they also
print. In the form of note on the ame pape- containing
tlii statute, all the acts amendatory to it which have
t een passed up to this time. And o they have done of
all the other net contained In the revision of l-52.
Tbe editor have added much to the value of these vol
umes especially the last by the copiou and learned
note with which the volume abound. Thee note Indi
cate nunh l.ihoraud lenal acumen. They furidb u, in a
c incie and accurate form, with all the ad udications of
our Supreme Court on the statutes. Thee adjudica
tions behi,? now very numerous ibe references to them
i i the volumes uti'er c 'U-ideration, willbc of great value
t- tbe lawyer, and indeed to all persons concerned in the
aduiii.i-tra lon o' Jutice. The edit-T have bo referred,
in the r note-, to numerous declfiotis In othei States,
ma le on statute similar to our.
An excellence of tbee volume, not to be overlooked
the full and accurate indea appended to ech. lu Indi
ana, there never has been a good index to any volumes of
statutes published by authority. This provoking defect
la bveu completely remedied in tbe volume under re
ie; and these indexes will greatly lighten the labor of
all who have occasion to look into our tatnte.
TU i the firt time that private enteTriie has at
tecii'ted the publication of Indiana statutes. The at
tempt, I do not doubt, will be successful, and will
duly reward the learned editor and eiiterpriiing publish
er. Every lawyer w ill, of course, purchase these volumes;
and every clerk, sherif, and justice of the peace of the
Maie, w ill find it to hi. advantage to own them.
DAVID M'DONALD.
Indianapolis, June 5, 1S62
The -oretjoing notice by Judo McDosalp, cf (Javis &
Horp's Compilation cf the Statutes of Indiana, Is not de
ijcned a a pu.T of the work, but is an unolicited com
inendation ot tbe ability, accuracy, and omplelenes
vtith which thee volumes have been prepared.
The second volume, which has just been issued from
the prea, i bein,; delivered to subscriber a rapidly a
poible. Tbi edition of the statutes will be found a ne
reity to every lawyer, Justices of the peace, and county
ofl'.cer in tbe State. The publication of tbe work Is a
private ei.terprie, and the pullihers only hope for re
muneration i in it sale to those for whose convenience
itw prepovd. The two volumes contain aNut 16iH)
pat of inatrer, nearly d -ubl the quantity embraced
i he te vision f l-52.
The prce of the w ork Is 4 50 per volume, or i3 OO for
tbe two velun e. Order addressed to the subscriber wil
receive prompt attention. J.J. BINGHAM,
JuDt 7th, lv2. Indianapolis Ind.
BARBERS.
.VüJir B AIM ER su or.
SnrCRAFT HA orKNEP A BARBFR SnOP IN
the new block cf John C. New, two dor oith of
tte roto(Sce, on the secoi d Coor, Hocta No. S and 9,
where he will be pleased to alt Li old cu'iemer I
In full blal with ehalr. octl0-tly
LIVERY STABLE.
4X7. 1Tavr . Bam.i.ij cjC?
Exchange Stables,
n Illinois .Street,
Oppoite P.ate House. lEdianapob, Ind.
ate5-dly
MEDICAL.
What is Life Without Health ?
A Coid is annoyii g.
A Cougb I rout desome.
Hoarene prevent peeeb.
re Throat are piinfr
BRANDE'S TUSS1XAG0
I peasant tn take, and oon efrct a cure.
IS eeai. a Vei. at all the htg Store
Indluua a.rrtltttar.
axXATk..
RrrtkLiCA.N. uoLOixo orta.
Delaware anl BUckfurJ Wtlter March.
Fayette a r Unioti Uenj tiuin F. C!arptxl.
Fountaii Hetirjr CanipJ-!!.
11 miiltoii a;il Titon(Jeo. B. Grutb.
Heti-lru k atxl Uttone Silo own HUir.
Heiirj Jushn.i II. Mallttt.
LK.'ite and St;irkeALrtm Tef:irJen.
Mtaniintul Fultme D miel li. UewrM.
Montgumer ilklncl G. While.
Ntble, DKu!t and Steubei. Timothj 11.
Dii-kin-ton.
Ii Ii Jol h Thomas K. Krown, (contested.)
Hu-li Edward H. M. lierrj.
Decatur J. D FleiU 13.
RIPIBLICANS Fl.tCTED.
Jcflr4rn--Juliii L. M.tii.-tield.
Wvne Oihtiel IJce-nn.
Denton. Warren and White Alfred Keed.
TippeiMntie -Mues C CuNer.
Jatr, Luke, Newton and Porter Ezra Right.
Kosciusko niii Wabash W.C. (rrave.
Ptke und Vermillion 0. I'. Daris.
Mitriuii Jtilui C. New (content) S 21,
DEMOCRAT. HOLDIM) tlVkK.
Clurk and Sctt Clmrles F. Feriru-ou.
Cluy mid I'ultum Arcliibnld Jolumtun.
(iitoc, Dabjis and Pike Thooi9 Shoulders.
Johnen und Mortn Franklin Lmders.
Sfielbr and Ilmcuck Martin M. Riy.
Vigo nnd Solliran Henry K. Wilson.
Wnshinoton tid Harrison S'tnetjii K. Wolf.
Jennings and J;ckon MetJeW. Shields 9
DIM0CKAT ILLCTED.
Fluvd Auu-tus Hr.ijlev.
M.usiiall and St. JoJt-pIi Horace Corbin.
(r;ibt and Madison Juhu D. M4rhdll.
Pisev and V.iiiderLurgli George W. Finch.
IVtiv, Sj-encer und V,,rio k B. L. Fuller.
Divisniid Kirn James I) Willi; res.
(Jree.-ieand Owen CJenroe N. Muure.
Lawrence und M ti tin I'Lonnta It Cobb.
Criwhdd iind Orange Henry Jcnkiiij.
(iiown Mini M'Hirje P.iri C Lunniti;.
D trtlio'oinew Francis T. Ilurd.
De.uboin Janas W. Gaff.
Fruiiklin Thoina Oitlurd.
Adiim.', Ja)- and Well George S. Drown.
Allen Pliny Hoaol.uid.
lluntitiotoii Mini Whitley A. J. Douglas.
Carroll .md Cliniun Leander McC'ur.
I'as. Howard and Pulaski John DvLj.
Riplej William L HaitkM 1U 27.
l.DKPK.lr.NT.
Oliio and S il.ei i;tnU AlfXander C Djw ney.
Xo.-ciiisko and Waba?li William U. Gracs.
Republicans holdiii"; over 13
elected
21
Deuiocrati lioldtii"; over e
eleeietl l'J
Independent;?.
EU'REsfcMTATlVES.
DFM.
Ad.im P. X. Collins 1
Allen Ochmif: UiM, John P. 6hoatl'.. .2
ll iitlioloniew O II. P. Abbilt 1
Jloone silit i man Hostetier
lloone iind Heioiiieks Thu. J. CaMjn.
Hrown biephen V. Cook 1
Catroll John It. Mihov 1
Cae Clmtle-s 11. Lissel'le 1
Cl.ii u Jona (.!. llou.ttd 1
Clinton Cornelius J . Milier 1
Clat Adam 0. Veuth 1
Craw tuid Tl:t.ni;is Rhii 1
Diviess 0 S Givpi I
Deal born 0. F. Robert, All. Rreui .2
Decatur Dav id II. Van Du.-kii k. . . . . .
Delaware Allied Kiiijoie
DeKuib Miles Waterman 1
Duboi B R. Kemp 1
Elkhait Matthew Riiu,ey 1
El k. I..tr. an. 1 L. i i: in,e Auios Itvi..
Faette and Union liuseil li. Ptrrj. .
Founlai SuiiuoJ Haltield 1
Fund Ceo V. Hunk 1
Fmnklin Kedin U-boru 1
Fultmi 2C. G. Sli dl'er 1
(iilvii Silas M. lloleumb.. 1
Giant James llenliy
(iieene John Huniphie 1
Harrison John Leu; mon 1
II incock Goo. Y. Atkinson
H tneovk and Shelby James L. Mason 1
Ham lion and Tipton J unes O'Brien.
Henry Charles D Morgan
Hendricks James M. Grej:g
Howard J. M. Leeils
lluiitinotoii and Whiiiev Samuel
Me(.,ucliey 1
Jackson J.ion li Ihown I
Jasper and Pulaski John Darroch. . . .1
Jenniii! Hulchins
Jefferson David C. Dranhaiu and J.
L R..e
Johnson A V. Pendleton 1
Jay Samuel A. SIhmIV .....1
Johnson und Morgan Tholnns W.
Woolen 1
Kosciusko Henry J Ryerlc
Kociu.ko Miid Wnbajh Jos. Marshal
Mol.
Knox William E. IN'ihUck
L;ior.iiij:e Francis P. Grieth.
Lake
L-Mrte Ja me Forester and W.
.1
W.
lliuins.
Li w i ei ice Nathaniel William? I
M idison Richard Luke,.. 1
Matimi J.hnC. Tarkuiton kih! W.H.
K eu 1 rick (contested)
Marshall Sinke M A O Packard. 1
Mcmue Smiuel H. Bukirk. ...... . 1
Moiitoomery James F. Harney 1
Morgan J. J. Johnon
M it tin John R O'Drien 1
Miami R. F. Dnildson 1
Noble Timothy Raker
Ohio and Switzerland R. N. Limb...
Orange (Jeorire H. Hon 1
0e. J ic- b V Wolle 1
Paike C-tsper Hurt
R.ke William H. Df Duller
Perry Ja me II ardin.
pitei L A. C isj. ...
Pose E. M. S;encer
Putnam Austin H. Puett and George
W. IWt . .2
Ripley Flwin P. Ferris 1
Rindoipli John H. Moorman
Rush William S. Hall 1
Scott Daniel Riocher 1
Sencer James W. Lemmon 1
Sullivan Siethen ü. Durton I
Shelby Jacob Mutz 1
Steuben En R. Noy e
St. Joreph Andrew AnderMn, Jr
Tippecanoe Joseph II Ilershey, Samuel
MusUnl
Viinderlmi atid Posey John A.Reitz.l
Vandeibur: Thomas E. Garvin 1
Vermillion Ird Ataiiil
Vise B.tvles W. HiRiit, Juo. Kemp. .2
WAbsh -John L. Stone
Warren Benjimin F. Grejorj
Washington Jamison Lee 1
Washington and Harrison Aaron L.
Harden 1
Wayne Israel Woodruff, Oliver T.
Jones, E. R. Newman
Wellsaud DUckford Geo. S. ilowell.l
White and Denton John T. Richard-
on 1
Warrick Chambers
i
1 1
1
CO
TOBACCO AND CICARS.
300,000
( i ; a i: s
Just Elect Irtd.
.TOUTS' .V. IIKIDLINGKU !
Just returned ftm C-neerte it.
m7BFRK MF. HA 4 E.V. AG ED 4.000 flSR DO-
f XKSTiCCifirt. All ro vi LTbe rarraute4
cf ue very be-t quality, and will tell
25 Per Cent. Lower
Tnaaani other bon e wid rumi-h tbe same quality
Every one wr eil e aar, waol-ale or r-tall dealer !
com soon and caanUM the a ock. i
JOHN A. HflHUNGER.
novit Ne. Palaaer Hone
RAILROADS.
Bellefontaine Line.
CHANGE O TI3IE.
O
N AND AFTKR IfONDAT, DFCEMBER 1, TRAINS
will leave Indianapolis
MilTi At 6:00 o'clock A. 51.
Night Kxearss At 8:30 P. M.
Trains w-ll arrive at Indianapoliic
Mtt.TAi Atr:o P. M.
NlRT r XetKSfc At 7-10 A. M.
Other train aa heretofore advertised.
JOHN bUol'uIl, General Superintendent,
decl-dlw
ÄXAP0L1S AND CINCINNATI
am JL. A m aa t
Slioriewt ltoute by Tllrljr ?llles!
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI 1
Three trainleave Indianapolis Daily, (Sundays excepted.)
1:iIR$TTKAlN.-5:15 A.M , (CINCINNATI EXPRESS
i arrive at Cincinnati at IO-.40A M., aui Lexiugtoa
Ky., 7:30 P.M.
ecjnd Train 11:25 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrive at
Cincinnati : P. M., making close connection with tha
Little Miami Railroad lor Loveland, Morrow, Columbus,
Newark. ZaneviHe. and Leelin.
Tl.ird Train 7 05 P. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati 12.20 P. M.
fare same a by any other route.
Call for your tickets r ii the Indianapolis and Ciorit.nati
Railroad.
Ik.'.iKf checked thronpb.
SrtvCtAU NoTira. 1 sure you get in tht riht train at
Indianapolis. The rily Circinnatl train, stands u the
Cf;b track, beiiiif the farthest track south in the Cuion
Depot, at Indianapolis.
W. H. L. N0DLF. General Ticket Agent.
r. XI. Lnuf.ow, Tj-avelhigAitetit hosVl '.LJL
PERU AND INDJJUa'APOLIS
RAILROAD.
1802. RPggSgS 1S62.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
yew ltoute to Chicago via Kokomo.
32 MILES SHtpRTKK THAN OTHER R0CTK.
ON AND AFTER NOV. 15, 1SG2, train will be
run a follow s:
A Ma l Train will leave Indianapolis at 1:00 P.M.,
stop at all station and make close connect ion at Kokomo
itb train on tne Cincinnati and Chieaito Air Line Rail
road for Lo?aaport, Valparaiso and C'hicasjo, and arrive
at Peru at 5:00 I. M., in time to make connections witb
train on the Toledo and Wabah Railway, going East and
Yest.
Ueturniinr, the ame train will leave Peru at 7-25
A. M.. after the arrival of tbe trin on the T. A W. R. VV.
from the East, and arrive at Indianapolis at ll:2o A. M.
in time to make connections for all points Eat, South
and Wet.
An Expresstrain will leave Indianapolis at 10:20 P. M.,
connect at Kokomo wi'h traiu far t.'iiic o. arid arrive ai
l'eru at. 230 A. M., intime to tn.ikecoiim ction with trains
poinj; East and West on the Toledo and Waba.-di Kail
way.
Returning the same train w ill leave Pern at 12:25 M ,
making tlo-c connection at Kokomo with the trains
on the Cincinnati aid Chicago Riilway from Chicazo
Valparaiso and Loga, port, and arrive at Indianapolis at
4 30 I'. M.. In time to connect with the evening train fot
Cincinnati. Louisville and other point-:.
Special aitentioti givt-u to the tranKrtatIoii of live
stock, pr-s'.uie and mertbatidise irenrraüy.
DAVID MACY.deneral Agent and Superintendent.
V. T. Maixitt, General Ticket Agent. novl. '6--dly
(?P.arBa fT T ia f- .
JEFFERSON VILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted
Train Arrive
5:45 P. M...
5:10 A. M...
Trains Leave.
:o ... .ti
9:'HD P. U.
VROVE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
of passengers at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin,
Edinburgh, Columbus, making coniections at Seymour
with trains on tbe Ohio A Missisijji Koad, and at Iuis
vi'ie with train on the !uisville, Frankfort A Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roud...
Frs-icht wain-leave daily. Freight promptly forwarded.
08ice, 3IalioH Depot, Ve.t side.
A. S. CAROTHERS, Sujerintendent.
J. G. WniTroMi. Fr-lght Agent. apl'62-dly
Iiiiliaiinpoli asnl
II ail Ik on
BC.XsT
1862.
1862.
rilHF. PASSENGER TR.VIN WILL LEAVE THE
1 Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 12:30 p. M. daily, for
Madison, Cincinnati and Loubville.
This ii. the shorU-st railway line to Cincinnati and loui
ville connecting at Madison with the United States Mail
Line steamers, arriving at Cincinnati In time to con
nect vitb the Express Train on tbe Little Miami railroad
leaving at 7 o'clock A. L, for the Eat, and by the Ken
tucky Central Rti!roid for the South, and at Louisville
about 11 I. Jl.
Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the above
steamers, and al by the Madison packets. Forest Queen
and Iriores8, arriving ai Madison in time to connect with
the I'asenrer Train leaving at G A. M., and arriving at
Indiatiapoli at K 50 A. M., n akirp connections with
all train leavine for the Eat, West, and North.
For the accommodation of way pasengers a Car will
run in connection w ith the Freight Train daily, leaving
'.i lianapois at 6:.10 A.M wnicb train remains Konieiirue at
: t:h station, iftording parser Kers an opportunity for tbe
rmactkn rd business, arriving at North Madison at 2:50
M.
tare to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati to
Indianapolis, 3.3 OO ; To
Louiavillc J 3 50.
No charge for meals or state-rooms on the steamers, or
for baggage or omnibus at Madison.
TarLlf -f Freights a low a by any other route.
Shipper and mertbant? West will find it to their inter
est to travel oer and ship by this line.
ap26-lf. D. C. I1UANHAM. Superintendent.
1862 SS3S
1862
VLL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS I OR ST.
JOSEPH and other points in Northern Missouri, the
Stale of Kansas, or tlie Territories, should Insist on hav
ing ticket that read by the
.xmrii tiisno nn icaimcoad.
The only rail route from St. Loui to St. Jo-eph. It Is the
shortest and quickest line, by thirteen hour, to the re
motest point reached by tail, and 1 always as cheap a
any other. Buy your Ticket to Kanaa and all point, in
Northern Missouri by the North Missouri luilroad.
ISAAC H. STURGEON,
Pret and Gen'l Supt. Nortw Miouii R. R.
HENRT II SIMMONS, General Traveling Agent.
i17-dle
MUSIC.
PIANO PORTES
ALL WHO WISH TO GET ELEGANT
Rosewood Piano-, superiortoce and fJt-i.-lt
: are Invited to examine the Piano of Cha
' 17 j " M. StiefT, of Baltimore, now on exhibition
at Mr. Suf ern's Musi: Rooms in the Ktna Build.ng.
Room open from 7 A. M. till 8, P. M.
JyS-dly J. WILLIAM SI FFFRN
Drums! Drums!
a .j aai . . r - - . -
BASS DRUMS,
TENOR DRUMS,
SNAKE PRX7TWT3,
BOITS DRTJTVT3.
. 4 Dtate Heute.
tio-lS
CROCERIES.
Groceries ! Groceries!!
rflllK NEW ADDITIONS TO MT STOCK OF GR0
J CEKIES make it complete, comprising- everything
to be found in a w ell regulated
C-rocery I!.tallilinictit.
I am prepared to serve rn friends and the put he pen
f rally, w i'h all article need- d for family tue. Particular
atteotioa is given to the purchase of produce. Prices
low a the lowest. J. BARNARD.
etia-iSra-f N.l Sooth Meridian treet.
PATENTS.
PATENTS
OUTAINF.D FOR NEW INVENTION? OP EVXRT
description. Fee contingent on sncees. N pat
er:t lo pay. Send for ürcelar. c1r1rr tent, dlreetiona.
Ac. Address AMOS BK0AD5A X.
avlt-4iy Paust Attorr.y. Wkt&rte.D. C
DOOIt AND JOD PniNTINC.
INDIANA
STATE SENTIKEL
STEAM PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT!
WE ARK PREPARED It) EXECUTE ALL ORDERS
for Book and Job Printing, with dispatch and In
the best style of the art. Particular attention paid to
Mercantile and Railroad
area as
DILLS OF LAD1N0, fcl'SINESS CARDS,
BILLHEADS, BLANKS, DEEDS,
LKTTF.R HEADINGS. REGISTERS.
CIRCULARS,
RECF.llT8.Ac
Show Cards and Bills !
checks. Notes
bonds, knvklopes,
8T(XJK CERTIFICATES, LEEDS, Ac. ,1c
POSTING BILLS
Cüorar ntkCHAsn.
Miow Ulli, Hotel Hill of Fare. Hand
Hill Po nie rat and Programme.
Labels. Invltntionn (Par
tlesnnd IlalU.)
s won,
avaar ocacfurnoa.
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOG UKS,
VISCKLLANKOUS PAMPHLETS,
coNsnimoNs,
REPORTS,
BRIEFS. Ac.
We have one of the moat compl-ta Printing Establish
ments in the country. Our facilities for doing all k'nds of
Work, Look, Plain or Ornamental, art first clas. We
bavelntrodace4 the latest and fastest Presses, and have
aided to our Type ail the modem styles, and we employ
the bett workmen. We are that enabled to furnltb Job
promptly, to guarantee satisfaction and to accept lw
l-ricea.
We hava connected with ocr Job Department Adams
Superior Presses, and ara prepared to execute Stereotyp
Ptw ork, together with ths Prew ork for otitaide paper.
atlow flarw.
rjBCJba
SlcrctiantSf Ranker Hat 1 1 rasas at Tf atn
averts insurance Ag ent .Tianu
facturerti dec
Ii retpvfalTy toct4 to otir E etat haha et itrj
drlre fnt-clau werk at lev ritea
fyOrdari froa. abroad wCl receipt pr&cpt attetrdoc
fgy Work fu rnii bed In all cases at the Urn promial.
GT Strangers from a distance, and busi
ness men of the city and country, arc cordial
ly invited to viait oar office, and examine our
facilities for executing every description ol
Printing in the neatot ttvle. and oo the most
reasonable terms.
OtSce on Meridian Street, South of Waah- j
ingtou ätreet, oppoeite the PoatofSe.
ELDEB HARKNES8 & BDIGHAU.
1300
JUST tXCXITID A SllXNIXD AtSOHTZZZT C9
Tor ße!i, portabjity and power they to petrel
all others.
For aal by SEMU0XS. Opticlaa.
SPECTACLES, EyTgLASSES, CiC,
Of the prentest tranparent power, ef new la
proTf meet properly a.ljuted to the ct.
OrvJera from the cvuntry, with paxtLu!ari,
promptlT attended to.
Repairing neatly dort wltii dintch.
SUMMONS. Optician.
oct2? o. 2j. Siuth Illinois treet.
COMMIgSIOrJ MGr.CMAr.TGe
JKSSli JOHNSON.
General Commission Ilcrchont,
A.xrv
Dealer lb Hour, Grain and all Kind
f Conntry Produce; Wlnv saad.
l.lquorfttClgarai Totncco Vc.
OmC! AND TTaVatEHOUSE, S3T SOUTH SECOND fT
IIILADTLFIIIA.
Adrancf made on CanslgnnaBU.
atgJly
WANTED.
200 Recruits Wanted
POKTHE
. OF
The Eleven. h ItiHintry,
VTHlOl
MAJOR J. W. liORCOX
If aatLorlzed to rait Id Indiana.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR'S BOUNTY.
AT ROM 113 TO li TFU MOS! 11, WITH LA
TIONS, qnarter. ru-licl attenlaie. Ae . com
plete. All w t enllM will at once be cMhed. u 1te4
and provided with everything essential to their confort
ty the Government.
Tne tet in of enlMtnent UTIiree Years Payte
comnience from date of e;li-tnient.
None but able-lMwtietl inrle men, between the ares f
lH til X't year. neel apply .
Recrui'irr liendexvon In Meti per iw bnildin-, Jf.
MEat WaLir.Ktou street, adjoinina (Vld l elio' HalL
l. K. t5l)lT, Mm utmtnt
Eles-enth Infantry. Itecruftlng Officer.
MEDICAL.
ODE TO OM)l HU L LUA1I LL,
Concha and Cold will a: away,
fiometin'e in a strle dy,
if to the Itrus Store you will go
And get upplted with Tuilco;
Tot can u-e ii frerly a Joa pa.
It a ver tail to give yoo eae.
Tnoe Urämie wonderful are, I'm sort.
For tbey peedily eff-ct a lasting care.
5)" cent -er b, at II Dnig Stores.
IIUANDE'S
BRAXDE'S
BRANDE'S
BRANDE'S
TUSSILAGO
CURES CtiLCIIS.
TUSSILAGO
CUKES COLDS.
TUSSILAGO
CURE HOARSENESS.
TUSSILAGO
CURES ORK THROAT.
oni: to iiUAni;s tiilaco.
vTONDERirL C.RANULES.
Oh' where can I Cnd them.
To the Drug Stort go quick,
I will rpeedily try them;
1 have a tad Conch,
And I wi.h to he sura
To have the be.t remedy
TVat w ill eery soon etire.
XTf 35 Cfi U per boa, 4 all the Drag Stores.
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
CURP.S ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
Xtr Sold by all Drngjriata. 15 cent, a boa.
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
It I1fant to tbe Tan Children try for It.
B RA N I) ES TUSSILAGO
CURES HOOPING COLV.H AND CIUUP.
EJCÖT Sld by all Drnggiet. eenU a boa.
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
CURES COUGHS AND COLD.
E3t bi If all Druiiu. ti oeuu a boa.
RENO VATERS.
ESTABLISHMENT.
rflHE UNITED STATES DTE-HUSE. NO. SI SOUTH
1 Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.
At this old a&4 well-known establishment, taa lad tea
can hav kiSks aid woIen cools Cyel I t permanent and
beautiful color; and gents' rmtuu thoroughly renova
te! anl repaired, aa gxxd as wben sew, at lower prtoee
than ever.
New and secnnd-hanl clothing bought and ol-', also,
a patirular branch in tbebai:ie denominated floe draw,
lr.g billiard table cloth, or tear tn any garment can f
ao wenught that It can do be viibl to tbe waked eye.
CrA Country order punctaally attended Uv.
No cd.m ction with any other bout in this city.
Remember the place. No. Si south Illinois street.
feM JOSE 111 UAKEXS.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company.
asntaa
UHITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
OTTICE ON THE CORNER 0" WASHI5GT03I ATD
atertdiaa streets, Indianapolis.
Three daily Expree ta New York:
Iws dal'y Expreeaes to Qncinsutd. and
Two da.ly Expreaaes to Chicaga and SlLm:i;
The above Corrtpaaie are the only prisriiegedEsprassw
the fclkwirjg road. rJi:
INDIANA CENTRAL;
LAFAYETTE A CUiCAJl
INIHANAPOU9 A PEkU:
TERkX HAUTE A aUCUKOND;
CELLTTÜNTA1XE A UTDLAyAPOlZi.
Xoeer, paekagea, valuable, and freight rarrksd
afaty asd dpauA, and ta ctargt of ipctal a&4 eOolrcl
pea i rg er
oiea, Bula and urana will o pv,wpcr r iiaeaea a
rwadyrttorca nade J. 8U IT LsOlKLD. Agean.
DRUCCISTS.
SCHIEFFEUN BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOtSÄLE DRUGGISTS.
And Da!rw In raacf Gaada, Pr
f unery, Vx.
Also, A genu for the aale of S.od Pvtrolevaa. rSmaaasw
UrS Oil, superior to at y Ccl 01, ftndted ta as)
quaiititie at the lowest market rate.
quaiititie at the
17 AND m WILUAM IT?
,5Aw"
PRY COOPS, NOTIOnO, ÜC.
AVebb, Kennedy & Co.,
"UTfTBOLESALE DEALERS CI FOREIGN" AND TKS
VV oesuc Dry Goods, Nitons, ard Get-U Tan
tag tooda. Old Poat U6V. BaxiUrag. .
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