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VOLUME X.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., FRIDAY MORNING, DEGEMKEIl 10, 1862.
NUMBER 3,807.
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lrfklr SKXTisri. iil chr2I tt full luiljr rates,
Ith rt!-l''f th Week! rut- ai'.'lr-l.
Hu-ir.1 Notie- .5-il.fl in t! Wk.1 cbmin, f t-ii
r omlfr, will le rlarU fr each inrtion il; if
ovrr tn l;ri', -n criit -r liwr.
Hiarj- will l-r ni;l- f..r Ir.orrtlrm tin notirem.f th
fyl!'iiiiC "rl r. S i-t;r u A?Mcutin at tl rate
nm"l. t" l pai-1 In a ! r,c-:
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lnTli.n; ovrr -iM hrw at tli rate.
Armourtntr Jeattj with funeral notice attarhe-1, fl;
wlthP. not irr free
Marriaire N. tire SiceitH.
Notice ..f hetiva!, rkfiirs n, Excursion,' fatten ':jy
lDJii lui! r viriatiou, or ly ehnrehr, at the regular
prlce.
A'trerlWemeiitK leaded trx! lac1 und-r the liea.t of
Special N.tice(, If ten line or over, w ill be charged .louMr
the nul rte.
AdvertiM met.t malliiK lev than three line, lnertel
onre in the Daily, will I e char-e.l MTty cent.
Trarly "lvf rtiM-r tpav ftiürt(T!y.
Artiouocinr randidafen fr orfire .f every !erriptin
to t rharveii at the rate offl Ml for each mm-in the
flaily, an! 2 in te Iaily and Wetkly, the Mm' t' he, in
ail ciM-t, pail in advance.
IeRal advertisement. ifi?rted at the espctie Tthe at
torney ordering, ami n.-t deiaj ahle for the lef nl iroc-ed-Ihith,
hut c.II tall at tur u.iial time. I"utdiher not
accountable for the acoiircy cf 1 k1 advertisement be
jond the amount charged for th"ir ptiMk-M..n.
F.IXFIt, HAIIKNESS A TdNfillAM.
Proprietors Inlint State Sentinel.
J. M. TU.Hikli.
Pre!drnt Indianapoli Journal Company.
OUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ii..Mii:ics.
AUKISDNS BANK. N. 1 Eut Wabintn Mreet
tpjMite the Sentinel Oilice. may4
II
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l.LEN A IlISSUiY, Uvery ai-l S Stahle, In th
rear of the Falmer Huu-e. June5-dly
t Ol iuu:n.
r DAVIS A CO, I'nina Knawlry, T!awr atrt,p
, polite Union Iv-px-t.
IV A VlNTt)N, Vahll(on Foundry and
I Miw hine VTks, ea--t end L'n'on H-pot. niy29
IllMI. FATATF. AU V.XTS.
I UANCIS SMITH, formerly Delzrll A Smith, H.-al
i ttate Agent an-l Tai Payer, 37 Kt Wahinirton
tret. Hon-to rent. J25L,JrJ!!?2
1I
rKKKXAN A P1FKCK. R?al Ftai A(?cnt and
P.rokrr, 10 14 Kt Wahimrtoit trrcl.
TM. Y. W1I.KY, lieal Ftate Aeeiit and St-ck Uro-
' . . . A
ker, lO", K.ast n aLtnnton ftreei. myi
nooi am mum. nnAi.rits.
1" C. 5f AYHF.W A t"t.. Whole-alt. d-'aler in B.H.t,
j. Fhe, and Kuhher. Xn. 4 HuU-rt' IUk, opp.ite
the Union iV'pot, Indianapolis. Ind. iep4
DAM KNUI!J: X SON, niauufot n.rer. an.l ItMlcr
tu alt kind of Ilont and Sbe, No. 33 Ka-t Wih
niiton reet. apr27
I1041KS AM) Vr.lTUVXFKY.
BOW F.N, STKW AHT A CO., whleale aiwl retail deal
er in V k and Stationery, and Printers' Material,
No. 1H .( Va-lin.j.'ion treet. apii
diu ;s ami Tn:iiriM:N.
ril.EY M. IAJWKT, lKl;;iST. I aler in
f Chemie al., Piilt, this, I'yestuff., Btanic, patent
and other Medicine. Notions and Pcrfamery No. 49 Ma
acauett av tuie, Indianapolis. nov.lo-1y.
f loMLlNSON A COX, dealer. In Dniirs Miicii,
B Pair.t., Oil--, Gia-o, IV rfumery, V aucy lo!s, t.,u.
In Fa.t WasUinjrton treet, Ir.i'iatiapolir.
ir.il
y BKilWNINO, Dru -c!'. and dealer in Paints, Oil,
I , VamSbes, vr-M.i-.;Li,01Nware,Perfut;iery,
au-.. No. T2, West W'adinnrt. n i,-et. apß7
IIICV 4.4MMS.
7 A 11. C.LKNX A CO, New York Store, Dry
y bol, ale and Retail, t.lenns Block, Kt
Wahiturton htreet. ma) 5
TOVF. A.M 'I I WAlCIi.
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"IHAKLFi COX. dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware, Ac, Xo.
11 Wrt Wa.hin,rtoii trft. apr27
iicMiit; iiiMr.us.
C AM PHI- I. L A BOYI.FS.B.H.k B nder and Blank Bo-.k
Matmfactnrer, No. 37 Fast W ahi::fCto?i st., ea-t of
Glenn'a IUck. np stairs, Imlianapadisv. feb25-lif
DOt GLAS A PALMKK. B-x k BttMlera and Blank Book
Mar.ufacturer, No. S6lt Fast Washington nrret,
ver Alford, Mills A tV ircry. may27
c'ius. si.A" ami 4i r.rswAin:.
M f AWTJIORN A BUCHANAN. Importer of China,
I Ulav. and gueensw are, Xo. "v3 Lat Wa-hing-o st.,
(oihananoiis, liüüuia. dly
TllillCll A.-MT rAII.4ltN.
IRKUF.KICK IHFITKli, Merchant Ta W, and dealer
' tn rady maie clothir.jf an-t furni-bm nls. No. 21
et Wahuistn street, tipj-;te SeuUtifl ofiicf . rnx"9
ATTOH Iii s.
Kll.F.Y I FI tlt St'N, Attorney .1- 1 Counsel r at Uw.
Pacxt fr appr-eI jTjdtfr.ients and niort , itro;
neotiairs ..ari, n. te, Ac. O.Ttce, 24 K4t Wb-
In'ton Tert, up-t i.r, ec. ut d .: to the ric'it han l.cp.
pK-i!e i.leti:' l'I'-k . oci
MC I X A 1 .V . KO A C 1 1 E A L K W I . J e b p F . M cl ) n
aiJ, AJ.'.isn L. UmcI. Joseu . lwis At-
Uoroey and CcHiielor at Law, .t::.a Ia.jrance C m.
pacy Bildii. jr. nnvl fi.x-r, Pennj l an.a :rvet. jel lly
MACHINISTS.
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Et ttt:K: Silt) I.
AVI!!; KNTIRM.Y KEFITTFU TtIK Ht'PfOKM
FKLY oni:: w I br J hn (.V;r, i:i (col,
f !:ii'h A Co lwt an l Hub Fa.-t.-r, 1 a:u rre;.arel to do
all k;iil .f w.rk in the uiah;:iery or blckiii;:fc.r
Lre. Www l.at twe'.e yrir' experi'ticr :n the et
Biachiiv su..p In the c-uiitry. I f itter mr!f that I can
aie eutire .at!'-1cti. t tti.e who nut favor me with
hr!rcrk. 1 have in r, y rrujiloy ot.e ihc let Mack-
amith. lu the Sta'e. .:. t n p.n.rul.r uentK.n to bone
b.x-ir.a: atxl ntar!.:ne f. rh".T k.
Ki pa:r.tnr cf a'l kl: . N r ttj-I'v attrr. U to
Miiel f !t I.: .! tu.lt f r the patent o.Te.
krnrmWr ill j.to. on i-tr. . t h of in fi.i.-n
pep..t. n l'.:r. street. T. N.
Why sL-.ulJ I buy a box of
1J It A N d i: S T i' S S I L A r. o
THF. nuMiKUJTL GUASILKS!
B u e tLer eure H .:ri rp. Sr Throat. Ac.
Hb hu mi hrar.t if tb
W bat L')U; J l take f.-r a Sure TLroal!
What hould ! tili- f.,r .(V.d?
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NEW FIRM.
I HAVE associated with ne in business Mr. G. W.
Sloan, who ha been an assistant in the store for a
numir of years past. Hereafter the business will he
continued at tb old ttand under the firm of
IIIt4VM. V NI.OAIS'.
I feel urateful for the liberal jurronae which we have
ever received trust by strict attention to huMne anJ
the wants of our customers to merit and retain the same.
K. PkOWMNd.
A LI. persons anow ins themelve indebted to nn will
2 please call at their earliest cotiveni nee
atid nuke
sett lenient of same, and oblige
U.
BKOWX1NU
(LATE IL P.UOWNING.)
i um. m.r ii bt rs?
22 West Washinirtoti Street. Indianapolis,
Have in store a large and well selected stack of lm
Meslicine, Chemicals, P:itit, (il. Varnishes, I -e-MutT.
tJlasw are. Window til a, Brushes,
Cigars, Tolucro, Spice, Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal til and I.amps,
Pa!eht MediOilics,
and all articles to complete the stin k of a DruziKt. As
we p'irrbae princlp.dly f"r cah, dir-rt front the import
f rs a:id mauuf.tcturers, ari'l being desirous to retain the
reputation which our Louse ha ever enjoy eI of in-Uin.
f-v t, frenh great care is taken in the selection
of Druif tn reference to their Hrit. Our facilities are
such Hi at we feel ronnMent we can ofTer, in jur and un
adul'erated articles, a stroni? inducements as any other
W etern hne.
All order will receive the peisor.al attention cf one
of the firm (Ire.t rare taken in thedispeti-ins of phyi
cla ' prescriptions and family recies from strictly pure
articlf s, and we feel confident we can render satisfaction
in the r nVe and u i'ity of covis.
BKOWXINO A SLOAN,
22 West Washington street.
BEST American and French Window C.'.ass; Sort boxes
W iudow aMrtrd, from SxlO to 36CO, in store and
b-rsale at lowest tinurrs It
r.R0TXINr. A SLOAN.
PAINTS! OILSM'AKXISIIKS!
OQQ KEtJS Iure "Wb te Zinc;
5Q CAkRFLS lji.eedOil;
JfJ CASKS Yellow Ochre;
Q CASKS Venet. ld.
With a larye stuck of Van i-he, ratuta, and Color of
a'l kil l frrr-nnd in oil and drr. For sale at the toweit
n fires. PKOWNIXr. A SIX! AN,
23 West Washington street.
Brushes! Brushes!
ik IZKN I'rnl an.t Varoi-h Brn-.hr. Wall
j 1 1 f Brahe, r-a-h To l.-. lUen ter. Scn.b. Sbe,
Hör, hair, Hat. and Cloth h.'u.e.s of all kin ti n lor
I teures at BKoWNtXii A SLUAX'S.
jflM.miarSin
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Vll ICiiacla-.
OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C..&C,
IN SMALL OK LA KG F.Q I AN TIT IF?,
At KOtTKN. STEWART A CO'S
DRY COODS.
QCn
DA IIj Y SEiVTIIVEL
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
atLLirowTiiat ailboad.
Train Lea. Tra!n ArrlTr.
100 A.X .Mali 73A A.M.
1:30 P. M .- 12:l A. V.
30 P. X 20 P. M.
imiAW roua coiCMtra tia rKM.
Train Irae. Traitia Arrire
6:20 A.f Vpre 131 P. X.
11:40 P. M Accommodation...... 10:45 A.M.
lniAI A CK9TKAL Kill WAT.
Trais Leav. Train Aj-rlre.
vno A. M -S5 A. Si.
1 Iii5 A. M - .-. .Mail . 2.1)5 P M.
7:10 P. M 35 P. M.
nnuxroui up ooi.carri ajiocrr ui, via datto.
Trains Iav. Triirw Arrive.
5:00 A. M fr5A. If.
11Ü A. M. 2:05 P. Jl..,
7:1 P. M... 9.35P.M.
ÜTnlAüirOUS Clü5 ATI ttAH ItOAn.
Tralna Leare. Train Arrire.
& li A lf .1 1 ( A H
lLri A. M 5:15 P. M
7:05 P. M.
, 10:10 P. M
TKEKB ACTT unAOAD.
Train Arrirt.
i rt r
Trains Leare.
1020 A.M....
2 10 p. M...
1015 P. M
..... .-I..
11:25 A. M.
..100 P. M.
W AII4XT ASD CHICAOO 0AD sr.fcCEHCAaTI.E JrKCTIOB
Go-pit North. Goina- South,
5:O0 P. M Express 11:23 A. M.
11:05 A. M FTebt. Daily 2.00 P. M.
LAf AIlTTlt RAlLaOAb.
Traina I.rav.
1 1 K A. M
Trarna Arrive.
.. 4 50 A.M.
.10-40 A.M.
,. 5 J0 P. M.
f5:2', P. M....
10:30 P.M....
rr.atr a an tjtni axarous aan Jtoai.
Traina Leave. Train Arrive.
12.30 P. M Mail T.... .11:20 A.M.
10 2 P. M Cdikatta Express 4.30 P. M
IXMAXArOU AD MAOISOX BAII.K0AP.
Traina Iave. Trains Arrive.
1? 34 P. M Mail IOoO A. M.
630 A. M...". fFroni Freight PepotJ.... 6:00 P. M
jErrncsoKviLtE aii.road.
Trains Leave. Train Arrive.
7 45 A.M Mail fcOOA.M.
9:00 P. M 8 30 P. M.
Arrival n1 llepiiriure, or Closing
of .Tlnlls.
AKRIVAI.
Ma-lisoti mail
CinHnniil and way mail
Jeffers .nville and Louisville
.11:0(1 a. at
.10:20 a. at
. K:45 r. at
-11:40 a. fa
ll -to a. at
.. 2:30 r. at
Terr 11 tute way mail
Peru mail
Central way mail-
Terre Haute through mail. .
Lafayette and Chicago ....
BelWoiitaine way mail
BeMefontaine through mail
Central through mail....
Cincinnatithroii a-li mail. . . .
Springfield, 1 1 li noiH
72!) F.
6:00 r.
:;o r.
7:35 a.
730 a.
.10:) r.
.... i
10:15 a. at
DurAKTrars.
Mit Urn Clout
Je(Ters..nville and I.uisviile mail 7:30 r. w
Terre Haute through mail, St. Louis, Cairo.... 9:20 a.
I.afavette and(;hi,:sgo. ..... 10:00 a. i
Lifajette City and Springfield. Illinois 7::iO r. m
Madison mall 11-U) a. m
Cent ralw jy mail 10:55 a.
Central thmuch ni.ill and WashingtonCity. . . . 6 00 r. at
Cincinnati ami way mail
Thro'igli mail
Terre Haute way, Fvansville and Vincennes
Peru
Bellefontaine wav and through
10:30 a. at.
6:00 p. m.
.12:30 p. M.
12:00 w.
7:30 p.
sraDAT at a u.a.
Belief 'Maine w av mail
.. 5:00 r, m.
Loiiisv lle and JelTer-onvillv
Terr-' Haute thoii b
5:H) p. m.
5:00 p m.
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTKS OF INDIANA.
4i AVI. V 1I41( ! . ICflVIM4.
The second volume of Messrs. Gavin A Hord' compila
tion of Indiana Statutes ha Just appeared. This volume
complete their work,. Its nifthanical execution Is ver
creditable; and the skill, learning, and labor which the
editors have btowed on It, merit the bight t praise.
None but leariiMl, diligent lawyers could have produced
auch a work.
The second volume embraces all the public statutes of
Indiana now In force upon the subjects to which it relates,
and the first all excepting the acts of the lat regular and
evtra sessions of the Legislature. It is a great excel
lence of the compilation that all existing statutes on each
subject are collected togetherinthesanieplaceinthe.se
volumes; .u that tl e reader can ee at a glance all the
legislation in force n any given subject. Take, for ex
ample, the act cf 102, organizing Courts of ComtnoW
Flea. the editors publish the act at large, and they also
print, in the form of notes on the same page- containing
this statute, all the acta amendatory to it which have
been passed up to this time. And so they have done of
all the other acts contained in the revision of 1S52.
The editors have added much to the value cf these vol
umesespecially the l-st by the copiou and learned
notes w ith which the volumes abound. These note indi
cate much l.ihor and legal acumen. They furnish u, in a
cjnci.-e and accurate form, with all the adjudications of
our Supreme Court on these statutes. These adjudica
tions being now- very numerous, the references to them
1 1 til volumes under cou idtrration, w ill be of great value
to the la wyer, and indeed lo all persons concerned in the
a tmiid.-traiion of Jutice. The editora have also referred,
in their n tes, to numerous decisions in other State,
made on statutes similar to ours.
An excellence of thre volumes, not tobe overlooked
i the full und accurate ind. appended to each. In Indi
an.., there never ha been a good Index to any volumes o
statutes published by authority. This provoking defect
l as Wen completely remedied in the volume under re
view; and these Indexes will greatly lighten the labor of
all who have occasion to look into our statutes.
This is the tlrt time that private enterprixe has at
tpnipted the publication cf Indiana statutes. The at
tempt, I do not douM, will be successful, and will
duly rew ard the learned editors and enterprizing publish
er. F very lawyer will, of course, purchase these volumes;
and every clerk, sheriff, and justice cf the peace of the
State, will find it to his advantage to own them.
DAVID M'DONALD.
Indianapolis, Jane . lCa
The 1ore;oirt notk-e by Judge McDokald, of Gavim A
Hokd's Compilation cf the Statutes of Indiana, is not de
igned as a pu!T of the work, but I an unsolicited com
mendation ot the ability, accuracy, and completeness
tvith which thee volumes have been prepared.
Tbc secon 1 volume, w hich has just been issued from
the press, i Win? delivered to subscriber a rapidly as
iMv.b:e. This edition of the atatutes will be fo ind a ne
cessity to every lawyer, jn-tices of the peace, ami county
officers in the State. The publication of the work Is a
prviaie ci terprke, and the publishers' only hope for re
muneration 1- in its aie to those for whose convenience
it was prepared. TLe two volume contain ahout 1600
pace of matter, nearly donbte the quantity enbraced
I he te vision of l v"2.
The price of the work is 4 50 per viJume, or $3 00 for
the two vol'irt-e. Orders addreju-ed to the subscriber wil
rec i.e pri n:pt attention. J. J. BINGHAM,
Juii 7th. 1n2. Indianapolis, Ind.
BARBERS.
.r;ir ninut:n suoi
SHCCUA1T II VS OPENED A BARBER SHOP IN
t!,e new Mock of John C. Newr, two doors south of
tl.e povt. if.c. mi tte second floor, Kc-om No. S and 9,
wh-re be wi'.l e rleaed to see all hi old customers la
in full blast with six chairs. octlO-dly
LIVERY STABLE.
Exchange Stables,
2 n Illinois S t r t ,
0ppo;:e Fates House, Ii.(iianapolis, IhJ.
u-r.-.t 1 y
MEDICAL.
What is Life Without Health ?
A Cold is annoyir c.
A l'.uii i troutlMaa.
Hoarseness preverts speech.
S -re Throats are paitifu
BRANDE'S TUSSTXAG0
1 plaaLt to take. ari aoon effects a cm re.
25 cents a box, at all the Druf St-, ra
I aadlaa aaaa 1. talaai u re.
SKNATV
Kf PUBLICANS HOLDING OTU.
, Delaware anJ llLackforJ Walter March.
KAtettc and Union Itoijarnin K. Clajpool.
Fountain Henry Campbell.
Hamilton and Tipton (eo. U. Grulib.
Hcmirkki and Dwae Solomon Blair.
Hetirj Joshua H. MalletL
Laporte nl Starke Abrara Tecgarden.
Miami and Fulttm D iniel R. Bearw.
Montgomery Michael O. Whit.
"olile, DeKalb and Steuben Timothj R.
Dickinon.
Randolph Tttomas R. Brown, (contested.)
Kuh Edward H. M. Berrj.
Deciitur J. D. Pleik 13.
R1P18LICAVS ELECTED.
.TefTerjion John L. MaiufieM.
Wayne Othnel I5ee?on.
Benttm, Warren and White Alfred Reed.
Tippecanoe Mosej C. Cultcr.
Japrr, Like, Newton and Porter Ezra Right.
Kosciusiko and Wabash W. C. Graves.
. Parke and Vermillion O. P. Davis.
Marion John C. New (contest). 6 2 1.
DEMOCRATS HOLM NO OVER.
Clark and Scott Charit P. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam Archibald Johnston.
Gibson, Dubois and Pike Thomas Shoulders.
Johnson and Morgan Franklin Landers.
Shelbj and Hancock Martin M. Raj.
Vigo and Sulliran Henry K. Wilson.
Washington and Harrison Simeon K. Wolf.
Jennings and Jackson Medea W. Shields 9
DEMOCRAT ELECTED.
Floyd Augustus Hmdley.
Mirshrtll and St. Joseph Horace Corbin.
Grant and M:idion John D. Marshall.
Poeey and Yanderburph George W. Finch.
Perry, Spencer and N arrick H. L. Fuller.
D.tvia and Knox James D William.
Greene and Owen Georjze N. Moore.
Liwrei ceund Martin Thomas K. Cobb.
Crawford and Orange Henry Jenkins.
Drown and Monroe Paris C. Dunning.
D iriholomew Francis T. Hortt.
DeaiWn .lames W. Gaff.
Franklin Thomas Giflbrd.
Adams, Jay mid Well? George S. Brown.
Allen Pliny Homeland.
Huntington and Whitley A. J. Douglas.
Carroll and Clinton Leander McClurj.
Cass, Howard and Pulaski John Dvis.
Ripley William L. Hartley 19 27.
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Switzerland Alexander C. Downey.
Kosciusko and Wabaslr William C. Grave?.
Republicans holding over. .
13
" elected"
8
21
Democrats holding over t
elrcted 19
-27
Independents.
REPRESENTATIVES.
DEM. A bot.
Adams P. N. Collins 1
Alien Ochmig Dird, John P. Slioaff.. .2
Dartholoniew O. H. P.Abbott 1
Boone Sherman Hstetter
Boone and Hendricks Tlios. J. Casoii.
Drown Stephen V. Cook 1
Carroll John B. Milroy 1
Cass Charles D. Litsselle 1
Clark Jonas G. Howard 1
Clinton Cornelius J. Miller 1
Clay Adam C. Veach 1
Craw'ord Thomas Ryan 1
D ivie-s O S. (fiven.'. 1
Dearborn O. F. Roberts, Alf. Biegan M
Decatur D.tv id H. Van Bukiik
Delaware Alfred Kiltrore
DeKalb Miles Waterman
Dubois B. R. Kemp 1
Klkhart Matthew Uippey 1
Klkhars and Lagrange Amos Davis..
Fayette and Union Russell B. Perry. .
Fountain Samuel Hat tit-Id
, 1
Floyd Geo. V. Howk 1
Franklin Rediu 0boni 1
Fulton N. (J. Sli iflcr 1
(tibson Silas M. Holcomb J
Grant J a m e s 1 1 et i ! ey
(reene John Humphreys . ...1
Harrison John Lcmmon 1
Hincock (ieo. Y. Atkinson
Hancock and Shelby James L. Mason 1
Hamilton and Tipton James O'Drien.
Henry Charles D. Morgan
Hendricks James M. Gregg
Howard J. M. Leeds
Huntington and Whitley Samuel
McOauchey 1
Jackson Jason B. Brown 1
Jasper ami Pulaski John Darroch. . . .1
JeMiing. Uutchings 1
JelltTson David C. Bran ha in and J.
L Roe 2
Johnson A. V. Pendleton I
Jay Samuel A. ShoalF. 1
Johnson and Morgan Thomas W.
Woolen 1
Kosciusko Henry J D)Cilc
Kosciusko and Wabash Jos. Marshal
Knox William E. Niblick 1
Lagrange Francis P. Giiflitli
Lake
La port e James Fotes-ter and W. W.
lliggins
Lawrence Nathaniel William? 1
Madison Richard Lake 1
Marion John C. Tatkington and W.U.
Kendrick (contested)
Marshall & St irkc M. A. 0. Packard. 1
Momoe Samuel II. Dukirk 1
Montgomery James F. Harney 1
Morgan J. J. Johnson
Mai tin John R O'Drien 1
Miami R. F. Donald-on 1
Noble Timothy Baker
Ohio and Switzerland R. N. Lamb. . .
Orange George II. Hon 1
Owen Jacob V. Wolfe 1
Parken Ca-per Hurt
Pike William H. De Bruler 1
Pern James Hardin 1
Porter L A.Cass
Posey E. M. Spencer 1
Putnam Austin II. Puett and George
W. Priest 2
Ripley Edwin I Ferris 1
Randolph John II. Moorman
Ru.-h William S. Hall 1
Scott Daniel Blocher 1
Spencer James W. Lemmon 1
Sullivan Stephen G. Durton 1
Shelby Jacob Mutz 1
SteuLen Kns 15. Nov es
St. Joseph Andrew Anderson, Jr
Tippecanoe Joseph H. Hershey, Samuel
Mustard
YaiiJetburg and Posey John A.Reitz.l
Vandei Lurg Thomaa E. Garvin 1
Vermillion Irad Abdill
Vigo Barles W. Uanna, Juo. Kemp. .2
Wabisfi John L. Stone
Warren Benjamin F.Gregory
Washington Jamison Lee 1
Washington and Harrison Aaron L.
Harden 1
Wayne Israel Woodruff, Oliver T.
Jones. E. B. Newman
Wells and Blackford Geo. S. Howell. 1
White and Benton John T. Richard
son 1
Wa trick Chambers
GO
40
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
5 0 0 , 0 0 0 C I X il s
Just Received,
.TOIIN A. IIEIDL.INGEH
Ja-4riiirBesl from Cowaecttcwt,
IlfHEltE HK HAS ENUAGED .0O0.tt0 UNE D0-
f MKSTICCutr. All iro. jl be warrtcted
of the very be.t quality, and will aell
25 Per Cent. Lower
Thaa any other bou-e will furni-h the same qaallty
E.ery one who eil.cigars, waie-ale cr retail dealer
cftL s'xn e XAasine tbe a'cek.
JUUN A. II EI DUNG ER,
nl9 No.3 ralmer II mi..
RAILROADS.
INDIANAPOUS AND CINCINNATI
n Baa. JkS Safl JWf
RAILROAD!
Shortest Honte bjr Thirtf .Tille!
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI i
Three trains leava Indianapous Ij!y, (Sundays eacepted.)
1.1iRSTTRU!.-4:lJA.M, (CINCINNATI EIIilKSS
' arrives at Cincmnati at JUcaOA and Lcaina;toit
KyT:30 P.M.
Second Train 11:25 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrives at
Cincinnati 4:45 P. M.. makina: rlos cnrinectiona with the
Uttle Miami Railroad for Iceland, Morrow, Columbus,
Newark, Zaneiville, and WbteliDß.
Third Train 7 05 F. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives at
OncionaU 12:20 P. M.
Fare same as by any other route.
Call for your ticket ria the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
tUUruasl.
baggage checked through.
SncciAL Sonet. Be sure yon pet In the right train at
Indianapolis. The a-nly Cincinnati train, tands on tb
fifth track, being the farthest track aoatb in the Union
Depot, at Indiaiiapoli.
W. H. L. N0ELK. General Ticket A Rent.
P. M. LrtHoow, Traveling A e;ent novl7 62-dly
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
1862. nlTj 1S62.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New I&oute to C Iii en go via. Kokoiuo.
32 MILFS SHORTER THAN 0THF.R ROUTE.
ON AND AFTER NOV. 15, 1S2, trains will be
run as M!o a:
A Mail Traiu will leave Indianapolis at I2:.10 P. 51,
stop at all tatins and make clf-e connection at Kokoiao
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for IMjan.port, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive
at Peru at 4.25 I'. M., in time to make connecLuxis with
trains on the Toledo and Wabah Iiaiiway, going East and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Pern at 7:25
A. M.. after the arrival of the train on the T. A X. R. W.
from the East, and arrive at Indianapolis at 11.20 A. M.
in time lo make connections for all point Fast, South
and AVest.
An Expresstrain will leave Indianapolis at 10:20 P. M.,
connect at K ok omo with train for Chicago, and arrive at
Peru at 2:."0 A. M., intime i make connection with trains
Ruing East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Kail -
way.
Heturning the same train will leave Peru aT 12:25 M.,
niakinjr close connection at Kokonio with the train?
on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Lotfa. port, and arrive at ln-liana)Hlis at
4:3d P. M., in time to connect with the evening trains foT
Cincinnati, LouisvtUe an1 other point.
S;ecial attention given to the transportation of live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, C.-tit ral Agent and Superintendent.
V. T. M.uoTT, G -neral Ticket Agent. novl, '62-dly
Iniliaunpoli
BC.- aT I
a'lllfl
lladiHoii
..n.
1862.
1S62.
ri1
X Union lpot, ndianapdis, at 12:301. M. daily, for
Madison, Cincinnati and Iiuisvilhs
This is tbe shortest railway line to Cincinnati and Ixnil
villo connecting at Madron w ith the United States Mail
Line steamers, arriving at Cincinnati in time to cou
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 tbe S-uth, and at Louisville
about IIP. M.
Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the al'ove
6teamers, and also by the Madison packets. Forest Queen
and Prioress, arriving at Madison in titneto connect with
the Passenper Train leaving at 6 A. M., arid arriving at
Indianapolis at 10:50 A. M., making connections with
all trains leaving for the Ea-t. West, and North.
Fr the accommodation of way pa senders a Car will
run in connection w ith the Freight Train daily, leaving
V tianapolii at 6:30 A.M which train remains some time at
Jt:h Matiori, affording passengers an opportunity for tbe
r msaction d business, airiviug at North Madison at 2:50
M.
are to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati to
IiitliHiiapolis, j3(H), To
IjOiiistvillc-'3 Ö0.
No charge for meals or state-rooms on the td.amer, or
for ba??cape or omnibus at Madison.
Tariff of Freights as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants We.-t will find it to theirinter.
est to travel over and ship by this line.
ap26-dtf. II. C. BKANIIAM, Superintendent.
Bt I
1862
I Taj ?fC
A LL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST.
JOSEPH and other points in Northern Missouri, the
State of Kansas or the Territories, should insist on hav
ing tickets that read by th
OliriI niKMlUtl KAILIIOAD,
The only rail route from St. Louis to Ft. Joseph. It is the
shortest and quickest line, by thirteen hnnrs, to the re
motest point reacLed by rail, and is always as cheap as
any other, r.uy your Ticket to Kansas atid all points in
Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad.
ISAAC H. STUKGEON,
Pres't and Gen'l Snpt. Norla Missonri R. R.
HENRY II SIMMONS, General Traveling Agent.
eU7-d!y
;atAaTwafo s " rHi;M:
JEFFEKSOXVILLE KAILIIOAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted
Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
il0 j-f - 4 Ils A . iC
8:30 P. M ftttO P. M.
A E0VK TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
of pa.-s-rijrers at S'".tbport, Greenwood, franklin,
Edinburgh, Cc-l;iiri'U, maki!.ir conrif-ctions at Seymour
ith trains on the Ohio A Mississippi Road, and at Louis
Vil'e with tr.iins on the Luiviile, Frankfort A Iexinpton
and Iuisville and Nashville Roads.
Fri,:ht train.-b-ave daily. Freight promptly forwarded.
0ff.ee, Madison Depot, West side.
A. S. CAROTHERS, Superintendent.
J. G. Whitcokb. Fp-ight Agent. apl'62-dly
OYSTERS.
;f4k.
FRESH CAN BALTIMORE OYSTERS
VRE now in market, received daily by Adams Ex
press, at tbe Depot, No. 3, North Illinois street, op
ijoMte the Fiates House.
G. W. Hawes, Agent, i I attend to all orders and fai
nish supplies in the State of Indiana.
Dealers and consumers, old and new patrons, remem
ber your interest is ours.
D.SPOT No. 3 North Illinois street, opposite tLe Batea
House.
ausr2t-dAw3ni G. TV. HAWKS, Sole Apent.
MUSIC.
PIANO FORTES
jjJ;- AM, HO niMl IU OKI tLWiAM
are invited to e xaiuine the Pianos of Chas
M. Stk IT, of Baltimore, now on exhibition
at Mr. Suffern's Musi; K'onis, In the .Kin a Uuildiu.
Ko.ms o-M-n from 7 A. M. till 8?, P. M.
1 1 t
Jy3-dly J. WILLIAM SUIIF.KN
Drums! Drums!
BASS XDRTJTlVtS,
TENOR DRUMS,
SNARE DRUMS,
BOY'S DRUMS.
.o. 4 Hate Home,
ft al M jCr M -a4: ft ft
novlS
GROCERIES.
Groceries ! Groceries!!
1
1UK NEW ADDITIONS TO MT STOCK OF fiK0
CEK1ES make it complete, comprising even thing
to te found tn a well rejrnlated
Grocery Establishment.
I am prepared to rve tn fiiendj and tb public ffen
eraily. with all articles needed f-r family s-. Particular
attention is jrivea to the pnrcbae of pr-1are. Trices
low as the lowest. J. BERNARD.
?tI-l3ai-U Ne. H Soulh SferidLan street.
PATENTS.
PATENTS
OBTAINED FOB NEW INVENTIONS OF KVEBT
desenption. Feeactr,t;r.rfUon8T;cresi. No paA
ent no pay. Send for Circtilar. ai ring terms, direct&at
c. A::resa aatus pkuauaa,
Pater. Attorney. vTa.hi7f.08,r. C
rr--
jra.
cook and jod pnirjTinc.
INDIARI A
STATE S EXT I ML
STEAM PRIITTUTG
ESTABLISHMENT!
WE ARE PREPARED TO FXP.CCTK ALL ORDERS
for Book and Job Print ina-. with dispatch and tn
tbe beet style of the art. Particular attention paid t
Mercantile and Railroad
rcn as
BILLS OF LADING, EUSINESS CARDJ.
RILL HEADS, P.LANKS, DEEDS,
LETTER HEADINGS. REGISTERS,
CIRCULARS,
RECEIPTS. Ac
Show Cards and Bills !
CHECKS, NOTES
BONDS, ENVELOPES,
STOCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, Ac, Ac
POSTING BILLS
COVXTkr MKRCn-Airra.
show lim, Hotel Hills of Fare, Hand
Hill, l-ositcrat and I'rogrammtit
Labels, Invitation, (Par.
ticat and Italia.)
kvkrv uucumoi.
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES,
1USCKLLANE0US PAHI'HLETS,
INSTITUTIONS,
REPORTS,
BRIEFS, kr.
We have one of the most complete Printing F.tablifh
ments in the country. Our facilities for doing all kind of
Work, Rook, Plain or Ornamental, are first class. We
have introduced the latest and fastest Pre soe s, and have
added to our Type ail the modern styles, and we employ
the best werkmen. We are thus enabled to furnish Job
promptly, to jraaractec satisfaction and to accept low
prices.
We Lave counected with onr Job Department Adama
Superior Presses, and are prepared to execute Stereotyp
Preaawork, together with the Pres work for outside papers,
at low figures.
Merchant! Hanken Kall road Han
ag-era. Insurance Aarent, Sfaau
factnrert- A.C..
I resprrrfully directed to our Eaubliahmant they
desire first -claas work at low rates.
f je Orders fron, abroad will recelre prucupt attectjao.
fjrWork furniihed !o all caei it tb tt?a peauae. j
C2r" Strangers from a JL Lance, and busi
ness men of the city ami country, arc cordial-
lv mTtUfl to visit our office, and examine oar
facilities for executing erery description ot
Printinjt in the neatet style, and on the moat
n-a-fonable terms.
tST OfSce on Meridian Street, booth of Wash
iogton Street,, oj4X)it the Tostofice.
rrratM,
ELDER HARKNESS & BTNQHAK
1001
mm,
JUST ERCKITKO A OIXZZZD Art. I C7 '
For CelJ, porubility and power tbsTT tnpzttiZ
all others. s - :
for tale by . SrUillOXS. OrtSrh. tj
SPECTACLES, EVafGLASCIS. CC.;
Of tbe greatest txanapajetit pewtr. ef new lo-
proTeaeDt iroreT!j a.ljajted to ih cue.
Orders from the cotmtrj, srlth paxtJcTxlavra,
promptly attended to.
Repairing neatly doo tritu darpaAck.
SEMllOS.Opiklaa.
oct23 'o. 25, &uth Illinoit street.
coMnrccton iv:zncAsTro
JES8E JOIIISrJOlV, -1
General Commufsion Ilcrcliaiitv
Dealer la Flar. Grain and all Hla
f Cannt rf Ir4dae; riaeft aad '
l.lqnraClantTaceet At.
0FTICE AND WAREHOUSE, 237 SOUTH IT,
fllL.ADCl.PIII A.
Advances made an CaaslffVaaaent.
angtldly
WANTED.
200 Recruits Wanted
1)UTHE '
OF
The Eleventh In inn try,
WHICH
MAJOR J. W. GORCON
I aut borne J to raise In LLan.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
PAT FROM 113 TO ST2 PER MONTH, WTTB KA
TIONS, quarters medical attendance, Ae-, coca
plete. All wh enlist will at mce be cbbed, subaUteal
and provided -lta ever) thing eaaential to Uietr cesafort
by the Government.
Tbe term of enlistment t Three Years Pay t
eommertc from data of eidisUueoU
None but able-bodied single turn, between the afes of
18 and S3 years, need apply.
Recruiting Lndexvous In Ketitrer's new bunding, N.
MEast Washinicton treet, adjoining fVld rrlloaV HalL
Ik K. COIT, First Lieutenant
Eleventh Infantry. llecruiUnfOCW r
MEDICAL.
odi: to voni:i(Fi ii c;itAM ir.i.
Coughs and Colds will - away.
Sometimes in a single day.
If to the Dm? Store you ill go
And g't supplied sritii Tusstilatr:
Yet can u it freely aa yoa please,
IS Jever fail to give you ease.
Tfeoe Granules worMUrful are, Uta ara.
For tLer needily effect a lasting cur.
35 cents per box, at all Drug Store.
BKANDE'S
BRAXDK'S
HRANDE'S
BRAXDES
TUSSILAGO
CTUES COUGHS.
TUSSILAGO
CURES COLDS.
TUSSILAGO
CURES HOARSENESS.
TUSSILAGO
CIT. ES SOKE THROAT.
ODE TO lIlXAXlli:' TFILAGO.
WONDERFUL GRANULES.
Oh' where can I find them.
Tit tie Drag Store go quKk,
I will speedily try them;
I have a bad Cough,
And I wi.-h tv be sure
To have the b-t remedy
That will very soon core.
H!r 2i cer's per box, at all the Drag Stores.
B RA XI) E S TUSSILAGO
CURES ASTIIMA AND BRONCIHTTS.
t& Sold by aQ DrußjrUtx. 15 cenU a Kox.
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
U Pleasant to the Taste Children cry fr It.
B RA X I) ES TUSSILAGO
CT REÄ HOOPTVi COUGH AND CKOUP.
ZOT Wd by all Druyjrhta. 26 cents a box.
BRAXDE'S TUSSILAGO
cukes cornns and colt.
fgy id by all DrugKiata. 2 centa a bos.
RE NOVATE RS.
UV,
milE UNITED STATES DTE-H0U5E, NO. 11 SOUTH
JL Illinois trect, Indianapoli, Indiana,
JOSEPH HARKIS, Prop.
At this cM and well-known est ahtUbraent. lb labe
can have ulk and woolen Wi Jjed io peraanettt an 4
beautiful colors; and getta' garmecu tLorotiLly renova
ted and repaired, as good as wben aew, at lower prVea
than ever.
New atid second -hand clothing beerbt aod soLI, alio,
a paücular branch In the bu.lnewa denominated flwr draw
tng billiard table cltb. or tear tn any gansect can be
to wrought that ft can not be Tjlble to the naked eye.
Country orders punctually attended ta.
K csjcnectian wiia any other bowse tblsctty.
Remember the place, No. 19 South Ulinota street.
feW J05EPH HARRIS.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company, '
aaotaa
UNITED STATES EXPRESS C0::?ArJY.
OFFICE ON THE CORNER Or WASHINGTON AXD
MerVd.aQ .treeta, Ittdiatiapolis. ,
Three daily Expres-ato NewTork;
Two daily Et pre-wet to Oncirmatl, and
Tw ta.ty F.i f-i taCbirA4n ajad Sc. Las. I.; -Tbe
above Ccnspaaite are the t-oly ptvUgawdXaTyraaaaS
the foilowirg roads, ri:
INDIANA t:KNTtUl4
UAFAVETTK CHICAGO:
INDIANAPOLIS 4 TERU:
TERRE HAUTE A RJCUK05D;
EELLilFONTAINE A INDLANAPOU1.
Money, paakafes, vaJasUea and freight carried wtA
aafety atid dispatch, and ta chaxre of -pedal and C-Iass
..stigeea.
Note, M1U and Draft rill be yrtiraytlr eolaacajA aaf
ready retursa made J. EUTTEiJilLD. Afts.
DRUGGISTS.
SCK1EPFEUN BROTIiEnS
wnOtJSALE MUC
And searrrs tn I
f aaaaae"
ll.Acer.U for tl sa'
ting OlL. B-rVsr
aaatltve -
it axi) ir
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