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Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
TO coNsUMPTIVEs.

FENHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED TO
health in a few weeks by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection and that dread disease consumption, anxious
make known TO his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire il he will send copy Of the prescrip
tion used free of charge with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they viii find
cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. &c.
The only object Of the advertiser sending the prescrp
tion benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives be invaluable and be hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
fcb3-w2m Willamsburgh, Kings Co, n Y.
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Total. al........ 80. .636 50
Respectfully yours,

Respectfully yours,
j. 7. BOYLE, Lieut., Co. "B"
The soldiers on the Potomac, who have so
facetiOusly term that place "Ihe seat Of War"
The REBEL GENERAL CRIrrESDEN-It is
said that Hon. John J. Crittenden is deeply af-
fected by the news from Kentucky, and has not
been in the House since the report of the battle
of Somerset was received. Although he has two
sons III the Union army, the presence of one in
the rebel army, (his oldest) overwhelms him with
grief. The report that General Crittends deserted
his command at Somerset is not believed by any
who know him. Rebel though he be, he is ac-
counted gallant and manly He was badly
wounded in the battle.
-HoSoR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE-Our read
ers will all remember the confederate flag cap
tured on the battlefield. where ZollicOffer fell
which was inscribed: Presented to the Noun
tain Rangers, Captain +. A. Ashton, by Mrs.
Chardavoyne" This trophy was secured by
Captain Marsh B. Taylor, of Company II. Tenth
Indiana regiment. in the very widest Of the fight
and the brave Captain deserves every honor for
the deed The flag forwarded to General
Buell., by order of General Schoepf through his
aid, Lieut.. Clay. and the General commanding
has sent il on, with other articles. to the City of
Washington Lou. Journal
The Fifty THIRD REGpfESr-We under
stand that an arrangement has been about CON-
pleted by which this regiment will be filled up to
he required standard within few days. This
will be done by its union with one of the frag
mentary regiments now in course of formation.
The regiment however, will still be under the
command of Col. W. @. Gresham, who is one of
the best and most popular officers in the State.
As the Mechanic Fusileers' Regiment has been
disbanded, and number of the members who
we're recruited here have returned home. and will
doubtless be anxious to join some other regiment.
we hope they will enrol themselves in the SD,
which will be ready TO leave for the war in a
week or ten days They will find Colonel Ores
ham the right sort of man in every respect
~ A. Ledger
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. s.-Forty-six prisoners, cap
tured at the Mill Spring battle, were brought
here to night, including Lieut.. Col. NJ. B. Carter,
of the 10Th Tennessee, and three Leutenants of
other rebel regiments
River fallen inches in the last twenty four
hours ana still falling slowly. Weather growing
cold fast.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
Fatal Accident.

CREsrLISE O., Feb. 9-Last evening about
o'clock. Mrs. Graham, wife of an engineer on
the P. Ft W and G. Railroad was filling coal
oil lamp the oil caught fire. communicating to
Mrs Grahams clothes and burning her and one
of her children to DEATH Mrs. Grahams mother
was also burned. Also another child of Mrs.
Graham, but it is thought that they will recover.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

q Buy AYERS Cherry Pectoral for Coughs.
Ayers Sarsaparilla for Scrofulous complaints,
and Ayers Pills for all the purposes of purga-
tive medicine.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
IHE pAIlY SENnNEL ON EARLYIRAINS.

The DAILY STATE SENTINEL is sent by all the early
morning express and freight trains and delivered sub
seribers adjacent about the time it dis
tbuted in this city This enables readers at distance
from the Capital Of Indiana get the news Of the day
from six to twelve hours before they receive through
papers published elsewhere. News dealers and carriers
any Of the railroads centerng at Indianapolis
viii esuPped with the SENTINEL on as good terms as
any other paper Clubs for the Daily will be supplied at
Agents rates. Orders are solicited. d&w
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

SALARIES IN ADvAScE-Judge Perkins has
given written opinion that Judges, and ether
officers Of State, are entitled to pay quarterly in
advance
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

in Glenns' Block progresses They will soon be
ready for occupancy
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

e The New Albany Ledger says there is a
gang of rascals about that city engaged in the
circulation of counterfeit coin.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
LICENSE NOTICES.

Notice of Application for License.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ] WILL APPLY
TO the Board Of Commissioners OF Marion county,
indiana at their term, 1852 for acense to sell I'm
toxicatng liquors in less quantity than quart at
time, with the privilege of allowing the same to he
drank my premises) for year. NJ place of bus
and the premises wheeon said liquors to be sold
and drank located lot No. Z, squire ST. on West
Washington street. in Indianapolis in Center Township
febt0-w3w SAMUEL GONEN-
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

There are now twenty FIVE prisoners con.
fined in the Marion county jail-eleven of them
womeD
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
LAND OFFICE
OFFICES or TIE REGISTER AND RECEIVER.
INnrAN ApnIrs Ira Ian IL lsGa

OFFICES TIE REGISTER AND RECEIVER. Z
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. II, lS62.)
NTOTlCE is hereby given that, by order Of the Com
missioner Of the General Land 0fice, made in pur
Of the Act Of Congress Of December IL ISIS the
Land Office Vncennes in the State Of Indiana has been
discontinued, and the Maps, Pats, Fles and Records
thereof have been transferred and been received
this Office; aud that all Lands remaining unSod and
appropriated by law and subject private entry. within
the limits Of said discontinued district will hereafter be
subject entry this Office; and that and after the
25th day Of February, 1862 applications viii be received
at this Office for the entry OF location thereof
Patents for Lands in the "Vncennes District have
been returned the General Land Office for delivery.
Z. BROWNING, Register.
jan2O-w6w WM. BOAZ. Rec'r and Dish. Agent.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

q Counterfeit one dollar bills on the Banl
of the State of Indiana, are in circulation.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

0TATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS In the
- Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county, in the State
Of Indiana, March Term, A. d. lss2-Milliam Parker
rs. Thomas S. Macom.
Bel known. That on this 2Sth day Of January, in
the ls62 the above named plaintiff by his attorneys
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court
his complaint against said defendant in the above entitled
together with aidavit Of competent person.
that said defendant Thomas $ Malcom l. resident
OF the State Of Indiana
Said defendsnts therefore, hereby notified Of the fling
and pendency Of said complaint against him, and unes,
he appear and demUr thereto the calling Of
said the second day othe said Court
20 be begun and held at the Courthouse in the city Of
Indianapolis the fourth Monday in March next said
complaint and the and things therein contained
and alleged will be heard and determined in his absence
WN. WALLACE, Clerk.
By W {. SNoCK. Deputy.
RAND HALL, Attorneys for Plaintiff. feb2-waw
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
LEGAL.

A TTAcENEST BEFORE WILLIAM SULLIVAN, A
Jnstsoe Of the Peace. n and for Centsr To~nship
karion county. Indiana.-Willisn Jucscn re- Pster
AcNGnght
Eoce s hereby given tha; Al the instance and upor
the ads~it of plaintiff wr Of aschment issued % The
3lst day Of January, 1854, in the above entitled esse
which wit returned properly found, also, CsTeo
Garuishee in this behalf has answered that be hss
moneys Of defendant IN his hands and also Jesse D. Car
michael has fled his clzm Of SIS 50 under the plaintiff
and that have fixed Monday the 10th day Of March,
ls62 az two O'Clock IN the afternoon my ofcs IN the
city Of Indianapolis the time and place Of final adjudi
cation In this behalf when and where the parties and all
others interested will appear plead and answer fail Al
their peril.
Witness my hand and seal this 5th February. lsss.
febl0-w3w WV. SULLIVAN, J. p. lsEAL.
STATE OF INDIANA In the Supreme Court. No
- Supreme Court. vember Term, 1851
Lemuel Gentry Noah
Allison, Wiley Williams. Appeal from the Oven
Joseph r. Co.'S, Curtis G Circuit court.
HuSsey, William d. Alex
ander
WHEREAS. By the affidavit OF a competent person Sled
in the above entitled cause appears that the above
named Curtis g. Hussey and William d. Alexander are
residents Of the State Of Indiana.
Therefore, the said Curtis q. Hussey and William d.
Alexander hereby notified Of the pendency Of said
appea and appear at the next term Of said Supreme
Court be held the city Of Indianapolis the fourth
Monday in May next and defend said appeal the
will be determined in their absence.
Witness John p Jones' Clerk, and the Seal of The Su-
L. s. preme Court, this 2sth day Of January A. d.
ls62. JP. JONES, CLERK
feb3-w3w
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SsTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SSH the
- Circuit Court Of Marion county, in the State
Of Indiana. March Term, A. ID. ls62-Edward hezer
Bensjah X. Nordyke and William r. Hogshire.
BIZ IT KNOWN, That on this 2lst day Of January,
in the year 1852, the above named plaintiff by bis
attorney filed in the Office OF the Clerk fhe Marion Cir
cult Court. his npaint against said defedants the
above entitled cause, with affidavit Of a competent
person, that said defendant Bensjah T. Nordyke Is not
resident Of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendants therefore hereby notified ofthe fling
and pendency Of said suit against them and that un-
less they appear and demur thereto al the calling
Of said the second day Of the Of said
Court be begun and held the Courthouse in the
city Of Indianapolis the fourth Monday in March
the complaint and the and things therein
contained and alleged will be heard and determined his
absence. WILLIAM WALLACE. Clerk.
BY W. e. SNOcE. Deputy.
THos. II. BOwLEs, Attorney. iau27
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

ODE TO BRANDE,S TUSSlLAGO.
WONDERFUL GRANULEs.
Oh, where can find them.
To the Drug Store go quick,
will speedily try them
have a bad Cough,
And wish TO he sure
To have the best remedy
That will very soon cure.
II 7? 25 cents per box, at all the Drug Stores.
ODE TO WONDERFUL GRANULES.
Coughs and Colds will go away,
Sometimes in a single day,
II 10 the Drug Store you will 20
And get supplied with Tussilago;
You use IL freely you please,
Il never fails to give you
Those Granules wonderful are. Tn sure,
For they speedily effect a lasting cure.
BflS~ 25 cents per box, at all Drug Stores
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

Are in more active demand, and with light re
cepts the offerings were brought up very promptly
at full rates, the market closing firm.
Good and extra qualities. per ID $50 6 cts
Other qualities ....... do SAC Sets
The stock offering having been limited, prices
have advanced fully SC per head.
Sheep at. at...S 25@5 80 per cwt
Sheep per ID. lb..............51 51S@6c.
The receipts of this week have been much
larger of both live and dressed; the market is less
active. We quote:
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

and when a is effected il j. permanent. They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and nauseate the stomach impreg
nate the BREATH and being sugar-coated all nauseOns
taste is avoided No change Of diet necessary while
using them does tEer action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
And will be sent by mail paid by any advertised
Agent, receipt of the mory sold BY Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine without my signature on the wrapper. .
J. BRYAN, Rochester. n. T.,
General Agent
He5- TosLINsoS a cox, Agents for lndianapOl
iuiyl9-d&w 81
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Proceedings OF the state Conrention.

The extra edition of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings of the sth of January Conven-
tiOn, being exhausted. and to meet the additional
orders we are daily receiving for them, we have
concluded to publish another edition it larger type
Those of our friends who desire to order them
will please do so promptly.
Price 81 per hundred.
No better document can be circulated to disa-
buse the public mind Of the erroneous impres-
sions that unscrupulous papers and politicians
have attempted to create in regard to the charac
ter of the Convention and its action upon the mo
mentuOus issues now before the country.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
M ECICAL.

A NERVOUS DEBILITY. OR RsPERMAToRRHGA, A,
W is positively incurabe by any but those
- advocate. Before commencing any treatment
learn how the writer actually cured himself,
and subsequently hundreds Of others.
Enclose postpaid superscribed envelope 10 Box l76,
Mass fehl0-d&w3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
HEADQUARTERS, 9TH REGIMENT ND VoLsl
Camp near Frederick, Nd, Feb g. 90

EDITOR SENrINEL-It will probably be interes-
ting to the many friends of this regiment to know
in what manner the brave boys dispose of the
money paid to them by Uncle Sam. The follow
ing table will show what each company has ac-
tually sent home to their families and friends in
old Indiana:
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
COM NJ ERCiAL.
New YORK Cattle rIarkst.

MARKET DAY, Wednesday, Feb. s. 1851.
Total receipts Of cattle of all kinds for the
week.
Sheep&
Beeves. Cows. vesis. Lambs Swine
Total. ABB 80 346 5.7l7 a $40
Last week.. 1854 IS DDS 1876 "a $50
Corresponding
No per w'k
last year. .409l ll2 $40 7,425 s,672
Average num-
Der per week
last year. 1870 lib 63s s,s96 IL $50
prrvro ppo,, ,,rrrv,v~-- - .-rs
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24
c0NsTABLE's SALE:

DY virtue OF an Execution, issued ey yro,n.h;n ",I
ID Sexton, Justice of the Peace Oh io""'t "" the
No 8, Placer county State Of Caiio5n1"' .o we u d.
2Sth day OF January na D. Peonie 3eo5 Of the State Of
Cso,n" aSG' and against House and Lot s
aeGsed to John Wilson, judgment :. i09 9o With
quen taxes of 1861 for $3l5. costs 49, ,s Of ten
interest from date on judgment at the rn'e seized
per cent per anDum, have levied uro uPU", nt the
and will expose to public sale, az A"""'''
Court House. on ,sea.
at the hour Of one o'clock, p w. all the rlsniG ssnG
tle interest and claim Of the said party in P" phr
to the following property lying and penn in the
Ger county, to.wit: one House anu 10 Main street,
town Of Virginia on the south side Of ;a mS1 ali and
adjoining Curtis Hotel, together " WV he,oneing,
'''su''' '"' "pp'' WILLIAM HORN,
Constable, Township NO. T.
Virginia, May 2lst, l862.-3w
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

1MpRovEMENTs.-The railroal track ha,
been graded to within few rods of the site
selected for the Oroville depot. Mr.. Miller
has nearly completed the excavations neces.
sary for the erection Of the Oroyille pas
works, and the building will soon be con.
structed. The President Of the OroviIle Ga.
Light Company takes pleasure in announc.
ing sha, he has effected an arrangement with
the President Of the Railroad Company. for
a magnificent supper, at the expense Of the
company whose works shall Le the las.
PLACED in operation. Confident at the gas
company will win, the public are respectful,
ly invited. Butte Recopd.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

"Bus1nD."-Our people, in the an,icir..
t'nn OF the splendid victories vet 10 ba :. !.
ceved OF the Federal army thought Of man.
o'acturlng a gun wherewith to celsh-...
them; but unfortunately, the mo,er;.I '"ss -,
which this modern instrument of w..e VI
was constructed was not the beat. and 'rt ~ . !
first trial proved that no more boom;rc @ '"e
to be expected from that source. WAN
Dutch Flat Enquirer
Inc gun propaby burst with indignation
at some OF the monstrous lies rece;voa l..
telegraph.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24
The galleries applauded, and the Ladies
hissed."


When Judge Hardy stood before the
Senate Of California, acting as High Court
of Impeachment, after that Court had by q
vote declared him disloyal, and the axe of
the executioner was about to fall, depriving
him Of official station, in the course of his
remarks then uttered, We are informed by
the reporter that 1.-The galleries applsuded
and the ladies hissed." The right to be heard,
when the Court is about to pronounce sen.
tence, although it may be regarded at that
extreme stage of prosecution rs a mere for.
mality, is nevertheless a privilege always
awarded to the defendant, although his soul
be hlackened with even the dark crime of mur.
der. And in no case have we yet read Of, in
England or America, have men, ruffianly by
nature and filled with the most vindctive
hate to the prisoner-thongh they may have
been on such ccasions--intruded upon this
solemn moment Of the prisoner, whatever
he might say-wth expressions Of disappro-
baton. In San Francisco the ladies hissed
Judge Hardy is n talented young man, has a
young wife, children, an aged mother, and
sisters-such ties as appeal to the sympathies
of the most obdurate hearts-these facts
they probably knew. Certainly they believ,
ed him wicked, disgraced, ruined man
and in this moment Of his agony, the ladies
hissed him.
When Warren Hastings was suffering
under the terrible lash of his prosecutors, in
that famous state trial in the Senate OF Great
Britain, tie ladies of the Court-women fit
to be wives, and wives fit to he the mothers
Of proud women and chivalrous men-were
so wrought upon in their sympathies, that
they tainted in the galleries. The ladies of
San Francisco would probably have hissed
the august p isoner. There is vast variety
of tastes-some apply the term lady, to
almost any we'll dressed woman; but to our
mind, it is more appropriately given, to one
of gentle nature, refined manners and educa.
ton.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24
INSOLvENT NOTICE..

In the County Court of Placer County, Co''
FRANK D. DURKEE %. Hrs CREDITORS.
DURSUANT to an order made by the Hon
IL E. Fl. Van Decar, County Judge in and ior
sold county, the Creditors of Frank D. Durkee,
an Insolvent Debtor, are hereby notified to De ana
appear before said Judge at chambers in the Coai'
House in Auburn, Placer county. on the 3Oth day
of June, A. D. 1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, OF 'n@'
day, then and there to show cause If any they cHu
why the prayer of said insolvent should nos ne
granted, and assignment of bis estate De mnie
and he be discharged from his debts and Liabilities So
in pursuance Of the statutes in such case ln"uo a
and provided; and In the mean time all proCe.su .s
ings against said insolvent be stayed un'll 'no
final termnnt of this suit. 1t is furtnel Or
dered that this notice be published in the f"ce,
Herald, newspaper published in this coan.y' ~,
four successive weeks, prior to the said Jul" u"'
of June, 1862. ,,,o
IN WITNESS whereof here1n.S y,
(-) ret my hand and af1x the sea- c'
1L.S.} said Court, this 2lst day OF May
HENRY GOODING. Clerk.
By D.. G. Scott, Dcpu5'
Tuttle Il Hillyer, Attys.
May Gath. l862-4w
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

AMENDMENT TO THE RAILROAD LAw.-On
the fourth page otto days Herald will be found
the amendment to the Railroad Law. 1t is
the latter part Of Section 23d commencing
at the word provided, in the tenth line, re-
quiring the proceeds Of the Placer County
Bonds to be issued, to be applied only on the
last division of the road towards Auburn
and Ilnoistown. 1t is all proper enough
and will no doubt prove satisfactory to the
people of Placer county, knowing as we all
do, that when the railroad reaches the town of
Auburn, the people Of the State have forty
odd miles of track reaching towards the
summit of the Sierra Nevadas, and which
inevitably must be part Of the Great Pacf-
ic Railroad, which in few years must span
the continent.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

SENATOR PARKS Rat HoLE.-Senator
Parks voted to impeach Hardy. He voted
''under protest." and asked leave to change
his vote if he concluded to do so on the day
following. This American privilege was de,
MED him. Here is solution of Parks OK.
traordinary conduct: A bill providing for
the appointment Of commissioner of swamp
and overfowed lands to visit Washington,
and draw warrant for mileage, amounting
to $4,000, passed the Assembly and went to
the Senate. The Assembly bill provided for
the appointment of John Conness. In the
Senate, Hardy's friends had the defeating of
the bill at their option, and refused to pass
it unless Senator Parks name was substitu.
ted for Conness'. The substitution was made;
the bill passed both Houses, and Parks,
with grateful tears in his eyes, returned
thanks to Hardy's friends for his appoint,
ment, and promised to repay them by doing
all in his power for them in any event. His
desire to change his vote was all sham. as
made up in caucus Of Hardy's enemies,
held the night before, and the privilege WAS
asked Of the court for the purpuse of SEEM
ing to desire to assist Hardy but being pre-.
vented by a majority Of this "high old court
of impeachment" and his vote impesching
Hardy for the crime of ''using seditious and
disloyal language" was to set himself right
on the record, before old Abe at Washing.
ton. These are FACTS, positively known to
US, and are subjects of general comment in
San Francisco, and Mr.. Parks is held in lou
contemps by gentlemen who have been his
intimate friends, up to the time of this oc-
curance on which we comment.
Folsom TeZe0r0nh
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

REsrGNArIGN-The Rev Ar,her f. Hill.
minister of the Episcopal Church n, this
place, has resigned. He intends to take
charge Of the church AT Dutch Flat and will
preach there to. morrow.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

~ The latest Eastern news is to the ef.
feet that McCIellan's army was within eight
miles Of Richmond, which city the rebels
intend to defend.
At Corinth tremendous battle IL looked
tor daily. We should ina few days have
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24
8, K, WEIGH,
ATTORNEY AT Laws.

AUBURN, CAA' m
orucr IN ooxxrRmA1 STREET, NEXT pp0oE ro'
ROBERT aoRnoN's STORE.
IIAVING had several years experlennttt. nttnrnev
III general Collecting and practising a A,." ~ aye
in the Eastern States be hopes to DC ao.e W him
satisfaction to all persons who may eA"D'
with their business.
April, 26th, lS62.--my
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

The EFFECT OF RAILRoAD.-Captain Brstow,
Assessor of Township No. 10, informs US that he
assessed this season the property of teamsters,
horses and wagons, who drive from Lincoln to
different parts of the mines This is all new pro-
pery, or rather property which has not heretofore
been assessed in Placer county. The Captain also
informs us that the amount of taxable property
OF bis Township will increase this year. over last.
100000. Such is the effect of railroad in q
few months operation. and the citizens of our
county can judge what benefit railroad will have
when built from Folsom to the town OF Auburn
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24
DIVINE SERVICE.

THE Rev. T. A. Hyland, Rector of the Episco-
pal Church ut Folsom. will preach at the Court
House in Auburn. Sunday. May 25th. Hours of
service to commence ut II o'clock, A. NJ, and
74PM
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24
FOURTH OF JULY,

We ore determined to celebrate the fourth of
July in great style. A meeting will be held on
Saturday evening to put the ball in motion
Our financial condition will not prevent us from
rejoicing Mt the anniversary of our National In
dependence nor prevent US nom inSasssioasly
anticipated day.
MORE ANON.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-24

New STONE BUILDINa.-Mr Alex. Lipsett
is building fine stone business house on
the corner, opposite to the Placer Herald
Office. 1t was much needed there as sire,
bar" The location is excellent, and when
"Alleck' gets permanently located should
draw plenty OF custom.