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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
AUCTION SALE.


EpEING THE EAST HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST
quarter Of section 1, and the west half Of the
sOuthw artcr OF section H. township IL. north Of
range east leo in Marion county, Indiana aud
bett known the Moses Orme Farm" being about
90 miles south OF the city, the Three Notch Road,
which through the center Of the land Nearly all Of
the said land being under fence about half in culn-
vaton and the remainder IN very tine timber; If
which is i'm grass. Soil rich any in the county
THERE'S good frame dN eng house OF about six rooms
AMI fine apple chard on the premises.
The above property will first he offered in separate
tracts Of forty each; not sold in that will
be Offered ia tracts Of eighty acres each.
TEkMS-One half If the turchas money to be psid
cash in hand one-haf in twelve months, with int
nom day OF ale with approved -ecury without relief
from vsua ion or appraiSement laws.
The proper will not be sold for less than two thirds
Of the appraised value.
The sale will rake pa~e the farm house the prem
ises between the hours Of u aud four O'Clock p NJ
the 9Th dav OF November. 1862.
Persons expecting to bid the above named property
requested be the ground early in the day,
anime IL before the sale.
CORNELIUS JONES, Commissioner.
October 80, 1867 ov3-S3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
CON F7D Al

CON II H r. ~ I'll a Il.
On YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
k<<s-A.@se JURE themselves by certain secret
Sill =Etl.-ASf habits, which unfit them for business,
H'lzExy<<s pleasure OF the duties Of married life;
sssif--<sfS also, middle aged and old men, who,
IRON the folles Of youth other causes feel debility
In advance of their years. before placing themselves
der the treatment Of any one. should first read
1.-THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladieswi learn something Of Importance
perusng tue SEcEET FRIEND"
Sent to any address, In sealed envelope, receipt
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART CO be consulted on all diseases Of
aprivate confidential nature. from A. NJ. to p NJ,
Sundays from 10 IL A. NJ at their Office No. 10 East
Third street. upstairs, between Nam and Sycamore op
posite the Henrie House.
Address DIR. CHAS. A. STUART a CO.,
nch2i -d&wly-is-'s2 Cincinnati Ohio
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ OrlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
~ SIGNED has been appointed Administrator of the
estate of Betsy whtod late Of Marion county deceased.
Said estate Is supposed e be solvent.
Oct27-w3w FOSTER wHITFOBD. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL.

/ COPY 90
10 copies and one 10 the maker Of the club.s 10 90
20 copies and the maker Of the club 20 co
80 copies and copy Of the Weekly and one OF
the Daily to the maker Of the club 30 90
the Daily. 90 90
Additions can be made to clubs at any time al above
rates. The will be printed each paper wiht ut
extra charge
No paper will be without prepayment, contin-
ued longer than paid for. Address
indianapolis, Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
mch22. wly'62

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.
Are desirous Of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country With a small investment Of
capital profitable business readily be established
For further particulars address the undersigned io cir
cular and sample Of work. W c. MASON
Gen1 Westn Agent, 12i Lake-st. Chicago.
Ey@ Branch pce TO the State No. IL North Pennsyl-
yania street, Indianapolis.
w. II. SHARP, General Agent
To whom all orders must be addressed. n7-d&w1w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

NOTICE Is HEEEBY GIVEN, THAT WILL APPLY
v TO the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county
Indiana az their next term for license TO sell ntoxica-
ting liquors in a less quantity than quart at a time "
with the privilege ofaowing the be drank NV
premises for year. Ny place of business and the
premises wherein said liquors be sold and drank
located in Ie'S Hotel Building, East Washington
street. lot 6. que 81 in indianapolis Center town.
ship. Marion county, Indiana.
nlO-w3w GEORGE UHLENDoRFF.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
NJ EplCAL.
Ho,card association, PhtIa.

KOsC0rd .sSsOCiGtiOn, PhiFo.,
NOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK SSD DISTRESS
Ed. afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases,
and especially diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Medical Advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Sre-matorrhea or Seminal Weak
and other Diseases the Sexual Organs and the
new remedies employed in The Dspensary sent in sealed
letter envelopes free ofcharge, Address
DIR J. SKIi.LIN HOUGHT0N,
Howard Association, Nc. 2 South Ninth ST.,
feb1O-wly '62 Philadelphia Pa.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
GROCERIES.
MORE NEW GROCERIES,!

MORE NEW GROCERIES,!
Rfger & Caldwell,
VI HOLEShLE GROCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS East Washinsto" ST.
E5r. noo,s E,., Of o55 s.,o,,., nan 6,d,.
daauolis Lgdiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
LICE S &.
Notice OF Application for License.

Notice OF Application for License.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT / WILL. APPLY
u to the Board Of Commits Oners OF Marion county,
indiana at their term 1882 for license TO sell in
to1icaiing liquors in less quantity than quart at
time. with the privilege OF allowing the same TO be
drank my premises for year. My place of buSi
and the premises wherein said liquors TO he
drank are located on West Washington street. Lot
No in Block 1876 of West in the city Of In
dianapol in Center township. in Marion comfy Indiana
nlO-w3w CORNELIUS RIDE NOUR.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

NEERCHANT wing the State Fair would do well
I'VE to call aud examine the above goods %
RUGER & CALDW ELL,
je1362-d&wly So East Washington st.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
TE ~ NGS -.
TERMS OF The DAILY SENTINEL.

copv year. in advance. $50 90
i weeks, %
during the session of the LegislatuTe...... 20
To gents where 10 copies furnished, 50 cts
a Davable monthly.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TOWLIvSON & CON, Druggists, No.
Is East Washington street,

HR An ELS TT SStLAG 20,
TIE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, f'T the cure of Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis whee King, irritation of the
Uvula and TOnsiS, and Diseases Of Lungs in
large boxes. Is cts, 81 and 81 each nIsd&wlY
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
SINKING FUND.
SALE OF SINKING FUND
LANDS.
TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF DE-
GENDER NEXT,

rEvHE FOLLOWING PIECES, PARCELS OR LOTS OF
land, or much thereof as may be necessary,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. MARY'S SEMINARY,
(EPIsCoPAL,)
A SELECT SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES,
NO. Il NORTH MERIDIAN STREET,
Adjoining Christ Church.
EDUCATIONAL.

THNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence on Monisy. the 10th of November. IN
der the management OF Mr. an Mrs. Herbert.
The disn ushihg features o. this >cho'l il the tn
hness with which every branch Of polite education
Is taught combi ing docs physical with Intellectual
training Aread, the benenis Of the Gs mnastic Exer-
eises, daily prsctced, fe by the students, and
made evident the parents in the improved department
0f their daughters.
TERMS PER QUARTER:
Primary DeDa tment. ..................... so
Advanced Course ~ w
few little girls. under years # age. will be
81 IS 90 the quarter Forurther part cuars pros
pectts.
Young ladies from a distance received into the
house Of the Principal.
heference NAV b. made TO the following gentlemen:
Rev. l. l. HOicOmb, u d., 4. n. Morrison, ESQ
G. W. Near, NJ. d., Rev. L. q. Hay,
Hon. jos p Mcdonald, Hon. james Morrison
Hon. A. l. kOacbe. X. L.. Talbot, Esq,
J.K. Sharpe, hsq.
oct2S-d2w6w2t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCES
OF An INVALID.

DUBLlsHED FOR THE BENEFIT AND AS A WARN
lNG and caution to young men who ~uffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay &C. supplying the
time the means Of selfcure BY VINO has cured
himself after being put great expense through medical
Imposition and quackery- BY nclosng postpaid ad-
blessed envelope, single copies had
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
mch22- wly'62 Bedford, Kings Co., Y.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10


part Of the IA c corner Of the or Of sec No. !.
Of ", beginning the half mile stake the line Of
said sec thence lao 81 100 rods Ike thence IS
deg l53 S7-l00 rods 10 a stake the division line
thence los s7-lOO rods TO the place Of beginning
tanning acres also certain other Of land des-
cribed follows, towit: Being part OF the qr Of
sec s. S. of W, bounded follows, to-wif. Begin-
ming The Of the said or thence 60 rods with
the line Of said Or thence % rods with lands Of John
Bullock, in said or branch Of Wilson crss1, thence
down the mearder eno centre Of SAID branch WITH lanes
Of Jesse Laird IN aid or so rode Elm stake where
said branch e1npes into Wilson Creek thenoe due west
81 rods and sc links 70 the line Of fsd gr thence north
with the sec Inc SO rods ard Il Inks the q
sad or eco and 70 the place Of beginning ccna.oing 80
acres less al e. sc-es: no-tgEgcd BY ersw-
der Chcsk and Mary s. his WIFE loan, ntsrsess etc.
SIS So
All Of TIE az Of sec s. oftar W. sxcep. 50 acres
Of Of the SIDE thereof conveyed by Jesst l. Holman
sen ns S = -. NE zee %
by Jesse Holman and Jane W. his VILE Loan inter-
est, ETC.. 500 OS
raw containing 81 ls-l00 acres; morgagtdey Richard
c. Owings and Eliza Ann his wife Loan. interest," ETC.
557 20.
az feet front and rear OF Of the upper or side Of
IN lot 50 A. marked the original plat Of the town Of
Lawrenceburgh being the whole length OF said lot and
adoin not No. a. also 81 feet on Of the lower or
side Of in-lot No 49, numbered the ORIGINAL plat
Of said town. being font and the whole length 81
said lot 81 feet WIDE and idoinng said inlot tos
also IS feet on the SIDE Of inlot 20. numbered %
the original plat Of said town being IS feet mont and
rear o the whole length Of said ot mcrtgaged By Nm
H. Northern and Hannah bis WIFE, Loan interest," etc.
44s Is.
marked an desgnsted he plat Of toe town Of Law
rencebursh and BOUNDED fllows: Beginning a. TIE
corner Of said in lot No. lst formed by the intersection
OF Short and William street. thence along the edge q
Short street towards Partition lane 72k f. thence az
right angles and psral with William street. lS2 feet %
alley the Of said lot No ISIS thence along said
street 20 the place Of beginning; morg ged By william
Tate Jr. Loan, interest. etc, 80 o.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS East Washington ST.

Fire Doors Esss Of odd Fe,loacs' Hau bldi-
annapolis, Indiana.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02
Partial judgement.

Farmer.-Judge, l came to ask your
legal opinion in a certain case: My bull
has gored one of your oxen. What is
the penalty?
JudgG-It is a clear case sir. You
must pay me another Ok.
Farmer.-But, Judge, l made a slight
mistake in stating the case-your bull has
killed one of my oxen?
Judge-Oh! Alb! Well, that alters
the case. l will inquire into he matter.
Bro. Jonathan in 1872 Judge Bull,
Jour servants have stopped my ships,
searched them, violently taken from them
hundreds of your subjects, and also divers
Of mine. What is the law in the case
John BuH-The law is very clear. 1
have q perfect right to take my subjects
wherever l find them.
Brother Jonathan differs in opinion
from John Bull. They have a law suit,
but the case is Withdrawn, leaving the
matter in statu quo. John bull continues,
every few years, to take his subjects from
JOnathan's ships.
Bro. Jonathan, in 166l.-Mr. Bull,
my servants have taken two O. my SUBJ
jects from n O. you ships; reckon its
all right, if ] understood you in 1912.
John Bud, I'm a rage. )-'ToOk your
subjects from my ship" That's a differ
eni matter from anything that has before
occurred. You have acted very unfriend-
IL, sir! You are a blachgusrd! You
are a pirate! You are an insOlent cow
ard!
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02


party, and was not taken until some time
after the rest of the rebel force had sur
rendered, and in consequence Of the
darkness of the night be was not recOg-
nized until the next day.
II seems that Col Magofin having Wis
tied bis home and arranged his affairs,
sent q messenger recalling bis parole. but
instead Of su~rrendering himself as officers
generally do, he left, and before his mes
senger reached Sedalia, was in the rebel
army, and when the fight came on, feel
ing that he deserved, and would probably
receive different treatment from those
who had not forfeited all right to be trea-
ted as prisoners of war, tonight desperate
ly, but unavailingly. Gen. Pope refused
TO accept his parole and ordered hln to be
placed IN confinement until Gen. Halleck
decided what disposition to make of him.
He is one Of the most desperate and un-
s~crupulous of the marauders in this Sec
ton, and it is to be hoped that he will
receive the punishment his crimes and
forfeiture of his parole deserve.
QUINCY, Ill, Dec. %.
Last night the secesslonists burnt the
bridge over the Charlton river, sixteen
miles east of Brook6elG, Mo, on Hannibal
and St. Joe. R. r. 1t is feared the tel
egraph line will go next.
A deserter from the rebel lines near
Centreville says the rebel army has gone
into winter quarters. Ii numbers 100,-
900 rebels. On the Lower Potomac the
army numbers $1,000, they have also
built winter huls.
In Missouri, the main body of Gen.
Prices army is ~retreatlng southwark, 10
escape Gen. Pope. Struggling bands of
rebels, however, are committing depreda-
tons throughout North Missouri.
The steamship Niagara, from Liver
pool, arrived off Cape Race on Monday.
The Paris Pstrie says, it is asserted
that France and the Great Powers have
been consulted by Great Britain, and have
expressed the opinion that the conduct Of
Capt. Wilkes was a violation of interna-
tional and neutral laws.
The Europa has sailed, and it is ru-
mOred took Mason and Slidell from Fl.
Warren.
Congressman Ely has arrived from
Richmond, having been exchanged for
Mr.. Faulkner.
QUINCY. Ill, Dec. 81.
The Niagara, from Liverpool, brings
further news from Europe. 1866 troops
a field battery, and large ammunition
stores came over to Canada on the Aus
tralasian. British vessel Cadmus arrived
al St. Thomas, to protect vessels against
another Trent affair.
The British press continues bitter to-
words the United States. Il is rumored
that Franc has offered herself as a me-
diater, and Gen Scot, brings important
dispatches from Louis Napieon. Prince
Napoleon is using all his influence in ia
vOr of the federal government.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Hale
made a speech against delivering Up Ma
son and Slidell, and advocated war with
England rather than sacrifice our nation
al honor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02
The Times-s.ImpFOTements on
Farms.
Man wants but listls, here below,
Nor wants that little long.

Our grand-fathers could raise corn.
sell II al from 6 IA to Is cents per bushel
and accumulate money! Why cannot
we do the same? The great reason is, ouI
wants are too numerous. Had the i'm
mortal Pope lived in this country, in the
middle Of the 18th century, be would
never have written the first Of the lines
quoted at the head of this article. Our
wants are unlimited. Another reason
for the present hard times among farm
ers in Nebraska is, that we are too much
dependant on the East. We get all our
clothing, our groceries, our household
and kitchen furniture our agricultural
and mechanical implements-in short, al
most everything we consume-from the
States. That community is the most pros
porous which exports the most and i'm.
ports the least, from other parts Of the
country. Good, substantial wooden and
linnen clothing; furniture; wagons, plOws,
and other agricultural implements hats,
shoes, socks, brooms, mattresses whtS-
kv, and a thousand other little rants,
could be made in Nebraska nearly or quite
as cheap as any where else. When the
Territory is a little older they viii be-
But our citizens should now give the
preference to articles manufactured at
home, whenever they can be obtained,
and thereby keep The money in the Ter
ritory.
Sill another reason why we cannot Sf-
ford 10 sell produce as cheap as it was
ssld fifty years ago, is because the pri-
ces of different articles do not cores
pond they have not yet become fully
adapted to the times. In some parts of
Europe laborers receive about Is cents
per day-in China about 5 cents. And
yetthey seldom suffer for the necessities
life; because prices are adapted to labor.
Provisions now being cheap, those
who are our of debt, and who have any
employment need not complain of hard
times. Labor now is cheap, Mechanics
wages. are cheap, and lumber is cheap.
Now is an excellent time to make In
uroyements In fences, buildings, Sc, in
both town and on farms. We notice that
our farmers have done more towards
fencing, during the past two months than
they have before during an equal period
of time for several years. Fencing lum-
Der, which has heretofore been a drug,
is row taken from the mills as fast as il is
sawn. So great is the demand for fenc-
ing, that the price has advanced 25 cents
on the hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02
A CARD,
To the Subscribers OF the 'UnIOn"

To the Subscribers OF the "UnlOn'
The " Union having been suspended
OF adjourned. sine die, / take this method
of informing the subscribers that hereaf-
ter the .Advertiser will be furnished 10 all
subscribers until the end of the year. or
till the time e1piers for which they sub
scribed. Advertisers also who prepaid
for their advertisements will be credited
to that amount for advertising in the I'D
v~srtiser. There were seventeen numbers
of the Union published those who sub
scribed for one year will be furnished
with thirty-fve numbers of the .AdUerti-
ser, commencing at this date. Others
will receive IN proportion to the time for
which they have subscribed. l nevr be-
lieved that this town would support two
paper permanently but l did think that
with the patronage which the Union had,
/ could complete the volume; but upon a
few weeks experience / found it impOs-
sible to collect enough to buy fuel and
paper. Those owing Cor advertising,
lobwork, election tickets, Sc, are re-
sp%ectfully informed that / am in need of
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02
OMAHA CORRESPONDENCE.
OMAHA, N. T., Dec. 9.

OMAHA, N. T., Dec. %.
Your SERVANTS" the members of the
Legislature of the Territory of Nebras-
ka, adjourned from the 23d to the 26th,
in order to take Christmas in the bosom
of their constituents, against which none
but the selfish can urge an objection.
Council and House." in the language
of the Journals, met pursuant to adjourn
ment," on the 26th. Council spending
a few minutes in session, concluded that
Christmas was not over, and on motion,
adjourned until Monday the Both. Sun
dry motions to the same effect were made
in the House without success, the men,
bers wisely determined to attend to busi-
ness before pleasure. Some OF u SER
wants act as if they thought only of squan-
dering valuable time, and of their three
dollars a day A faithful man, whatever
NAV be his calling or position, never de-
serts his post. If the Government would
refuse to pay members while absent on
private business, methinks there would
be fewer absentees. It seems cardinal
ly wrong, especially when the Gov
eminent is putting forth every nerve to
obtain funds to sustain the soldiers on the
"tented-feld, " for these servants of the
people to demand and receive compen-
sation for services they have not render
dered. Wonder if any of them would
support a joint resolution and memorial
asking Congress to refuse to pay absent
ees?
In consequence of the ''hollidays,"
Legislative items are meagre. The bill
for an act to ~incOurage the growth Of
grapes, has been laid ON the table in the
table in the Council, and will not be ia
ken Up. A bill for a ferry charter at
Peru, is now before the Governor, to-
gether with a large batch of bills Of a
local nature, introduced mostly by the
members from the northern section of the
Territory.
Nemaha county has not asked for To-
cal Legislation this session, with two ex-
ceptiOns only, the Peru Ferry Charter
and a bill foT a Territorial road introduce
ed by Mr.. Grow, one Of your Represen.
t%atives, which was defeated in the Coun-
ell. This kind Of legislation should meet
with the unqualified condemnation of the
voters of the Territory. Have our coun-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02
The A%ppOrtIOnmenI.

The members of the Legislature, from
North of the Platte, to a man, so far as
we have learned, oppose a change in the
present aPpOrtiOnment. They all ac-
knowledge that South Platte has a much
larger population than North Platte, yet
they insists on the present unfair appOr-
tionment on the pretext that there is no
means of ascertaining the population Of
the various counties. They are not will
ling TO take the vote as a criterion to
Judge by, but must wait until next year
when the census returns for 1860 will be
published. BY that time the population
will have so materially changed from
what it was when the Census was taken,
that citizens Of Omaha will then be as
much opposed to taking it as a basis as
any body else, and will still be opposed
to making any change.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02


Sooroutic diseases are the parent stock from EhisA
arises a lar{e proportion o. the fatal maIadiss that A.
hiet mankind-They are as it we're a species Of pota,a
rot IN the human constitution. which undermine ss
corrupt al The sources q its vitality and hasten, n,
decay. They are the germ from which spring. CsB.
sumption. Rheumatism. Heart Disease. Liver Com.
plants, and Eruptiye Diseases which viii Be rsror
nized "a among those most fatal and de- trucuvs 10 IA
races Of men. So dreadful are It's consequences 10 hu.
man life. that IL Is hardly possible to over estimate N
Importance Of an actual. reliable remedy that can
sweep out this Serofulous contamination. We know
then We shall proclaim welcome news % our readers Of
one from such a quarter a. will leave little doubt of.ts
efaeacy-and still more welcome vhenEs tell thsn
that it really does accomplish the end desired. We
AYERS SARsAPARTLLA, sndit Is certainly worthy ne
attention OF those who are aflictsf with ScrofuIs or
ScrofuIous cOmplaints.-Registsr Aibahs. ". y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The Advertiser, having been restored "a h..,,
very few weeks By a very simple remedy re-
suffered several years with 3 severe lung -
that dread disease, Consumpton-ls No. -
known 30 his fellow sufferers the msspso a, ,n..
To all who desire IL, he will sent q CO.,
eriPti0n used Gree Of eharse) win srscasns sor B,.-
pairing and using the same, w~hiShthsy will snd a sun,
CURE for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRcucH1rI, :.
The only OBJECT Of The advertiser in sending tbs p,
eription IS to benefit the afflicted and spread is,o-r,
tion which he e%Oneeives &c be invaluable. and he hon,
every sufferer Will try his remedy. as it viii e.. H.
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Wiu plsa,s ,ss,,,,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg,
Kings County, EOW Iort
November "A, 1851. InIa-sml