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ATTENTION. soLDIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention Of all having relations or
aERmaS 81 81 -
diseases induced by expSsuTys and P,iysticns mel
daily in the newspapers the arrival of the sick
il will be noticed that avery large proportion srs
ssn Be readily cured b. Hoossna German ap s,sar
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
ton in stating that, these Bitters we're freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might
We call particular attention 10 the following ~
n.rkahe and we'll authenticsted cure Of one Of -
''has been saved By the Bitters %
PHILApKLPsIA, Augustine No
=, Mesws Jones Erans.I,wensS your
is mistake in this. II is vouehed FOR by numbsrs
ofmy comrades. some ofwhose names are a ppended,
stances of my case. / am, and have been f'r tho
last four years, member of sherusns celebrates
tain r. B. kyres. Through the exposure .tsendsas
upon my srdueus duties, was attacked in Novem-
for s[ dsys IN sasps hi. w. s
lowed by great debility, heightenei by an sttsck Of
Mouse ana sent 10 this city on board the ste.msr
State OF Maine /" from which landed on the 9th
as any enc could be and stii retain spsrS Of vital.
iy For Hssn or ns nSTs IA sss se,Tss able
il was immsdiaie1; thrown up again. ''s' ''-'
could pGs kseP s Of H.s On %s
been working fsiihfoly though nnss ocessfaily, %
snPy 40 es se
advised me to see man, ana 70 mate 'as s
Ar tSsssasrsE HnS ssss S.os
to sV Il.
Commenced taking them the gloomy shadow OF
ess stpT better Though have taken but two bot.
Srs, have gained ten pounds, and feel sHnguins
S FROM NEW WhSm have heard nothing for iskiess
months; for, gentlsmen l am = loyal yiryinisn.
, .sIe Biters owe the eer.inty of life which hs
taken the place of vague fearsto your s.stsr win
bosom Sss ta those s VINO are dearest TO IN Iis
VI. ,nrx coneur in the truth Of the above state
nent, as we had desp.ired q seeing our conrsds,
Mr., J 6hsh SerrppIEBkCK, lat New York Bsttery.
SESRsE kckIfENk, 60 4 r .li ao Maine
I.E' sfiSSSEf1 i' s. sf 4 !, s.,ssIyr.
HHEES SEEEE Z assSSpSS 8 g. 8: 9Th Maine.
ssSSsfS ! kfsSSSa s: 6
JOHN JENKINS. Co. b, lo6th Penn.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITsl
on the WRIPPER Of each bottle. 'Ae"'oN
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs CENTS,
Or HALF DOz FOR ga.
Should your nearest dru sgst not have the article
Do not be put Of by any Of the intoxicating preps
fatons that may be offered in its place but nd -
rs, and win forward, securely pscked. by s1prss
PkIserPhL OFFICE And MAxuFAcroRr,
...... No. 63i ARCH ST.
-s JONES 4 EVANS,
(sueeeseors 70 c. n. Jackson Co..
....t-.. Proprietors.
~IsI sale By Dyrssists and Dealers in eysry
tsvn in the q nited States. &C x-eouIy
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Pork packing is becoming active at GIN
cinnati. Prices of hogs range from 81 IS to
81 IS per hundred.
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

Nh EbEos) DAnLS L OAs L .
BALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@&E - -
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON.
o" III Has 'sss sasssa If a ais s'''
WARRINGTON. gA. HfiSfsf AND TIE WEST
FIVE pArLr f H 5ss IS ,$$iissHssaros AND
TWO DAILY 5 SssiSS T SEEW WEET WASHING
ON aSb 5ga Is fAk s. sAIrIA0R'
Passengers for the West make close ecnpeetions
At e4 the s
cT. Fiji Gfi fiji NEW YoRk-Ls.v.
" fsrAaksiSAfoifs~Ies-s %sssinsi5n ass"a IA.
ana so p For ALL POINTS WEST, Dalai,
leave Washington ct and IA" a. m. and s.S'
.. NJ. and on Sundays at 3.s1 pm.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York at q; NJ. Philadelphia II 81 = :;
m. Baitimsre SOP. N. Arrive at Washington So
Leave New York at p. m, Phiisdslrhia u 81
Leave New York at II p. m phiisd de =: 80
Local Accommodation Trains Leave Baltimore st
Ea m and - p. m. for Washington arrive there
I = II. z =.
On Sundays at 81 and ia" =. only from Bslti
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from B.lti;
more W ashin gtan.
Passengers leaving Washington at s and TAO
. anc 2. m. =. make connections ST WsshiD Rton
Junction Relay with Trains en- the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for all points West q. the Ohio Rvsr
snd tor ali points along the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio read. il Mary!an and Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
inKton daily, except Sundays at 5.45 m. and $40
p
Passenger Trains leaving Wsshjn gton st =. II .,
II and p. IN. and Baitimofe at 80 and ~
q. N. and 80; p. m, stop only at Annapolis and
Ws<hin ytun Iunctions
Way Passengers nust tshe the Accommodates
Trains only W P SMITH,
Master Of Traasportat,ou
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- No
Ar S1.5O PEI GALLON
49, SH sufiity always to be had, in pyramids or
..,. PAILADiLPHIA CONFECTIONERY.
sSN'InN CSrner Twelfth and L.
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. A I E b NO TIC Z.

In eonseauenoe of the lOwness OF the water In the
Senera Reservoir IL will be necessary, unless great
economy of water is practiced for the Government
All persons are, therefore, forbidden to use the
hydrants Pennsylvania avenue, or on Any streets
Commissioners of Public Buildings FOR watering the
streets or pavements, or for any private purpose
whatever.
And all persons using the water are urgently So
hcited 70 be a. economical in Its use a. possible.
s.-I EIr~ b. b. FRENCH
NJ % CnmmissinnAr of pnhlic Hnil.iin.a
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SEsrABLIsHEB IN wASHIEaToNN
NSINCE MAY 1, 1sei.S
JOHNSON 81 NAGLE,
ass PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Csoash sidsJ
BErEEss NIsYH Z TENTH SIS.
Invite the attention OF
GRoCEBs, Suffers, AND RE TRADE IN
GENERAL,
70 rHEIa usauRpAssED STOCK
WINES, s.s.
U0RS,
CARS,
FANCY GROCERIES.
ChampaEnes
OF ALL The WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIDsICK, CLIQCoT, MUMM, RIyARr,
DRoUET.
We recommend highly to cornoisseu.s
DE ST. MARcEAUX cHAMPAGNEs, CARTE
NoIRE, CARTE BLANCHE, RED Law,
the most faro-iie brands in TIC New York market,
and so highly appreciated for their
richness and delicate favor
HOOK AND MosELLE WINES,
Still and SPARKLING.
cLARETs CT Messrs. Giihoa frsrez, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDY AND ToKAY WINES.
CoGNAc of the choicest brands and best vintax...
ROCHELLE BRANDY, Petlyoisin and A. sisnette.
MADEIRA. SHERRY, PoRr-rery ED and highly
recommended FOR medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN,
in Wood and Glass.
MeSoNGAHELA AND BOURBON wBIsKEYs.
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES.
ofan kinds.
APPLE BRANDY AND wHIsKEY,
JAMAICA AND ST CRoIX RUN.
BATAVIA ARRAc.
HAVANA AID DOMESTIC sEGlRs
OF THE BEST BRANDS.
LILLIENTHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND
ANDERSON FISE-CUr TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO of Asssrs. Gail Am
altimOre-at Baltimore prices
GROCERIES FOR fHE canPs,
HERMETICALLY-s GOODS Of every de-.
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NOT ALCOHOLIC
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FEex,.~
EXTRACT
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR Ho0FLAspx
G ERAAN BITTERs, )
YREPAREp BIZ
On O. II. JACKSON, PhiIadeipa,.
WILL KTTrcroALLr crRs
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. y.rxn,c.
CHRONIC Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY mn.
EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND aut.f,
DISEASES ARISING From prsos. !.
DgREB Liver OR STOMACH. ~h
such
Cosst,rs:
tion, Inward piiss,
Fulne-s or B!ocd 20 as
Head, ksiaity ofthe stsmses, -
Names, HsaItssts, D.ss..; Is Foes.
s Shining .. " ass s. Hsa i H -, rf q
&C 5000 scs.s.icn. .hsn IN I'm: 49, ss:s
Dinness Of yi.icn, Dot. OF webs before the Nsit
Eyes, Pain in the siss, i:>ss, Chest.
H ssi. B Bur anaf il The sif Fisss. OF
Constant 1m.xininrs
Depression of
spirits.
Asd ,riH sesiiirely y.rea, Ysiic- Ere, Bsss,
They Contain Ne A,cshsi or Bad whsssevs
They will cure the above dis~sses ia niuety.ps>.
cases out OF . hundred
Induced BY the extensive sale and universal ps,.
rlarity OF Hoofand g German Bitters, purely w.
sdventurers, have opened upon .aserins SuSssss
the sos-i gates Of Sostrams in the shsr@ az ~
and @ T"nSs saem.she. aG ss,eT
Beware OF the innainerseie array Of Alcoholic
key. under The modest sppcilst:ca Of bitter.
which. instead or cuung, only aggrayste disease.
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
are rot new and untrisd article but hsvs stnos
the test az hfteen years trial ny the American pub
He; and their reputation and sale are net rivslisd
The proprietors have thousands of Letters iron
CLERGYMES,
LAWlERs,
PHYSICIANS,
cITIzENs,
Testifying Of their own PERSONAL knorleis. to -
terra
DO Foa Fa=s Something 10 Stresgtses Yesf
Do Tou Want Good kFpetitet
Do Tou Want 90 Build Up Your constitatsoxy
DO Yoa Want 70 Feel Weuf
Do You Want TO Get Rid # N.rroasnes.r
DO you Want EHsroyt
Do Toa Want TO Sleep Vel,
Do Fou Wdnt a Br,st ana yio,rons P,>,;nca
FYoU DO, USE
HOoFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.
Fem Rer. J. MERTON Broscn, ID D.. Eiiicr offks
Encyclopedia az Religions R1otrhd<s
Although not disposed TO favor or reonnrsna
Patent Medicines in general through distrust 81
their ingredients and effect. 1 yet know Of IA
sufficient reESsIns why may not testify N the
benefits he believes himself - have received from
any simple pre- psrstion. in the hope that he mar
thus contribute 10 the benefit Of others.
60 this the more readily IN regard 20 HooAsnir
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. q. NJ. Jackson al
this city. because was sreJudieed against them for
many years. under the impression that they we're
chiefly az alcoholic mixture. / am indebted TO ny
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq. for the removal q
this prejudice BY proper tests. and for encourage
meut 20 try them, when suffering from great ss1
long continued debility. The use Of three bottiea
OF these Bitters, az the beglDning of the present
year followed by evident relief and restoration
70 degree of bodily and mental vigor which haA
SPARED Of regsinins. I therefore thank God ana
my friend for directing ne 10 tha use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PhilsdeIpbia, June q, 1851.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CAIRVIKw Bo ,Ap BIN SCHOOL
L FOR YOUSG - 'EN AND BcfS.
p,.rt sna Tuitiou. sIt, ,>sg term OF Tea months.
Pupils admitted II any time
HpYHy JASyKr. 34s Pa avenue.
Pa THYsox. Druggist, Ninth and II sN 3
. John HAwxHURsr. AZ, near strset soatn.
JnsEyt SE~asLD, Qusrt-TrIs stsr = DC partnen'.
Alexspi1s, Va, dEo n NE noED.,
DO Sim fnIS6K-->
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
Thirty third Session - weeks eomneneesISoy.
ID Entire e1 pense SIS. Circulars At Star once.
~ III 'e" r. K BURNS,
&C le Imeo" Plsin6eld, Cumberland 90, Pc
ChAAAi .N FOR Young LADIES.
1927 aud 1899 Spruce ST., Pki!aa= phia.
The regular course of instruction embraces ths
English and French Languages and Litetssufe'
b.Gn if REQUIRED and al the Srsshes which con
French IL Tie language Of The family, ssd Is con:
stAnty spoken Ia the Ins,i,,s It's the So.eo. OF
particular attention, and is tsnsht from sb2 ruoi-
mcnts TO the highest course ofhtcrature and eom-
position. The scholastic year eommsnces Ssptem-
Der 18th and closes July LIST CiEsulsrs g, can De
obtained from Madame D'HBRViLLY. PriEcapa
e of CbegarLy Institute. may 226m
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nR. GODRREY'S ANTID0TE WILL OURl
required. II 10 an English Specific Of sixty. ave
years standing and will not harm the nost
eonstitution. IL contains no snineyais Price SI
Sold by 8. c. .UPHAM, 4O3 Chestnut street PhIa
delphie, and In Washin gtoB By 9. O. FORD. corne
hXRhY COOK & CO., Druggists. No S.ecIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
From New York.

NEW YORK, August 2-The Hilton Head cor
respondent OF the Herald. dated the 9th. says:
A refugee from Charleston reports Gus. Smith
commands there. The rebels have sent nine in
fantry and two cavalry regiments TO Richmond,
and otherwise depleted their force by large guards
on the Savannah railroad. Every one capable of
bearing arms is forced to volunteer in the South
ern army.
Two iron -clads rams, similar to the Merrimac,
are being constructed at Charleston TO destroy
the blockaders.
The steamers Herald and Memphis had arrv-
ed from Liverpool with valuable supplies. The
steamer Economist was expected, and had proba-
bly, reached there, large side wheel steamer
ran in last Friday.
The feet off Charleston has been augmented,
and it is now thought impossible for vessels there
to get out without capture
The rebel steamer Nashville is covered under
eight gun rebel battery in Dobay Sound, with
the gunbOatS Paul Jones and Keystone State
Watching her.
The rebels have appeared pretty strongly OPP
posite Dawfuskie, and our troops have left that
island.
The rebels burnt the wreck of the steamer
Winfield Scott ednesday night
The French bark Harriet Role, which was
taken by our forces while running the blockade
at New Orleans with cargo OF wines and bran
dies, arrived to-day under command of Capt
COnant of the 3lst Massachusetts regiment She
has thirty three sick soldiers on board.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

WASHINGTON. August Am officer writing
from Harrison's Landing to gent in Washing
ton. saws all l. quiet on the James river. One
corps after another is being reviewed by General
Mcclellan, and the troops make very fine ap-
pearance. The soldiers are in good spirits. and
will be ready to deal heavy blows when called
upon to strike. If the New England. the Mid
die states, and the Great West will only do thsir
duty now, this wicked rebellion will be crushed
forever. God grant that the call for more men
will not be in vain. MANY persons are now here
endeavoring 20 save their military friends from
the effect of the annulment of their furlOughs.
Hon. ThOs + Bowie has not been uncondiion.
ally discharged. but released on parole.
A notorious rebel female spy and mail carrier
was captured near Warrenton and sent to this
is now in the old Capitol prison. This woman is
represented as a sister of Mrs. Charles J. Faux
ner, and for long time past has been engaged
in carving the rebel mails TO Richmond from
within our lines.
WASHINGTON, August 3-The President to-
day pardoned some ninety soldiers confined in
the penitentiary under sentence Of court martial
for various charges in compliance with recent
act OF Congress. A few are Internationally re-
leased. being unfit for military duty, on account
i'll health; but the others are required 10 join
their regiment or name others in the service.
Measures are being taken TO organize a brigade
for the defense of Washington, from among the
employees of the Departments. Ii is said that
the thousands OF clerks here can be enrolled for
that purpose.
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81 fELEGsAFH-
NeW York Market.

NV YORK, Aug. 2
Flour-Market continues heavy, and prices
Sc lower. with only a limited demand for export
and home consumption; sales at 81 e0@5 for
superfne State: So 20@5 80 for extra State;
81 SOFAS for superfine Western; S. 2565 40 for
common TO medium extra Western; So 40d5 50
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; and S. 65@6 80 for trade brands.
Whisky dull and heavy; sales at 3lc.
Wheat-Market heavy aud lie lower: sales of
Chicago spring at 81 ll@l Il; Milwaukee club
81 l4dl 81; amber Iowa 81 2l@l %: winter
red Western 81 276l 81; white Western 81 IS
al So; white Michigan 81 40Gl A
Conn-Market heavy aud shade easier clos.
ing, however. with more doing for export: sales
at 55@56c for old mixed Western; sea- SAC for
Eastern; and Asa aisle for unsonnd
Sugar-Rsw j. firm at S1s@e34c for fair to
good refining; 7@9c for Cuba; 9@9s1 &c for New
Orleans. and &c for Havana
Molasses firm; Cuba Muscovado 36@3ec; and
Porto Rico 44c
Pork dull but market generally is without de-
cided change; sales at Sll oil 1919 for mess;
50 for prime
Beef more active.
Butter selling at lo@l4c for Ohio, and 100
lie for State
Cheese firm at 49S1@c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

FoRrREss MoSRoE, August lit i rumored
and believed here that the new Merrimnc has
come down as far n Fort Darling
The Federal gunbosts have passed up the river
as far as Harrison's Landing
detachment of infantry and cavalry from
McClellan's army made reconnaissance down
the Chickahominy towards Williamsburg ill they
had pickets. They returned and re-
ported they bad not seen the enemy.
Last night between IL and O'Clock the rebels
opened fire on McCelan's center for about an
hour and half from batteries OF flyiDg artillery
from opposite the landing. some above aud some
below
Not one-third Of these shells exploded. Sieve
raj vessels were struck by fragments OF shell
but no one board was injured. Nine soldiers
were killed and three wounded. After halt
hours delay. our siege guns opened, aud in les.
than forty minutes the rebels were silenced.
Ii the motives of the rebels were 20 draw our
gnnboats down the river they were disappointed
not one made its appearance.
Nothing further has been heard from the rebel
Merrimac
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
SUNDAY NIGHT DISPATCHES
GENERAL DRAFT IMPENDING
VIGOROUS MEASURES ADOPTED.
Skirmishing on James River.


NV YoEK. August alt i stated hat
general proclamation for draft viii be issued in
a few DAYS
The steamer Mississippi has arrived from Hi
ton Head
= special 10 the Herald from Washington re
ports the marriage Of Cornt De Paris 20 the 81
dest daughter of the Duiches Of Parma. which
fuses two royal families Of Bourbons and Orleans
and makes him the legitimate representative ot
both houses.
The Nassau Advertiser states thar the gunboaf
Adirondack chased the British steamer Herald,
Capt. Casileton. into that port She had run the
blockade OF Charleston. The Herald was dam
aged by shells. The Nassau Guardian speaks Of
the matter as a giaring outrage. and states that
the British flag was shot down. but replaced dur
ing the chase Nassau was greatly excited during
the action. The Advertiser gives a report that
the Captain of the gunboat Adirondack apollo.
g,ed TO the Captain of the British steamer Gray
hound.
The steamer Elizabeth. from Havana. bound
to Saline Pass, with assorted cargo. Was cap
tured by the gGnboat Hilton.
The English steamer Orion, bound from King.
ston, Jamaica, TO Saline Pass. with salt. Drug.
&c, was captured by the gunboat Queen City.
She run the blockade in April last with 300 bales
of cotton.
Also the British steamer Memphis, prize, com.
manded by Capt. Crukshank from Charleston Ia
Liverpool and having run the blockade the even
ing of the 9th. The Memphis i fine propel
Ter. 500 tons. four moths old. has n cargo of
! .515 bales Sea Island cotton. She had prey.
ously ran the blockade at Charleston with con
traDand of war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
TELEcRAPHlc.
Neon Reports.
w a HIN G. TON NEWS
AFFAIRS ON THE PENINSULA.
SO N N Ew 3
THE REBEL PROGRAMME.
lR0N-clAD RAMS AT CHARLESTON.
SOUTHERN NEWS
THE REBEL PROGRAMME.


WASHINGTON. August 2-The World dispatch
says:
Ex- GoyernOr Dennison, Gen. Bates. Represen-
tative Gurley and Larz. Anderson, all OF Ohio,
arrived here this morning at the request OF Gov.
Tod and bad a long interview with the Secretary
of War the President and Gen. Hslleck regard
ing military interests in Southern. Ohio, together
with those of Kentucky, which ended most salts
factorly, and it is probable that all the commit
tee came after will be accomplished.
Tonight they had an important interview with
Gen. Halleck, during which he alluded tie
negro question and said that he vas now and al
ways had been in favor of using negroes within
the military lines and conhscating all slaves and
other property of rebels in arms. In addition he
said that Gen. Mcclellan had been instructed 10
use all negroes coming within his lines and com.
pensate those who were free, but To employ all
without reference to their status.
The order employing negroes will probably
soon be issued by Gen. Halleck.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

GAVIN a Hobbs REVISION.

The second volume Of Nessrs. Gavin Hord's conpSla-
ton of Indiana Statutes has just appeared This volume
completes their work. Its mechanical execution l.
credtable; and the skill learning, and labor which the
editors have bestowed it, merit the highest praise.
None but learned dlgen lawyers could have produced
such work.
The second volume embraces all the public statutes Of
Indiana force upon the subjects which relates,
and the first all excepting the acts Of the last regular and
extra sessions Of the Legislature II Is great excel
of the compilation that existing each
subject collected together in the place IN these
volumes: that tie reader glance all the
legislation in force any given subject Take, for
ample. the act Of 1852. organizing Courts Of Common
Pleathe editors publish the large and they also
print in the form of notes the pages containing
this statute, all the amendatory which have
been passed up this And they done Of
all the other contained in the revision Of ls52
The editors added the value Of these vol
umes-especialy the LASTLY the copous and learned
notes with which the volumes abound. These notes nd
cate much labor and legal They furnish In
concise and accurate form, with all the adiudcaton Of
Supreme Court these These adjudica-
tons being very numerous the references them
the volumes under consideration will be Of great value
lawyer and indeed all persons the
administration of justice. The editors have also referre
in their notes. decisions in other States.
made statutes similar TO
An excellence Il these volumes not 20 be overlooked
Is the full and index appended 20 each In indi
there has been good index volumes Of
statutes published by authority. This provoking defect
has been completely remedied in the volumes under
view aud these indexes will greatly tighten the labor Of
all who have occasion 10 look
This first time that private ente-prize has
tempted the publication Of Indiana statutes The at
duly the learned editors and enterpzng pshirh
err Every lawyer WILL Of course purchase these volumes
every clerk sheriff. justice Of the peace Of the
State. will find it to his advantage 10 own them.
DAVID x'DoSALD.
indianapolis, June 5, iss2
The foregoing notice by Judge xcDossLD, Of GAvn 4
HoKDs Compilation the Of Indiana. de-
signed a. puff Of the work. but is unsolicited
mendation Of the ability, accuracy and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared
The second volume which has just been issued from
the press being delivered subscribers rapidly
possible This edition Of the statutes gill b. found
ces-y every lawyer justices Of the peace. aud county
officers in the State. The publication Of the work t.
private enterprise pabIisers' only hope
prepared. The volumes contain about 1900
pages Of matter, nearly double the quantity embraced in
the revision Of ls53-
The price Of the work 3 - 50 Per volume - 80 90 for
the volumes Orders addressed 70 the subscriber VII
receive prompt attention. J. J. BINGHAM.
June 7th, Iss2. Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

A special meeting Of the Council was held on
Saturday night.
Mr. Haughey was called to the chair and stated
the object Of the meeting 20 be to raises revenue
for l-62.
Mr.. Haughey presented an ordinance levying a
tax for general purpo-es of 90 cents on the 500.
9 poll tax Of 80 cents and specific tax Of Scents
on TIE 800 to meet the city indebtedness
Mr. Brown stated that the proposed tax woald
raise about $50 900, which was as little as could
be levied to carry the affairs Of the city
The ordinance read three times and then
passed.
There some conversation about transac-
ting general business. but before any motion or
resolution was offered Mr. Colley moved to ad
journ. which motion prevailed