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, 1862-11-03
LAW INTELLIt:&NEIs.

UNITED STATES CoCHT-E fore Hon 7H":nas
Drauanload.--ln Tie jsc:alelt suit OF J Johnson
rs. Matthews, ht1e:tfor3 reported, the jury
yesterday found verdict for plaintiff. r1c
Court WAS occupied during the day in heatiug
motions. and in trying several submitted
cases. No points Of in"tres: were developed.
CIRCUIT CorKr OF CooK( (CpuNTr-B3ore
Hon. Geo. Mani.r7x The session WAS consum
I'd il hearing IL gunents In the habtas corpus
case cf The People tx rv]- Bridget Jorl'n ".
TIC Home FOR the Fri 'idless. for the custody
of an inl,nt ch ID Bridget, i: appears, has
been married twelve years, and Is the mother
| tf 81 ven Children. Seine time sgo, her hu5
tand, 1y occupation a d.ay;aan, went to
ST. Lonis, leaving her without adequate means
OF support, or ttat Of her children. and WAS
admitted to the county aims housa. TIE
| child in question sG.:s given IN charge to
| WOMAN n.mcd Cary, but vas some time after
wards found wandering il the streets By po-
licernan, who, finding no claimant, sent it to
| Tie Home. The matron OF That worthy es-
tahliEhmens received it, and subsequently,
placed II IN respectable family, BY whom It
wss adopted. TIE mother now returns to
claim it, and attempts to cst.bsish ny proof
her present ability to provide for and take
esre Of 1t. These are about the fac:s Of
the case as they appear Jucge Tnonaas ap.
pears for the relator aud E s. Williams, esq,
for the respondent. The hearing WAS con.
tiDucd over 10 Monday, In ordzr that addi
tional testimony may be Introduced
County CouET.-E.5orc Hon. + r Brad
! ssN Mary Hogan, who Wis committed tc
, 1862-11-03
An Awkward EsIIcsu ma.

The ward and saloon braw!ers sent out By
Shern an to etir NJ the Irish, and make then
promise to atte, d the polls, tiud 1t dill :ult
to explain to them that Sherman is the pecu-
liar fritnd of the white lshorer In the face Of
Of the fact, that LIE imported and stocked his
fottl with bigger walters. Il he loves the
rocr white nan Sc much rs his blowers aad
strikers assert, bow GENES It that h. hires none
hut regrccs in lis hotele why did h. not
employ yhite mens This iaa cliacher, and
there is no getting around 1t. 1t further
mtre Places theee I'ishmen who are support.
irg She1man, and swearipg at the sd
| ragu1s'' in a beautiful attitude, and show:
them III contemplate hEpocrites. Let then
| stop their gatble about white laborers or thei
| their blowing Tar Sherman, wno employs
| hardly any pcople but negroes.
, 1862-11-03
People,s U.1ea HeaAauarterp.

The headquarters OF the Peoples Union County
Committee npd tie Central Cab2aisn Committees
will beat "A and 46 Laea1le Btresl
The Ward Committees, the Town Committees
ard The committees from the c3tn.ry, are invited
to neet at the rooms between the hours of 10
reports, until the polls are cls:ed Oh Tuesday
4sening next. BY order Of the Committee.
TuERMoMETR1CAL TABLE.-Tha following ia the
state Of the thermometer for he week eIding Mo-
Tcmber /. as Kept by E. L D'1ats, apothecary,
| aid pharmaceutist, No 80 Wtst Randolph, corner
Canal street:
, 1862-11-03

War Claim Blanks Tor sale at this Office.
Widows Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
So!diert' Declaration for D,,.nty AID Azrclr3.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application Of Miner Children fos Pension.
Appica: ihn Of Orphan Sister for Pension.
Application Of Mother for Pension.
Etiss Dec;zzatial for Bounty su1 Ar7ea1s.
Surgeons Ce Locates Of So1dierr' Disability.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Sent by NAL, postpaid, at seveuty.dve cents PEI
Quire. Address TRIBUNE OFF1c3,
Chlcngo. Illinois.
, 1862-11-03
THE CITY.

D. DARSr31's t.SELF SEWER. SEQ certih-
Gates from all the sewing machine men among
new advertisements, and it's work in Cornell
d Co.'S chow case, ct the doos, 1S3 Lake
street. Price $l.50. P. Q. Boz Eth. Sent by
mail.
srECCLATING on Os1N1HCs T!CNrs.-There
arc large quantities Of omnibus tickets which
AIMS. As Messrs. Walker d Co. issue these
tickets ct the rate OF twenty-eight for dol
lar, somebody, Of course, is clearing the nice
little sum Of forty cents On each DOLLARS
worth.
1B There will be inst TWO tickets roted on
Tu> sday: one, the ukle m4H' tickxt, The Other,
the nt9rus ticktt.-1' ites.
The candidate who stuf1s his hotel from
garret to CELLAR with negro servants. to the ex'
clusiou ot white men, heads the "negro'e
ticket"-that's rlaio-
SAD ACCIDENT pI FLU1D.-0n Friday
night a fluid lump exploded at DAlton's tiu
store, II Like etreet, BY which m employee
re1ned Jacob Ksessling was very severely
burned shout the face and arms He was
1oo1isly engaged In dlliag the lamp whit
lighted. But for the timely assistance Of hi:
fellow workmen his lifc must hive paid tbs
to1feit Of his carelessness.
FIKE.-A little before o'clock Saturday
afternoon fire broke out In the brewery o
komber & Kan!1.i1er, Il Griswold street, jus
above Polk. Notwithstanding the combE Ill
1,1e .,afurc nf fhe fa;ldinE II tall tWo-stnrl
, 1862-11-03

10th Nard-At Frznkenstela's Saloon, corner
Cara1 and Maxwell streets.
9Th Ward-At Henry Geirs Saloon, No, III
Milwaukee Avenue; at Mel seyes's Hall, 1ls MI.
YANKEE Aveneee; aad \. 11n5ea's Saloon. corner
Lac and Halsted streets.
Last ward meetings Of the campaign. Tonight
We epeak-te-nor1ow We VOTE. Ra1ly tonight at
the speaking places Rally to norrow at the 70.
sng RsGss FIX tor YonF n;ts M ye1
national government at the bal.tt box while your
fone and brothers are defending It on the battle
field. Good speaking In EaglisE and German.
, 1862-11-03

D The following letter vas received By Dr..
Wilson Of Pittsburgh, Pa, trem DR.. Jordan Of
Cincinnati, In answer to q Letter Of inquiry COL
cerEing Dr. james, formerly Of James Lock Hoa-
pital, 81 Custom Houee stree, New Orleans, L..
Established in 1881 sad now permanently located
at Sc Randolph street, Chicago, IL.
Or j. Il. Jordan wae ply scaan to the C1ncin-
natl Cholera Hospital during the summer nf 1s43,
and was Professor of the 1hery and Practice Of
&edicfrc and Of Meteria Media in the '*Ameri-
csn Medical Institute OF Louisville, KY, in 1850,
IL aid 50.
Here is the letter, which Dr. Wilson was kind
encrGh to eeLd to Dr. Jamea, E1th permission to
publish it. Readit
CEEcrNSATT, July S, 1872.
'9DR. WLeoS-near Sir: In anEwer to your in-
aui:ies, I would eay that ksve known DR.. James.
fol1Gcriy OF J1rlts' Lick Hospital New Oz:.ans.
ard nov Of Chicago. Ii tfr aud on for the LAST
twelve years, and shinx ml! saf.y say that il.
h.s iue Of practice do no. krow his superior, Il
| his equal knew Lin two ye1rs in New O.lcans,
and three summers in this city. and In both PLACES
had occasion frequently TO recommend patients
wurtiDg treatment in th4t llne 20 him, ana in eV.
e,y CASE, So tr as could Learn, he was successful
AID gave the most perfect satisfaction. He has
from the start made the study Of what are called
sPtE1ai G4sts-ee = epet1ai!}. Sl4o AA's os44efE1
| beeu most eniincntly tucses.ful. know Of nc
| orc TO whe IN would sooner .acommcn1a 6 patient
or fix Id needing treatmcnt of that kind, OF fol
a:y OF the kindred complaints OF chronic dfssasct
which he has made his study, than to him. You
can, think, safely recommend OF scE3 suca pa
ti.nts to him IN case you do not wish TO Irea
them Yourself. You1s, truly.
J 4. JORDAN. II. D."
| Dr. Jan1eP, Of whom this litter speaks, Is nov
| p=rmarerty 1ocated at s. Randolph street, be
1wcen tste ant Dear: o7n streets. Ca:es disaa.e
Of tire blood and orFanfc wsakness. and disca*c
Of fema!es. Office opeA from 4. m. till p. m.
P. S-Dr. Joz2ar Is in Cincinnati.
, 1862-11-03

STEALING 4 SILK DREss.-A young Girl
named Mary Morrison was arrested on satur-
Cay 1or stealing 3 silk dress from Mrs. II lie,
1cc3 K11zie street. She was examined before
Justice Miilsken, and held for trial in the sum
oi $500 bai|. The prisoner is confirmed taiet,
having just served out sentence imp osed
upon her at the last term Of the Recorders 8
Court for larceny.
MISCELLANEOUS STEAL1SG.-A girl named
Kate Yarnos ~as held tn bail on Saturday
upon the charge Of stealing spoons, card
c;ses, 4 gold armlet, gold pin ard chain, gloy.s
AID cloaks, tie property IT l. G. BAv:ez.
LARCENY OF 4 Cu.IN.--A lnan by the
na:ne Of Hiram Diu:;man was arrested on S4t'
nr2ay for stealing hair ebaiu, the property o]
a member Of the Mercantile Battery. He his
teen held for trial.
, 1862-11-03

A4orHxK Old 81rf1xR GoNK.-Reubep
storzr, formerly keeper Of tbs Garden City
Home, IN thts city, disd at Hauntb'1 No, On
the 22a ult HI. 8, was we'll kna~o to our
clsIzens ~ one Of Chicsgn's eldest inhsht-
fnntX.
, 1862-11-03

An Appeal FROM = Fighting 1senaoera4.
CAnF DouaLAs, November i, 1863.
FELLOW C1r1zsns: Laying aside moaslax
politicians md their trash, there Il but ono
aspe before the people; that b The rrosecu-
tion Of ths war until the old ing Of our fath-
ers is restored, OF N ing'o.ious surrender Of
Ill that frseuea hold dear; q, In other
words, giving supplies to our gallant army,
Or cutting them entirely Oft; aud there Is but
one choice left 20 far as 1i1tnois d concerned,
and that is, those who are for sustaining
tic war, the government aud the daR, will
vote for IngerBotl and Arnold. Bat tbs allies
OF J.G. Davis, who prefer the trAliny OF that
dag In the dust, and making 1 shameful COM
promise, will, Of course, vote for Allen. Sber~
man. & Co., the chosen atandartl bearers of
the knights Of the Golden Circle. Patriots,
which VIII you choose Say on Tuesday next.
4 DoUGIAs WAR D8AoCRAr.
ATTENTION 1l3rH Rza1MHsE ILLINOIS
VoLrsrEERs-An members II the 1l3th
regiment Illinois volunteers eeslrous OF &C.
curing their pay will report It camp On OF be-
tore 10 o'clock Of Thursday tht 9Th inst. BIZ
order Of GEO. B. HoGE, Col. Com'dE.
D. 8. PARKER, AdjutAnt
r. John summerdeld, Republican Union
candidate for Justice OF the Peace in South
Chicago, is . young lawyer q excellent capa-
city and unimpeachahle character. Vote for
him and against the five liquor dealers On the
tory ticket.
, 1862-11-03

OEn HHDS, NEW ORLEANS
u ss1e Ii fAkS0@. &1LKaa e 3A9KEx:.
, 1862-11-03

Es Cook McLa1n. h&;=r1a -5T.-. +44a Ea3u7s7s S
DEARBORN and l:1' >. CxrE ztt.ets clean AMI ef,-
ladies a1d gentleaeas' clothes Ia the best and cheap
-. ciaaGG The oid4st A1glca tou5a II the ci:y.
, 1862-11-03
EOyE IN sHKRMay,s RECORD.
What He bAs DoAe aud what We has
net Bone,

The ToT organ, since the nomination Of
Hove in" shetnau, has been busily ran-
eacking his antecedents In the vain hope Of
Eesnlt accomplished which should serve IL
Ea,lying cry IN this campaign. Alter weeks
of hard labor, they hsve maaaged to find ont
thst their candidate has got 1t 'horse sense"-
aemall return for the research, It would see1n.
In their search thty hare overlooked some
important facts, which We detail below.
Last spring, Story promised Sherman to
make him the candidate fer CongFess upon
cvnditlon Of recei.ing the city printing. Tae
borgaio was lived up to, and here is some Of
the dirty work the poor tool has done:
He refused to rccoguize the Anniversary Of
our freedom, and ran away from the city to
to avoid it.
he retuFed to allow Hon. Daniel 8. Dick
inson to deliver the Fourth Of July Address.
he refuecd to allow Hon. Lewis CAss-a
life long Democrat, to deliver 1t.
He refused to allow any prominent VIII man
to deliver 1t, and compromised By allo xiag
Mr. Aver, City Attorney, good citizen, bat
4 man who had never taken an active part in
the war heyopd other citizens, And-whose po-
htical views were unknown, to deliver it.
He refused to be present at q meeting Of ill
citizens, without regard to party, to welcome
back gallant soId.er-Gen. Turchin-
lie Aas ne,xr presided or 1era rreaeas at q
sinyle rcdr meeting in hais city,
Hs did preside while speech was delive1s1
bv the traitor Fernando Wood, who express.
ed his regret that he could not send to the
South, arms seized BY the Government 1t
New York.
We cannot find my record Of his eneour-
aging en1istments, or addiog to the fund for
the support OF fo1diers' families.
Ought nan to 20 to Congress who, while
holding public Office, never identified himself
with the war movement?
| Ought man to 60 to Congress who could
not even be found, while all loyal men were
l:nding their sid to the Government in the
prosecution ct the WET?
When The whole city OF Chicago was arous,
ed with pataiotic yea, organizing and arming
recruits, and pouring In its dollars By thou.
eands, to aid in the glorious cause: whsg
men, wcmen ard children gathered togethel
to inspire our volunteers when our public
lalls<we1e draped with the glorious old flag
and Eesounted TO the pealIog anthems OF lib
erty; WREN our sons and brothers were mar
shalllng tor tie oattle feid; when our citi
zens pledged themselves to support the wive
ear+s. ~ r,,,.. 49,, ... -.
''nu easte's u 'o'un'eele "A'A every 10y
min wos coicg his utmo.t for the c1use q
, liberty, Whist part was the Mayor Of Cuica
60, now candidate for Congress, playing?
That of = yn~r n;+;fn1 rafu,ce
Fire 1tuuor nesfcra ron,fnated r.,
1usa1ces Of the PeAre.
At the n1,nrf,arijnp election each Tnter
J
, entitled 10 cas- Two FoIes-one tof = Sate an
, 1862-11-03
DAWSON A -BARTL&T3
~ ~~,.,.r>.r,p ~ WAosssa1s psaaKs1
n00f9 AND 8Mo84,
4. n fake NRsee, otaags&

xavulaA ~ pactta11y ean - se19st9a e Sa&4 ~
CouutfT Ns1uASnf1 10 or soe& :. -
6ei1inx ron or Teesn Z ~ 49,: nss:trs*s9 -
| EE1rN TsIS fa1nx Kf1 - E1KsA18 GI1A EAs
EEs.ef R1ot~. t9efaef Yf1& f4u snek deAn sk318 q
FALL AND W1N3x1 00o0s
oeHaHsk 4uAt1G AeA 1eleez344 41szs:We244
| &10S ~ 4eV &aGk 31eo48k~4
, 1862-11-03

In this city at the house Of N. r. LYMAN. by R4v
Dr. {, ixer HAELtS T. GREY. RI Col Jnla, AlIuJ
gar, and Miss Il nl a A. LYNN. OF this city.
, 1862-11-03

Special Police.
ODe hundr d sp cia' P ,lisemen wanted for
Tueeday next. Apply 1t my oflcs, Central
Police Station, 1t 4 o'clock ?. N. thia day.
G. 2. BRADLEY,
,Gent7a' Eup .rintendeut PoIlcev
, 1862-11-03


to DO which is clearly iliegal Only those
Wbo we're legal voters in Chicago st the time |
Of cn!istirs lave right to vote in this city
to-ncrroT. The c11;:.mc11 rolls Of The regi- |
meLt thows thst bit TO Of the men belong
to Cticagc. The rcnlaiudcr were picked up |
in various puts Of the S..ate and in adj dining
Slater, ard hive NO legal right to vote here.
FUNERAL EERv1cEs.-The remaius OF the
late Adj. Chasles L. Biseeu, who died recent
II ct Bo;igar. Tenn, arrived here Saturday
evening, viz the Ii'inels Central railroad. and
we're taken to Kalamazoo, Mich, on the train
leaving here last evening at ~ O'Clock. The
body VIII escorst to the depot BY a detach-
mcrt from the l13th regiment, Col. Hosc,
and large rumher Of the members Of the
Board Of Trade, Of which organization the de-
ceased wns tormerl; 4 prominent member.
DEATH AND FCSE1lAL OF HE7o.-The re-
mains Of George Bentley, Captain Of G ,mpaay
II, 21s! Wisconsin Volunteers, passed through
ti,is city IN Thursday, en- Yoate for Jaacsyilla,
s.a The Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Captain Bcutl' : w,s An old engineer on tic
C. &. n. " R:il~a3. and waa the favorite Of
the c1ict1s and cu,p1uyces Of that road. He
vas chosen to ca=.u:and company Of vo!nE-
tecrs r4ieed BY that road, and fell In his first
Eght--tAe battle Of Perrsville- IL died like
a hero, fgh:irg with desperate valor atte. his
men lad been driven back, and when found
1ay stark and still with the bodies OF six rebels
piled ground lin.
RECRUITS NASTED-Liaut~ NJ F. Forster
is now in Chicago On recruiting service from
tina army OF the Potomac Thirt5-ive good,
ab1e-hc3ie1 m:n are want. d to fill up The
ranks Of the Chicago Sturges Rifle Corps,
which ie NOW acting Is Gen. McClellau's body
guard. His recruiting Office Is at 134 Dear
born etreet, corner Of Madison, up stairs.
Here is IS tic chance Tor thirs5-h1e mcn
to enter the aerzice as has been presented
since the war commenced. The S urges Riff
Corps, which ~aa organized in Chicago ove'
twenty moutas ago, has been In the service
from the beginning of the war-vas through
the campaign of Western Virginia, on tn
Peninsula, anc in Maryland, andis now a. fin
company as there ts il the service
MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF COUNTY AEp'
geAs.-TAc Bcard Of auditors for ,ok Count.
cors;btirg ct the Supervisors aud Justices
thu pcac. od the several teVTns, met Friday a
1c7ncon in The Office Of Justice S14lliseu,
this ciiy. Without trax axs4ciiug any busine!
of importance, tho Board adjourned to met
next F1idsy.
The attention OF the Board was drawn to Il
fact that In many Of the towns the polite
o.pa, il atiops had nominated candid 4tes &
three Commissioners Of Hlzhways. Und
The law creating this Office there are thr
Commissioners Of HigawaEs in each tow
Only ole, bo~ev.I, leaves Office at tim
and there 1s consequently but one 7acan'
each ycxx to be filed,
, 1862-11-03

GAz zFlzTuREs,-h lar<cse lot Of new styles juet
received ut NGlniar:lls, 1872 Lake street. oc3l-Jt
, 1862-11-03
new York seek AAA Money Market.
- 1asagzapaI hzw Yo1K, Nov. !, 1sda.


Q. g. 6s 81 .1oa!s s1104tl O. 8 81 RI coup =. -
TEeas.7 -11s1<D10e1S U. 8. 6s al. 7egd. .1oax
MoKEr-Rules easy tt 5051 per cent ION call
AID tG6per cent. for strictly prime paper
etern1g Exchange c1oses drmer: thu quotations
are 1AG13 for Mercha1ts' and la3xll4l for
tanktr's tilla.
Ameticsn gold opened steady 1t a9x@ao, aud
clcted firm at 8'4 per cent. premi4m- IaniJrniA
gold bare are nominal
, 1862-11-03

III 1uRaSOLE'S DANCING
<34 ACA0EMT,
1T Wlhash Avan-f. b t=t, AL M "a! Jlc533as a.
Ci.te utc: r!.El"A nr ht..fnlr:rs
Ln1lnRKS's Gas, every ! ats .ag aud : .ta. aays
Tr+ s!.y night for s>h77s anu f"s-ns. 81 10 PR
tcre sdnitted except ta'ae Introduced bv reecS-s
, 1862-11-03

Sad DeAth Of a Sister uf Col Eltrlst1-
pitcF.
The many friends vi CuL Christopher, so
1crg ard Iavozab!Y k.ox III in this cir as
United States mastering ard disbursin< Off .=r,
will be paIred to learn Of the sad death Of bis
sister, as Announced In the Eastern .pers.
The following particul 4rs If the sid aiIalr are
taken, from Pa'lade!pa!a paper:
ION Saturday ]aet. Misses Emma aud Auna 4 i,
daugh1<rs If Je-sc y Cnrlstrths.. ESQ fs-me 'iy
COMMISSIONER It C1fy Pr p:rrt. left tats ci,y
ca,ura1y Ui.h sl-- Harvey k1trht-. to witt so:ne
:r1t Ldr IN :o't D.rn1t, Mas>laud Gu .he xrr,-
Fsl II tlc :Tsu II Iavse o. t5race th. party Ian'S
'he stlamttlat for Port Deposit, = tt'~u ta-
hanks If the Su.GuehaIna f.w mi1es above
ta.re &c Grace aid when kear their de1ttua:f III
h. e.d aceicrLt oeeursec. 1t appa:e .u1. Mis-
ALt A Christopher and IT. Is,icli. Ware II 4u.l-
II In the rar1scaIc duck OF the bo II. near Nc
cusrdr, which were very lnV and the boat snAklug
! tncG,n :useh. bnth were p.ec pi asr1 in.u the
river Nr l1fchtc. II Il e:at. d, Was good ewir,-
ner, md by great txeftidus ktf,t M1ss .,hrl-tu-
lEeS r 1t sd Owe wa e" f.: ten N1 dttean nnat+s,
hEt hle etT* n:th became exhausted before any
fsclenr means were reeorted to Ia Fe+cne th'ua,
ant b. tn sa1k ia the bottom. The COLES Asye
LIT Yet heer recovered
HI. RI chic. who 1net hfs life in attempting ia
eaye th-r Of Mt.e Christopher. WAS clerk III the
flee Of the Phlladclthts and WILMINGTON Ea:l
1cad Compsny- lie rceid.d on Front ttrs=at, near
Nhaz1ou. Hiss Christopher WAS IN hor twentieth
, 1862-11-03

PfEs0NM.-SGMu-1 Hawk. eFQ tue we'd
Known marsger OF TIE Sherman H,nss, ws
ham, has identified himself with the Tre-
mont H.use. Mr. Hawk, it will be renlenl-
btrtd, was formerly connected with the Rich
mnGd House, ard aiaed largely III the promo
1ion CT the reputation that house attained.
WHEN tie Sherman H3uEc was completed he
identified himself With i, and has bull: up for
it uame equal to that OF any lotel ia the
West. He will carry with him to bis new po-
Riticn at the fremont House the good wishes
Of Lost Of friends, Who have become endear-
I'd to him BY bis uniform courtesy aud kind
EeeE. Hundreds upon hundreds Of hotel
guests will bear sil1irg w.tEcss to Ills ktad
attentions We Wis., hin every success il his
NJ " connections.
, 1862-11-03
COMMERCTAIn

sA1uanA1 3vuMs, November I, LEN
Hsuf7s 1oR laAT rwEKfx-roCR aocan.
Flour. Wneat Com. 0sts. Bye. Fly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

UIHBY FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor at Law.
N Pays cash for approved judgments and mortgages,
also negOtates loans, Lotes, Ac. Office. "a East Wash
tntcu street stairs second door the right hand op
rcste sIcnnss block.
UoSEPH r. MCDONALD & ADDISON /. R0ACHF.
Il Attorneys and CounselcrS Law. .Etna Insurance
Company Building. second oor Fennsy lvania street
lei dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26
MACHINISTS.
RL.fCk SMITH SHOP.

HI ANlNG ENTiREIN REFlTTED THE SHOP FORM
Ill Elll occupied hy John Cooper iu Osro.d
smith Cos Last ant Hub Factory. prepared 70 do
sil kind, Cf work m the machinery or hlacksmfbing
tine Having had twelve year, experience in the h,
machine shops ln the country hatter myself that can
give entire satisfaction 20 those Who may favor me Nth
their work have Ia my employ Of the best black
smiths In the STATE and pay particular horse
shoeing and machine forging.
Repairing q all kinds promptly attended 90
Models u all kinds built for the patent Office
kenleuber the place, square south Of the Union
Depot, on Illinois street T. pSOWS.
iuiyl0-dly sl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26
AnyEKTIsING IN NE wEEKLY.

Advertisements published In both the Daily aud the
weekly Sx~rxsf will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the Weeklv rates added.
business Notices published in the local columns, on ten
lines or under vii be charged for each Insertion 81; "
over ten lines. ten cents per line
Charges will be made Tor inserting the notices OF the
following ORDERS Societies aud Associations at the rates
naued 10 be paid in advance;
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fellows, masonic
Orders benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines p cents Tor each
insertion, over eight lines al this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations by churches, at the regular
prices. ,
Advertisements loaded and placed under the sead OF
Special Notices. " ten lines over, will be charged douce
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lnes inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged nifty cents
Yearly advertisers topay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
To be charged al the OF 81 so for each name In the
Daily and 81 In the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- IN
all eases. paid in advance.
Legal advertisements inserted the expense OF the at
orneys ordering and delayabe for the legal proceed
ines but colectable at usual time Publishers not
accuracy CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER HARKNEsS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company