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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

o. Speaking sbous eofFee's hurting ons.'
sid % old isr. Il k0ow Il does, because
seen : bsgfnIl isiI onto msn. sad hin
him. 10 such cases y tbs, ere 'ris very
I,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

New TAcrIcs.-A Western psfsr says
that % Arkansas rebel Cavalry Colonel
mouo's men By the following erder; = Fr.,
order 'prsp.~ fer ,er ei' onto yer Greet
ers' Second order-.Gtr'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

IL The philsnthropis's ci indianapolis
have ofesn'sed Freedman Al Commits
sion, and are calling on the people Tor con-
sribnsioos They hsd better appeal to old
Abe 20 stop freeing the dsrseys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

D-Thrss hundred and twenty-five 70
eruiis for 'hs Old reginssss 10 The Geld ~ero
forwarded % their regiments during Ucso-
her. - Captain Fsrquhsr, u. 4. Rscru,isg
oAs~.s a fs.ii.nsr.iis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

- The Provoss MsrshsI General sn
noorees shs' ssy msn drsfsed, sod ~ho rs
psid HE 500. . exempt during The three
yssD
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

oo'oiers soting Under DificuItiea
me nun''" C'os'ss sas- rhs loi'osios
letter .ws- se~~vsd by sg-osIruss "a ,bst
cir (B.6.l.) fr'n r-l.,,oe. ao- :. ;,v..
lid IN on~ Of the Kentucky ho.ui,.l..
OcroEER 2s. Ise3.
"Ihese SO one msn ID oa. of ,h~ L...i.-
vile hospitals Who voted v.IIsad.rhsu
ticket. bn' hs gs's we'll pail for il. r..
arrested and eour-msr-hsi~d, bv which hs
wss sentenced 20 IL in the susrd-h..nse sor
'wen'y-one dsss. IL IL taken out sve,v
morning end m.de 20 stand ou = b.rr., to
h"ns'. ~''h essd as his bsct. s.sa.,. ,h,..
From CD 'hoo csmess. bur 10 tia Devil
shalt 'hon 'e'urn.' Resides ss:i-. n h.s 70
ssw wood ten hours esch dsy. "a, sw.n,v.
one days. After HE time 10 ~, AZ Louis-
vile. then he wiII b. s~nt 10 Chssss noog.
for heavier punishment"
The ceurisr sdds edisorsiiv:
We hsve Il moreover from ~ eve wh.
ne's. thss IN the camps oo the Po,oms.
when IN Ohio soidi !, ass suspected of ,o,.
'e Tor vs'lsodishsm. he ~as ins,assIv
nenaeed 9Th 'he ball md chain shoo,ios.
's"e'ae. &c. Thr few votes cast for ,hs
)hio Democratic ticket in the srmv re-.
'ither pu' in bv stealth. Or were permitted
y the so'hosi'ies s;upIv 70 m.in,sin : tain,
hos o. v"'i'ion in the eIsc'ion. The ssms
''o'"sn' .'sures ss 'hsi be ssw. before
ne Pe""-sIssnia election day. rtmerous
ar'one's given % P-nosyIvsnis soldiers.
seh Of which .as made ous w,h ~. %.
80. 10 vo's The Union ticker ~ri,en there.
a."
The soldiers voting :aw worss. Il will
seen. n'oss sdmirshlv.r--Sfsse Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

0Chief Jas''ce Iswrie. af Psunsvlvs-
me- he's rendered . decision on the sprIies-
to" Of three drafted nes. belonging n Phil.
.de'phis. ~ho 5'ed Sin. 10 Equity to sess
she eonsti's'ioraiiy Of The Cspscrip,ioo
Aes. The spplies'ions we're for lnjun nc,ions
70 'es'rsio The Governments OH .ers from.
sending the rompIaissn's into VI. military
service. The Chief Jrssice decided shs set
o. Congre-s unconstitutional, asd takes :
strong - sse Rights" vie~ or The es.e
C"neurrsnt opinions were read By Ju~s,e~s
woodward Che defeated csndids,e for Gov
ernorl snd Thompsoo. and dis.entips opio.
ions by Justices tory spd Read.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

n1'we don't soppos-, we r.n', ssppo..
that there 10 the i~ss, doubs in'ihs niods o,
sensible men. shss what are commool,
sno~n g 'he sdminissrs'ion'. radical NEE.
ures. soeh . the emancipation proclsms
''ons the negro regiment business. the con.
nses''oo bill. the sssp~ns'on Of the hsbess
ccsPo', ETC.. hive ex-red. both ia ,h~ Nor,h
md 10 the Sou'h. most unhsppy influence
70 regard TO The ~sr Everybody SEES thu.
Who isn't determined no, to see i. would
10 heaven the administration h.d srsv-lv
adhered 20 she principles which il svowed
and upon which i acted for time after The
war esgsn- - Louisville Joorosi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-29
RIOT IN HARRISBURG.

RIOT IN HARRISBURG.
HAERlsBuRa, May 26.-A riot Of some mag
nitule occurred here last night. 1t vas EN-
platically "a war between The races -nrst'
black rifted against white, and then TO 90
black no injustice) white against hlack-'n
vhicl, y hiGa, IF course, came of triumphant
and victorious It was almost literally "a war
carried into Africa. At about seven Q clock
last evening, party Of soldiers called It the
drinking saloon il Short street, in the rear OF
ebe Capitol buildings, kept b. negro, where E4;
they drank several glasse1 Of lager beer !he
assertion Of the negro il shat. after drinking,
flev refused &c pay him, and lett with several
beer glasses in their possession. On the other
siie. the soldiers assert that Eve dollar bill
was laid on the counterin payment, and that
Toon refused 10 make the required change
High words ensual, and the negro, after tlt:
1erIv cursing the party and striking one IN the
face. called on an of1c~r and made information
against them. The officer succeeded IN arrest"
ing several of the party, who, after hearlng2
before the Mayor We're acquitted Tor want OF
evidence against them. In the meantlme, the
news spread to Camp Curtin, and at about IL
O'Clock regiment appeared atthe scene OF 'ne
fray. Hearing the story. as reclte,d oy 5nelf
comrades, they made an attack On the residence
of the gro, and implicitly Quilted the estao'
lishment from cellar to garnet. a negro, much
exasperated firing at the soldiers from a con-
cealed place, shot one Of them through the
hand. In returning the FIRE, the soldier, ny
accident, hit eomrade, intlctlng painful
though not dangerous wound. The scene then
became wild and tu,nultuous. Still more IN
iuriated, the soldiers proceeded to the centre
IF the negro quarters, and, with yel!s ana
shouts, battered in windows and Quilted houses
for SQUARES. Fears were e, tertalned that che
soldiers would fire that quarter OF the town,
and the fire bells were rung, anu severa! hre
companies were prepared to proceed to the
scene should their services be required. Th
morning the scene about the negro quarters
was truly deplorable. The windows and doors
OF nearly all the negro huts We're broken and
demolished, and their furniture taken away.
It is estimated that the damage done will ex'
coed three thousand dollars. But most OF the
furpi. was talen away by the afrighted
owners. Crowds Of soldiers are still lingering
around the premises, and occasion. lly a trle h.
ened woody head may be seen. Occasi 'nally,
100. soldier sends "a rock" through win
dow pane that has thus far escaped the break
;np nrouensitv. No white inhabitants resi-
dence has been harmed, and church belong
inc to The Wesleyan colored MethudiSts, stand
ine il the midst Of the scene Of violence, has
not been touched. The sentiment here IN re-
ference 70 the affair seems to be divided Many
lake the part OF the negroes, while others are
equally noisy on the part Of the soldiers
The residence and grounds Oh the new road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-29

who began business about wear 400 .'''
thousand dollars, has had an estr,o,,;
run Of luck, as most brokers have bad d,.;
the asst year, AMI has realized fortuna , ~
million and half Of dollars. 4 few 1
since he sett]el en- his wife the soYo en- :,
:i5ht hun |red AMI fifty thousanl dn,rs
thar if he should NEE with reverses III o.Y
still have something for THAR ia age,
The Boston Traveller says thut Unite ]s...,
Marshal Reyes, Of rhlt district, has se;z. tr,
hundred and seventy-one ,harss Of the c,D;.
stuck of the Southern Stea hip C,n.any >,
subject to coniscation AMI forfeiture to II.
United States.
II is stated that Governor Norton, Of mi.
ana, has taken decided position in o9poj.
ton to any further arrests in that State BY
military authorities,
On wednesday afternoon the solliers lie.
longing to the Metropolitan C.yalry regiment
stationed at Rikel's Islam |, New York harbor
set fire to the barracks in four d;fsrant places
The buildings Were burned to th, groun.
A woman named Miss Boyer was arrestelst
Suffolk yesterday, and document containing
plan Of all the fortiGcations at SuG Tx was
found in her possession, and letter to G.ner.
al Longstreet, saying that he could make
raid to Norfolk and capture General Vise and
Governor Pierpo:nt. The document it is
charged was prepared b. an attorney at Nor.
fix named Stubs, who is now under arrest.
The Boston Transcript says that in ccns
ouence of the sale Of the Hlnco3k estate; tn:
heirs have made a formal Offer Of gift Of the
house, furniture, and fine old portraits, toseth
er with many other objects OF Historical inter
est, to the city Of B ,5ton- ito be removed a0i
kept entire as museum Of antlq 'lts', open
10 the public forever. The removal Of Los
house would co It about $1,000,
Generals Heron and Blunt, who oa'F'As
General schofeIl as Major Gem rails AM
whose relations with that Officer have no, ''sa
( the most cordial character, will probably L
is said. },e assigned to other coLn'"a''1' WIEN
that officer arrives 10 direct the Department {"
Missouri. uo,
The subscriptions to tn, !. ): h'a" SS'
ter]ay, were owe: two millions OF dollars ,..,
Mr.. Valian}igbam has publishes al a'"s,.
to the Democracy Of Ohio. in which A1 s'',
..vo o,dsr If Translucent, executed by Su'
perior force, can release me tf0" my ,; o' #
ti"us or deprive ne OF my rights as c''s IT,"
Ohio and OF the United States, ny a'1o w..
~ my own State and government sI r"a N
coap;ze wheresocver / may be- as ''0 ''' ;o'n
all things, just as though l rsu'a'"SU v
their soil. . ,o,.
Mrs. Mann and Mr.. Durham in ba .'.a III.
,e,od and taken Delo'o "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-29
TEE NEXT FRzHcR ELECTIONS THE Par

Suffrage is universal, every man, whether
white or black, poor or rich, having the right
TO vote, and the government pretend5 also t"
allow 8 sufficient degree Of liberty to candidates
and 70 The canvass in general. The candidates,
however must register themselves as such.
and thev are required at the SINE time TO sign
an engagement that thulr candidacy IS real,
and that if elected they will take TIE oath OF
allegiance to the government and Will serve'-
This proviso was designed to put stop to the
habit which prevailed formerly OF merely run
ming as demonstration against the govern
ment. The candidates are allowed to al r q
their constituencies IN circulars, ana TO prlnt.
and circulate tickets, but allmeetlngs composed
Of more than twenty persons all speech
making, AMI all meetings publicly called, 20
matter of how many persons composed, are
prohibited The voters are required to IN
scribe their names in advance, and to obtain
certificate Of right to vote, which they sho" at
the moment of voting. The elections are un'
doubtedly fairly conducted, Notwithstanding,
az general ching, the officers in charge are
partisans more or less active OF the govern
nent. ..,u
The reports Of the Confederate movements
on the Rappahannock are very contradictory.
It is believed by some correspondents that
large portion Of the army has been sent to the
Southwest, to reinforce Gen. Johnston, while
others are of the opinion that Gen. Lees ar
nv itself has been receiving large additions
from the Carolinas.
The Confederate commissioner for the ex"
change of prisoners, has notified the Federal
commissioner, COL Ludlow. that IN the cases
of ali Confederate soldiers or citizens consider
ed as improperly held or executed, the law OF
retaliation will be rigidy enforced.
J. H. Craig, alias Charles P. Norton who
attempted 70 swindle the bankers Of the Nor~
thern Cities was arrested at Philadelphia yes.
terday His operations were upon large scale,
but. 50 far as We have learned, were entirely
unsuccessful.
The court martial in the case of Gen. Cor
coran, for shooting Col Kimbal}, has conclu-
del its Investigations The result is justif
cation Of the General.
Several citizens in lower Maryland have been
lately arrested on the charge OF having aided
aud harbored persons who have heen connected
with he Confederate armies IL Virginia.
The u. ). Surgeon General is receiving nu-
merous letters, from eminent physicians, con-
graduating him on his recent order abollshlng
the use OF caoueI in the army
A Washington dispatch says: "All the pris,
oners taken in the battles on the Rappahan-
mock have Leen exchanged, and it turns out
that the number captured by the Feierals IS
;,,o% nut half If RI ar "a ken nv the CfEuf.dn-
rates. They claim to present listin excess Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-29

The residence and grounds Oh the new road
leading out from the northwest side OF Gesrse-
town. beyond the convent, on portion OF the
old Cox estate, (vhere resided tor long time
John Cox, for so many years mayor ot that
town, has just been taken by the .. s. gov
eminent authorities as an asylum tor orphan
or stray children Of 'contrabands. : The house
was occupied by Mr. Watkins Addison and
sami]y, bat was built a few years ago by Mr:
Richard Cox, who is now in the South. The
title is said TO be in Mr.. Coz 8 brother Robert,
who went to California some time back. The
furniture, which is costly and complete was
taken possession of with the building. The
lady of Mr., Watkins, che late occupant, is
sister Of the Co.'s.
The tavern property in Marlboro Nd, fos~
mecly known as the Union HOTEL was sold
last week for the sum OF $4,000 Purchased
m Sc :. 5obn T. GArdauss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
WANTED.
A G. E " n s
3; ;onSt tiy w ante Il
WANTED.

Want INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MIN To
canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit "ur
medicine with every family. am employing agents to
canvass on foot ai $500 and with horse and buggy $3.50
per year Agents are required 10 furnish horses ana
buggies
Ia dditonto the abov. salary dciray all Apenses
ciient "a thu business II s agreeable and heatAful
occupation ior young mcu, giving them good oppor-
tunty To make money without the possibility of sustain
ing los, accruing from selling commission.
Applicants bould apply in person. address (if fur
ther Information he desired the proprietor by letter
No one will he employed for less than year
AID will enter into written contract 20 that effect
shall require security Ia all cases If person.
ally acquainted with the applicant. shall intrus in
bis custody money, medicines books and receipts 10 the
amount OF from $500 IL -, 600. !. NJ FROST
janl9-d6wSm indianapolis, Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.

" N usHc ,n,aD aDRG HB nc NJ
At No. 80 West Washington -.
LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FoR
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer hoass
sep30 -dly LtNII
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
LEGAL.

STATE or INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, Ssh the
- Marion Circuit Court Of Marion County m the state q
-. Alfred BO~man.
Be known that on The 18th day 0f Fsb IN the year
issa the abov. named plsnf By apoles her
n,ed In the o-sce % TIE CLERK the Marion Cfrc1r
Court her complaint against aid defendsn; In The
above entitled csase together with adavit of
peteuf person that ssid defendant Alfred Bowman. %
aot resident u the State - Indiana
said defendant istherefore hereby notified Of the cns
and pendency Of sad complaint against him. sDd a q
unless be appear and demur thereto, the
calling Of said cause the second day of the cf
said Court 70 Be begun and bel The Court Ho1ss g
the city % Indianapolis .hs ourth Nonfsy n March
next said Complaint and The matters thns. tssrsir
contained and alleged viii he heard and ceternlnsd IN
his absence WILLIAM WALLACE. Cisrk.-
fse1s--
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A L L r O a d
1868. ~ ~ q gs5kasss 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route To Chicago via Kokomo.
32 MILLS SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE

b MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
An AND AFTtk MONDAY, FEBRU NRY 23d, 1883,
~ trains will O., run A. follows:
: Chicago ENpr Train viii ivav, Indianapolis at
Los r. ~, and arrS, 20 kohonn al 3:0 I. w., in time
e. make close connection ~;h the Cincinnati and
Chcago sir Lime Railroad for Loganport> Valparaiso
and Chitagc
Return ~. the same train will leave Kokomo at 325
4. NJ the arrival of Tie night 'rau from Chicago ar
riviur india apoi- G.2O A. NJ.
Mai ,rtin viii leave lndanapoli, AZ $40 I. NJ
stopping all stations and arriving Peru in time 10
make connections with the trains The Toledo and Wa
bash Railway for wabash, Huntingdon Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit
Returning. the train will irav" Peru at 7:25
A. n. after The arrival % he train on the r. W. r.
from the East and arrive al indianapolis At ll2o A. NJ
in me make connections tor all points East, South
aud West.
ACbcago Express will leave indianapolis at lO4O
2 NJ making clos connections Kokomo with train for
Logan port. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive At
Peru At 301 A. NJ ntime 20 make connection with trains
going Fast and West fhe Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the same train will leave Peru a. 1928 T. NJ
making close connection a. Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati an Chicago Air Lin. r. u from Chicago
Valparaiso and ioga port and arrive AZ indianapolis al
i30 NJ in time 90 connect with he evening trains for
Cinc. .unati. icri~vili, and other points
DAVID MACY, 6ciera agent and sup ntendent
+ Muorr. Grt eral Ticket Agent .,h23. eddy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
FOR SALE.
suburban Lots for Sale.

EN PURSUANCE OF IN ORDER or THE COURT OF
4 Common Pleas of Marion County the undersigned
VIII sell. IN lots TO suit purchasers, Eight Acres,
more less lying between the National Road washing
ton street and the extension % Market street across the
east side of the half southwest quarter Of section
g. township 10, range g. 4 II. DAVIDSON
mchi7 -dlOt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
80. gp1,
STATES of AMERICA, Dis

10. Ip1t
TINTED sTaTE> Of fauEHIC q. Dis
TRICT or INDIANA. IS:
wHsEsAs 4 lib. q information has been fed m the
District Court Of the United States within and Cor ths
Seventh Circuit and Dtrct u Indiana ts 18th %
January, ls65 by John Hanna. Ese, Attorney u the Cri
ted States Tor the District q Indiana against the life
estate q LORENZO d. Cowden IN and the following
described real estate in said District tO-~it piece
parcel of land adjoining ths Of Cambridge City, sd
Joining the wes; .ds OF l0i in block 2 " r. and s X
IN Hawkins addition 70 said town. and being directly
south 81 lot g. anf part u 8 a. said block 2 and facing
Railroad street ard the Cincinnati and Chcsgo karosd
the south the being ths property formerly owned
by VIM. H. Cannon and being hundred feet the
street by about 40 feet deep Also 50 sst aide lots
s and Q, in block ?, ". X. ard =. v, In Hawkng
addition said town. for violation q the powers q
Act OF Congress. approved July l7th 1851 suttlec
An Act 20 suppress nsurTectOn, o. punish ysson and
rebellion g. seTe and contsca.e the properly q rebels
and for other purpo-es praying process against ssic
realty, and thar the same may b. canfemnsd ans
sold enemes' property.
0~ therefors, b. pur-usDcs Il the Aon,on under the
seal Il the sai Cogr directed and delivered dc
hereby give public notice 70 al persons claiming ssid
realty any part bereof Ia any manner irisressd
there that they DC AID APPEAR before the said the De-
tct Court o The Uned States 20 be held the cry u
Indianapolis IA an1 0r The Itric q Indiana 90 the L.
Monday q February reA Il 10 o'clock q -. forenoon
Of that day ard then AMI there insrposs the claims
and make their lie cations N that behalf
D. g. ROSE, L. s. xsrshsi.
By s BssxLo-, D-ruts.
JoHs ~ REs. Cisrs- JsniT-di<i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
WATCHES.
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER
The Perfection Of Mechanism.

DEiNG \ HUNTING AND OPEN FACE. OR LADY s
ID or Genteman's Watch combined, with Patent Self
Winding Improvement
TIE New York Illustrated News, the leading pictorial
paper Of the United States, in Us issue OF January TO- 63
page li7, voluntarily says: ave have been shown most
pleasing novelty. Of which the Hubbard Bros,
York. the sole importers IL j. called the Magic
Time Observer. and j. hunting and open face
watch combined One Of the prettiest convenient
decidedly the best and cheapest Tnepece Cor
and reliable use offered II has within II and con-
nected with its machinery its own winding attachment,
rendering key entirely unnecessary The OF this
watch composed Of two metals the outer Of fine l6
carat gold and the inner of solid silver II has the
improved ruby action lever movement, and warranted
n accurate timcpiece.'
Price superby engraved, per Of half Dozen s2O4.
Sample watches 10 neat boxes, for those pro-
postage Is 36conts
Address HUBBARD BROS, SoLE lssroKrEEs.
SIS AMI g. Nassau, corner John street, New York
nch25-d6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18
RAILROADS.
Indianapolis and Madison
~ TL ~ a. N HD-
1863. WM - 1863.
New Arrangements TO Commence Uon-
day, Eet. =, 1885,

day, Eet. 2, 1861.
FHtNO passenger trains daily tSuudsys exceptedl be
II tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis. a. 6 80 a. NJ.
ard T. NJ arriving at Madison 81 ~ - A. NJ and : 80
Pm
Leave the Depot A. Madison At 4. " and ?. ",
riviug ~ indianapolis AZ III \. " snd $40 + ".
The train leaving indianapolis Al 63O A. N. connects
with that leaving Columbus - A. NJ. for shelby
vile and Rushvilie arriving >helbyvile AZ 1885 A. "
aud Rushville at 1870 +. M
Leaving Rushyilie At 30 NJ Shelbyville az > IS =.
NJ connects a. Colsmbus with the | and N. train, ar-
rivng 81 either indianapolis Madison the
iuF
This Road forms line with the Packet al Madison for
the transportation q freight between Cincinnati and In
danapos and points West.
Tariff Of Freights as low a. by any other route
Shippers merchants West will ind II to theirner-
ship by this line.
feb2 u. c. BRANHAM. superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-18

Advertisements published "a both the Daily and the
weskiy SENTINEL viii be charged the iu DAILY rates.
with one half the weetls rates added
Business published IN the local eolumns o ten
ines under. will be charged for each insertion Fl ~
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges will be made Tor inserting the notices OF the
following Orcrs Societies and Associations Al The rates
named. 90 be paid iu advance:
Military Companies. Order - Odd Fellows Masonic
Orders HrnevoIenf Sacieties and singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines - cents TOT "ech
insertion over eight line az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, VI
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices oT Festivals Pcnc aud Excursos gotten nP hy
individuals associations. by churches, At the regular
prices.
Advertisements eaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices iften lines oveI ~ be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines inserted
IN the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Office II every description
10 BE- chs1ged the Of al SO for each name IA the
Daily n1d az IN the Daily and Weekly. the same 10 be- tn
all cases paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted tthe expense o the at
torns,s ordering and deayahe for the legal proceed
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accountable for the accuracy CT legal advertisements be
yond the amount charged Tor their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. NJ. T1IFORD.
President indianapolis Journal Company