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Nv 'hr f0Tcrn0r:
GEORGE ". MUSFOiD.
,f h.. 4 N.,.,.ol.i

see Of he Guam Nr.re3fh.
Ci;5s i, the property uf Mr. HT'tN ~ il"nr:co
equity. IL j, i"-cr bee, ~ .hont fee iUcn'- !tE.
% yea dars comolrAi5T study built; lass down
cart look and seldom ~ IkS 'T' when s'uk"ni'
Dirk is n. pr Fly II Or Z hard. nh - var
Old. nb hI;s iph; T!"Nir; So"i 10. X .
h:u. n bold appearance, "nh answers promptly "ae"
poke 20.
James King the n"rro. i very tFis' n"'r n
might most BE- ;as-n wi TO II. ~ about TT
gch-- hi H. aud well Jac; =. i: i.,,GIg:;.g il,
hs manners. Lives 10 the upper rmd 0. H,ur.cv.
aug a!-cit
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THE LIhWOOD HOUSE.
CORSFR MAIN ASH NfSTH ST!.EET-,
RICHMOND VA

The subc-iber tag the pleasure o! ansorrcr- 10 IA
friends and the pub generally tba: he has J1-t E"h
possession CT the above ceatrs aLd pcFu Or establish
merit .
re invites and hopes bv bis ra-asemen, thu he will
dsIerve, share OF ,hs public patronage. He promises
strict ard constant Ion the comfort Of his gusts
and will endsayor always be ready IN meet N i Ee'
e. u. WALL1NGsfOhO
~ eft
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s-i-czlwf Array Iu,,I III =, KI,tt.'DnI
DEE OAK .ACA pEMy

HE next session # th- Inst; ion will cOrHsDC" On
.tr ~, Si ciHbcr n-st uriT ia age e.: Sir ca. 4
JC:E>. 9! !arD" a III ab',d Ii ,!d - Er.,Ur'r ~:
Ni>!.C tex. Ln :. hUj ~ TIE Ir'rElty ui VIZ. Il!
Hi J":E> - permitted :" refer ~ !ri"r- q rrE-.rrEr
So 80 'cr" GniS r.rty oi Hryrja; Prsc..
!. Whit. 81 Washington Ir.'.. a'd H. Me- r. iaIH-s
H.L0x ~ Car''i e.. Charles a W. nae, uI HicLu!r't
nIt Rev u. ". wiz, of Bru. ~wict
Bia.u may b." "i'au" ~ IA. i....lv - DR. J We.
re, gc:.r tie Artlluy. 4. T. MEADE,
az - al: Pro-, iIunr, Trustee
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Aug. l2-iaw.iw.
Rr THE GoyHR;nR "E vlEGINiA

DY THE GGYTR:uR or VIEGTNIa
ID i pRUCLAMATiUS.
SsWrCrea., by rf me pi.~"u of TIE rrbc enc.
III 'h County ~ -e,t"r L. III" u,'rucor ~yit.
Count hCu-e Of -" I.Ir yriir Of , CGrr,
Court ri:!n6t h. . II n the "f NachSS."r; re-.
f'r" by .ir;ur mG nG'I0r? y.i"l in ii. Ex"'u.- by
i.Iw J. JOHN LETCilrK. fns.r ar ~ ~" Common
wealth of Yr!'a, do hereby rrTui-r y" Justices cor
posing the unit, Ccuri q" FT,e lex CUi9;y toGil-
SESSIONS Of said Court al I'll 'Gi-;0~n -,ih C0IIuy =,
the Zines prescribed b. law. long rensnn Tor liz!
chang. hereby auth ri."d shall confirm"
~, Gi"cn unI.rmy had. Il. Governor. ard ~.
! t.. y. DIR the Lees seal NJ The .'oumonw.nth a
w. Richmond. t;i. 45h rav Il AruI,s: n tie rear
1853 nui N Tie 18th year Of the Comm ,nw"a;th
John I.ETCiIER
by the Governor,
GsoRd: W. Mu1FnaI,.
Se"'y. ~! ,hr t,ffI u, GHaJt
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For The Enquirer.
\ PRESENT TO. PRESIDENT DAVIS.
ALGEuAkLE COUNTY, Va,
t,, 40


\ PRESENT TO. PRESIDENT DAVIS.
ALgEuAkLE COUNTY, Va,
Aug. %, 1853.
The Yankee Goths and Sandals, under the
lead and orders OF the ruthless Grant, having
wautoniy and ie!oniou>ly burnt and destroyed
the fine Library of the President, on his plan
tat;cn in Mississippi aud believing it would
be grateful feeling with the people OF this
State, propose that the Legislature of Iirsi-
MIA, at its approaching session, do forthwith
appropriate sum sufficient to purchase the
splendid library of Mr.. Norvell, recently ad-
vertised in The Enquirer" for sale, and pre-
sent it in the name Of the citizens Of all Virgi-
MIA, to their noble and magnanmUus Chief
President Davis, as small, but al present, a
very suitable testimonial ofhis untiripgdevotion
to the interests Of our common country. There
can be no doubt, but that such q proposition
will meet the appreciation of the Whole com
lnunty; but if the Legislature should fail 10
take il up, then the officers Of the army. the
members Of Congress, and the civil officers OF
the States, should at once raise the amount and
buy tie Libyayy-as such another is not 10 be
obtaincd in the Confederate States-and place
it in the Presidents mansion. Let it he done
NV, before Mr.. n. makes some other DISPOSE
ton OF il. y TAXPAYER.
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SI0N hsWAi;n viii b" pal; f9r Go&DS%
-: FiuY%n county, AID ten Nils f.,in Eons
- at.in r-" :li:s. u! nJ2u. 10 yeHr. a. ~"
>uIol r us Aud .rnCrr: yFt rault, a:d .al- ~
an ova face, win pleasant; mid r@p5"s.ion: hp-'y
Tia r. ;id iia-, clear tert1 lbs .srglr -tr on tie
side al o;.r ri feet c.use by th- cat o: AK. VI
mist DC delivered iodcS in Richmond sl
TEUS. T. LILLY. AIT.
sngaj d,tics: K-,., 81 re- ",
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SSTtSTEU--rO TEACHERS. - 81 ~ cu,. ~
~ gentleman, o! HueSc-ptuna5,- rfiva'c cha arii
and we'll qualified 20 teach Greek Latin Fret ch Si tst
usual English branches Of education. Those aYplynpw
p.ea'e III r terms fer trachr@ fr six twelv.
uup., giving Testimonials and refer qua!iG:
'inni ca' scgT, DC Tn: i-t session cOErGcnc ~
~ ~ Sepea.9E Ina close hc 18th ~ DscS;nbcr, :.s
second session will ths ~! &c Jaanary ~
md close the +;h J"y ;o;a".rg ny adtr ess II Cur!
yiHr. Buckingham! coga:y. "a
nj a
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;INIIEK-iTI or vI.:;:I3I:.-

Tho next Session Of 'S lr..!'ut on - III commerce CT
tho ST at UCIpI;rR rOr.ti.mr - ..-rtl-.
TN" .Srrci.'. in Il tfn departments. lAc!!cmc Law
al N',vn WI b" c"Hduc'rr' ~ -rr'c!pr".
S.ary ~. the (<-li tIr ~ Sinr s'u 'rr..
tr- v.raGt ~? iLiu.e.s 20 MI the yGca.cc, wa 10
lI.,,.- on III" 9th %! .cf,trln
Applications, w.th BGc5u pHTying ,es'iTonias shoait
J- .i,,r,,s,itp =. MSUptS
IE,.-' .U'. Cha =! III" pa u.'v.
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Cc:ru!lntny Dt' s;lt,-.
JAMES BRUrE,
au1Stltcit Mai. ard {! ter,
COTTON INTEREST BONDS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. &. \
RICHMOND Aux. II isi.!
'lNiIE rate Of the xix per Cotton .err Pond a.
L th- G"v.raDIent having ben fixed 10y r! cot;
rr MUM. pnrcha."s Of i:c ma: BE- Et, - :..t
at the Treasury at aay Of il; Drpcs;;ar!c.
before u" ISL day Ct September, .-S3.
One font h"f I purchase money will he rslr!I-d IL
Treasury Note. :ssei s!nce ls April i-t-. cr rr,:sl
iag zee on;:hs may he paid il a:y MISUNDERSTANDING
Treasury kot.s.
4
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1bY THE GuyEE"uH IE tI!.'.!..:N-A
ID pRDCL " :IIOH In: rmat!"7 h.'iHr 'rr"u r.
Il hy the EN H'u ivr. tr i h"rm", -lrE'' CON
.iced of flrny; Dic.. SIS charcrd VITA iGu'cer i"G
'iIs- Ki2 y gro, = argc wI'h io- ;, ~ Ln
the aii 81 II ic" c'uU'. III i- 'L'r r'r'I
s,r"froir Oh IL. ri, tie 9Th ~ my Ia. AID
going 1T larI. rr:1r- Il" RIBS CT r"E~Tt
~ Unr ilnudrela Firr Doais to"ny sr-"n vel - H
lie sl.?tA Gg""r I into
TIE Jail Of sa. un:y Fy D1'l,r- or such arrest AnH
irv-r, Of ri h.r tiru; and do quiz" all
Officers Of this foomai 'rarh, ciy aud nia;I, AID -"
u;cs the plr gem rally The bes, Srrtipus 10
prncur. their arrest that they may Uc brought 10 Jus
uc,.
Given unisr my hand ~ Govcrnrr. nd mn.
) l.. :. ier the Len SEAL ni Ih- coIm"u w"R'ih ~
O-.-~ k,chmond, :is !gt! day Of &ucu';. 1858.
i.LTf,IiE2
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Z. G. MEMHi%GgR.
1 R,iYAGEScT FOR VIRGINIA.

Under =" provisions o; an Act ~ Assembly pa. Il!
VI arch 81, g. s'nr" oca'cI ~ Rich aon a. b,;
o:s:Hih"' fr iie i&:ty.r 81 T"cgyt AM !Jrw -
'''r o.3rs al "a .C?ac ~c.,c- IRON. the SI., ~
EI!;i any rrT'T.Jul.,I. &; ClUt.GS She, or u;le:
s+,.V.s, W. ~ Do y! u! he; by their :.c.!r, ,r
rru /. A..o, 8, receive" Az! ta.a cn = Of LO,r a.
- - i@" &.T '"Gi'it1l,iO arcia.uI 20. he -
81! 'Ar : r.l r uui.,.ri Sug,r., 81 Ersn.i.
dept Ia. ben 'r,cIrrc S.p. Slip. four lu..,
trp.G id~ nH ace L" The LDinr, Hotel lien
i.t. I'll ci cpntrI ''i"ss WI! De- received aud .ior!
l.Mn III cG be 'r"ar:"i T." g!r I.3yrr lrs it,. L.
To" >a'r"r - agent vii IvJ :.s. Tor c ,E'r'y -
good, .cu'!r"r iur' her tiau dep n'!- o. H." ..
.i 81 yer Il iGemcc 81 H. !Errt employees. AK
i""''s to- -i"I! good, agd tit si-g thr:a from IT,,
;"...' vii hc p.,i - IL" Sat-.
Ei.f;. iN,." ~ T.: ms 20 send :1rrN'L sCr' r.
C'-e':y ~ les rs i!rr Gt.alg,. .y:5 IN III a.y
T!y re u: Or ir = "-cof ~ conf n; wa. :'.t -
>E!tacr 'A; =" tHpfy W. DE- spa i .scwr- Il" :.
denver: &c pr p.rprr-. u.s. H.; tie ~ he sccur-.y r.
r.p''H II box Ur "''e ''r- Et Ep rs.I!
"'s ri" i,,;i: G. .l!f.v wi" ne u tue pr
II 10 wEQI est. 1T, company ~! t. i. NJ at! dice.
Ell 20 II. Gaze I: rac Ua,v.ss:.rt - IT,, =! 60.
\ : Iti' FOEI,
-. law. ARM t.4- t,rat
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NOTICE.

II
MRS. =. X. EROCKEH ash Ms 4. r WEIGHT
will open >r:"oI tor inGns Lsd"s =; CJnrn.i at
lI"is, ~ IN tie IL Monday oct .r, most.
lhr CoGg5" - E' Uvt.oI VII ,.!rac" Ill. "a. r-ia
IN !. Il uT.uvhrs "a" L. il and fre.,! l.,I qua a..
HE-.c on ne Piano Forte.
I; oil Board Jt hal IN IL" village .yr 50 pei;
m1nih
70: further particulars, address
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PROCLAIM ATOMS.
TIE tUTEHNGR Eii ' x {. : / s &.

ilT TIE G0rEHNGH 0T vitGiSia.
ID P..cGi.!M tI!O".
iavi-. receive" he Tr..:l; Il *. Il. Stevenson.
Esq the u r.4:- i-.;rf ,'-.c l.! "a, l;Du-' e Del
e!a'rs from he cp;Ity %! wood end TIE t""""H"'
~ lis VrIi"aUc- passed on Tie u 81 j. t,Enr-, 20
h,.."s ~ l".ucd Tat II" Cur, v"'o - !, i, CON-
III, r..a.;' Who lay h. il ;hr mill save" Il 'lr
S;a.rr - = Confederate stat. a. '!' -, oH sr.
era .l-r.nl :Or ~" II r; Assembly, rrtv
vn;" III ,..i rieci II r; III racr orp"g.s " u .-rm
~:.u-,i, The r'ni:audr =; sGc. .c:.lgirH'-'
,htl .rxn t. whether the s.d ,;g:.u' Shall hc
w,;hia the lD.i's at I !. S.Hr CT bot .,a:.
rnyrr. hgr!r! prescribed t'Ht "i'' '3!rn>
&C ""mny ~ .psrl'.'n, .s ~ ;i"rr'-r'm lee.
eau Of H. T,rUr. q! IL" tub ms. who w.'i
,iilni.irj ;ri"r -a 81. ~" '.r"T Assembly IL
>c c"CHtf corporal on. nay car az 10 r2n'M hn'"
0: 'n' rr",.i: sGr, any GENERAL! az >p'i ""n
Tor :nellbr-s c -" G.rrl A.rI" i"r 'i'r Criu'."s
or roTporaiira- at lr Corr li"r.,"I r"GIi" orc'
pO- ~; II in the State wl, he: I.i: .p' {" te
tie dag o. sa: evci!oE" raeT.iDrc JOHN ET''li'
Err GnvrrDor OF il!r C"rlorH -.tI - NG-laia b vi
tue q! authority ted ia tn" '-cG'iv.. =" h rhy
uuir- election 10 hc ,G '"c Hu Isl Il voter /;
,aid r"un'y thu specified ~" - r. III rsdy Ia : p
TENDER mex, 10 su ply :hc Eaclc. a;":''.'. II r"i
COUNTY OF Wool.
i-'--) Givrl Inlcr ry lar! - Governor. and "HdrT
3is tie To-, seal ~ III Co" aT.n'r!, ~ yi"i
~ this 2iiA aay Of Arsa't !soj Ia thc s-i! !rr &;
tie Commonwealth
JOHN LETc. ".
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: 't'G T"IT>KNGWN HEIRS OF S0REGRNE
1 =. Mel on. dr"r,-cd. E0H-Ir-.t.c.i, OF al,

1 =. N"i. ON. dr"'''-"d. EOU-Ir-.t.c..is OF ia,
COMMONWEALTH Uf tir.,
Ia" l." S,. ~ ~ :!.., 81 the 'nry Nth IIy ii
sep! !anrr 49, ~ Il" Clerk ':hs -, rlr COON
- -; H&-JNrrr !" ~ cN'! = - Hanover ..L s'A"
= N!-:I IL. IwC,u - hoH., 81 u',"C :. NJ. ,i,.
Il nci.Sh NJ, '..kr N" G.pG-.t.p.ls Il ID. L-c!,a
Is. t'r:, = " nsi"a Hii 9th 1t T.. ',r.gc
Sat in c'.."c.r pcLn:ns she Iirrul Gu, 81
il,:IOyrr. wrtrr. pai.iIIJ ar! You and otter.
lie end h;s Ii from an, CaGs" IT, tai H. ~ tie -,G
,-P sIn. !, not commence ~ III. DAY. r. II = ~.
MERGED, Dr hot .itd shat cas- a. iat.e e to-
':n- VII! be a'oufnr anal continued from day l. = VI
from ii tc 10 tan" a; TIE -I" place I'D b.; tic -GLnv
hU;I:r, uu'I. ISc s!4.H. -hs lie "H'up'-r-'i.
WH l.. NEWTON.
NAH> y. u. MENTION,
EG.ElEL s. TALLEY. Admir- o;
Or. " Il. Nelson, de-!
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Union, if shall urge you to continue fighting,
it will be an apt time then for you to declare that
you willnot fight to free negroes.
thought that in your struggle for the UnicD,
to whatever extent the negro should cease help,
Ing the enemy, to, that extent it weakens the
enemy in his resistance to YOU DO You think
differently thought that whatever negroes can
be got to. do As soldiers, leaves just much less
for white soldiers TO do in saving the Union.
Doesit appear otherwise to you? But ne
grors, like other people. act upon motivcs.-
Why should they do anything :nc us If we
will do nothing for them? Ii they stake their
lives for us they muss be prompted by the
strongest motive, even the promise Of freedom
and the promise being made mus be kept.
The 81 ms look better. The Father Of Wa
tcrS again goes -unvcxed to the sea; thanks
to the great Northwest for it: nor yet wholly
to them Three hundred miles up they met
New England, the Empire, Keystone and New
jersey bewing their>way right and left. The
sunny South, too. in more c"Iors than one, also
lent hand on the spot. Their part o: his
tory was jot,ed down in black and white
The goal was. a great National one, ard let
none be banned vino bore an honest part in
it; while those who have cleared the great
river may we'll be proud.
Even that is not all. 1t is hard to say thai
anything hns been moro bravely and better
done than at Antetam, Murfreesboro', Get
tyShurg. and on many fields of less note.
Nor must Uncle Sans noble feet he forgot
ten. At all the waters margins they have
been present. Not only on the deep sea, the
broad bay, the rapid river, but also up the
narrow, muddy bayou, and wherever the
sronnd was little damp they have been and
made their tracks.
Thanks to al, for the Great Republic, for
the principles by which it lives and keeps
alive for mans vast future! Thanks to ali
Peace does not appear SO distant as it did.
| hope it will come soon, come to stay, and so
come az to be'Eorth the keeping in oil future
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-03
RAILROADS.
indianapolis and Madison
RE On ED.
1868. MW .sSss'ssEl;5zs 1868.
New Arrangement to Commence Mon
RAILROADS.

day, FEB. g. 1868.
yEyWo passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
4 tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 6 30 a VI.
and p. NJ, arriving Madison at ii 35 4. NJ. and 80
p NJ.
Leave the Depot at Madison at A. N. and p NJ ar
irving at indianapolis at ii A. NJ and $40 7. NJ
The train leaving indianapolis at $50 A. VI. connects
with that leaving Columbus at s45 A NJ. for Shelby
Vile and RushvilIe arriving at shelbyvie at 1885 r. NJ
aud Rushve az 1886 y. NJ.
Leaving Rushville at l3O ". Shelbyvile at ? .55 p
NJ. connects at Columbus with the and NJ. train ar
irving either Indianapolis Madison the same even
ing
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation 81 freight Cincinnati ana In
danapols and points West.
Tariff Of Freights as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL to tbeirner
est 70 ship by this line.
feb2 D. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
Weekly sESrIzrL will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the Weekly rates added
Business Notices published IN t ri columns, OF ten
lines or under Will be charged for each -ertou 81; II
over ten lines, ten CENTS per line
Charges will be made for inserting the notiers ~ the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the raes
named 20 be paid IN advance:
Military Companies. Order of Odd Fellows Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines % cents Tor each
insertion; over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, sl
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten up by
individuals socaon by churches at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the head OF
Special Notices, ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
In the Daily, win be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers top paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
10 be charged at the rate Of a 30 for each name IN the
Daily and s2 In the Daily aud Weekly the same to be- In
ell cases. paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted at the Of the at
ordering and deayable for the legal proceed
ings but colectable at usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy cf legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARkNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
j. NJ. TILF0RD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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TRUSSES, &C.

L B. SEEI EY'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. l26 CLARS ST. CHICAGO, Ill.
Branch ofce-So s. No-th Ffth street, ST. Louis, No
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r a / L r Q a D.
1868. WN 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


80 NILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23d. 1858,
" trains will be run a. follows
A Chicago Express Train will leave Indianapolis at
i225 NJ. and arrive al KOkomo al 800 =. NJ, IN time
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for LoganspoTt, Valparaiso
and Chicago
Return ng, the same train will leave Kokomo at SIS
A. NJ on the arrival Of the nigh; train from Chicago
riving at indianapolis al $40 A NJ.
A Nail Iran will leave Indianapolis at 4:lO 7. NJ,
stopping al all stations and arriving az Peru in time 70
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash, Huntington Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, The same train will leave Peru al T:25
A. n, after the arrival % the train the T. W. r. W
from the East, and arrive Indianapolis a. ll20 A NJ
In time 70 make connections for all points East South
aud West.
Chicago Expresstrain will leave indianapolis lo4o
p NJ making close connections AZ tKokonio with train for
Logansporf, Valparaiso ard Chicago. and arrive a.
Peru 81 301 A. NJ IN time make with trains
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the same train viii leave Peru a. la25 N
making close connection az kokouo with the trans
on the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga. port and arrive al Indianapolis al
lSO NJ in time with tte evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points
= DAVID MACY, General Agent anc Superintendent.
VT. MAIoTT, General Ticket Agent feb2s, eddy
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(No. 2n2.)
limited STATES OF AMERICA, DIS


wmKxAs libel Of information has been flied In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indana the 18th day Of
January 1863 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District Of Indiana against the life
Of Lorenzo d. Cowden Ia and 10 the following
scribed real estate in said District, o-wt piece
parcel Of land adjoining the town Of Cambridge City, ad
joining the side Of lot O. In block 2 W r. and s. r.,
in Hawkins addition to said town. and being directly
south Of lot 6. and part OF in said block 3 and facing
Railroad and the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
the south the heng the properly formerly owned
by Vim. III. Cannon, and being hundred feet the
street. by about l4O feet deep; aso 35 feet side lots
and 6, IN block p W. r. and S. r., in Hawkins
addition TO said for violation Of the Of
Act Of Congress approved July lTh 1852 entitled
An Act suppress nsurrection punish and
rebellion seize and consca.e the properly of rebels,
End fr other purposes, praying process against said
r. 'iff. and thar the may be condemned and
SOLD siisfnies' property.
srrf-e IA pursuance Of the Monition under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered, do
hereby give publ, notice all persons claiming said
realty, par; thereof in any interested
therei that they be and appear before the sad the Dis
trct Court Of the United state e held the city of
indianapolis in and for the District IT Indiana the st
Monday February 10 O'Clock of the forenoon
of that day. ard then aud there TO ntepose their claims
and make their 10 Legations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, U. S. Marshal.
ByI ;. BTGELow, Deputy,
Attest
JoHS n. RIA. Clerk. ianl7-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-03

tSO. 2o5.l
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

mo. 705
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
4 DIANA. So
wmKEAs libel Of Information has been fled In the
District Court u the United within and FOR ths
Sevsnfh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day
of January. 1888. by John Hanna, EsQ- Attorney
Of the United States for the Dstfc; Of Indiana against
the following descrbed estate, credits and effects Of
James Carson, tOit "a certain zfz znen against Moses
Norelsnd and william Moreano in the Madison Circuit
Court Ia the State Of Indiana rendered April Term. ls6i
FOR ssl7 10, with credit thereon of $500; also prois
soFy note against the parties, due December 25
1861 FOR 81 O00 and two notes against the
parties for s75O eschone Il which = due DecemOer 2
l86z and the other Is due December IS l56S, for vo
a0n OF the powers Of act Of Congress approved July
IL 15s2 entitled, An act to suppress nsurrecOn TO
punish and rebellion 70 seize and csnscatc the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property, and that the may be
condemned and sold As enemies property
Vow, therefore, In pursuance Of the monon under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered lido here
BY give public notice all persons claiming said property
thereof or In manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States to be held the city of Indianapolis
I'm and fr the District Of Indiana, the FIRST Monday
Of Feb uary next o'clock on the forenoon Of that
day then and there interpose claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. e.. ROSE, U. S. Marshal.
Per /. S. BiGELow, Deputy.
JoHs II. REA, Clerk. ianl0-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-03

Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer OF the Hard Rubber
Truss, under Riggs & tioosiyear's Patents.
The Hard Rubber Truss Is unlike and superior 10 all
others in the following respects WIN never break
cnafe gall blister; &c made stu or mher; will
Hernia Of years stading docs not press injure
the cord, and Is always clean and gool as new.
Patients can bs accurately fitted by sending size In
Inches around body IN line uf rupture.
REFERENCES a. tn superiority over others:-The fol-
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Parker, NewYorA; Profs. GODDARD and Aerirw Philade
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ington; Prufs Brsarl. freer. R~a Andrews, and Da-
Wis Chicago: DR.. Wolcott, Milwaukee, Wis
Manufacturer AMI Dealer In SEsler braces Ahiorn-
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varicose veins. Susi,enspry Baniagrs, &C.. &C
DIR. WILCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG, man.
factured hy G. Stafford. has many advantages all
others and evidence IL such II has received the
first premiums at the United States Fairs under the
animation Of the best surgeons In country Its
tion is received frum rubber core (Which will
break giving II great preference over the spiral spring
used in other limbs
Send stamp for pamphlet. Post Office Box 4S55.
foya For sale by all Druggists. novl4-62-d3m
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
sSDn epR- N-HlE znGs

r a 7 L r Q "A ID
C=s5-=fr1 ssISF = X zzsS5-5sE
Shortest Route by Thirty MILES!
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three transleave Indianapolis Daily Sundays excepted
TyIRSTTRAIN.-5:l5 AN e, CINCINNATI EXPRESSl
f. arrives at Cincinnati at l0:40A NJ and Lexington
Ky, T:30 p. NJ.
Second Tran-ll25 A. M.-Cincinnati Mail, arrives
Cincinnati 445 p NJ, making close connections with the
Little Miami Railroad for Loveand Morrow, Columbus
Newark GAINESVILLE, and Wheeling
Third Tran-705 z. NJ, Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati 1920 Z. NJ
Fare by any other route.
Call for your tickets ria the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through
SPEoIAL NouoE-Be you get in the right train at
indianapolis. The sny Cincinnati train stands the
fifth track, being the farhest track south in the Union
Depot. ct indianapolis.
W. H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
p ". LrTHGow, Travelling Agent novlT '62-dly