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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21

SAD RESULT OF A RUNAWAY MAxR1AGE.-The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
writes:
A few years ago the marriage of Miss Boxer, q
young, beautiful and accomplished lady, with her
fathers coachlnan John Dean, set all the scandal.
mongers in Gotham on end. A sad addendun to
the strange, eventful history" has now to be ad
ded. After the marriage the couple, notwithstand.
ing their different bringing up" lived happily
enough together, in small cottage over in Williams
burg. Thehusband obtained an Office in the custom
house. and saved money enough to open public
house at the foot of Grand street, Williamsburg
But alas for John Dean, be could not keep hotel
1t is said she was his own best customer" and as
natural result he commenced treating his wife badly
In short time all their money was spent and with
poverty coming in at the door, love, as usual few
out of the window. John beat and abused his wife,
but all this she put up with until starvation stared
her in the face when she was compelled to ask ad.
mission into the almshouse. Tho petition was
granted, and the fashionable, elegant, and accom-
plished belle Of the Fifth Avenue-a few years ago
is now the associate of beggars and paupers.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21

TIE Mn1r1A.-The order from the Adjutant GEN.
erals Office, it will bc observed, calls out the militia
of 25 counties for drill and inspection. The move
ments Of the enemy on our coast may demand their
services We hope, however, that th9 prompt action
of the Legislature in passing the ten giment bill,
may prevent the necessity Of forcing raw militia
into the contest
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21

.E1cHAaeED.-It will be seen by the notice of Mr..
Ould Exchange Agent that with others the forces
recently captured at Kinston and paroled have been
exchanged anda expected to return to their posts
q soon as possible.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21
VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MILL FOR
z5,.-T SALE.

II Will SELL THE TRACT VFi LAND ON WHICH
resde III miles southwest of Raleigh containing $50
which a6out 10 in cultivation. There
the houses and capvspisnt harns 3
On the fsndis NJ. STEAM SAW MILL and plepty
Of long af pine timber This will be sold either with az
without the land GEO. W. ATKINSON.
8 Oct. s., 1862. 70. '4f@wtf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21
MARRIED..

In Hsborougb, n c., tie 18th inst, by tie Rev N.
A. Curtis D. D., Dr. THOMAS Dnvs WARRrx to Miss Ellie.
ABErH ALErHlA COLLINS both OF Edenton.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21

UPPER CoUNrEs.-We give place as requested to
the proceedings Of the recent meetings in Surry
County. The condition of the upper counties in
regard to the prospects for bread seems to be at
tracting attention. -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21

81 '.rS'T FOR THE ENQUIsEH-.We learn, on good
Fno'i'y that five prominent citizens of Beaufort
'"'y, original scccssionists or Destructives, have
'"e oath of allegiance to Lincoln; and we
,"'''er' that no Conservative Of any standing
""eh such an oath. The few traitors there
bna ,.s State, belong to the faction of the Rich
% nOn John Bell is now living in little vii
mo :. = nome, Ca, having been driven from his
:" 'ennessee by the enemy.
(ondord.. ue aoIe communication of Palermo in the
|asons nt o-day. He gives the most unanswerable
"s The ten regiment oil should be passed.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS-In the
= Marion Circui; Court OF Marion Couniy. in the State Of
Indiana, - Term, \. ID. lS63.-hay L. Bowman
VS.. Alfred Bowman
Be IL known that ON the 18th day Of FEB. in the year
1865, the above named plaintiff byM aipeles, her attorneys
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit
Court her complaint against said defendant in the
above entitled cause, together with an affidavit Of q COM
petcnt person., that said defendant, Alfred Bowman, is
not ar s;dent Of The State Of Indiana.
Saiddefendant iStherefore hereby notified ofthe fling
and tendency OF said complaint against him, and Il It
unless he appear and answer or denur thereto, at ths
calling OF said cause on the second day Of the next term Of
said Court, to be begun and held NJ the Court House, in
the city OF Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in March
next, said complaint, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and determined IN
his absence. WILLIAM WALLACE, Clerk.
feh13 w4w-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
the Union and The Constitution. as they were

OF the Union and The Constitution, as they we're
made by our fathers.
We invoke tor these views the careful conside-
ration of our fellow citizens. They are thrown
together with the design of explaining the present
position of our State affairs. in connection with
our national troubles. In times OF excitement,
as row exists, there should De deep and earnest
attention gwen to these subjects, and those of n
kindred character. But it should be a calm con-
sheraton, and free from partisan excitement.
Laws have been passed by the Federal Congress
which have met, and will continue to meet, the
sober condemnation of the people OF Indiana.
But they are laws. nevertheless. A dead and
never-to be resuIrected Congress has placed them
upon the statute books. They are there for evil.
No good will come OF them. A majority Of those
who voted for them have been repuoiated
by the country, and they return no more 10
the seats they hive dishonored. These
laws 90 1--we after them. They stand as
monuments of The de Jravit, of the Thirty seventh
Congress, and of the Administration which in
voked their aid. What is the duty ofthe citizens
of Indiana in reggrd to these enactments9 We
say TO you, and we say il as the friends of social
order, respect these laws, and show to the world
that YOU were worthy of breT, wiser, and more
honest Senators and Representatives in Congress.
Show your rulers-alas you have rHlerS-that
the people have a higher and a nobler sense of
honor than those who have "bartered freedom for
a great mans feast, and sold their country for a
smile" The men who voted for these measures
of oppression have no sympathics with the free
populations of the great Northwest. Many Of
them were the venal and purchased instruments
of an Administration which has signally failed 10
recognize the power and majesty of the people In
the recent elections. As these men have de-
ceived you, it is their fault and not yours. But
their bad and cruel laws remain. Let these laws
have a fair trial. If they are honestly and I'M
partially enforced, and not made the instruments
of oppression TO any special class of our people,
they are entitled to a perfect obedience. Offer
them no resistance. They can last but two
years longer, and from this moment prepare for
their legal repeal. Elect TO Office no man who
favors them. Arouse to the dangers which sur
round yourselves and your beloved country, and
trusting in the virtue and intelligence of your
fellow citizens, and the mighty power of the bal
lot box, prepare 10 expel your oppressors from
the Capitol.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
Adaress of Demecratlc nembers.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic members OF
the House of Representatives, a few days before
the adjournment Of the General Assembly, a
committee was appointed to prepare an address
to the people of Indiana. setting forth the history
Of the late session. and the re isons why more had
not been accomplished during its constitutional
term. The committee consisted Of Messrs Nib
LACK. BUsKlRK. BrRD. HALL, HowK. HARSEY
and PACKARD. That committee submitted the
address below. aud its publication ordered on be-
half of the meeting.
WIZ. E. N~IBLAcK. Chairman.
To Editors of Sentinel. Indianapolis:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
WANTED.
S75 TO $50 PER N

TNHE LITTLE GIANT EWING MACHINE COM
PAN1 want an agent in each county to solicit or
drrs for their new SIS Machine, with guage, screw driver
and extra needles. Va will pay a berai salary and ex-
penses. or give large commission. For particulars, terms,
DC, inclose a stamp and address
I. s. PAGE, Toledo. Ohio.
dec3l- d1t&wSm General Agent o rthe I. S.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

O. BIRD.
WIN. S. HALL,
J.F. HARVEY,
GEORGE V. HOWK,
NJ. a. o. PACKARD,
We concur in the above.
o. II p. Albeit. of Bartholomew;
Dan'el Blocher, of Scott;
Alfred Brogan, Of De troorn;
Jason b Brown. of Jackson;
5. }. Burton, of Sullivan;
P. N. Collins, of Adams;
s. Cook. OF Brown;
W. II. DeBruler. OF Pike;
r. +. Donaldson, of Miami;
Edwin p. Ferris, OF Ripley;
Thomas i Garvin, of Nanderburg;
Noah 5. Givan, OF DIvieSs;
Bayless W. Hanna, of Vigo;
A.. l. Harden, Of Washington and Harrison.
James Hardin. OF Perry;
Sol. Hatfield. of Fountain;
Silas W Holcomb. Of Gibson;
George II Hon, of Orange;
Jonas G Howard. Of Clarke;
George ) Howell. at BlackfOrd;
John NJ Humphreys, OF Green;
B. X. Kemp, o. DaboiS
John ". Kemp. OF VigO;
Richard Like. of Madison;
Charles B Easselle. OF Cass;
JatnlS0n Lee, OF NasHNngtOn,
John Lennon OF Harrison;
j. W. Lennon, OF Spencer;
j.. L Mason. of Hancock and Shelby;
Samp McGau.hes ri Huntington and Whitley;
Cornelius f. Miller. of Clinton;
John b. MilrOy, of Carol;
Jacob Mutz, of Shelby;
John r O'Brien. of Martin;
r. Osborn, of franklin;
a b Pendleton, of Johnson;
Geo W. Priest. of Putnam;
A. NJ Puett, Of d"
j. a. Reiiz, OF Vanderburg and Posey;
Jno. T. r chaidSon, White and Benton;
Matthew kippey, OF Elkhart;
Omar F. Roberts, of Dearborn;
Thos. Ryan. of Crawford;
n. G Shaffer. of Fulton;
Jno. p. Shoaff. OF Allen;
Sam'i A. Shoaff, OF JAY;
Z. NJ. Spencer, of Posey;
A. c.. Neach. of Clay;
Miles Waterman, of De Kalb;
Eath. Williams, OF Lawrence;
Jacob V. Wolfe, of Owen;
Thos. w. Woollen. of Johnson and Morgan.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NTOTlCE Is EREBY GIVEN THETIHAv BEEN
~ appointed Administrator, On the estafe Of James
B Beard, late Of Lawrence Toe nship, Marion County In
diana.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
m2-w3w SAMUEL CORY, Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
LAND AGENT.

GEO. W. Her,
GENERAL COLLECTION AND LAND AGENT,
Garrett, Anderson county, Kansas.
T-xes paid for non re Sidents, and all business entrusted
to my care viii receive prompt attention.
REFEREScEs-Clark. Gruber Il Co., Bankers, Leaven-
worth, Thomas Iarney 4 Co.. Merchants, w. Y. Wiley, In
d~ianapolis- And. Wallace. indianapolis. dec2-w5m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
LAW SCHOOL.

LAW SCHOOL
-OF-
Harvard College,, Is 3.
Terms OF nineteen weeks each, commencing
I'd and SEPTEMBER 18th.
For Catalogue and Cirruiar address
o Z PARKER, Royal Professor.
Cambridge. Mass. jan %, 1853 feb TVS
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
"ARrIoLE xlI.-MILITIA.

SIC. I. The militia shall consist of all able
bodied white = ale persons between the ages of
eighteen and forty five years, except such MS may
be exempted by the laws of the United States or
of this STATE; and shall be organized, efEcered,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

Sro. /. All persons. whose appointment is not
otherwise provided for in this Constitution, shall
be chosen in such manner ms now is. or hereafter
may be. prescribed By iato
As the militia bill, pending in the House at the
adjournment. gave to the Governor the appoint
ment of Adintant, Quarternaster and Commits
sary Generals, It took no lawful power from him,
and his friends have no right to COMPLAIN. These
complaints are unworthy of them.
Another article of the Constitution, however,
will explain the power Of the Governnr over the
militia. and We give that as "a final answer to
those who charge US with attempting to take the
organization Of the militia from his control. 1t
Is as follows:
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,.-r,--r.o7-, git52rt other rei-fen7s - ih-
ta.'i-, - tr.u-f-ortati9u than may - i'ss-S'ry
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rs 10 - - h. trsu-rort the mail @-!A ls4,r'ty.
,"St I, mi -srur5ts." having SerH ne-ilsl - u
80 bids are Construed - ifD'ie4bE -
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i.1 - lI,1yeysuLs usas5-sry 70 't-Efr lts 90
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az 10y q y.1E7 ~ n BLAIR,
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Love OH Pgiu, Con'gr: daily. except 7"'-
DAY, at ~, --t, r,,.
Arrive At Baltimore urNi 1al- q - - ~
I.~av. Bsia14or- nztilr except SUNNY ~ 49,
ATr1e at Old PgEa, Cousor' next a'y' d o
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invited. r-..,.t A.
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FORM or PROPOsAL. GUAHAN'
TEE AND CERTIFICA h.

M, mn .rslpg.,i hose Faast yii'- a-l-r-s
~ ,.,,IrJg OF -. state rI ----r grFr-''t.
,Irry he nails OF ta= United state, irsu July l.
is52 10 Jna- 60 1851, On route No. ---' nrt~.-I
- - - uGd-s til advertisement ~ ~
pr.-r7,-tsT Gsr-Tsi. dated December . i7D-- '.-
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IN Of - dollars. ,
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,sref- Of me route iL. weight Of the mall 70 o.
,rrJ and ell other particular il. reference 70 'ie
-. nd s-ryIce and. also. sI.3r careful rEitn,Ei-
ign o. lie laws aud gstTucVJU7 nttaea-l q itr III
Tert.s-E.ut.
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Self-bIeasurenerJ for SHIRTS.
a Card to the People
Vow is Your TINE 10 Save Honey!
rgeins! BARGAINS! Bargains!!l

Bargains! Bargains. Bacgalns!!!
y COATS lalls o. taa -:, that al C5s;-a Gtogts
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size 90 zl---- -z.- r-- s..- ~s-- --=--- tEs-
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IN tziz purchases - this time. besides thsy Nil
a-Ts got Ns'yrtlnec: - aaNS- Eae.E ~s.=s;.o1s
from
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JOHN g0EEEE.
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- H.. -,II o., route " - bg accepted by the
postmaster General th= bidder shall, prior - te lat
Lsyof JGly 1865 enter !ntG the required Obligation
or co tgac. perform he s-FF!H7 ifsP'sF'' WIN
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Ea5 T-e-aIt ---t-a! STAKE - European Affair.". vii.
render Lt1-= publications uu7s-s}E .utssas.iu- zs
ta- Rise i1ftos Z--s= yF--- They VII occupy 1--L-
r E-'uuc between ta@ hastily written ues s-i:=cl.
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Journal! su1 i:s Ptni-rlu= tome 81 .hs future h.
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