Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-10
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN n HnHn REvu~rA~


The second volume Of nessr. GAVIN Hords con,pil.
ton Of Indiana s.sutes has just appeared This volume
completes their OK Its mechanical execution s yer
credi;abe; and the Skill learning and labor which the
editor have bestowed ii, the highest praise
None but learned dig-nt lawyers could have produced
such work
The second volume embraces all the public statutes Of
Indiana now in force upon the subjects TO which d relates
and tie first all excepting the egular and
extra sessions Of the Legislature II s great excel
ence of the Compilation that all existing statates on each
subject collected together same place In thess
volumes; so that q reader glance all the
legislation iH force any given subject. Take for ex-
ample the act Of 1884, organizing Courts Of Common
Fleas-the editors pubL the act at large and they also
print, in the form of the page. eontanng
this statute, all the snend4tory IL which have
been passed up this And they have done OF
all the other acts contained in the Of 1854
The editors have added nch value of fhese VOL
umes-especisy the LASTLY the eopious and learned
notes with which the volumes abound These notes in
cate much labor an legal acEmen. They furnish Us in
concise and accurate FORM With all adudsc atoms a
our Supreme Courf these statutes These siudscs-
tons being now very numerous the references 70 them
IA the volumes under Willie of great walls,
To the lawyer and indeed ell persons CONCERNED in ts
administration OF justice. The editors have also resel
III their noe-, 20 nrneTOIr decisions other
made on statutes similar &c our
an excellence Of these volumes not te be overlooked
Is the full and sccurste index appended each In Ind
ana there never has been good index TO any volumes
statutes published by suthoty This provoking defecs
has been completely remeded voum mes uD1er -
view; and these indexes win greatly tighten the isboS a.
ell who have occasion to look into our statutes
This 10 the hrst time that private ente-prise has ~
tempted the publication Of Indiana statutes The az
tempt do not doubt, will be successful, and wfl
duly reward the learned editors and enterprizng pxbI--
ers Every lawyer will Of purchase thsse voames
and every clerk sheriff. anc justice Of the peace Of NE
state will find ii TO his advantages 10 own them.
DAVID x'DoNALD.
Indianapolis, June S, 1854
Tie foregoing notice by Judge NcDosALp, Of GAvrs
HosDs Compilation q the Indiana a no, d.
signed pun Of work. but l. an unsolicited com
mendauon OF the ability, accuracy, and completeness
with which these ~olannes have been prepsred
The second volume, which has JUS, been issued from
the is being delivered subscriber r.pzy -
possible This edition Of the statutes w be found ss-
oess'y TO even lawyer, justices Of The ps.es and county
officers in the State. The publication Of The vsrk
private enterprire. and the publisher only hope
enumeration is il It's sale whose
twas prepared. The t~o volumes contain about Isos
pages Of matter. nearly double the quantity ssrsosd
he revision Of 1852
The prce Of the ~ 50 per volume O. 90 for
the volumes sddrss-ed the Subscriber On
reoetve prompt attention. J. J. BIsGHAk,
June Tth. iss7. Indianapolis. Ind.