Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN a HOHp'S REVISION.

The second volume Of Messrs Gavin Horde eompila-
ton OF Indiana Statutes has Just appeared. This volume
completes their erk. Its mechanical execution l.
creditabc; the skill learning labor which the
editors have bestowed Il, merit the highest praise.
None hut Learned digent lawyers could have produced
such a work.
The second volume embraces all the public statutes Of
Indiana force upon the subjects which relates,
and the ri n excepting the Of the last regular and
extra sessions Of the Legislature. great excel
ence Of the compilation Tia; all existing each
subject are collected together IN the same rlaoe In these
volumes; 20 tia' reader glance all the
legislation In force any gig,n subject. Trke for ex-
ample, the Of is51. orgauizng Courts II Common
Peas-the editors pubsL The 81 large and they also
print, In the form Of notes The page containing
this statute. al the ameDdstory II which have
been passed up 10 This tine. and they hsve done Of
all the other contained in the revision Of 1854
Tie editcrs have aided much The value Of vol
umes-esPecaliy the lastly the copsou> and learu-d
notes with which the volumes abound. There notes indi-
cate much labor and legsi They furnish uS in
concise and accurate form, with all the al udcatons q
our Supreme Court th-se statutes These sSjudica-
tons being veg numerous references 10 them
in the volumes under consideration WILDE OF great value
TO the lawyer and indeed 30 all persons concerned Ia the
administration q Justice. The editors have referred
In their notes. to numerous decisions in other States
made similar &c our.
An excellence Of these volumes, not 70 be overlooked
Is the full and accurate index appended to each Ia nd
ana, there never has been coed index ans volumes
statutes published by authority This provoking defect
has been completely reuedied the under
view; and these indexes vii greatly tighten the labor Of
ell who have occasion 70 look into our rfsfusss
This j. the arst tine that private ensrrze has at
tempted the publication - Indiana .taiutes The at
tempt, DO no, doubt. ~il be successful, and win
duly reward thu learned edto- and eisterprzn psbsh-
Every lawyer Will q ooure purchase thee volumes;
and every eer sheriff ana justice II the peace Of the
state. viii find It 70 his ats sntage osn them.
DAVID ND0sALD.
Indianapolis, June s. 1852
The foregoing notice by Judge NcDossIs q GAvnA
lIoHps Compilation II the statute. Of Indians not
signed pun II the work. bat = unsolicited
mendafon q the ability. accuracy. and completeness
with which thee v,.ouses have been prepared.
The second voiarac which has Jus, been issued IRON
the press {. being delivered subscriber. rapdiy
possible This edition u the wil be found
sessy every lawyer Justice cf Vie peace and county
officers IN The STATE. The publication q the YORK hs
private enissze and the publlshsr.' only hop. Cor re-
muneston l. IN sale - those Tor WHOSE oonusnisnoe
va. prepared The two volumes contain about 1000
pages q fns's.r u--rs double the quantity embraced
The ieyisloa ~ ia52
The price Of the work e. 20 per vaisme 60 90 for
the voIusss orc-s addressed 20 the subscriber VII
reoci-c prompt ai'-ssios. J. J. BINGHAM,
June eth. iss1 Indianapolis. Ind.