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Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN g. HORD'S REVISION.

The second volume Of Messrs Gavin Hord's compila-
ton Of Indiana Statutes has just appeared This volume
completes their erk. Iis mechanical execution yer
crcditable; and lie kii learning. and labor which the
editors have bestowed it, the high 81 praise
None but earusd dilgent 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 first all excepting the a the last regular and
sessions Of the Legislature. II great excel
lencc compilation existing each
subject collected together the place In these
volumes; that reader can glance all the
legislation in force any given subject Take, for
ample, the act Of ls52 organizing Courts Of Common
Peathe editors publish the large and they also
print the form Of the page containing
this statute, all the amendatory IL which have
been passed up this time And they have done Of
all the other contained IN the revision OF 1851.
The editors have added much the value Of these vol
umesespecially the lastby the copious and learned
notes with which the volumes abound These ndi-
much labor and legal They furnish ",
concise and accurate form With all the publications of
Supreme Court these statutes These afudics-
tons being numerous, the references 20 them
ia the volumes under consideration viii b. Of great value
to the lawyer and indeed all persons concerned
administration justice. The editors also referre
made on statutes similar
excellence Of these volumes not - be overlooked
is the fun and index appended each n Tnd-
ana, there never has been good index any voures
statutes published by authority. provoking defect
has been completely reneded IN the volumes under
view; and these indexes viii greatly tighten the labor
sll who have occasion 70 look into our statutes.
This Is the nrst time private enferpze has at
tempted the publication Of Indiana statutes. The
tempt. l do douht, will be successful, and VII
duly reward the learned editors and enlepEing pHblsh-
Every lawyer WILL Of course purchase these volumes,
and every clerk sheriff. and justice the peace Of the
State. will End il to his advantage 10 own them
DssID s>s,SA. y -.
Indianapolis, June 5, io62
The foregoing notice by Judge McDosaLD, q GAVIN
IIoKDs Compilation Il the Indiana not de-
signed puff Of The work, but unsolicited CON-
mendaton o. the siilisy accuracy, and completeness.
with which fke>e volumes have been prepared
The second volume. which has ast been issued from
the press Is being delivered to subscribers rapidly
possible This edition u the statutes viii be found
cessiiy 10 every lawyer justices Of the peace and county
officers in The publication Of the work
private enterprre the publisher only hope for re-
unerafion Is in is TO thoss for whose convenience
Il was prepared. The volumes contain about lsoo
pages natter nearly double The quantity embraced
The revision Of is52
The price Of the roTk = ~ 30 per volume - 90 for
The volumes Orders addressed 70 tie subscriber VII
reoeive pron.ps aiientisn. J. J. BINGHAM.
Juns sth, issa Indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

BosToS CORNERS, y Y, Dec. 27th, lS6l.
wN II. GREeG Cor
cents freely give YOU liberty make Of The fol-
lowing certificate oi the value ofCVntitution Water which
lean commend in the hghe manner
Ny wife, who wa at acked with pan in the shoulders
whole engh f back. and her limbs, with Iaipiiat
Of The teart, ttendrd with FALLING OF the Womb Dys
menOri bora. and irritation OF the Bladuer called
phy sican. who attended her about three WI
he lefi her than he found her then employed
Of the best phy clans could iud who attended ht
ABB NJ nine thS and while she under III. care
she dill suffer quite much PAM he finally gave her
MP and laid, 'her case tc0s tncHrrfbte For >ad be-
"she ; sHrf cpDbi8Hn ofcsng ftn,s, ft.ff assdi
cias ltre r'r operates dgsftsSf other II her
dssfcpkfses'' Aboui this he of
Constitution aeT aud 10 utter aStouishmeAt, al
irSt dose seemed have the des red e-ct, and
she kept improving apidy under is treatment aud
slperiEend entiie her domestic affairs. She has
Lot taken any OF he Constitution Water about ur
weeks. and happy to say that ii has produced
apermaneutcure
wM. ". .vANBENSCHoTEN.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

The Of the they developed will be
faithfully given, that the public may be advised to
its progress; the results Of battles: the condition Of the
coniending armies and all that Affects the great struggle
home and abroad the overthrow of the Rebellion
In addition. the Neafinei will contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITFNS the latest reports Of the NEW YORK and cIN-
ClNNATi GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETS, the con-
dition Of the MONEY an STOCK Markets; IN a word.
il will be the effort Of the PropTietors OF the fia 20
give its columns interest or all classes Of readers and
such information viii he especially adapted 10 the
well being Of the citizens o. Indiana
The Ssnfiasl will continue represent aud stand by
the regular organizations Of the Democratic party State
National; sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow and support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow in. We there ask Democratic
friends-s who desire the Of sound principles
aid in the extension ol the circulation Of the >ii
Daily and Weekly. until they shall least reach every
Democratic fam ia Indiana. The press Is most i'm
portant agent directing Alright the public mind and all
needed give the Democratic party pc manent
is the ENLIGHTENMENT; of the people 10 its prnc-
piles an policy Il shall he aim with all the ability
possess, faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures, for We believe that in doing best
promote the true interests of the country.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

FUyHE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT DIS
u TRICT Of the state of Indiana hereby notified
that have dispensed with portion Of the Assistant
until the lSt Of May next when
the genera assessment viii be made
The following persons in each county have been retain
ed who all business relative
in Their respective counties.
There many cattle brokers' horse dealers pedders
manufactures and others who have not taken license
and many no doing Wholesale business under
ts license also manufacturers aucfOneer peddlcrs and
bntcbers who do not report promptly every month We
respec fully ask all such persons forward
and : the save them trouble and expense.
MARION COUNTY.
John B. Stumph Indianapolis.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
A. Hart. Greenfield.
SHELBY COUNTY.
Willis Wills. ....................S .Shelbyvie.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
l. W Fletcher. franklin.
MORGAN COUNTY.
W. H. Craig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3artinSvile.
HENDRICKS COUNTY.
Aheh ness Danyille.
WILLIAM n. RR D>HAW.
Assessor Sixth District Of Indiana.
declS-dkwlw
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

There IS no class of dsse that produces such exhaust
lhe eHrcis upon the human a. Diabetes and
Diseases NJ The Kidneys. Bladder aud Urinary Passages
and through false mode sly h,y neglected until they
are 80 advanced as TO be bey the control II ordinary
remedies, and present the
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

RkPcsIicsxs noLsfxs ovFn
Delaware and Blsckford-waiter March.
Fsyette and Union-Benj amin r. Claypool.
Fount.in-Henry Campbell
Hamilton aud Tipfon-Geo B. Grub.
Hendricks and Boope--S ,iomon Blair.
Henry-Joshua II. MslIe.s
Lsporte and Starke-Abram Teegarden.
Niami aud Fulton--D mel r. Bearss.
Montgomerv--Michsel O. hise.
Noble. DeKalL and Steuben Timothy r.
Dickinson.
observation-disclosures r.. Brown, CONTESTED
Rush-Edward II NJ Berry.
DECATUR ID. Piesk-l3.
skrUBLicASs ELEcTEr.
Jeder>on-John l.. Mansfield.
Wayne-Othnei Bceson.
Benton. Warren aud Whife-Alfred Reed
Tippecanoe-Aoses G. Calser.
Jasper. Lake. Newton and Portcr-Ezra Right
Psrke and yermiIIion-O. p. Davis.
Marion-John G. New (contesf) .-S-2l.
Elkhsrt and Lsgrange-John H. Baker.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING ovER.
Clark and Scott--Charles z. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston
Gibson. Dubois and P,ke-Thomas Shoulders.
johnson and Morgan-FrankIin Landers.
Shelby and Hsucock-Martin VI. Ray.
vigo and Sulivan-Hesry X Wilson.
Washington and Harrison-Simeon X Wolf
Jennings and Jackson-Medea W ShieIds-s
DEMOCRATS ELKcTEp.
Fioyd-Augustus Bradley.
Marshall and ST. Joseph-Horace Corbin.
Grant and Madison--John ID. Marshall.
Posey and Vanderburgh-George w. Finch.
Perry. Spencer and Warrck--B l.. Fuller.
Davis and knox-James ID Williams.
Greene and Owen-George ". Moore.
L,wrence and Martin-Thomas X Cobb.
Crawford and 0range--Henry jenkins.
Brown and Monroe-Pars G. Dunning.
Bartholomew-Francis T Hord.
Dearborn-James w Calf.
Franklir-Thcmss Clifford. z
Adams. Jay and WeIls-George s. Brown.
Alen-Pny Hoagland.
Huntington and Wbitley-A. j. Dcaglas.
Carroll and Clnton-Leander McCinrg.
Case. Howard aud puisskI-John Davis.
Ripley-William l. Hntiey-l9-27.
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Switzerlanl-Alexan G. Downey
Kosciu-kO and Wabash-W Ilam g Graves.
Republicans holding over. .l3
elected
81
Democrats holding over. er...............
elected. .....l9
-21
Independents. ....................
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the pabe with the oonvction that has ne .oua in
relieving the class oi diseases Viii IL has been found so
enineBtiy successful in curing and tru>, thar ~.
oe re~ aided Tor our Efforts IN lacng valuable aremeiy
~ iorm TO meet the requirements patient and phy
-
FOR SALE By ALL DRUG6IsrS-PRIcE 81
wM II. GREGG A Co. Proprietors-
Norgan Allen General Agents. No. &c Chn street,
NV tofA an2s- d3m
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
HTDER HARNESS r. BINGHAM
BARRIERS.
.rEV. B.fRRER SHOP.

- SHrcGAFT HAS OPENED A BARRIER SHOP IN
- the new block Of John C. New. two door south oi
the Postofice, the second noor Room No and =,
wher- he Will be pleased 10 see ali his old Is
in fuIl hi,sf with six chairs octlO-dly
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
MILrOnD, cosx.. November 18th. 1881.
Ma. W.. II GRsse:

MILFORD, CoSS.- November 18th, 1851
Nh W.. II. GRsGG
Desrr have Tor several been am ctcd wi b
that trCutesome and danger cisease. Gravel which
resisted all remedies and do Cr> until took
Water, and yoa may be assured that exceeding "
plea the result. Il has entirely cured me, and
you may make any of my you may see h IN re-
gard 20 the medicine. have entire confidence us
efficiency. Yours truly. POND STRONG.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE


The governmental and poistesl quessisns ef he
coming year WI have absorbing Dtersst fc- every
etizen We are engaged in gissnfse civil the re-
suit Of which none forcsee. n threatens radical
change in the institutions and prsscpes upon
Government was founded. and the destruction of the
liberty and rights Of the citizen. such a. the
people of no other nation have enjoyed. and
which may be attributed unequAled progress
in national prosperity and greatness. Tho issue ~n
soon be upon US whether this free Government shall be
preserved and maintained and the rights Of the States
under the Constitution perpetusied powerful central
authority be permitted 10 grow Of this war, obier-
atn Ines institutions and all those checks
upon the Federal Government. rights reserved by the
states which have constituted the excellence and supe
rority Of our nafionay-states Zone - the sea Tor
the common objects rth In the Constitution, but
distinct as the biliows" IN the management of their
purely affairs These questions were involved
IN the recent elections AM the voice q the peoPe Was
most enphatically expressed for the 'Consnion a. u
l. and the Union was" Never was there a time
when it was important that the people should be thor
oughy advised the progress and condition Of public
affairs and Of passing events people are not NJ Tor
self-govement unless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
and the public welfare
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

UANNILLE, A, :,
DIR VIM H. GREeG-Dsar SIR: In February, lS6l, |
aic ed with the diabetes and for hive mouths
l passed more than two gallons OF water IN "a hours.
wa> Obliged to get up often twelve tines du
ring the night and five months lost about 80 pounds
in weight During the month Of July, '6i, 1 procured
two bottles Water ana IN days after
using il experienced relief and after taking hotties
was entirely cured, after eganing my usual good
good health. YOur>, truly.
j. V L. DE WITT.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

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No paper will be ~ifhoi prepayment. contin-
ued longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, EfARKNESS, a. BINGHAM,
lndianaDolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

Legislature viii assemble on the sth of Janu-
airy Its action viii have deep interest Tor the
citizens Of Indiana. The SenfiRf viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Of its proceedings. that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
senfafires are dlin-
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
DRUGS.
jed AZ TIC % tIau1 aII9E. ~ -
BROWNING a. SLOAN.

HAVE associated with in business Mr. G. W.
sloan who has been assistant in tie store fer
number OF years past. Hereafter the business Will be
continued al the old stand under the hrm of
BROWNING a. SLOAN.
feel grateful FOR the liberal patronage which We nav
ever receved-trus by strict attention TO business sc
the wants Of our and retain the same
K. BROWNING.
IL persons knowing themselves indebted TO me VII
~ please call their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and obiige k bao"NtNo.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
MUSIC.
riANOS! PIANOS.

HHEAPER AND BETTER IN
4 STRUNESTS than were ever r-Tsz-=- ks22-r>u
offered IN this market. NV -. e5+2se<zE-tz13<3
rangements with Eastern Piano = n "a AX4
manufacturers such that = tItis
furnish ell orders 25 per cent g. ~
cheaper thar any dealer in the West and warrant them
superior Instruments Only for cash.
Call and see az Nessrs " n. Talbot a CO'sJewelry
Store, No "a Washington street.
PIANOS MELODEONs. ORGANS GUITARS. vIOLINs
ACcoRDEoNS, &c-, TUEED AND REPAIRED
Having had over twenty ye ,rs' experience the public
be assured that they Lave better opportunity
than they generally with have their instrument
pu; In perfect order. SCHUMACHER.
inly3l -dly'6
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

VIII assemble. and the most important questions
will be brought before il for determination. one q
which, the Emancipation and colonzAto policy q the
President viii vitality affect the future Of the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii he
norted in the S~affaeL
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
DYSMENORnGA, OR PAfNF UL MENSTRUATION AM
IN MENORKHAGIA OR Pk0fUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIoN,

iii ease and through neglect the seeds OF grave and
dangerous nalsdis the result. aud month after
month passes without effort being made assist
ture tue suppression becomes chrouc the patient gradu
alis loses her appetite the bowels conspated night
sweats come on and the consumption finally ends her
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
SCHOOL ORGANS.

a NEW iNSTRUMENI-JUST THE THING Fol
~ Sabbath Schools. Academic and Small Churches
W n E9 N CHa Kc<A -
WILLARD 4 STfbWFII
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
EsEA READ. EsEA u.
DANvILLE, PA, June 2, 1852.

lrrtate and drench the kidneys and by constant
lead 10 enron degeneration and confirmed disease
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long given up the of buchu cubes and ju
nber the treatment Of these diseases and only use them
for the want OF a better remedy
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
FOR DYSPEPSIA,

Ii has equal in relieving the most distressing symp
toms Also Headache Heartburn. Acid Sto acb, Nomit
ing Fool, &c. TaSe tea poOnfdl after dinner. Ih
dose in all cases may be increased desired but il shoul
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon inflammation Of the mu-
lining of the vagina womb. 10 is in all
cOmpaned by pain nthe BACK acroSs the bowels
ad through the hpS teaspoonfd Of the medicine may
be taken three times a day. with Injection of table
spoonful of med inc, mixed with hall put Of sof
morning and evening.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-02

Diseases occurring from and the will be
irey cured by the Constitution Water, iftaken for
length OF time The dose should vary with The severity
Of the disease from twenty drops teaspoonfu thr
times day, in During the passage uf the Calcu
lu~ the pain and urgent symptoms should be cOmbatted
with the proper remedies. then followed up by the Con-
stitutiOn Water, above directed.
, 1863-07-20
&en 11ptrtisty11e,1ts.
L oNDoN
EYE and EAR NRtRMaRY,
No. So, corner Of Randolph and Dear
born streets, Chicago.
DIR. JAMES LEWIS
ocuIfst and AuriSt.
TESTIMoNIALS-

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tae 9nue:s'SEeu: clt1Sns " ~ 1 =! ".
senencs u 9p. tsa ~ -, ~ % as T.
auA AnsasL Huose nn p1scEaeutsEn s
aRv5opa3uon q cur ctt1zens "e ~oan ensalay ana
cheellnuy recommend hm 70 AZ petfonS !AoolLs un'
oaf alseases ot ne Eye and a. g paS heiaa uate
m!t!1nen soccee91I, 6oto Qed!caIS ana su,s1iAHy.
a q fierce. e. X way LntneF PaIksf. l.. !; beaa
= Isacoin r. Sa S.,a; ~ isn,idS Rvran aruoii
Il 4 s.1aTs q - II ~ 40 = Watsr1naa =. New.
Kali .tjts + Heehe II r Hnrnes- ,ir e. K. HuFdick
+ X Evnr r +. lin Ira 1lnritrE T. " Turns s.
6ansi fi,n,E: 91aa h,iG.on n H. isnta WhItaks:
HaTT Em HGrI.s 1su = i Hares q II starr. ~ s.
H.. t-xt. re,+.,n,v nosae,ara the ,no.s eftcccous
r. re- agS 6ooe sna ii
-, in,e1eteJ n ~ nscnItaTIv sccst sfnf mCde Of
treatnxEr III ,n, ook nnon d. LaEs ~ ia supirlc
but - scicntitic 0sl,,sE aad AIuist-i Kalamazoo
F,1.v.zan ~ 7-,b.r,,z IL +, certify that d.
Ls%,s surgical opstato%n On ny sye IS
~ rcw neary uel aad caa see quite a. Ta!' = e.
loie ~ eye Wsnin3u:ea lean feeoR % Is al ,,s
- pelnE 59tlelan '40y capaa!S o. E ~ nee ~
sasss Of The Eye aud Ear. as well e su.sISar
''ons. ma 1,x1z r,,. rert,.msa % sho a cam,
h1:t9y 1ecoanea ssti by eitzsSs Of Ksasnazoo. ~
taost sueeessfl and espsieneta Ocular ~ Aatst
+ ttorpfng for short sme at tss Ams1eaa ao;e s
4e u not one &c re cure AZ tsavei,nG 4n1Sxs Wao
wEo has made the peculiar diseases Of INC Eyo @ naa
net aece1E. 1he patients With false pr1:sss hosa
wao ass ,etsd sd Tiih IN 81
he Ia 6ee1 sIs 1estiss VIII easzaapls sass:s
, 1863-07-20

armed men north Of this line, but email bands
Of gue1illas are very thick and troublesome.
The editor Of the Memphis A,yus, Mr.
Purdy, who was out on business at Union de.
pot, was conscripted by Richardson's band.
he asked dTe days to prepare himself, which
was granted, and he WIS making fast time for
Memphis at last accounts.
CAIRO, July 18-The hospital steamer R.
c. Wood arrived this morning from Vicks-
burg, with 400 sick anda few Wounded. She
left ECO Of the hitter at Memphis. Two died
on her Way up, and were put off here for
burial.
She brings news from Vicksburg to the
18th, and from Gen Sherman to the 18th.
On Monday Sherman's forces were invest
Ing Joe Johnston Mt Jackson. Our troops
we're on all sides Of the city, except on the
east side, along which Pearl River runs. Here
Johnston may escape By crossing the river,
though 1t Is said We hare guns partially COM
manoing the crossing.
Another report Eays Johnston is falling
back to Columbia, Miss.
, 1863-07-20

there vas nothing upon It but the pantdloous.
The remaining portion OF the body was raked
and covered with blood, while the head Was
one mass ofieTed flesh.
One man came up, and, placing dirk knife
Into the hands Of boz scarcely Twelve years
old who was present, requested him to plunge
1t into the prostrate body Of the dying man,
which act was about being performed, when
several Of the crowd inte1ferred, and the hor
rble attempt WIS frustrated
While the body lay in the yard Ifo still ap-
pearcd though feebly, until about eight
o'clock. Then 1t was that the Inst glimmer
Of existence seemed fast going out. Colonel
O'Bzien lay ut full length upon the ground,
and, notw outstanding the horrible attempts
which had been maae to crush ont his waVef-
ing life, Jet energetic manhood had still kept
him 10 the land Of the living, and his head
rolled from side to side, while at the came
time be groaned in feeble, but apparently tx
ctuciating agony. Then there was seeming
tanse, the bend rose once more few inches
from the ground, the muscles were convulsed
and again relaxed, the CORY. features were
drawn up In ho.rid agony, and then, with one
deep sigh, the soul Of Col. Il. F. OBrien
was launched into eternity. The body was
then carried ont and removed to the dead
house at Bellevue HoBpita1.
, 1863-07-20
N<r. Andrews Of Virginia before
1lle Courts.

.F{Om the new 1ofk IrlbuuG, 1Sth.J
Andrews was arrested by detectives Nc
Cord, Farley, Rndford and Dnsenbury. They
found him III bed with colorcd woman, Ut
No. 10 Eleventh strcct- lie WAS somewhat
discnnccrted Ut first; by tie time hc dressed
fimte:t, however, le became cain, md said
had he known the object Of the visit, there
would have been somc difficulty In arrtsting
him. lie wished to be taken at once before
q magistrate, so 'hat hc might be admitted to
bail declared that the arrest without q var
rant YVES arbitrary and unconstitutional. he
admitted that he mnde speech on Monday,
hut DECLARED le Ind not spoken In public
Eince that time
&c tod our reporter that he made the same
Epeech 10 the mob that he made at the Peace
Meeting, go called, at Tie Cooper Institute.
Several pcrsons nrc ready to swear that they
bAgelcard him make iucendiary speeches TO
tie 1usb since Monday. His name il John U.
Andlc~s; Lie Wns horn in Virginia, has been
IL this city since 1851. He is about rs years
Of age; has brown hair, blue eyes, anda fou
Eand, -ca1orcd beard. He espesks with the
cut os tic temple, which he alleges he 70.
cciyt by slipping on entering the cell
Andrews was President Of Club In the
Eighth Ward in 1850, which contained most
Of ths notorious thieves. pimps and gamblers
with colored woman, Josephine Wilson.
officer s. j. Smith tta'ca TINT be saw him
walking In Broatwny with her arm. n-arm,
Last week. She has kept,a house Of prostitu.
frt,u Boston. About eight months ago her
Ious., then 113 Green etreet. was broken up,
4 cu,u1.laint having been made against it. Ak
drcna went to the station house in the NOM
ing end requested permission Of Sergeant
N>iIee1 o take the black woman In carriage
uptu Jefferson Market IAe Sergeant re-
fused.
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