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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

SENATE.
SATURDAY, January 81. 1863
The President called the Senate to order at 9
0 clock
journal of yesterday read and approved.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Davis, of CaSs, Committee on Corpora
tioms: Reported back No 62, recommending its
passage. Etsrossel.
Mr. Ray. Committee Oh the judiciary: Report
ing back No 81 TO amend the Justices act lie
commenting that il lie ON the table. Concurred
is
Mr. March, Committee on the Judiciary; Re
porting back No. O.. for the reIief.o Perry
Burket. recommending that it lie OH the table
c incurred in.
Mr. Downey, Select Committee: Reporting
back No 80, for lie construction oi bridges over
streams forming county boundary lines with IN
amendment. ana when amended that it pass.
Amendment adopted. and order ed to be encro>sed.
Nh Downey, Committee on the Judiciary:
Reporting back No 43. to make Gavin & Hord's
Statutes evidence, accommodating thit it lie on
tie table Cuncurred in.
Mr Ray, Committee on the judiciary: Report
in back No 81. to amend the practice act rec
omnend.ns that II lie on the ,ble. Mr. Mellett
mo, Ell III the further cuii~i Grafton Of the report
he postponed until TUESDAY. Adopted.
Mr. March, Commit ee Oh the Judiciary: Re-
parting back N .i3. with an amendment. and
when amended that il pass. So amended, and
ordered 70 be embossed
Mr. D5wnev. Committee on the Judiciary: Re
porting back No 40 recommending that it lie on
tie table. Concuued in
Mr. Lenders Committee Or Finance: Report
in hack No 80. fixing Tie amount OF fees of
Auditor ond Secretary of State, recommending
its passage. Orlered u be engfos>ed.
IN SOLUTIONS.
Mr. Johnson: mat when the Senate adjourn
it he until , = NJ Monday. Adopted
INTeoDi oTIoN OF BILLS.
Mr. jolnson-No -: To amend the 23d sec
ton at riie asses lntui !tw-
Mr John>oG-Np. -: To amend section { of
the act IN regard 10 County rreasurers.
BILLS oN sEc0xp READING.
Senate bills ap and including No 76 were
read AID referred. ordered To be engrossed.
House bills No 9 aud ID sere also read and
re etted
The files BEN, clear. he Senate adjourned.
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."rhe Governors Contingent FUND.


Jos. j. BINGHAM. Esq: SIR-In your issue of
Saturday last YOU reviewed nj some length the
Governors report of expenditures made out ct
the military cOuting ent fund, and in the course
OF your remarks alluded To the unexpended bal
Hnce of the amount drawn Tor the expenses of the
ambulance train sent To Richmond. Ky, to bring
home the Indiana wounded in September last.
By Institution you charge that this money
SS2S sS-was held unlawfully from the treasury
and Tor an improper purpose. You say: "ln
whose pocket was this sum from the middle OF
September, 1862, until the 81 OF January. 1863
by what authority and for what purposey'
think | may he able to answer your ques
tons.
This money refunded 10 me-a portion of
II by the Surgeons Who had ch rye of the ambu
lance expedition. aud the bflance by the State ct
Ohio, Tor her share Of the expense of bringing
Ohio wounded irorl Richmond This money was
deposited toy me ia hank until could make my
settlement for sundry expenses for which all
vouchers had not at that time been received. a.
well a. To defrav the expenses of 4 second train
which had already returned for the reminder of
the wounded, and the Sisters of Charity who had
been seat out nurses.
The money went into no mans "pOckel:" il
waS not sSed no interest WAS received for its lie
post: not a cent OF il MA I'~., -Iusu'ivTvsi or
stolen I'D frs pa vrnent into the treasury was
made as early practicable
Respectfully, W r Holloway.
The Governors report Of the disbursements ON
account of the Contingent Fund was dated Jan.
l. 1868. The fund wa andtei jan ,, 1868,
with So, IS ''the unexpeudei balance of the
amount drawn for the expenses of the ambulance
train sent to Richmond. Ky. TO bring home the
Indiana wounded in September last" The
money. required by law was not paid into the
State Treasury until january 2Ist. one day alter
the Governors report sent into the Senate
and nineteen days after il was dated, and only
four months after the money was drawn from the
Treasury We suppose the balance OF Ss2s -
would have been returned it a resolution had
not been adopted 10y the Senate requiring the
Governor to make IN exhibit of the disburse-
meniS from the Contingent Fund. which Was
adopted the 1874. aud the della, may have
been occasioned by the very pressing nature OF
the business in the Executive department. a
similar apology may account Tor other delin-
qUenees. discrepancies and representations
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MEDICAL.
Eer. E.ud;;.Ess's Specific,
Gonorrhea elects, Whites Structures
o. sEIE ORGANS OF
GEN RATION.

fsyHE GonorrlIra commonly called Cap, i dis
Z gu-tius malaty, aal IS too vel kaown 20 require
any explanation. IL J. easy he goI hi Il j. difficult 10
pe. clear at = q companion thai lew ADMIRE q per-
vadeS all clas~e~ 81 Nbot male aud female, rich
and poor. both married ard nge. Though "a iruuhe
some IN itself 80 distressing and fatal IL
disease the treatment II which. ha> generally i'en
worse than the disease itself The common fashionable
treatment j. fret TO deprive you al III business then
come a conr of >g=rs aton-iying ola bread and tea
water Cruel nd OF slop>: you must then b bed
cupped ached. combined with ing medicines
Every few DAYS the medicine, changed. and after
some months in this way, winch the patient
bears with forfitudc fear osufe lie j. dis
charged, discharge HIMSELF with irritable urcor
swelled tetcls enlargement u the PROSTATE glands
a disease Tic neck OF the bladder
This Specific, which acts like charm with few does
diseases. AMI quite p 10 take. and hich
h A. cured thousands in New York. Philadelphia Halti
and many - the Southern cities. j. a certain and
efecua remedy. that makes rapid and permanent cure,
without regard diet. drink exercise. except wrest
ling iuinpiug training. This remedy
equaed by aryingy yet discovered for tn Of those
dis i attracted from plans AMI j. per-
fectly safe. il is purely vegetable contains
curry. that you can eNpoe 1om elf 90 all Iii d. ~
weather. without the danger from the ficine.
And If you careful in wrapping up your paste.
will have taste or smell fem IT, Thai you
deprived from going into company, or beng detected by
Nearest friends
his i, quack icinc. hut remedy discovered
used with immense by regular physician and
confidently recommended 10 The unloriuna.e
CAUTlDN-None j. genuine without the signature Of
Il proprietor. r. HavdSoa, srcuni the box. All in
ingem' Of trade marks will be prosecuted with The
rgor ofthe law.
W.. DAVIDSON sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold b. Druggists generally. ian2s-dGmis
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LEGAL.

Estate or INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS: In she
= Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county, IN The
State of Indiana. March Term. -. ls63-Mary T. Mil
Ter John Nj Ter
BE it known. That this 3olh day Of January. in
the year 1865. the above named plaintiff by her attorneys
filed in the Office of the Clerk Marion Circuit Court her
complaint against said defendant. in the above entitled
together with affidavit OF competent person. hat
of Indiana.
Said defendant i therefore hereby notified Of the sling
and pcniency Of said onlaint against him, and unless
he appear and denuT thereto the calling Of
said the second day ofthc IF said Court
bcsbe-un and held the Court housc. in the city of
Indianapolis tie fourt Monday IN March next. said
complaint and the and things therein contained
and alleged will be heard au determined in his absence
WM WALLACE, Clerk.
J. Morrison, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
feh4-a.iw
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Nee One>gions.

His Exeellency is wonderfully troubled about
the bond of the Agent of State The bond
has a large number OF names to it. and nice ques-
iions are presenting themselves 10 the guber-
material vision
HIS ExcelIency is very clear that the STAMP
should be upon the bond before a name was
signed. = not 50 clear n to whether Ile iui-
ti.ls of all the persons signing should be on the
stamp This i now agrtadng his ENrellency' ;
bowels He inclires to tho opinion that the sig-
natures OF the forty persons who may be upon the
bond shoGld be on the stamp about an inch in
length. The fact thar IL j. Impossible does not
eu,er into the consideration OF the subject
Hs EScelency read IN almanac that ri
ingenious mechanic had with the aid OF a power
fui magHiiying glass. engraved the Lori's PRAYER
hve-eent piece snd sees no reason VII, the
same feat -houid he accomplished in this ease.
Should Mr. WALxFE meet hi Excellencv :
views and tie bond he yer pct IN ,uit. il will he
quite refreshing 70 see the Judge. bar and Jury
inspecting The stamp With glasses 70 ascertain If
the bond = al right HoeAsrH should he of
hand 10 do justice 10 The subject his EAcellene,
viii tueh >iaid Eoott Ciidnee 10 -et = Nttlt-> Zee
IN the case I, strikes u. however. after the Ito
eral manner Ills Exeellency has been using the
Contingent Fund, he occupies very much the
position of the boz sho spelled out the passage
about ~traniag oat Z nat. gate and swallow
in ca m e I. saw mill
How Careful the Governor il OF the public in.
sere-s- lie rili 90 down 10 po-terity With such
eminent patriots as LINCOLN and CANNON
~ The Brookvile Democrat states as A fact
within tie personal know ledge Of its editor. that
Gen Burnside served apprenticeship To the
tailoring business With Mr.. j. 4. Durham, oil
Centres'ile, Way9s county. from l-i9 10 l-42
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RAILROADS.
Endiars;ap0li. asid Madison
Ek "a n z1BS % N ED
1853. * ~ -7s.s1ss5ssssssT1 - TzsgSE 1861.

New lrrang nl nf 40 COminence Nom
day, Feb. ,, 1868.
I1NW0 passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
& tween IndianapoIi- and Madison. Leave the Union
Depot indianapolis, 30 \. NJ and 2. NJ. arriving
al Madison at II 80 A. NJ and 30 T. VI.
The leaving Indianapolis $50 4. VI. connects
with that leaving Columbus at s.45 A. NJ for shelby
Vile and Ru>hNillc. arriving Nashville 1913 r. NJ.
Leaving Nashville at 30 + NJ, Shelbyviile a. $50 T. NJ,
connects with the train leaving Columbus at $50 +. NJ
arriving at indianapolis at s.l0 L. VI.
This Road a line with Le Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and R
danapos md points West.
Tariff OF Freights a, low a. by any other route.
shippers and merchants IVES; viii lind il TO their inter-
to ship by this line.
feb2 %. C.. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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i6rn DAY 90 FrnRUsRY Nrxr.
WnfEEAs. Our fathers formed the Union Of
the States upon principles OF peace. cancellation
AMI compromise ana just roSprd % the rights
Of ~ tie States aud the people, and
WHEREAS. BY departure fiom these prDci
p'es n Is alleged. civil strife md hatred nave
en.ued. aud do now exist anon. those tho ought
To be regarded a. friends aud brethren, and
NnIEEAs. II has been found hat those invested
with official authority ia the various sections are
from certain restrictions aud necessities, made
quate to compose these differences aud avert
these disasters; and
WHEREAS. FuRrHtR. The people the only
rghtiul authority upon which all just govern
ment DEF ed; and
WHEREAS. ALSO, The people Of these States are
being subjected 10 great burthens and calami,ies
account OF the present civil strife; therefore
be il
Resolred 6y the General assembly offhe State
o. Indiana. That the peofe of all the States be
aud they are hereby invited 10 meet the people Of
lndisna in National Convention to be held AZ
the City Of Louisville in the State Of Kentucky
the fourth day of July nexr. 10 take into con
slderation such measures - may best promote
peace among the people and union among the
States
= Ard be II further ReSoired. That for the pur
pose OF aiding the objects aforesaid. His Excel
lency the President of the United States be and
he Is hereby respectfully and earnestly requested
to cause hostilites between the Federal Govern
ment and the people of any of the States to cease
from and after the first Monday in April. until
the first day of August next, shold the same be
compatible with the public safety.
,. And be Il further Rcsolred, That the legal
voters cf each District assigned BY law for the
election of member. or members, OF the House
oil Representatives OF the General Assembly of
this State, he AMI they hereby requested TO
meet IN their respective townships IN said
Districts no the usual places OF holding
elections. on the first Monday of April
next, and theleupou proceed to elect a
delegate, or delegates, from such representative
district, (lce0rling a. the same may be etitled)
To attend convention a. such delegates, 10 he
held At the Capital OF the State, at indianapolis,
on the first Tuesday of Ma, next And such
election shall be attended by the Inspectors,
Judges and Clerks appointed Tor holding the
township elections, on said first MONDAY ct Apfil,
who shall Conduct the same aud make return
thereof according to the laws OF this State GOV
erning general elections for representative e. 90 the
General Assembly
1Hd BE- further ReSoiued. That Convention
OF such delegates, elected afOre-a shall ne
held AT the Capital OF this State, al lndianap rolls,
on the first Tuesday of May next, who shall
thereupvn proceed to elect - delegates To at
tend said National Convention, for the purpose
OF promoting the objects herein contemplated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

from iht AthaiA Ehchll- toIfuIl.l
Our .'iosIc teaches u that When abolition on
emancipation i presented aft, matvelv A. an
object of reason FOR the VA. tie y nth will be
IL, ided that When IL CONES Ia be understood. n
MANY seek 10 have il understood. that abolition
or emancipation cuihios prevail IN tie Admins
tratlou. the Government will lose the power TO
prosecute the war. and that, finally. when the
policy 81 those whom the people eve. rejected a.
politicians ureiomi.ateS 81 the Administrations
our Union aid Government are lost AID rebellion
aua slavery triumph
Our distinction : plain One->o plain that
chose who run may read" il they will The
whole North united. and may Toe reunited. ia
a var 20 crush rebellion and preserve the Govern
meat The North i not and cannot be united IN
prosecuting an Abolition VAR The people did
not accepl OF follow ''bliud guides a. pollli
cihns-s"des who would not even have slaves
Tree unless 10y ~tealn= them or enticing IT. IN 10
run a~at--'nd Il i certain that the peoale viii
neither accept nor follow them in E, rtsaae which
+ lot only To cost a. our Union and our Govern
meni but. a. Is always tie ate ut fanaticism n
insure and precipitate IL own discontinue Abo-
litionlsts were. a. Governor al South Caraiin.
confessed, the 'best friends OF secession hey
are nov. practically. the best friend" Of te
beihOn
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These counties are situated IN Southern lii
nOi>-ti4at ln1i;Ion OF the State known To poiiti-
cians - "E-ypt strongest and most reliable
Democratic section, rot only OF the Suite but Of
the Union Williamson county. for instance.
gives but l73 Republican votes, and yet she has
sent ll5l men TO the war-being only 10 men
les than IL entire able bodied population. In
Hamilton county, where the proportion 0i Demo
Gratis 10 Republicans i still arges. but 81 men
liable to service remain IT home. The southern
portion OF Illinois, prove bia.ly and uuiaitern.y
Democrat has sent four men 10 the one supplied
by Northern Illinois. where the Req q icans have
Their chief strength.
hus. By facts and figures. IS a barefaced. IN
biushing lie, circulated Tor the purpose OF mpugn
ing loyal men. nailed 10 the counter" A lie
may travel faster than the truth. but the pace of
the latter i siefder, aud sooner or later it will
come 0ut ahead, Is it does IN this Instance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
fbc Democracy and the War-sS
Party - '5ost Largely represented
IN the srnfyt

The Adiutant Genera. OF the State of Illinois,
in his Official report just presented to the Legisa
ture OF thai SIZE gives The number oil volunteers
from the several counties W give the figures
in a few instances, adding thereto the vote OF the
several counties named Ion LiIIcoln:
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Prem warrington.

CAUSES or BURNsiDE's SECOND FAILURE TO TAKE
FRLDIGICK, BURG - ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION
OF THE lMPRACrICABILITY or MARCHING TO
RICHMOND By THE OVERLAND RourE-PRoGRtss
POroNAC
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The Pcnnsyivania senatorship.

Ma CANEEoNs OPERATIONS TO EF SCI Hts
ELEcrioN IT, rHK USirrD STATES SENArK-Ar.
rENrr TO BRlnE MlNRER 90 rnK LEGfsLA.
TIRE
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special Notice.

10 ADTER TKSERS-AH ,frsrfisswsaf. iften for
sperisrffias ard sr.i.rrf Der iefff 80 rfirff@'H
ortke fias specised pt c1argef ~ rsgHlar sdfes
gor a. sasas ~ % 80 time a. az arisred oct
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NSUE ANCE.
EIGATY-FiFTH SeMI-AMNuhl EXPOSE,
JANE-ATsK. 1868.
ETNi ms RANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD. CoNNECTICUT.
AssFrSJsN. 1861


AssETs, JAN. 1861
Market Value
Cash. Treasur. Not Ind Certificate ~ hand
and deposi "a cali sud IN agents hands, S43656l IL
Bank Stock If New York. lar ford, Boston.
ioui Psiiadel ahia and other III CO. $685. sol 90
L. : aud statc sucks. 81 kcntucky, New
Jersey Oh @, " chs ar. New York and In
diana.-................ 5s7 495 90
City y nd, New York. Breokly''. Hartford.
Rochester, Jcr,cy and Miiw iuks...... 237, $50 90
Railroad stock. II fff"Td and New Haven.
Connecticut River. and Boston and Wor-
1895 90
Mort sge 170435 90
Stac Of Connecticut. temporary loan--..- 100000 60
Real Estate ufincuIai cred 81 S63 u
s2es3, ITO 50
HISS LIABILITIES.
Losses, unadjI listed AID not due, Sl79.039 a.
Janusry Dividend. paid..... 10000 90 SS29,o59 II
Net = S2ss)4sv4D -
Duly swornto Hartford, Jan. !, 1883
Respectfully solicit aud will take pleasure IN attending
70 your Insurance wants
an z6-c4w WIN HkNDi hsoN, Agent.
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a Joint Resolution fnvttinz Nation
al Convention te Restore Peace and
tnfou

INrRopucip BY Ma LtssrLLr. 90 CAS-: RrAD 4
SaooND TINE - rHE Horsa on rHr 27rH
DAY 90 JANUARY: RuEaErp TO rnr COMMIT
rKr 90 rnE wHoLr HorsE AND MspE rnr
SrGolAL ORDER Oh rnE DAY FGg MONDAY. Tmg
i6rn DAY 90 FEsRUARY NEXT
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STOLEN.
SO REV ARD.

STOLEN. on ~ night - 10 eis Il January. frenn
- the harm Il the subscriber. situated about "a mics
south q Ind an polls, cue Nae and one Horse. The
Mare Is ilhf hrown or years odd tight hind ieg
white from the hoof The frs joint and has the hair
of In places by the harness The Horse y dark
bay with star In rched year. ola in ihe spring: black
leg and Tveuty-hs. dollars reward viii - paid
for the recovery - either; nity dollars for both
GFoGrE STUMP
indianapolis. Jar. - iss3.-ian23-di~&Wl
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MKEIING ~ OWN CoUNrY.-The people met
n Springfield. owen county, on the 18th, and
passed resolution askingthe Legislature to take
the control Of the militia OF the hands of the
Governor and to establish a Military Board
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Meeting Of the western Associated
Press an this CITY Yesterday.

\ large meeting al tbe Directors OF the WeSt
err Associated Press assembled Yesterday II the
Bu.hel House
After Tie transaction OF informal business. the
meeting passed unanimously . resolution 10 call
or ihe members ct Congress. by petitions. u take
OF the excise duty Ola imported r42- aud paper.
IN view % the extraordinary prices OF rags and
paper.
Il Is earnestly requested thai the representa-.
tyc> from THIS State and throughout tie West
vii intere,, themselves IN thi- matter and see 10
II ;iat th> tax : iemoved The present price OF
paper j. immense md exogbit.Ht and with the
tax Ia autiiiIou. = working a great hardship 10
newspaper publishers throughout The country
The request ot the Associated Press j. a reason
able one ami we feel confident that Congress viii
grant tie prayer of the petitioners : Cincinnati
Enquirer
STATI PRi>0N OFFICERS The new Board of
Directors ui tie State Prison South. MessTs
Read, Greene and Donaldson. met At jefferson
vile On Tuesday last and proceeded 10 the di>
charge of their official duties " uudestnni
that oa Yesterday they elected the following
officers:
Cierk--lohn K Monroe
PLs-cian-Chas MrBrile.
Moral Instruc;oJ-Rev j l. Matthews
Deputy Supeg.niendent-Thos b. Redmond, of
Evansville y. \. Ledger.
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ESTRAY.

SsTRANED AWAY FROM No 81 INDIANA AVENUE,
- indianapolis, O Jan pa ls63, dark
MARI gears Old. shoi al round. had gag-rein
riding Birdie cap knocked OF one hip. Aqy person
taking up ihe above cscribed Mare returning her
J A wilson. No - Indiana aveure. he UNDER
signed, miles ct II Indianapolis on J y Wilson's
am viii bs literally arled.
j4nz7-dIa~I WILLIAM ROBERTS.
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20 The Boston Post says that Senator Wade
j. native Of Massachusetts and once a respect
able man-when he worked on the New York
canals at 81 81 PER diem and knew nothing of
politics
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GENERALs ~ SERvICE.- he number of Briga-
der Generals m0w in Sersic j. about 90. and Of
MAJOR Generals. 40 The President he recently
nominated l5l additional of the former grade.
and % OF the Latter Ii l. be iesed bs those who
have direction of military affairs IN Congress.
that tie law limiting the number of sucn officers
~ll be amended. to add 81 Brisadier Gen
erals and % Major Generals 10 the army Il New
York Tribune
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PROPOSALS.
Sealed Propose s.

oUARrERuAsrER's DEPARTMENT. Z Al
Indianapolis. Ind. Jan ~ ises
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200 Tuns EfnIed Hay,

SEALED PROPOSAL WILL Bg RECEIVED At THIS
- Office until 10 O'Clock, a. N, On saturday, s'th jan
I-sa for
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200 Tuns Hnted Hay.
$4,000 Bush. Far Corn. On huikl
2,DO0 80 Oats. liB hulk,l
To le delivered ~ she a. : Forsgng Hou-e, indian
apois. lud
The hay 20 - good. clear fimatsy-hsri pres-fd-
each hale a. we.rh not less than - ioulfs
None huf well fiiei clean oafs. and seand merchant
able corn vii ~ received
ore-thi- ~ Of each o. he delivered lio days;
third q d Ia twsnis .p days, and halaiee "a ihfy
go, days IRON date 90 ceu raCt
bach hid must le accompanied hy SUFFICIENT guaranty
fof IT, faithful Performance.
PORN of his ani guaranty can he had Al this orc.
No bid viii h. entertained for lrss than ~ tan> nso'
800 hushels corn. and 500 bushels oats
fan2o. etd JAMES a EkiN. A. o n L :. 4
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~ The Brookville Democrat states as fact
within tie personal kno~ieuse Of its editor. that
Gen Burnside served apprenticeship 10 the
tailoring business With Mr. j. t. Durham. OF
Centres'iIe. wayls county. from 1870 TO i-42-
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
sen ATE.

SENATE
SATURDAY, January 81. 1863.
The President called the Senate to order at