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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS; INDIANA DEGEST.

a DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court of the State of Indiana comprising the cases
reported i'm the eight volumes backford and the first
sixteen volumes of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised of the State emb die IN the edition
of Gavin & Hord. BY Edwin \. Davis, L. l. b. vol.
Svo Sc 90.
The first edition Of this valuable work was completely
exhausted In less than three months from the time Of
publication new edition. printed fine white paper,
Is ready This is 81 the NEST complete aud best
arranged dgests published. ard has received the
highest concentrations Of he legal profession
The Hon. VI. ". RAY say
The Digest is as rare in its plan and execution as II
is useful the profession. This Is no abridgeinent OF
the Reports but a genuine digest Of them"
The Hon. dawn McDoSAID says;
g" is no small commentator OF the work that il Is
Digest only OF all supreme Court decisions which
have be- published but also Of all the modern statutes
now in force
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COOKING RANGES

With one, two OF more Over Ranges, and Extra Char
coal BToer Attachment
We would also call the attention Of tn public to ou
large stock Of marbalized
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Proclamation by tbe Governor.
E~g~Ur-4u. Drp4pu.frNsr,

Frankfort, KY, JsO. 4 IS64.S
The frequent outrsges perpstrated in
various parts of the State by lawless
bands of msrsuders, car, in large de-
gree, be traced to the active aid of rebel
sympathizars in cur midst, or their neg
lect to furnish TO military cymmandants
the information, in their possession,
which would lead 10 the defeat and cap
turs Of such msrsuders.
Sympstaizer5 with the rebellion, who,
while enjoying protection from the Gov.
eminent, abuse the leniency extended TO
them-by concealihg the movements of
rebel guerillas, by giving them informa-
tiO1, stt0rdiDg ihsm shelter, supplying
them with provisions, and otherwise Gu
couragiEg and fomentiDg private raids,
sre in criminal completely with al the
Ouirsges psrpetrated By the marsuderS
whom they secretly countenancs.
Ii is in the power Of persons whose
sVmpathies are with the rebellion TO
prevent guerilla raids, almost invariably,
by furnishing to military officers Of the
Uuited States or State Of Kentucky, the
Information which experiences has proved
them TO be, IS general thing, possessed
Of
If all would unite, IS is their duty, in
putting down gUerriliss, We would soon
cease TO be troubled with their raids. a
neglect to sflr3 sll assistance and in
formation which may sid in defeating
tho designs Of msTsuding parties, can
but be construed IS culpSbie and active
assistance 20 our enemies.
/, therefore, request that the various
Military Commanders in the State of Ken
lucky will, ia every instance where
loyal citizen is taken of by bands of
guerrillas, Immediately arrest az least
five Of tho most prominent and active
rebsl sympathizsr in the vicinity OF such
outrage for every loyal man taken by
gaerIiiias. These sympsthiz r. should
be held IS hostages for She safe and
speedy return Of the loyal citizens.
Where there are d sloyal relatives Of
geerrillas they should DO the chief suffer
ess. Let them learn that If they refuse
70 exert themselves actively for the as
sistsnce and protection Of the Loyal, they
must expect 10 reap be just fFuits OF
their comp ieiiy with the slemies Of our
State AID people.
Tics. z. BRamxrTE.
January 4, 1864
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senator Brown, 90 rTIseisssppi-
Dasmornftea AZ tho Kset,ats


senator Erown, 80 rTIseissippi-
Desperation OF tho skobsls.
The Rebel Senstor Brown, of Misaie-
sippi, in d speech in the Richmond Con-
gresa, tho other day, declared that the
two groatsst needs Of the COnfederacy
we're, 10 strengthen It's army and inn
prove its currency, and that the or At
Question now was, shall tho Confedersey
stand or faIl2 He proposed to strength
on the army By declaring every white
male person residing in the Confederate
States, capable of bearing arms. to be in
tho military Erevice. He said be would
take al without reference 10 ago or occu-
pstion-Jsws and Gentiles, Christians
snd infdels, citizens and foreign resi-
dents, the members Of Congress, the G,v-
esnoFs OF States, and even the President
Of the COnfedsrsoy--nOt excepting
exempls or those who had furnished
substitutes. lie would "piek them all Up
aud poke them into the army"
We hardly know how to take the Hon.
Albert Gallatin Brown. Immediately
aftsr tie capture of Vicksburg, he called
on the authorities, and took the oath Of
allegiance to the old Government. Bat
be don't regard oaths-not in the least
Ia the speech referred to, be asserted
that the SOUTH was aIree cOuntry-that
they " did not live under 3 Constitution
which required them to sacrifice their
liberties that "if he had taken an
oath to supper. such a Constitution, be
would di regard it,"
o. taking his seat in the rebel Senate,
Of course he swore to support the Con-
fedesate const,tution, which was i1cOn-
sistent with his oath of allegiance bat
according o bis loose system of morals,
"a divulged abova, be may observe either,
rs bis interest dictates.
As tits well known that the plan pro-
p,sed would lead TO q speedy dissolu-
ton Of the rebel league, it may be asked
if he is not endesv ring to hasten the
hour when JEFF Davis is to be hurled
from power The Southern papers ap-
pear TO lock upon it in that light.
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Elk River b idge, Tenn, Dec. 28, '62}
Elit5r Of the NasLviHe Union:
win you please forgive an attentive
reader Of your valua bic paper for asking
room in your columns for a short para
graph. A member Of the % Kentucky
Battery, yesterday, thinking be could
s)end few hours to good advantage
with some girls who live near the camp
and who arc noted for their Southern
peysuqsions, procured pass, and after
borrowing foe pair of boots from
comrsde, set out upon his mission of
pleasure, and soon found the one that
flled his eye complste. Ia short time
be bec2me so enrapiured ia her beauty
and low. illness that he forgot slI else but
the pleasant task Of spinning yarns, and
f;ssting his eyes upon the lovely lass
bsfors him. just at the time be thought
h hSd made favorable impression upon
the mind OF the fair nympb, By display
jig himself IS genuine kentucky
mOanssineer, squad of guerillas dashed
up, and gruf voice demanded his sur
rende,. 10 cav it was too late to pre-
pare for defence, and told them they
outnumbered him, and be would be
Obliged to surrender. "Then lift your
self outen them fine boot !" said one;
Ska that ar pistol aad belt fcom you"
said another. Aad while these orders
were being given, third one run bis
hand into jos pocket, and pulling out
his picket book, found it contained only
fifteen cents, which was returned, though
not without : sound cnrsing because be
had no more. Without further words
the robbers rode of. leaving 10 in the
mud, barefOoted. Through the excite
ment Of the moment be bad forgotten be
was in the pr.sencs Of the fair one that
had 50 beWitched him bat soon reeov-'
ering himself, be turned to her, made
polite bow, and q long scFspe with bis
bare foot, wish lef; tue prints Of each
toe in tie mud before the door. The
girls seemed highly pleased, and re-
Marked that 81 it was hard on 10, bat . !
good joke on he boots" 10 being in |
too great harry to leave his photo /
grsph IS = token Of bis friendship to |
them, oaly left bis mark in the mad, /
which viii last Tor months.
Youu, truly, No. 4.
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AZ AvERIcAN College IL TURKEY -
After . contest OF nearly two years With
Ali Pas hs, the bigossd Miaistsr OF For
eign AFFAIRS, = college has been founded
in Constaniiuople, which If succs ssfRl,
viii Go much toward the regeneration OF
Turkey. i is designed to furnish lib
,rsl collegiate education, 10 sll classes,
and is wholly unseee arian, The high
est institutions OF instruction, in the Of
toman Empire, do nos rank with New
England high school. T0is new college
wss opsned about two mon hs ago, and
illus far promises well. 10 vas estab-
hshed by the mnnifoence Of Ne Chris
TOPPER Robert, Of Neg York, and Is uuder
tho charge Of Rev. DE-. HamIin, the emf
neat American missionary.
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MorshaI,a sa7c

DY VIRTUE or THREE WITS Fisyi Fsosss tc
ID ne directed. from the CireEn Court Of the
T. tied states for the kitdo Dstrsl Of Tennessee al
its Octobsr term, 1854, vii expose for Sale pub
lie suciion 70 the slightest bidder fr cash, at tie
door Of tbs Court HsHss, 10 Nashville Temp, ca the
3Sih day o. FEBRUARY, 1854. Commanding at II
ss'Oek, A al tie right, title, claim, interest
AMI sstste which ,. =. BToaddus has 90 : certain -,
or Pa-es Of ground, with CONN edioHs frame dwell
iHg thereon, il Clarksvlle, h0ntg0Isry c0Enty,
Tennessee, WITH boundaries a. gwen the follow *
extract from deed Of conveyance % sad Brcsddas
Va: >, beginning at J. n Bakers s1uih- Eest c1rrsr,
Fr,nklia street, the north-eas; q out lot
No. IS the plan q ssld tONn thencs southWs rely
gitl Fraukiia strast Two hlntrsd and ninety-six
fee, stake tea 81 east q tbs northes. corner
u lot No IS ID nee south Ear1lT WIKI tb8 Etr Ct
running ON the NASHVILLE ROAD b. Mrs. scJt's 70
Frasklin street. two hundred and sixty fs.t 70 :
sake Ten fse from DInaiisoais coruor thence est
wardly aud parallel . Dou&dssB's lins one hund
and ninety I've let six inches 80 J. " BAKERS cor
neF thaDoe win Bakers line % tne beginning, /"
the sane beiag ieVed upon 20 SATISFY J1tgnents re-
dsrei % said court against J. r. BFoa1d1s, and IN
favor Of Day, Lawrence Co., william sait1, Bro an
go, and Tf0W5riigs, Dwight 60
7. II. 6LASCOCE, FsrshaI,
a9-sa !. " Loiiyrit, ieplly.
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Rev DR. Foster, of Springfield, Mass,
in review of the war, stated that l.
$50 900 men had been called into the
field, and 1000 battles and skirmishes
had taken place; 10000 men had been
killed, wounded or made prisoners since
tho war began; and yes such was our
reeupsra'iye power that, in the msaD-
sims, 487, goo young men had become Of
military age.
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Posr QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE. !

hAtHyILLH. TESN Jan STU, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received Al
- this Cfice TIL Saturday, the sixteenth day d
February, 1854, It II A. H., VIXEN they will be
opaei- to furnish the United states with fEy thou
SAID $50 s00) c1ris OF meTsha9tsbis hard WOOD,
cat on lhe banks OF tbs Cuinbera1d River. shove
and below tins Ciiy Of Nashville, In Euch PLACES az
are congen,est 10 to loaded ia baTRes. aud not .
exceed tgeuts Ave (25l mikes above AID below the
city
sias fer less than hge hundred Is o. eoEds VIII not
be received.
Bics from disicyal psTsons win rot be considered,
and Al cath OF A lsgancs " % accompany eh bid.
Ths Wood 10 Be good, sound, msrshsn table hard
Wood; ths c1rd % be one huldrsd and twenty eizhs
(l2sl cubic feet
Proposals nast Be addressed % JOHN F I7OM
Ca q. ani = A. n Post Qu1rt97 master, Nash
Vile, Temp and should be plainy nSFkot ''Pro-
posais FOR Wood T" JNJ T-OM,
ans Capt and Act Asst Qa.rnasssr.
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CARLYLE's IDEA OF FUN.-It appears
from tie report OF d.. Hoge, a secession
is, that Carlyle considers the hanging of
negroes by the New York mob "ihe
grimmefi joke of slI sges" Nero had
his sense of the ludicrOus reused by the
burning Of Rome, and Carly lie seems
blessed wilA 3 similar power 10 extract
farce fEoIa tragedy.
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A gentleman travelling in stage coach
between st. Paul and La Crosse, Wis
ccnsin, was robbed of $50. 900 in United
States bonds, which he was carrying TO
Washington for the new nstiOaal bank
a. ST. Paul.
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Washington letters continue to predict
sgay AID fashionable season, and an
nounco that already have gigantic
trunks arrived, filed with the latest fash
ions, which are to grace the forthcoming
receptions and parties.
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TEE Rev Mr. Shine, Chaplain Of the
House Of Representatives In the Iowa
Legislature, on the opening Of the recent
session, prayed thus: "Bless Thou the
young and growing State Of lows. her
Senator's and Representatives, the Gov
ernor and State Officers! Give us a
sound currency, pure water and uDde-
fled religion-for Christ's sake. Amen"
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established; aud the number would he
constantly increasing. When viii tho
experiment be tried? It should be re-
menbered that delay cannot be sdvsn.
asrons. n may be daneei ous.
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Refuse LEs Issues OF ali Banks
mentioned below.

Refuse LES Issues OF ali Banks
mentioned below.
The following Tennssses Banks ara broken, OF
have been wound mp aud tie Notes, II spy an
cot, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, 81 BrOEnBVills
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, Et Memphis.
Exchange Rank at hur1reeEboTO.
Miners and Manufacturers' Faux, at KEexviS o.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, st Trenton.
Bank OF Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, az TazsWeu.
Bank OF TezeWell, at farewell.
LaEreneeburg Bank, a. Lawrence burg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Hank OF America, st ClarksVills.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
SOuthern Bank, Georgia
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published q beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
IT, 41,o v,.,, ~,p Sosagovz

Fer the use Of Soldiers.
1t is printed in four celOrS, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can pat it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they viii get
it framed and preserve it ss = remem-
braRcs.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid
/. n. RHODES & CO,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
&C lc-Sm
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a26 Rerrard-

I CsT, srOLsN OF STRaYED. or SATURDAY
II nigaf lsst, one small GREY MAgE, abcur ihiF-
teen hHnds aigh; seven yssrs old and shod Ell round.
Any pers9n VITO All deliver fhs Mars e ny stable
On church street. shAl rssiVe twenty-five lars,
and no cues ions aassd. OALEB @. HARRISON.
ian &c
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THE ThTNap NEWS.
81 LAsT NIGHT' sAGAIL.

DAYTON, Jan. THE inquest upon the
body OF \. W. Kleppinger was concluded
to-day, after examining Samuel Steven
son, train dispatcher, and Mr.. Brooks,
operator az the depot Office, Cincinnati.
The testimony Of these two witnesses
conflict with that Of Carlisle, who testi-
fi.s, when he reported to the Cincinnati
offic', that Potter was going on the siGe
track; be added, wait, and will see"
Brook testified that he did not hear the
words swat, and l viii see"
Stevenson says be acted On tie report
of operator Carlisle, that Potter was on
the side track, and Immediately ordered
Sanders to leave D1yto The verdict
of the jury was that the deceased came
to her sth on account of The negligence
of Stevenson in not knowing certainly
that Poiter's train was at Carlisle Sta
ton, and held there with positive orders,
before telegrsphing Sanders to leave
Dayton. The Carlisle operator was dis
charged this morning.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-An important
decision was made to-day By the Geoer-
81 Land Office, involving the title Of the
city Of Rel Bluff, California in which
Granville Doll was claimant. The de-
Ci,iOn is adverse 10 the claimant The
site embraces 160 acres of land, with sew
ersl millions of dollars worth Of improve.
meDts.
Hon. Mr. Woodbridge, of Vermont, has
received telegram that the quota of that
State is full, with surplus of go, be-
sides the reenlisling in ths field.
baltimore, Jan. 7-Gen. Batter pass
ed through here last night en- route for
Fortress Monroe. 1t is understood that
be is clothed with ample power relative
to the exchange of prisoners, andis con-
fdent of SUCCESS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Hon. Caleb B.
Smith, Of The U. S. District Court, and
Elk Secretary Of the Interior, died this
evening.
Iudiana's quota of volunteers is full.
There will be no draft here.
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PRoMPr WoRK.--vermont has filed
it's quota Of troops, and go over, besides
veterans re-enIisting in toe Geld. Indi-
ana has filed its quota and VIII not be
subject to the draft. That is the way
70 do things.
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ianS-e'

-, STAYED FROI nv REIDESCE
osSs5Z n1ouse-coiored TERRIER Pup, about
-. six months old. liberal rwnrd wi
6s P1II IIr bis delivery Et 30. 81 Lherry-strset OF
at 1hGehsr's Drug Store. jan 9-2
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To CORREsPssDznrs Please bear il
mind that We do not publish commlni-
cations which d not come TO Us With
The authors proper signature.
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S25 Reward.

7 OsT, BY A ! o n SOLDIER, ON THE STH DAY
IL Of January, 1884. between the Barber Shop OF
IA ris & feare, (3s Mar et-strerf,) and the FOss
Once. one large Morocco POCKET hook, contain
ing so1 in greepbacks and detail % Mall 1ssssn-
gsT, signed by N sjor-Gensral sherman. Ths finder
3iII recsivs tue above re ward b leaving IL with
NJ Strong, a. tire Pest Ofioe.
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
taDo-6s Nail Messenger.
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.
just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.

ThsJ are substantially bound In morocco,
POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
Of card portraits. By using one of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits of his friends by him, and can
refer to them in whatever scene Of toll
and danger he may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt Of price,
postage prepaid.
8 Portrait Album, 81 IS
10 {" Z" 2 90
a liberal discount 10 Agents and
dealers.
I. n. RHODES & CO.,
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Removal.

go J. @ Ross, nsniirt, hss renewed
- ~ his orlos 70 No "a UEisn Street.. ~
1IlYS@Y9 no q the sntrangos % Thcmzs J.
Asfsisis fhotosraPh Gallery.
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INCONSISTENCIES ,puslishor-.
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SATURDAY MORNING. JAN .. 1864
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-21
Advantages of Understanding


II prevents drouth. s ,..f
Il furnishes an increased supply of atmog-
pheric fertilizers. 40 eIl
IL hastsns the decomposition of roots and
other organic matter r. ~ ftr-
IL accelerates the disintegration of the min
eral matters in the soil.
It causes more even distribution OF nu-
tritious matters among those parts OF the soil
traversed by roots. b l,s3sg F.,...ss
It improves the mechanical texture OF the
soil. #Ch afe
1t causes the poisonous excrementitious
matter OF plants to be carried out of reach Ct
their roots. YES Q
1t prevents grasses from running out.
1t enables US to deepen the surface soil by
removing excess of water. 5a So
1t renders soils earlier in the spring. a5i
1t prevents the throwing out OF grain IN
winter. III .ayaiq s. -s.Is'.se
1t allows us to work sooner after rains.
It keeps off the effects of cold weather lon
ger in the fall.
Itprevents the formation of acetic and other
acids, which induce the growth of sorrel and
similar weeds. tlar,ss sl
Itprevents in great measure the evapora-
tion of heat from the SOIL
1t admits fresh quantities of water from
rains, &C., which are always more or less i'm
bued with the iertilizing gases of the atmos-
phere, to be deposited among the absorbent
parts of soil, and giyenup TO the necessities
of plants.
tprevents the formation of so hard a crust
on the surface of the soil az is customary on
heavy lands. 44 1#s
We will add another item, and one of nc
less consequence than the most important
named: ga g4'
It prevents in great measure grass and
winter grains from being killed. M &
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CAUTION 10 rHE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
nave their efficacy established by Well.tessd sxpo.
Gran, whose preparatory study fits him Tor all the
duties ne must fulfill; yet the country Is flooded with
poor nostrums and cure-alls, purporting to be the
best In the world which are not only useless bet A.
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTIO-
ULAR IN selecting his physician as II Is lnmentabls
yet incontrOyertaDle fact that many eyphlitic Az.
fents are made miserable with ruined constitntions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physieisns Ia
general practicei for II is point generally conceded
agenent of these complaints should engross tie
whole time of those who would be COMPETENT and
successful in their treatment and cure. Tho inex,
perienced general psae ttioner having mother 90.
portanty nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues enc systeua Of
treatment, In most cases making an frdisc-iia rzsa
use Of that antiquated aad dangerous weapon, Her.
cary, a0l = y n =
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-21
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !

Fsuer and Agas, pSieE-H Headache, Sickness at The
Stomach, Constipation, Heartburn, Collie Pains
in Stomach or BOaOels, Dyseatsry, Homit- g
ing, a feeltug Of FaiHtnsss and LGssi- u
Ell aHa tude. Want of ApDefike