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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

Basiness Eoees pubshed In the local columns, Of ten
ines under will be charged for each Insertion e A.
ever ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached ell
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50
Notices - Festivals Pcnlc and zxcursiOn gotten BY
ndvdusi associations By churches az the gular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices ften lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers - pay quarterly.
Announcing caniidates for Offices Of every description
charged -hs of 81 SO for in the
Daily and s3n the Daily and Weekly, the same TO be- In
all eases. paid In advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

WAsHiSoroN, September 10 Capt. WirE ia
now allowed the privilege 20 zee his wife. she
having obtained pass from the War Depart
ment permitting her 10 visit him Father
Hamilton and Whelan. Of whom he seeks spirit
ua comfort. have not vet called upon him
Wirz - sonewhat better o-day; he is necessarily y
occupied with his case. frequently being engaged
In writing until midnight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Appointments Pardsus.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l6-The President has
appointed Marshall b Holland Collector of Gus
toms for The District of Brunswick Georgia. aud
+. ". Murray. Surveyor OF Customs for the port
of Paducah. Kentucky
The President to day pardoned siI Alabami-
ans, two kentuckians. one Virginian and one
Texan
Tho doors of the Presidents mansion are again
besieeed to day by pardon-seekers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Arrest e.. =. Garrison-Safc OF Fri.
gate Cum be rIand

BALTIMORE, Sept. l6.-A telegram was re-
ceived, yesterday. "a the Provost Marshais office.
from Gen b ,ker. Provost Marshal, TO arrest G
Carlson, % Accomar, ant send him to W ASH
ngton, with the property committed to his
charge, by Capt Windsr. consisting of watches
aud other property, taken lron Audersonville
prisoners Garrison lett OH the Baltimore boat
Yesterday. in charge OF Capt Hitchcock, for
telegraph
The Norfolk Post says: The press OF the coun
try has been extensively sold, in regard to tho
safe of the irigate Cumberland containing a
large amount OF specie The only money recov-
cred. as We stated at the time, was 800 gold
piece.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Go tattou OF Death Sentences-
Sale OF Indian Lands.

WARRINGTON, Sept l6.-The President is
committing nearly all the sentences of death, in
the cases Of soldiers, to Imprisonment for term
OF yesrs. In many cases prisoners have been in
prison several months before the record Of their
sentences reached the President for bis approval.
The sale of Indian lands in Minnesota, for Au
gust, amounted TO 50 000
patent for IL 900 acres Of swamp land Is
about to be issued to the State of Iowa, in the
General Land Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
southern JournaIIst Applying for
Pardon.

Nrw YoRx, Sept l6-Tne Trounss special
says: J. d DeBo~, who. prior to the rebel
lion. published the Commercial Review, paper
OF strong Sourhern proclivitie- has been making
strenuous efforts 10 obtain pardon He was
formerly rebel cotton agent. During Pierce
administration he appointed Superintendent
Of Census in place Of Mr Kennedy he expects
TO resume the publication OF his Review at an
early day. promising to make amends for his
past action by lab9,ing untiringy in the cause of
the Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
So ECsAL NOTICES
ghc Bpidai

she BRidni Chamber, al Essay Of Warn
ing and IN tructIon fur Young Men. Also, and
liable treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary Sexual
Sysens-sort free, Ia sealed eHvsspes. Address DIR
sAlLIIN nOuGHToS. Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, "a. apr4-dawly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Alabama onGedeTate Debt NOT TO be
HepudIated.

MONTGOMERY. Sept IA test vote wa,
taken this morning. aud the Conv ention decided
5s to %, against reputation Of tie Confederat,
State debt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
cROCE RiEs.
RENoVATERs.
CLEANING AND DYeIHe ESTABLISHMENT

NV HKUrITED STATES DYE HOUSE. no ssourS
il Illinois street, IndiAnApolis, Indiana.
At this cid and well known estAbshment the Isdfss
can have SILKS aud vooen goods dyed IN perm and
besutiful eoors and gents rsnovs-
ted and repaired.
Ne~ and secondhand clothing boogkt and sold slse
pstcular branch In the business denomnatet ns drsv.
ingbillis t,sble cloth tear IN any garment can -
wro1ghttl at A. not be xislhe the nakec eve
ReneubertAe place, Ne. - south ulirois street.
isnle g0skPH HARRIS, ,Propr,efcr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

INV YoRK. Sept l6 The Rev Peter Ham
nell, OF Newburyport, Mass who attempted SUI
icide. on the Boston train, few days since, dice
at BelIeview Hospital yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

which l. entirely too strong dose for ihs ssAk
s,snach Of Republication. for DE Republican
doctors fail to give H.
FL with the United States Senate, controlled bs
Nsr Enelasd fsaafleisn and sectioualh m
against bin. las It vac against Jackson.) FEEL
and know that i il the duty OF the Democracy
Of this State and Of sli the States TO come gen
erously and msnfully 70 his support. in his great
cork, toe pzcikcailsD aRd fessosllon OF the
Union .tCf.f dAu ii lI
4" have thus given you in reply to your call .
fun statement in FelAtioa 70 Tie platform. and
am happy 20 sxy that Il fully zccords with all my
principles and setsbosh befsfs and ssssthe re-
bellion commenced, aud pfognosLicate that The
ca odidsies -iIl be unanimously supported b the
gallant boys ia blue" and ~ progressive
Democracy.
. Tbs ticket headed bv Generals Sloeap sra
Patrick i. bound TO win 10 November BY thirty
tbousand majority raersoy dismayiDs Sumner
Wilson, Phillips add other conspirAtcrs sgains'
TIE Presidents constitutional policy"
II our Republican frierds can draw any com
fort from thsse expressions Of Mr.. HAskIs. they
are entirely welcome 20 Is Hessys the Demo
cratic t;cke, in New York will be elected by thirty
thousand majority How oyor like 'hatT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
a PoOR xULE THAT WONT WORk
Roth WAYS.

The Journal in a. article on receiving rebel
brides remarks.
1.-Two hundred aud fifty thousand dollars of
the nonsy loaned by the gsllible English men
vas distributed among certain Democratic poll
ticians OF Illinois. Indiana and Kentucky for
which they undertook TO create a Revolutions in
those States against the Government One OF
the briDsd traitors lpas al officer Of ths State u
Indiana, elected BY the vote of Democratic
Legislature, and, one of the prominent men OF
that party = The, same party is now asking the
people TO trust Il again. Could impndenee go
fsrtheri" uEf .eif.qAT W
Yss. impudsnce can 20 a little father. Tbs
Journal seeks to hold the Democratic party re-
sponsible for the alleged individual acts of few
persons who bad been identified with it II es-
tsbl shes rule in 30 doing and il certainly
cant escape the results Of, It's own doctrines-to
use = more homely phrase, 'atf'ai poor rule
that. ~oo's work both Ways An S5Spc,sAss
election Is peuhug IN Ohio. Bc, u shorttitne
ago prominent Republican Office holder in that
State, Que SrosE, turned 40 aG0vernu fpf de-
faalter for nearly tioo. 900. This was
followed by the gross Official mafessance
of one g. yoLsEr DoRsEr. the Urea
surer OF State. protested "s,ldiers' friead''
aud foremost AZ the soldiers receptions In
Columbus. in making vindictive abolition
speeches to the returning veterans. Both OF these
men were intensely loyal, and were the recOg-
nized leaders OF the Ohio abolitionsts-" the
same party that is now asking the people to trust
it again" We enquire OF our very pous neigh
Dor Could mpudence go furtheri' rAad
what makes tbs matter worse is that the Ohio
defaulters depredsted upon the National and
the Indiana Democracy responsible for the acts
oflan individual whom it says helped exhaust the
rebel treasury aud In ihat way crippled ,barebsl-
lion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
From the Cohocton Oaio1 nsaocrat
a Nedct bloodhound "f y'on-a koyaI
e'oitttCat Preacher

Ii becomes our unpleasant duty to record an
other scene in the denorahzing drains Of pulpit
poiacs Methodist clergyman named Chrs-
man. stationed in Linton township. is the wolf in
Sleeps c,oihing. who has been devouring the
lambs OF his foes lie vas sahd ADDITIONS.
in the pulpit and out of Il. and lying sermons
had become so offensive a. TO drive away several
of his congregation he had not oen long in
tho neighbcThood before ne planned tAe ruin oI
the wife OF member OF his church-snd sought
every preieIt TO De in her company lie took
especial pains 10 advocate the war, and 20 justify
all its lmmorshtles, especially the violations of
law, when Il forbid The accomplishment o., what
he termed :" the right. Having Weakened the
sauctty OF law IN The conscience OF his victim
no insIilled INTO her mind tue doctrines al the
free-lovers.' and cited hsr 10 the evil practices
Of the anoisnts-- Ia this way he corrupted her
ssnse OF deicacJ morality and vitle
Alter while. ne pretended = have "A disease in
.se throat 50 ihst he eoald not preach, and cot
auother c.rey mant, fifth spooint aierts Then
be went 10 the house OF he unsuspecf ~ member
OF hls church - help ia harvest out iid not work
much ~ the he.d-he hung arouua kls hosse.
helped milk the cow and cid Fclt work H..
conduct sovp eeusei-whs petiuss N the ueigi o,r.
hood. siid colnii- IA 10 IN elopcsn err de-
set ug vie aud several children, ana he a
fena and TOO ndu gsul hasbs ni--hriugssg shame
Hft-tfN hfhfN tNt lAuifi - Hffl rcAr4Nl the
church 6og olt>a Leed tie pfess EAIG tue
people AZ anst nc sles II these ifiei het
Abolition tsachets. heosvsr preacher begins
70 Talk politics a. tue hfe-sde in MS prayers. IN
ms sermons. the women should egg him from
then doors. and the drag him IRON tAe pull
Pr They are tue ia!ze eteh1rs the wolves ~
soetp clothing. agaius, whom TIE Bihle aS often
aud 50 psiuly wstnsrale church
SPEAKER Colkt, ahile a. san Pfsncisso.
was Invited to dinner given IA MS hoaor by
number OF Chinese residents Of that place. The
feast began al O'Clock p u aud lasted until
~ IL consisted OF $50 dishes. forming 40
courses. and vas served 10 three distinct sit,nss
No knsves, forks O. spoons OF cur patie-ns zee
upon the table a. the bfst two est,inss: ebo,.
sticks. and the short, tack Chinese spoous, or
scoops, being What each guest was expected 10
hell oim-e.i with. The Efforts of ths uuir,iri,.
TED guest. 10 IN sxter the chop-stscks and convex
the food 20 their mouths with them eteatef \
vas, amount of amusement to the company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
Pursuit. OF AN EIopsng Couple For
seven Thousand luiies-khe Girl
Brought Home. . 49,.


Captain Stansbury. late of the ST. Louis police.
returned Tuesday evening, having caught. in the
city OF Quebec. runaway girl, who eloped with
a man from ger mother ia Clnei1paI, some two
moaths s@sss,l The girl was safely returned 70
her molher by The Captain, who mas amply re-
seed for his trouble The Captain informs Us he
has travelled oyer 900 miles in pursuit Of the fair
maid he said il cost him at least 900 miles OF
rail aud water travel more than was necessary,
lowing to the fact that the eiopement vas pre-
matrrely published in the ST Louis papers The
lady got wind that the Captain was in pursuit
while she was in Buffalo, and then commenced a
race unparalleled in police annals The Captain
chased her al over the New England States. whexl
he found thai the fair fugitive had taken the
Canada chute She was then followed TO Boan-
shire Falls IN Canada West; thence to Toronto
Bytown, TEois Rivers and Montreal The captain
got of the scent Of the iugtiyes on the Grand
RIVER owing TO the fact thsssthey lett the 10 ain
lines OF travel and took toa rait descending the
river two hundred and fifty miles. At Mon
treal the girls piramour getting tired out, the
latter was Left behind, when the girl steamed
down 10 Quebec where she was caught by her
perseveriug pursuer. The gir-.who according
to the captains statement. "is the preaiest he
ever laid eyes on''-delivered herself up grace
fully. and was returned 10 Cincinnstl,s to sin no
more i is to be hoped This was her second
elopemsnt. she having tried the experiment once
before and was csptered st the Planters House,
In this eity an company with a gambler. by the
same oiiicer no gecaptured her the second time
ssCorperaead,' About played Dat.
An evening or tive since couple oil officers.
who al just been, OF were about TO be, mustered
out Of service with their regiments. were seated
at one OF our leading hotels, discussing polit-
cal matters. La the conversation this trans.
pred:
Il won't 90 negro suffrage Between negro
suffrage and 'copperhead,' shall so Copper
head -
The other officer remarked: ~
"This thing OF 'Copperhesd' Ia about played
Quit has spent its force ! won't 20 negro
suffrage. either y ~
IL was evident from their conversation that
both of them had been Republicans, but they
could not reconcile it 10 their sense OF duty to
vote tor the candidates of the party that favors
negro suffrage or negro equality columbus
fOhiOl Sratpsman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28


Gesersl SlOcum'. order taking leave Of toe
0-p'rsnsnt Of the Mississippi, is dated at Vicks-
burg, or The l0tb, and sttfes DE Gaze thus
In order 10 avail himself Of leave o. ah-
senceEb scb has been granted him. tbe undef
signed hereby relinquishes command OF this De-
pArtment"
A handsome sotestsissssst,' - the vicksbsrg
Herald says, was given the General on the after
nocn Of The lsth. AZ the ofics Of Msssu Books
Snedss, ~hicb vss attended oy mary Of
the Oldest and vorthiesl Of our citizens The
General Slocun, 10 respopse to a sentiment,
said be believed the people Of tho Soathseet we're
honestly and faithfully returning 70 ;heIr ate
giance, and that he was sisd 70 hedSve the day
vas Dot far distant when the country would sgsin
be united. De had free ueDtly been placed IN
very delicate positions, 10 WHICH "a found Is hard
to deal lsniertly with The citizens, il justice 70
the Government which bad bonored him with his
CO oil mission and whose interests he had 20 guard
He felt she consciousness OF having always en-
deavored 10 do bis duty, aud TO deal with hIserr-
ing Southern friend IN manner that would rDos'
speedily bring them to their fealty to the Union >
Gen. Force was called cut, and the Herald
says spoke in about TIE same terms, hoping il
would not lie loug ere the good work started in
Mississippi would resnlt In our complete restors-
ton OF the Union. ard the withdrawal of the
United States troops -
Gen Slocum proposed ''the health Of Vim. L
Sharkey. Provisional Governor of Mississippi
sound statesman and a true patriot; ma, be long
be spared 60 the service of the State he has
served so faithfully and well. "sa
The Herald says: asa. -.
"The utmost harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed. the United States officers and our citzeps
mingling pleasantly as II We bad never bees Al
Ahonf darks the aasembla~e disnefS<>d
with the hope that the North and South might
always meet as cordially.
There are several reasons why this - meta
bic affair. The seeue was Yicksbars. Gen
Slecum IL the Democratic candidate forSecre
tary of State OF New York ~ eensral Force il
a we-known citizen Of this cry and Re
publican. tbfi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

OBSERVATION has enabled us to generally de
teflaige. AT glance, tho extent and character OF
INCORPORATION in most cases.-J0urnal.
II the editor of the Journal win stick hi face
before looking glass, he will observe, at a
glance an albno, which will in one case at
least determine the extont and character of
INCORPORATION "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

AIEE 81 TTffT EIo
"A IL KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS
~ ACTED All classes of War Claims correctly
Prepared spilled for and z, 0Ps es,s sa.,S. rolls
other cause have net obtaned full Pay and Bounty
obtaia the from the Treasury Department through
this agency. =
their Legal Heirs, IL entitled.
Pay for HOs lost in battle, picket, or In the line
All damages py Troops or by Military Orders; every
class of claim founded in law justice or equity, Sc
cured ~ =.
Citizens of Indiana holding Military claims, o'ditrs
ADD 0fdcefs Of the horgsn raid, can oete ther pay
Business before the State Military Auditing cownitIee
for oss property, subsistsng transporting ov
recruiliBg men, will be attended 90 promptly. t-
Officers Back Pay Tor Seryanis Wages obtained tof
cers will call correspond and nd u to then interest
TODD SOL
Cenlmu,stion Of Ratons for Prisoners ofwsr, men
on furlough speedily obtained Errors on roils corr ce
for men wrOnguly chafged and tried for dssei'n' or
absencn without leave
Civil and Military Collections made in all Counties Of
the State by Travelling Agents :. a..
O1cers' settlements and Returns made ont on fair
ter as aud certificates obtained with dispatch from the
Mr. loan y. DURvIEID formerly OF tho second
indiana Cavalry, is attached TO this Office, who
has been Tor years IN this business Of Officers Re
and settlements, and is thoroughly posted ia every
All Veteran onicers OF Cavalry, Artillery and
Infantry, who are being mustered out can Obtain
their Final Afdsvs and Pay Accounts, warranted cor
rect on which 20 draw their final pay.
The Cefkss this office all Veteran Soldiers.
! Blxrks ofsall kinds on hand. EL
Fan Instructions given 90 returning ohcsrs without
charge.
Compel Mt Clerks and notares always IN the Office.
An efficient Agent AZ Washington City.
Business in all parts Of this State other States
transacted by mail.
oHice opposite Metropolitan Theatre and Major Dunns
u. s. Mastering and Disturbing Office, next TO Masonic
BALL. Sheets Building No % West Washington street.
wv. BLAKE,
Late Colonel 4oih Indiana Vols, Attorney aud Claim
-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28


General Burnsides new branch railroad, from
Road 70 hsrtinssiiie IN Indians. distance OF
forty miles, is now under contract and will be in
running order reIs SPRING
4 We fad The following 10 rhe Cincinnati
Commercial in reference to the suit instituted
against the hero of Kenesaw Mountain, by Mr..
Dobbins and Others Of Martin county: ~
$ A CARD -D0rer Hll. Ind, Sept. -, 1855 -
Eds. Com.-For the third time you have per
mitted false and slspderous articles 10 your paper
about me. st one time using the word - feion ?
and now the term "blsckleg" | desire that you
either retract these false impGtatons upon nv
character. or otherwise publish this note. in as
prominent place as what your Indianapolis dis
patches are
propose. BY the suit which have instituted
against Alvin p Hovey, to tsst the question OF
my completely with the Order of 'sSons Of Lib
erty." and OF my loyalty TO the Government. oi
the United States; and alec 70 show that the
pimps. whom Hovey cent into the couutry. were
unworthy the countensnce of honorable men
propose, further, 10 show that the person who
was arrested in this county. by the ciyil autho-
rites, bad hung two upoffending, peaceable Cit
zens up by be neck, until they were nearly dead
and that he done this without authority of Law,
human or DIVIDE; and that for this ofiense ne
was arrested, and not because he was detective
| i propose, further, 20 show that Hoyey justified
this conduct on the part OF his detective, and
caused me 70 be arrested for acting 10 good faith
| as sttorbey at-lAw.
Ia Yours, &c, G. s DoBBISs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

The Republicans profess 20 derive gtoa' col
ISOLATION from a letter VI one JoBS HA.Sts.
-bO IN gessg'pg wsy processes 70 give the
discussions waisa took place 10 the COMMITTEES
on resolutions Of me New York Democratic
State Convention ehep preparing platform -
submit 10 that eofy No doaS, tregs VA. a.
there sl~s-~ = 10 ,4ea committees. 4 coatr,sies,
OF opinion ~ fesslg - '1e wosN saoa...ted -
them. bat il i ues lie, d panty Il 10 be held
responsible for he angU lei 81 Sre..io.s n a
fee iadivduals IA c,,aa.a tie roeD, sh.ch aay
or mas oot be corrert Ny reported But the Re
publie-n p.psfe. wsh -. seas.e.sr.s,ie hOnesss
Which Dc inguishes shem y publishing NJ.
Hssxls's statements. sapgrsss The poiat Of the
whole d,evmsnt they omltaud fail to aIluie
to the fssA..s- -hea sse net pAI.t.ols 70 shsn,.
A fen OF tAese OMISSIONS ve Will supply, aud sc
trust tie Regu,lssn sApers vail psbr.h the sr.
rsos % Interesting Information FOR thsir rsai.
e. Mr. HasxfS SAVE
Ny .ssociti,su 9th add kRo~ledgs OF Pres
tsnt Jonosoa curing TIE > h ard 40 h season.
OF Congrvss gsvr ue O1p,ttauity . kno~ thst
be vas, a. Dsmoerat. e2s-sf - se. as a states
man. seis. and q UBion patriot lives .
And then be proceeds 10 The follosing strain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

l. Attach the article 10 the cJnder then turning one
side OF the article : washed
? Reverse the motion and the other aide is shed
The article be examined al any time by slack
ing the motion
& The pressure necessary Is regulated at pleasure.
when the article l. shed, il Is wrung by pressing
aroler against the cylinder. IH
Certain parts. as collars and Wristbands, may be
washed without rutbng other psrts. Z 81
l. u wa'hes speedily, rk, easy, foes good work
does MT the cothes break Dni TOMS henee we
claim for II y npiet- suscc-s .-+ a
Invented BY \. b. WEBER. Of Psoli indiana, and
patented by him August ~, 1855 4t tJ- =
viii be exhibited The Stete Fait, at Fort Wayne
and there offered for "a q by States OF Counties.
sep2s div N. B NEkBER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
WAN 60.

NNTANTED-A GIRL-BLACK OR WHITE-T0 Do
Wv Homework a small family, for which any
reasonable price will be paid Apply al WM CARRIERS,
McCary street, OF Greer, out Virginia Avenue
beyond Seventh Ward school sept27-dlw
20 Carpenters Wanted.
Fuv0 Coed Workmen the highest WAGES in town will
I be paid. Apply al KINGAE co.'s Pork Honse,
Indianapolis. srp27 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
LAW SCHOOL.
------ =
LAW SCHOOL.

vuNHE MAT SESSION OF iHE Law SCHOOL or
II the Sorthwesteru Christian University. = Ind l.
Anapo. viii commence the sir-t Monday q D~c-mber
ana confiuur four mouths
The Professors - this lnsfifafiou Hon. David Nc
Donald Ii ID l. :. Uffrict gacgc Tor this state Hoa
Charlie Rxy efths Sssxss - tse ssp<sne COu.t
Of Indiana snd htn leer g Po1<r. porter q
the supreme urs u Indiana The character the.s
s~ut.aen e. a~y~r~ gee suSceBt that the
ScBooI all ~ coneucttc soly ana e6c~nty - r. ~
The cou..~ q instruction wil snbrsee to- srnssl
Of four each The object i 10 give 10
every sfucsni such training in the various branches
a the Comm LAs and kQuity In the Code u Prsc1oe
and Pleading IN Constitutions Law. sEd grrs-
prudence u the United states 20 enable him enter
the practice successfully is<fructon will be gisen
~ dag eiures aud rseaiions " The Text BYoks and
The taiiIoa II Us pes sss.sSs. a, ~ ss~s.
Ihis embraces all fees. sreeptthe dfpiom. Zee. ~see
10 Is.
30 hrhsr psrueulsn< sAassss Ea& p.ysd neLsA4s.
AZ tndaaApsls. q p - .sxEllA - oUoDwrSs 4 "a
sep32-din Pres Boarf-Dlrectors. n VIC L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

"A nan IN Kansas raised so MUCH corn On
~ acres of ground that he had 60 hire an al.
joining field Of leo acre. to stack IL on
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
NOTICE.

rENHE JACK Left AT OUR STABLE Bf 6. e.
4 Ahston for keeping, Vii be sold pay charges.
on the l6h day OF Ocooer les the sae IS not paid
before thai dale H.Qfss .l. Ief.
sep25-w3t6d6t DELzEIL d HARE. +