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DAILY INDIANA

SENTINEL

WILLIAM J. BROWS ASD 0. BL TORBET, Editom] PUBLISHED EVERY MOBBING, SUNDAYS EXCKPYEB^ AT YIVE EMLAES A IRAK

[AUSTIN BL BROWN A CO^ Ptoprietore,

VOLUME in.

DfDIAJfAPOIIS, FRIMY MORBE!^ MARCH 51 m

NUSB1R 274.

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BUSINESS CARDS.

IV- J0H5W0H, SUBOBON DBSTIBT Om€t mm* nmtmm tm rmM0p*n»» Htroo', <>fic-baM»«|oar* noria oi W>.m MZgmg*inftno *wt, of^Owf Mra. For>oia— tU mmrt 9 TT,,, * — JoSS 1 ?. JOBBoTON. D D ».

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ptetn on nmeaaeotol.

Patters an Joh-worll of at. b.m** «® imler at abort notice, an nil re—entile taraae. atetS^tr

PROFESSIONAL.

LT W. ELLSWORTH, COUSSBLLBR S He AT r.AW OtBee Ik Hubbard'. Ituibtuifi «pr—t*e Ik PhattSfcre nee ft T AW PARTNERSHIP.—LUCIAN BAR -Li MKJB A aI.BCRT 6. PORTER, bteo fnraaeU a panneratup in the Practice of Law, eati will give prootp* »n tkithlBI attention to buainca conSded io theta in the Cireett Coan of'the United Stale* for the Diawiet of iniaaa, ta tae Hairaaae Coan. aad ie the Coan* of Marion

an the adjacent!

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Kvr other time, bat ween f an If montha, and lor o4h*r •para, over eighth of n rolemn, in proponion. Nteniaa Card*. Making all nnea or leaa, per yoar, Bight Batlara Announemg randidaiaa for oflleer, of avary dtaeriptlon, ta lie aharaad at (he rata of am 4tUor lor each name in the Daily, and BIA0 in the Daily and Weelily, the aaaM to ba, m all oaaea, paid in advance. Ail lannl advcrtiaemanl* to be ohargtd fifty par eeat at additioM to the above rate*. Advertlaementa oa the m«ide. exalaatvely, ta be ehargad at the rate of 331 P* r '’rat in addition to the above ratae. All ad vert leementa for the" .Special Nolle# ” department to be ehargad at the rate# of aaw advertl—menu each inaertion Haamaea Notice# to be charged fifteen cent* par #m. ('ummuNicaiiou* leeipned to promote private iatereata, io mi charged the aame a* tluanieaa Notice*. Marnapae and Daatha era pnhliehad aa new*; Obitaa| riea and Kuneral lavitatioae ae advanivamante. No ad venue ment uan he inaarted gratuitoualy. R«Ua bhA Bafulatlona of AATwrtloiag m TMB .YKP.KI.Y INDIANA STaTB SKNTIIfKU AND VFRKKI.V INDIANA STATE JOURNAL

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Par other lime hetwean f and It montha, or for ether apnaa ore? eighth of a colaam, in proportion Daaiaeaa Card#, aix line# or laaa, par year, Six Dollar*. A dedaetiaa of 10( par aem. will ba made on all yearly «dvertieemeat* which po in both Daily and \Yaekly. TW hr-M

INDIANA JOURNAL CO

BUSINESS CARDS.

f~1 C. KLLI0TT k BR0 —SUCCESSOR^ W* to V C Haoaa A Co —wholeaale aad retail daalera n STAPLE DRV GOODS. NAIIJ4, GROCERIES, aad LIQUORS, No. 70, Baal Waahiagton at., Indianapoiia. apr90

K. SHARPE, DEALER IN LEATH«C V KR, on., and SHOE FINDINGS, wan of the I’oart Hoove, Indianapoiia Al*o, Corrier*’ Toole, Patent (Anther, Morocco. Shoe Thread. Baot Web, Ae.

LTANNAMAN ft ^UZAN—WM. HANn NAMAN. PHAN* \- DUZAN-DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES nd Dealer* in Mediemaa, Paiata, Varaiehea, Oil*, D* «Suit*, Ac., dm., W»*hinp. urn »trevt. two door* wen >f 'ennaylvaoia, Ihdtaaapoiw, Indiana

T W. TYSON, WHOLESALE AND BX> a* *iail Tea Suer, oa lllmo,* nreet, under the Bute* House Keep Constantly on band a large aesortownt of Green * Meek Ten. Which harve beer ■elect«i with •peeisi eare A I— Sugar, Co«m, Starch, Spice* Candice, at the lowest pccmbic price*. merU-dBe-

T IVINOSTON ft CO. (SUCCESSORS JLi to Mervm dk Co and B- S. Wolf.) COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND FORWARDERS, Tcrre-Hautc, Indiana. Atrenie for the ‘Terre-H*ute and Erannvitle,” and “Terre. Hants and Toledo” l^ne», on Cmtal. E H. Wolf, and Bemcnt A CP., Tarra-Hanie. O’Riley * Mlicheil and Lawi* dkUrav, Bvanaville. Gibson, Xtochwetl fit Co., New York. Jnlius Hall dk Co , Cincinnati Mtddram * oo., Madison.

Seoit 4i Co Toledo.

OCT Particular mtentioa paid io raepiving and forward, tap; by Rtvcr, Railroad ai»l Canal. UnOh A ft i. TRONNSTINE ft CO., WHOLE£jL« BALE Clothier* and Importer* of German Cloths, No. do. Pearl Street, bmicuea Walnut aad Vine, Ciaein

nan, Ohio.

dec 8 ddtwPm

A., 1

B. JONES ft CO.—A. E. JONES

W. STONR—Importers aad

Mnateal Iw

Wholesale Daalera is Musical Instru-

ment#, Music Publishers, Ac,, 5o. 30 west _ Waahmgtou atreet, under Temperance Hall, Indiaaapo Ua lad. [nov7

ACOB LINDLEY, IMPORTER, V Wholesale, and Retail Dealer in Queensware, Gnu—warn, French Came' Table Csdeiy, Wanere. Carnot*, Solar Lamp*, B*n nria Ware, Ae., Ae., Indianapoh#. Indiana marff OAILROAD CITY BOOK STORE.— XV COX * MATHKS, south side of Washington, bo tween Illinois and Meridian streets, Indinnanoli*, Ind At Wholesale and Retail, Standard and Miaeeilaneona Works, Law, and Medical Books, School Books, Plain end Fancy Stationery, Blank Books, Wall Paper, Ac. Ac. fcMMty

•DROWNING ft MAYER—GEORGE T. X> BROWNING, lam of Cincmaad—CHARLES MAYER—Wholesale Grocer* sad Comasisston Merchant*, north iidr of Washington Mraet, one sqaare east of State Hoiwe Indianapolis.

THOMAS BUIST, MANUFACTURER 1 OF STEEL MOULD-BOARDS, Indianapolis, Ind.

novl9

THOMAS BUIST, WHOLESALE AND X Retail Denier in Iron, Steal, Nails, Stoves, Castings, A., Ac., Washington utreat, nearly opposite the Palmer

Bones, »ifn »f the Bad Anvil,'

.In

RRUmCAN’S HOTEL—SOWTH X> of Main, hetwean 7th and8th Sts., Loutavil

SIDE

of Main, hetwean 7th and 8th Sts., Louisville, Ky. JOHN a BRINKMAN, Proprietor.

riHAPMAN AND McKENNAN, REAL Batata aad Stock Broker*—Offica, opposite tbs Pri.oiar House, ladiauapolis, Indian*.—Town Lot* and House*, Farm*, aad Railroad aad other Steaks, bought tad sold oa commisaiop. Fee# received from *us side ely, aad charges low. nctS-tf

XJENRY XX and Rate

S. KELLOGG, WHOLESALE

and Retail Dealer in ail dtaeripUona of Hardware and Oakery, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails, House Builders’ Ma'erial*, Stoves, Castings, Ac., Weshfttgton street, Indianap- lia, Ind., sign of the Big Pad. lock sad Cook stove. jaael

PRAIGHEAD ft BROWNING—D. CRAIGHEAD—R. BROWNING—Desders in all kinds of Drugs, Mndiemne, Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oil*, Chemicals, Yunushe* Dye-8tu*b, Glumwure, Window Glass, Brushes, Coamatieu 8piees, Cigars, Tobacco, Perfumery, A*., Ac.; IBeshmgsne jsvmt, /udisnepsh'i, AIX an rcspeetfhlly invited tn ceil aad examine our stock aed pries*, as we feet coufidom we can render saiiefkeuon both — to prism and quality of arttelea Grout care ie taken in the selection of articies, m reference to their parity, es we endeavor at ell times to keep sack article* a* ere strictly parr aad genuine. Every snide will ba warranted as represented. Orders from Physicians and others promptly attended to. Particular attention given to filling Prescription* end compounding Medicines, which in ail cases shell receive the persona! attention of one of the firm. juiylO

yL. GASTON, HAYING RETURNED -c to Ibdiamapolx*. and re-umrd the pruetice of hi* Prutemnon, again oders hi* semce* io bis ohi friend* *ud the peblie generally OAce ui Concert Hall Hmlding.— Himm No. 6 . up sum my4d • y «. K. SUtPLUT S. TtmPXX UHIPLEY ft TURPEN WILL ATTEND XT to all matters connected withe Re*l Estate Agency in Tipton comity, Indiana. Tracts of bad in all par i

of the county n-w for sale.

C E. Shipley, Attorney at Law, will attend to all business entrusted to bis care, promptly. Office in the Court House. octl9-w6ui p

GROCERIES.

'T'OYB AND FANCY GOODS.—JW8T -A received direct irom the importer and manufacturers at New York. Philadelphia ^ nd Baltimore, a very largo assortment of toys and tancy goods of my on u select.on, which I offer at ruck prices as cannot fail to suit purchasers Amongst the endless variety of articles an 60 doz china toys: 73dor h ranch fancy baskets, suitable for every purpose; 3 dux toy willow ca riages; ft doc polished secretaries and wardrobes; 13 doz assort, ed chua gill cups and saucers; 1M doz dogs, cats, bon es,figures, etc; 86 doz kid dells; 75 doz doll heads; 10 dot extra fine French silk-dressed wix dol<«; 20 doz fin# French cotton-dress ,kid dolls; 6 doz trying babies, a* natural as life; co >sing stoves, fire place*, kitcheos; doll-bi dies doll-arms,doll shoes; surprising boxes, work boxes; lava flower pots; china, brittania and wooden lea-etts; candlesticks; coffee-mills; kettles; magic lanterns; 100 doe tin toys of every description, as horses, wagons, cabs, omnibuses, steamboats, etc; fire crackers, torpedoes, and a large variety of fire works bock, woollen, cotton andnilk gloves; a very large lot Of every variety of port monies*; bracelets; breastpins, cornelian rings; cerai and bead necklaces; 230 German pistole and shot guns; Allen's self cocking pistols and revolvers; German silver, pure silver and aiabata tea and table spoons; pocket and table cutlery; Howie and dirk knives of tbs very best manufactarer- of Sheffield; Jules Hanel’s perfumery, equal,i r nolsuperior, to any imported: Windsor, honey, toilet, almond, German, Castile, Chines*, jessamin* and. ya \ee soaps; shaving cream; lily-white aad pink flesh powder; a great variety of looking glasses; English a d Italian violin, gaitar and banjo strincs; India rub *r balls, rattles, doll heads, bands, etc; French and German accordeons; guitars; fifes; flutes; tamborinse; drums; pistol flasks; gams and shot bags; a very extensive assortment of brushes of every variety from one of the best American manufactories; in short, almost every article which can be called for will be round at my establishment, all of which will b* sold at reasonable prices CHARLES MAYER, novlftdftm No 29 Washington street-

TRANSPORTATION.

1853 ydii AND Cl tW* place i

to Dayton.

■stent, mickeet, md, ftttnhaiSr

l» RAILROAD.—Counctiac at i ffcona Imlhyetta, Thtva HMStoTJaf^^^^■gssa mill ** tow. ton

MISCELLANEOUS.

COLlsieB (LA.TE

New York,

ingtoa

1 wo t«*i— leave

^ Albany, Philadelphia. Bsltimmo, and.Wi

“RS 1 ,

day Telegraph

atftJMA M ; coanart atUn Cincinnati; at Beiletsnlsine with train Ox He nine k] Toledo, and Detroit; at GaWon with train far Cotaa bus; and arrivn in Clsvetand at 7 same sussing, i time to coanecf at Otaealnad with the LakeShataiUi road Expre*. 7 rain, connecting at Dunkirk aad Buffalo with tbeo ay Kxpress Train, aad arrive in Now York earl- r-aase evening. Second Express Mail Train leaves the Union Depot at 19.08 M —making all the way connections—ar riving in Cleveland next morning, in time for the Express Tiaias for Dunkirk, Buffalo, aad Now York— also, for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Through tickets can he procured at the office in ton

Depot.

Pswrongsra for Cleveland, by taking theft a. m. tram via Bellefontaine, arrive at Coiambus at 3 same afternoon Fare through 84.40 J. NOTTINGHAM. Superintendant, Office near the Union Depot. Indianapolis, November IS. 1853;

-DROWNING JL> HALE GROCE

AND MAYER.—WHOLEHALE GROCERH, Indixnapolu. Just m-eived and fur sale, 13 Ubds Nna N. O. Sugar; 20 Bbls Golden Syrup; 100 beg* Kto Coffee; 30 BblaN.O. Molasses; 10 KhU S. H. Molasses; 96 bbls crushed and powdered sugar; 100 Package* old Javarofffee; 100 half cheau as-orted Teas,

ludianapolis. Dee. 20. 1863.

T> S. GOODE, (SUCCESSOR TO AA. Langsdain and Barth), wholesale and Retail GROCERY and PROVISION STORE, No. 34 East Washington Street, oppesite the Wright House, Indianapolis—Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of Family Groceries. TT? All kinds of Produce taken in u ,nge. Xngffdly.

\ CARD.—I WISH TO CALL ATTEN XM. TION lo my Spring Stock, which I ant now receiving. As it is impossiMe to enumerate all the articles, it is beat to give me a call and examni s ihe goo* s, consisting of Groceries a id Confectionaries of every description, amongst which will he found Bullimore Shad, Pickles in jass, Preserved Fruits. Jelleys, Syrups, Smoked Tongues, Candies sod Cakes, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Toys, Cutlery, Wooden and Willow Ware of an endless variety Not withstanding ever hing is up and still gi ing higher, the prices of my goods e going lower and lower. The most of them will he for i c lower this spring than last year. I asa enabled to sell loir by purchasing largely direct from the manufacturer, imparter. and producer.' arpXh CHARLES MATER.

PIANO FORTES—INDIANA AGENCY

X for Albxrt W. Laud dc Co ’* Piano.

\ BALLARD—SEAL AND SEALl\.. PRF.HH Manufoerarer, uni TURNER.—ffigm^w Cireie-st., (South of the 90 Preabyterism Church.^ft^. Indianapclie, ladiaua. IBs tunas are: For Sea) ■nd Pram, /#r sash, from 88 to gif—the price varying in proporttou to ike amount o» work executed. CT- All kindi of light Jtffi work neatly and promptly eauented W 0 O DRU f F H0 U »I BTEYENS^ YY WBTHERBKB and OILMAN, Proprietor. Hey more Street, between 3*and 4th, Cincinnati, Okie. H M Kumtuv. fing* i mtendam. dec 14

4 CARD -THANKFUL FOR THE UB/V KRAL iniron ge I enjoy from ihe cltixe of this id use and vicinity, I herewith wtt*> to stnte, that I have rreetved * verr large assortment of Goods of every du* ■erlptfoa, vt Inch I wtecied myself Rmt. Ae I heuehl very extensively at low figures, shall sell, especially fancy arnclee of every description, at conameraWe lower prioee than heretofore. I reeneetfotly request the pabile (h m«pe*t mr stuck of Goode. novffi _ CWA81.K8 MaYKR. Cl A. FLETCHER—DEALER IN STAXX* PLB, Rich Faney Goode, Hate, Caps, Notions, Carpets, Boot* and Shoo*, Groceries, Hardware, Rulers Sole Leather, he , ha. My assortment i* fail and com* ptete. aad will he sold low for Cash. Store one door Bast effsmperaaee Hall. arylTd I B. WILLIAMSON, B. HAUGH.— XJ* WiLLunma A H.uun Maaalhctiffin-sof Wrought and Cael lrou Ralllug, Versudahe, Rank Vaults, Iroa Boors, Hhutiers,eta. Also. Plain aad Ornamental Iroa stair alM general Houm Hmlthing, west stde of Delaware street, between Washington and Market, west of Bonn'house square, Indianapolis, Indians. «eptl4 dly J?0RT WAYNE AND SOUTHERN X lallroad.—8. A. Rvan, Stock Holicitor, can to (sued et the office of the Heeretary of SUto, and will meelve subscriptions in cash, and for a abort time, real eetata, labor, and malarial* to tto abovo road.

XXIRAM R. GASTON—CARRIAGE MAXX KKR—8 hep no IP'Saw street, ludian.p-fvKKjL, (die-Now offers the most elegant and aplenduieBBB^ aesertaMM of Baggtaa, Camagoa. Ac ever exaibited in this city, cheap for Cask. And is preporaff-io nanafocture, tortast notice, in tto beet style, aad upon the fairest term*, every deseriptmo of Family or Plaatutt Carriage Call rad see. aprto-Iy TOHN WOOLLEY It CO.—JOHN WOOLd LBY, a GILBERT-Bankers, No. I, Dunlop’s Balding, Meridian street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Intereet paid so Depositee, and regular Banking account* kept with cmtamei*. Gaud basuteea paper diseounted. Exchange oa the Bmtsin cities for sal* ia large or •amilamomiia. * Coin and unemrrent muaay boaght and sold- A store of pa Idle pmrosmse reepenfeify seUetted. fulyl4

XXARDWARS.—J. H. YAJEN, DEAL. XX RR in Hardware and Tools of every description; also, Agoat for fftaptoa dk Co.’s Monica Machines, •ad Hall, Dodd, dk co.’s Pirft'proof Sftfftft, Washington atreat.4 dooraount of tto Wright Hoaaa.

W TINSLEY ft SON, ARCHITECTS, VV • Illinois *110*1, Indianapolis, invito the Impmv tog and Taetaful to aa laepactioa of ttotr Designs far public aad private ba ridings aew in prsgresiin laffiano,aadaf tboir namsrbas drawl agsof former wurk a.

PhRUGS, MEDICINES, ftC,—H ANNA' X* || *N * DUZAN, Wbeiaaaioand Rataii m ■WUGGINT!*, Indianapoiia, link, keep constantly ■ en band • very large and compiate aarornnem uf aii ■ wtiekw .a their Inns of taiumsi They y ares ass M mm Rtm hands, aad at tto loweat prmea. coumqaentiy me saNaeUiw a* any be ass that is dfopssad to do a legit.

Ttoj deem it tmpropar and anamaswry to mabo an

dRptoy •* to amaant af ■suds <m tarnl » tto low prim

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Amman* mm rMFoRTRawor i Jlaa, No a* Mata Ih.. Cssrtnasst, ti Wtoo Caritomt Phiwre, dto. AT NANUFMTTURCRB’ FIDC1M; ad ffiv to tto susniiy trade at ton leweet I etty aad nr wans af Ser chum kegs, srilldbt

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RtoBto for ftSTaMtor, Stop MMe

FIRM.—THE SVB8CRIBER8

hiring pare heard ot H Parrish his entire stock oi Dry Goods, consisting of superior French Merino, such as Browns Modes, Thaw, sad Ashes of Roam, Plaid and Changeable aad Broeada Bilk*, Bishop’s, superior Black Bilk, Halms, Cohaarga. Persian Cloth*, Maaim Da Lainm •ed Cuhmsree of ad coioreand styles. Hhaarie—Broeha, Leag aad Square. Bay Staia, and Bilk Hhasris. Ittwiery,

Gloves a* usual tto ansi complete in tto mty.

Biaptaa- Brown and Blenehrd Mad ms and Hheetinq Tickings, Ctocto, Ginghams, Hickory dtnpes, DniUnqa, Joans, Woolens sod Wsssssis ail colors. Cloths, Careiand daunatta, with a toll aaaanmont of the bom

make of Print*, to ail of which attcou

vitod, ae they will piwtiesly to said as greatly fora ie macs ream far aa early aad extensive Spring ■eh MOOHB, CARTER to OH—liR

1st mm dto K1.

Furies.—Msnufaciory in Bosiun. Mass ALBERT E JONES No. 1 TemperaaeCl

Hail, Induuiapoli* A full HSMirtmeut of Albert VV. Lailii to Co.’s celebrated Piano Fortes kept constantly on hand, and fur sale m Bo-ton price*, wnhoui regard io freight. These Pianos are warranted to !>e equal to anv made in i he country, and a written enaratitee given to purchasers. (TT* Recollect that freight from Cinciiniau or the Ea>l can be saved by purehaamg at the Imiiana Agency, where atoll assortment can alw-av- be seen, ranging, in '.trice*,

from 89U0 to Sfidn GUITARS.

The demand for ths* benutiral and graceful instrument, has of late so mcrensed, that the jaltscvilier ha* found It necessary to take grenl pains in the selection of goad and durable Guitars; and tn this end has selected the American Guitar, manufactured by Win. Hall A Son, New York. These Guitars are not surpa****!. in fullnee* and richness of tone, beauty o('finielt. aireugth and durability: and they will ntsnd any climate, being duulde-liiied llrrougliout, anti made of the beet reasoned inateriais. PRICKS or WM WAI-l. A SOM’s AMKRICAN GClTASa. No 1 Guitar, (mahogany.) ta case. ... SIS No 2Guitar, (rosewood*.) do - - 9ft No. 3 Guitar, do do - . - «>5 No. 4 Guitar, do do - - - 3ft No. 5 Guitar, do do ... 45 No. ft Guitar, do do - - fit) Tn* New Patent Capo G’Astra, is a great improvemein on the old plan ; there being no necessity for taking it off" the Guitar, and it can Iw affixed 'o any part of the neck, ami detached instaatly while the |>erson is plartng GUITAR STRING."-—A very -upertor article, wound on the beat American silk. They are much stronger and better toned ’.ban any inputted string ALBERT K. JONES. No. 1 Temperance Hail. Indianapniw. Ind.

TTABDWARB. — MEAD, 9ELDEN, ft XX CO., No U Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio, invite tto attention of Merchants, Contractors of Public Works, and dealers in Pump Fixtures, to their assorted stock of heavy and shelf Hard ware. Cutlery, Mechanics’ Tools, toe., toe. In part as follow*: Anvils, Vices. Axes, Ball Drills, Brass Kettles, Crow Ban, Chains, Hemes, Mattacks and Pick-, Masons’ and Sledge Hammers, Cut, Wrought and Floor Nails, Col ton and Manilla Rope, S ho vet*. Spike Malls, Smith-* Bellows, Stock and Dies, Cant Steel, Hinges, Curry Combs, Locks and Latches,Screws, Steelyards, Spoons, Cabinet Brass Goods, Looking Glassss, Japan Warn, Razor Strops, Selves, Knives aad Forks, Pocket Knives. Razor*. Shear* and Sciasor*. Brae* and BitU Fils*, Hatchets, Nail Hammers, Drawing Knives, Sntes, Squares, Ssws, Cooper*’ Tool* aad Plan**, Spectacles, toe., toe. Psasp Kxtnrct, including Reel’s Galvanic Cham, Pins, Poplar, and Zins Tubing, Wood and Iron Curbs octl2-dly ch

TVTACKEREL.—200 PACKAGES MACK-

J-TX EREL in prime order, for sale hy

-, for sale hy

BROWNING to MAYER

1\TEW KUSH) STORE IN INDIANAPO--Ln ua—Tim nadswirawd are now ^M^^re opening at th* olb st*b» of A G. Willard ipRpftBHE to Ban. oflno asaattmaat sf JW Ms rTTTV and JfiWsdMns, iwwtuch they reap settotly luviictbs ■*- tooMra of too ciuxare of Indianspsilis. *ad nftos as«gktoriagantasnndtosBsmtorenatomttoB4sss. Ws tova fined

IVTILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.— XTX Mrs. B. ML Hi are. No. 2M Fifth street, Ciaeinsalt, Ohio, would respectfully call public attention to tor lam ami fashionable stock ot .MILLINERY and PANSY IGOODS, consisting of Milk. Satin. Velvet and ■ Rnnaata, Bonnet, Capa, and fancy trimming, Bih. Mantillas, Cloaks, Black and Colored Silk and Lawns, readls worked Collar*, Chimazetts, 91*aoe*,dac.,toc., which *to i* prepared to sell at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. When you visit Clneinaati, call on Mrs. K. M. RICHE, 214 Fifth street, bet we — ~ ~

ssM at

wo will

irrisu-ss

1*4 tool

'I7i

T?RRNCH AND AMERICAN CALF X Skins.—108 dosan of French Calf Skins, of tost l large lot at ami omm mannfacture. Findings, coosisring ia port of Boot Xwsfe LuuB^Eg Skoft Xlm Bos* Webb, Naifo, Hammore, Rare*. Pinctore, Puast ^ata^at affitoRFffi to CO.’B Finding, ffin«s. near Court ho—

QILYER FLATSE i>3 Just raccivad. a great

PLATED DOOR

variety of

PLATEM—

A MERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.— Zk. FALL ARRANGKMKNT—Messengers will leave our offica No. 47 Wash ing too street, daily (Sundays excepted), at &3» P M. for too Rato via I. sod B. and B. and I. R. R. with freight, valuables and money. Connecting at Cleveland with T o>aloak Lightning train for Buffalo and New York, etc. Sc this t* tkt only Exprest Company ruse*eg msssregsr* and carry tsg freight and pnekngot hy this real*, wo are prepared to make better time than any other Express doing business between this point and ton Bashars Cities. Wa think the great reduction in oar Tariff offer* sufficient inducements to shippers af freight to patropizs our line. H The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. LIVINGSTON, FARGO to CO., sept 19 R. Locks, Agont. I Journal and Locomotive copy.]

jLAv 1 f i am av -gfa « \JXAXtJ EACH WAY.

T AFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS Ad RAILROAD. New route by Railroad from Clnciiraati to Chicago, via Indianapolis, Lafayette TWO TRA1NB DAILY EACH W. Oa an after Monday, Oct. 18, 1853, two passenger trains will make daily tripe each way (Sundays excepted) between Lafayette aad Indianapolis, so follows: FROM LAFAYETTE. Express train will leave the Depot at 8 o'clock A.M.. arrive in Indianapolis at 11 IS A.M. Accommodation train will leave at 2-35 P.M. (on arrival of morning train ficom Chicago); arrive ia Indianapolis at 6-40 PM. FROM INDIANAPOLIS. Accommodation train leave* the “Union Depot'’ at 7 o’clock A M.; arrives in Lafayette at 10-45 A. M., aad in Chicago at 7 o’clock P. M., same day. Express train leaves the “Union Depot,” Indianapolis at 1 JO P. M.; arrives in Lafayette at 4J8 P. M Tbs Express train from Lafayette connects atPindianapolis with trains of tto Madison, Jeffersonville, Lawrenceburch. Indiana Central, Bellefontaine, Peru, and Terra Haute Railroads—for Louiavillo, Madison, Cincinnati. Dayton, Cleveland, Sandusky, Terra Haute, Ac. Also connects at Lafayette with trains fur Crawfordsville, Michigan City, toe., and with canal packets for Covington, Attica, Daiphi, Lugansport, Ft. Wayne, toe. Passengers by the accommodation train Orem Lafayette, stopping over night at Indianapoli*. can take the early morning trains bn the roads running Mouth and East for tbs places above named, and for Pittsburgh, Washington City, Ba timars, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, toe. Passengers taking this train in tto morning for Lafayette will connect with to* express train on the New Albany and Salem Railroad.! or Michigan City, and arrive in Cicago at 7 o’clock P M. ot same day r For further information and through tickets,apply at the ticket office, Uiiioa Depui. Indianapolis, and at ton Railroad Office, in Lafayette. dec 7 tf WM. DVRBIN, Sup’t. D. E. Shydkr, Agent.

(arehSLlSR. Incorsorated 1853.

ML Madfi. SCOTT, to. M., Fwwd«r mh Pvniapt

M. J CLARK, (late of New Teak.) Teacher oi BnokTto ijnautu will csreweaca at College Hall as follows:

fat Basamoao tto fat Monday of 8ep>twbe». BI $ewim> on tea 1st Monday of November.

3ft Hr.siou <m the fat Monday of Janaary. 4th Bosom uo tto l*t Monday ot Mateu. Sih Scaaion ou the 1st Monday of May.

ly. tto service* ul tka Pro.

aad leasod for a irrui oi year* the

ul Hall formerly known as CON.

CERT HAX.U but now named COl.I.KGK HALL, whteb ia fitted no in a style of great ales sues. ia*te. aiut coanutteoee, the Presidem would say, ihui <hi* Caiicge aaw offers advaatages superior to all other* for imiwrtnig a roand, thorough, and aecoup nhsil hu*iiMn<* rduraiioo. Coons* OP Stud is*.—The Coarse of Btudir*, a* en-

largcd. wi l he a* follows, vix:

1. Book-Keeping, by Single aud Double Kmrv, in all its varioas brauchcK, and Us applieMiiou io all famU of bu-

siness.

to Tto Laws, CuslomK. and tl*agea«>f Trade aud Core. 3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon the short and easy ay*, tare of eaneeiaiiou, (laught in no other College.) 4. Commercial Law. in a aerie* of l-ectureK. thorough

and systematic.

5. Buetues* Penmanship, ft. Commercial C>re*pe ilence.

7. Lecture* upon Banking Po'itkal Economy, and other sahieets valuable to the business man Expunaxa.—Cards of Aduttsstou, tueurioUst in adoanco or secured, S8S; Diplomas 83; isaiiuucry 85; Hoarding Bt 3ft per weak; incidentals, at opumi of student, 815 Making entire expense* about 875. On application, a Catalogue will be furnished, giving

foil particular*

All letters will receive prompt attention on being directed, po^paid, is W McK. SCOTT, Prerideni. Indianapolis, Jane 2,1853. june3 irTPaatre publishing the Gullet* advertisement will

pi ares moke tto alterations as above.

DAILY SENTINEL.

I^TEW YORK CODE OF PROCEDURE,

-ireY OM YOlUOMa fti

octal WRRDEN to CHAMBERLAIN’S. > C. SODA.—*10 CASKS; PRIME AR^•TICLE. Just received aud for sale by feb*4 BROWNING to MAYKR.

rjOT CORN—AT

LX WFRDKN to CHAMBERLAIN’S, mar20 Oppoaiie the Wright Hou«e.

npo BUILDERS—WE HAVE A LARGE .1 and snpertor as**>nwent* of Locks, Knobs, and other Door Trimmings, ilml wt arc prepared to sell at lower sea than they were ever offered m this city. myX KETCH AM to MERRILL, One door East of Capital House.

WILSON’S WRITING INSTITUTE.— vv Corner oj Mats and Upper Third Str«tr. Nxw Auanx, inn- Afford* unusual opporiunuieato thoee who would acquire a Mastery of the Pen, in a free, elegant, and expeditious business hand. None need douol of suecage, whatever their habits or present attainments in the Art may to. We gnarantee that every reasonable expectation shall ba fu iy realised to ail attentive puptia. Tuns-—One lecaon each day or evening, for two weeks S3 00 One month 5 uO Those who would prepare themselves for Professional Teachers may, iu from six to len weeks, be so qualified that, with proper euor;ty and address, they way realize from BUM) to WM a mouth Terms for « full course, 829 —for aa eieguuiy wutteu Biaploma, 85, Stationery and

lights at tto ream

For farther information address \V. W. WILLSON, or

ceil at tto room.

Hours of instruction, 9o’clock, A. M., 2£ o’clock, P. M.,

sad 64 o’clock in the evening.

dee IS

YEW ARRANGEMENTS—FOR 1864, i F MADISON. IXPIANAP-grr- ' I DLLS A PKRU RAILROAD —The burinesa men of Indianapolis, wne have oecasiou to deal at Cincinnati, are requested to examine tto (blowing Revised Tariff for freights, between theee cities, for ’54. Having a line of first class steamers plying be* ween Cincinnati and Lomisville, io connection with ike Railroad, we are prepared to accommodate our cuatemers, with promptness- aud despatch, at red seed figures, and without any charge for drayage or commission at Madison. Indianapolis to Cniciiwaii, aud Cineinaaii ta Indianapolis. Through 1-me Flrsi Cla*s Freight 88 per ton of 2060 lbs . through. Second CIS** Freight 87 5ft per ton of2000 ibs., through. Third Claa* Freight 8ft per lea oi 2008 lbs , ihrough. Fourth Claro Freight W 58 par too of 2000 lbe_ through. Soxdkiks —Flour per barrel 3ft cents; Perk and Lard 40 cents; Whisky 65 cents; Lake -'‘alt (260 %) 35 cams; Pig Metal, per ton of 2000 pound-, 83 50; Corn iu ear, sacked or bulk, per bushel, feents; Corn shelled, Corn meal and Oat* S ceuu. Wheat. Rye, Bailey, Bsau* aud Seed, per bushel, 8 cents; Lumber, par tar load to Madison. 83. ir7 a ’Geodsshipped for this lias should to smoked “Care of R * > I road. Ag«U’, Madison.” This Tanffu ill be strictly adhered to except ia case tf *peet*i contracts. All damages to goods promptly »xaminTd aud liquidaitd. l ’As*Eif6EB8 between li dianspolis and Cincinnaii will Ich'c IndMo ipolit at So’clock P. M., and at Madison will take one of the spb udni steamer*, David Wllto tnd Alvin Adam*. :<nd arrive the i ext mormiig atCiueiuhau iu time for business. Reiurnnn', leave Ciuciaiiali at 7 o’clock P. M.. reach Madison in the morning, breakfast on the boot, and arrive in Indiana polls at noon. Suppei aud lodging on ihe Boat* wilhoal exits charge. The Traveling 1’ublic will find this *n agreeable aud economical roote. B W. H Kl.LIS, prest. Indianapolis, Feb 2«, 1854-tf

T OUISVILLE VIA. JEFFERSONVILLE Xa Rail Road.—The Passenger ASTvrerrai^^u^rev

tutu Freight Cars ot this Company Mffio-i are now rauiiing bv contract, over that part of

Railroad, between Kdinburgh and ladiauapolis. making a direct cwminumcation wnhoat change of car*, with

rtha JaT

Louisville and New Albaay, os

nvtUe Rail-

Two Patuwnger Train* Daily: Leave Jcffetvoa nlle at ft 1& A. JL and arrive at ladiaaapvos 11 3D, A. iff l*eava Jeffersonville at t 09 P. M. and arrive at Indianapolis 7 30 P. M. 1-cave Indianapolis at 7 00 A. fit and arrive in Jeftrsonville 12 38 A. fit Leave Indianapoiia m 2 09 fit ato arrive iuJ(ffer*otiviHe aiT 15 P fit Without change of Cars or Baggage to Indianapolis, iis lime to make connection* with the Kaaieru ato West am Tnuna. from mat “Railroad City of tto Wevt,” when passengers can take any Roto that may suit their rears nience. or lire of travel. Owanbaaws are in waiting on the arrival«f trains. FREIGHT CARB are afoo rnuning through te Itoiao. spoils, Terre Haute. Lafayette, Utuou, Knighlstowii, Rushville and Shelhyville, by special eeotrwta, with tto M.tof. R R Co., ato Sdbyvdlo, Knightstosreand ville Railroads. Goods tor Rush ville, Knightstown, Indmuapeiia, Terre Haute. Lafayette, Chicago. Michigan City, n —I’red. Dayton and Coiambus, will he/srwordsd nriruf rising Merchants and others forwaiding mods by ihfaroto, sstil have their orders promptly attended to hy I eons e ■ tom with tto following Ageuu. Sv M. LBMONT.

GEO,:

JOHN FLEMING, Q Super metoret. Jeffer«onnlie, Dae. 28, ISftX dec 28

t>LATF0RM SCALES—MANUFACX TURED by E. to T. Fairbanks to Co., Bt. Johnsburg, Vermont. FAIRBANKS SCALES have the universal confidence of the public. They have been known and severely tested for thirty years, sod are always right. The long experience of the inventors, their knowledge of the science of weighing, au>' their skill and ftuthfulue** in worsinanship, afford a sure guarantee that each pwrahrear will have a Scale— First.—Which is convenient and accurate, Sitamd —Which is made failhially and ot the best mstprtafa—am with cast-iron edges, which soon wear out— but with steel. Third.—Which is made scientifically, so that large loud*, when divided and weighed in email drafts, will produce the same aggregate upon any of the angles or parts of the platform fifth.—Which ia not liable to damage, or to expense fur repairs, but will remaiu tkiougu years of ccnslaut usage, always accurate We have on hand a large assortment of various > altera* aad capacity—Even Balance, Counter, Grocery, Portable Platform, aud Dormant scales; and will supply any desired size of Hay Beale*. Grain Scale*, or Railroad Scales, at Boston aricee, free of rharge for transporiaiiou to Inui. oapolis. BROWNING to MaYKR, Agents. junelS Washington street, ludianapolis.

OHARLES MAYER, NO. 2« WASHING. TON STREET, dealer in gtcesries, provisions, produce, foreign and domestic, g. een, dried, pickled and preserved fruits, candies, lozenzes, wooden, willow, stone, earthen and China ware, wire and wooden birdcages, cutlery fancy good*, and toys, violins, guitars, banjo*, tamborines. fifes, flutes, accordeons, etc., rattan children’s, misses’ ladies’ and gentlemen’s chains, fishing tackle, Bowie kmves. guns, pistols and revolvers firecrackers, fireworks, and a great vafte<y of •thcr goods too numerous to mention. novftklflm

piANDELEBRA’Sk—WB HAVE THIS du\ roeetveda beautiful assortment of C.WDl-E-BKA’S, also o( banging LAMP> for Halls and Cliurcues. EETCHAiM to MERRILL, doc 2ft No. 22 K n>t Wasningiuu-si.

TVTBW and yaleablb books just _L v received at the City Book Store: Fun Jottings by N. P. Willis, at WERJDEN to CHAMBERLAINS, nov 28 Opposite the Wnghi House.

piANOS X As we ar«

AT REDECED PRICES!!!— are abext to engage iu another busmens, ant’ as our stock is heavy, we have concluded to sell out our present large stock of Psuusi at greatly reduced prices for We will sell lower new than can he bought for again- Call aud see for yourselves, and be satisfied that we offer hergame lor the hollidays dee ft A.E. JONEBtoCO.

T\RAKB AND BRADFORD, BANKERS -EFaSD BROKEHS Dealer* iu Laud Warrants, Bankers for Southern aud West* rn accouuw. 28, Wad Strati, N»w You. Btlls on Ov :eiKl, Garney to Co., Iioodou, In same to suit J. M. DRAKE \ Formerly w.th N- G. BRADFORD, Jr. I Jack Little to Co. E. B. LITTLE, Special peiiner.

TV otic * T® contractors. X V Owners of the Indiana Central Canml, it

-THE Owners of the Indiana Central Canal, invite pro. nasal* for eieantng ont and repairing tto Canal from Broad Hippie I'owu to Soeeis’ paper milt in L.diaiup* tots, asrarly in Aprils* the season will admit. gpeeificaiions will to faratshed a* soon .» thay can be madooot by tka Ingtnear Proposal.- will be received (witk proper references) for the work, by the job or cu-b-.o yard. Ais*<ur 5888 feet, twelvo-uich square, while otot umber, aud two-inch oak ptank. Address W. D. Bnepaeru, Ii.diauapoltV or Jeremiah Jackson. No. 33 William 8L New York. Feb. 22.

f>BKAT VJ ROUTS

CENTRAL

ROUTE.—INDIANA

CENTRAL RAILWAY — I

NEW ARRANGEMENT.-

AND

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at 81 hamod. a at 18,46 A. A, 6,45 P M.

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AdMk AGENTS WANTED!!—A RARE JLWcuancK to Make MONEY - Having purtomsod tto interest of L. A Chapin for Coiton’a Sec-1tonal MoyrnU lodtrea, wo now offer to ageuta who will thorooghly canvore tore or more counties, afar better og. port Unity fur making money than iu any other work ever nffend ta agate*- Thais waft* are greativ improved ta ttolrekuduMure—epawuMM-of which e*u to *eaa at tto took Store of Wasu to Stewart, where maps and sgenftireemi aoiy to proaared Ageota are asauiud that they •tail houotho aastuma* right to sell <to larriiory aitoued ta ttom. WESTS-to STEWART P. g.—Enury Greamka, Msg,, tto former partner of Mr. Gfamia, still rotaion hi* interest in the** mapa, aud ta aa. reotafftd fromihrauato with Wans to Stewart in thoaaie aod delivery to Coltoo’a Seetiouto Map* of Itoiao*. Janfft [Loosaretireoad Tamps rapes Unto* copy.]

A MERICAN ALMANAC, FOR I36A—

XjLjret received at

^88^8fMM. MffiHtMt •( IffAgfffo. JMwermi in tA* Smote the United States fhh, 20, 1864 on the Ktbratka and Kansas

Bill.

[CONTINUED.]

Bk4, Mr. PresideDt, it is not * fact that Mi*souri was so admitted. Thai provision was in an act authorizing Missouri to form a State government, and providing lor her admission. What did she do? She tormod a State government, and presented her constitution hew ; was she admitted therefore, in consideration of this compact? Not so. The bill that was introduced tor her admision teas defeated entirely, and tor a long time was she kept in suspense, until Mr. Clay came in with his panacea—as he always hail for all the ilU of the body-politic a broad plaster that should heal all wounds and diseases—anti healed it all up. The Missouri compromise did not introduce Missouri to a position in this Government, nor was it by virtue of it at all; but a year afterwards Mr. Clay brought in a resolution, making another compromise, upon condition that Missouri should abrogate a provision in her constitution that she had already made by virtue of that law. It was not a provision that, having formed a constitution, now, therefore, ba it resolved, that she shall be admitted; but it provides directly— “That Missouri shall be admitted into this Union on an equal footing with the original States in all respects whatever, upon— Here is a condition—in all respects but “Upon the fundamental condition that the fourth clause of the twenty-sixth section of the third article of the constitution submitted on the part of said State to Congress, shall never be constructed to authorize the passage of any law, and that no law shall be passed in conformity thereto, bv which any citizen, of either of the States of this Union, shall be excluded from the enjoyment of any oi the privileges and immunities to which such citizen is entitled under the Constitution of the United States: Provided, That ihe Legislature oi the said State, by a solemn public act, shall declare the assent of the said State to the said tundamental condition, end shall transmit to the President of the United States, on or before the fourth Monday in November next, an authentic copy of the said; act upon the receipt whereof, the President, by proclamation, shall announce the fact; whereupon, and without any further proceedings on the part ot Congress, the admission of the said State into this Union shall be considered

as complete.”

That resolution was approved a year after the Missouri compromise. The Missouri compromise was made in March, 1820; this was approved March 2, 1821; aud this is th# condition on which Missouri was admitted— not on the restriction ot slavery. The absurdity of this provision was sufficiently commented upon by the Senator from North Carolina [Mr. Badger] the other day—the idea that by a solemn public act of the Legislature, the State could abrogate a provision of their own constitution, and should go to the farcical declaration that they would not violate the Constitution of the United States, and would not prohibit the citizens of the different States from going into the State, a security and guarantee given by the Constitution! But Mr. Clay, with his plgster and panacea, must have it covered over in this form. And now what was the provision that he required should be expunged, and which is the real Missouri compromise—the compromise on which Missouri was admitted? It was not that the southern men had agreed that slavery should not exist north of §6 ° 30min, but the condition was that she should strike from her constitution the following words: “It shall be the duty of the Legislature, as soon as may be, to pass laws to prevent free negroes and mulatloes from coming to or settling in this State under any pretense

whatever.”

Missouri had a provision in her constitution precisely soch as Indiana has now, that no negro or mulatto should come and settle in the State. Mr. Clay makes it a condition precedent to her coming in she shall repeal that. Do you suppose Missouri did it? Do you suppose she could do it? She could not do it. All men who have thought at all of the grades of power, whence they emanate and where thay terminate, know that the Constitution of the United States is paramount and first; that the constitution ot the State, not conflicting with the Constitution of the United States, or any law or treaties made under it, if next in grade; and that a legislative enactment is a mere cobweb when in contravention of tbe constitution; and hence it was a farce to say that tbe Legislature should abrogate a provision of the constitution; and upon condition it does, that the State shall come into the Union. That joint resolution of Mr. Clay, passed a year alter tbe Missouri compromise, did not yet let Missouri into the Union. Why? They had to go home; their Legislature bad to meet; bad to have an election, and immediately had to pass a law expunging their constitution; and then it had to be certified to the President of tbe United States, and be had to issue a proclamation, ta get Missouri into Union. And yet this question has been argued on the ground that Missouri of right, ear vi termini, came into the Union by the passage of the Missouri compromise. Nothing is mor? absurd. She was compelled to go home and do what she could, and go through the farce at any rate of abrogating a clause in her constitution. She did go home; and what did she do? She did not abrogate a clause in the constitution, for the Legislature could not do such a thing; but ahe paaaed a law saying that she would not violate the Constitution of the United States. 1 suppose that valitfind the President of the United Stales for the time being, who issued a proclamation, and^sho coma into the Union. 1 refer to this matter to show you that thay not ftimuhaneom acta; Mint it wan not anfoconaidaralion that Missouri should come into the Union that the Mieaouh compromise

eased.

[to a*continued.]

WRRDEN fa CHABKRLAIN’S, ■

OaftOsits tto Wnqai House.

plOMSTOCK’S NKW YORK REPORTS, eSft WBKDB5 to CHAMBERLAIN’S.

pMILDREN’S AND MISSES' HOSIERY ^^■AGtoretoiafteot variety. etoctoeftjW^^ “POPPERS-A NEW AND USE-

B. to KELLOGG,

T\K *• *• EGBERTS* -IFfICH at hi* residence, *o

DENTIST.—OF*

coreer to Deiowere •treat Ho ia prepared to practice BoaUstry ia ell its veriow breach** apoa tto latest aad mast approved ■slheffs. Aching teeth filled aad restored to priasitire nafaissaa withoal dsstroyiaf tto vitality «(tto esr*#. Alt *f*i*tisae weiraafaff Call ' mim bmm4wimie«

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