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ir'iAM •4*«rH« a MHi v of nt fo# C«nc«fit, PaatMfcmM, •* WT 4MaH^ ham AffNfWW* (tow of Q rfjri—ef. awl to pMf M* til *rvkMr>, or imyimm ■aemv»iMPOUTAirr irOTIOA-Ator tto'm *9 « itoM* Ary. I^Vf All •ttWrlpioft to tto D«tlV gTATB i—llAto, ti'jai Wo p«kl in otftr ineo. All odvortiMOtonW, lor botfc toily tai WtoWy, MOM •o imM for befofo tWoir mroriMft; ni tor all M Wortr o in otoi In iho Arntinol Job Room*, yy>1 will to rta'loi am Mirory ot too toofiirr TWooo rotoi will not apply t« thoor with who* wo haoo oponnl arrooatr HI tkM City. AtWTIN M. HHOWff * CO Dwtoeratlo •tato CoaToatioa. At a meotinsj of the Democratic Stale Central Committee,held in Indianapolieon Thursday, February the 2nd, 1864, it wae unanimously /r+wfiHif, That a Democ^tie State Convention be held in the city of Indianapoiie on Wednesday, the 24th of May next, at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices, rii: Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer of State, ami Superintendent of PoWie Instruction; and that the several counties in the State be requested to send one delegate for every two hundred Democratic votes given at the i'residentiai election of 1862, and also one additional delegate for every fractional vote over one hundred. Provided, That er cry county shall i>o entitled te at least two delegates. W. J. BROWN, Chctinnnn Mate Cm. Com. J. B. Normaw, Secretory.

By the way Mala a monthly,

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THE XARIOH COUHTY DEMOCRATIC COaMMITTEE Is requested to meet at the Counting room of the State Sentinel Office on Saturday afternoon, April 29th, at 2 o'clock P. M., to take ,ot<> consideration the propriety of calling a Democratic County Convention, for the purj>ose of selecting delegates to the State Convention. The Committee is composed of Austin H. Brown, J. M. Talbott, Powell Howland and John L. Spann, of Center township; A. Vines and L. A. Hardesty, of Lawrence; Samuel Cake and Thomas Morrow, of Wayne; A. C. Logan and Dr. S. Lofterf, of Pike; Morris Howland and I. W. Hunter, of Perry; John Baker and Joseph McConnell, of Warren; Kmsloy Wright and G. W. Swift, of Washington; A. D. Cuddington and Jesse Price, of Decatur; Benjamin Morgan andWm. Shimer, of Franklin. A punctual attendance of the committee is requested. Speeches on the Nebraska Bill. It is thought that the Nebraska bill will be brought beforo the House, about the first of

May.

The following members have spoken on the

bill:

Sknate—For Senntf Bill—Messrs. Badger, Brodhead, Brown, Butler, Cass, Dawson, Dixon, Dodge of Iowa, Douglass, Hunter, Jonee of Tennessee, Norris, Pettit, Thompeon of New Jersey, Toombs, Toucey, and Weller — 17. Ayainil the Rill.—Messrs. Boll, Chase, Cooper, Kvcrett, Fessenden, Houston, Seward, Smith, Sumner, Wade, and Clayton, (who, however, is in favor of the Missouri Compromise)—11. Horsr—Fey the Senate Messrs. J. C. Allen of Illinois; Barkdale, of Mississippi; Breckenridge, of Kentucky; Bridges of Pennsylvania; Brooks, of South Carolina; Caruthers, of Missouri; Clingman, of North Carolina; tawing, of Kentucky; Faulkner, of Virginia; Keitt, of South Carolina; Macdonald, of Maine; Preston of Kentucky; Smith of Tennessee; Stephens, of Georgia; and Wright of Pennsylvania—15. Again**, the Senate Bill—Messrs. Chandler, of Pennsylvania; Cnllom, of Tennessee; Fenton, of Now York; Franklin, of Maryland; Hunt of Louisiana; Mace of Indiana; Catting, of New York; Matteson, of New York; Meacham, of Vermont; Millson, of Virginia; Nichols, of Ohio; Norton, of Illinois; Gerrit Smith, of Now Yerk; Washburn of Illinois; Washburn, of Maine; and Yate^-16. The New York Journal of Commerce, after saying that^it cannot now be said the bill has not been thoroughly discussed, expresses its hope that the members of Congress will do their duty to the country and to God, as they understand it, after availing themselves of the best light they can obtain, and they have mrthing to fear. Wo unhesitatingly declare, that in the mercantile circles, so far as our knowledge extends, there is not on# half the opposition to this bill, that there was to the Sub-Treasury hill, before and after its passage —and yet now it would be hard to find a merchant, of any party, who does net heartily approve of the latter law, and who would not regard its repeal as a public calamity. "Steady, boys," is the watch-word. Go ahead, fearlessly and firmly, and be sure that the honest exercise of an honest judgment will, in t he end, meet a just reward. the Gadsden Treaty—Treaty With XlearafM. The correspondent of the New York «/<wnalof Commerce who is a warm advocate of the Gadsden Treaty, says: "The Senate first reported the project wMeh the President had submitted to them, and then they framed a futile and impracticable project and rejected even that. Thet are a capital body to mar the policy of the Kxeeo* tive head, but are too feeble to frame a policy of their own. The effort is to be toMe to-morrow, to adopt the Woo and to inerenet the sum offered to ten or twelve milllens. It # hoped dull the project to b* thus framed, will be^so far acceptable I ta Anna as to be made the baate of * new negotiation. But it la doubtful whether Santa Anna will accept even tweiti millions. Mr. Mttdjoar Minister in Central America, haa sent home a Treaty, by the h. nda of the Becretarv of Legation, Mr. Beelen, made with Nicaragua. The Treaty provide* the* the United Btatee shall reraynite as eatoWished,tbe boundaries Of Nicaragua, and includes the Musquito country within her limits. Tito United States Government ie thus made W

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the sfttlaiwti ia AWoa, the praoeedin® of out National Society, and tie proceed! behalf of the cause in the several Staten It la a valuable periodical and we ad vies the friends of the coaee to subscribe for it This number contains President Robert* last Mesangs to the Legislature of Liberia. It ia a sound, clear, eloquent and stateamanlike document. His recommendations are exin plain language. Bo dwells no longer upon any on# topic, than ie abeolutely to eoovey n dietinct idea ef what be meaaa. It ia frae from varbiage. It eviaeee that the man bee a clear bead, and a heart imbued with a love of God, Country and Liberty. Every sentence beam the impress of sincerity and a deep anxiety for the welfare of the people over whom he preside*. We regard it a model message. We feel glad too, that the infant Republic has a man at its head, who can command the respect and admiration of the civilised world, for hie wisdom and patriotiam. Liberia may expect continued prosperity under his administration. The message shows the finances of the Republic in a prosperous condition. The present year's revenue will enable them to pay off their debt and make all contemplated improvements. Every department practises the strict-

est economy.

The fact is announced that France has made the Government a present of a thousand muskets, uniforms, Arc. The difficulties with barbarous tribes were settled and peace and harmony prevail. The meet commendable exertions are being made to foster schools already in existence and build up others. The people are healthful, industrious, and happy. We shall have occasion to notice some of the noble sentiments conveyed in this message, in connection with an article comparing the efforts of the philanthropist engaged in aiding by his sympathy and means, to give "a home and a country" to the negro, with the mistaken and fanatical zeal of the abolitionists of this country, who despise this glorious cause, and by their reckless policy would dissolve the Union of the States. * From the “table of emigrants,’* we find that the number of emigrants sent to Liberia by the American Colonization Society and its auxiliaries in the several expeditioas from 1820 to 1863 inclusive, is 8,204. The Maryland Society has sent about 1,000. . We do not know how many the New York Society

has sent.

power of the church, U an ii EBiMrytQ tfc. Ml n*m

guarantee the disputed claim of the eountff of the Musquito 1 object of this Tresty is. el course, to ]

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U.'R. OoVerrrmenfio e hostile

the

Government of Greet on, in pursuaoce of th right of protecting the

Treaties with Indian Tribe*. The Senate has ratified without amendment the treaties recently negotiated by Commissioner Manypenny with the Omahas and the tribes of Ottoe and Missouri Indians, who inhabit the Northern portion of Nebraska Territory. By these treaties those tribes cede to tha United States all their lands, reserving only a place for their future home, to be selected by tbe President, and to which they agree to remove as soon as they arrange their affairs. The United States agrees to pay: "Toths Ottoes and Missouries—$20,000 annually, for three years from the 1st of January, 1855; $13,000 per annum for the next ten years; $9,000 per annum for the next fifteen years; and $5,000 per annum for tbe next twelve

years.

To the Omahas—$40,000 per annum, for three years from the first of January, 1855; $30,000 per annum for the next ten years; 1 $20,000 per annum for the next fifteen years; and $10,000 per annum, for the next twelve

years.

The Government distributes to the three tribes the further Sum of $81,000, to enable them to settle their affairs ard move. The United States are to erect for each of the tribee a grist and saw-mill, and provide a miller; also, to erect a blacksmith shop, and furnish tools and an experienced Smith; likewise a farmer for the period of ten years to instruct the Indians in Agriculture. The Indians also agree,not to commit depredations upon the property of citizens of tbe United Staten, or to make war on other tribes except in self defence, but to snbmit their grievances and differences to tbe Government of the United States. ^ I li«te ferriga Xewahjr the Aato In addition to onr telegraphic despatches, wo clip from the N. Y Journal of Commerce the following details of the news brought by

the Asia:

The following It Admiral Napier's address signalled to his crews on announcing the Declaration of War;— "Lids! War is declared! We arc to meet a bold and numerous enemy! Should they oiler m battle, you know how to dispose of them! Should they remain in port, we moet try to

get at them!

"Success depends upon tbe quickness and precision of your fire! Lads, sharpen your cut-

lasses, and the day ie your own!"

Tut Smzonn or ran twu Rocha* Stoamms or Wat iff THU Tuaum—-Tbe statement that two wooden stoam-frigates, aearly oomplcfed in the yard of Mr. FitcMr, if Nortbffeet, intended for the Russian Govern-

ment, hod

roitted to R on the 7th, s Ml increasing to 140,000 men, instead of 80,000 tbe number of recruits of the dsns of 1852. Thu Mmiteur contains the following pera"Palaee of the Toilerles, April 5. "The Emperor received this day, in private audience, M. Habnor, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Hie Imperial and Royal Majesty the Emperor of Austria, who had the honor of delivering tn bis Imperial Majesty a letter from his sovereign.** The points touched on are believed to be mens developed in the conversation which follow the presentation of the Impend missive than in the i&cnment itself. Bui whether in the letter or in conversarion with the Austrian Ambassador, tbe following are said to be the leading points:—the approbation by Austria of the policy and measures adopted by the French and English Government* up to tbe latest period; a detailed explanation of the reasons, founded on tbe diversity of German interests, which have hitherto prevented Austria from entering on a more decided action; hopes held out, if not promise given, that within a period not far distant, Austria will assume a more decided attitude. The "period not far distant,” must have reference to some contingency, and that contingency is presumed to be tbe further advance of the Russian army into the Turkish territory. Indeed, it is added that, either in tbe letter or in theconversation, it was stated, that so long as the Russians remained on the left hank of the Danube, Austria would have continued to maintain her neutrality; but that the Russians having passed tbe Danube, Austria would send an army of observation on the frontier of Servia and Bosnia; and that if they passed the Balkans, then, indeed, Austria would remain no longer in observation, but would co-operate with England and France. Nor are all hopes of Praaeia given up, and there are indications that that Power will before long assume an^attitude befitting a great and independent nation. For some days past matters wore a gloomy aspect,—today all appears couleur de rose, and confidence in the union of the great Powers against the common offender is high indeed. O^rThe Miami County Sentinel announces that a daily paper has been established at Warsaw in this State, called the “Warsaw Dsmocrat.” We have not bad tbe pleasure of seeing that Daily. O^rThere are now due four ships, which have not been beard from, and which there is too good reason to believe; have perished. The steamship City of Glasgow, sailed from Glasgow for Philadelphia on the 1st of March, with some four hundred souls on board, and has never since been spoken. Tbe Leviathan packet ship sailed from New York on the22d of November, and the Louisa Fieli about tbe 1st of December, both for Liverpool, and no account of either has been received. The Clipper Dauntless left Boston for Valparaiso on the 22d of October and nothing is known

of her fate.

I SaTATR AMD STOCK OFTSCK.— |^te-lBKW.YOKK OTXOLSSALE ASD 8 ITT AH. GHA4 > MA> A ■rVKSNAlf, tojf OOOB> aTOIIH— Howe, lafoan-

toe, ertogr

of RAttJBDAD

l AMD LOTS.

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Job* MiTCHiLL -Both houses of the Louis, iana Legislature have passed a series of com plimentary resolutions, inviting John Mitchel, the Irish exile, to that State, and tendering him the hospitalities of the capitol,

which invitation he has accepted.

The nomination of Mr. Angell, as Consul

to Honolulu has been rejected.

NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Utrsw BOOKS.—MR*. PARTINGTON’S X * Ray ins*; l^inn>(ifhier. of tH« T-wple. spy, \VK.<r* k STEWART.

RESIDENCES. IV ’i nnmfx’T of 'h*

—WE HAVE FOR SALE most ile«iri*ble r<*« : drnePS in this

ly foV priors r»n<fln* front S<M)0 to 98,000 Persons wi-hme t» l>nv n InMutifi.l Home will do well 10 five o* seal*, a* we will take pleasure in showinf properly

without Charge

VACANT I OT* AND OUf r.OT3. — Loi* eei» be boogM at our office - for price- ranging from 9900 to 94,000 situated at a'l pAinia of tbe city. We have also a numiter of out. lot* m the auhwbe of tbe city suitable

for country r aidcnceW

Mlf»L PROPERTY—We will sell on rood term-a tool So tun Saw Mill with ‘-'48 acres of land on me of

the Railroad- leadme from tbi- city.

TO MANVPACTTJRKRr'.—A number of lot-suitable for mat.ufaeluring purpose* cm be bought chesp by Im-

mediate aWl.ea<ioH at oar office.

STOCK-.—We have on hand a number of shares of B.

R. RtoeV- which will be «o'd at fair rates.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY is offi-red to tbo-e wbo are deetrntM of engating in a profitable beviness. We have for -alffien e*irn»!ve Clothier and Purnl-hinr E-tablirh-:i«h mets i't one »f the l>e»t Tutsi ne*t s’and- in the city. OUR BOOKS are now opened for entrie-'of property, aSd all persons ties revs of disposing of tbrir property, on fr od terms, have an opportunity offerd them, a* we will endeavor to tm prompt and energetic in disposing of

all t ronetir placed in our hands.

TERMS ns reasonable a- any other office in tbe city.

wam.ace a haughey, No. 19 West Wahsmgto.t street,

ap9**dtf * Indianapolis.

(KTJACOB HUNTINGTON will mrm m OwTPIoum iMtounce to the vote** of the TlUid Ward, O. WILLIAMS, an a -adUata for Council te. apIS (Kr JACOB BECK win serve as (Sty snsawi. It ejected. apt* $5TWe are authorised to snuousee CHAS. COULON, m a candidate fin City A»wwor a* the can*, tag etceuoa. spl* 03rWo are authorized to sDnounes%AT' THKW L1TTLR as a candidate for roeaetlaua ia the First Ward. apll O^TWe are authorized to announce THOS. MrCLAMROCK aa a candidate for Aasneaor, at the eassiag election. apll-p Q3~Mr. Editor:—Please announce die name of JAME* McCREADY aa a candidate tor MayerapIO MANY VOTERS. O^T We are authorized to announce ROBERT DOWNEY ae a candidate for the atoce of City Asseeeor, at the coming election. apie (KT JOSEPH a. WATSON will serve as sae of the Comieiliacn ia the Fifth Ward, if elected.

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(KT JAMES WOOD will serve as Civil Ragiacoc for the (Sty, if elected. ap7 OST JOHN G. WATERS is a candidate tor Citv Asemaar, at the eommf City election. ap7 O^T We are authorized to announce LIVINGSTON DUNLAP aa a candidate for Coaacilmaa ia the Pixth WarJ. ap7 03T Mr. EMter: — Please amtonuee the name of WILT I AM HUGHEY as a eiditow for rn-eieetw-a for Str et Commiasioaer, at tho Hay election apd.p (grMessr*. Editors:—Please announce ALEXANDER GRAY'D©*, Jr., aa a candidate far Coaacilia aa ia the Second Ward. MANY PRIRNDf*.

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OCT We are authorized to announce A. F. SRORTRIDGR aa a candidate for re-deetum to tho office of City Ti eacerar. v apS (KT JOSEPH W. DAVIS will serve at Council man ia tbe First Ward if elected. ap9 (ET L. B. WILLIAMSON will serve as Gouncilmen in the First Wan) if elected. apR OOrWe are authorized to announce tbe me of BUS HA McNEBLY at a candidate for Marshal at the eneniHg election. aprill-p 0£rWe are authorized to announce CALEB 8CUDDER aa a candidate for re-doeiioa to the office of Mayor. mar90 O^rDANIEL B. GULLET will serve as City Cierfc if re-elected. ' ‘ ntarSa O^rPleaae announce the name of JAMES N. S WEBTSBR as a candidate tor City Clcrh at the easatag election. inarSS 05rWe are authorized to announce JOHN L, AVERT aa a candidate for Coaaeilama in the Ft rat Ward. mares (KrJfr. Editor:—Please announce WM. D. SHEPHERD aa a candidate tor City Clerk, vt theonaaiag election. marVb (KT We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN PILBEAN »* a candidate tor re-election to tbe office of City Marshal. 03” We are authorized to announce STEPHEN PITTS ae a candidate for Street Commimtoner < the aiming election. marts 03*We are requested to announce CARET H. BOATWRIGHT ar a candidate for Coaarilman ;i» the 4th Ward, at the approaching City election, maria Q3" We are authorized to announce the name of A. TAPPE, aa a candidate for City Mirahai at rite enaaing election. msrlO (£rMr. Editor:—You will please announce tbe name of A. D. ROSE, ae a candidate for City Trees nrer, at the approaching spring election, and • blige mard-p MART FRIENDS. OSTWe are requested to announce HUGH SI.A VfN an a candidate for Street CetamMeaer at the en. •nisg city election. fetot 03"We are requested te announce JACOB VANDEGRTFT, of Center Township, aa a Candidate for Representative. mi

T>EAL ESTATE STOCK AND COLL1CXV Tl*0 AGENCY.-The onderrigned will give their afiettMtn to all the varioa* department* of Iteoinem bebv'gin* te a General Arcttcy, for baying and nailing Real Ertateand St neb*, and for tbe payment of Take* of nonretridem*. Tliey will also attend promptly to the col lection and securing of claim*. Office for the prevent over McMtllgn’v Store, Wacbmgton at., Indianapoli*. apSSdtf WALLACE to HAUGHEY.

JUi. No. f*Tr *»toci

been seined by the Cuetores, In

pursuance of an order from Her Majeety** Government, ie correct. The meebinery for them, of (he value of 180,000 wm Meo sei*> aed by the Custom# authorltle*. The veearis are of 1,300 tons, and pierced to curry 2$ guns. They aro not sewed, hut the one ready for VenncWng beers the figurshe^ of the Omr. We toe torered (hat (he Admiralty did not entertain any negotiation for tbe pur-

^ i.tonMto. of L

rnimm ef twe mmrmmm fififtoes, built by

interval, of a very r machinery intepded

mu wift*A

WARD, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. XWent Washington afreet, he* itwt received a assortment of acaaonable good*, constating of Clothe,

CnsaltneTc* and Veatiifgc. of Ike varlotw qualities and e«v lora, which he is prepoivd to make np to order in the very beat manner, nlwey* gaarantcelag a perfect fit. Also on hand a general a?* 'riment of famMtittgjoato, (veb *v Hosiery. Glove*, Shtfl*, CoSaw, Cravat*, Stock*. Handkerchieto, die. Ala*, a firm rate avaortment ef ready made Coma, Vr«t» and Fama, gotten ap here under Me own aopervicion, which be ean recommend aa being

aomething a little better than naaal.

N. D, KrciLK mill prraidea over the evatom departateot, and ail favoring lhi< efttMiahment with their o.dei* ean he amnred of a food fitting garment afteSm

ITLETCHIR’B GOODE HATE ARRIVE ED—The wtdoralgwcd, at 99 West Washtnoion at., ie now receiving and opening a fresh and detirnMe *»oek of Noar Gootto which hnve bee* seieeied in Now York

m to *tyle attoeovt, and anil he aoM as

With great care a* to style and e.>

R fob tore** Goode; plain and (MM* fvrtw Whsttmn Vie. Brilmirt*; LoWnv; De tmbwe; French, F.uglwh and A met can tJmgbam*: Engli«h French and Amor, Pria'a; 9-ply, lagtam, neper Cortwt warp Hemp Cerpewt ffimh Regs. Matts, Stair Carpet*, rieh Center Table Cover*, Damiwh-. do; Cloth*, SbawU. Mantilla*; Satin, Crape, H. -ttraw ae* Braid Bonjatv; ChthtomF* Bhamia —d Rihbon*. Week Silk. Fur, Ko.-mh, P tnh, Panama, , Atboni. Palm and IPaid Hata; theae are all sew

Damatk-. do; Cloth#

Lawn, ft| "

Flat-; Rii

iRyftkdHHEPi .HI an* Are«h atyle*. Clothe. CaMimore*. 9mmaw. Cottonntoav; Idnea* »>rwwa and Meek Maattam; Carpet Saefca; rMt and piste Perarndv. Umhvaihw; llamery. Gloves, fHn-

pawdorv. Cotnae. half Hone, Not <mv. Matiom oto, Cravat*; b'aelt rnd fancy dre-a «illa, toe Vary thanhfol tor pwt liberal pmraimys w

heH •ottatowanavafibeatmie. Gar imtrntttmM are to aetl tteM #aoto m LOW PRICEtt. I roUcit an i kamM Hwofy mwfc. H. A. FLETCNER.

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■DOO0MTBT From 3S to *B pieces uf km*, varying in gnaumy foam # fo Mt, aadiatanrea ranging Rom t «• l(maefromia« ettyUmuA vaannag AND FAHMINO LANDS. Atom to form*, from te to *50 acre*, among which are some of the beat Stock form* in ihe Stne. Price frmn SIB to gto per acreAlao, a large qaantity of Timber lamia at varkms price*. ' VALUABLE norv.T. PROPERTY. I. A very desirable Floor Mill, Saw Miii, and Woollen Factory, on Flat Rock, • miles north of Coinaetaa, Ind. Bath water ami Meant power. Pnee U13JC8S, on easy term*- Trry tknrnp. aa the property ia exon weU improved. FnRpartientuna oar uffi.-e. i. A FU>nr and Saw Hill, and aeven dweUimts, together with 3B8 ocreaaflaad m a very fine state of Hue icon one of mcbestmiil atrram* m Indiana—Fail Creek—near ladfoaapalis. 3 A Steam Saw MiB, and 993 acre* of land, about 11 mdes from Indiaaapoiia. 4. A tow Mill an* Corn Cracker, with 80 sere* of land, about ten miles from Indfonapwiu. 5. Aa undtvidad fourth part of a new Steam Flour Mill, with four acres ef ground. 6. Vatuabie anti proper.y, and a large tody of land, to gothar with village tot* and improvements, worth in all •75,000. On the line of one of onr beat Rati road*, and with never lading water power. 7. Saw Mill and 180 acre* of the be*t quality of limber land. Ncnc a asmriah fog village, aad on a good Railroad. Pnee stoat f 1« 000. & Grim and Saw Mill, water power, and90 arte*. 9. Steam tow Mill, on a railroad, 30 aules from Indianapolir, good houaea, toe, and liO acr *. with timber ennngh to poy for the whole S4 099, on easy tens*. For partienlars, call at our office or addrea* us far letter. TO PURCHASERS. Persona wishing to purchase Property would do well to give os n call. We would have it uuderstood that price* aad terms aw not stereotyped. We are always ready to receive ponpmittona, makiag no charge* against era, or persona wishing to look at property We affind ample necommodaiion to ttooe who desire to examine property with a view of purchasing, with oat expense to them, when within a reasonable distance from the city. TO THE PUBLIC. L?-We have a German Clerk for the benefit of German CHllOEhffTH. .Permaa wisbing to reaiizes cash for then’ property wool* do well to coll on nr; when not convenient to coll, they can tend us a description of their property its improvements, location, and the price of the some. Our rates of coountasion for selling Real Estate are as follow#: Prom «3M and under 94,000, 3 p cmt., from W.Ote and under 98 OOh. l% 9 earn.; from 98.000 and over, I 9 cent. On the *~le o' property, while in our hands, com-mts-ton is charged. Xo *ule, no commiwiou or chsrge whatever Notice of intention to withdraw property from nur books, is required tw« week* previous to withdrawal, to enable us to close up any proposed trade. Onr sales are brisk, aad have amounted to 989000 in one week Strangms visiting onr city, have every advantage ofiered them for selecting the moat desirable bargains, and per•an* having Lamia, Lou aad Hooves for sate, will bo bene&ited by the exiroardiaary facilities ofiered 10 purchasers at our office. CHAPMAN to VcKKRNAN, »p** 38J£Wea» Washington-at. Indianapolis

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TBS OCTAGON OOTTAOB FOB SALE. —Tbto iaooeof the mow pltmawt r—tfi—rea in the City; ie new, an* toe only boro menpto* a torn mootto; coot aim tan mums, wall papatod ; *aab h* with weight*; evory Window bn* nowMb blinds; a In cistern for rain water, five well of nmii; good cedar, ia which there is a frnmaee to boat every mom in 00M w that; coal grates in fonrTooma; fbnr tntor mama can ha grates. The lot ia Ite foat by 139, dirortly ogpaaito Col. MeCartey’*. For terms enqatre of D. Tattle, Uvtag on tin prmnfoo*. apSM-dtf FREDERICK WRIGHT.

B. B. B-QUICK CURB#.—Until the inwodoetisu of the R. R. R renmdim in 1040, no ivinudy ever claimed the marveioae power to relieve pots instantly, or even to pr^wfoa a corn of any d-oa-c in a given time. RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF, during the month of Jnty, euro* Mr, James Betown, Jane •Mat, New York, of • Chrome Rhanamtl«m in IBhnara. It relieve* him of pain in ten mutates. Mr. toheim hem, of Prooblyn, merippte, wm anolila* to walk without hi* eratchm 10 Mean ahnotaa after tto sorkwas drawn from the hawlo. Coi Jeans, rtf Osk .MeHagx, ▼*. 0 safi^tar for away awmh*. waa so retiovndihac *U pufo was rimi t ed from bath leys by the inaotto second leg oh* gunfismsw Wring on tto C stead's pi aa tart an, wo* cared ofa atifikoso in fire mmmaa. Ttonoandoef dyaaw ttof aafiffimihan wamsnsto in fifteen tainnm, ertwanty wiaamr at tto farshsu. YVnrvlsno naaamhy for UngOftagispam. The R. B R romalisi are daiYinedto

1 rapidly ae it

io topateh thaw npnto tnm them hech to) R-R.R.renmd to map ton wan lent eampMMia a vtw hears. OfiUe No 109Fallenswnat. Mffibfl

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Me LEAN’S VOLCANIC OIL ZJNIKKBT is truly a celebrawd Remedy, and ha* done m to alleviate human safiferingthan any remedy ever daaeoverod. One or two appi teat tons will reletve the moat severe Pam, Brniae or Sprain. Two bottles will dense, purify, and heal tbe foalest Ulcer or sere, and it will heal the moat revere barn or F sld without a scar. Every Family should have a supply eonatantly on hand for use ia time of need. For Horses it ie far superior to aay other remedy for curing La men e**. Bruise*. Cats, Scratches, Old to Swellings, toe., Ac. Read the following certificate, which is incontestable proof of its wonderful efficacy: Akotkzb Csipflb CtntKD—J If. DfeLemn—Sir; 'eel it adaty I owe to tbe public to make known the following, hoping that they am) learn by experience, and discard x worthies* stuff which has been pressed into notice by false certificate* and long adrertisewents. For six months I was confined to my mom a cripple from Rheumatism- My knee waa swollentremendouaiy, producing the most severe pains. Tbe mnaeies were contracted *0 that I could not straighten my leg at all. I plied the Mosiang Liniment for four weeks, but it done no more good than any other tnrea«e. 1 obtained and a your Volatile Od Limmctm in three weeks it refoxed the muscles and cured aw permanent! v. AMER’CUS CASEADY, Saline County, IBs. I saw Mr Casesdy when be wss afiBeted aa wsted. and ho is now woM. WM. M. ELLIOTT, Pfokeyvdle. J. H. Me. I .saw. Solo Proprietor, St. Loots, Mo., and for sole in lodiauapoii* by W. W. Roberts, Druggist, at proprietor'* prices. dee 00 dir

D. MILLER, rs spec tort ly tadwaw tto eiri28ns of Indianapolis and vicinity, tout he ha* entered imo tto business of BiU-Pmeine and Dietri time Bsflb, Cmrdmt. ft, amp weald fed UtaakfM for aay patronage the public may see proper to bestow. He fiattem himself that entire satisfaction will ho given, and hia pm rant have no eaaoe to ccafolaia. Orders left at tbe Seatfod sod Journal Office* will meet with prompt attention. Chargee mode-rite. tfcbd

the metrofolitaw daousrrxab GALLERY in C oixxts Hsu. In tto loaa of friends by death them fo o tire to mala a correct Hkeoeso of what they were in health, aad the skill of tto artist fo often called into exercise In tto vats attempt to snatch this image from the deep I death when it has been neglected to that iaevtUMe’ our. Those a ho deal re to secure one of these valuable “ mementoes” executed in tto highest perfection of the art, should not foil to call on Rea to Bailey, at tto Me troparttan Dagaenexo gallery— *• Ere decays effacing finger* Have awagt tto a

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bis eatmr office, for tto purpose of entering into oil bos in* iii. aa* ofiaw hie establishment for sale, (bet afowm sartfely newi «w rassaaalila tanas. It isttooaty eae i— tto c amy, aad envoys the satire confidence 1 goto will of both WMgsaod Demoersts. md isdomgl TWcen F1A00 sad worth of work ia x yew. with a steady increase of basia«m. Tto adverthiug aad Job work eassma camwt be beat by any Cooney affise in the Maw. Far farther pamen’ers eaqa .re ef tto Editor of iM* paper. feblfotf

J- M. TALBOTT A (TO., WHOLE*ALE DEALERS IV frrarur Dev Oooaa, Hraaw Gooaa, Palm Uatx, Novwao, toe. IND.

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►■amawsanodtisaf Of Spring Goons, just reeeired. ihllt iWf iiiiiii aoj adeek avur enhihrted ta Uuseity. OurDtus*,Shanrland Prmt Departs ta. rueu.se uaiafimwa«hm.aodaretsnwwplsmifol mi Jt tor newest

Giovo, Lace mmA Brnbro-derr Oetarthsoaeh 'toe baameso*' 7 enamiag to that Om Itemimu. Drpmtmcat is wdl Marked with Sheetlags and Shirting mnslioa, of tto most ^r-ved mmhen Table Coven, .Napkins, Toweling*. Chub*, ^suite ts, Janaa, Tweeds, Dnllisgs, < *herk*. ^triprs, toe., tor. lYe rosprctfuily Hdtrtt s call from tbi Wk.devaie Boy. V(suing war cay, prt.mi»>nr to idar indacrments thT tbrnr atiensioa. as ws sir *au ana oamminsa to compete with any boose j tto Eastern or aay other W fo H. GLENN, ry5-dtf Propm tor*

ugr*’ TMB STOMACH pfepares tto elraMatfbf * the bile aad toe bltsoal; aad if itdoes the mork toebiy aad impcncctiy, liver disease is tto certain reL As soon, therefore, u any affection of tto liver in perceived, we may to sun: that tto digestive organa are ont of order. Tto first thing to be- done, is to administer a specific which ssill act directly upon tto stomach—tto mainspring of toe aaimal machinery. For this purpose we caa rrcommend Hoon.*.»o’* Gera Bitten, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadci. phia. Ai-iimg aa an alterative auj a tonic, it strength, ena the digeatioa, changes tto condition of tto Mood i thereby gives regularity to the bowel*. apl»

mdgrem NEW DRY GOODS STORE. So. 43 East Washington Street, between tto Wiight Heme nod ■ ennaylvania SR, ludianapoiis. Iwi Ilsanocx A McKkx re*prcitu>ly uuuounce that they have leased the room formerly oceupied by Wns. Y. Wiley, sad will open on Monday Jpril Irtrk, one is the largest and best seieeied stocks of Foreign and Domestic Ifry Goods ever rxinb itot fo this city. Having made ar rangemenu w.th toe priaeipal Manafoeturers and 1mpnera ia the Ban, the,- will be constantly receiving the Latest and moat Fashionabie style* of Dreis Goods, and will be enabled to ofier them lower than any tutor i»tablishment in tto City. They invite attemion to tto loUowing 1st of prices Fnat eofosed rin*s, 0* c Fine Berege De Lames, 10$ Fine Madder Frints, 8 Linen Haiultoreaeus, (U ♦-4 English Prints, 1*^ Ffrueh-wrOaghtCotlare In Past Colored Lawns, ixa Plaid Silk*, an Pine French Lawns, 16} Ftam Black Silk* 75 Persian Closto 1£| Brocade Silk* ltd Silk, Crape and Straw Bonneu ot ihe newest. .c nosr fMhionibie shapes—some as low as 37X cents. Summer Shawl# of every description. White Goods and Embroideries in great variety. Gloves and Hoisery ef all tomb; together with a large mod extensive seeortmest of Domestic Goods, all of which will bo sol i from 10 to 15 per cent, cheaper than any other Hoase in the Cty. Particular attention paid to Housekeeping Goods BARBOUR A McKEE. ■9# 43 Ea*i Washington-at.

AW^ir*- DYSPEPSIA.—The Rrek Ro-e Com pound fo rapidly gaining popularity in tto comsannity, as the greatest modem remedy forte* oring the vital prtoeipie, and diffhsing a healthy circnlatioa of Blood through the system. Patients suffering fi om Dyspepsia, Scrofula, and general debility, ah Quid by ail means procure the Rock Rote. See advertisement in another column. Gaoron Barre, Cotta., Oct. 1st, 1850. Rev. A. B. L. Myers: Dear Sir—This is to certify that f have fall confidence in the ‘ Rock Rose,’' aad believe it stands unrivalled relative to tto complaints it purposes to core. I have used it for nervous afihctioM and Dyspepsia, with success, and would recommend it to all who are afflicted with Dyspepsia, general debility aad Scrofulous difficulties. H. T. ALLEN, ap!9 Pastor of Groton Bank Baptist Church.

HEAD the advertisement of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. There are statement* of no ordinary interest to ail so unfonnnatu as to be afflicted with too difficulties it cores. api-lm

► ADVERT1.sk in the ANDERSON GA ZETTB. Wests A Stewart Agents. [jan98

AMUSEMENTS.

A IXCTIGN SALES—BT WILLIAM T. -LN- WiLET.—Chaus*, Baasvnasa, Ac—On Thursday morning. 37th foi., at 10 o’clock, I will a*lL2j do*. New Chairs, 3 doz. Bedsteads, and other article- of Pm-

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RAILROAD STOCKS. AC.

I wilt sell on Monday eveaiar. May I. at gne-ilght, at my Auction Rooms a variety afpiadioad Storks. Bunds, Ac., Ac. F.r partirefons see Catalogue Stock — '

now open—Stocks reraived and offered daring sate. CATALOGUE BALE OF NEW ANDV ALU ABLE BOOKS.—On Moudav aad Tueadav evening*, May 1st aad Sd, at ear y gas, I will sell hr and fo order of Cato, logue, a very large and enmee collection of new standard and miseeilanrou* BOOKS m fo* various branches of literature, all of whict are of the latest edition*, eomusising works in History, Travels. Biogrspilea, Es,a)s, fo#- many of whi. h are in efegant styles of bfodinga. Also, Annuils, Albums, Bih'es. P, ayer Books,

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For farther particulars see estalorne*. >1*35 WM. Y. WILEY, Am..

nuscovra HIPPODROME! T3ESTORATION OF THE EWn’Ti v AT.a t J-V 6an.es and Amnaementa ot the Ancient Greek and Roman. Second Season ia America. Pnifoii’i Colossal Hippo rame! with ail its animated splendors, its sring Chariot Races, Gorgeous Toarnamenta, exhiier lag Field and Desert Sports, aad .ther exciting and 1 vel ex tret am of the Olyiapean Arena and Middle Age comprehending tto .-tadinm. the Conrae. ihe Arena foe Chase, the Tilting Ground aad tto Camp, under one immense canopy, covering upwards of TWO ACHES OF GROUND, with ample accomaaod nioa for seating 9000 spectators, ia now on its way to the West, and will exhibit ia indtanapous, on Saturday, may 6, imp, Afternoon and Evening. Two hundred Hor*e, and Ponies. Fifty Capfogea and Caro, Racing •vtrietos. Hutmg Camels, Trained Elephants, and Reindeer broke for tto Chase, will be introduced in tto course of the entertainmeBt. SIXTY MALE AND FEMALE CHARIOTEERS^ Steeple Chasers, Fox and Stag Hnmerv, Hurdle Jampero, with a fan troupe of riders and Gymnastic A mates —the elite of both hemispheres will appear in aaccesrivo aad animated scenes. Admiroion—Boxes 50 cento. Pit 25 cento. Doora open# m2* and. 7 >4, to commence at 3 and 8 o’clock, P. M. apiS-dA w

AUCTION SALES.

TKTTL T. WILEY, AUCTTOST ASD 'J MISSION MERCHANT, nod Dealer k iv Emote. Brrzms toaUtto burineaa m«.. of city. Cash advanced on aonsignmenu. (D^Waahingtou street, oppome Wright House.

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Take notick—all pebsons en--R. DCBTKD to the late firm o* FrhUey toConmaoaro heieby nostfio* to eail and settle immediately. Aad those rter etafime will please prew.i them, aa tto bosweas Wto dosed np wdhom delay. The barnnea* hereafter wdl be eondaeted at the old stand by fo« aoderaigaed, and weinvne ooreM frisods aad caste ow»s to give ae a call. JOHN COTTMAN fo CO., **itm m a

TpIFTH SESSION OF THE COltMEBE CIAL COLLEGE OF INH ANATOLI to—The 5th “^Jro&ieSr mCMfo^ tla'toMm! ssaro r^a B the epaaingo^too Pall demean. In fiepolmhmr aaxt. 1 — w McK SCOTT.

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