Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1855 — Page 2

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DAILY SENTINEL

J. BROWN ANDO. P, BUPLL. (twmM.

INDIANAPOLIS. IN D.

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W« Mk tke hxlalfrDc* of oar reader*. m»4 oopodalljr tko member* of (fee General Amembly irhtlel we renew the ajeteu of Free Bankiog which ha* ao far been a system of Free swindling. We know this is rather a strong expression, bat in these tisses it is not bsst to mines words. Plain troths should be spoken in plain angnags. By the depreciation of this SJUnp/atitr currency the people of Indisna hare been defrauded out of more than a million of dollars. This amount has been taken from the pockets of honest men who M eat their brand by the sweat of their brows,” and transferred to the ranlts of the Bankers, who hare, so far, dodged that onirersal curse pronounced on mao at his fell. They toil not, neither do they spin, yet Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of them. Let those who deal in soft words at the expense of truth find the language to portray their acts in milder terms: We cannot It may be said that some of these banks hare faithfully redeemed their promises to pay and hare thus preserred the credit and confidence of their institutions. To such our remarks hare no

application.

Th. conTsntton which framed the preocnt dam| ^ t ^ dow „ „ tla „ iroll Gmetitntion of lodiene, euembled et . time j upon t|l0M who dued wonhlp 0od ^4.

la oar opinion itinipolntn. Wn shall not attempt In rsoinw Mr. Bnd> son's hill, now before the Nooee. It hnre done much good if these restrictions had boon inserted in thneriginnl bill, hat it in now loo ate to mead a stays and brneaa The sdtftco is radically dafectirw—the foundatioo is inaecure, and fall it must. The sooner than it comas down the

mar.

The people are looking to their Senator* and Bepfeseatafirna to do something that will saee'tbem in the future. Let the law be repealed,and let a reasonable time ha gires for thoaa banka in opararion to wind up. Thosa Banks which bars ceased to redeem their notes, should at once be put into liquidation. The Free Banking Law I eing repealed, can anything be substituted in its place ? Thia shall form tbq subject of our next article. [Per the Stele ^eatiaeL]

Politeeal

Missus. Editors.—We read in history, that the adrocates of the dogmas of legalixedL reli~ gion in years passed, burned at the stake, dissenters, and with reckless cruelty offered up to sacrifice all who did not sanction the tenets of truth promulgated from beneath the crim-

son canopies of crowned heads!

When Protestant socceeded Catholic, and when again Rom* was in the ascendant, the

when the bubble of speculation bad just be gun to inflate. There was a cry for more bank-

ing to the dictates of their own conscience. Yet, in this our modern day, our day of pride,

ing feciluiee. Thi. dernend did not come ^ glorIi thwe hM sprung op in our

; midst a, party linked together by a chain of : dark design, who, like blood-hounds pursue

vidu.1. who hope to booom. rich, not by tabor. ^ won|hippew ^ p eU .^ cU urch , even to

but by a eort of boon, poem legerdemain. th> thrMho | d of lh » .lu,.

The sacred feelings of our forefathers who bought our freedom with their dearest blood, and amid the smoke and carriage of the sanguinary battle field, fought side by side, Catholic and Protestant, are forgotten by their degenerate sons; and in one vast, damnable conspiracy, they seek to stamp the seal of a nation’s condemnation upon the descendants of those who crossed the broad Atlantic to strug-

gle for our liberties.

Could the mouldy forms of those patriot fsges arise in their sepulchral habiliments* from the noiseless confines of thi tomb, and see the wayward degeneracy of the present day,'one simultaneous curse, deep and lasting, would fall from lipe long stilled by the icy hand of death ! Could he who slept beneath the midnight sky, uncovered save by the blue canopy above—he who weathered days of peril and nights of storm, with Z/r/tiyette, stand in their midst;—with sorrowing tone would he pronounce the deep ingratitude of those who deny a home to the citizens of France. What boots it to them, that the blood of Kosciusko flowed upon our soil, when in their dark inquisitions they promulgate their prin-

up in the shape of petitions from the peopl the manes—b.tt from those interests! indi-

It was said that the State. Bank refused to give the necessary accommodations. Merchants and land speculators could only borrow two hundred dollars, at a time. What was two hundred to those who wanted thousands. The State Bank loaned its money to the stock dealers (live stock we mean,) and produce merchants. These loans were based

on realities.

The convention placed in the Constitution a provision antborizing Free Banking with certain very loose restrictions. The subsequent legislature, whose duty it was to mould and modify the Statutes, to the new organic law, passed the general Banking act, which is now in fores, and which we think the peo-

ple demand to be repealed.

The whole system in our opinion is defective. It is a new experiment in the mannfacture of currency, which like the paper fortifications and pasteboard cannon of the Chinese citie» may do very well for peace, but will not answer for war. The Democrats had warred on special privileges and chartered monopolies until the Whigsconceded the principle of free banking, and many democrats

were misled under the specious pretenses, , , ,, .»« the deposit, of P stocks would secure the bill holder. gaZ * ' 3aCn 8hwW ^ burlea Tbe lew iteelf was very loose and defective. » Weak and barren place. There wa, no limit to th. amount. Itwa. whCTe wi ““ r ' ei *” S '‘ ernal - ,h ** ,h • howU "S

truly a free bank act. Banks might be establi.hed in every school district. For every hundred dollars issued they were required to keep on hand twelve dollars and fifty cents in specie ; there was however, no agent or corn-

winds might chaunt a requiem oold as were

the hearts they bore !

While Nero exulted over his success of tyranny, the hand of retribution was already raised, and e’er he was prepared, he paid the

miaaioner whoso duty it waa to see that thi. “ hi * many atrocities. The

,. , time is near when the iron hand, directed by

provision was complied with. The honor of rum r •

was

the banker was trusted. They were not require 1 to have a directory, or banking house or even banking houses. If they suspended

•pecie payment for thirty days the Auditor .... . ... wa, bound to wind th,m up; but he might *" «» ■»"«*»* »" .* h ‘

take year, for thi. proc.«, end th. beck all *° "** bCT '* tb The day

will soon come when the voice of the fanatic

the true hearts of the Democracy ef this Union will strike one mighty blow, and forever wipe out the dark spot upon our escutcheon, and place the American Eagle aloft

the time be engaged in its swindling opera-

tions.

The system in our opinion is radically defective. It is a contrivance, not for the benefit

will be hushed by the wave of public condemnation; when he who cries disunion, will bear npon bis brow a seal as indelible as that stamped upon the brow of the first murderer;

of the community who hav. money to food, whe „ „„„ wlld eoofuaioo, th. hoods that

hut for the benefit of those who wish to borrow; men of straightened credit and doubtful

bind the unholy coalition will be rent asunder,

, . and the tocsin of universal protection be eolveooy. It wa. to giv. o taod ,p«nl«.m frum th<( UkeJ 0 , ^ North w Ih , eudatack jobWr. th. mean, of rawing the ...^tade.ofFlorid—givingtheoppr«»«dof wind without »ny wdid copitel. foreign land, a bom. beneath our Hag of Mm Th, experiment has bean rrpeatwily tried, auipw . and Ood ! for the last two hundred years to give stable j

credit and sound currency to b»nk bills, with- |

out a specie basis, hot hitherto it has failed.— terr ^ e #now ^rms at the west and The power end credit of acme of the atrong- northwe *‘ bl “ *"' 1 i " ™t»oMa oat government# of Europe, have not aucceod- <"‘olf.nt.rely.il mail communication. A od in accomplishing thi. object. H.retofor. wnUn * , " >m Chi<: ** 0 a " d « r hooka have bM. aatablishwl, atth.aaau of ; ^ ult, aay. fmm Saturday th. 27th, nntrade and commerca. Thi. ml. ... revered . ,he of tK< 29lh alt - th ' r * * under the fro. banking taw of Indinoo. Ob-! • on * ,D ” ,,d mow “o™. “ d b « “T* : •anre nod out of the way village, wareaelect. "There ia not a train running out of the city od ue the locution of the Buka Th. note. lb * watan »>»* b o"> rouda-all are war, token from th. Audi lot', office, regiator- bl<>ck ' d “P- Tbe "• thOT “ cl '* r « 1 "P wl and pot in cireolotion, without over having! “ d ,b «* wi " comm,n “ br “ ki "8 tbs ‘ ri “*

bean within tha walleof the prelondad buka; ‘ br, ' ,1 e b ‘’'day.

eignod by Preaidenta and Caahiera, freak from ' lbe n,a '* i frrim the eaat for the weat Wall .treat, who could not even point out on ,or l “ t ““ d ‘** *" '■•"h 5,0

ihe map the dog-fennel towns where theee

bunks were located.

The demand for stocks to bank on gave them a fictitious value; and Indisna five’s, never worth really more than NO, ran up to

been received from Springfield or St. Louis. The engines are all frozen up on the rood end covered with snow. Dixon air line in the same condition. Military tract and Beloit roads are impassible. The Roek Island

106. Nine million of Bonk rags were issued I ^ 0aleM * ro * d * *** lhrou * h •** Uock ^

from theso new mscbinee. The country was flooded with Bank paper. There wee not silver enough in the land for the children to cut their teeth with~eapecially when the lews of population ore eiirestrained. Overtrading followad, « it alwaye will, thb redundancy'of paper money. Eve’ern debts had to be paid. They could not he paid with free bank paper. Gold or silver, or exchange matt be provided. Private Bankers ahd Brosen undertook to furnish tkie. The consequence wee s run on the free Banks. The Banks to save themselves retired their rirenlotion and took ap their hoods sad forced them late the market to wdee specie or exehaage ; the inevitable remit followed,—State stock* MpTfEClMt yj ^poo them soak even below the depmcialleo of the stock*. A general pools followed, the pjople ia many taetonces sold their book Mila at fifty par cent dieeowot. Theee wise ptm by the sgeots ef Ihe Banks who pocketed the ptofife Thia ia the arment condition of the Free A IV wm HP waww Wf t^Pllsew war ewew aa arw ■ ™^ w-~-~

ap again. There are now 1200 mail bags ia

the Chicago ofllce.”

HOLMAN

CALL AND SEX.

bilk were alao poomd: a hill ftxiog the tiaae ef holding tha Circuit Coart io the 3d Jaikul Circeit; a hill aoiBBilaliiij to an oet providing for the opening, vacating and changing of highways; doelawng the proof of nswies of portico not neceaaory ia certain caaae; providing for the Iktiag of corporations and pafatie stocks; amendi b< g the act in relation to certain liconcea; amending the net in relotios the making oat of poll books; amending the 2d section of the act incorporating tke Ward Cotton Mill; regulating Ao filing of bonds and oaths of guardians; amending section 18 of the act in relation to the granting of divorces; authorising the appointment of Commissioners to execute deeds in certain ca joint resolution asking from an appropriation for the improvement of Michigan Harbor. House bill to authorise County Agricultural Societies to purchase and hold real estate; - House bill supplementary to on act prescribing the duties of J us rices of the Peace in Stale prosecutions; Home bill to provide for the service of a summons of a witness by ooj y. A communication from the Clerk of the Supreme Coart was laid before the Senate, stating there remains on the docket of said Court, up to the 1st of January, 1855, 610

eases undisposed of.

Hotrsn.—Memorials from John W. Gillman, on the subject of the State Prison, from Sheets A Braden asking an appropriation, also, petitions relative to banks, to the draining of unhealthy wet lands, and, by Mr. Mere ditb, imploring the extending the probation of all persons of foreign birth, wishing to exercise the elective franchise in this State—all of which were appropriately referred. Repents. A bill for the relief of the Treasurer of Lake county. Laid on the table. A Joint Resolution asking bounty lands for the soldiers of the war of 1812, so amended as to iuclude surviving soldiers of the war of the Revolution, which amendment was con-

curred in.

Bills Introduced. A joint resolution asking the recognition of the Independence of Liberia. A bill to compel the State and connty treasurers to receive the notes of free banks in payment of taxes. A bill to legalize all acts relative to the sale* of real estate made under the provisions of the acts of 1853, which have been declared to be unconstitutional.— Bills on their second reading occupied the greater part of the morning. In the afternoon the House went into committee of the whole on the Free Bank bill, pending the discussion of which, the House

adjourned.

\V ashington National Monument, during the year commencing on the first of January, and ending on the 31st of December, 1854; the receipts of the Washington National Monument Association were 831^63 93; expenditures, $31,491 31; leaving in the hands of the treasurer, $272 62. The Monument has attained a height of one hundred and seventy feet. The State of Oregoa. The bill which passed the House of Representatives on Monday last, provides that the people of the Territory of Oregon be authorized to form a Constitution and State Government, and be admitted into the .Union on an equal footing with the original States in all respects whatever, by the name of the State of Oregon. The usual courts are to be established and until another census and apportionment, the new State is to be entitled to one Representative in the Congress of the United States.— Lands are appropriated for the use of schools and Universities, and for completing the p .blic buildings. Five per cent of the net proceeds of the sales of the public lands, lying within the State, are to be paid to the State for the purpose of making public roads and canals in the State These provisions will give the young State a fair start.—Bhiladdpiua Let-

ter.

)*« ars stak, the

to that the

■, Sjaretevy, aoi a legtoa ef other

■trays the streagth aa4 vigor of the syatea. Te rem the toes o the aad enable it te throw ef

A dtoaiai forever all theee temeat

■apteiata, eothingie aeceeaery bate persevering nee of B of af’s Genaaa Ktters, prepared by Dr. C. K. Jackson, Philadelphia. Thora U no mistake, no failure

ia heir siratiro efbet.

—- QTOLEN FROM THE OFFICE OF THIS O paper, the JStse el the Jteifp State ftaheif «•» toe dis- IbUowiae fetes ease eeaiena* » pepxia. A liberal

te thaw

WANTS, LOST, &C. AMUSKV

RHEUMATISM CORED!—For e etHOpi aad radied ears of this piuafel aad parriyztny

aiseaoe, so difference haw severe the case or hew loum •madia*, call uri get Murtunofe’s Rhcuutic Coae. pound ; to feo had of Craighead A Browsing, W. W Ro'aerU. and Banaeaen A Dozen. Agents, Indianapoti* Pnee fJ per beHtie «eo S8-d A w2a

ros WDIGBSTTOH, Torpid User, and el |asperities ef the Stood, ese M.-rtuaore’s Un

ter Cordial and Blued Part her. sold by all Drag«i»w Price St a* prr home. - w-ptafl dtewtea

- RBSaieOTlOWS OF THE PEOPLE.—We t>ail vriiS p.eaaeie the vast aad tncreaeuut pep.

elartty ef BcLsan • Volca.iic On. Uhimsht, iioiwnhatmidtaginc viie aed ■aaliciuoa "Itaa” that were utveeted and waned Uirough me press to mjare its repeuMuMt. fairiiW. Thai having te-ted it, and foead it store efteaetuus any otuer liniwent or remedy fur Uie caie ef Rheatasuam, Braises, Sprains, Pains, Sores, Erap(H.n» on the 8km. Plies. Burns, Sestds, Ac., and for Horses, to cere 8weeny, Lamnesa, Trams, Poll Kvii, Flatata. Sores, foe., we w,U oantinee to use it; for McLwan’s celebrated Liuiia-nt will never foil to eare

any eZierual disease tf properly applied.

Read the folluwuig extract ol a letter from calif cirri a.

J. H. McLean—Dear 80: • • • I and all of the

Company return you our ihauka for having supplied ut witn your Volcanic Oil Lmuneni ilia truly the must valuable and useful medicine fur a tripacioss ike Plains. We used it for Rheumatism, Bruiser, sprains. Pallia. Wounds, Sores, foe., and 11 aiWays gare imiuedlaic relief. We applied it also on oar Horses and t'atUe for 8Uaina. C laics. Galls and ot>er injuries, and it invariu-

■>i> performed a speedy and permanent cu.e. Yours, foe , JOHN CUMMIIfeG.S.

Sacr.tineino City, Dec dih. IBSli.

We say, then to all who may oc suSer,ug from exier. ual di.-eaa>es. obtain a supply ui once of McLaue s Vo|. came On Liniment—it is the only reliable remedy. For sale oy the proprietor, corner of Third and Pine

streets. 81. Louis, Mo.

sale ry W. W. ROBERTS, wholesale and retail trrugg.nl, IhUianapnlia. jun -dfow

A SECRET FOR THE LADIES—How to preserve tie..my.—Du.i’t use Chalk, Lily Wiiue, or aay of ike so-called eosmeiics, to conceal a

fule 1 or sallow e •■nplexi -n.

if you would have tne ro+es br.m^lu hack to j»ar eneek, a clear, heahii) and transpai cm sk n, and life and vig«r infused through t ie system. g:t a b me of C-rter’.* S. aiusb Mixture, and tue it ac. ording to direcii.ms. It d >es nut lasie q iite as well as vuur sweetmeat^, ‘^ut if a>t;ra few do?es y *u d<> n >t bad > our Health and beauty reviving, your'tep ela tc ni l vigorous, a id the whole sy tem refre.beI and 1 .vi^o at;<i like a spring morning, t e.i y..ur c i.«eis h >pe:ess, and ail the Valuable ce.tifieat s we puaxess, go (of n tug it It is t ir gi eati-t purifier ■! thehkod fe own. is perfectly h-irm ess. and at tie j-ame t me puwerfnl.y efficacious. See advertisement. ianl-diuio TOUPfG MBIT’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -The Reading Room of the Young .Wen's t hnatian Association, in the third story of Blake's Building, on Washington .'treel, opposite the Bates House, will be open every day hereafter (except the Sabbath) for Lite use of members, and strangers intro duced by members, according to the rules, from 2 o'clock

P M., until 10 o'clock P. M.

An ample supply of standard Newspapers and Periodicals are already on hand, .md the number will be increased hereafter as circumstances will permit.

jan.3-dtf

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IVOT1CE.—HAVING THIS DAT SOLD -i-N my entire lock of Pianos, Melodeousy vtu ic and usical ..crehandise, to 8. BaaiaaKO - Co., of leveland. O., old and favorably known n osie Dealers and Publishers whoenntempU* doing, at my old st ml, a General Waste Trade, * holesale and »etail, 1 would most cheerfully recommend my Id and all new customers to this arm, assuring them of c od treatment and aatisfacto y prices. ALBERT E JOSES. India nap Us, Feb’y 1st, 1S55. [f e b*

C BRAINARD A CO, (SUCCESSORS to A E. Jones) So. M •' cst Washington-sL, Indiaaspolis. Deal re in Plano Fortes, Melodeons, GuiUrm, V iolins, Accordeons, Flutes, Strings, <v c . Al a, .Sheet ^VfERRIE ENGLAND—A NEW WORK —VJ- Jute out of Press, by Grace Greenwood: at WERDEII t CH iMhERLAIN'S, _ r * b * 9 door* East of Capital House. ‘W'O TICE —THE COPARTNERSHIP J v heretofore existing between Amzi B. Condit and Salmon A.Buell, nn .er (be style of CondMfo naeiL Real Estete, Stoe . and General .Agents, is this day dis olved I y mutual consent. All business now In the hands o f said arm, will be attended to by Condit A Hayden, successors thereto, aad nil persons indented to said rondit A Buell; will pJ-ser pay the same to said « ondit 4- Hayden. . „ aMZI a CONDIT. Ia at a* Aroint, February 5th, 1-55. NOTICE.—THE UNDERSIGNED HA1N vine this day Canned n eo artaership under the foyleofConittf Hayden, Meal Estate,Ftodi.and General Agent* as saccesso-s to ondit 4 sell, will attend to all business n w in the hands of said Condit A Brail, aad will pay all moneys owing by them. AMZI ft. f ONDIT, NEHEMIAR HAYDEN. ls»t*SArous, F. hreary 5th, 11-55. POSITIVELY FOR TWO DATS ONLY.

I at Ma

retun to

improved -pc

I TcaraAV, Fvhraary IzU mm l* A. M, to 5 P. M.

00“ Some writer in the last Wabash Valley R*pubt'Can, published al Paris, IlliDois, pays Gov. Wright the following well merited com-

pliment, in contrasting hie message with that TVT SEMMONS, MAN U FACTU-

ef the Governor of Hlioois: PvhWe epectactes." win (by r- * VXBMIZXION Co , HD, Jon. 20, *55. dra.^S^tn'ra

Mn. Edit .o;—I have just risen from the reeding of Gov. WrighTs memege, of Indiana, aad of Gov. Matteeooe’ cf our State, and snot help drawing the marked difference, the great oov.trast between them. They were both elected oe D«mo>*rate. The owe of Indiana is fall, dear, and comprehensive, loaehiog upon the nutorone and impcrUut interests of the Stele, end enlightening Use people upon their own affaire, while it trnly ere forth in part* of it, the trne democratic dnetrinee. It showe

CARD— POSTPONEMENT.— Mnford’s Opera Troupe, in consequence of the unprecedented success attending the performances of the above Troupe ia all the cities where they have appeared, and compelled to prolong their stay ia consequence,

will postpone their opening uutil MONDAY EVENING,

FEBRUARY 12th.and iu place of three entertainments, will perform every eveuing during the weex. See small bills for particulars, jao20

BILLS POSTED AND DISTRIBUTED with care and at.cnli hi, by the mi ersigued. Pleads leave orders at the Strtumei Ujpct.

uuv? JO.-tN KEN1ZEL.

lata re.

CAMERON A MONEELY are candidates for the State Printing before the present LegisjanS dtf

WAR! WAR! WAR!—Not ai»mt the guages at Ex.e, nor witli£ Cuba, bm in Europe, ihe great seat of var. Tne largest am) beat assorted stock of Dry Goods ever imported in (he 8taic of Indiana, is to ue »crn at tne New York Vt'hoie-a e and Retail Store No. :i Bates House. Indianapolis. wh«re yoa can select tne newest designs ia Br<.cae. Lons aad Sqaare Shawls, PL n B ocade. Cameinm, 8trq e<i and 1 laal 8tL*. French Men >^a in piatu and embro.a« red, wito all the latent sty les in Dtcm* Fabrics, Laces. C.Hlars, Oae.ueZetics. 8tecves, Trimuuugs, foe., wiueb heen purchased at «« mmftU tieTtJu*. Oar .Siocs of Domestic i.o- ds is complete, eompriamg Printed CaLeocs.Farmtare Prints, White and Unolearfecd Musi ms. Pillow Case Cottons, sad ."ucciliixs, al widths. Quilts and Counterpanes, CoOoargs, Merinus, Delaines, Pup la-. Plain and pruned Velvets, tJUvti.s, Csaatmeraa, Saiinebs, Jeans. Lindsay and all wuot Plaids, Empire and Bay 8L«te 8nanD, roweiings. Insn Linens. Hosiery and Gloves, foe. The The soove foot k i» pan of a lot of saUf-stwn tkmmsmod cases cousuned by Lh.lfee-, Mng fo Co., of Loudon, to be fodd at wusiever they would realize We invite oar *rtends aad tne public iu come aad look and examine our 8toes .-utd judge for ymraove . cka -wt dee and runciada lhai tha greateat bargaii.s ibis Pall in Dry Goods, we only to be (omid a the 5e w \ Ork. St -re, where tne an-oriment ia aniiuiiicd, wuerc cumpeution ia pat at defiance; where war is waged mud wi.l be prolonged anui we cowqaor our enemies, and come od victormos, ami pat an --id to monoimiy, and reduce tne old fashioned large profits, to toe small go-a-hcad ones or the preseat Oaf. To som ap: tae war will be carried on aa long aa oar frin ma and too public fa.iy appreciate our arduous

eudes vors.

27* Waom-ate Buyers are lavited to eall and examine onr Stock for the Fall trade.

W. fo R. GLENN,

a-p«3B dt.'

Pr-',no.ur»

FRENCH LOOKING-GLASS ESTABLISHMEHT AND FfoAfofiE DEPOT. —

Bourn fo Co. No 80, West Fwau-*C.netwecB Vmca.nl *»imu. CiiM-mnau. Pier. Maubc and uther ifiassrr, in ail of tae im cstviy es and frames, Brackets, Cermcea, Pier Tam^s 1.ip«o». Rings. Ends, foe., foe FurtrmU rad Ptctmn Fromms, and osiiwucnto. work « every do-

Freoeh. Englub and German Kwnavnra.ia-

etofobg w.inei a.«d »»i» ws *» <

mofS-dlv

I^^CHEAFBST PLACE, BAST OB WEST, TO

Cm.’a Piaio-i

T\R- WRSSELHOETTS WATER CURE, JLf ■rertlrhim yVirm—I which haahsan in ririrm

ofiavaiMs

trwohmonkramMnmr

TZ" NOW ALL PERSONS WHOM IT XH. rniy concern, ima Ihe Pa>tuer>k m herctoture m

•idling io i

Aad ta fact, Mr Editor, (bare connected with tbs Stats h* data oofi givs bis oyiaIjr. Tbs psritd-i*f ludiaaa bmvs reo* •aa to be prowl of saeb m Ksscativs.

•MflM CMTTQuCj* m bardly say thing < iatsrow, a|ioo which! on frnoklv. Tbs pw

L. Jh?** Si**-*’ v

The Trnransor wSl hfehn i

I te te • Free Ba k

It has the te.ms are

T OST OR STOLEN—A SMALL WHITE j A r»trT- Dra A Khornl reward wiH he given to any ora who mdy Irave him at tote emea. tehtotf*

TXTANTED— UNG AND MIDDLE V V ngad men m engage in ra easy and Inereuve ■-a fnT— mat will pay ouergetie men from S3 m *5 per day. CaN at the Palmer Hrass. r>k-m No 5b, from 8 to IS, mH S te « P. M , whero mhM matma m-T ho given. doc7u«3m A. /. CH %»K

Mlowias data., omm eraioauag a paptia. inward m offiered for any mformatma 1 —

inewanry.

From tie*. 5 to November X iaelemve. November C, 8, S. and IS ; Nov. 3*. 4 copies.

Daromhar 1, 8 copies. doclX-dtf

DAILY ASD WEEKLY 1SD1ASA TIMES (aoccewr te (fie Jadiaaa Stmts Ssntimsl.) ISO. 0. WALK!* AMD THOS. • HOLCOMBS, KDITOBS.

on too fink day

of ite aueceaeor, the la-

rPHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY A announce that tuny have porehaaad ton Inman*

Otutu ftenmnna, and will of March next the puolicabo

nt*a* Tinza.

Every energy will ba made ■aifoorvieat to too oatahlimmeut of toe TVaes upon aa omiaeaoe whore it may meet the exigencies of b.e day, and rank, ia general interest, second to no other paper in the w at The editors will command facilities through which tony may present the public with n complete compendium of current eveate, ra.denng their journ I truly a srirrer sf tkm mgs—a ■mmwmpmpmr a the f Best sense of th.- term. The Cummeniul Department embracing all matters pertaining to the maikete and mo etery nflhirs. will receive attention commensurate with the importance of the mercantile, mechanical, a. d agricultural interests • f the Stale, in t e Decisions of the Supreme • ourt. which will be , ub ished n a correct and reliable form, with thi strictest regularity, will be found a decide atom of no ordinary' consequence to toe Legal Profession. No exp usu or exertion will be omitted iu giving to the Literature of toe Timms toe very highest character Throng. toe especial and well directed cure of the editors together with the rt-gu nr contributions of some of toe ablest literary writer in toe country, a feature will be presented in king to Times a welcom visitor at the family llre-eide and in toe social circle. In Politics, the Imdimmm Times will, mf esurse, be Democratic Placing every reliance in ustiee and every confidence in Truth, we abandon all that we are to the certainty of the one, and all that we hope for to the triumph of the other—to toe ultimate asceu ieucy of the eternal principles transmitted by toe framers of our constitutional freedom and the Gathers of our national

party

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WALKER a COTTON, Proprietors.

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at the following rates :

1 Copies (g l ,9o) $19 itt 20 “ (1,80) 36 00 30 “ (1,70) 51 IS 40 “ (I,6t') 64 00 50 “ (1.50) 75 00 The Daily Indians Timms will be issued ou a Double Medium sheet, printed, of course, upon ne« type, and furnished to single subscribers at the rate of $6' per an nmn: to city subscribers for cl-, per week, payable semi-monthly to < a triers; to Clubs of :0 copies or more, at tho rate of $5 per copy. All subscriptions to be paid

invariably in advance.

•IT?* Persons subscribing for either the Weekly or Daily Times previous to the first of March, will rece'ive, gratis, the Weekly or toe Daily Stats Sentinel, aa the case may be, from the date of the subscription, until the commeuceme tof toe publication of toe Times. Address all communications to WALKER fo COTTO.M, j»nll Indianapolis, Ind POSITIVELY SELLING” AT C ,ST.--X .Vrs C. Hall having purchased the entire ^tock o J Millinery and Fancy Goods of Mrs. Thomas, a d also the accounts due her. will sell at JTcw York cost, for a very short time, at toe old stand on Illinois Street al the sign of the Red Flog. MRS. C. HALL Persons knowing themselves indebted, will please call and settle immediately. jan3u-d2w* YT ALENT1NES! VALENTINES ! A V large assortment of Comic and Sentimental Valentines for sale at incinnati prices, at No. 5 North Mejidiun .'treel, (sign of toe red flag )

fo. M RAYMOND.

N. B. St te 8to k money taken at par. Jan3t)d3w 'PO THE LADIES.—BARGAINS, BARGAINS in Embroideries and Fancy Goods. Closing ont stock at No. 5 North Meridian Street, (sign of the red Hug.) W. M. RAYMOND. N. B. State Flock money taken at par. jan30d3w

. feewwfi Fe-tteawv.raatteP A.y rare Anmrnvvd i>y MWai rm or mi. Ad fiewatta at Am kna Wi 1 be m t ad by ▼. Batewb All penwra bnemii* Urrae ras wteM-e twreleB*. wto^c UraCTS*

*i w literal *cie)

JAB FBuKSt J U S^-OPENED AT STEWART A •F BuWKN’B (Use TYr»t’*.» tee rarae. F»d. New Beial; 5S SSuaZ mZZrn T Tnm wtrt — * *mas Vert prwra. 4a*t |(AKKOr THE CAPITAL—1NTXHK8T * vwv drab m gra*

''fo SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAX KERS —HAWORTH’S 1*aTE sT MACHINE, for Manu actunug Horu: Cottars—tt.e greut.-t >iivcn:i«m ol thi-^ or any other age, >*.r fihaj»iitg, Stuffing, fc. The i <dlar .* made out of any and every kind of maienal use«i in the m.t manure of horse collars This Mac.iiie #tufi< tne e dt ir brooked, around the block, ainl will s ufl collars faced with hnir wool, or other material. This Machine wil ma-.e ever* kind cf in rsc conars in use, from tic best i.a cut leather co.lar down to :hc mon e- intnou kind ;—and one man at work steady will sins'oi.d »hape, u, on an average, fix'y co.lar « per day, in a more neat an t better «> le th> n any other way known. A'l person-* wi-htng to pureham the ngfei i.( thi- Mach ne. or see it in t peiation, will have ar opportunity *vh^n I visit their ditfVeot ou.ilies Persons t.-ay ■ a t ■•n in- a' the Wr ght Hou-e. Ind.an ap Its. where I will remain nr atm e m s«lLit: nchi« fortiieSa.i. .n Indiana an i M chiean: As.*. County an ! Town-hq. rights GErl R CLTB KTH Powei ui Ait’y jant-d f r*. r Ka » m. '•» I AND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.— l have a c’Hi-idi ra:or quanmy «f vciy u sirabie Land ;bai 1 en cei in nersom niter caiefui <B.ur. >Lmi. mi p ti * e w .en g<N*>i • a ties t ouhi b- mad. Li Indi o.a i i* well app-r I ned be weeu Pr.L. e and Tunb-1, •••d much ol ;t quite near the Railroad now roiu, It ted I etw en l. tr .yeoe and M C i tan C ty. ruid bci etm the lain r and C i eag” L i» -n -ne C um es of I’ulaski. J taper. S.a: k an I i ; ke W nh im-u i:k*- th f, it 'ta>a;s but li. tie money to make m tn.m. mpa e<l w.tu tae o de: p i s of ne >ta e L r n be dune a ei the land-, are p-t u or. with the m >ney thai w-u clear tru wr s o< cro-ind im their ( l ices. I will sell :>ay qma.it , fiom 40 *c «s up n* 320. on e >») <> rms. I will al-o treat *» itn era-ua d sir we IO Cun v rt c ty .ots, out lota ur pro- eny m o ai d. ' I think, als -. I vin sui t >e .a >.»rl ic mau. aho is tired uf his tet, and uam* a Ittile m re iOoo^—or de»ire« tu I -rate wnere an hontsi u.*h < an hav- ■% iMrrer change. Apple io tuc a.i-.le e cued at t e Sta e Btr.k. j...24 3w E l;U ONT XT OTICE.--ON THE TWENTIETH -i-N da, uf anuar ,.185*. I d ew a Che k o» that da eui favor of rnoiaas M. Ciiesnut or bearer. On t..e I' d::>iiapo is Br>-nct- uf toe S ate Bank o Ind* na, fo: • be sum of i*rar I an lied aB-t sixiy-Uve ..oLars pi>ai>le 1 i CUrreti-y Be ore i s divert u. - aid Cuesant it wa« -toie-i ftom "♦> *» •'. i> wsa a S ak.Mg ban.i Che k and signed by me . ffi ia |y as Kits dent. 1 issue* a dvp.ica * to Mi • Hesuut -iml ne h is dr twu fe s m n.ey. aad pivm*-nt ol ikt sb.ea Check nvs beua -t>,>ped . and 1 nubli h this ■ ti«e iO or am the pw’d'C r»: ti- spanows eh ace*, ter. I will pay fw uy-.<re D. lari fo the detw-n -n .d the tew (]8B24-d3 *■ 1 E. DUMONT SEMI ANNUAL REPORT OF THE^COJL k-^DITlON of the Prairie CityBaak, for the C months preceding the lint Monday of January, 1-55. * an. Capital stock, Indiana and Teneasee bonds,* *9 4*5 00 Notes discounted. 85J8S 49 Bills of exch age, ^ Mispended debt l^l* jg Sight exchange o, Sew York - - - 19 721 .'8 Notes of other banks, - - . . . gjym yg Ausonat due from stockholders, ex pease, - 1,044 18 Value of real estate necessary to the traasaettea of bust .ese, personal property. - 1,9 n 77 Valne of othe je 1 estate, banting house - 1,594 *7 G ® W ’ 45 Mirer, - . — 2S Dividend No. 4, paid, - - - - - in, 00 00 ToU1 » tOBMW 45

Amount of capital stock, including that depoe-

ited with the Auditor of - late, paid ia ac-

cording to the provisions of the Uw, - •’00,009 99 Amount due depositors, - - - - 951*8 88

Amount of notes, bills, or other evidences of debt issued, - I09l99C 99

Less oar notes on hand. - - ttfiST *9 Amount of dividends declared aad made, • «* Surplus profits 7.913 37 Total, — — — — « . a sfiy*** *a Names of the officers of the associatkra or beak* C * C W. Barbour, Presideat; C. H. * ailey. Cashier.' Names ef persons who Irave become parties to too arti etea of arannatioe within said period:—John Jacobs, Ksq Names of present stocuholdere: John R. Cunaiughani. tealel A. -owes, William & Taeil, James H. Tureer

, ro> u " .**■*•» fid«dllM BjCVq CAIBQGI 9* XUffff , Adame * Brafiiagham, WmStarges, John W. D vis, “ B* Arms mag. fo R. Losmer, W

& Adl

Wm.

J. Hall, Bebert Taylor, Ifltmbefh 1

Beett. A_R. 4; J- Whitcomb, Harriet R.~Li tea. May 8.

Lacitu HL

VAMUis the.., B.J Miixan .77,—~ 1 A. F. Nawxiax T. R Leer H W Wacob Mwers. J.fo L Tnasza TUKS.AY K VK3, SGi 7 tt rft ill ba presented the THE FORTY Tb!^ To commence with th* Uart^u! * L.\DY AND DiVii^ Dsors oprn at 6u w .^ N.uwitft*u ding .he COratlon*, Ac., awl panv ^o (ar t.om the usua, , lira Maasger. rely,,,, 0 , '^>1 oraaml v*ie.,-ied support. fe,7fo U *^ stt r.TT •* ~~~ •“‘■ S', * Cl| y P*Prr* c.^i , WILL OPEN" The Grand Tableaux of the BATTLE > OF THI AMERICA* IVVe. THE CO.NTOENTu L„ or bostu,. ^ hTl^ i:' xH“'r„ «tr

Avaansvriieez a* 11;

Instruments. - — - Concert t ?io clock—.Admission v. Free Ban. money will Uj ta» en ., ^ more tpetsare sou JOHN ^ ^WASHINGTON m J s A V 1- O K l> ‘,

cklrbzatex. and

NEW ORLEANS OPERA Comprising Tw* c ntkii ru t; nowned K a SU IER *„d u

me Ciiampiuu D. n.-.-r* ; w 1, ‘ ^''fo th - fi<Ft nine, 0.1 MONDAY hVj \i\ t 't?J

c*iiitiiiue f».r a tew e ve.,i„g, w aad Opeoitie kiilVft.numciiL 1 Cards Ol Adiat*** 11 t Ke-er\ d .

other parts ot ihe House aj , e ,„ •

Cool Wmjt*c, 81 •* - Direct, ■

A MERICAN ARTISTS’ UXlo\3

* V Araeric .n Artiais’Lnmu w„ Wu

t ounce to -be citlZei.F .»i me Uum* CL l mad is. that tor tuc . urposr ol r u.tvn^ M tuo fim arts liiruunn* UI Hie cumry m*, *R of euahiiiig every faui.lv 10 i cc.m.*’^ 'L icry >.t ra^rAV ng-*, bv t„e fii>t i.ritaiVrf Z " have deter inn* d, .11 «,rdri to i rente ,* .T' 1 toe.r Eiigravnqs. anu thu- n-t • u y .,1-L. u. a large number ol artist* u,,,e v ^ ain.mg oui Country me.. i« s te i.. r whL*, l

s-i.t l . the |»un base- ol heir eiuttvii*, or tnetn are -old. 9SU.WHI «ii s. , h ,

*150 OOO. *®"1 Ka* h purefeasei of a onedoilai E»*r»»u, l

receives net . nlv an egrav u s ,10,,.

hut zl*o a ticket wb.di cin.t.» Jj wheu iiie> *%rv ti stribuifiM ip

For five dottar.*. a ui^n > u. i^ed

lu.lv palnle. 111 oil, and five gut in km*. * ,, hvc didiar’F Wont. Ol *|'.eiiU.u .ii^ini#., i-rol

l« irodt UiC c-ilH.”i;Ur

A copy .»f the catalogue, tegelfiei witkaw^H one *.i the cugra. mg- «;a , be sceu at im *1^H

pipe!

Fo e,.ch Joil«f Feat an *haia«iMs *(tefo)^H sum and a gilt t.ckrt. w ill iii,,ue..i. tei, „ .Agents.— lbe i-oiuin itce lieucvii-g iau laYBi ol tr s gieat ua't ual 1 i.d. takn.n i* pr*im.nc*t by me e.iergy aim emeipi (eui l Vcniix ** iiAh e i cmji Vc«i u* ircti Utiifi^Mi Hie nio»t lioer i terms Any pefF- 11 w.Milug to becouiv au Agew (HI (post p.iid.) *1, will re- eive by iciuru ul m dollar sug.s.iiig. a gift ticket, a ptu.pens.,.* ^ and all otnei uecCFFary uilorntaiiOH. frt On tue t'D*l coinp.eiioli ol lue .ale, Ike plai-ed in be hands - f a committee uf me oe d.Ftnbuied. due notice 01 which throaga-iui Uk Lnued State- au.l tne CiuuU

list or sifts:

100 Mamie busts ol v> asuiiiatoii. at .... tie too '* Clay IM Ite* “ “ WetMHci hi ‘WO *“ 11 Calnoun in 50 elegant 01 1‘aiul ngF,iu splendid gut f ames. -lie 3*4 it em b ■ ^m 100 Cteg > uu Oil I'm iliugs. 2sJ/> is—... • a 1 0 sleet ptale engravings, rii tanuy * ot•wed iu oil. ricli gill iism>*». -rt&Jl* m R att:n. I fo* 10,000 eiegani steei plate engravings c* I- w*. 01 e l 111 • ii. 01 the FTashiH^lon Monnmsnt. WnM in < R 237,iiOO steel piafe Engiavings f roin lot* S ditfcre.il p.a*ss. now ia jnMoeseiou ot, $| an., owned by ta« Arli-la’ L niou ol the lauukel value of. from 5* ets t:* R *1 u»ch .................. .... La t fir>t etas-dwelling, in SLl st . New ™ Yura City ag £2 bull nng .01- In 100 a. d 101st -U.. N. Y - ny. < acn 25X100 ti. de. p, at MNt ffil 100 Villa lies * uinanting each in uoo -q fie. t in liic sui-ai ia- ol N. Y*«h C.fy R ami i.-omu.anciiig A luagt.ifir-eui view ^ ol ihe Hudarai River aju. 1.011g Is aun SouuU, ai jn fo| iit perpeimii loai.aoi cash wiUraut im. reSi, or sccurily.. 1 *4 0 e ..b Yfij “ * no • 10* “ « jj, II 250 4 ** o m -• ■ AtOM 4 * v- 44 “ 5 .. Re creiiee iu regalf Io li e he.i Ks ate. P J.-fl Co.. Reai E-la’e ImO rl». N- tw \ „rk l-tv^ pa d.) W.U Ulont y Sue! -ed. I*, he luMre-r... *■ J VV HO! BR<»>kh,N( 1

j05 rb. mI-<|. 1 4

IL/’TWe Engiavuigs o iba C..t*)og « m< a-fifi for u. Uv«: v t '

. ;“l

( 'ASH MUSIC STORE.—C0LB13R

F fL., N«». 7» We*t Four n oe.i Vi*. • 1 C -ided 1 educe the price ol their # u ie C*uf<

St* ek i-f \on-C py-right Mu-u* to n s*e*trc ilffj b% f i.s former 1^1 *.s In order t • ft .4 lill 'W ,A wr are obiigeJ to adopt the Cask System, uiffifij l ,r ve that oar fii -*;ds in*| he pu 1 c yuo'»M).*j^fo

evrn bett r s.;i v-J t*i a h-re">'>r-, hy

o tins ptmci * reda -tioa w ll L m dc « ,1*

itou BM.ks, fo**., foe.

ikimn- lira »>udy .f Mjsie has he>-**SU: »•"- b.a.tea of educate a, a r^iuc i'-ii 111 be yrw« '.y Md-ic has bo> a e>-m unlel t»y the pu le dottbt .hat tie plan w.- h-T.O -'hi *pi-il si! 1^3 °ar -a ls soffi i*-mi t« w irront as .n c»rr »t en rriTxe to I S fulie-t ex en . *^ < ’it eaiaioeue *, r-.aly routn 11-* the *v»ikEarop. au Autbo s, and we w !l j o I me * ar* •ach as may herra'ter Im pu *b-ii-d—«i «1 -J be -Old a lasa tha* nma-hal/ the t r,ei tf *-mS|

copies.

We will eoaiinae the imp rt v.iou ate* * ’ FthfoTKiS GITITANS, FLLTE', ate Musical Meiebvnd.i*e, and wi l sen l*v te#‘ f greuln reJuetd prices. tSfij Ordeis tr**m any part of -fie Country* m->ney,-wil* Ira |>r-.iM|Miv and 'ai hmiljr dir»d 4 BS* Our a-*> nment oi Piano Foi>es wdl h*-* 'ms^. from the * - ef-rved fociorie- of th < k<-risf. fo Br.wn, B own fo A >e , T. Giiurr * <-''ajR JSt can aitachmeu* ) H. W.uces er, ate Fone Company Melodeon*froin Geo A Budaio. F an. Fortes and other Mu*i<-a. lndi*ac*“ B:id repaired. Music IhmuiiJ, Jr 1 '- —uJ i 0LBI R5 k t<**M Jan IS No. 78 West Fourth Street- P 41 *^ ( )NE THOUSAND STEKL PL f ^ the l((««.stx-son .at e>er *"'*■ di Ra mood, B -ben-fo CoV Ceafi»r avti Btc® t* o » , 1! sizes nght ad W "“r and w.tao il C tea, are wa railed ta ^ 4 cour better than any other l*|ow* foul* ^ Th asaod* of F rm r- w ho have '»■«•• **** fee inm eicht ve-rs, w.ll cer.i.y u. Lie*' Wr - a I oho.s. Ala , Ray m h 8, Robert* A C P de,,t JzTi Fi* w . They ehu enge the wond io P f '*' ruaa ag P oor. f ^i K eum. ad >trrl Plow* S. Honey * ^ ••end SieH PI .ws Ttey were swstete ■" ■* *m at th. Wayne - «>ai.ty Fair •tefte ^ A*-o, i ha Tw a tv D» lar Silver Cap J"’ ** •* 1“ so* ..ver Beard. Siarx fo D« » * ^**rLr the la i at >t.t- Agr.tu i.ri' Satety. •• Nlairh hod at Madi rai last ^sl wgl( Faimers,S H rn«* A make tte - 4 pra i»Wl Flows, competent judge* *a sd-itf ® :vy y.aracl.e-ol ih if* t The ah *ve P ow- *ic wa rm no! t” *' ,1* etiOi , if not, the m ney will be trim ] -->4at Maaufec are s price-at 'k* * -.»• t Urn Red AmViI. Wad i .g on 8 rovt. Ite^ j ja.SUfoWlm THiB 4 . ■n^*>

to wit

«■»

Da a of discount—Moat ays.

Days and hoars opm tor toe His if— Swore mad aafinertoafi before ^ A,L1 iL2i tor ‘ - P MM ' Cfoaazsi Cearr, S**?* SENATORS and rapreskntatiyes

call yoor at ea ioa to the eUast

-wt— Gooda our rac i tea Art fteeeraperlee te aay teraae la *ll: °* r y.»««te—t te -och that wa me kapt ro^teoriy -af-p i«d wte. t a hret gooda aad taTT L lire . fe»»v mo r^aivod aaappi. of firm eka-s

'JX VALENTINES’ VALENTI U * have Jwfo re eived the Urge

ever brought to this market. r ° “7, w fifi

ws was LI Lh:.t we are prepa™

rer brought to ibis market. f« “• o would ray that we are prepare

qu nUty at Carta, rati

JoaaMd3w te

1\T RW BOOKS AT TH* Cm a

-LN 8 Hire - rue raweMber.

frank supp y of Mrarilaocvaa. Law. — Masha, wnueh too puhira are iu4H«fJ*

WKRDEN a cBA*Til

-.wiX Al U—w ea 4

INDIANA STATE STOCKS, A Thu -ah-enher will take h* “"J; - tr*ra, 4bc. foe. ala*, w. re <• ^ “jVgg l drafo* -h M -GoeS moowv, that !»»•'_ • ot pat f w food*or dehia # gi * -T ^ a— 1 —I ^ •>S3 «rag eowiduroonttor heavy.

■tea for oil debts dwhfofe.

rad goo-locks, u will he ivkrB *1 1 ~

U. WUW. s,