Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1857 — Page 3
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The following action wae had b/ tbe membara of tbe Quarterly Meeting Confbrepce for South Port Circuit, relatire to the editorial which appeared in tbe Indianapolis Journal, of the 34th last., relatire to the Camp Meeting: Whereas, there appeared in tbe DsiJf Journal, of tbe 94tb inst., an editorial in relation to our Camp Meeting, In wbicb tbe following statements
were made;
" Canr Mcrnao.—A camp meeting baa been in progress for sereral days about four miles from tbe citr, near tbe JMadlson road. Tbe da/ has past when camp meetings are necessary. In this age, where churches are large, plentiful and commodious, camp meetings are productive of much more barm than good. Tbe great majority of people who attend them go for the tame idle curiosity that induces them to attend a circus or any other teuted show. The meetings afford a pretext for the aaeembiing ef all the rowdica and roanders in the country for milee around. More drunkenness and licentiousness attend one camp meeting of three days duration—especially if one
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do., a ^ 2E3SSEL the house the otikers dlaeovei'ed, iayi tbe le^r, Twmty twa —erlhfea
of that city, secreted jewelry, constating tMtSj ThrsaghteVaw YwkC* wuhawtcfcaagsorc of ladies’ broaches, lockets, pins, bracelets, **■, Tfce0 ^ f ^* # ^ ^ "*
sufficient to All e half bushel basket, and worth i - * -B * 1 "* «■"'
probably from $800 to fMO, also bundles of new counterfeit bills done up quite professionally, and « nsdy for trade,” to tbe amount of over three thousand eight hundred dollars. These consiat of 3’s on the National Bank of Providence, R. L; 5 s an the FiUafleid Bank of PUtetield, Mass.; 5’son the Chippewa Bank of Pepin, Wia.; 10’e on tbe North westers Bank of Virginia, and 20’s on the State Bask of Missouri, Palmyra branch. A large proportion of these are very finely executed, and would deceive any but tbe most experienced. Of tbe Chippewa 5’s and North-west era of Virginia 10’s a large Dumber have been put in circulation,
and some low of the Muaouri 30’s.
of those days be Sunday—than accompauie^tbe assembling of tbe people together in any public manner for twice the length of time.
It is time the religious pert of community was viewing these things in their proper ligtat.” We, the members of the Quarterly Meetiug Conference for Southport Circuit, believe that justice to ourselves as the representatives of the membership on this Circuit, that justice Co our visiting brethren in the ministry who favored us with their labors during tbe meeting, and that justice to the Church in general, aa well as to the community at large, requires us to make the following statement. At considerable expense we prepared the camp ground and supported the meeting ; and, in order to prevent improper conduct on or near the camp ground, we had an efficient police, chiefly from the city, to see that the laws of the State were not violated, and that the rules of the meeting were observed. And well and faithfully did they discharge their duty. The meeting was characterized by uniform good order, both by night and day, and resulted, as we, confidently believe, in much good. We regard the editorial above alluded to as a foul slander upon the encampment and the Church in gen eral ; and in this regard, at least, renders tbe Journal unfit to circulate in our families while it continues to condemn onr worship, and compare it unfavorably with “ any other gathering of the people,” even circuses and other vile associa-
tions.
Reiolvtd, That we request the publication of this statement in the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel and other city papers.
Isaac Chivington,
G. H. McLaughlin,
James Arnold,
Theodore Matthews, •
Wm. R. Davis, William Crosson,
S. P. McLaughlin, Bamuel M. Laughlin.
F. C. Holliday, C. G. 11 oath,
Thomas N. Thomas, J. W. Brazelton,
C. C. Hutler,^ Thomas Webb,
Francis Dunlary, John M. Swain,
This Week.
Latt Week.
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flious there has been
but little done,
Mkthodist Csur Mtrmo, near Indianapolis,) August 36th, 1857. s In addition to the above, I hereby certify that I had no occasion to administer a single reproof— even for a violation of the rules of the meeting during its entire continuance—and that the meet ings were characterized with as much decorum os is common in our houses of worship. F. C. Holudat, Presiding Elder. Nwsr Bwwks. Tke American Railway Library—Biographical end Hietorical Sketckei. Macauley. D. Applegate if Co., If no York, PubHthert. This volume contains brief sketches of eminent English characters, selected from Macauley’s miscellanies. Punch'e Pocket Book of Fun. This is, also, one of the series of the American Railway Library, published by the same house, and is well filled with funny incidents and specimens of art. Both of these works are for sale by Btewart k
Bowen. ’
Thi Com Caor.—In the early part of the season, it was feared the great amount of rain, the backwardness of the sesaon, and the poeeibility of a short Summer, might make a short crop. All these fears are over. The corn crop promises to be a large one. We have seen a great number of fields, both bottom and upland, and never saw a better prospects of a heavy crop. The rains ef June and July brought corn forward with Immense rapidity, and the heat of August has matured it Tbe corn is tall, the ears full, and far enough advanced generally to be sure of a full growth. There la time enough to ripen it, and wo shall probably find tbe harvest very abundantNiw Wholxsalx Hops* in Indianapolis^— Our enterprising fellow citiasns, Wright, Blake M Co., have made all their arrangements for a Wholesale dry goods house in Indianapolis. They have established themselves In one of the finest bualqeas buildings la the city—No. fl3, Blake’s Commercial Row} sad their stock will be among Um heaviest la the market We respectfully call the attentioa of country dealers to this anaounce-
msat of thia new house,
Indianapolis National Guards are invited by the President of tbe company to take a trip over the Peru Railroad onthe $th of September. Tbe Guards have accepted. The uniform df (Ms company is very beautiful, and they will ■afce a epirnrlH appearsnoe on the occasion of H lt ** trip to fa- m m
Monitor learns from a
Awxsican Weittno Flcid.—The inventor in this city for this celebrated fluid it Mr. Alexander Hedges. He offers rare inducements to tub Agents for vending it This ink is very sooerior. IT Wheat continuea at 90(%$1. Nice clean wheat will readily bring $1. Farmers should be careful with their wheat, and have it clean before bringing it to market; if they do not, they wHl be tbe losers.—Terre Haute Union. Cincinnati Mauct.—The Cincinnati Price Current of W ednesday says s In the general maket a material decline established in Flour, Grain and Whisky. A large business was transacted in Wheat prior to Moaday, but yesterday, business in that, as in other articles, was almost entirely suspended, owing to the prevailing excitement in financial circles. The following is s comparison of prices current this week, snd last :
Floor Wheat, red Wheat, white
Corn,... Oata.... Eye Earley •. Whieky.
and prices are unchanged. There has been a moderate jobbing demand for Groceries at steady
prices.
Freedom in Canada.—TheStreetville, Canada, Review states that when a negro named Solomon Northrop, a fugitive slave from New Orleans, was about to commence a lecture at the town hall in that plaee, on the subject of slavery in tbe United States, he was interrupted by cries of "down with the bloody negro,” "brain the blasted Sambo,” etc. The noise and confusion was so great and so universal on the part of the crowd, that Northrop was forced to leave the ball under an escort of friends. Canada is tbe land of freedom to which slaves are invited to escape. Fiee Caused »y the Heat or the Sun.—A Paris correspondent of the London Ttmee, remarking upon the extreme heat of the weather in Paris on the 3d inst, says that the intensity of the sun’s rays ignited a quantity of hay on the glacis of the fortifications near Porte Maillot; alao a pile of straw, outside a stable door near the fortifications. A $100,000 House-Race Offered.—The Savannah Georgian is authorized by responsible gentlemen to make the following challenge— which is to the world—viz: To run a match race of four miles and repeat, at such times as may be agreed upon, post entries for $100,000 a side, the horses to carry weight for age, to be run over the Ten Broeck course at this place, O' Fifty-four years ago the first camp meeting was held in tbe United States. It was held in Kentucky, and the Methodists, Presbyterians, and Baptists cordially united on that great occa
sion.
A Liberal Fee.—The Creek Council have allowed Albert Pike $130,000 for bis services in prosecuting their claim. O” "Costar,” the great rat, roach, Ac., exter ruinator, 388 Broadway, New York, has commenccd the avertising campaign again in our columns. See advertisement and special notice in to-day's paper.
a»d Vlagan Fall*,
at Dunkirk «-
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and CMorm*, on (be lake Shore BaQroad: To Btiblo. rta. tha EoSala k. Hew York City Ran Road ■ahint dtract eoaeecBone with all sImms lake Erie horn Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, alao with the Bwfhio A lake Hnrtu Bailway, from Detroit and Chicago. The Niagara Falla, via Canadaigua and Kagan Falla Railroad, making direct connections with all mine on the QnatWostwn Railway from Detroit to Chicago, thus affordtof the huvaitaf public nnitvalled fariUttaa. Boeteu Pamangen can stop in Hew York City any length of Omt and resume thair journey at riaaeurewUhewt
m a charge.
Through ticket* for aale in ail principal Western Railroad
Offices. ,
Fan as lew ae by any other route. B. Y. 8M Oeucml Agent. HOMER RAM8DRLL, Cleveland, 0., May 13th, 1SS7. Preokient. muyYT -d A wl y-a. It ts CwmenAeri Ay All, that the aaW53? sorungpt of Family Medicines prepared by Meeera. Comstock A Brother, of How York, are without exception the beet ever sold. The immense sale of them remedies is a sum proof of their Intrinsic ralue, extending as it does, not only throughout the United States, but orer the world nearly. They are tbe Ant who prepared "socalled Patent Medtetnes on tbe plain, easily undentood plan, ofa "dUforent remedy for different diseases,” and do not try to bumbo; tbe public with any "cure-all*,’’ or nos-
trum*.
Their Charry and Lungwort, for CoU*, Turkish Balm, Victoria Bair Qiaos, Family Pin*, Pab Killer, Ac., are all to be depended upon, and wUl please ani benefit an wbeum them Alao, TouaU’sand Carlton’* Bsrse and Cattle Medicines. The reputation of Touatt is world wide, and these preparations, Condition Powders, Gargling Oil, Ringbone Cure, Ac. are used everywhere In preference te all others. See advertisement. Agent* for Indianapolis, Ja». Kiklas, S. McMillen. ang98. dAwlw.
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at Delaware
tain* sU room*, stabia Ac., am Let 75
‘'1 frame house wth aa acre of ground on east side
-■■■< 1 Real Estate Agent,
ang24-dtf / MJA At Wmhlngtaa Btrw
TTtOK KENT—The bunding formmly occupied by
SUFFICES FOB BENT—A number of rooms saiubls for pIQccaaqd lodging rooms is the Capital House, RgiWy and aewve^aatiff aftaaSad, are now for rent and occupancy. For terms inquire at this oBoe meh38-dtf.
O* Ladies who prize a beautiful complexion,
should keep a bottle of Palmer’s Lotion by them constantly. Pimples, and every other annoying
disease of the skin, flee before it dAwlw Paddocr’s Bane Mirror.- Wu have had fre-
quent occasion during the last year to speak of the superior excellence o( this Counterfeit Detector It is complete in all its departments, and the arrangement of its matter is as perfect as it is convenient The "Bank Mirror” is published at Cincinnati, by Messrs Paddock A Co., at the very low price of $1 50 a year, monthly, or $3 semi-monthly, including a coin book and book of plates, which, of themselves, are really worth
the price charged for tbe entire work.
W . W . WICK, Attorney and Connsellor at Law. Ifi/fAY BE FOUND at Boom Ho. 7, ovurtheSantiIvJ. Ml Printing Office. Collection* of all ktnda, and
amount# tpeclaHy roUcitod.
aagd-dAwIm-*
PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES. Ofhfk KBOS PURE WHITE LEAD;
00 brta. Unread OO;
M " Op. Turpentine; 1A “ Varntabes. consisting of Copal, Coach, Damiv, Japan and Block, wtth a larga mock of palate of all colon. For mta at a very retail sOrmtea far oreh, at
BEOWHIHG’fl,
mayDfr-dAwti Drugstore.
JfT The
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nan that oar state
ment, made an authority,
r ~~~.- tbe bogs dying * ~ . -T—. iea. U not true. Mar ‘ ‘
that ho. the toory.
In Headricks and The Monitor says
interested purposes, started
TSteaV'’’ ^ of *•
Cm Garvs *7^ August 39th. M| Ity Otojo Frt ^8 o’eloek* . ^
* W. Eaaaa, Com
fACkAXINI
augfiOdlm
Putnam for Soplsmbsr.
(May’s Lady’s Reek for Septemhar. ’
HoarehoM Word* " at 8TTWART A BOWEH’a, Ho. M Wart Washington Street.
School fellow,
FUST HECE1VEDmmrt maw la STOBE, ef Cass* of Dr. I. Hostettar’s Bitters, for which we agsut*. For sate by te* eou or ksSWt, rt
A A. FLAGG A CO'S, Dealer la Flue Brandies Ac.,
19-dlm Palmer’s Block Hanoi* Btroet, Indlreapn
JR T * TJ Sff 33 JE2 33. ., E.BHTCCKY AV EHUB, WEST OF TEHX. ST. ft PBEPABED te fOntahaM St ^ hot, cold i aad shower btdhe, water elewm, wash bartne, ptmue « every variety, sheet lee* and pipe at every rirtand thfclc uess, gt the Dsrtsrt aodre. All work warroess*. JyU-dha
Invalids He jo Ice.—A new era Is taking place In tbe aclenc- of medicine. The time has com* when the wont and most appalling cases of disease can b# cored. New discoveries are made in the medicinal agents employed, as well as in the art of combining and preparing them. Four yearn trial has folly established tbs fact, that Dr. Easterly’s Family medicines are tbe best and moat certain curatives known for the diseases for which they are recommended. Every family should keep a supply on hand, and thereby save doctor’s bills, and much suffering. Dr. Easterly’s Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Car-' ter’* Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterly’s Fever ami Ague Killer, Dr. Hooper’s Female Cordial and Dr. Baker's Specific are all meeting with a rapid sale and are universally approved Over One Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular articles have been sold within tbe last two yean. See tbe advertisements in our columns. They can be had of Tomlihsow Sc. Cox, augSB-dAwlm Agents for Indianapolis. Rata, RaaeAeu, Bed Buga, Insects, Ac. “CosUr’s” Rat, Roach, Ac., Rxterminatori “Coster’s” Bed Bug Exterminator; “Cortar’*” Electric Powder, for Ants, Insects, Ac., (the only Infallible remedies known.) “Costar” sends by mail, prepaid, a sample box of the Rat, Roach, Ac. Exterminator to any address in the U. S., on receipt of $1, or the Electric Powder for 65c. (The Bed Bug Exterminator being a liquid cannot be sent by maU.) “Costar” wUl furnish Druggists, Dealer, and Store-keep-ers, a f 10 sample package of his various preparations (assorted) with Circulars, Bills, Posters, Ac., on receipt of $5 (leaving balance of 95 due when sold,) In order that they may test their merits. See advertisement. For circulars, Ac., Address COSTAR. aug.C6-dAwlm. No. 368 Broadway, N.T. Holloway’s Ointment — Danger'WSr’ ous Salves—Beware of mineral ointments. They drive external diseases into the system. This nuguent is entirely vegetable. It expels the exciting cause of inflammation and suppuration. Under the cicatrice it leaves behind, there lurks no covert poison. Sold at the manufactories. Ho. 80 Maiden Lane, Hew York, and 344 Strand, London; and by ail druggists, a 25c., flS)4e., and 91 per pot. aug22-dAwlw. ■re 4*ol“ier’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion opens the pores ef the skin, and allowa that to pass off in Insensible psrspiration which would otherwise accumulate near tbe surface. It is the great Skin Purifier of the age. Nearly eighty years’ experience has proved (hot pimples and other eruptions ef tbe face, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Erysipelas, and every other itching and irritating dtease of the Skin, are relieved by a ringle application ef this great remedy, and in a short time
effectually cured.
Price 50 cents, or six l>ottles for 92,50. For sale by SOLON PALMER, Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, 36 Beat Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. sug3-dAwlm. For Sale by Druggists generally. sa^gsre ff yon ars Sick yon mast take IhSw Medicine! For all external.and internal pain ose DeWitt’a Pain Reliever, which is stronger and requires less to effect a cure than any known remedy.— For Fever and Ague take the only safe and harmless remedy in the world, Rhode’s Fever and Ague Cure For all Billions Complaints take the AntlBillious Pills, an auxiliary to tbe “Cure.” These remedies destroy the Disease, but never tite Patient. W.B. CHAPIN, Wbolerele Agent,
Providence, R. I.
For Sale by Druggists generally. junell-3mdAw. te te The way only to advertise, la to advertise JcmciorsLY. That can be done ay patronizing the Qreenfleld Ssntinh. ComaxY, Greenfield,Indiana. Address J. F. Henry. june23-dtf^ ^ < Eteri ten Boon! TAts.—DR. HOOPER’S FEMALE CORDIAL IS A SAFE and firmm REMEDY for Feaai* complaint* arising from deUBty, such as Imgulsrfcy or Suppression of the Menses finer Albus or White*, lenemrei, Sallow complexion, Weak Nerve*, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked Pervpwteioa, over Excitement, Ac. Thousand* of Females hoe*been creed by this Cordial after the prescriptions of tbefr phyridans had failed, and the disease resisted all
otimv nmedba.
Hwfcnnls who baAkted wtth any disease above named, er any Irregularity ef the Monthly Periods, will he just to if she doee not use Doctor Hooper’s Cordial atones. Delay is dangerous. Use Oils Cordial md it wi£
teetasBy care yon.
IT? Price 91 per bottle ; or 6 bottles for $3. JET* Prepared and soteby Dn.ExwrxxLT. cornerof Third ate Chastest streets, St. Look, Mo. Solo Proprietor, jy For tee by TOMLINSON A COX, Druggirts, ate by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine Areuxbout the Wert. .mayl4-dAw3hn. > Fancy Csteslnaeres, for Pants, Mi sriBw Verttngs of the moot beaatiful designs, and I aMoctreent of Men and Bays’ Clothing aad gents' Furnbhing Goods, of all descriptions, have just been merited by Mwirr Glaser A Brothers, Oak Hall, Ho. 21 am to be particularly ef titer styMs *f fates, exactly the taste ef all. Thay are receiving new good* airily. aprfrtf.
T H E PE OPL E! Tke fircaCcnt Scktelara* Poets, Orators, PkllMtepkorw* Warriors, Statesmen , Inventors, atari Improvers of Tke Arts, ' ^ROSE CRONE FUE LOWEST OF THE People. If wo had waited tilPCornttert had Invented printing, clock making, steam navigation, railway, and a thousand ether inventions, we should probably have continued la darknees to this hour. THE PROPRIETORS or TD NEW YORK fiKTOXtaa BOSE FROVI THE BANKS OF THE
boaBr of trj
~ bH 1 astetep 1 SUteXatewTs Pastcx.
Wm. Y. Wiley
tS£HL J- flllitrfc, 02 Tfllirf'ffiHmwn^.
rfomtor from Enrope.
7Ah OF TgffiSTBAIigR AMEjUCA.
- - New Fork MarkeA - - - - »- «r: NswTeAx. pmSMflMfe. «Sh •ami srtes mpertad at fg 1G*6 15; ateffi AOS <3 for extra Stsae: 9993 for superfine Western, and 96 4DOS 13 for oonreau to mnfinm extra SQetri gaa, .Tadkira. TIHnris, Wieronrin ate Ohio, daring very heavy. Ceredfon here tOWSK netee ef 9B0 bris rt 9* OS Ofi »for nemmre teteetra repmfine, and6 73*8 lOfbr
astra.
Is n mi*watt report ate hares trade drntanrl for rfcrt is repotted generally unchanged; the aales are OAAkariirit fair wtete rt 91 4ti; and 13, WW bushels new Soteiarertl 3001 31 for rad. and l TOO I 75 for white, tha Utter price for a vary prime sample. Rye dull and price* nereteot rt tincORt. Corn in fitir demand; retae of 60,000 bushels mixed Western at MOOSe. dnring Ann. Oata dull and unchanged at 39300c. for State; and 83363c. for Waetecn. . Peck unchanged. Beef firm; tale* of 2,000 bri*. 017 00 318:00 for re-pteked Wretera mesa. Prime mem beef now held at 93G33L Lard quiet; aatea of 2U00 bris. at 16,V3
16Kc-
Whisky more buoyant; sales ef Ohm ate Prison atSBX Freight* firm. Oil* firm. - Milwaukee 27; Galena and Chicago 04; Michigan Central 79)4 • Hne 32K; Cleveland ate Toledo 43)4; Chicago and RodrlaUnd K: Cumberland Coal Company 15; Illinois' Central 94; Bonds 895k: Michigan Soothern 28; New York Central 705k; Pennsylvania Coal Company 92; Read-
ing 47.
ttV TEi, EaAfH
advices from the Tnriimi ^1) i Ihi hod not fallen op to tbe 27th
PEOPLE,
And behold the wonders they havs achieved in 30 X* y Car O O C^L 0 «
1-, ‘I
What nsetl to be a Luxury for tke ex> — elusive udvmutape
OF THE
- K X C H O- N -ir Y IS NOW TO BE OBTAINED AT OUR K3TABLI3H-
;.v »/t.: i ;•
meet;
BY ALL CLASSES OF SOCIETY ; Hence tke great Reform we have ef-
iitva A t r vTr v - '■ fected, not only tu Prions,
30xry G-ooc^ieiy BUT THE SUPERIORITY OF THEM. ALSO, Places u* in the same position as all other great reformer* of the age. OUR SPRING AND Su.Tmm.exr Stools. IS THE LAEOEST, CHEAPEST,
AND
Mo s t Fashionable IN THE STATE I Tke public will fin A it to their advantage to Patronimo tke NEW YORK STORE, No. 3 Bates House,Indianapolis, Ind., - JU a W . cfc TT- C^XJEXKTNT,
mcbl9.
PROPRIETORS.
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY
AND
MetoXxlxxo T7\Tox-laLfii, Iddianapolis, Indiana. HASSEIsMAlT' & VTWTON, MAMUFACTURKRS OF ENGINES & BOILERS,
GEISER’9 PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR IMPROVED,
Liverpool Harket. Livkupool. An?. 11. The Cotton market is firm and generally uqghanged. The sales for the last three day* have been 6,000 bales, at which speculators and exporter* each took 1,(H> bales. Breadstuff! are dull, and the quotation* are barely main-
tained.
Provisions quiet. Consuls dosed at 913. Orleans tree ordmarie, at
Havre, 119T.
The various drcnlan report the Cotton market a* closing quiet and steady. The sales were slow at the former prices. Soles for the week were 40.001 boles, of which e.porters took 7,000 and speculators took 2^00 balea. The weather is unfavorable for crops, and there io.au ad-1 ranee reported in wheat and flour, although Corn has suff-
ered a decline.
Mean*. Richardson, Spence A Co. report flour as very
dull and 2s lower.
The following are the quotations for Breadstuff*; Western Canal floor 38s@6d; Southern 3u3'ils; Ohio 32s. Wheat 8s 1(138* ftt for Red, ate 9s 3d39*8d for White. Breadstuff* unchanged, all qualities have slightly de-
clined.
Wheat has experienced a decline on inferior qualities of ld(33d; red, gs«8*4d; white, 9s3d@9s9d, otesing with downward tendency. Corn dosed dull and weak, the previous quotations being barely maintained. Yellow and mixed each ikjsSdg 37a; white nominal at 45s, '< The provision market shows no decided change in any
article.
The various produce circulars report Beef firm. Bacon dull. Pork firm. Lard dall at 7tis. Sugar heavy and Is lower. Coffee quiet. Manchester advices are favorable and business was without quotable change. While lead 5c better; quoted at 6\(37c.
Eonrion market. Losjion, Aug. 7. Baring Sc Co’s circular reports breadstuff* as quiet. New Wheat has an advancing tendency. Sugar dull and declined 6d®ls. . ^ t'eSee dull; all qualities slightly advanced. Tea firm. Tahew advanced a trifle on all qualities. Bat her* sell M tils. Boconsteady. Coffee firm in price. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Rice dull. 1 —— —re- ^^ London Honey Harket. - Loxdon, Aug. 11. The Money market is very active at full rates. Consol* closed to-day at 9&%®90 for money, and 90 for account. American securities were inactive.
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MAR-
KET.
Bt-rran, P fc 15@12J£ Sugar House, gal....£3(39C ttSin:±^3aSr*MB^g-”* 1 Com Mcxl, bush. ...65375 Bacon side, b 15 CHXrea, b ,...9@95s Shoulders 12V;@13 COFFEE— Hams, sugar cures, b ....14 Rio, Corn’s, b**. • 11®IS34 Hams, plain, b 13 “ Prime, b 12* “ canvassed, ft, Java, b 17«1? 13@ll Laguyra, b 13133*! Potatoes, bn i 35330 Eoos, do* 8i SALT— Fioca, bbl $5 50@G i 0 Lake bbl S2 25 FISH- Kanawha, bush 33335 Mackerel, No. 2,1*1 Scoar, N. 0 1131254 $15 00@16 00! “ Crushed 15 Mackerel, No. 2, bU ! “ Duly 15 “ No. 3, bbl.$12314: “ Loaf 15 “ No. 3, 36 bU $6 62| SEEDS— Kite Ex.. $3 75 Clover White Fish, bM.. Timothy bu....’ G )6 bM. .$6 50@6 75 Blue Gras*, bush FRUITS— | Flax seed 1 O0@l 05 Dried Apples ! TOBACCO— “ Peaches bush Kentucky, lb 17330
Virginia, lb 25@45
Fcatbkxs, b 40' TALLOW— GRAIN— 'Rendered 9310 Corn, bosh 60365 Rough 6 Wheat, bush 9b! WOOL— Rye, bush 80390!Tuh Washed 25350 Oats, bush, 25328 Pulled 25328 Mat, ton 97310 : Fleece 24330
pressed, cwt. '*■, vi«
MOLASSES—
New Orleans, gal 70373 Cement.....* 2 5.32 75 N. Y. Plaster ...5 00 Sandusky 2 7534 00
Ex Fleece. Unwashed-
.33340 ..1(5325
Rosin 4 0034 50 Tar 6 00 White Sand » 50
FNBIANAPOLIS retail niarket.
.20352 Dried Peaches, b--
10; MOLASSES—
Sash, Muley, and Circle Baw Mills. Also, a. vtrril5 Ool.lea Svrun.
Berras, b Beans, quart- - - Coax Meal,bush.
mu, Common, b--
“ Ground. • •
. 14315Golden Syrup, gal....41 20
...163»^ PROVISIONS—
“ “ prime, lb 20'Bacon side* b .....18 Java, b*...**.*•*»•*****18Shoulders. ;...14 Laguyre, ground lb...... .25 Hams, sugar cured B,----16 Root, dozen 10| “ plain b 15 Ftoca...462536so; “ canvassed b-*-- —15 Sack,98 iba.,^.../ .,.-93 50 Potatoes, bush 40360
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Salt, sack ft--
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Tke First Preminm Mateliime A T THE INDIANA STATE FAIR* Oct 1856, (threshing and cleaning in five minutes and twelve seconds eleven bushels and fifty (tounds—being one bushel and five lb*, move than the second best machine) separating and rieanldg on new principle*. Simple, durable and in performance equalled by no ether machine. The horse poorer need with the above machine, received the fiyrt preminm rt the Indtena State Fair, Oct. 1856. We make either the belter genmd machine; Cylinder open
wrought Iron or solid.
Also—J. J. Mann’s That preminm 8*41-Raking Reaper, comtened with th* mewnr, (tint Premium awarded at four
of the State Fain ef Indtaas.)
Alao—Moore’s flirt preminm Wheat drill. fch2 dBm.
White Fish, b 10315 SUGAR— Mackerel, No. l,!b R«4)New Orleans, f b “ No. 2, b IWCIariOed Cod b 738X0*1.1 ‘FRUITS— Crushed Green Apples, ba 40360 Woon ^ord
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nodi
Telegraphic
nounce that Delhi
of Jane.
Further mutiny bed occurred in the Bengal army, which is considered defunct. The Bomtny and Madras armies remain loyiL The news js conahfered fevorable, aad has ~ntrd an adrfinee in consols. TV news from China is unimportant. TV Amtiricaarrivod at half past 1 o’clock thia
morning.
Whan the gahli broke then wax a heavy swell, and the Nagtta was going at tbe rate of four knoft. Tbe engineer finding that the cable running oat tea fiat for tbe spued of the skip, applied the brakes more firmly, when the cable
parted.
Tbe Cedope immediately returned to Valencia with Mr. Field, who hastened to Lead tin to consult the directors. ^ **~ The Niagara, Susquehanna and AganMpnoon would remain a abort time futhe spot, trying «x- ‘ penmenta in deep water of two thousand fathoms, with a view to future usefulness, and then return together to Plymouth. The experience thus for obtained is considered of great value in the future operations of the company, who entertain no doubt of ultimate success. The company were considering whether to make another effort after tbe equinoctial gales Or wait until neit summer. The impression prevailed.at Liverpool that the trial will be renewed in October. - •* ‘ Ja The proceedings in Parliament were of no American interest. Charles Knight bad been appointed British Consul for Pennsylvania. It is rumored that it was decided, during Napoleon’s visit to Osborne, that in case tha English and French mission* are unsuccessful, more decided action wiH be taken in the East. Advices by the overland Indian mail state that Delhi had not fa&eaoo-tbe 37th of June. The rebf{h Ji^d, made several desperate sorties, bnt had been repulsed with great slaughter. The re bell km had been crushed at Aurungza-
bad.
Other parts of Pun j nab were quiet.
The barracks at Carapore were closely beseiged by the insurgents. Reinforcements were
marching to their relief.
- Tbe-Whole ef the Kingdom,qf Oude had risen, but were kept in check by General Lawrence. Calcutta more tranquil. A portion of the Ca-
nana troops had arrival there.
Advices from Madrid state that the Mexican
Envoy bad notified the Mexican Consuls that the ^ hwfi«bdty or accident. Nothing can be i Spanish Government hod suspended negotiations, P r ’ : ** E r than la invigorating effects on the human
consequently Mexican subjects in Spain would be
placed under the protection of France. The Embassadors at Constantinople were still awaiting instructions from their governments. Dates from Rio are to July 15. Coffee was still
active and had further advanced. Sugars had also
advanced. 1
Tke Ntetlttmtel Eteetanwcipixtieii Cwmvemtiou. Clevelasb, Aug. 26.—The National Emancipation Convention met here yesterday afternoon, and organized temporarily by appointimg Elliot, of Indiana, Chairman, and Dennison, of Buffalo, Secretary. After arranging for an appointment of- committees, adjourned until this morning. The attendance is not large. • ' ■ '.l' . SECOND DAT. Delegate* aye present from nearly all the free States aad from Kansas aad Missouri. Rev. Mark Hopkins* D. D., of Massachusetts, President; Rev. John Rankin, of Ohio, Hon. J. B. Williams, of New York, Rev. W. C. Monroe, of Michigan, J. A. Cody, of Kansas, T. Lewis, of Illinois, and Alfred Handy, of Indiana, Vice Presidents; Dr. T. B. Elliott, of Indiana, Ber. C. W. Dennison, of New York, and J. F. Keeler, of Ohio, Secretaries. Letters approving of tbe objects of the convention were read from Dr. Nott, of Union College, New York ; Professor B. SiUiman, of Yale College ; Rev. Dr. Cooley, df Granville, Mass. -, Hon. E. Fairbanks, ex-Governor of Vermont, and many others. Alter tbe appointment of business committees the objects of the convention were stated by E. Burritt, Rev. Mr. Dennison and others. Resolutions were introduced and spoken te by Messrs. Burritt, Smith, Dennison and others. Plans of emancipation and compensation were introduced by the business committees, and are now under discussion. The two leading ideas are i tbe appropriation of the public lands and customs revenues beyond the necessary expenses of the Government for the purpose of compensation. Other ideas have been introduced, and will be debated by the body. The attendance is numerous and the interest is increasing.
rLTOTER.
^r*iaftAeu** FR4FAJLATIGN:
orhaMt oftfce^rtere^Tts; thekkofi.
vfcfch have existed frotetre
all other rereodim.
Dr. XASTttLrS I0DIN1 ate SARSAPARILLA te *7 prevalent in the Wert. For a torpid fiver It h the hart remedy tn the world. It ha* eared wore than tra te mreate the tarttwe yams. Its aflUctod Roulfi Fer ImrtlfwetlMa mr 0ra#*F«tm,Riada^ ttean. Its power in this nompteiur te art excelled, If equaled by any other preparation faith* Halted Statee. Ha on* has orw used It without benefit tn sack eoreplainta. Dr. EASTERLY'S IODINE ate RAE9APAEILLA will how long ftaadtnt or botr bed. It hat oared tboaoaiido of ef from ten to thfatp yean atetelug, when every aeaone had foiled. AH that It rehad ter It te a Mr
trial. ■*
for all dlooareo at the Kidney*. Bteddar ate Urinary Otieae. and ter Dropay aad Gravet, Dr. Baotarty’i Iodine and Sarxxporiila «♦-»-*- pre-eminent, at tha greatert ate
It has eared mere emmet
took com plaint* than any other known remedy. Sr. latterly’* IODINE and 3AR84FAEILLA will owe
aorvoa* diaeaate, inch a* Neuralgia, Karroos Htalanh*. Loss of Memory, General Proatntion, Vertigo, Palm In tie nerves of the free, and the varioa* trains of Narrow Affection* to which Females ar* liable In a law or dteBDfr Jed atat* of health. It enrae hr strengthening the yriim.
and restoring it to It* pristine health and rigor. Dr. EASTERLY’S IODINE and SARSAPARILLA la a
sovereign and speedy cure for Female Complaint*, amh
incipient Consumption, Barrenneas, Leucorrhoea ar
Whites, Obstructed or Difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or in volantary discharge thereof, produced by
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lies. Silk and Lace ManOtea, Crape Shawls, Curtain Seat' Mata, See. Also, a vary hemyrtoek of Tweeds, Cartel aflea and other good* for aenTr and boys’ wear, ianel. HUNT. SMITH It CO.
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Wasteixsxton Items. Washingto.n, August 26.—Lieutenant General Scott has arrived in this city, and is in consultation with the Secretary of War in reference to military movements in Kansas and Utah. The Scretary of the Navy has appointed as the board to examine and report on the models and the bidders on the contracts to construct the new screw propeller sloops-of war Commodore Stewart, Captain Pandegrast and Commander Hartstein. For naval constructions, -Grier, Lieuthall and Hart. Chief Engineers—-Gay, Archibald and Sewell. Information haring xeen received from the special agent of the Indian Bureau that the annuities due the Sioux Indians in Minnesota can now be properly paid, instructions to that purpose have been disputed by the acting Commissioner of .Indian Aflhirs. J. B. Dm forth, of IQiaois, has been appointed Parser in the Navy, viee Dobbin, resigned. Dauakimg Af Cmira. New Youk, Aug. 96.—Several bank failures are reported in Wall-street this aoraiag, including the Warren Bank of Penney tv anta and the Kanawha Bank of Virginia. It is reported that Jamb Little, broker, ha foiled, with liabilities amounting to $5JNQ,000. In addition to the reported failure «f Jacob Little, Messrs. Benedict A Co., and Tisher k Co , large broking firms, have failed. • The reported failure of the Hartfbnl Back proves to be untrue, — * Latter frwmt ftmmtas Fc. St. Locis, W edneaJav, August 36.—The Sants Fe mail has arrived. The news is nmmportant. The contest between the candidates for Congress was violent and exciting. Tbe mad party met Colonel Stunner at Fort Atchison, en route for Bent's Fort. A few days previous, Sumner attacked four hundred Cheyennes, routing them and killing nine, destroying their property sod taking their
animals.
Governor Robinson, of Kansas, has been acquitted. , ^ , A Dritiate O—ami AswaranimaateA. NxN Tou, Wednesday, August 26.—The schooner Hallock , from Marienthal, beings a report that the British Consol at Fenamboco had been assassinated. ', . c
No female ahoald neglect to take it who is approaching that arfticalpariaff oflife—tbe cessation of the aearea. Insoefa
coses it cannot be too highly recommended.
LADIES who admire a dear, beaatiful white akin, aad a rosy cheek, should nhnmloe the ose of cosmetic*, paints, lotions, washes ate coloring material* of every kind, ate
Dr. Ematerlyta Iodine mad Smrampm.
rills*- Paints sod washes of every kite eely Injurs the *kiu. Tbe Iodine and SarsapariRa to' the hart cosmetie known. It beautifies the skin by remorisg ovary partida •f aorhid ate diseased matter from the Mete, making It pore and healthy, and giving activity to every minute vessel, and by changing the secretion* of the body, giving the yellow dark countenance the bloom ate Drill w re of youth. A word to the wine is snf&dent,” and a hint is enough
for the ladies.
Dr. Easterly** Iodine mad Sarsapa* riltm Is the only safe and sure remedy now offered to the public, which wlR eradicate mercury from tbe system. It will cure the worst mercurial disease, no matter how deeply it m«y hare eaten into the frame aad vital organs- It wiU cure secondary typhiUis, or Veneral Disease, no matter how long it may hare been in the system, or what may have been its effecta. It will cure OLD SORE9. canted by the excessive u»e ef ardent spirits. It wHl car* ulcers in the mouth and throat, enlargement ef the glands, goitre or tui in the throat, nodes, pains in tha hones and joints, cancerous sores on the arms and legs, cancan or decay ef the bones, dry gangrene, foe. AR young persons who have reason to suspect an imparity In the Mood, either hereditary or the result of imprudence, ought to purity themselves and destroy this virus before entering into the marriage state, os they may thereby not only protect themselves against the dangers of impotence and other misfortunes, tut secure the certainty of a pure and healthy offspring. This medicine will not only purify tha blood, hat will thoroughly eradicate from the system every particle of mercury, ate w&l annihilate and expel the syphilitic virus, ate restore the system to a state of perfect health ate
purity. -
Thi* Medicine has now been before the public four yean, and during font time aver Two Hundrert Tbouaand Battles ttnvc Deem Said ate given satisfaction to aUCountry Merchants and Druggists who formerly purchased by the doaen n«w order by the gross. It is rix times stronger, cheaper rad better than any ether Sarsaparilla preparation mow in oae. Since Dr, Easterly** ledine aad Sarsaparilla. has been introduced to the pohlie, all other Sarsaparilla* have been discarded, aad tha well known superior mreit of this, has almost driven them oat of the
market.
O* Price, one dollar per bottle; or six bottles for flv*
dollars.
ITT* A liberal deduction made to dealer* who buy toil 1 again. Order* promptly filled. ITF Prepared by Dr. Easterly, cornerof third and ertnut tiredi, fit..Louis, Jlo. For sole by TOMLINSON fo COX, Druggists, Indianapolis, and by Druggist* and dealer* In Medicine generally throughout die United State#. augl3-dfowtf.
Boston, Wednesday, August 26.—The Canard
(.—w* win retail tea rt : forte ef China riace^maag which is the rt 91 9 fo; Mvtw UtfVoi
AMEBTCA^r HOUSE, * i .JTWa n. _. - -
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CARPETIMOf, VERY
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rpHIS is a Safe aad Certain Core for.Gonorrhoea, < A ftrictares, Seminal Weakness, ffiassas of the
Ta the Lnf•rtunmte Vtetisma. DE. BAKERS SPECIFIC. Gleet, the Kid* neyf. Redder, ate aR Disease* of the Genital Organa. This popular ate specific remedy wffl care mR diseaeee ef the Genital oesaaa fat a few days. It has sawed thousands upon thousands from the hands ef HXRCILES9 QUACKS, if not from a PREMATURE GKAVR. Incase of todKtton.DE. BAKER’S SPECIFIC fo Da only tafo ate arat attnody. Have you a private disease? Do net neglectR. faT/ou go to aregular phyrtrien with your care you peril yoar««0tation. If yoa go aa advertising quack, you peril y os/ health for Ufo. Avoid both ate as* Dr. Baker’s Specific whfoh fo very agreertte to taatarte, and contains ptotu directions fltr one. Wth thi* you era cure yourtelf, ate thus prevmtt all axpenara It wU cars the worst cases of secret disease, sad rertere tha nrrtra te s perfect rtate of HEALTH AND PUKlFT. iSSZ D^^EaWr^Tcoraer sf Thfafi apt Oirtaaf ^^tebyTONLnifiON fo COX, DrugRrts, Itetoraptea.and by Drugafol generally throughort
Dr.
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