Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1858 — Page 1
THE INDIANA DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
VOLUME VIII.
INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1858.
NUMBER 57.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BANKS.
ITABBIffiONW BANK—Ho. 11 ton fcast. apposite the gutiDal Offiae.
19 taat Washing
f NDlANAPeLU BBANCH (*msr) BANK X of <ks Stott, Corner Washington and Illinois Streets, oppodto Bates and Palmar Houas. mar* LIVERY STABLES.
A LLEN, sk m.
gtahles, in the
St HAVER STICK, Urery and Sale
ofthe Palmer House. JuneS-dly
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. I DAILY SENTINEL.
IRON DEALERS.
WWCJBBPHY Ac HOIaLIHAY, Wholesale and iVX Aetafl dealers in Iron, Mo. 34 Bast Waahiiigton 8t.
ATTORNEYS.
YWABBGI7B Ac HOWLAND, .ttt-.rneys at ■ ■ lav, Mo. 1* Bast Washington Sc, second door. eeptlO - dly-*
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DENTAL NOTICES.
D lt»f and Bala Btahtaa, Santa and Laffiaa’ Saddle and Carrisgs Uorasa to hat, Datavara at, % aquare South of WsaWngton. lunal
FOUNDRIES, Afr
DAVIS Sc CO, Union foundry. Datavara St. opposite Union Depot.
| j ASS EL WAN dk^VINTON, WMhingtonJfot may29.
PHYSICIANS.
T~VH. UK* J. LYNCH, Physician and Surgeon, I Foffice on Msrket street, first door east Roberta Chapal, tenders his professional services to the public. jel5
litC. G. C. NOKTII,
XX. 3<9licXOX3Lt X>OZXtljSty
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
^ ^PFICN one door
3 K one door Km! of the Palmer saw 11^. nts are given as reference. ^^8-1—1 IJ
House
ranted to
Hi-i patients are given as reference.
nuvl3 dly.
G-.eat ttargaina at tks Baltimore r. .11 IT and CONFECTIONARY STOKE
OP DARBY A WILKINS,
a ATHOLENALE DEALERS in fruit and
\ U Confectionary.
Having taken the new store, No. 30 Illinois Street, now oTer for sale a larger stock of PRUIT and CONFECTIONA ItY than was ever offered in this city. Being connected with t wo large importing houses cf Baltimore, we can sell goods it Baltimore prices, with addition of freight. We would Invite the attention of Merchants in general to call and see ns, as we will sell you goods at prices that cannot Ulltob- satisfactory to you Among the numerous ariielea
oyou Among the numerous articles
we have tor sale are ORANOBS, LEMONS. RAISINS, Pl iS, NUTS,CURRANTS,SARDINES, FIRE WORKS and FRK.d’U CANDIES of all kinds. A full asiortmentoi ST ;AM l JiNKD OANDY, assiduated FRUIT DROPS, J4LLIKS, -.fbiSKi'.VKS of aU kinds, picketed QERKINS, OACSUrS. n's”!-:R3 FRESH, COVE and SPICED 0YSTKR3. IMPOiUKD 0I0AR8, favorite breads, BALTIMORE 9T \M K-1KINED SUGARS direct.ron thereftnery. Sweet Oil, Maccarom. Vermicoii:
Spices, Ac., Ac.
We are the sole agents in the West for Kephart. Darbv A Sons’celebrated OOUQU 0 ANDY, the best thing known fur consumption, coughs and colds. It relieves severe soughing instantly, and is the best medicated cough candy in use. Also agents for K. D. A Sons’ excellent POP or CONCENTRATED MINERAL WATER, the most refreshing beverage out—it is highly flavored with Strawberry, Raspiierry, Pine Apple, Vanilla Ate. It is the best tiling of the kind ever offered in the West. Put up in quart bottles, each will make 31) glasses. KNOWING TO AT A NIMBLE DIME IS WORTH A SLOW 8H1L LING, OUR MOTTO WILL BE QUI'iK SALES A.1D SMALL PROFITS. Call and see us gentlemen ail examine our stock of goods before purchasing elsewb ere. Don't forget the place. No 30 Illinois Street, afew
doors above the Bate* House, Indiana! oils. septlrt dly DARBY A WILKINS
MITCH EL & FRIEDLANDER’S “x^xxoa-xxiEiasi i” Olotl^in.* cfo G-ozxts FURNISHING HOUSE, 31 Went \A auhinffton at., Indianapolis. Received at the above establishment this day, toy IxpiW IOO dos. Summer Goats* of every conceivable description.) j " Pants and Vests to mateb. Alec, a general assortment of Youth*’ and Boy*' Clothing, AND ALL THE LATEST STYLES Of
chases.
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M1TCHBL A FRIEDLANDBR.
FKESH OYSTERS!
FKESH OYSTERS!
asemvaD D41LT AT THB OLD BSTABL1SHCD
*0. 14 East WaskinKton Street. The undersigned begs leave to inform all his old c trraur*. and the public generally, that he is la daily
ceipt of
€. S. Haltkyfs Celebrated
Oysters,
By Express, which he offers for sale by th and which are warranted freeh and good aep7-l>4m MARTIN B
tltimore
HUG,
BGCKETS AND TGMS. RAri have jud received, and have for sale, at must %Y facturera’ prices, freight added, a targe and con p\ete assortment of Buckets and Tubs, manufactured 1 (Mambas, Ohio. We alto keep constantly on hand a ftt Mock of Groceries and Foreign and Domentc Fruits, vkk ve are of ering to dealers, both la city and ooanky, at ai tremely low prioee. 0. B. STOUT A BRO. No 48 West Washington ft., Indianapotie, lod »l1y
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UAHS DKG MS, ^ SNAKE DRUMS* FIFES At the INDIANA MUSIC STORE. Jy9 WILLARD A STOWRLL.
Bast American French Win GLASS. A|\/\ KG AES WINDOW GEARS, aaaortod
Q^U<^*^Br£&^SbSdariinrmda > WMtaW TAMK* MAWOWYe Gas Fktar. em tobta akaat.
ra B. LODOE.—Dr. L. has a full tines of Home1 w o pat hie medicine*, kc- for sal* to phy tartans and fimiliea. No. 36 Bast Washington street. Jel9-ly
lAK. E. P. STED.nAN, Physician aud Surgeon, Iff Office on Market Street, near Roberta Chapel, aoUelto thepatronage ofthe public. joaM-dfiy
jp^R. 1LJS, LEE,—Office in Atheneum Building.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ’
lAf 7KEKNAN St PIERCE, Real Kstate and lYl Brokers, 39X West Washington Street. YYT’M. Y. WILEY* Real Estate Agent and Stock Wv Broker, 10X Hast Waahington StreU may 14'.
WHOLESALE BOOT AND StfOE DEALERS
N7I C. .WAYHE W Sc CO.* Wholesale Dealersiu I'i, Boots,Shoe*and Rubbers, No. 4 Roberts’ Blockoppetata the Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. iept4.
A DAW KNODLE* Manufacturer and dealer in /%_ all kind* of Boots and Shoes, No. 32 Bast Washington •treat. ✓ apiS7.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
1%/Y F IT/QiRRON, Wholesale Grocer and Liquor ITJ., Dealer, M. ft I. R. R. Depot, ludian^tolis, Ind. jaued
1 B 088 St HARPER* Wholesale Grocers and YV Oemmission merchants, corner Meridian and Lonitaaua streets, opposite Union Depet. my29.
i~$ F. TUTTLE* Wheleaale and Retail Grocer Yff. Dealer in all kinds of prod use and provisions, No. lYand 28 West Washington Street. may27
EO T, RHOWNINO Wholesale Grocer and \X Agent for Fafrhanka Scales, Steam’s A Marvin’s Safe! Dayton, Ale Ac. 74 and 76 west Washington ti may26
OAT EX St McGUlRE* Wholesale Grocer* and IB FI*h Dealer*, No 6 Bate* Rouse m*y26
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
TEW ART* ROWEN* wholesale and retail 4^ dealers in Books and Stationery and Printers Materials, No IS West Washington street apr27.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
AFAWNAWAN * DUZ AN* Druggists and dealiJ «rs in Perfumery PainU, Oils. Glass, Brushes, VarDiahes and Fancy Goads, No 40 Bast Washington street, junel
YYT’XL WOFF1TT, Druggist and dealer In Perturnery, PainU, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes. Ac. No 146 Bast Washington street, opposite Litle’s Hotel. my29.
JV4TOTHEKSHEAD Sc COX* Dealers in Drugs, iTl Medicines, Paints, OBs, Gloss, Perfumery, Fancy Goads, Ao,, Nor. 18 Bast Washington Street, Indianapolis, may 19.
F h RROW N INfiiy Druggist and dealer in Paints, fiv* Oils. Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Ac., No. 22, West Washington »t. apr87.
DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE A RETAIL.
\\T A H» GLENX* New York Store, Dry Goods, NY • wholesale and retail. No. 3 Bates Hous*. mayS. K I OLWAN Sc HKO rilER. Wholesale and 1 el li tail dealer in Staple and Fanny Dry Goods, Buuneta, Ribbon*, Lace*, Embroideries, Trimmings and Notiom. No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall. anr27.
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE A RETAIL.
A D* WOOD* deadarsin Hardware, Cutlery, Guns , and gun trimmings, and Mechanics tools of every de scription, at Kellogg’s Old Stand. may26
A^iH AR^.ES COX* Dealer in Stove*, Tin Ware, Ac., No. U West Washington st. apr27.
HOTELS.
F71ARMER78 HOTEL* oa* square North of r Union Depot, Comer of Georgia sod lUinois streets. ET B Buehrig, Proprietor. Tare, one dollar pet- 'day. *#pt29. • •
|>ALMEK HOUSE* 1 - isnapolis, Ind. Car1 riage* to and from the ib pot 'ree of charge. J. D. Carmichael, Proprietor. aprS7
BOOK BINDERS.
I aOLtiLAXX A PALMER* Book Binders and Aff Blank Book Manufacturers,No. 36X Bast Washington Street, orer Mills’A Oo’i. Grocery- may27.
paELZELL A TYLER* Book Binders aud JLff Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 35X Rest Washington Street. may27
ARTISTS.
FT1 J. ROWERS* Daguerreotypist, near comer of 1 . Meridian and Washington Streets. Pictures taken with unequalled exactness. may 16.
HOTEL CAliDS.
WRIGHT HOUSE,
a ami WASHING TON STB AST, SOCTB-S1VJS,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.,
LOO. EPPINGER, Proprirtor.
Board, *1 00 per day.
march4 dtf palmer house, ‘ I N D I A N A P O L F8 , IND.
FRIDAY..
OCTOBER 8
[from the New York Dispatch ]
Are there me ElRlatmlnRe im Henven) An incident recently occurred on board a river steamer, which, for the honor of human nature, ve trust, ia not often witnessed in the world, and least of all in the United States. We omit the names and dates, as no good can conle of their .publicity, though we feel strongly tempted to give both the name and address of the chief actor in the scene, and would, but for her unoffending relatives, who, we are assured, feel her conduct as kee ly, and reprobate it as indignantly as we
do. The following are the facts:
About fifteen minutes before the appointed hour for the sailing of the boat, a young lady, with a countenance-of rare sweetness, who could not have been over seventeen or eighteen sum men at the utmost, and who, trom the diffidence in her manner, had probably never before seen the interior, hurriedly entered the ladies' cabin, and depositing a bat, shawl, and a few other articles of dress, in the first unoccupied berth, with-
camaiaam to Aid raoMmoaroT, rasa or ih.auk, drew to look after her baggage. Her youth, vis-
ible inexperience, shrinking modesty, winningness of feature, and recent acquaintance with
J. D. CABMIGHAEli* aprtB-dly
Proprietor*
BROADWAY HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO. CAPT. CHARGES H. CROMWELL*
PROP RIBIOB.
Rtwakfaatat 5 A. M., for Passengers by the Meroing Tr*uprfi-dly. OIBSON HOUSE, Walnut etreet, Cinannati, Ohio. A. WETHER BEE, Proprietor. marchlBCT. ‘ <Uy<
^OUTHO^TEJjpUSE. Corner of and Elm streets*
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
COL. V. W. UO&E* Proprietor.
ONB DOLLAR
BOARD,
march IL
PER DAY .
dly.
BURNET HOUSE. Corner of Vine and Thi^d streets* CINCINNATI, OHIO. A. B. COLEMAN, Proprietor. marchl3. . * dly.
N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
YY7M GETTIS* GUder end picture frame maker, Y Y on Illinois street, oppoeite the Bate* House.— Old frame* re-gilt. maySS.
BUTCHERS * PACKERS.
CLICK St TWEED* Butchers A Packers and VY dealer* In all kinds of fresh and salt meats. Bates House, North corner Illinois Street. may*
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
TAOOH LINDLEY* Importer of Chino, Glass, •J anfi Queens ware. No. 16 West Washington street. aprS7.
HAIR DRESSERSt
f TEN NINO A WEINBERGER—No. 5 Bates TX House Hair DrMsiag Saloon. may22.
HAT AND CAP DEALERS.
F* McOINNIS* (AgtO Dealer in Hate, Caps \T. and Straw Goods, No 9 Wast Washington Street, South Side. may27
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
JTN J* BALDWIN A CO,* Jewelers and WatahJLi, aaksrs and dealers In Stiver Ware, No. 1 Bates House. moyfifi
MERCHANT TAILORS.
YN G. WARD* Msrehant Tailor, dealer in Cloths, jTjj Caatamares, Verting, Shirt#, Hosiery, Glove#, Ac., No. 3 West Washington street.
YX REDE HICK GOEPPER* Merchant Tzilor r find dealer in ready aaade clothing and furnishing goods. No. 21 West Washington afreet, opposite Sentinel office. may29.
MECHANICS.
TXRUMRAR AKRERT.OarpcoteraandBotidJLff sr*. Shop on Kentuoky Arommet fow doors baiow Btake’t rinmmaraia) Bow laMB-dTe
BELL HANGERS A PAINTERS.
YffATERSON, Ml Hangar, Haoae and «ga Painter, JT OUmkr and Dealer In mixed Paints, >h nbaa, Ac. BmMton street., two does* Booth of the Post OSes. Junel.
A FISHER* Houag and Sign Painter, Orantar ana Paper Hanger, Bora Bart Diagonal, oppoeiteOW Htitammik PawtV lurirfi ***mimmt wemsim . JlukCM
• BOILER MAKERS.
evwry daacrintion of kaitar and aBaak fron werit, Penaanrluania Wata.nwtli at Pndtikill’atoanAj. my2B.
YN T. SINKER* Dartre In Steam DoBan.MA Jjg.-rortnnda^aaBlrer «dRaIren rtm^oti rRRXMlff IvKIUR
RESTAURANTS.
YJANK. DtiNIGHT* Magnate. Otoeto Blreai, ffl Boeth of A* Pabner Henaa , , ' mmk
GAB FITTING.
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. BRITISH REVIEWS,
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Engravings.
This Is, confessedly, the most complete work on Agriculture ever published, and in order: o give it a wider circuit tiou the publishers have resolved to reduce the price to FIVB DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES \ h When sent by mail (post-paid) to California and Oregon the price will be $7. To every other part of the Union, and to Canada (post-paid) $6. Thin •work is not Me old
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deel7-*57-ly
UJEiv/aY BkSJkXJ OVJVF A A OL LrVF.y No. 54 Gold street. New York.
TO THE LADIES ! YTfTE HAVE IN STOKE THE BEST Y V Selection of Seasonable and Fashionable Dress Trimmings, Frenck Artificial Flower*, Ac.* Ac., Fancy Crape Silk Pattern Bonnet*—made in Cincinnati— which cannot easily be surpassed for good taste and neat-
tea of style,
AT PRICES TO PLEASE. Also, an assortment of Straw and Fa?cy Neapolitan, OXalg) IB oxxxxotm, And other Millineries on hand. Ladies’ Corset*, &c , Ac., &c., Always in store and for sale a t prices to please. O.S. K. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
aprfi-dly
No. 16 South lUineis Street.
V. k HILT r Tr»T"i=» HkY KAIN * HILT, iujrcrACTcuu or BANK DOORS, JAIL WORK. VERANDAS, B AL U ST R ADI H «. ORATING, axD aix kinds or IRON WORK TTfiUALLT ABOUT A HOUSE. Wa present owselvw U to the dtisena of IndianapoHs. and of the State at targe, and ask thsfcr patronage, mad assure them that they ■sad not go to Cincinnati to gat weak done, for we are prepared to do anything ia th* above line as cheap, and in as workmanlike manner as coo be done anywhere. We warrant to give satisfantton in all work dose by us - Grave Yard Lota andoaad with Iron Railing at reasonahto prises. We also hang House Bells, such as front door, perior, chamber, aad hotol bells. Leaks repaired. We aeay be found an the earner of Mtatoeky Avenue and Tennessee Streets any time during working hoars. We invite all to iriv* as a call bate* closing a contract anywhlr* etas, Indianapolis, Indiana. ap(20-dly
Watches, Jewelry, Ac.,
BOUGHT AT HARD TIMES PRICES. CV7E ARE MW RECEIVING OCR
W Y new aad elegant styles of tali end winter 1
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware. We «*hr
Watches. * larger
stiver and Fk
slsak aad greaur variety to aatoct from than any hfrnae in thogtottaand to SS to
tttkm- Coma and as
We win sell SUvar Lapina Watches,ragntatod, at.. .$9 50
•WOO
r Lsphe* Watches, regulated, w Hasting Lever Watches,
Mated, at*•. SSSCf** ’"■VTiKSS?-
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fwr TEW ACRES* DIVE MALE FRO)
affliction, aa evidenced by her attire of deep mourning, attracted the attention of many of the ladies present, and awoke a general interest in her favor. It was obvious that the young lady had no male friend or escort, or she would have no need to see after the safety of her luggage; aud it was also plain that she was unacquainted with the usages of steamboat travel as not to know that it was against the rule to lay articles of any description in a berth, without having first obtained a ticket for such berth. All this was as distinctly manifest to those who had noticed her, as though it had been written in living letters upon her pale, smooth forehead. » Among others who had observed her, was a tall slender, well-dressed woman, in the neighborhood of forty, sitting at the center table, and who, for aught in her appearance, would have been mistaken anywhere fora well-bred lady. As the inexperienced maiden disappeared through the throng of new comers pressing into the cabin, this woman turned authoritatively to her maid, who was standing near, and in a voice whose chilling and deliberate measure told the kind of heart her husband, the head of a large a, d extensive dry goods jobbing house, was accustomed to clasp to his breast, said: “Jane, take these articles out of my berth, and throw them on the floor!” To at least one listener—our informant—this order was like a crushing, stinging blow! When, in a few minutes, the young lady reentered the cabin, and made her way through the throng to the berth, her anxiety at not being able to discover her things was painful. She glanced from berth to oerth, and then diffidently around, to see if any knew what she waa looking for, and could inform her where to find them. Two or three were looking, but being human in their natures, they had not the heart to tell her, by word or sign, what had happened, and on catching her eyes, blushingly averted theirs. The young girl knew not where to look, to whom to speak, or what to do. At length, perceiving the cabin chambermaid enter, her eyes lit up with hope, and she was stepping forward to inquire ot her, when hep foot pressed against something hard and ribbed. Pausing for an instant to look down she discovered that it wa* a bonnet flattened out of shape with the wires that had given’it form, projecting .one or two places out of the lining. She picked it up, and disturbed by an intruding thought, examined it a moment with an uneasy eye. The next instant he> pale neck, cheeks and forehead were diffused wits Indignant scarlet. The hat was her own! She comprehended *11, and yet could scarcely believe in so fodpytrous and onheard-of inhumanity. Her blue eyes swam yrith great swelling teafrs, and seemed, aad flodtyless felt, on the point of bursting; while for her heart—poor, young thing!—who may tell feelings.in that momen*! - - The shawl and other things lay scattered about and trampled upon in the same manner, though fortunately not irreparably injured, yet were so soiled and injured as to be unfit for use. Crowding passengers, even women, in the burry and cpnfusidn.oi lootipg up berths, are not wont to walk top gingerly.'and whatever lies under foot receives.the due proportion of the crash. Ciu-efolly gathering the articlesov.er her arms andiin hqr hands, the distressed maiden proceeded with them to the center table,'' and in a tone half plaintive, half reprQ^ptjfuJ, which, however, w a shortly barely audible for a stfqggljng sob, astt^d: No one answered for a time. At length the maid ^blushing to her temples, replied, that “You?” said the poor girl in mourning, in a voice that touched every heart but that of the creature that had given the order. “You?” “At my mistress’s bidding,” explained the maid. “The berth was hers.” The girl in mourning went round to where the mistress was sitting; the outrage had stung her young heart to the quick, and she wished to look the author of it in the eye—once-r-just once. The latter brazenly met her glance—without quailing, without blushing. Nay, stared at her with proud supercilious eyes, and did .not blush even for that. The injured girl regarded her attentively for a few moments, and then drew back with a cold chill, as though she had caught a glimpse of the malignaat spirit that abode in that fiightful organ ism, and that in its venom against whatever is beautiful and true, had suggested this tremendous
wrong.
“I am fatherless, motherless, friendless,” sard the girl, iter lips quivering with a sense of mingled anguish and outrage; “and except what I have on, these,” holding up the crushed things, “were the best and only ones I had in the world.
Oh, madam.”
Aid she moved away—poor, young, friendleas thing!—to a settee, when, sitting down and bowing her head upon her small, wan hand, ahe Wept
suck tears!
Let her weep, poor, stricken orphan—let her cry her heart out!—yes, weep tears of blood, till every particle, to the minutest atom of her tender life, shall have lost all likeness to the andean beast that, regardless of all ties, identitying her as a link in the great bond of human nature, deliberately heaped this stupendous outrage upon a
helpless, inexperienced sister.
Yes, let that poor, young thing weep, and let every individual tear be a living and separate witness—stem, faithful and accusing—till, all uniting in one solemn body, they shall form a mighty, terrifying host against her upstart wronger, when, dripping with the tears of other hearts, whom she has as ruthlessly braised and as deliberately trampled down, she shall come up to the bar for judgment in the great judgment
day!
attention was called to the circumstance, end be, seeing at once that the shallow water was approaching, or had actually been reached, ordered the weight to be taken off the breaks aqd allowed a large quantity of slack cable to go overboard. It must always remain a matter of doubt, however, whether the tailing off of the strain on and speed of the cable was observable at all until the top of the bank had been reached, £nd had this been the case it ia quite possible that the cable may have remained suspended upon some projecting points in the steep, and its insulation sooner become gradually injured by ito owu weight. This is, of course, only a probable conjecture, based upon the facts above stated. But, at the same time, it is impossible to account in any other way for the cable having become damaged since its submersion. Should the fault have originated in this way, not the least blame is attributable either to Sir Charles Bright, bis assistants, or the officers of the Agamnnnon, the occurrence being solely referable to the defective and uncertain method of ascertaining the speed of a ship at present in vogue in the royal navy. “The steep range above alluded to is often mentioned as a sloping bank; upon what ground it is difficult to say, for but two soundings were taken upon it, one at the bottom and another at thp top, and those two soundings, though only eight miles apart, show a difference in elevation of 7,200 feet. Of the nature of the intervening space no one can, of course, form any conjecture. Whether the sides of this submarine mountain (for it can be called nothing else) afe broken by ravines and precipitous cliffy, in the same way as the sides of the mountains on land are, nothing but a close and careful series of soundit.gscan ever determine. That such & series of soundings were not made by Commander Dayman at the point in question, when he sounded across the Atlantic from the Cyclops, was, we believe, due the prevalence of bad weather at the time. It is perfectly conclusive, according to the experiments Of Professor Thompson and Mr. Varley, that the water has reached the conducting wire at least one phee not less than 220 miles from the shore, and as the currents received from Newfoundland vary from one to two hundredth to only one-nine hundredth part of the strength they shonld be, it would be deceiving the public to state that the fhult is other than of the moat serious nature. But it is still believed possible by some, with more delicate instruments, and with proper concert at both ends of the line, to work through during some part of each day, provided the con dition of the wire becomes no worse. Negative currents of electricity are now used as much as possible in the transmission of signals, for were positive currents used, the exposed portion of the wire, by decomposing the salt water in contact with it, would be oxydized through in a very short time.”
IMMENSE ARRIVAL OF UNTiETW- G»OOX>fc» AT THB F£kZ1.03r IB Z £k X- .
EMB ’.OIDEKED SILKS, “ CHENILLES, WORSTEDS, FLOWERS, BASKETS, HOSIERIES, NUNS COTTON,
YARNS,
TOYS,
NOTIONS,
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, HAT RIBBONS,
BELT
VELVET “
FRENCH VAI r S, HEAD DHESSE 8 , KID GLOVES, KNIT GOODS, BRUSSELS LACE,
GUIPURE
FANCY DRESS HAIR PINS, octl HENRY HAUSMAN.
N O TIG E , , rjVHE UNDERSIGNED RES F EOT* 1 fully informs his friends and the puhlic generally that in consequence of the decease of his partner, the late George Bauer, he will carry on the business heretofore
known under the firm of
BAUER A GOEPPER* In his own name. All knowing themselves to be indebted to the oil firm, will please call and settle. At the same time I would inform my old and new enstomers that I have laid in a large assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnishing Goods, which I will be happy to sell at the lowest possible prices
FREDERICK GOEPPER,
No. 21 East Washington street, one door east of Harrison’s
Bank, Indianapolis, Ind.
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FARMERS’ HOTEL, (on* eqoaitB north or onion dbpot,) Corner Georgia, trad HIiils 1 e Streets* INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA-yw-|3H[IS Hotel has just been entirely refurnished, and | will be kept inferior to no Hotel in the West. Guesfs wlli find an excellent table, clean beds and comfortable rooms. ■ [myl9-Dly] H. B. BUEHRIG, Proprietor.
BASKETS,* BASKETS
everything else in the wpjow pajpKL.OTZ A PFAFFfoiN, snccasRORs to pHiauc* K*YZ*. oct4 Dlw No 29 West tV*shington Jtreet.
Tfce Atlantic Cable—Ttae DlfHcnltr
Located an* Deocrlbed.
Experiments have been made at Valentin to ascertain where and what the difficulty with the Atlantic coble is—and these facts found. A correspondent of the London Tames describes them at length. We quote two interesting paragraphs: “These experiments would place the fault 220 statute miles from shore, or Somewhere upon the mountain range which divides the depths of the Atlantic from the codtparative shallow water leading from the Irish coast. Reference to logs end diaries kept by those on board the Agvmemaan dnnog the submerging operations show that this bank was crossed between four and five o'clock on the afternoon of the 3d of August, more than an hour before the expected time. It hid been intended by Charles Bright to allow a great quantity of slack cable to ran eat while crossing this point, in order that it might reach the bottom of all the inequalities which might exist there, undiscovered by the sounding line. Bat, for some unexplained cause, the Agamemnon throughout the whole cruise steamed ata greater speed than was registered by the log-line. Owingto this circumstance the bank was readied at least an hour before the expected time, £Ld fi, !iin^ tim SS r *f lTed 00
w ixa. Y- ’vViloy. REAL ESTATE AGENT. AUCTIONEER* MONEY BROKER, AND DEALER IN-. RAILROAD STOCKS. BONDS, AC., No. 10%, Barr Wsshinuton Strut. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
v. m. takasoN, a. if. d. ruNSHOorea, m. ». Dr*. Jameson & Funkhonser, Medical an.il Surgical Practitioners* OFFICE—MERIDIAN STREET, , near door south or the rorrorncs.
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STRAYED OXEN.
CrntAYEDFROMTHE SUBSCRIBER
«■ Thursday evening last, from the Madison Depot,
-one yoke of oxen, yoked together. One was red, about six years old; the other black, also about six years old. Any person finding said oxen, and leaving word with VALENTINE BUTSCH, at his office, at U13 Madison Depot, wiB be liberalv rewarded. !oct2 D2w) H. 0. BARMAN.
y<TtoR. H. FAMES, THE RETIRED / iff PHYSICIAN, discovered, while in the Baa / Indies,a certain cure for Consumption, -Asthma, / BroacMtis, Coughs, Golds, aad General Debilf tty. The remedy was discovered by him whmt I his ody child, a daughter, was given up to ■ .Uie- His child was cured, and la now alive and wall. Desirous of benefiting his fellow mortals he will send to those who wish it the recipe, containing foil directions for making and nmntr this remedy, free, on receipt of their names.. Address, O. P. BRO No. 19 Grand afreet, Jersey <
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HARDWARE.
TRYY STOCK OF HARDWARE CAN NOT BE EXCELLED BY ANY T NTAR. iTM. LHHMENT in the city. It is eutir-’y nmade up of the m.wt improrsdstyle*, boavut dire.-t trom the manufcetarers, and will be sMd at unpr cedentodly low prices for cash * “
It ft complete, of the following justly celebrated manufacturers : Bellemont Nalls. fGi-rr-nawwod’e Bull.,
*toy»e Strap Hingea*
E sgle’. Screws* Walker’s Chain*,
et>Shmvel and Spades, | Jett elk’s Leather Retting. Together with a full and complete aaaovtmeut of HARDWARE generally.
GEO. H. JOHNSON,
Of tLko Z31.gr
*ep3Q-Dly No. 12 lYewt Washingtnn Street.
CINCINNATI CARDS.
BUTLER’S Mercantile Record* and Copying ZFMuJLcZ XTTlKf*. Manufactory No. 39, Vine Street, Cincinnati. T MAKE three distinct varieties, differing ene from the 1_ other only in their degree ef fluidity, aud designated by the label: RECORD—For Ledgers and Records only. MERCANTILE—For Books, Letters and genera purposes. COPYING—For Letter-Prees only. Have had awarded them fourteen Diplomas, Oliver and Bronse Medals. 1 Refer to 5,1)08 Merchants and Bankers, who as* them, throughout the South and West. jAddress orders to Jams J. BmxR, Agent, Manufacturer, or to STEWART A BOWEN, Indianapoli-*, LUSE tt WILSON, Book Binders and Stationers, mchlSi-dlyl Laravm-*, Ian.
PIANOS TRUAX & BALDWIN 66 West! ourth St. CINCINNATI.
A TTKUAX* BALDWIN’S MUSIC HOUSE f\_ may be found a superior assortment of choice makes of Plano Forte** Harmonlnmii and Meiodeona* in plain and ornamented cases, made from the best materials, and warranted to stand in any climate. Also, a large and varied assortment of Sheet Music. Also, Violins, Flutes, Violineellos, Flageolets, Clarinetta, Accord eons Flutinas, Fifes, Banjos; Guitars Tamborines, String*. Bass and Tenor Drums, Ac. Brass Instruments for Hands. mayS-dly 86 West Fourth Street, Ciocinnati.
johx WTKira. ssth a. Haines. w* -tnxb. WYNNE HAINES & CO. Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Gocds, No. 101 Pearl-st., (Between Vine and Race Streets,) mchlS-dlyl Cincinnati.
/NIXON & G00DMAh\ Manufacturers, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS it. Every Variety of Foreljrn aud Domr-,lit
PAPER I'RIMMRDSTOI
9
Paper Manufacturers’ METEfUALS,
\ 77 A 79 WALNUT ST , ^
ETO
H.«,±lxro«,c3. H-ooorca. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 167 Walnut-st.,bet. Fourth AFiltli sts* CINCINNATI. WRIGHTSON A GO., Ppofrih-ors. tmrhl3-d1y
FURNITURE! FURNITURE ! WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL. 3F»- IPEO-lrL A A.F, 87 Bowery* (Wbolesale Warehouse,) and 460 Peixrl-st,*(Ref«ll Store*) NEW YORK. ■■ ter TO 3 Bills of twenty-five dollars retailed at wholesale prices at the Bowery Store. ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND BLAOK WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, In Brocatelle, Delaine and Plush. Cane-se»t and Com mon Furniture in great variety. Also, jSnameled Chamber Furniture, • - _ In setts, from $22 to 8100. SPRING, CURLED HAIR, MOSS AND WHALEBONE MATTRESSES. Also, Feather Red*and Bedding, Patent Premium Sofa Bedsteads, and Patent Self-rocking Cradles. Dealers wiH find at the above stores the largest and best assortment of any e*t*)ilishment in New dor*,and can buy either at wholesale or retail, cheaper than at any other hbpse in the city. t au38-3m
Fjr&xxc Ll O ti l I ’ NOW O PEN IN G. XYTHITE FRENCH CHINA—Consist VV to “ Pitchers, Plates, Fl GOLD BAND CHINA—Consisting ef Diaaer S-tts, Tea Setts i Soup Tnrqeps, Gravy Tureens, Covere i Dishes. ^*.^♦^1 fixes and styles; Covered Butters, assorted sixes and styles; Pitcher* and Dishes, assorted sizes and styles; Baksr’s Coffee Pots, assorted sixes and styles; Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, asserted taxes and styles; Bowls, Teas, Coffees, assorted sfoey and styles; Egg and Custard Cups, assorted sixes and styles; Spittoons, Mugs, Comports, assorted sixes and stylet; Fruit Basket#, Pickles, asaorted sites and style*; Flat Plat a. 3, 5. 6, 7,8 and 10 inches; Bean Plates, 4, 7,8 and 10 inch**; Vases, new and beautiful patterns; Watch Safes, new an* beautiful patterns; Toilet Boxes, new &nd beautiful pattern*/ Chamber Candlesticks, new and beaatiiul patterns; Chaifober Candle"hcOB LINDLKT‘8, No. re West Washington street, • -v Indianapolis, Ind.
FOR SALE.
T wave 300,000 bkick for sale. X Also, a lot of Horans, Wagons and Harness, which I win sell at private sale until the 15th of October, and if not sold at that time, I will Omrvffer the same at public sale.
Terms mode known oa day ef sale. v JAM 18 W. ROGERS,
ho may ho seen at LMJeto Hotel, *Mt Washington street.
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SPLENDID GOODS £** THE LADIES. mJTlNS A. KSIaIaBK^ MERIDIAN RT., ivX ’vest side, next door tjmwot th* Telegraph office, respectfully calls thesneadan of the taffies of Indianapolis to her beautiful and fashionable assortment* of MilU3 he ax lures them that she has gone to great paint In selecting her materials, and is at aH times prepared to make theae op In the tataat style and the most ategant uum-
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AMERICAN HOUSE, OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT,
ImAlamapolis* Imd.
rwwm* EDEUK.AR HOUSE, (and the largest *. I in tbd city*) has been leased by the undersigned, who, by close bepe to be able to render satisfaction to #UU »oSfreLAA*» hSIV WELL V8NTILATSD. Table Covered with the beat im th«
Mmrket.
oIwom ready fore TromeLers on (ke Arrival
Deatne.
JO* Olmas as reasonable a* any irtt-elaas Hotel. Give the American a Trial. HOLLOWAY St MORROW. Proprietor*
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Wholesale Dry Goods Store.
mg-ERCHAirrs ARE RESPECTFULLY
OooJa
in tted to call and examine oar Winter Stock of Dry and Nation*. WRIGHT, BLAKK St CO.,
“ w “‘ *"*- ’-‘“O'**
LANDS NEAR CITY FOR GARDEN L.OT8 OR RESIDENCES
MpS^dUr
,—
GUAS8 AND NAILS-
200^™ ^**^*** ***
Ha. 7$ Hato WaoMm*am W**
One or twe maaU fomUies can he tawmmodafod
rooms. *
Plambing, Gas & Steampipe Fitting ’ aitd hydraulic engineering. rUHE UNIH?**r®NEB MAS BPENED I a shop on Washington afreet, opposite the Btatewtee he will keep eonatantiy on hand all kinds of Lkis ririta*~T for that purpose superior praetiealworkjnen. Gas AxUrree ledipyod. staking threseqnai to new. * hsfi®5!SfflSr. *.l^*>l*latprotoptiy attended to. JrSMy
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE 3VIox*o C3rroooi*los-
MILLS, ALFORD CO.
d^hVFKR TO TUB TKADB KVKRY INDUCKMKNT in variety, quality and prices of all articles in the
grocery line.
Merchants located on Kaiiroa 1 * can have in their own store, the gods ordered from us, on the .lay after th* order is received, and ve will warrant the articles lo give entire
satisfaction
We invite attention esi^ciaily to our lar.-e and now complete supply of Salt Fish of every kind in u*e here. Mackerel—Nos. 1, Z aud 3 pack>$jres of all sis Hlnte Fish And Trout—The (juaiity warranted.
Herring—Pickled and dry,in l>oxes.
apfSftdtf MILLS, ALFOKD k. CO.
k>$/es of al! sizes.
or no.
XV. Eroiia.ia.ca,
WMOLKSAl^
t«rocer and Commission Merchant, NO 72 EAST W >S!1 INGTON STREET,
indknapolis, ind.
V ST«»CK IS NOW LA HOE AND omplete, and is offered to the city and country trade low flurea for cash or approved short paper Highest market price gives for Produce in exchange for goods. aug2-ly
M
E. & W. GROCERS
M. REEVES AND DEALERS
PROVISIONS, fbUTTEK - IN D %LI, KINDNOF I w Country Produce. 4ti W. Wjishiujjton street, opposite the Paimer House, and one door from the Bank of the State, corner of Illinois street, Indianapolis, Ind. fehSdly. GEO. H. JOHNSON, —DEAT.KR IN — Carpenters’and Coop.-rs’Tools, Nails, Glass, Rope, Gun Barrels and Gun Trimmings. No. 12 West Wawliins'ton street, aprl5 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. dly G-r-ooorlcs-8. J. ISollaiul & Son. Wliolcside and Retail Crocers, No. 94 East Washington Street, Are iust regeivin; a fresi^to-k of F.iraity Groceries, to which th -y call the .itwn'ion of t io ci y an 1 country trade. All kinds of cuuatry pioduce taken in exchange tor goods. N. It. lioudw tlelivered to all purtw of the City free of t-liarg’e. au3l.
Wf..
CAPITAL CITY ARCADE, BLAKE'S COMMERCIAL ROW, CORNER or WASHINGTON ST. AND KENTCCKY AVKNl E. woin.n uenercrrui.LY announce to the Oitiz-in of Imlianapolis and tiie State at large, that we have opened the above K-cabl.sh ment, at which can be found at all imes the bert and
largest stock of
) Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods! Consisting in part of FINE CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS, ff all Designs and Patterns; Woolen, Merino and Silk Undershirts and Drawers, togethrr with a splendid assortment of Ties, Cravats,Gloves,Umlirellaa, Walking-Ounes, Traveling Bags, and everything which is necessary for the comfort and convenience of men and buys.
ALSO,
Tbc Frill Styl<‘N of Hats and Cap*, Which surp:iss in make and lieauty, as well as comfort and pleasant we ir, an . tiling ever brought to our city IWore. It would be us-less to mention every style and kind of Hats and Caps—we only say to the public, come and judge for yours;ives,and you will he assured of not only obtaining NEW AND FASHIONABLE LOODN, But at such prices as will satisfy you at once that «e are determined to make the Arcade the headquarters of good bargains. H. BAMUEKGJSK ft CO , Capital City Arcade* Blake’s Commercial How, comer of Washington street and Kentucky avenue • sepl4-2m P. S,—Shirts made to order.
SANFORD’S Reciprocating Porkble Farm Mill, (Patented VI arc It* 1858-) TTtOIt ORINOING FEE l> FOR STOCK, § ’ and corn or other grain in every variety for family nse, and by simply changing the plates, will grind Drugs, Paints, Printer’s Ink, Emery . ke. The principle of thU M II is entirely new, and its advantages over ever/ ROTAttf MI i,L are highly important.
the
ist.-t-Uis more durable, having four tunes the grinding serf ace of any Rotary Mill requiring the same pover. 2d.—About half the power is * tVed, as ttie resistance is all within one inch of the center of the shaft. 3d.—They are mail- of different capacities so as to be
turned by hand, or vari«d to suit any amount of power to
an almost unlimited extent.
4th.—It can be purchased at a less price. 5th.—Its extreme simplicity enables a person of lessthan ordinary capacity to keep it in perfect order. 6th. —The plates c in be replaced at an expense not to exceed from 75 i ts. to a $ 1 39, according to size 7th —It will not clog, as the reciprocating motion combined with the peculiar dress of the plates renders it impos-
sible.
8th.—It occupies but little room, and is easily removed from plage to piece. 9th. -*It is capable of grinding more than any other Mill, with the same amount of power applied. Therefore ev ry man shoull tie bis own miller, to'I his own gtist, and save the expense and time of going to aill. This Mill received the premium at the State Fair of New Jersey, Sept. 17th, 1858. The oi.iy f.ur w ere it has been exhibited. All orders for the States of low.i, Indiana and Illinois, should be sent to the sabscrit>er, who is sole Agent for the above States. RICHAKD BRITTAIN Poughkeepsie, New York. N. B. Stat° and County Rights for sale. sep27-D4tW2w
American Express Company,
—AND TfliC
UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO., , Office on the corner of Washington and Meridian Streets, .INDIANAPOLI*, Three Daily Ixpressesto New York; Two Daily Kxpresnes to Cincinnati, and Two Daily Hxpreaies to Chicago and St. Louis. The above companies are the only privileged expresses on the following roads, viz: INDIANA CKNTRAL; LAFAYKTTK k CinCAOO; INDHTAPOLIS k Pi RU; TIRRK HAUTE*. RICHMOND; ■j > BELLEF i AINK k INDIANAPOLIS. Money, Packages, Valuables and Freight carried with aafaty and dispatch and in charge of special and efficient messenger*. Notes, Bill* and Drafts wHlfaromptlyeoUected and speedy Jorns made. [ajg31-diy) D. RYAN, Agent. A. B. WILLARD & CO. Are now in rec- ipt of a LARGR AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Which they will tell At Price* to Sait ttie Time*. Call atNo. 40 West Washington street. flep87 A. B. WILL ABDACO.
Extracts, forth*
e. n. eaxn. w*. at aaioa. CAPITAL ART PALACE. TXT® AHE NOW PREPARED TO W execute in the highest style ot art Likefrom the tastiest Miniature to Life Size. TTp Room over Morphy A Holliday's Iron Store. Entrance No. 38X Bast Washington street, op petal* Wright House. CARD A RUN X ION. «f«4-Dly
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. ILL* OP LADINO CONSTANTLY BUT on HAND •rawART St B0WKS 8.
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