Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1859 — Page 3

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1 CTOa th« fourth p»f« will b* found u »c- f count of ao MtockUng tent at IVUfarm Falls.

-Two’s on lb« Marins

J~Ua*o Dnill I* far a»i« <*nrry ra^rntn* •* tTnlon Drt">t.

]*•!««• to JmHtrrlbera.

Ifpnrt C I/Hig is the only person authorised

Nrw Cot.NTSsrarr.Bank, of Chicago.

Foomd—A brass key—the owner can bars it by calling at this office and paying for this notice.

_ „ „ O'Buffalo is said to beseventeen miles nearer U> collect from our city subscribers, who psy for , Ba|Ua]ore thM u i# t0 New Yot k, since the di-

their papers ir#e*fy.

Foa 3*1.*—A scholarship in Brysnt’s Commercial College will be sold on reasonable terms on application at the Smtintl office- tf

rect railway has been completed. Fink Croaes —A choice lot of fine cigars of the best brands, jn*t rcceired at Hug’s, Sentinel

Bnildir gs.

O' The MethodisUof Jeffersonville are msk-

fTsrthe Dsaly Btste SenttaW-l Eorroa Sotosl—>1 aseyon and the editor of the Journml are "talking about the propriety of selecting mea ter city office a without regard to party.” IT this cruras should be adqpedTby our citisens, I hare not the least doubt but ffiat it would result in great good to the intereata of the oarporwuoe, as mea weald be selected, not for their partizsn services, but for their honesty and

qualineatieoa.

In view of such a coarse being adopted, I weald re pectfally suggest the name of Sims A. Colly, as a suitable person for the ( ffl « oi Mayor. It Mr. Colly will oooeeat to to the use of his name for the office, be will be snpaorted by many who hare the public good more in view than a desire to adrance the interest of partizsn friends. March 24, 1859. E. P. UNUM.

fCHlIroHri f onrenttwn at Columbus.

The conrention of the managers of southern, . . . ... r»,.K .nH ,Mr c «, n e«K».. . U mm OTe <l b, . ell I'»• nc» dmrch ,n H... ,..,,,.1 B-If.lo, met « Colembe,. oe »?*“. M "*•

day, March 23d. There was a full attendance j 8Cri * r

of delegates from twenty-three leading roads interested in the morement. The conrention was called to order at 11 o’clock, by John Brough, on whose motion S. W Hubbard, of the L. M. C. & X. Railroad, was ap pointed President. Lafayette Devenny, of the Steubenville and Indi na road i Charles Wood, of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis; and J. B. Anderson, of the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago, flecretaries. We give a list of the delegates from the Jndima roads represented. Indiana Ckntkal.—J. S. Newman, President; Charles Parry, Vice President, and Jas.M. Smith, Superintendent Dayton and Western.—J. Harshman, President; James M. Smith, Superintendent. Pittsburg, Ft. Watn* and Chicago.—John Larinlle, Director; J. B. Anderson, General Superintendent. Tkrrk Hautk and Richmond.—E. J. Peck, President; Charles Wood, Secretary. Columbus, Pjqua and Indiana —W. F. Slater, Superintendent; R. Walkup, General Freight Agent; John H. Bradley, Agent for Receivers. Indianapolis and Cincinnati.—II. C. Lord, President. Jeffersonville.—Charles Wood, Represent-

ntive.

Ohio and Mississippi.—W. H. Clement, Superintendent; P. B. Strader, General Ticket Agent;

T. Lowe

Eaton and Hamilton.—D. W. Morrow, Su-

perintendent.

JiAfAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS.—J. Odl'in. Terre Haute, Alton and St. I^ouis.—E. J.

Peck, Delegate.

Beli.epontaine and Indiana.—John Canby,

President.

Iidiana, Pittsburg and Cleveland.— John Brough, President. The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, and the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati roads are not represented. Great good feeling pervades the Convention, and the prospect appears to be favorable for an amicable adjustment of all matters before tho Convention adjourns. A committee on time tables was appointed, but they could not report until 1 tho arrival of Mr. Scott, of the Pennsylvania Central Furniture—There is no city in the West where furniture of a superior quality can be had at more reasonable prices than in Indianapolis The business of manufacturing is carried on exten aively, and it is in the hands of men who have the capital and energy to turn the advantages possessed by the location to good account, both for themselves and for the prosperity of the city. The rapid progress of the Capital on the road to wealth and high civilization, has called for the establishment of warerooms where the most fashionab'e and elegant articles of house furnishing goods can be had in a sufficient variety to suit every taste. Such a room is that of John Ott, No. 117 west Washington street, directly opposite the State House- A walk through his splendid warerooms will well repay one for the time, if it is only to see tho perfection to which the cabinet business has been brought; and the lover of the beutiful is always charmed at proportions that harmonize with the lines of beauty. As a cabinet maker, Mr. Ott might successfully give a lesson to Kings and Presidents, who sometimes fail to glue together the conflicting elements they work with, without jarring upon » cultivated taste. He could at all events furnish them with lounges and ottomans, dressing bureaus, chairs, sofas and tables, which would add a luster to their stately homes. The furniture manufactured by Mr. Ott reflects great credit on the mechanical skill of our city, and the largo stock ever to be found at his rooms, from which a selection to suit each class and condition of society can be made, is a convenience duly appreciated by an extensive pa-

tronage.

Police Items.—The Mayor’s Court yesterday was guiltless of furnishing a single item. Justice Sullivan had Mrs. Bridget H&Uihan before him on a peace-warrant, sworn out by her brother-in-law, Jeremiah Hallihan. Mrs. Bridget, it appears, is a respectable woman, who keeps all her members under the control of her reason, except her tongue—and that unruly instrument, according to testimony, is a little the vilest that was ever let loose on a man. Her husband cannot live with her, and she has turned all the vials of her wrath on his brother. Her threats and violent disposition were fully proven, and she was bound over in a penalty of $100 to keep the peace. She refused to give bail, and went to jail uttering the most terrible threats against all connected with her arrest. A night in the

lock up may cool her.

Justice Fisher had Jim Burton, a good looking coal-black young nigger before him,on the complaint of Tom Crawspn, a red-headed and nearly white darkey, for an assault alleged to have been committed on him at a colored festival on Wednesday night. A trial of any sort among the Ethiopians is sure to bring out the whole force, either as witnesses or spectators. As we looked over the crowd in the court-room, and observed the indolent, good-for-nothing looks of a great majority of the old and young niggers there aesembled, we could not bat wish that some philanthropist would take the whole lot Sooth and sell them to some cotton planter, where they might be made useful. Tom could not sustain

his charge, and Jim was discharged.

Fiar—Last night about eight o’clock, s Are broke out in the row of frame bouses on the cor oer of Washington and Meridian streets, known as Grayden’a corner, nod in a few momenta after the alarm was given, the three buildings were wrapt in flames. The Relief fiogioe being la cloee proximity, was soon on the spot, and the others arrived as soon as could reasonably be ex pec ted, and with well directed streams of w.ter succeeded in subduing the "devouring element’’ before it bad quite eat up the lower stories. The buildings were ell vacant, or nearly so. Mr Hanaway had a few groeerlee la one of them, which were meed. The booeee wen sold yea♦srdsy at auction by Wiloy—tho eaot oao for

sad (he others, oao fix fdOaadoao for $30,

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V3TIn consequence of the ward meetings being fixed for Friday evening, the lecture of Mr. Defrees, before the Ladies’ Benevolent Society, has been postponed. Due notice of the

time will be given.

37 For a nice dish »f snipe got up in artistic style, go to the Magnolia Saloon, where they know how to fix a repast for an epicure. On Saturday evening a superb snipe supper, with all the delicacies of the season, will be set at the Magnolia. Lovers of good cheer take notice. CT At a meeting of St. Patrick’s Society, held Wednesday evening, Mr P. Kirland was elected President; Dr. J. M. Lynch, Vice President; Mr D. J. Callahan, Secretary, and John Lynch, Treasurer. The Society will celebrate the 17th of March each year hereafter.

Bors Drowned.—We are informed by the Rgent of the Adams Express, that two boys, three or four years o.d, sons of Josi&h Reynolds and W illiam Whitesides, of Columbus, Indiana, were drowned yesterday afternoon in White river, near that place. The boys bad gone to the river to swim—got beyond their depth and were drowned O’ The Buffalo Republic says: "A well-known gentleman of this city was seen in a handsome two-horse sleigh in the street this morning with an elegantly dressed lady. On examination the lady proved to be his wife. We venture to say that anything similar has not occurred in the city

in the last ten years.’’

Indiana Central.—The Cincinnati Commercial says it is authorized to state that the means are secured for the change of width of road from Dayton to Indianapolis to Ohio guage. The Little Miami loans the amount asked of her, but makes no contract in regard to direction of traffic. Work on machinery and road-bed will commence to-day. (HTThe Evansville Journal states that a break occurred in the Wabash Canal, a little below Petersburg, on Sunday. On Monday the breach was about ten feet wide, and had washed to the depth of the bottom of the canal, so that the flood was inundating the neighboring fields. The breakage can not be repaired without drawing off all the water on the level, which is nearly twenty

miles long.

m m Attention, Grets.—-You are hereby notified to meet at the armory this (Friday) evening, at half-past seven o’clock, for drill and business. Every member is requested to attend. You are also ordered to appear at the armory to-morrow afternoon at two o’clock, in full dress uniform, with dress cap, for parade. By order E. HARTWELL, Commanding Officer.

Geo. Butler, 0. S.

ty Some of the streets in this city are in a wretched condition. Chuck-holes, that will take a wheel to the hub, and bounce the occupant of a wagon or carriage clear across the street, unless he or she holds on "like grim death to a dead nigger," are very numerous within one or two squares of Washington street, and opposite places where vacant lots rate at prices that would startle a man of limited means or circumscribed views. Would it not be a good idea for our Street Commissioner, until these holes are stopped, to imitate the fashion prevailing now at Leavenworth? There, we are told, it is very common to see signs posted up on some thoroughfare, with the ominous words: "No bottom here,” painted thereon in largo letters. Sad is the fate of the luckless wight, who ventures to drive his team heedless of the warning. It is the last seen,

alive, of his cattle.

Pike’s Peak.—Mr. Richard C. Holland returned from Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterday, having received a telegraphic dispatch, announcing the death of his father. He reports that city as crowded with emigrants for the gold fields, and the road aj. crowded with adventurers of all classes and kinds, some with trains with abundant supplies; some on horse-back or mule back; some with little hand-carts, with a few essentials, and a large number on foot, trusting altogether to their rifles and to chance. The late Leavenworth papers brought by Mr. Holland, speak encouragi^ly of the mines, and tell one story of wonderful luck in a few days' work; but as it may be the interest of the papers there, to give only the bright side of the picture, we forbear to quote from them. The price of passage by teams, from Leavenworth to the Peak, is $45 for one passenger, everything found, and 100 pounds of freight allowed, or $25 and the passenger find his own provisions. Phoinix Insurance Company—We 'ake the following remarks of the Phoenix Insurance Company from the Covington, Kentucky, Globe. R. J. Gatling is the Agent for this place, and if any of our readers have property to insure they certainly want a responsible company to in-

sure in:

We have before us the Courant, published at Hartford, Connecticut, on the 30th of December, 1858, from which we select the prices of stock of Insurance Companies in that city. The par value of those stocks are $100 per share. The following was the range of prices at the above

date:

Hartford Fire Insurance Company, $165 to $180 per share. C mnecticut Tire Insurance Company, $113 to $118 per share. .Ema Insurance Company, $300 to $215 per

share.

Phopnix Insurance Company, $203 to $219

per share-

City Insurance Company, $100 to $115 per

•bare.

Merchant laeuranee Company, $105 to $109 per share. From these items, it will be seen that the Phoenix Insurance Company, for which oar Mend, Fred Wise is agent, stands at the head of the Hartford Insurance, and a I though its capital is Bet so Urge ae some one or two other companies, yet such is its character end dm Ugh Mpatation it has obtained for boamoble dea'iag, that ita stock is deemed eqaal to any in ffio masfcet We are also advised, that Me mmmen let I—nary, 1359, are more then doable dm amonat of ita mpital stock.afoot^aettobela^thestatethat we are'nwore pfc Thle^Phosalx

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MEDICAL ADYEKTISEXEinS.

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Wanted. — A house containing five or six rooms, within ten minutes’ walk of the Bates House. Address, [m23-2t] E. A., Bax 531.

17 Dr. Hostetter’s justly celebrated and never failing Stomach Bitters will effectually cure all diseases of the body of a morbid nature The Doctor in calling the attention of the public to this valuable specific, does so with a feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it is recommended. It is no quack article, bat one that has stood the criticism of the American press and people. The testimony given in its favor by the most eminent and well known professora and private individuals in all parts of the Unite States, is immense, and clearly evinces that its virtues are many. The use of the "Bitters” can not but satisfy (he skeptical, that it is really deserving the celebrity it has obtained wherever sold. For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere. Aas too Sice—or have you friends that are sick? Then read Dr. Easterly’s advertisement in another column of this paper, and go to the agent in this place and obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint. W e allude to Dr. Easterly’s Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Cartels Cough Balaam, Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, Dr. Baker's Specific, and Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial. These medicines have beer, thoroughly tested in the various forms of disease for which they are recommended, and can be confidently recommended as the moat efficacious remedies known. They are very popular, and are selling rapidly in nearly every city and town in the United States. To be had of the agents, Motbershead Jk Cox,and druggists generally, tf INDEPENDENT PEOPLE’* TICKET. For Justice* of the Peace. SAMUEL BURGESS, Wm. R. DEFORD, C. G. WERBE, MAHLON SEABOLT. Constables. LOUIS KLUSMANN, EDWARD DAYH, ALEXANDER McKINLEY, JOSEPH BLUME, HENRY C. CARTER.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Scrotmlaemneffi !■ twemty tejrs— William Mile*, aged 37, had been afflicted with Scrofula for 11 yean. On thedit of August, by the mdvfes of Dr. Will am Root, of Mariotta, Georgia, bo commenced the use of RADWAt’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT. In iz boors he felt s change for the better; ia twelve boura smell pustules were seen covering the whole surface of the body; in twenty-four hours he was covered with discharging sores. He still took the Resolvent freely, bat finding his bowels very costive, he took six of RADWAT’3 REGULATORS. They operated powerfully and plers&ntly. He afterward took one Regulator at night. The sores caused him some irritation, which he allayed by bathing them with the Resolvent. The fourth day the sores all healed up. He continued the Resolvent and the Regulators for twenty days. Since the last day, which was on the night of the twentieth day, he ha* not exprienced any returning symptom* or uneaMnes*. Hi* blood i* pare, skin clear, and bowel* regular. ft. It. K. Office. 102 Fulton street. N. V Agent* in Indianapolis: William Mofflt, W. W. Roberta, Hannaman St Oo.. R. Browning. mch231>JrW Holloway’a Ointment.—Goat, lumbago and rheumatism are infallibly removed by a continuous use of this great detergent application. Warm fomentations should In all cases precede it* use. It relaxes the constrained muscle* and fibres, and assists nature in completing a cure. Sold at the manufactory. No. 80 Maiden Lane.NewYork. and by ail Druggists, at 25c., 03c., and f 1 per pot or box mch21-lwDfaW Notice.—All persons knowing the whereabouts or locality of any dead animal or animals, within the city limits, are requested to leaves description of the aame, in writing, at the City Clerk’s office, in Odd Fellows’ Hall, so that the person employed by the city can remove them. By order of the Common Connell. A.D.ROSB, jan2fl-Dtf City Marshal. HAVE YOU A head ef hair, or whiskers or moustaches, of ao unbecoming color? DO YOU Wish to change that color to a handsome deep brown or a perfect and natural black, without injury to the fibres; and to keep your hair of the tinge you desire, without trouble or inconvenience? r fro T THEN YOU Mnst use Christadorw’s Excelsior Dye, which is the only harmless, certain, instantaoeons and truly natural Hair Dye in the word. SHOULD YOU Doubt these statements, try the article, and If it fails, denounce it. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers. Cain • doro, -Vo.8 Astor House, Hew iork. B. BBOWNING, Agent, feb28-dfcwlm. Indianapolis, Indiana.

Blank Book Manufacturing. TTETE ARE rH.*- PARED NOW TO BXYV * CUTE all orders for Blank Books and Miscellaneous Book-binding, at short notice and upon the most reasonable terms. Oar Facilities are not Equaled la <ke

And our work shall be done tn the best manner. BAILBOAD BIT LING AND ? RUTTING, And all kinds of County, Book and Mercantile Blank Books, will receive especial attention and cam. Magaxiaes, Periodicals, fcc., bound in every style desired, equal to any work in this or any other State. CLOTH CASES MANCFACTCKED TO

ORDER.

Publishers will find os prepared to print and bind in any style that may be desired. ffilNGHA.K * ffiOPOW, State Sentinel Office, feblT Dfcwtf Wmklnglon Street, Indianapolis.

STORE ROOMS TO REVT. TN ROBEKTS’ BLOCK, NEAR UNION J. Depot—all the manor hi one tenement-one of the finest business rooms in the city, especially far wholesale bud ness. Inquire of McKBBNAN fa PIERCE, mch!2-D3w Beal Estate Agents

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trains from New Fork at osven o’clock, A. T and six o'clock, P. M. on Urn Casa laa fa Amboy and New Jerssy roads,and peach Cincinnati at aaa o’clock. P. M. and seven o’d'ek, P. M. Leave Ciaemuati at eight o’clock. A. N. and half-post eleven o'eleek,B. M.,and make abuai the same time to New Tort. The following rrs iatiou* were otared by the Piemdent of the Baltimore fa Otoe Railroad, and adopted. Whereas, Mod-rate spoe t of paamngu trains it admitted to contribute largely to aoooomi al working, and cot quent y the not results of railroad proper y; and WbereM, Extiaordir.ary coot of high speed staeuid relative remnnera ion for passerger service; and Whereaa. The experience of the managers of the railroad system in Europe has adopted this principle in their tariff as the legitimate result fexperience. Therefor;, BetoleeA. In order to inaugurate this economical and valuable principle in the American matem, each through line to competing points may.»» ita option,charge ore dollar less between New Tort and such competing points on all trains axing schedule time not lass th»n thirty-six hours between Cincinnati and New Tort, forty hours betwsea Chicago and New York. The time seems to be mrtsfhWnry to the various western roads Interested, and said to boss arranged as to be bettar adapted to the general pnfalieMamsatance by all lisas than ever heretofore mate. The Peanaylvania mad provides far a bold and active competition with the Hew Tort Central by rapid spate, and the Baidas are fa Ohio road while maintaining moderate speed, provided ia die stove resolution, will empenaate far it by rtencing dm fan one

dollar.

Freight rates occupied bat little of the attention of the Convention; bat the foilowlngraseladen was passed: That a committee couriering of one representative of each Western road be appointed by their respective roads, to arrange the rates on freights eastward bound, and that they be instructed to fix the difference* between ail rail, and rail and lake, nil and river—rail, take and wngt, and that this committee meet *& Dayton on the 31st Inst., and that one representative from each of the four Atlantic lines be invited to be present. Tho Convention is still sitting, bat will adjourn to-night. mm Frwm Wmsfcimfftmm. Washumtok , Thursday, March 24. The Grand Jury, more than a week ago, * presentment against Mr. Sickles, far the murder of Key. It was then the duty of the District Attorney to prepare an indictment and place it before them far final action. This he did to-day, when it was returned by them aa a true bill. The reason for the delay is understood to be that they might in the meantime have an opportunity to examine additional witnesses, mors particularly relative to Butterworth, so that if they discovered sufficient cause they conld Indict him Jointl / with Sickles. Messrs. Stanton, of Pittsburg, and Magrader and Batcliff, accompanied by the father of the accused, came Into court to-day and asked t-.at next Monday be set for trial, but after a conference with the District Attorney, Mondayweek, April 4 th, was agreed upon for that purpose. Mush concern has recently been manifested by t’e foreign Ministers regarding the original emigrant movement, and it has been stated that the Administration is opposed to it on the surmise that it is connected with Ge-eral Walker, but the assurance Is given that such ia not the case, and, as a consequence, the opposition which was raise! against the expedition h- s ceased, as it is claimed that the Administration cannot be adverse to legit mate colonisation in the United States. A company of amigrants is forming in Washington. The Circuit Conrt of the District of Columbia haa decided an important patent case on an appeal from the Commissioner of P.teats. The case was an interference between the National Steam Gusge Cnmiiany and Wm- H. Fosley It was decided in favor of the former, assignee of B. G. Allen. Lientenant General Scott haa arrived. He had an interview with the Secretary of War this morning, and will remain in the city several days on business .connected with official position. Nicholas Cleary, of California, has been appointed Naval store-keeper at Shanghai, China.

Fatal Affray. Savaxsau, Thursday, March 24. Passengers arrived by the steamer Florida state tfat Major Gr gg, engineer of tbe Florida Bailmad, was shot dead at Jacksonville. Saturday night, by Alfred Sears, in an affray growing out of a previous difficulty. Gregg was unarmed. Both parties were natives of Massachusetts. The affair bad ocoasioned great excitement and Sears was threatened with lynch law. ■KOMD MSPATCH. The body of Major Gregg is on the way to the former residence of the deceased, in Maisackuaetts, for burial. The murderer, who has a family living in Massachusetts, has been imprisoned. Grain Statistics Chicago, Thursday, March 24. The grain statistics in the Commercial Exprse* to-day, show the accnmnlation in store last week 11,000 bushels against 160,' 00 bushels the corresponding week last year. The difference in the amount of floor and wheat in store now, and the same time last year, reached 1,154,000 bushels decrease. Therecoiptsofflour and wheat are equivalent to 1,644,000 bushels. The increase in the receipts of corn sxeeed 200,(00 bushels. From Toronto. Toronto, Thursday, March 24. A bill has been introduced into the Assembly to incorporate the Trans-Atlantic Telegraph Company. It provides for a line from Quebec, via Labrador, with a capital of §1,000,000, with the privilege of increasing it to §5,000,000. The line is to be commenced within one year and completed to Labrador within three years.

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Stop that CoDgh.

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UjC CAUTION.-43 Hard against purchasing imitations or counterfeits. See on the label of every bottlethe nams of the SOLE PROPRIETORS, Boqjamin Page, Jr., & Co. PHABMA01UTISTS axd CHEMISTS, PiTrsncxo, ra. Boldin Indianapolis by R. BROWNING, H. ROSEN GARTEN, WM.-mOFFITT. NOT HERS HEAD fa COX, WM. TILLY’S, AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. *Pr 1* eodfaeowly-lo

Public Diuuer to (Judge Pettit. LAPATWrrz, Thursday, March 24. The public dinner given at the Jones House last evening by the members of the Bar, to Hon. Judge Pettit, of this city, who was recently appointed Chief Justice of Kan ms Territory, passed off with great eclat, Hon. Albert White presiding. Appropriate speeches were made, and toasts given. Judge Pettit leaves for Kansas on Monday next. Suicide. Dxtroit, Thursday, March 24. John W. Fanner, a resident of this city for nearly forty years, and extensively known as compiler of several valuable maps of Michigan and Wisconsin, threw himself from a fourth story window at Si. Mary’s Hospital, to-day, in a fit of insanity, and wm killed. 1 ^ From Now Orleans. Nsw OxLKAjn, Thursday, March 24. The steamer Quaker City, of the Tehuautepec line, has not reached this city. The cause of detention is not known. The steamer Cakawba has arrived with Havana dates to the 19th. She bring* no news of importance. M m From Halifax. Halifax, Thursday, March 24. There are, aa yet, no indications of the steamer Amer tea, now due at this point from Liverpool, with dates to the 12th Inst. From a Ibany. Albany, Thursday, March 24. The prohibitory liquor law has been killed in the Assembly.

I by nuMum.| Cincinnati Rurlcot. CiKCtHWAn, Thursday, March 24. Flour very doll and prices nominal; superfine could not bs sold in the large way at much over B5 50; small Mies of fancy sold at «5 60®5 75, and extra at *5 80&6 , receipts light. Whisky firm; 1,100 bbis. sold at 24^c.; receipts large (took accumulating. Small sales of b*con; shoulders, at TRT34c., of sides at 9*4c. and bulk meat at 6)438X e - far shoulders and hams, including packages; mess pork nominal. Lard is dull and easier; 400 brls. sold at !1 Mc-i and 65 bris. prime 00 on try at 1214c. Money firm and currency scarce; exchange buoyant at %c. premium; demand pressing.

[WT TBLMLAPB.j New Tori* Mur Met. Non You, Thursday, March 24. Flour dull; sales of 2,000 hrls. Wheat firm; aalea of 10,000 bitah. white at ffl 75. Corn firm; 17,000 bushels sMd; yellow at 87990c. Pork heavy at $17 50918 35 fa* mam Bacon quiet. Oils dull — Lard-O'l is quoted a* 97349$!. Tallow fan at lf'X91"34. Whisky dull at 2‘*9 o e’ic. Sugar firm at «5(®7c. MbImus 1c. higher.

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Wm*?* Portable Gas Generator 1MBANVFACTERES FROM COR71 ON Yj. Burning Fluid the cfaeapari, eleanesr, safest, moat ‘ - — ——• — iffered u toe •’Ujoy the luxury of a , , wttboott pipes throughout the building. Bach barns* is, when lighted, a complete Gal

Jc*Y±X7 m Q.tQ XXLse^isef DR. BR O W N. T ATE OF CINCINNATI, has opewl an office at No. 86 Bast Washing! "i street, Indianapolis, for the core of diseases of a private nature. To ail those who desire to consult s professional person, Dr. Brown’s long experience and ready skill in removing veneieal affections In their various stages and most complicated forms, offer inducements which are rasely equaled by any otherindividnal. Gonorrhoea, syphillis, mercurial diseases, gleet, strictures. diseases of the womb, and all diseMes of the orj anr ofgeneration in both sexes, treated in a careful,t hatqiipl and intelligent manner, pointed out by long <j»|>eiienc» and investigation. Constitutional debility, Unpotency, sterility, seminal weakness, nervous affections, and ail other deplorable lis eases which are brought on by the destructive iial itt ol inconsiderate youth, and excessive indulgences of [iye 1 •fissions, which undermine the constitntion, iinpaiiimciiS'.tual rigor, and produce general premature decay cav he t sdi cally cured, and the unfortunate suffere>s rostote-i to health and rigor. ILr - Charges very low. N.B.—Patients of either sex living at a distance by stating their diseases in writing, giving all the symvtoms can obtain medicines with directions for use. by a.I ir easing W.BROWN, M.D., (postpaid,) and endowing s fee Office at No. 86 Bast Washington street, up stair r. Ulj-’ Skin diseases speedily cured. d c7 I>A W ly

Wm. Y. WILEY, REAL ESTATE AGENT, —AJID DBA UB IB— Stocks, Bonds, Land Warrants, Ac., &c., No. 10 1-2, Ernst Wsaaliinffton Street, OVER ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE, UfDlAXAPOLXB, INDBays and sells, on commission. Houses and Lots, Vac AST Lots, FaBiss and Fakkiko Lands, in all the Western State,; Stocks, Bonds, Norn, Monro asks. Land Wahakts, fac. Negotiates Loans and makes Collbcttoxs; rents and leases Houses and Farms; collects Rxnti, Nona and Claim; Pats Taxis and Exaninks Title* in all the Western States and sells Real Estate at Auctisn; will mntxx U. S. Lands in any of the Western Land Districts, with either Waxrants or Cash, on liberal terms, and gnaran tee good selections —procure Patents far Lands; redeem Land sold for Taxes, and attend to all other business pertaining to Real B state. We invite those wishing to invest in Real Estate, to call and examine the many bargains offered on our books. febd-Dfaw.

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p, Jioer all Me•asm oftke Throat, Chest amd Ltme*. Too moeh care and attonthuoanM be grim to diseases ofthe throat and lunga. Bee ter. have you a Cough, CoM, or any disease of the Lunga! Do not neglect It. Daloy iadaoseroua. Milicas die Annual ly by neglecting • a cold. Colds and Coughs lead to Consumption,then to an ’ eary death. Be advised in time, and procure at once that celebrated remedy, far. Catter’s Cough Balaam, toe greues* and bast remedy in the world. It hM cured thonsaods upon thousands aftar phyaician* and every other remedy had failed, and toe patient given up to die. Phyaicims end druggists, and ail who have aaed Dr. Carter’s Cough Balsam, universally acknowledge it the moat prompt, I pleasant and efficacious remedy known far ail diseases ol dm throat, abate and lungs. Priea—Trial bottom, 25 cento; larger botttea $1 p« t ottla, or dx bottlea far $5. IO* Prepared hy Dr. Bateerly, corner of Third and Chetenut streeto, sola proprietor, and to whom all orders wist ha aent to get tha genniaa. 20* Sold by R. Browning, Tomlinson fa Cox, and W. M. Lowry, druggists, Indianapolis, and by di uggisto

TjVOR RENT.—A No. 1 store-room, on the Public _T 9quaie, Franklin, Indiana, suitable for Dry Goods, Groceries or Clothing. Inquire of W A. MABS. mch!9-dlw* Franklin, Indiana.

ONE CASE NSW STYLE PRINTS, JUST RECEIVED AT WILLARD’S. jan25 Dtf

T'VOITGLASS fa SHERWOOB*S Tonrnonr Iff Coraetts, a new article, and all other styles of Cor setts, at M. A. GILLIGAN’S, No. 5 Bates House.

More or Less. A EE TSOSE WHO DO NOT WISH AN f\ incream of family, and thorn who do, can get the desired information by calling at my office or addressing through the Postoflke, Dr. E. HENRY, No. 2, up stairs, opposite the Union Depot. N. B.—Private diseases of all descriptions cured without the use of mercury. All letter*, with a reasonable fee enclosed, will receive prompt attention. mch3-D6m

RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. 1KTEW ST IT EE STRAW AMO CHEAP Is Bonnets, Splendid Ribbons, Flowers, and Bonnet Borders. ImchA.) M. A. GILLIGAN.

fOTICE.—Notes and Stocks bought and sold, by R. J GATLING, Dtfaa4 Note and Stock Broker, FV H*.

FOR SALE. 4 N ACHE IN DRAKE’S ADDITION /% In toe north pvt ofthe city. Price 81,000, In payments. Inquire of R. J-GACLING, febrt Rea'Bwa e Arent.

THE

J^Htath part of the city, worth really about 81,200,

will be sold for 8800, cote. If

made to

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B. J. GATLING,

Beal tatate Agent. Indianapolis. Indians.

GLOVER & CO., FULTON FOUNDRY,

NANCFACTcmns or

STEAMBOAT AND LAND ENGINES,

CJAW HILL, G N AND HiEE GEAR9 N». Also, Boiler. Sheet Hi on. Brum and O'

Wart, Nate Street, ba Louisville, Kentucky.

Ninth and Tenth Btiaata,

Tfa tfae Aff&ietete urttfa Scrmfnla ante Old Sorea. Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula. Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions ofthe Skin, fac , are advised to procure Grid ley’s Salt Rheum and Tartar Ointment t a apply on the sore* or dtsmeed parts, when using Dv. Easterly’s I c dine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, and drives out of the system the impure and vicious matter, and removm too cause, while the Ointment heals the aoros. Whan both are used, (which we always recommend,) a failure ofa permanent and radical care his never been known. They are tha best remedies in the world. P. S-—The proprietor solemnly believes that bis Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley’s Ointment, will care any arm of Ulcer or Old Sore, on any part of the system, if used according to directions, far a reasonable length of time. A faithful and honest trial is all that T ask—I do not fear the result. ILf' Prie® of Iodine and Sarsaparilla Sl^pe- bottle, or six bottles tor $5. Gridley’s Ointment 75 cents per bottle. Prepared by Dr. Easterly, south-east corner of Third and Ohestnnt streets, St. Louis, Mo.,sols proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. it f 5 Sold by R. Browning, Tomlinson A Cox, and W. M. Lowry, druggists, Indianapolis, and by druggists

generally.

Dr. Baker’s Specific. This is a eaft and certain Cure for Qono- rkoea, Gleet, Stricturee. Seminal Weakness, Ckordte, Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, and all Diseases of the Genital Organs. Reader, hare yon a private disease? Do uot neglect it. Ifyon go to a regular physician with youi case you peril vour reputation. If you ge to an advertiS’Ug qnack, you oeril your health for life. Avoid both, an' use Dr. Baker’sSpecific, which has saved thousands upon thousands vom toe hands of toe Merciless Quacks, if not from a prenature grave. With Dr. Baker’s Specific you can cure .'ourstef and prevent exposure, as plain di: actions for use tocompany the medicine, in? Price 8? 50 per bottle. IL? Prepared hy Dr. Easterly, cornet of Third and Jhestnut streeto, St. Louis, Mo., sole Proi rietor. ILr’Sold by B. Browning, Tomlinson it Cox, and W. M. Lowry, druggists, Indianapolis, and by druggist generally.

For Cask E9T8 IN fa H9DT, 19

won id mil vary low. fefcll-DSmb

XcKSRKAS fa PIERCE, Ag’to.

Nowor—mBmAcm «r *• Boquirer will plffMDllffFW UMftr

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IODINE ANl/s ARS^PARILLA. rpHIS MEDICINE WILE PERMAA NKNTLY CUBE all dsseases arising from an impure state of the blood, or other fluids of the system, viz: Scrofula, Obstinate Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Chronic Sore Eyes, fUngtcorm or Tetter, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Cancers, Goitre, White Swellings, Freer Sores, Piled, Erysipelas, Swelling of the Glands, Pains in tie Bones and Joints; da Chronic Diseases, and Diseases arising from the use of Mercury and Calomel Such powerful amative properties are combined in Dr. Easterly’s Iodine and Sarsaparilla, that the longest standing and worst cases of disease are thoronghly cured by it—cams that had resisted every know a remedy and been given npby the most distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and incurable. For Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia it is an infallible remedy. It will cure the Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism, no matter how bad, if faithfully used. It will cure every form of Nervous Disease, and strengthen andrestore the system to perfect health and vigor. It is a’positiye core for Female Complaints, such as Irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Barrenness, fa . For females approaching that critical period of life—toe cessa- • tion ofthe menses—it is invaluable. Todies who admire a clear, beantiful, white skin, and a i rosy cheek, should use Dr. Easterly’s odice and Sanaparilio. It will remove pimples from the Face, Blotches and all roughness of the skin, and give* fair and beautiful complexion. It will our® Dropsy, Gravel, diseate* of the Kidneys Bladders and Urinary Organs. It lias no equal in these

complaints.

far. Easterly’s Iodine and Sarsaparilla is a positive and radical cure for Mercurial Diseases, no mat'er how deeply it may have eaten into the frame and v Hal organa. \ t will eradicate 9 very particle of mercury from the system, and heal its bad effects. It will cure Secon lary Syphilis, or Venereal Disease, no matter how long it may have been in the system, and will thoroughly annihilate and expel the syphilitic virus, and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter from the system, and restore it to a perfect state of health and parity. ITT* Sold hy B. Browning. Tomlinson fa Cox, and W. M. Lowry, druggists, Indianapolis, and by druggists

generally.

Dr. Hooper’s Female Cordial IT P This medicine will cure all Female Complaints, such a* Excessive, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albas, or Whites. Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves,Frightful Dres i. and ail Diseases eausedby Colds, Cheeked Perspiration, Excessez. Over Excitement, fac , of the Sexual Organs. For all irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Dr. Hooper’s Female Cordial is a speedy and positive cure. It has been amply tfated, and the most gratifying reports of cures ars daily received from evary town and city w here it is known. U r” Price. 8? per bottle, or six bottles for 85. Prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Lo. is, Mo., sole proprietor. II r* Sold by R. Browning, Tomlinson fa Cox, and W. M. Lowry, druggists, Indianapolis, an J by drnggistt eneraily decll

Dr. Easterly’s FEVER AND AGUE KILLERTJtie MsHtEsSssEk mere Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, ahiOs and Jhmer, Interm Meat and kemittent Memmn and emery form of Freer imoiimt to the West.

Dr. Eowterl/’n Fewer and Afftse Killer. This ■nilsins is a positive core, both speedy and par* mseaE ItaitagUnlssI nisT'anif h»» nurd irnr*— hundred thousand eases, which hM estabiitood its efficacy ia all aorta of tha WastM the only ruiiaUe remedy for tin of illdsiaiiTir comptaiato. It will also core Ague Cake, he. It toper-

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test. Try it, J® afflicted. IC7»YriM fl per bottto, or texbottlM ft r 85 JET Prepared bp Dr. Easterly, center of testate tereato, 8L Louie, Vo., aoto Proprietor. ITT 3 Sold hy B. Browning, Tomlinson fa Cox, anJ hr

■UK, G. W. PHILLIPS’ COUtlHjiYIUJP, For a severe Cowyh, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYEUP. For a Slight Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For a Dry, Hacking Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Sore Throat, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Tickling in the Throat, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Hoarseness, take — PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP Kir Chronic Cough in aged persons, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Croup, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Hooping Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP For Asthma or Phthisic, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Bronchitis, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Larvngitis, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. u m.-aers. Public Speakers and Singers, take PHILLIPS* COUGH SYRUP 'i* Influenza, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. 1 nr Bleeding at the Lungs, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. > Incipient Consumption, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP F r Relief in settled Consumption, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For .ill diseases of Throat and Lungs, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP I* an Invaluable remedy in Measles by curing the cough, preventing sore throat, and keeping out tho eruption. PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP is a purely Vegetable Compound, and contains no poisonous drugs whatever. It maybe taken by tits mouf delicate female or youngest infant, without ths sligheet appreht-ndon of harm. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP hits hern prepared to curtr diseases arising from colds and it is important that tho afflicted shoal I know it; a remedy that will cure, 1* invaluable to th-m. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP U an expensive composition, vet it is offered at sues a price, as to bo within the reach of all. PHILLIPS' COUGH SYRUP i* endorsed and used bv gentlemen of the highest standing and respectability, in our rommnnitv? hy th- Judiciary, the Bar. the Pnlpit, the Merchant, the People ; by such men as are incapable of lending thrtir narm*« to <|tiacfc*ry, fraud or deception. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP has stood the test of a long, private practice ; has done, and is now doing an amount of good, unequaled by any other remedy now liefore the public. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP has performed many remarkable, cures, yet It is not claimed that it will work miracles, or restore to health those past recovery; yet it will relieve and palliate the sufferings of consumptives, who ars beyond the hope of recovery. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Cali on any of my agents: jet a circular or pamphlet, in which you will find such testlmonv as will convince even the most skeptical, of the truly superior virtues of PHILLIPS* COUGH SYRUP t PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP H PHILLIPS' COUGH SYRUP! DR. G. W. PHILLIPS', Solo Proprietor No. 2 Ctdlegp Building, Walnut st., bet. i'ourtb i Fifth sts.. < INrfN'N\TI, »HIO. - ,r» by K. BROWNING* Wholesale Agents imdlanapolla^ And all respectable Druggists. Soire, Eckstein fa Oo., John D. Park, Alien fa Oo., Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio. nov22-D6mfaW ly Important to Consumptives. DK. CHEKCHFEE’S DISCOVERY. Winchester's Genuine Preparation of Dr. J. P. Churchill'e Compound of the HYPOPHOSPHITES —or— LIME, SODA AND POTASH. An Discovered aad Prescribed by him, as a Specific for CONSUMPTION. rEWIlSGltEAT BENEEDV IS A DISCO V1 ery of Chemical Science, founded upon the Hypothesis that the proximate cause of Consumption to the deficiency or undue waste of the oxydisable phosphorus normally existing in toe economy; and that, therefore, the specific Remedy for the disease, consists in restoring the deficient element by the use of such a preparation of Phosphorus as unites the two conditions of being in a state that it may be directly Msimilated, and, at the same time, at the lowest degree of oxydatton. The HYPOPHOSPHITE8 OF LIME, SODA AND POTASH present these conditions, in the meet complete manner, being per.eetly solobto, and nearly m oxy disable as Phos phorus itself. The Hypophosphites exert an Important influence directly on the nervous system, of a tonic character, increasing toe principle which coost tntes nervous force, and are the most powerful blood-geiterating agents known. They are, therefore, invaluable in all form'* of Nervous or General Debility, Asthma, B-enchitis, Dyspepsia sad Los* of Vital Energy from whatever cause. Ladies suffering from Complaints peculiar to their sex, will And this ready act with charming effect, from Us vital sing and renovating power. TCP Catntioa tmtfae Eutolic. J If Van.,us preparations are already in the market, purporting to be based on Dr. Churchill’* discovery, against which we solemnly caution both the profe-sion and the public. No arts will be spared by nnscrupulous and dto-hon-st persons to impose upon the unwary. IO 3 Beware of Umbi all. if you would not be poisoned by deleterious s off. Bead the following: Testimony of Dr. Gfallto**. “I have carefully analysed sample* of the Hypophosphites of Lime, Soda and Potash, from which Mr. J. Winchester manufactures Dr. Charahill's Compound Solution of the Hypophosphites, aad End them to bo properly made and perfectly pore. Having had many opportunities of teOing tho uniform parity »f too a tide which he usee in compounding this now rordy for Consumption, and having a personal knowledge of his booster and interrity. I feel that I can assure toe prof canon and the public, that thia preparation of the Urp* phosphite# esn bo retied ou. Jams E. Chiltoh, M. D , Chemist. “New Tort February 8, 18S#.’» In addition to this nnimr cashable evidence ,1 call tbs attention ofthe public to the more important and conciu-

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Tcntimnmmff mff Dr. Ctomrctoill. “To bs used with offset, to* Hypophosphites mute M perfectly purs; otherwise they may. in some cases, tppesr altogether inert, or ewn injurious. In five cm souto six, the sslu usually said M pass in Fads, under tbs name of Hypuphosphitea, ars totally ante for medical oas. I>r. OH.-ULX-ola.il 1 ’ m WOBK GONBCMPTIQEON □as been received from Paris and will bo published with all poastble dispatch. I have also an original letter from Dr- Churchill, la a* position of hfo discovery, which, with ore afar, and otter valuable >nfotUMfloa.taUte sete to aM sufftrara through oat too Union, whose naatM may be for wood ad to me. 1 have permission to refar to many gsstirmen at high standing in this ci y—amongotbe s, to Horses Greeley, Esq., editor of t he New Tort Tribune, who hM known me in im tdy for tbs fate twertp-ssx rears; alas, non-U-J. Raymond, Editor of the New York Times. Price 82, or three bostfaa far 88- Single bet ties sol y. in concentrated solution, tent fay mail, prepaid, when apedal y ordered. Each bottle at Wlastector’aihmnlns Preparation ofthe Hypophoephitoe has hie /fee simile •ignatore. Tbs trade ■applied upon thalMMte toms far cart. Bold whnlasafa and tstatltelte gaiaitei oral fateteto the tltacad Starts fay. J. VINCI

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