Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1859 — Page 2

-f k# ptitiiiVr miMmwtmtmmmi oi the 5th mrt.

Th* Somtk Carohnitm

He died in the fall

"'Jhiehed it Colu»fci*)? OMi * i< “ <* h * <*1«, et pe«» with

to Tiat North Cendioa in Ac course of the —Ttw^rtbhCKili ■"%!«>« n—uTe paper recent!j started in a townont Wert-

• lh#l sua#i hM the lollowteg arfarttet upon' the world in the *11 hope of a bGs^l i»- forlSSl ^EoTEi^dC »t St JUeph •I^ln its positions, u an CTidenceol pabi.c ^ : hij «celknt pife, his life comoemon, and uow, ^ timent in the Sooth upon the newfangled fallacy 5n "Roeabower,” both parents will rest with their The Benicia Boy is also in the rin*

of Cocgmeieoal interfere** and enactments for the protection of any kind of property in the!

Territories. The ferefcaiw* sejs ; . . - . , L . •n„ „..i. of ^ />»• c«.cuH«u.„. ,«n; *>“ *' Uru *T 1 J» ““‘"'‘f” »f ,b0 “ *•" illustrates the futil.ty of Coogreemonal interpo- j knew and lored hm. We beiiere he was a na•ition in the affairs of a Territory, either to ea- tire of J»ew Hampshire. He commenced his ca-

bclorcd Emma Rosabellz. —The Republic of Hayti has commissioned Prof—sor Lsaas—a has occupied —any poei- ^ tm> oolorod Wentlemm, Tteiasamtand Xerdss, lions of usefulness and honor, and his memory — Ministers to London, where they hare beet

received cfficially-

A Norwegian shoemaker living in M—ne* gota, has obtained $17,000 tor a piece of land near

-- - Chicago, which he bouetu eleven vears ago for

tablwh or eiolude slavery therefrom We liare | In and through his long life hew— the— of $20-

—A St. Louis paper sars of “a warm bright Sunday;’* bat alas! the lager in the fields seems to draw more than the Gospel in the churches. —A—crinaaa are now constantly looking for distinction in the British anivenibes. TwoBostooiansnnd a Virginian arenowstadestsof Cam

bridge, England.

rbkh thrr may be oppoasd. WWrt»— right or (and two of thl nil—I—rw—w Bhhop Bam —William Chamber;, the fhmow Scotch pebwrong, this thsy «n and win do. Though they I ^ RrV Vr Parraw, of Concord Bibiicsl Inrti- Usher, has given $150^)00 to establish at Peebles,

; »“»■ AAWT.Md R«.-to»^«pte.. ! mbac n » m , g rfhr,rf„ ? .7?!i i TT ' . IJ Warworn, mia*ot*n u CHoo, won o*o awr. very first to aid ia the intellectual advancement | prevail!ng in marr of the counties of that State.

the combined — , _

ment, to enforce any law against which the local , educstion. At Ai—ad, Maine, for two years sentiment is arrayed- see* The very ; he w— in charge ef an Academy- This was

k “f 8 F". a-, w ^ c^o,

set aside, and will sat —lit any Inw of Congress [ tr>e ** rt ' coUe t e purporting t» force span them— Institution to leyan University,

~ o* {and two of the 4—ef

at the WesC—nerticat,

they <

the weight of that — Tl—mt in its favor—il they are opposed to it, the power will be thrown accordingly. Aa the Charleston Jlrmry ssys of the slave trade eases, s> say we of elf attempts to force —y Federal aearore against poblic *tn ti ment—it will be ••idle, eapenstve. and vain. Whether at the North or at the Sooth, in the

of the clergy of the Methodist church.

It wiil be

—The Toledo (Ohio) Time* says that "twenty

remembered that the early prejudices of this de-, Toledo Misses” can, with six months’ training, nomination were averse to aa educated ministry, perform as well as Kecowmini. Will the Tn In 1931 newest to C-rooris, New Yoik, to take S*™® ** »nes of these fmrTol«do«HT

E.TwW^tT^how us anywhere an Aaencia | ccvr^c of the first Methodist InstituLon ofif.m- j co^tos to ^ak bT SmSmx of that clamor which American sentiment ere-f 3em*nary, at Readfbrd. lu the fall of 1840, he | —The Cipcimsat: Gnzette has discovered that •tea when opposed, or whether it bo the adhesion wss eiec'ed to the chair of mathematics bv the ■ fee.“dtfsartg JfenfMf has an infidel tendencT.’* •o indiriduaTcoovictiona rising above ^ ! Tr ..,-^, of t h c A .^ rT Universitf, at Okartto wt 1 s^rke oat <»ndd and^gtAgti We know not. In cither we recognise practical high-; “ rts3 * - 1 ni cr * Afianfteu, it will strike the center of the aiffi-

ba so silly aa to p—tv of this tostaadinth* wnv of the

only

i ship oif

of giving up the helm to the

political ariventnrnro who would sacrifice every-1 dung to secure tha command of the same to Mr.

The skies are

bright.—#faat Haeea Renter. la Salt Ram Ccnanu T—There is no <fis-

se of the shin so

the chronic fanes of Salt Rheum. Persons txoo, have been cured of this in a surprisingly short time by the PERUVIAN SYRUP—like all other cutaneous affections. Salt Rheum most yield to ita powerful action on the absorbents, and to its tone and alterative qualities.

Straw

Straw ■*— f• Boy*. Straw Hats for Children. 4 rct-l. STOCK •* THK ABOVE JUST mcaived and Car aaie cheap at

Wxom *44 Bnadaay. B.T.

BE3T BAND jN THE WQBI II

‘Misiiii

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H.BAMBUGSS ECO..

BUkc's Bow, oypokte Btiet Howe.

AHBOtrVCEMEBTTS

cs»in«TT Es.gcxims.

ID* xcins H. meows. Wta w CdeBtrhn—aratthaanaaiwwM '

jEZ~m W IXlarci Ck? CO , mjAvn xrsr keckivkd x u e i k is Sacaod Stock of SUMMER OOOJ>S, CoaauliBSOf the late* ityiesof LACK MAX TEES.

SKISTS, FA-Sn, Ac.

tha goods ace of Ae best quautr, ard *01 fcosoMtt Cat at WILLAEO’i.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

To PasntexB and Plastanza.

Greencastl^.ia thisSttte. He accepted tad removed there with hi4 ftinily ia ;be Hiring of 1341. Fur muny yetru he occupied this position

er-la*i*o» that rul* of action which makes pub-

lic sentiment ‘'a Uw unto itsall ”

Congress may p«« fugitiro-slave laws, anti pJr f «- a shor; period be oShaps some mav jay that this is a tendency to •nsrchv, an^ should be remedied—*bat these

iaws should be enforceIt can only be done by changing our Federal Government, and remodelling i uoon a more centralised plan. That ia the on'y remedy. Let those who oppose us as lume it, and we »ball meet them on it. W e shall not be long in demonstrating that tbs evils whieb tb<4 would generate would be immeasurably greater than thjee now complained of. If then, the laws of the Federal Government can bo so -a-iily set aside when they conflict with public .‘•uMme-'t, which section will more for aisunioo? The j! tve- rade men of the South hare achieved their obtect; what can they complain of? The ami fugitive slave-law men of the North bare a^eved theirs; should they not be satisfied? Neither will dare strengthen the Government to attack the other. Thus the two extremes bare been tunnelling from opposite sides, and have roet on a common platform; and having each accomplished their ends, are deprived of cause for

agitation.”

A »»ff»

Two years ago the New York Tribune claimed that its weekly edition had attained a eueulatioD of 179,000. Its claim now is that the ctrculation of its weekly edition is l&MOO. If it mom claims no more than the troth, the diminution in tare years hat been 26,000, or at tha rate of 13^00 a year, or more than 1,000 par month- This is a significant sign of tho times. The Tnhrntt is the great V'pTg newspaper organ of the Black Republicans, and its ctrculation is a sort of thermometer of the rise or decline of Black Republicanism. It would hare been an ugly tact if its circulation had increased 25,000 or 30,000 during the two year*. We could not have accounted for it except by conceding that its party was rapidly growing. It ia a gratifying fact that while the circulation of the T rtfmne has l>een declining, that ef leading Democratic journals has been steadily advancing. The circulation of the Sentinel has increased within the past two years, and we chance to know that many of the subscribers of oar weekly edition were formerly subscribers of the New York T-ihune. We predict that the decline of the Tribune during the next two years will be very much greater than at the rate of 1,000 a month. W e can not too earnestly urge active Democrats everywhere to encourage the circulation of Democratic papers. They can not so effectually serve the Democratic cause in any other way. fn no other way can the black cloud of abolitionism, which has jestled over the Northern States, be dispelled. The weekly edition of the Sevtiml ought to have a circulation of twenty thousand in this State. Shall it not have? Preredemts ff*v ttae Metal** Cta**«B*atta

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The New York Ttmra, in an article on the acquittal of Sickles, says: Our whole judicial history is full of precisely jimiUr c tses. Singleton Mercer, in Philadelphia, followed the man who had seduced bis sister, for days, and shot him tn a coach. He was acquitted by the jury. Mr Jarboe, ia Washington, met the seducer of his sister, asked him if he intended to marry her. He answered no>. Jarboe ahot him oo the spot aud was acquitted. Mr. Myers, ia Virginia, went with a friend to a hotel, sought the seducer of his wife, found him in his room and shot him. He was tried sad acquitted. Amelia Norman, ia ;h'$ city, shot the man on the steps of the Astor House, who had betrayed her She was acquitted. A M Stompb, in Mayiand. shot at the seducer of his wile, and was tried for an intent le kill. He wsa acquitted. Mr. Bow yer, in Virginia, shot thesedocer of his daughter a month after learning'he fact, and was acquitted. Mr. Smith, in Yhltadetpbia, shot a Bank President, who bad eedaeed Batata’s wills More her marriage. He was acquitted. Mr. Sherlock, in Philadelphia, accompanied the seducer of his wife from s poblic roots, shot him on the street *ad was acquitted. It weald have been very remarkabie, if, after all there peaedentt with sot a solitary instance to the eoattary, so far as we are aware—Mr. Sickles should hare been con vieted of killing the man who had profitted by hi» friendship, accepted hie hospitality, enjoyed his confidence, been a constant, a welcome and a trusted guest at kin fireside, and daring all tha time had o**n mUntaintag the most criminal and infamous relations with his would bars required some special explanation. The most strenuous sffbrta hare been made ia varieus quarters, sad on various grounds, to procure a departure, la Sicklee’ case, from this uni form action of ear juries aad crimfael coast*, ia cases precisely tike his sera. They hare all bees defeated, and the remit el his trial only adds one »<** *? * which juries hare justified the kilMug ef men who fed committed £• m0 * t , wNhsut the slighteet danger of being punished by Uw. A coi-tf mdent of tbs Newark Burii^im, sends a few details

ciated a* Pre.-liier.*- Tj« graduates of Aabury. during the term he was connected with the faculty, became warmly attached to him. He entwined bsmscll around their '.tera so closely ? T r - > rude blasts ever dissevered the aflecuuQ and respect developed ia the difficult sr.d frying relation of ’eacher and pupil. I pir; the oryaaization of the Commos School system, ander tbs new CocsuttTtion, Pn>

04EAEEBPBmrmsAES WBEE BE BE* ^ eriveS at tbe He* Torfc Store tin tha ISlk of Mar, leSi, tar the pimrenng mid paiEticg of (Bma’s block. 3-eb propoaale as may be mmlltti vfl be 3*?ned os mid day.mcaeea tbe houri of three sod taer o’clock P. IE. and Ihe coatract aasidri to the ioveet lueiaSl 11 tadded. 8|iecifleattcea eaa ba eeea at tbe oSce of S. Hwtaes. ArefeUeci. W. ta H GLkXS. j [Joanal, Citiren ac-t TukV^att copy rDeiimeaod mad .

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MAY 5TU END «T«. MAY 3TI1 ASP STH. MAY ,TH AND Pni. A RARE TREAT.

4 A RARE TREAT. i

A RARE TREAT. ** I

. GOOD MUslC and SAW BUlLAtaHJB# , GOJD MUSIC aod NEW PUkLArifUBS. | GOOD MUSIC and SAW HUALAMfCXE

MORDO k HERNANDEZ, MORDO fa HERNANDEZ, MORDO A HERNANDEZ, j

BAa T GCJTAAIPT ia lb* WORLD. A t BAST OC1TAAIST ta tbo WORLD. tl i BUST QCITARIST ia tbo WQRad. ^ A CAN BE HEARD.

CAN BE HEARD. CAN BE HEARD.

By tho Author of the ‘‘Prince of tbo Hov • of Dawid.” THE PILLAR OF FJRE.j Whetamloaad Bota-1 at STAWERt A BOWCS’S Bock Bocae.

for Thirty C*cta. Per Thirty Coats, for Thirty Cents. cp»3u-lSt

R-EPRRRT. agent.

Charles Read’s Now Work. •VC JOB eittee; EOYC WE EW> a. 9TRWAAT ta BOWEL’S

The Gold Mlneoi

1 4

IAOKTOOE

Twemty Smmree lm*liama|>wll» In«u>

r ime* Cwaapaajr Alack.

SALE BY WM T.WILET,

BexI Estate sa 1 Sc ci rDfcee. ie>i B«<: ' ashuntia *tre»c.

culty.—Dayton Empire.

—On Queen Victoria’* visit to Csstle, the debtors confined ia that stronghold i had a commemcrafive disser, at winch they feel-! ingly drank the following toast:— H May the tree | of liberty be planted in the castle-yard, and every one confined within its wads mt hm etiek from

it.”

—The Ciociccari Gazette states that Professcr Morse, formeriy of that city, took fifty acres of land in Tennesse for a debt, at $40 an acre, or $2,000 for the lot, upon which be has recently discovered a very rich lead mine. He has been offered $1,000 an acre for his purchase, but he , values it at half a nn'Iicn of dollars.

w. H. tty. m. rowmi-. j. a. naacm Campbell, Ferguscn & Co

BOCK BINDERS

Blank Book MaBifact«er>. JTo. I Blake’f BuiMiag, Up-ftEra.

aprtS-DI*

NEW AMERICAN CYCLOFED^. WTOL. 5th. JCTT PTBUSHSP. V ST A WAR r A BOWK*. rolC Aitcatafar ledtansaad Kverm H’l •>.<.

rfTHE BEWXr eOEBMIWB

l tacal !a eom'wtaUe bom-a, dtbar la leva or I c&uatry. am The aod«r>4o*do0tr, tar mtaalarfrquardity of choice fl iuprovrd mod asaaprvrcd Real Bsuts, titaamd t* Uw ^ ct j of Ir.'tlisspo l’, aad ia tb« StaM* ofladiaao, UliaoU- m,

love, '.ie» cr> Aaama

AH »b> * tsh to hoy or wor* fwtbw waat, wpaciaUy t» ' Kaumn oiU do *eii :o coU oo tb* aaMertbo. m be i» prepared to give g eat bsrvdno eUbcr la tbe ml* wea '

chacseotrcde****. R. J 0ATL150, Eeal Am*** Agent, ladlaaapsti*. W M

De>irable BuildiRg UtR far Sale, m ewnari A!** »» Ar*w»wmxv« jl * « *.*_ « a ' ® fc *

O

SeULo.

Pmticaiar Mtardioa ^rento Saclrmd. B**ic andCauaty W< t!r.

J

OB WfOKta. AT SHOBT NOTICE M tbe beet Myie of tbe art, mca aa binding Magazines, Mcsic. Jtc. Bn ling to =?ier promptly d'D*. Penona re-quiri-5 vorfc in curHaewill SudA to tbeir u vaatage to give os 2 call. W*. H. CAtaPBBLL,

n?y4-P6m

Board of BqnalzzatioiL

f«s?or LaBRaBHiii was elect* i the first Suoerin- > roGsnroom --'ijite'S arc ac-T enesged in

r.biic I»n«a« a IMS.

held two jearj. He was again re-elected to this | ajy, but we do not want to get uo a discussion, , posi'ion in 1356. In the interval hearted su- | and will say—fuagi It is meet'too ioon: and i IVWffWCE, ** periatendeatof the Blind Asylumbv appoint-^ ^ ^ to mistak f | . *! m tiie!r elections, which may rescit dissrtrtmriy ■» o dockP. M.,in dm mm in tbe aeeoad

a “ 0 ’ “ i ;o human Life—Dayton Journal. oo* time, in 1850, wa believe, a Visitor to West

Point. In January, 1856, ha become one * j edito^ofa ^u^de proprietors of this paper, which ha can tinned for ; bail tbe other evening. Is was a ‘stag 1 ball, no Marly a rear, without taking an active Barriers-} ladies bring present. The disguises were am-

&oo in itt iMoagement-

Profeasor laaaaakx was a fluent writer and

contributed largely to the press. For aeverd months previous to his flint election aa Baperin-1 fondant of Public Instruction, he edited the La(Hes* Mepomtory. He wae the author of‘ Rosabower,” a volume of sketches which displays the peculiar characteristics of the mar; “Toe Scientific Evidences of Christianity,” which is extensively used as a text hook, and “Asbury and his Coadjutors.” Piofesscr Lake* see was a scholar- ills acquire meats were varied aad thorough- He excelled as a teacher. He was warm hearted, affectionate and confiding. The deep-rooted Love of his students bear toe best testimony to these qualit'es. He never foiled in the recitation, room and m his public addresses to reach the heart and enlist its sympathies. Designing persons took advantage of these characteristic*, and unappreciated he wus often harshly judged. He was a use ul man He had done a great deal in his life to benefit his fellow men, and as his career was closing this must have been to him a satisfictory reflection For the past nineteen years he has been prominently Identified with the his tory of the ^tate. His memory will be associated with thr men who have been prominent in her service. This sketch of the life and services of our departed friend. Imperfect as it in, we record as a tribute to his memory. Oft has he furnished the tribute to others, which it »now our sad duty co pay to him. He will be horied at Greencistlo on Friday evening next by the Mason order. We cannot close in more fitting terms than o use the senliaaents he applied to a lamented son of Indiana, anon the occasion of hi* re-

interment:

Take him aa*& eery him among you. Bury him where she primrose and the violet bloom in vernal beauty, wkero the rose of summer shade its fragrance, and where the leaves Tf autumn fail, to protect the spot from the cheerless blast of the wintry wit da. Bury him in that rural bower on the hill side, within sight of bis quiet cottage home- Bury him by the side of the “pretty child he loved so wei!.'* the beauteous little girl who years ago died suddenly. Bury him r.ow by her, that child and fath er may sleep aide by side.

sober and had cn clean shirts. Their most inti mate friends did not recognize them. The Cincinnati and Columbus papers were represented.” —Mckoea Wru. Oct.—We nave published an account of the destruction of the Warrior Iren Works at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, by fire, and the death therein of a man by the name of Butler. At the time it was supposed to have been an accident. Sufficient evidence has come to light to warrant the arrest and indictment of Dr. Stephen Bryant, Wm. Bryant, Jane Dobbins and F.Hn Byons, who stand charged with first having murdered Butler and .ben setting the building on fire to destroy the evidence of the crime. Since the arrest die woman is said to have nnkic a confession which, if true, leaves no doubt of the horrible truth of the charge—Louisville Jottrr.ttl. —The Rev. Dr. Pusev, xs Regius Professor uf Hebrew at Oxford, has just ended a course of Lee tares on the Minor Prophets, of which a cor responden: of tbe Manchester Guardian, remarks that it was “unspeakably refreshing, in these days of controversv and excitement to listen to tbe

tore of the Prophetic Canon, and the deep treaa ore* ef Divine wisdom which lie hid, as it were, in those seldom read and litrie-understood writings.”

[From the Buffalo Commercial Adveffiaer.j

A Fimmmciml Eetter.

3ome years ago a gentleman wrote to a person indebted to him, reminding 'aim of a certain cote which had been ‘-running a Lung time.” The debtor responded by a lengthy letter, informing his creditor of the health of himself, family and neighbors, the prospects of the crops, the state of religion, the condition of railroad interests, *kc and wound up with the following: “P. S.—As to that note, wLicii yon say has been running a long time, I cm only say a* the boy did to the molasses—‘let her nm-’ ’’ The letter we give below is from, an excellent and genial gentleman in Michigan, in response to a letter of a banking-house in thisrity, iaqolr log the cosh value of the bonds ot the township of Holland, Ottawa county, Michigan. It will be seen that their correspondent takes his time in answering, and conveys all the requirite information la the moat unsatisfactory manner, in a postscript at the dose of his eyUtie-

AixzwkV, April Sii. l£2>.

Manchester Rich, Ba.rui.ers, Bujfnia: Gexts: \ unrs of the 211 is just received.

ffIME STOCK. AAD FIXTEBO* RP A R wtH «f Wi«hrd T—ay Crecevy Score, at ol- c' tae tat wrUnn* la ihiseitj, »tll be disposed A ca :«tbm •a sessms off the os ms's iU health. Apvly. Tsao^fiee box So. are. sprit-41*-*

$200 Reward

rpi JL CoMjnav will pa; Two Hcaireil DfriUre. s w'uai r to tbe one bcadre* dollar- offtte* *>/ toe Car Uoacr,: tartboamtsod rraocclion to n avictioB of ary j*r*on or pereoo* gwiltv of • iiiDjr fire to any bmiaic^ or oatbowse within the aty limits of la- iaaaocUt. By onier A tbe Beat* of Directors. ?. A. MdttAIS. Pre<wk*:. 2. F. Conawmi, Secretary. apr.T-D! a

GAS FIXTURES

Ornmmi

Chamber,* 1

It* tbs appraiarre at real < uon of real f opecty inaaa Cion; aad for the parpow aggrifevaoces whien way~fae»a4e by landowners cencerawf tbs ■tiprawr tif of 180.

tauimtj win, alas, i A. M- of the au Ey3D^W2w.

at the aaa ACSTI3 H. BKOin, Amfitor Sfarioa Coanty.

To Bent. 4 PEEAtaAAT roatlCK. DWEEEEAE, __ 4 containing eight ninwa. utuate in tbs heart ef tbs cty witten an* square of Waabingtcn atreet. There is a rood well, eaten, wwo4 bowse and other conveniences on

April »>. 1833.

5. R. PALMAR.

w. El VEST

3AEB 9TAJ

f T0BSE8 AXD CARSIA6R3 ALWAYS READY. 44 Plaaae call at Re. K Pamnaivuita atreet. ay- Dim

MADTO JT <>= J

REST on Sew Jersey apply So aiyi-Dlw

street, above market. For term CHA3. FI8HBR, Agent.

BT WnEElAS M. W1EET, REAL ESTATE AUCTIOSEEB. Err at Sale at Ymlmaatale Beaal Eataatc. TWW HOI SE9 AMD EDT9 X2 TTAOAZRt XrnOtS AT AUCTIO*. W WIEE SEEE mm » MCDSDAT, MAT 4 5, at S o'daefc P. M., on the ptwniam, tha taQawiag desirablw prupertj, ta-wit: Lot Sa.2in oat-hA Sa. B8, fimnting J3 tact 4 inebts en Delaware Wteet. and 33 taet 4 teebea on Fort Wayne awe am. Improved, with a new, comfortable tiro sterr brick dwelling'of T r?onu.stafaie, carriage home, tae~. »U in tbo IwWinilm LacYo. tin ont-Iot Yo.38,fronting DM taetfi iacbea Delaware Wxeet,and 113 fret on Fort Wapne avenue, adjoining the above. Lot en corner Sew Jersey and 3t Marrs street, bw the wot part aflat 3 a. I in oat-lot So. I7B, fronting 3ft fret on Yew Jeremy street and 30 feet on St. Xa^ys streeA Improved, with one-stary frame howar of two lazr^w rooms

Lot on comer Fort Wayne awes east part lot Yo i in. out-lot So. 176, fronting 81 fleet 1 inch on the avenne and ISP fret on St. Marys street; inclosed L i a good tanew. Lot an weaa side Fort Wayne awenae, being tha east half Sot Yo. 4. fronting Ai ta^t II inches; an alley on Ute sox tlx.

Excuse a hide digrsariea by way of ms introduc tion. Just about fifty years ago now, I remem- , ber, Orlando H-iaanga, who » sow ace of the

The New York. YYDIf* am **»verir ; best lawyers in Rochester, New York, was then RRlttatkwB. | x merchant in Clinton, Oneida county. New York. Tbe Whig General Committee of New York | Weil, I wos then sixteen, ami stood opposite to met on the evening of the 2d inst. and passed the | hi f* ^ dm counter « hia store,ami be was seme-

foTTow-ng resolution. W e commend them to the

old W h;cs of Indiana- The resoiutios was intro-1 oounter, and wriiing very hurriedly; and I abduced by t incur Retch air. E«q-,aaaniefa.frro4 j served as he wrote be held his nose so sear the of Hznnr Clat: ^ ^ f 11 ^ a * f ? a f a ** e

.O*—, . f . Co,-! ^

auttee, A not expedient at th:a time, further to [ ^nTA iaterpret it -not eve* Joae^b of oid.

i irrv W " > " ' ,,t " tltd ^ aeSti0aaf * Something so with yoariettev; it was, bo doufiE

etc^ auPiIwwwre taiewt 31 fc td iochaaby IBS Cestdcwp; and lets Yaw. 5. 7 and 8 in Hack So. 4, frosting an DMaw«re street and Fort Wspna avecae. TX&MS O* SALE —One-third asfc, one-th;. ; in me year, ace third in.two y»ra. wixb interest. Fcr plats and parCcnlacs umoire of W*. T. WHET, Bari Rattan Aewnt. apr3B-Dld

wv wm t Rsal Estate Auctiosear. AUCTIQSi SALE OF A ISA TAUTARU

tha AfrigKt rare in tbiii country. That II uc r^spectfoG; reeoc.mended to every citizen to vine and act aocor-ih: t to bis eooviedoBsef riri!*: *?»i dutjj^ut these who, with or,b»»five tfew» 3cfifciea: .as been said aad written for the putf-wt* of exp. matioo .13d elaridarion, will fotbesr tho , 1 fortri t* discussiou of the subject of sluve-y. tnd Dr turn t efr attrotion to ether tocica ef w*er:3l importaroe, S'vcb ** iorrig* rriation , iedacing the question 01 taa extension ot rmtaona, territory, t e buildieg ei railroads for saticnai snr-

tvemetatof eur barfcont, and toe

navigation of oar rivers, to facilitate internal commerce- The subjects at thecurrencj and a tariff of datias, aad other aeam for deviefoping oar internal resources, otr home wealth, and" to* binding togct&er, by tfa* of interest sad fatessal

feeling, of tha variana pans widely extended Republic.

i Special Ihspsfck to to* lew r raws

well written, bat in applying your ietter-ncewya* ipprapriated too great a share of k So the copy, and left the original ia a state ot retirwey. Qowever, in time, after ~etdng the ward a, -ud noticing yon were monev dealers, (by year card,) and being myseii a Yankee—as my aid truly, I have no" doubt, as Joseph interpreted

Pharaoh's dream.

Wail, toe HoDandera are hniltoag pies to perfect their harbor, at their own expense, and all coeamit to be taxed far that purpose, aod ao douht, in my mind, they wili do it, a&d do it. wwO. Rad I have no doubt they will my all tb^r lia-

bilities pertaining to it.

Bat unless you pass Ifaroatm the fierv ordeal occarioned by toe reemvai of toe depomta under

Stabama exert; Etas Y«w. 2, ? aota 4, In Block Ya. 3, ftonUmr mm I’ctawara tarert; awl Lata Son ?. T as* 9, taatafoe ■* tota. Way** Awroiw —S X— Fsawapcrowtr- , Taxwa or Zai k.—Ose-cterd ewk, balsa

CA»T* T»PRUtoRLA FROM to CBYT8 TO *l.». IYORAIR WOOL FROM fo CBRT9 TO fl.W T«BB-: LT FROM R1.00 TO »t.»; COTTOS WARFB FROM 31 0T« TO WOTS; HEMP FROM » C1XT3 TO % CERTS: BTOS FROM $1.30 TO *3. to; MATE 19011 to CRYTB TO BAto. W« hare ata* m haad, juta rectavri ■saaMi* IU* Tart, nfitalaaOeatayttaa liaaaF

Thefael beore ef aoe Mtoep 1 * Ifc w*m fare »’«>■ (he rorero phydoal roifofop whleh had markad tha esrttar siafroafhfa SRsafo swl dm rioff maataf to# flaw Mb toM ww jmrfmsfo ■rfB reewsfa

General Cass bad aoeaf hfc sttochs last aigh;., It was store violent than usual, but he feel* re- - liared to-day, ami has risen from hie had. Th* propoaals for the Califorai t mail service tha hope of a wer* opened this marking, bot toe result has trot iDutebfod ^ yet bean annouared, maeatt ia darigned to ore- 1 esty, wul veat aaaaocewfal bidiets faom «omb»»-r — the other* * ti**Vo* bflolcoatradiatito

AT BBDCCBD PRICK 5

A «DDD AMADKr.foEMr O.’YMA'iD

/4 aad to amre. at Yo. 1 5«e» H- aic. apra-dSw

ffTUAT BEAUTIFUL

4 wm* of So: -to icrect {*a**r*» »» aad *4), ka ih-: ftacteer proparty, has here Uid aat tal* Ms, aad i* i cow offorsii |*r aal* oo tfia taUwvtag Ufewal urns, to art: t per c*w.. (tows, aad '1m rewalMkr aa ataradrt of ten ; ye V*, wUMt.terrw at lb* rate of * pet amt., tofiapaM 1

acaaaUy.

Person* Otoi+ar Ista wH! pl< ar*> apply to A. J. OATLI*6, | aptli Rod Estate Afro*, Macltford’* Butldtaf FOR SALE l^AST HALF OP TUB YORTH BAST qPARTBA : » 4 f t s^etioo «. •owntaip 13, raa** 4 east. wtft>ia oae | a»i> of!->.1:anaf>olis, wJl 1* sold <U a bstfsia. Inawtr* of ! Ri.OATl.IYO - ! Heal Ataate Ageat, TadtanaFrhSi ladiaaa. FOR SALE. B fikfk PBBTFBOYTOFGROUYPOM MRRIDIAY | 1 f r\f in s^aarv to. In^ow* of R J OATUIYO. ileal Kstale .Agtcrt, Blackford'.* BwUding- | FOR SALE. fgYWO CHOICE BU3IYBFS FROSTS OS WASItI lyoros ereet, in square 37. laqwwe of R. i OATL1YO. Real KetateAgeat. A lackferd s Building.

T. McLSIE.

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J. T. BOYD, M.

Smrgeoa aad Hetaveapattalc Ptaysic lan

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RSIDBYCK, AT PR SHAW'S, IS ALVOP.D 3

Peninayivania sun:.

Bay I devotes rvporial attention tn CUranH- Disease j, erf the Thr at aad Langs; Diseases of the Xy-.

aad Pi wares of Female*.

Bcranmacm.—Mr. S. F. Cancingteua. Treasurer of State; Dr. J. Me Workman, Soperinte&ikat of Um Blind Arylmn. and Hon. Calefa B. Smith. apriT- Dta r ly

FOR SALE.

SMALL PRICK IIOCSB ASP LOT OS SOBTH Sew Jer sey streat—boose Ba. 41. Inqnir* of

R 3. 0ATL1S0,

Beal Batata Agent, Elaahtard’* Bntlding.

FOR SALE-

DOUilLB PRAMS HO USB ASP LOT, SOS. 133

. j* aad H>1, nn Sorth Se* & roossks^ 500*1 cdlt&r* w&ilj Sic.

“303” P L N ,

WW ASUFACl L RBD eapressiy tar oar sales, ard waiItJ. ranted equal to GiUett'a ■*3U3." Wholesale deal-

ers aupplied at Bteral rates at STEWART A BOWZS'3

aplfi Book and Paper House.

\ and Kl, on Sorth Sew Jersey taraet—honw lias

Inquire of

R J. OATLI O, Real Xstate Agent, Blackford’s Bntlding. FOR SALE. . A DOUBLE FRAME HOCSB ASP LOT OS BAST street—hnure has 9 rooms, summer kitchen, cellar, well, cistern. A e.—hr use So. to aad to. Innaire of A. J OATL1SO. Real Estate Agent, Blackford's BniMing.

$15,000! $15,000!

FOR SALE.

» A S1SB YEARS LBASB ASP PUAS1TUAB, OF

F|TBE R DO V E SV9t HAta BEES A cne of the best paying hotels in tbe State. Forpar- ■ placed in our hands for the purpose of buying ‘ ttculars inquire of B. J. OATLISO, nrtee and mortgage* MrKBRSAS A PIKKC*. | Real Estate Agent, Tr.«ftaaapoiia, Indiapa.

D * W?y _ FOR SALE.

Indianapolis, March list. 1869.

MASON CITY SALT, ton'ranr aad de bey r salt Price reduced. Kaawnne tt and you will buy. MILLS, ALFORD ta CO.

eprin-WTtABtf

TEA M ABUNDANCE KTo^loo. A LL THOSB wisteng to have First Clue TEAS of , ffR superior quality can be supplied Wholesale and Retad ky calling ta Ye. ID Betes House, Nlino s street apT3 J. A. HEIDLISGBR.

^tXVf.RAL WILL 1MPB0TBP FARMS SBAATHE ci y of Indianapolis. Also, several small tracts of "round suitable tar gardens. RJ.OaTLISO, Real Estate Agent, Blachfcrd’s kalldiag. FOR SALE. A CHOICB VACAYT LOT 0Y ILLIYOIS STREET, ^R. being lot 1 in square75. R J. QATLfYG. apr® Beal Estate Agent, Btackford’s Building.

Deaf & Blind

A MISERABLE LIFE AMD PKEMLATEFAE DE ATH.

Y" health.

OCYS MBS, who, by indulging in secret hetrirm, hare ruined then: prostrated their nervous sjateu,. ad impaired their minds, there y ren-» daring the plcsetwes at married life a weary pilgrimage upon earth, are respectfully aatified thta Dr. RWISO, hy mwsA study an * experience in this branch of practice, ia daily effecting cures hr the most dilBcuit cases, without

the leatadURcnUy

TAB tocLEDD. Dff 9CDTLAMD, TH IT eminent and akUlfhl operator on tha Bar aod Bye, at cue * PALMER HOUSE. Xtafattemmpmlln, ImAitaM. Is tin oat working miracles in 'raring the DMAP AJTZr BLIHD, amt now refers to more he hen heated in this aty. many of whom have been afflicted tar over thirty years, and are now cured by mild aod gentle

J treatment.

j JCTBeafoess, Ditsiness, Bossing, Earache, aad Noise ■w ! m the hea<i. Catarrh, and sit offensive Discharges from the

Bar. Mouth, or Nostrils entirety removed.

e irerc ombrauy or „ , 1 ICT’fo- tacLBOD has mad* a discovery of a medicine

r0 ™ 1 ^^ k ^don ofjhe Cararret, snd re store perfect vision to the Bye without the aw of the Anita.

the mildest frrmCothe most severe, can consult Dr. 8. with tha fttil assurance of a quick and lasting cure. Dr. R warrants a cure without the aid of mercury, or chan<re

> to todies ta want of a remedy ter

psenfisr to the delicate

of their system*. Dr Peeler’s Female Monthly FUIsas the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove it—none speak iH of them, for all like them. Dr. Dbcsv** PHJs can only he had at Dr. Swing's office, *0- B? Tbrgjai* avenoe, Soutii of Branch Bank,

in cort*in situations should |

aot anthem. For rea* a ss* dlrectiocs aitii each box. i

FHosen* dcBar. Sbnthy mail to any part^of the^wortd. | and n aT c confidence in a perfcrtcure.

ITri Read what his patients sey.

s' Tcutiacony of the Kev. Wr. HoUiday, of Ih* Fn* hyterian CUcrch.—Thirty-thste yrare age my hearing waa much injured bv measles, since then 1 have need a variety of remedies with but little benefit. Dr. McLeod harhmt my case for iome time under treatment,andsochtathe improvement, thet if my advice were asked by a Plead suffering with de-afness. 1 would my, without hesrtation, avail

yourself of Dr. McLeod’s a-lIL ^ WILLIAM A. HOLLIDAY. Indianapolis, April to. If 39

ILr' 1 have hen deaf tar sixteen year*. By the opera tions of Dr. Me LEO DI have been already greatly setieeed.

Office hours from 8 A V until 9 P. 31.

THUS. A BBTAYT,

The flMfky flat. THE PARIS STYLE SJLX HAT. BfcEBEE’S STYLE SSJC HAT BLACK AYD DRAB

rpOSBTHBR WITH A TREAT TA1IBTT of Boys’ 4 aod Mlmss’ Straw Seeds tar Spring acd Summer

arp3-D8w

52 Bast Washington street, adjoining Sentinel building.

Indlaraptota, Indium. March*!. Wfik To m Deer.—I have been deaf about thirty yea*%a*d t have been examin'd by some *4 the most sminaol sor. geonsin the Umtrd States, who hose toi* me Ihut oothiag I could be done tav me. * bout two weeks sine* I put myI seif under the Tire of Dr. MeLBOD. at the Fhlmsr Mnwn. fntbi* city aad I have already taundreltaf, amt laaessu- , Mence in a pertac cure. 1 mu a regular pradustsof the , Medicml ef>artment of the University of Louisville Rentaciry. Resilience, Eugene, Vermiliioo couaty, Indiaoa. I may be seen at the Dr.V.fflce tat a taw day*. ». T. COLLETT, M. P. Indianapolis. Indiana, March -39, 18 9 TCPFetysseal hassbssu aasta* tasus Wtafi By tha skill of Dr. McLBOD mj tight jMstaymt^statt Indianapolis, Indian*, Mwah fiRUfo. lO^My age istwenty-fiv- year*. 1 have been deaf since t 1 -‘Hill Ttih a rarj iffa*tais ifoi Uwji ef amtssr from ay ears. fo. McLBOPkai satfri’y cure* »*.

JOHY BURRS, a. Masufi, fo. 1839.

totthHyi in gb# of my ear*. By theshit! effo.DiL—», he in owe operation, w.utout pai^restored mu te petaket heetaug. 1 omj be j2coR MOARIDOrt,

“ rehlh.DBfft _ ef m*Ms* from

; my ear* ta* twelve yaare, ^ entirely cureti me, BOBHRF BRUOR.

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