Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1859 — Page 2
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Bingkaaof UmStoto Stniinfl waatotooCoaalatoMrto rtport, looattog toa ajo fort Watoo, to bo remtorad MO. tontlaM bnllt at ladtonafrtla# toi toftoJJJJI •tar? kind of •*WoncTForfar to toa^lt »P potf that iha Fooltontlary , t
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sss-lSSKsSS bto'.lwiw'** 11 ;. 1 *—‘♦j*** 1 * '""y “ J ffa aopf iha aatraat to *ow bos wild paopla will gat apon foato wbas fbalr totoraato ara at aiaka. Tba Oawantor raootosaodad tba araction of • now priaon, north of tba National Road, to hla oiiiMgi to tba LagMatoaa at (ha aatra aaa* •Ion. Attba (laawadliirad wtthblin aatotha potto? of aoah a ■aaanra, aod wa art jat on ohaagad to that opinion. On tha 93d of laat No* tatobar, tba da? aftor tba Oorarnor'a aattaH* waa dallrarad, wa tboa aoaaaatod apon bit raoommandatlon tor tba ooaatrnetlon of a now
priaon:
If tha arcraga nambar oonflnad in tba Stoto priaon will not tiaaad flva bondrad, tba anlarglog of tba praaant priaon to aa to aecommodata that nnmbar would, In onr rlaw, ba mora aeon ontoal and wlaar potto? tian tba araotion of anothar. It would raqnfra no Inoraaaa of officers to manage the enlarged Inatltotlon: Ua discipline would ba aa wall caaiiitoiaad, and iha dalatarions Influence of a priaon to Ita aurronodtog commanit?, moral!? and upon Ita Industrial pursuits,
would ba oonflnad to on# loaottt?.
We do not recollect haring stated that wa “wanted tba Commlaalooara’ Report, locating tha new Priaon at Fort Wa?ne, to ba rendered null, and tba Penltentlar? built at Indianapolis." Wo ms? bars remarked that If a new Priaon waa to ba built, tba poblle lot rests would beet be subserred b? Ita location near tba State Capitol. The Commissioners under the new Prison law hare repaatadl? expressed that opinion and according to tba TVwws, their superior judgment, based upon a thorough examination of tha whole matter, Is worth? consideration. If wa erred In expressing such an opinion wa ara onl? guilt? of echoing “their bonaat judgment,” which baa tba Indorsement of tba 7W*, and the Allen Count? Democratic Conrantton. In we atoned to that regard tba Thnss' Immaculate Commiseioners lad or confirmed ns in error, and with them wa shall
bare to stand or fall.
It appears from tho rer? papar that ia abusing us for accepting the CommMonor'a judgment, in the extract quoted above, that tba polic? of building a prison at Port Wa?ne la not an unanimous sentiment with tba good cttlaena of that ott?. Tho editor, aftor scolding oa mildl?, gives soma of tha “men" of Port Wa?na "Hall Columbla” for opposing tba prison project. Ho aa?a: From present indications, tha new State Priaon will be in due time built on tba located site at Fort Wa?nei but there ara man bare wbo ara seeretl? opposing tba matter, while open)? favoring it; mrn meaner than him wbo disguised bis face to work on Bund*?, to deceive tne Lord. Beware of aerpenta; man whom one baa to “grease” In onfer to make "titek” ara irrellable
and dnngerous.
Wa hope tha editor will let na know wbo these “serpents” are. Ifltlapollc? to build another prison, and if a suitable one can ba erected under tha present law, we shall be willing to ?isld to the judgment of those wbo, under the law, ara to determine the location. But believing that tha public necessities do not require tha erection of another prison at present, and that thelaw, If faith* full? carried out, is Insufficient to proride for tba erection of a prison of the character needed. It la our opinion that correct polic? demands that tha whole matter should ba deferred to tba next Legislation for further eonsktoration and action. With this vindication of our oonatetenc? and judg man! upon tha Prison question, we take leave of it. fSaaniiotpiitiwai im JamaAte* Tha America a JtfiMieaerp saps, respecting the Jamaica mission: “Leltsra from tht missionaries contain but Utt'e that Is encouraging, and not a little that Is tr?ing. Ona of them writes that pett? crime is on the Increase in that island, the onl? exception to this being found among the psonle that are under the direct Influence of tha mlsaionarles. In the mission ehuroh at Eliot, there had been soma painful defections, and it had t sen found nscsssar? to out off four af tha members Another mlaaionar? writes that all the churches throughout the island aaani to ba suffering from a reaction that baa bean going on aver since the time of special seal that marked the first few pears succeeding the emanci
pation.”
Reluctant as tha philanthropist ma? ba to admit tho fact, tba schaato ol emancipation adopted b? tho British GovernaMnt at so great a cost, in her West India colonies, has proved a disastrous failure, peouniaril? and moral!?. Tha evidence on this point Is of too poaitira a character to be rejected an? longer. Certain!?, whatever ma? ba thought of tho Increased acknowledgements of tba London Times in relation to this matter, teetimon? Ilka that quoted above can neither be suspected nor misconstrued. After such an experiment, commenced under auspices the most favorable, and with objects tha moat Inciting to earnest endeavor, tba honest abolition' 1st ma? wall Inquire If, after all, ba to not labor* tog under a delusion} whether ha baa not great!? mlaaoneeivad tba fools, and whether tba condition of servitude prevailing tbroogbont tba Southern States to not, all things considered, batter fitted to reteethe Mgra to the acnla af mantel, moral, and phjstoel endowment, than emancipation. To bo sore, tba prociof culture and development to often protracted through several genemttoMi bat when at tomgtb the Imported A Mono baa passed through tba various cbrpsaUs changes, and emerge# from tba deep degradation of bis eoadltloo when in Africa, to tha chamatar of an tntelltgttt Christian man— perhaps on the ahorea of the Liberian Repabtto, or at the terminal of theU. G. Railroad—It to apparent that bis period of tutelage waa sot one of onmltlgatod evil. However much too abotttloalste me? detest foe "institution.” hie food* mh for ha pudoaim to anaqolvoonl; though It aright Oe quickly ~ ' object of ble regard prsssntsd In squalor, degradation and savage ferocity. Aete the adv—tsgss of lbs syutmn to the memtor, Htofl to qatto motto
tboJfohHst:
.aggmaaBgfc HsrveT 3 * Edmundl
r.—At the
—WaSMsgtoa Irrtsg, after a Kfe devoted mmstogly to Stems? duties, to mew for foe me rtaring from me labor*, and will no i
art as
^-Tbe Evansville Jsnmsf, to a reeeat ynf dml foe DamBcmrv af this iwimtv wars to favor af the call for n Coostltattonal invention. This proves to be aotrue. A ear—pendent of tba New Albany ledger thus cor-
rects the falsehood:
It to true that, as onr Convention was to the sst of Mtyoornisg, a resolution was introdnesd Is opposition to a call for a Convention, bat that It was toted down, to equally mine. In coma quencoof fo# lateness ef the hour—the Contention bring to tost alreed? disorrsnlzed, an soggeetlon H was Immediate? withdrawn b? tbo Introducer, no action whatever being bad theretoHad there been n tots soon it, uadsobtedty to would bats bom adopted by m oterwbslxriog tots. 1 sm? add fooir If foo statements of fo# /wrwsf about other wundmars ns flm ontsffos S3.-„as.ttSWir?!sS55
•dek a pin hero!
—Unclb Ton wn Dxsn n E«olard.—Tbo London LUtrtry GeerMsaya: "Wbo will bfoots that Mm. Stows to now to England? That tbo American authoress wbo but a short time ego created such a sensation to actually amoufm without receiving any public notice at alii Tbo tody, however, to In tbto country engaged open bar new tola " How fearfully pereonid all tbto Is! Mrs. Stowe—Harriet Beecher Stowe—the manufacturer of U note Tom's Cebto, tbs sister of our Beecher—ebe in Loudon and Cockneydom
le not in ecstasies!
—Indiana Politics/—Tbe Washington correspondent of the St. Louie Rtpublicmn thus discourses upon Indiana politics and politicians: I have before announced to you tba resignation of Commissioner Hendricks, of the General Land Office. This resulted not from a necessity on bit pert to resign, but from a wish to secure the Gubernatorial nomination in Indiana, for which bs •Mods a fair chance. There to to the public mind a prejudice against a party who solicits one rablto office while holding on to another, and this foci being appreciated by Mr. H., be bed it nnderatood with the President before leaving for Indiana on e visit, if he found hie chances for tba nomination as favorab’e as be desired, he would at once resign bis position under the Government— otherwise he would return In sixty days snd re-
sums the duties of his office.
—Thk TxxarroaiAL lasux.—We have many times expressed tbe opinion tbst there is but little of practical importance in the controversy
now prevailing about tbe territorial policy of tbe jewel?, forming an outfit for country. Tbe Louisville Drmccfef, however,re- A pn
garde the theoretical issue involved, the abstraction, &» one that will affect the future sue-
cess of parties. It says:
The position of the Democratic party, how aver, is of tbe highest Importance; not that it will effect tbe policy of the country, for that to fixed as fate; but it will effect tbe question as to which party shall have the control of the Federal Government for the four years succeeding 1860. The abstract question will be as potent In the contest in the free Slates as if it were full of practical results. It is wretched generalship to risk alt to save a point not worth aavlng, when its possession does more harm than good, and when the enemy wouldn't use it if tbe? bad it. But Doctors differ. The Philadelphia Ledger, an Independent press, with decided Democratic proclivities, as ever? honest paper must have, differe in the Louisville Democrat't views of tbto question. It diseneers the question from a different stand point and more philosophically. There can be no general Territorial policy, which will be exactly adapted to every case which may arise, and no iron rule can bo adopted. The better way is to let each oaeo be eettted upon ita own merits and upon tbe peculiar character which it may pre sent. The Ledger forcibly says, la this connec-
tion:
However Interesting this discussion may have
been when Kansu wee before tbe country asking *—» -"« "* » TT”, “*•* to be admitted as a State, it bu now lost both fl™”* *7 in reading ia to be njnlanUy and ■ — . no conscientiously select. Books are, like human
time rsmtof from
earns dm pen of the m
—The egeeef foe
follows: CeeteHene, 71; Yettleat, »; Megmm, 66; Fettmier, Id-, Imeguee flfHHReu. fid? Readon, fid; Nisi, 47j MeluheB, iff; Coarobert,
tt; Bosquet, SO
—Tbe Jammeee here refesed to send aa Ammudm to Eeflaud, altheegh they base pram edtesaadeae to foe United Male*. They me font foe? am keep that preafoe, bat meke —The Nashua Oanrti iiadsrstmads that it h tho teteettoe of General Fierce, to epead foe winter wHb kb wffo, at tbe Bermudae. e peep of jehads to foe Atlantic, about six hundred mitoa eaetof foeeosat ef Sooth CereBaa, where foe thermometer erercsly mlm more thea four dogreu during tbe year, raagtog from 71 to 75
uCjpP6Ct|.
—The Preadi jouraato aaaeunce tbe dtoccvery ofaawtlfletol light •eweadertonyteariaouiaad steady ae to be avaitobiofs all eboSpgraphlc operattoM. Tbe light, being ceatehsd to ■ portebie apparatus, portraits can bo taken to mfvnto residences at any time, or ia tho darkest rooms, wholly independent of tbe state of foo atmos-
phere.
—Governor Douglas, of British Columbia,
would bava long since demoliabed tbe American “irmy” on tbe Sen Juan island, if report bo
true. Oa learning of fbetr occupation there 1
•termed furiously, and ordered Admiral Bayaeq to exterminate them forthwith, but tbe Admiral, an older, wtoer, and more prudent nun, determined to do nothing of tbe kind, but to refer tbe
matter over to the two Governments. —PortJLATiox or C AUTO tin A.—Tbe population
of California, in 1831, wu a little over twentythree thousand; in the early pert of 1849, twr .ty six thousand; in 1890, one hundred and seventeen thousand; to 1849, two hundred end sixty four tboustud; in 1857, five hundred snd thirty-eight thousand; snd at this time it is over six hundred
thousand.
—A Ladt’s OcrriT.—There is now on exbibi tiou at a fashionable jewelry establishment New York, in a small abow case less than thirty inches square, a collection of gorgeous diamond jewel?, forming an outfit for a lady, valued at 178,600. A pin, formed of a single white diamond, is valued at $5,000; one necklace of n Urge diamond, $9,000; two small ones, $6,000
each; two parasols, $75 each.
—The depth to which tbe beat of the sun ex tends into the earth varies from fifty to a hundred feet; never, however, exceeding the latter distance. Tbe greatest natural temperature ever authentically recorded was at Bagdad, in 1779. when tbe thermometer (Fahrenheit's) roes to one hundred and twenty degrees in tbe shade; on tbe west coast of Africa the thermometer has been observed as high as one hundred and eight de grees in the shade; and Burkhardt in Egypt, and Humboldt in Sooth America, observed it at out hundred and seventeen degrees in tbe shade. —Through the Paris papers we learn that the Abbe Vianay, whose name was known throughout France and the Catholic world ae tbe cure of Are, near Lyons, died on tbe 4th ultimo, at seventy years of age. They say: “He bad been forty-one years in bis parish, and spent nearly the whole of bis time in bit confessional, taking hardly any food or sleep. He gave all be had to tbe poor. Ae soon aa it wee known that ba was dying, tbe whole population crowded around Us bouse and entered through doors sod windows, and even on to the roof, to see tbe dying saint His attendants wanted to send them away; but bis last words were, that he wished to die as
father in tbe midst of bU children."
—Annex or Thomas Carlyle to Rkaokm.— Readers are not generally aware of tbe fact— nevertheless it U n fact, and one of great magnitude, and of terrible importance—that their first
Ita interest and ita Importance. There ere no
atform, It would amount r when new Terri tori ee admitted ae State# into tbe
adopted to any political pli to nothing practically, foi cam# to aefc to bo adm!
Union, the queetlon would be determined not by the previonely aaeertcd principle, but by tbe ex leting circumstances which accompanied the »p plication. Every attempt to commit tbe country to an unvarying principle on such question has signally failed up to this period in our legislative history, and every finality adopted has lasted just as long as the circumstances which induced its adoption made it desirable to tbe Nation to adhere to it. When the facts changed, the finality ceased to have any force. And so it will always be, tbe common sense of the country always determining what is best for tbe immediate benefit of the Union, Independent of what politicians had previously decided was for tbe general good. The only reliable rule of action for the Nation ic tbe Constitution of the country, and ever? attempt to foist upon that instrument the dogmas or abstractions of political leaders, aa of equally Und-
ing force, must fail.
—Jox Lank in Alasama —Tho Tuscumbia Democrat espouses the claims of Genkral Lank. In an article upon the Presidency, it says: “We publish in to day’s issue an article commendatory to General Joseph Lane, of Oregon, for the nomination for tbe Preektoney by tbe next Democratic Convention. Should tbe Charleston Convention nominate him, we sincerely believe he would be triumphant!? elected. He possesses ell tbe elements of popularit?. He is a native of tbe South, boro in North Carolina; his life has been identified with the progress aud interests of tbe North West. He has proved himself to be brave snd chivalrous soldier, while hie career aa a statesman and politician bae been without reproach. Of all Northern men we believe Gen. Lane would be most acceptable to the South.
With
foANB, •« OregwB,
and
fflTXPATMlCK, •( Alabama, on tbe TICKET, Sewatdlsm would eoeak into its native den." —Another Fancx —The Black Republicane have, or profess to have, an idea that a Secretary of State ought to beeleetod tbie year, and say they intend to vote for eome individual of their com plextoo for that offiea. We tuppoee this ia to be
The following statement ef tbe Detroit Free Prom, though undoubtedly true, to hard to bu Have, beoauee U come from a eeotto* ef eeuutry whence the Auger of vlrtuoue soon baa beau so
often pointed towards tbe South:
Tbe extent to which smslpmxrtop is carried to tbie city le rosily beyond tbe knowledge of abotea the of tbe inhabiteMx. There am hundreds of fhmlllee, tbe p treats ef which urn ef rppsslii mlm, aud although tba —riags af whites aud cm of all tbie number, no inetacce exists where a ^ktie mau line with a black wwanaa. They are all white “
i can be
. as a teal al-
“it*.
■nsr wo eseoaen. u pMvalaad foettog, e mu party . Wbeeotfcy
a; baths ( will net foe defarttou mag be eat ef foe lep ebll
VANTS.
ffie.8»ye
totfaeRepab-
eiect their ticket uotwith
MB » WtoeoMtn fees been so Dad mat me u warn fo desert foe BepobBcan part?, wo do: ■ax whet saw sgam silt these to to bepethat Kaow Mathis ga, who have never openly aver ■atobaiHiip to that party, should do ee now.
expects to be elected hr
hebebg Umerif aKaow Nothing. We are told that it to the eeaauNa beam ea foe atreeto to MR-
of foe Bspahliexne, that for every German they toee they wffl gain a K
and thus they expect to keep apaeeeeet argaoisatieu. We kave xo belief tkat each le likelyto be the eoaseqaeaea. If foe vale of KepdbBeau
to Wisconsin bee been eo bed that foe Ger fo desert foe BepahBean part?, ww da act
that the avowed
It
to for mere prfoeMs font n respectable majority wiB support Hobart, Democrat, and foe ess minority remain to foe eeppert of Baadall (toe met to particular we desire to ffirect spa
id to, and that is, that oat ef foe five German newspapers to Wbeo
three ef foe fiva here now declared against foe
If we teat the fee! _
of foe mesa of RapnbBcan Germans by foia fact, it will appear foot three-fifths ef all that dam in foe State belt foe Republicans. And we have
reason to believe that a much h
are brushing straight out of foe Bcpnbfican party in foe chief city offoe State, Milwaukee, and aB other populous localities. We do not rejoice more in foo proepeet of baring foo powerful aid to tbo friars of a large body of German voters, unto now against at, than we do ou account of foe Germans themselves who are font awakened to their uncomfortable position and roueed to join foe compact and sore to be victorious hosts ef their friends. Tbe Democracy are foe only tme and trustworthy friends of naturalized ritizena.
Txmeo,
Ob the 16th last., by Bev XAUT7 and KJm BOSIB
NNOBIill 1 ram an* 1 I* ■e-a-ri-krta-
SALE.
ri«*m of » large Boarding IXAMdk WUttHT’8
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following w>, th. I ivek'e Peter t Scap, and c iti
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CharleeH Vnasoi w a Brnmn, A-L. Haul, I-L. Vcankeae. Aim •. Wallace. Fr. 8 Ab ett. O. B. Baris, •eptlS
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street, with
PAIT A WBIGHT’g TnUIPgence Ofltce
r A9TBB—1
WANTED.
a lards asAUty Lets fo a goof
XTAPPAWAIQHT’S
InteMgence Office.
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located
Apply at STAFF 6 W*I6H*TS
•ypABTO-AHIwdli
in a Oroctry, Fry Goods by a young man; can fire tbe
Apply at STAFF A WRIGHT’S
i by a yew me Beet and
Shoe Store;
STAFF AWRIGHT’3 Intelligence Oflce.
NEW ADYHmai
R or ffiback
Pffitffifot
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D R IT GOODS! Walt Xmr ttan ypraing nf PAI.MEK & TALBOTT’S NEW STORE. fie. 31 East •< Cham’ Meek. Will ffmna atan t46M Sm Stan iTXto. sepiS DUB NOTIOB WILL BB UITBH. dlv
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"AHTBD—A sftmation be a young man to drive
Apply at
STAFF A WBIGHT’S Intelligence Office.
ABTBB—A sttuatioa ty two men to woekona
Apply at
STAFF A WRIfiHT’S InblBgonee Office.
r A9TBC—Four good girls to do general boose work. Good wages riven. Apply at STAFF A W RIGHT'8 Intelligence Office.
MAKWieW,
ire Lorg, Mr. GXOROX A MILLS*, all efthisetty.
mnm, la this city, September 14, IS99, at tbe reeidence of her daughter, oa MeCarty street, Mrs. JANB B. 81 ELY, aged H9 years.
▲ RBOUNCEMEBTTS
ITT* We have authority for saying that Judge WICK ia aaadidate far election m Judge of this Circuit, and will so remain till the election, onlees properly admonished that such candidacy meets no favorsbie response from the ITT Captain JB88BB I. ALBXANDSR, of Owen coaaty, is a candidate far tha office of Secretary of State, subject to tbe decMon of the next Democratio State Convention. TT~P Mr. Id!tor, please asnouncethe name of CHA8. A. BAT, as a candidate for the office of Judge of the Court of Common Fleas of Marion county, subject to tbe Bepubliean Convention, and oblige his friends.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
3" xjl mt
OCOlTT’Od.
HOOSIER Boot and Shoe Store, A FULL Stock of Boots and Shoes of all kinds, which I am now ogering at LESS FIGURES THAN EVER. CALL. AMU BEE. ssptlS-DSw a. 1. WBST.
ICisMes Baird,
eoule, divided into “sheep and goats," or, compered to beasts, may be divided into “elean and
unclean."
All poor and worthiest books should be placed in the position of the goats, on tbe left hand of tbe judge, if they have any place at all, and should be entirely ignored by tbe reader. Tbe world la full of books, and nothing ia of more importance to the rieiog generation than a careful selection from among them. What a useless waste of time it is to read over thousands of pages in which not a single idea occurs worth remembering, or which imparts any really useful
information.
INDIANA ITEIHS. —Thomas H. Owens, of Marshall township, recently lifted tbe enormooe weight of sixteen hundred and thirty Jour poundt. Who can neat it?—Bedford Preoage. —Locking or a Church.—The trueteex of i church at Leeeville, in tbie county, recently em ployed a mechanic to make some repair! on the church, tnd when the collection waa taken up to defray the expenses, found that it lacked a few dollan of being sufficient. The mechanic roftised to give up tbe key until he was paid, although some of the church members offered to become responsible for ita payment, and thus the stood at last accounts. Divine service waa held in another church on lari Sunday.—Bedford Pro-
-go,
—Cuttino Outrage.—On Tuaaday night last, •bout ten or eleven o’clock, William Brace and an abandoned woman dreeeed in male attire were parading tbe street* A young man who attends in Fasnecbt’s laughed, or made some remark aa they pamed, which was regarded aa offensive by Bmce. After passing over to tbe Weriern House with his companion, he returned to Faenacht’s and commenced an assault with a knife on tbe yonogman, Inflicting a dangerous cut in foe temple cheek. After perpetrating foie murder out assault, be wae permitted to retire without molestation by foe spectators. Brace end a Clary, wbo it is said urged him on, have left. W rite are out for them both.—Peru Sentinel Another Fms.—On Saturday night lari, eh eleven o'clock, foe family of George Thornton, living four and n half miles eoath of New Castle, wee aroused by foe appalling discovery Oat their reeidence wae oa fire. Tbe fire originated from a stove floe, and before ita discovery, bad made each progress so to defy every effort to qocock it. Tbe family escaped with a portion of fooir doth ing aud fbruitaro; bui foe ~ until only dm bare brick walto worn toft tag. The baUding, a good brick, worth $1,500, wae a total loro. Inadditioa to tide, a lose wae —Sriusfi in nlitb'nn eome $300 or $40&-N«s CaotU Courier. —iMTOWawr wo Tax Pavsae.—A m elded » week or twwetaee, by Judge tbe Wayne Ctreuit Ceort, to foeeflh TVeesurer of foe count?, before be enu IsgriTj sell real estate for taxes, moat first exheaet foe Ertnrs zxjstt.
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FRENCH MILLINERY, EHahwetAeries, Lmee Geode, t*f f Ivira’
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women, ten. Wl
tbe Mukeri
to foe aarin-
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CLDAKS, MANTLES, an* shawls, 118 West Eewrtfa Street, between Vine end Race, I OIIfOIKItATI, OHIO, Are now raesiviiig their fall stock, to which they invite ths attention of the ladies of Indianapolis and vicinity. ssptlS Dlaa
BOOK-KEEPING SIMPLIFIEDTo Erwin a— Men, Especially YOUNG MEN. MT A CHUBCH’8 mw farm af keeping — 1 W • eommseds Msdr team its shnpl'city, and amok othsrvaluahie matter miattv* to basinets txansaetions. Be chance af hooks are reqplred, and ail re-writing avetdsd, even fora eosh aeeonnt. The resalts of bnainess sro shown thnmgh a lorn and gain aeconntwithaeeme Also, oiio's daily Imdiwm, and whether profltahio or n Humerous twtimoniaia are furnished. Fries, ladndog interest table, bound in roan leather back, 75 canto; mnsUo, emb., gl.and wfll bo sent to any addrnm frooof poatage. 8TBWART A BOWXH. arotU-DlewAweow
WTKTR Mi mnirlsn of]
tVRRETTTR2IED WROM THE wn OBtoa, and have now in store neboioo
win toweour
wAhhbI 1 to *lw T r£* i^|*Fbflsd!^hto"^d 1I Ctoriw ntL Bsnmto, Clsobo and Droscs, made to order. Coll aemotMo. Rond to Bonth Illinois street. • pUS-DXm O.S. K.FAHKB8TOCK A CO.
DRY GOODS
AfTR RACE,
^^ABTIB—Two good Oennsn^Ms to do housework Intelligence Cffice.
KTAXTXD—A scan and weman to work about house V and yard. Apply at STAFF A WRIGHT’S septlT-D Intelligence Office
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNION STEAM BAKERY JETHA BUILDING, NOBTH FINN. ST., KT O OPSlEOr, WHXai THE BB3T BREAD, CRACREBB, CAKES and CAMD1ES, Will be found ever offered in this city. Please call and see for yourself. WX ALSO SBLL Choice Flour by the Earxel. A. A T. MXTZGXR.
For Sale or Trade. A STOCK OF DKT GOODS amounting to A. about Blff^eo. ALSO, A Stock of Goods of akaut one the or and dollan, for city property. Inquire of ABAKXK A GRIFFIN, Real Rstate Agent, sept!8 D3t Vo. 37 East Wash in ton street.
81 ATE 8! 8LATE&H 125 4S “ 9x13 « to •« 5z 7 80,000 Slate Pencils. Merchants Supplied at Cincinnati Prices. STEWART R BOWLfa, sspMS Wholesale atationerr.
We have Every Variety of Coal X ,*OK BALE that is to be found in this market g' Vow ia the time to lay In your Coal while it is cheap. Office at Tuttle’s, Vo. 87 West Washington street, and Vo. 34 North Tnto«i« street. J. A W. C. BURK aeptU DSw
1 HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN INTO 1 actual partnership my toother JACOB MVTZGEK, and removed to the Aina Bonding. The firm will be hereafter A. A J. Metsger. A. MXTZGER. »epl4-d8t.
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FKIHE ACADEMIC TEAK FOR 1859, I *to, dlvt0sd Into three tonoo npms each at following dates: Ihuttrnm.Wsptraihm XltSsread, January 2; Third, April 4. Law Term, January 2. I Tutthm, pm term. In College, 810. In Fngliah School 86 64%, each In advance.^ •e P U3 UUsept 21
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Osvmu-Up stairs, earner ofWaahington and Illiaoio strocta, opposite the Bates Hoaae. RECENT CASES Cured from two to three dayo. ranted. V.B. Only 85 Otlathoehj i^ijj^nomjrequiring special j
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A . B. WILLARD & CO., UAYK KBMDYBD TD HD. 8 EAST 11 WASHIHGTfMI 8TKBBT, where they sew receiving daily thair Fall Xtock of Diem Qeoda. of new and desirabt- itylea. Also, Rmbroideriea, Dram Trimming*,Hodery, Shawls, Head-dresses, Ac. Tbe goods are fresh add new. Call and see as at our new and rlrgant roomo. CTO . 8 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
Before purchasing elsewhere.
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DRY GOODS
CARPET STORE!
JOHN SHILLIT0 k CO., Bo's 101,103 and 105 Went Fourth street.
CINCIHHATI, OHIO
—utronuus or— DRY GOODS AND CARPETING, TB ESPECTFCLLE 1MFOKM THE IK XV customers and purchaoan generally that they are nowotening ae ex! ensive end complete aasortm-nt of I> -EFL Y Carpeting, Fleer Oil Cletfas, Ac.
Famines, Hob 1 Keef ers, Steamboat owners, may depend apon finding the beet class of Goods, at prices so low as they can be purchased in tho Bastern e ties. They hare also added to their busioem an extensive JOE BING DEPARTMENT. To which they invite the special attention of cash and short time buyers. sep 18-d4m. PEOPLE’S FEED STORE.
I. J. HICHARDSON, 32 ILLINOIS 8TRXXT, XT' BXPS constantly on hand tbe bmt Family Flour l\ that coams to this smrkst; also. Corn, Oats, Shorts, Bran, Ac, delivered free o charge N. B.—Cash paid far all kinds of grain. sepl4-Dlw
A FIB8T-RATB TBAJfATBR, anexpwisnoedhoi /* to drive and toko coco of a team of borers, quire of I. J. Rictardaon, 38 Illinois street. septl4-D3t
NEW JEWELRY STORE No. 86 last Wasliiogton street, Indianapolis, lud. W. P. w. r. sneHAM.
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