Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3567, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1862 — Page 2

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Democratic Union State Ticket ro Kc&fcTAtr or tati, JAM KS S. ATIION", Of MuioD Count, roa AtuiTo or state, JOSEPH ItlSTIXK. Of KoaoUin Cmntj. TOM. TftEttfctR Or TÄTE. MATTHEW L. IJUETT, Of Dtriesa Cuuntj. ro ATTOfttET OES :t iL, OSCAU H. IIOUI). Of Decatur CountT. ro, AirtKirrETipKjT or tiblic imcno, MILTON D. HOPKINS, Ol Clinton Countr.

hU "hair hall," M "In-liant chestnut- with aj llorrowinjr and 'kiting" htve tneir lirr.it. The' pl;p;lTnfco.klf,;l, which LpA..THithrit! Iim 1 " in-i am av re.irf.nl ..ncr lnr -. .", . . . , ... I resort t.) '-kitii'c" l-a in iit otlitr av. Wtf n I

rjnj Ii' C1..H.MI, w ij r.vai cj;ion m wie worM commerce. The lofij r.itriiii.m of the Journal we muH reserve for i!litritiu another dav.

l.Tlie !ier York Trlbunr .ttlfich C;en. TleClellun. The New York Tribune, the rewgiiiie-I organ of the rulioil wjujrof Ue liepublican party, ieceritly c )r.tiineI a lepptlij and Litter attack upon

it 1 prpse I M ruse 1 '." 000,000 rj lax at 'on in ; ore lorn, and n'.thr, we know ju-t w here we f.v.A. One huudml ari sixtv Jive mülonsol

.liar are a concrete suljjUncc (provide-1 they

le not pnper dul!.irf,) which tnav be o handled bj the four rule of arithmetic, distributed hj tie cenu t.ih'es und apportions! to Sutes, counties j mid individuals. The sum to be raid and pail I

inti the federal treurv lr New lork every re.rwill be iJl.rUI.04: Sli; tv IVni.-vIvanin. '$IZ:J-Ö.m5; bv OLlo. $12.;7;7'JI JW; If Indi am. $:,l3'U7ao'); br Illinois, J.1H.G11 'J),

I Aud the other Statt-! ia the uiue cueerlul raUo

Get.eral McClilla. We clip the following ex

tract from the article, which ili-plays, degree o-f i o,jP Committee of War and Mem tnvv ounce il

r ite and cold tnalip'iiitr wh'ch Ins hard!)- cv er j these irem tie er deftly ;th money m j come bn equaled even in 'the Tribune it-elf. We Wph ch-inne! the most invisible and insorut- ' ! ble the um are enormous, as oomt'ared with

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any joriurr rijrririii c i cue .-iinn..ui r-j-ir.

tit it the taxation wiil itot only be leit. but it will

fjnote: We deem it iu llnihle that the f iteofthii rebellion tiall tea warning to all Murr. CattWi.t and Jell. Divi.-e lur the next thousand Vara not to p!ut the overthrow of the American Uepiiblic We hare no rtanon ff con fidence tftat Cm. McClfllan $harci th'u contictinn.

j;r:nd u all pretty fine before t finih p.)inp the firt aH-esment. When we add to the-e ag. pre-at all tlie State and municipal tunc reijuired at:riu!ly, when we reflect tint the Federal

tax m from four to six' times greater for each

yTm Vonrhrf' pereh. At 'he r r i f. r c . i f a ! ded of rr, we pive place tlii wtik to the M-ech of Mr. Voor hrt on the duty o. t' e KeVr d (or4:! mejit in it i!t; r to the ch.I war and the 'jcU f r which it -hos.ld be pifi-ecuted. It h.-s r-4te'T t ee n our ; rivüee tore.l a ni ire j-iwnful :ini convincing: argument hi faror of a wtM? Oovernmentil 'iicv, or a rw.re jut and jicathinr reluke of the mad scheme f AbolitionS-m. We liardly know which to admire rno.-t tl.c lofty oatrioti.-nj or t!;euni:v'werih!e hcic with wh'ch it abounds. Let it h.vea wi jeand attfritiTe red:n- on the paitof hi contituet.ta. It will put t flight the th')Umd calumtiiw r,f hi e:iem;c. remove the cub w Im witb wbi;i AlMbliooi-'ai ik to blind it- vntir'e. od let in the p.ire mnüht of De mocTucr ( retncattlr Vre.

AMUSEMENTS.

UKTElOI'OLET.irV ISA 11.

La1j an l r.tUmai to !- c'.rrlf.

F.ach a.Ii.tioaa! Ul;.

7.' rent, .25 4.

FRIDAY EVENING. MAKCII 7. 172.

Ijit rißht tut to n-1 hncf t of lliH ;ii:irlotfe Xtitiiiii9 WLrn Lr will rr'"!u-e f r th f.rt tiTii- hi th city the beautiful an-i interesting Irn. of the Working Girl's Dream,

.Tf.v .T.r.f .Jiic.itiTii I'l IX T11E nicE. '

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

C. L. S. Matthevs, GENERAL COMMISSION

DRY COODS.

"Fierce und l uUe." We had no desire wbaterer to dicuM the circumtince atternlin- the appointment of OoverXior WaioiiT; the tparent and avuwl motire. which protuptel it; r the condition- upon which the recipient aeeepte! the fator. We should hare coverel all witn the charity of ilence had Hot ti e Journal purposely nL-H:otitruei the conai!eration'. wnich intiuencel us. Because we niadenf war upon Governor Weioiit the Hejub lican oran ctatel it to be evidence that the DeUi'V'Tacy had receitxl a thiUhl iu hi appointment which fix.1 demoralized their party org mizition. And when we re;tidei to the challenge of the Journal tj notice the ;eechof Gov. Wright, defining It -4 pottitbn, it is no better ?atifie-l and it charirea tb.it we n5-ail the new Seil itor "a n

renei'!e and a von I .elf eeker." The Journal ia detcriuiuex! not to be satipfied. We have tried our bot to p!et?e it, but we are now con vinc-ed St fa a fruitless tt-k. Only yesterday we C'ifiratnlate I it tint it hal made an exception lo it erieral advcacy of error, not more to our iirprie than in own ptrtj uMoci-ate-i. by occupv in a eon-ervatire fi-iit:jii upon the policy to le purutHl toward the rebel Sttc which may by the fortune 4 of war be throw r upon our h u.d; but even for the-e kind wonls we expct to receive abu?e. wit'i all the vior of ila iuuIL-h nature. But to the i- ue of the Journal that we have been fierce and fiNe" in our notice of (lovernor Wkimit's appointiu t aud rpeech. Let u briefly review wh-vt we did y, and see what U.t caused our amab! cotcm;"rary to boil over with ii'di nation. We orAe from our article which the Journal ic,nluc cs in part; The Journal can not understand why we do not devote our coiuiiiiM to tlie alu-e of tiovernor Wright tor alliliutin with the mot bi.ter and unrelenting partisan tit Indiana, tlie men who have ever regarded ainl denounce! him ha a deruafcopie. If he deirfi to make hin bei with auch asaociation it ii lii bu-iiie- and not our:. I not' that true every word of it? We presume the Journal will not thank ui to reproduce in thousand and one chirget of deraaogui.-in upon Governor Wright. And the latter must

exceedingly enjoy the organ's forced eating of j

iu own words which it pecm to do with the game facility an 1 zet that a dog return to it own Tomit. Governor Wrioiit has not changed, lie U the same "demagogue" he was in days of yore. Thechiuge mul be with hi- former "bitter and unrelenting prtWan" opponent. But what most excites the ire of the orgun is the following charge in reference to the condition: of Governor Waiuiir'a appointment: The price of his present position the condition upon which it was tendered him was n repudiation of the January platform and the action of the Democratic Convention. He accepted the degmdinj terms and delivered a virulent speech in opposition to the principle he ha ever profenced to regard as neceary for the preservation of the Union under the Constitution, and in denunciation of hia life long friends. We nude a similar charge on the morning of the day that the new Senator made hi epeech, but he failed to notice it, although he did refer to what we said eomplimentarv of him in the same article. That, however, must be excused, fur it U one of the Governor weaknc.-es. Why this silence? Our information a to the conditions of the appointment came from a prominent Republi. can in this city. Governor Moaro.N did not co'tfer the appointment upon general confidence in

Governor Wright's lofty and elf sacrificing pa- j trioti.m. If so, why the delay? Why did he ! not promptly act upon the expulsion of Mr. Deioht? The whole matter was thoroughly 1 canva.d by the Republican leaders both here 1 and in Wellington. There is no .eciet us to j this. The lir.-t consideration with them was tc i make au appointment which would, in their view, be most damaging to the Democratic party. 1 That determined, the next thing was to be mre of their man. His Excellency would not, did' not confer tlie enatorhip until he had from Gov. ' WaicuT a written repudiation of the Democratic cth of January platform and the action of the Convention. A leading Republican of this city, who had no motive in misrepresentation, tated uneip.ivocally that a letter was received from lijv. Wauiiir, written tw n friend here, in w hich he. did what was made the condition' ot Iiis appointment, repudiate the rcM!u ti"ii and action cd' tie of January Conven tioii. Then, and not until then, w t- the v.tc-int peat in the Senate filled. The appointment tlius made t a rrralded to the country ti.nuh tlie Sute Dcpastincnt, as one which would l.ieak the backbone ot tiie Ii.di.m a Democracy. And it was accepted by the Imü.tna Republicans as h iving th.it oh'eot in view. Wo nny, a the organ iLrcJ, have no coneeption of a self f.nrihciug act t r a jvatriotic policy" in fact, we h ive none if fUih is the chancter of Gov ernor ilcr.Tv's appointment. The Journal ay; The iuipuUtioii of petty barainirnj betw een him Governor Wright) and tiovernor iiortoo is a he of tlie ilct kin 1. (iaveuior MoritMi is i;o .p:iut lur Scu.ttoii.il litu.is, ami need uci be. lie ha. cji.ui 4 lcpula.iu :u this wr which cm all rd t lei political iionor f ill upon oilier heads jU.1 Ixfll tl.e Iw.hicr int lctier lor it. We rather udnv.te ti.e-e 1 ltv pre'cri'ion to bomewhat it;iproS.ib!e virtue. Tl.p-r !k knu and cau appreciate our dU:i:.guV.icd (tjvernor, canuot fail to aJia'.re his mure thu. Spirtan heroifm;that pitriotio derotion t h cour.trv's hf-r.or ar.J welfare, which rivals, if it üJtä l 0t urp.is, all that history accord to Cicixaii and Wamiisuiox; and that tcrn ictegnty which, like that of one Jlrs Jrttvs Caic. a ce'ebr iteI Roman matron, is above u-pic:on. We dj not proxe to be ouuione by the Journal' rhapii.K!.es o er his Ex el'ency. The Court Jnrnul puts him on ti'ts, and ays "he (Governor M mto) t:eed t:.v :,, man's fame or position." He don't want S-.-n itorial h.-n -rs. n..t h. Like Cin-c-iiati he vOotrnor iloarojf) will wiap the inatitle of hi g'.ori m drei, his hurl-earned reputation, atiuiJ h ai, and cu-Uü ttom him po- j Iitical honor and ironal advantages, as baub!-s ; aok! od beneath but chastened ambition, will re- ! tire t some s tu ill farm iu his be'oted W u i.e country, and there, speeding the plough and earn- i ing 'his IkvuI by the e tt of hi brow, forget the exalted part Le Las enacted in hi country's his

If any one ia iu po.-es-ion of evidence that i State than their uual ases-meuts heretofore, we Gen. McCleilan is as e know Secret try Sun- j can judue whether it will be raise 1 by any other ton to b- in favor of thoroughly cruhing out j process thin practical confiscation. Perhap New the rebellion in the shortest rsMCticable lime and ; Kurland, N'ew York, reiiii- Ivania and New Jer by the m st readily eSective tnems, we will thank ; rV m iv L'o throu-h such a tax mill with the

him for that evidence. Rut we beg him to comprehend th.it this is not a question afTecting lien. M.'s ability to plan or conduct a campaign not at all. We do not enter upon that field of inquiry. What we want to be as-uied of is, that.

breath ol life reuniuin in them, but there is not

another State, loyal or disloyal, that can po half way through. I know that w hen a Federal land

tu is adled to the State and county taxes in! Wicoiiin. Iowa. Minnesota. Knsas and Mis- !

if he could tomorrow order an advance that j wjuii. the Lit gatherer will, in a vast number of j

would cru-h the rebellion at a blow, he would not

he-itate on the reflection that he would be likely to kill several thousand good, voters, whom he might need in '01 when he run fur President as tlie candidate for the reunited and rein vigora ted haut Democracy. The trouble is that McClellax has heretofore acted w ith the Democratic party, ami, while he is willing to fight the Secessionist, has uc love for Abolition traitors in the North. Vuiiln?fon ( ormpondenrr.

Gen. McClrllan Hard Irffil ? no friend I in thr Cabinet Hold on thr I'rrsidmt yroiciuy Small Incitement Rttmnrt of a J-'iyAt Of an Attack on Munana false liepnrt Disap- ; ytiinlmfht Cabinet Mertinj McClellan mmt

Fijht or Rrtirr .Vo Alternativ ilrtult of hi j

Kttiriuc; Ahtici aled Conjrettional Storm. Washington, Match IHyJ.

To the Udilnr of the Enquirtr:

On Wednesday last 1 commenced a letter to you to explain to you many reasons why General McCleüaii tnustfig.it at once, or be superseded. The Ualiii.et uic all ag iin-t him some becaue they hate his politics, others becau-.' they think the clamor in the country for a li jit is getting to le too strong. All make u-,e oi" the s inie cry: "We mu-t hive a right." The Senate is largely iiir.tiiist him. because he is not au Abolitionist. The Republicans ot the llou-e ate against him a riiiinritv lor the reason that artuilcs the

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Senate. He has no hold except by the lavor ot j No. ,.r n....

caes, have to take the land ilttlf, and I believe

that a .similar result w ill follow in many parts of Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. And yet the land tax is a .small part of the proposed revenue bill. .tb'lrart of tlie Tax Kill. The follow ing is an abstract of the tax bill re

! ported on Monday last.

It provides for the appointment by tie Pres ident of a Commissioner of Internal Revenue, with a salary of $5.!MH) per annum, his ottLe to be iu the Treasury Department, with a suitable number of clerks.

The country is to be divided, ns the President may direct, into convenient collection districts, with .1:1 Assessor ami Collector apjiointed by the President lor each di-trict. who shall have power to aptniint such deputies as may be needed. The bill covers two reams of paper. It con tains one hundml and five sections, and is one ot the largest of any kind ever before prepared, and on w hich months of time have been bestowed.

AHTICl.KS TAXMl.

Spiritoii liquor.. ier gt Ale mikI l'f rt-r lrl. ............ Stein it leaf t-'haixo jut li Whu; nianufactiiretl, a hhtioiial er ll Cigars pc r lb, ucccnlin to value Lap), linee! oil, tuni:iitt fuiil jr

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Coal ml prrK'd KeP.iK-il coal 1 cr K-d. ts jhT 1,HI0 1'et-t.... .

IViiik not.- jiajit-r tT lb.

AMUCNT Of TAX. I)oliar. Cents. Mill 15

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Gorernor Morten hn. ermieil an laT'.tatioa arsd wiil atierul lie Tbetf r.

.fir. Frlix A, Vi no rut. IN THF. PIKCK.

J2 lVnr open at 7. commence at befere H. Masonic Hall.

A Jittt ltrbuke. We are very jrlad bj olserve by the Senate pro reed in pa that that contemptible creature. Siintncr of M i-sachusetts, has met with a proper rebtike from two of his brother Republican Senators, Ilrowning of Illinois and Feen-Ien of Maine. Decent Republicans, even of the ultra Abolition school, nre getting tired of the domineering spirit exhibited by Sumner in his treatment of men who do not wjuire with his notions of what constitutes loyalty. The Massachusetts Senator used to talk a j;ood deal about the "crack of the overseer's w hip" over the heads of Democrats by such men as Davis and Toombs. Rut Davis and Tootnbs never exhibited half the aringnnce and supercil iousness with Democrats that Sumner does with Air political associates. Arrogant and overbearing as he is, however, now that his party is in pow er. Sumner is in iealityamo-t miserable coward. When atticked by Pre-ton S. Rrooks, he offered no reistance,but shrunk away, absent ng himself from the Senate for years. That this

miserable J-dtroon should now be permitted to j tu?al. Al-, receptaiit f the GoJ.l .Medal and Cms., of tdav the briL'L'art over braver and better and ! th 0r'!T f Ren. ticirnra, awaMM him f r his Q.ir-ties j

more patriotic men than he is or ever was, would

be disgr uelul, and we rejoice that he has been

TCKSDAY. MA HC II 11,1-63.

Kirst apperat re in this city f the fireat rre-ti'tiJgitatuer

HERRMANN,

XKillT COMMANDEH UK T1JF. ChOSS uF SPAIN. !

Honorar member of the Unti-h Aca'.cniv of;

lellce, nienii..erof the Koal Society of Coimt-ra of Tor-

Lincoln. That was the hold of a cable; it is

wearing down to a bed Cord in si.e. I did not finish my letter, because, while in writing it, I he . id of the order ot the Secretary of War as to telegraphs and newspapers of Mc Ciellau taking up his headquarters in Ranks's division. I thought the light hid come and burnt my let er. Well, we could hear nothing authentic, but everybody believed that two divisions had gone toward Manassas, and orders given fur a general battle on the whole line. The railroad cars were all seized; troops were hurried to the Relay House. Ranks had cro ed the Potomac had taken Harper's Ferry, Charlestown had gone toward Winchester, been whipped badly in lull retreat no, that was a lal.e rumor; he had only been repulsed received 1 ein loi cements, taken

Winchester, and was ready, with Lander, to swoop down through Manassas Gap to the June tion. Me intime Hooker had lerried across to Aequia Creek the whole center had advanced a terrific fight was going on "intelligent contraband" had come in, who said it was true men could even hear the guns. Anxiety and expectation were on every face. There was hutrying to and fro. Hacks w ere in requisition ; trunks wete speedily packed; hotel and board bills suddenly paid. The railroad trains going to Baltimore could not accommodate a quarter ot the tid ing multidudes, w ho thought they w ere surely escaping from the Richmond Tobacco Watehouse prisons. Abolitionists were triumphant. They had gained their policy. They believed the Confederates would be beaten. If so. the Abolitionists would get all the credit. If they did not, it was becau-e we had not emancipates.! the negroes had returned slaves from tiie army and because of military incapacity must change Generals and change jo'icy. Weill All got up yesterday morning full of exject ition, w hen about two o'clock tleneral McClell an appe ire 1 011 the avenue, gay as a May morning. No fight on the Potomac no advance on Manassas no movement by Hooker Ranks had cros.-ed to Harper's Ferry had taken Charlestown without any opposition and lor some reason what is it? noixxly knows whether change of dans, bid arrangements, or what his army had quietly stopjH' i. concluded to remain for the present, and General McClellan repiired to town. Indeed, there was s.oine tall swearing. The thing h id fizzled, or there never wis anything in tlie alleged movement to jnstifv all this amount of fuss and feathers." We had all our anxiety, speculation, anticipated inauguration of Abo litionism for nothiug. Lincoln swore forgot to tell smtitty stories called a Cabinet meeting at night had a devil of 11 time generally and lurt'uer I nm not advised, but w ill predict that unless McClellan makes his fight this week he will be driven from the chief command.

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Sole leado r per Ih Cpj-r h'iifh.T er !b I lour per I rl Ail oih r nianuhicmres, per crnt. ad vulor. iii .. Kaüroiol pass, ners, per mile of trnve) .. Ilailrojil ciitiitiiiitaiinii tickets, jier Cvlil. Steamlx at pa-senders, per mile.. UniiiilMj.es, lerry-Loats ai.d lnT.se railm !, er rent. 011 ;ps receipts from pa-sell'TH .. Advertisements, ju rcci.t. on annual receipt. Carriages, 1 i t uiiiium 1 to 10 tiold wut lie. 1 Silver WMtchi'A (Id plate, per ounce.. bilhanl tables 20 Slaughtered cattle, per head

Ho l.ecp per head.

lacen-e-I'ai.kers Auctioneer. V liole.a e dealers Retail lupior ilculerRetail dealers in (uods. ... . r.ovnt roker

Heetiliers I'.rew. rs .

Hotel.-, inns and taverns, according to rental j to 200

Fatit it hou es Cmmerciul brokers Uber broki-rs Theaters Circn-.-s I'mv l.i:d alleys, each V lioieMi!' jM-ulcrs ( Uber Jiedl'TS Coal oil di-tilleries

IncomeUn all over $G. exceptini: income from ijvideii'is, w liicü taxed separately, per Centum 3 Railroad bonds, dividends of t anks nn 1 aviii:(s letitltn'tis jter ccntuiii 3 All salaries of oflicer- in the civil, military and naval service, No ?ctnitor and Members oi Con-n V-, per Ctiitupi... .. 3 .. Legacies and di.-tributive share's of personal proj erfy f deceased persons, according todefree of relation-hip. er centum .. 1 to 5 And tamp duties on nil kind of leal and commercial papers ab patent mo Jicu.e.-, telegraphic message-, and all P.mkIs hy evjire.ses THE TAX ON SALARIES OK OOVtltXll INT OFKICKRS. The bill introduced by Mr. Van Wyck, to tax the salaries of Government ufli ers, requires that all fees and perquisites ol office shall be paid into the Treasury under oath. It tixes all salaries as follows. One thousand dollars and upward, five per cent.; two thousand and upward, ten per cent.; three thousand mid upward fifteen ereent.; five thousand and upward, twenty per cent.; seven thousand five hundred dollars and

upward, twenty-five per cent.; and ten thousand

thus openly rebuked by such men of his own par

ty as Drowning and Fesenden. It is high time tint the lion's skin fhould In? stripj-ed from this Abolition as, and his brother Republicans are the proper persons to do it. If ex po.se 1 in his naked deformity, Sumner, we verily believe, would be shown tobe both a coward and a traitor. AT. A. Jjfdytr. . s Fraviis in Wheat. It appears by a series of resolutions passed i.y the Detroit Hoard of Trade, that persons along the line of the Michigan Central Road, loading cars with wheat, have been practicing a "sharp thi.'.g" of late. The resolutions set forth the moJut operandi as follows: They would spread from fifty to one hundred bushels of rejected or damaged wheat on the bottom of the cars, and covering the same with two hundred or five hundred bushels of good So. 1 wheat, ship the plain to Detroit. It is stated that this gune has been repeatedly detected in the shipments from Kal am .- zoo. The Hoard passed a resolution instructing their Secretary to find out the place niid name or names of parties engaged in this practice, and to st them, w ith the transaction, on the black-board asac iution to dealers

i br Io:i 1'edro. KiiiR 'f I'ortual. Ir. of Cbetnistrv, 4c.

The Manager, Mf-srs. I'llman A I'aimer, Mh Academy of Music. New Y"rk, would respectfully rail the attenti.ni j of the public to the appearance In Indi.1r.a5x lis of j Who is universally reconiz'-d as th Greatest Livinjj ( rrestidnritfituer. and !ir performances at tbe Academies, of Music In Sew York, 'hilalclphia ami I'k-!oii, , w here he has plav ed to houses rmwdtd to overflowing for the li-t four months, have U-en pronounced the mo-t wonderful it. their peculiar line. Tlie performances of Herrmann are entirely original and l.ovfl. Their distiarushing feature is the ni:re i

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10 so 20 1(10 so 5 SO 5 to 20 20

Kvery jossiu!e ingenious mode of attack j dollar and upward, thirty percent. It is the which devilish fanaticism can devise is being j same bill introduced by Mr. Van Wyck at the u-ed against him, aud if he does not head j extra session ot Congress last summer.

them all ort' nv moving he will go bv the i

board. The real secret of the ennvtv to him

is that he is not an Aln.!iti.nist, :nd tint he has !

The Kill"; of .Mexico. The most stupendous of national aggreion

some notit n ot love for the princijles of Coi.-ti- ! sim e the self styled holy alliance ceased its intiitiotnl Government. The avowed ause is that ; famous work, is this combination of three Eurohe is wasting the reputation, treasure, ic, of tl.e j join Powers t( subvert the übet ties of the people

nation, an-l restr.rniiig tlie ardor, patriotism, &c., ! of Mexico, n 1 impose on them a king, in the 1

ot tl.e cp.e. and by mere delay consolidating person oi M iximillian. The international conthe power ot the enemy. i dition of Mexico has for years been a standing It McClellan is driven out, tlie Administration j reproach to republican institutions; theie has! goes str.ii-ht over to fanatical Abolitionism. I been neither stability nor secutity; but while the 1 Wade. Sumner. Lovtov, llutchins Co.. w ill I people ruled, there was, at least, hope. Tlie con- j then control completely, and tlie L'ni m sentiment duct of tlie Mexican liovernment toward foreign ' at the S..uth will e forever dC'trued. Whether ; Powers has certainly been such as to reflect no i the liht will be onleied by McCielNn imbody credit upon the Republic; but tliis infamous alii- i scctns to know. He keeps his own counsels. : nin e reilects no crevlit upon any kind of institu- ! A I write a dr:it:g siif.v stc.rni prevails, the j tions, snd mu-t be Cutdessod a tepn)ach to th.e successor of four divs of us tv.tv, dry winter ae. The .splendid stand w hich the people made j we it!.-e as er tn n bokc-I at. I thirk a worse when the Spanish Meet first polluted their waters i storm w.ll rage ill Congtess commencing this i demonstrates that thesniirtof libertv still survives

1:1 them. 1 Mexico has. in her people, a brave and milittrv '

week, and it cud uj niati kncws.

P0T0MAC.

try, but of course ready to come back whenever 1 of our feciet" Europe, or hng eveat

dle.1 for. Ar.d a a partner in his voluntary

jtajif him, w ith his new freel of "hydraulic rams.

Le.iJy derrerution of the notes.

if the ruad i esise of justke in the soul of nations as well !

.. ... ... i cSetise 1 jrisie-i m. 1 s of men, w inch evokes against the oppressor the .ejue r oppose (-overnor aiuHT w;ll accom- j T,,e njo.. , , , , wttUfU. ou. W to ! ind.gl, mt Vuu e ot nuMi,. ,?r,inhm. .n ,Ve r.,tet.t in

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!, j oeii with is how to ri-ie $lb IHM,IHM jt ntium. I tij-e lav 1

than kius and armies. Boston l'aft .

Indiana at its Post. Mrs. Meiker gratefully acknowledges, on behalf of the sick at hospital No. .'1. a valuable consignment of stores. They were sent through W. E. Millekan, Esq., M. D.,

from the citizens of Cadiz. Henry county, Indiana. The invoice consisted of the following par titulars: eighty five dozen eggs, twelve bushels dried apples, .'HO chickens, fivebushels corn meal, a quantity of dried peaches and sausages. In pursuance to the wishes of the generous donors, some of this consignment has been exnres ed to the hospital at Nelson's Furnace, Kentucky. Very many thanks to the good people at Cadiz and to Dr. Millekan. (rood things were never more welcome. 1nüsrUle Dan, 5th. SKx-Govemor (now Senator) Wright, in a speech he made near this city during the Presidential campaign of 1-."G, is rejtorted to lu.ve given vent to the following: "If you have good, honest and intelligent men elect them lor your township trustees, your next best elect for your county commissioners, and yiur fool send to Cnnyrt." The Gov ernor in apointing Mr. Wright to the Vi'.caucy iu the United Slates Senate occasioned by the expulsion of Mr. Rright, must evidently h ive been governed by the principle of the ExGovcrnor. as avowed in the above true morsel, nt N'.i.-t tine in his ease. Wonder if Mr. Wright is still of the same opinion? Columbia City Acic. FonMl.lt RrSlDLNTS OK LaFAYLTTE AMONG THE Rkkils. Among the prisoners taken at Fort Donelson, we learn there are three commissioned officers who formerly resided iu this city David Wolfe, Thomas Near, Eugene 11. Cogswell and Arcbey Cbipman. Wolfe was at one time proprietor of the Verandah Saloon, on the Market space. When captured he was a Major of a Tennessee rebel regiment, recruited in tluj vicinity of Memphis, which position we learn he voluntarily accepted. Mr. N'ear will be remembered as an engineer, on the N'ew Albany road, several vears ago, and lately proprietor of the Columbia street bow ling alleys. Cogswell is a jour printer, a native of N'oblesville, this State, and was for several years employed in the offices in this city. At the outbreak of the rebellion he abandoned a "fat" sit in the Memphis Atalanrhe office, to accept a Lieutenant's xisition. Mr. Chipm in was baggageman on the Lafayette and Indianapolis railroad previous to his departure South. Roth Near and Chipman, who held Lieutenancies in the rebel service, were pressed into ranks at Memphis, a they informed their friends here by letter shortly afterward. They are, we understand , among the Tennessee prisoners at Chicago. Lafayrtte Journal.

Speeinl Notice. TO AD rnii TISERS.A? virmemfnt t tken r i time, and orderest out lecr the exf-irntinn ofthf tinif kjc , trill ft ckargrd the rjulir ratnt fir the it me Uf t the time they are ordtttd out.

AhM'iit't ol A f:i rat 11, I All effects heinif solely produced by extraordinary Maaual 1 Skdl. I)arirr the interval of M. Herrmann' liogrunme , w ill le jfiveti a j GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT, j In which th rtr.wHinpcrlebrate! artist will ajp?-in j 1

MA HAM K K0S U.IK HKKUMANX, Tbe celel-rated lTinia li:nna SICNOK AM ATI M'BKKCIL, The rciaivMied Maritone.

Also, the celebrated Trio, from the Acadeniv of Music New York. Mev-rs. SCIIHlKNl li, I'iani.-t, 'iXIKIILKK. Viohiii-t, VYKDKMKYKh. Violpic. lh-t. Uurir.jr the ei tertaii.nieut he will alo introduce his brother ALK.X- j ANllKK. in Iii. wonderful expo.-iiu n of ,

1YY lOI lll.V. 1 I! (econd siglil;) UK. PSVCIIOLOGICAL CI.AIKV0YANCF, Which prluced suelj an immeie sensation foroversixty ni'htsat the Academy 'f Music, "t-w York. The order ol tlie performance will be announced from tbe Mage by M. Herrmann himself. Admiwiou SO cents. Kc-.ervcl Seats 25 cents extra The sal? of seats w ill commence on Saturday, March 7, at lh? Music Store of Me-i-rs WillarU A Stuweli. The I'iai.o u-ed on this ca-i.ii i kindly funiifhcd by Me-srs. Willard and Stow i ll, 'o. 4 Bates llou-.-. Hors oia n at 7. Coiuthence at H.

MEDICAL.

K'r the sp. ei'j- nnd permanent cure of GONURKHKA, GI.F.F.T, TKETHAb HISCIIAKHF?. SKMIXVh WKAKXKSS, XltiHILY EMISSIONS, I N l.'U N T I X A N C K , U t N IT A L 1 K I i IT A Iii LIT Y , Gravel, stricture, and A flee: ions. 1 the Fadiieysaml I'.Iadder w hich has been n-cd by upw ard of one

h'UKtred physicians.

THEIR Fill V ATE Pit ACTICE, WITH ENTlKE SCC-

;SS, sunerM'diiu Cubeb, Copaiba, Capsuls. or any

other compound hitherto known. pi:cif. pills

MEDICAL.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.

Wa-hin.-ton Corre-poM h-nee if the Xew- XorW Evening! race, ani in her leaders inilitarv coinm inders of

To-:, ii.ej 1.1. cm.) ; rj. 0 ex, t., ;e;K(. iUi,j hemic character. There has Tlie War Debt for One Year IHIfi- been a rumor tint one who hts long been Monti- ; vuttj f 'Ilecling: the Tar. ' ttsl w ;th tl.e Mexican name, and w ho.-e gre itne-s The public debt of the Crite i St it es at the as a civilian and a Ciptain has never yet been or.vl of the ! re-ei.t fiscal jeir 'dune. lwb'J; will ' lullv ackii.nviedged by tlie world Sti.ta Anna be about .fTü'I.U.Kt.lN'a. So said Mr Kt'-i'in.cn. would fly to tlie icscuo of his beleaguieJ eounCha i nitu oi" the Se.iate Kinirue C-onmittee. in try men. hi ab'e speccli on the Treasury N.de hill. The I his mode of revlress'r.g national grievances) avetae it.teiesj on thU debt is a triile ujore than . has neither the sanction ot law nor morality. It ; ix fer cent. out sav ; Jj.lKM ooo tr annum, is Lasel on the tv raunical exercise of t-.aer tv ; It is tsi:miil by t!ie sime eminent Senator tint j those who think they o.se.s it miU can exercise ! the budget for .111 exj en-t-s, asi-ie from the in- it w nh impunity. It has 1.0 taste ol the libeial cre.i-e of army and navy, .m l interest on the i movements of modern t itesm mhip. Spaia, pub'oy debt, will be aliont iTd.iHM.tHHl per an- ' worn out and decrepici, sinking in imbecillity und j nun A way is tims provided fT the disburse- ' insinit.cance, may be excused for trying to do, men: of $115 ÖOU.IHM annually, without counting j someth ng to rescue herself from obscurity; but j lor the enlargement of our military and naval es- j suiely France and England stoop a gre.t deal in j taMishments, which, for a e:r or to at least, j suchen association. And t'.ieill.es humble them- j cannot be less than $l,0o0.HX) jr annum great-1 selves not a little in going to Austria for a tool ; ertUmthey were betöre tiie breaking out of the j of their tvranny ard a representative of their I preetit retMllion In point ot fict, tlie Houe j usurpation. We at rehend these powers will rind j ha je.st sent ta the Senate a naval appro; riatiou t their road t the Mexican throne hedged with; bill of f. l.l'VijiH). U is .i;e to sav that the ' difficulties; and if they suereed in their ill-starred I tleminds on the Trei-urv to be met bv taxation, j project, their monarch will ntid his c-rvwn otie of! dre.-t nt;d ini:reet,w ill r..t be les t!i an $1C..(K,. j t!nns. The Halls of the Montezumas tu.iy prove i ' ;er .ir.tuni If we tjke into account the I t( him anything but -etcelu! le-i.Ieiiee. For-: l.is-es to be entti'ed bv the isue of Government ' -"ic" btiyonets w ill not sitlnioe the s int of a free fchioplasters, in the expul-ionof gold, and the in- j people, and the allies c-nn hardly ho;e securely ti creisevl cost of everything the (Joteri.mer.t b t. ! guard tiie trsoii of the uscrj-er.

buy, tills sum iu be much .arger. Thetvrosi Our Ci overnuiei.t is in no condition to render

who thought to obtain $ls .U M.U'JO without interest, by the issue of Treasury notes, have al 1 0 i.I v found live c?nl. .s!lal on their issues before they out of the per null and the engraver's hop. And it may be predicted, with as niu .h confident ea. the next eclipse, th it 1.0 num

ber of vict.riesi bv bind and sea can t.iv tlie ru

FSV) LAPIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED 1 oriiiization, or to tho-e hy whom an increase i f family i from any reason objectionable, tbe under-ined would offer a prescription which is erfectly reliable and safe, and m hich has been jirescriled in various parts of the Old World for the pa-t century. Although thi- article is very cheap arid simple, yet it has been put up "m half pint bottl s ai d sold very extensively at the exhorbitant price of per bottle, the undersiziied propo-e to furnish the recipe for Jl, by the possession of w hich every lady rw --if ply herself with a perfect safeguard, at any driii: store t..r the trif.m sum of -5 cents per year. Any physician or druir?i-t will tell yoj it ia perfectly harmless, tiioti..:,.'.. ..f te-un.oniaU can be procured of its efiicac-. S- :.t to.w.v p.rt of the world on receipt of fl.hvad Iressii.K. ' Ds.J.C. I)KVERr., I. O. T. x, Xo.2353, Xew Haven, Connecticut. uly22-dn "f5l

CANDIDATES. j r- .1 A MKS TURN KR IS A CANDIDATE ! for re-el"ctl Ti to tl.e ofTxe of To n-hip TruMee. j Z3T REV. K. WIIITTEN' WILL HE A Catsdil.ite f .r Tru-tee of Center Towr.'l.ip, at the p-' rroarhin Aptil election, hubject to tbe vote., of the!

feM-.ite j

Are s ,-eedy In action, often effecting a cure In a few days, and w hen a cure is eftVcted it is permanent. They are prepared from vegetable extract that are harmless on the system and never nauseate the stomach, or impregnate the breath; and beintj wigar-coated, all nauseous taste is avoided. Xo chance of diet is necessary while usitiR them; imr does their action interfere with business pursuit. Each box contains six dozen 1111. PRICE ONE DOLLAR, And will he sent by mail, poet-paid by any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money. Sold by Drugista generally. Xoiie genuine w ithout mv signature on the wrapper. J. LKYAX, RcK?hc-ter, X. Y., General Aceiit. OrjJ T0MLIXS0X A COX, Agents for ludiar.apol Julil9-d.tw '61

1.11 PORTA 1T TO LAU IKS. DR. J0HX HARVEY. HAV1XG FOR UPWARD OF twenty years U ..ted his professional time t xclusiveiy to the'treatiii.-nt of Female Difficulties and havinsaeeeed-1 in taounds of cases in restoring tbe atllicted t sound health, ha now entire confidence in offering publicly his '4Vrrl fiurrfrait flllf,', DR. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS Which have never yet failed (w hen the directions bavt been strictly followed,) in removing difiicidtiea arising from 0RSTRUCTI0X, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE, Or in restoring the system t o perfect heal th, w hen suffering from S;inal Affections, Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Organs. Also, in all enset of lability or Nervous Prostration; Hysterics, Palpita tions, Ac, w hich are the forerunners of more serious dis. ease. rj These pills are perfectly harmless on the consti tution and may be taken by the most delicate female without cau-ir u di-tress. at the .same time they act like a charm by strengthening, invigorating and restoring the system to a lealihy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no matter from what cause the obstructions may ari-e. They should, however, not be taken during the tir-t three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be the result. Each box contains 60 Pills. Price $1, and w nen desired will be sent by mail, pre-paid by any advertised Apent, 011 receipt of the money. Sold by Druffgits generally. J. RRYAX, Rochester. New York, General Acent. Zif& TOMLIXSOX A COX, Afrent for Indianapolis. jui 19-dAw'öl

Ii K A X I) K ' S T U S S I LA G Ü CURES COUGHS AND COLDS. jJr Sold by all bru-i-ts. 23 cent., a box.

Ii H A X I) K' S T l - S S I L A (v 0 CURES ASTHMA AND WHEEZING. PWf" Sold by all Drugci-ts. 5 rents a box. J II AX I) E 'S TU SS Fl A G 0

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FORWARDING MERCHANT, Large Fire-Proof -Imidin;:, XO. 124 FOURTH ST., VTFST f IDE, Ifrtwrrn Jlnin Mrrrt and Ihr Itlvrr LOUISVILLE. KV. P) C'nJrmuent"are repectfuPy solicited, aM lmmediaie sale w.th pr tept return jjaaranteed. Jaal3

CURES CONSUMPTIVE S. ld by all Druggists.

COUGHS. 2iJ cents a tiox.

KAXDE'S TUSS1 LA GO CUKES IRRITATION )F THE TONSILS, fjjf Seid by all In-icci-ts. 25 cents' t.ox. li It A X I) E' S T U S S I L A G O I goM f .r PuMic Speakers and Singers, TO CLEAR THE VOICE.

PIANOS.

TT. 1IAVF. UN HAND A NUMRER Or FIRSi

CI1- PianttA.whkh we wdl sell at cost for ca-h WILLIAKD A STOW FIX,

cttl No. 4 Bate H-ue

GROCERIES. &C.

IS'oav ArniiicmtMit AT TBK f XEW YORK GHOCEUY STOKE, o. 17 i:nt Vnlilns"n Street. CR. r.UEI.L, having purchased tbe alove etahli-h-ment of the Mesrs. Bryant, intends k-epin c.kisiantly on bainl a full supply of every article in tbe lu.e of Family Groceries and Provision, an 1 will w arr ani evir artale to be of the U.-st quality and at the lowest prices. The highest market price, In cash, paid for all kind of Pr.Hluce. lie respectfully solicits the citizens generally. In the city and country, t call and examine hi tock and price before purchiisimr eNewhere.

Articles ntoiuptly or iivcreu in ail part i tDe city. ... . 11 tin t

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U K A X I) E' S T U S S I L A G () CURKS HOARS. NESS AND SORE THROAT. fjelY Sf-ld by all Irugii-ts. 2." ce:it a box. H H AX DK'ST U SSI L AGO CURES CONSUMPTION IX THE TIRST STAGES.

J-eoplr.

NOTICE.

TO SCHOOL TEACHERS AND OTHERS. TT7A W ANT A COMPETENT MAN IX EVERY f c-m.Te l-i the Mate to act a oar a.-nt for the nie of ir. Kin?;' f.rraf Worli.the AMERICAN F AMI LT PHYSICIAN; UR, HoME BOOK OF HEALTH, Tlie m-t pepalur and saleable work of tbe kind ever ruMi-hed. Ac.-nts are meetinjr with universal ucces and to nieti of f.icr "and ability we are prepare! to gi.e desirable a:d lacrative situath n. For au A cency address A. D. Streicht, Publisher, ndianap!i. lrxliana. RichC-2:Aw-jr A. C. K0ACÜ, Geo. A Rent.

IS K A X I) E' S T U S S I L A G 0 CUKFS ASTHMA AND RRONCHITIS. JCTrjV S..1.1 by ail lrut:gi-ts. 20 cents a box.

lUlAXDE'S TUSSILAG0 I- riraant to th Taste Ch:l Jren crv for it.

K H A X I) E S T U S S I L A G 0 CCKES IKNifING C1UGH AND CROUP. Jf-vf SfliU by ail Druggists. 25 cents a bor.

TO RENT.

ON THE GALLAUDET FAEM.

a'.il a liiist thee attempted uurtions; Lut our j peop.e in iv be hiri witli the indiuatiua of a tree ,

; na'iuu when the l:Serties of a poj-.e on our con

tinent are threatened witli subversion. Fur such outrages on tlie eijutlitv vf nations there is no cj::iaiu:i arbiter Let the swonJ; ami the sword" of

y tlie rush j the Atroner :.nl more numerous r.irtv ilecides, event toe rcr'3rd:cs of the rilit anJ the just, bat there

TAKE NOTICE.

HIE UNTEKIGNKD HAS THIS DAT rUKCIIASKD

the Stock nf Gte.d owned by E. A. Hill, rn the 0.11

feu " hutldinc. No. 2. and w.ll now keep a complete

assortment i f the latest tyle of ci'i, and hi keep experienced workmen to su;t ail tueoldcustniner a well aa the rew onej, whom he solicit to give him a call bef 're purchasing elsewhere. He :il also keep a good as-ort-cieni of Men's and Boys Clothing OX HAND. Alo a Eood Stck of I'urn iiliin;. Ion't forget the pla-e, Odd Fellow' Hall, o. WASHINT.TOX STREET. JauU-sLm

VFEW nELliS, TO RF. PUT INTO C0&N, OATS, Flav, and Politoes.

If the tenant farnihe team. Ac, he gives wn-half in the bu.hcl or cr.h; if fjr:.ihed to L;ui, Le gives mothird. Each ter.Ai.t will hive

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Tlie .oil iw F reli and Fertile And with ;.roper ear; Large Crops tan be Sladc. Apply to the subscriber, J. S. EÜOWX. GaOaudet, ft. 2S, !!. feb2S-ttf

C. 11. BUELL.

DRUCCISTS.

SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS 8c CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, And DeHlrra In Fancy ;od, Perftlliiorj'f Ac. Also, Agents for the sale of Refined Petroleum, Illuminating Oil. superior to any Coal 1.1, furiii.-Ui-d in an quantities at the "lowest market rates. KO AND 172 WILLIAM STKKKT, NKW YORK. jnja-!m

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P. G. C. HUNT, DENTIST

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NO. 32 T.AST MAKKDT KTKKKT INDIANAPOLIS IND.

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IaIIA RtR2lE:iw OUTFITS Bla-AJtTKETrs, U ;-5vr JS itia jaSB rOk nlt CAVALRY OFFICERS, TACKINTUSII TALMAS, dark blue. Imit.it i'.n of Jf! lo!h, suitable for oncers. Long Top and Short Hoot-; CV.s wch r.ie, RMmx Ieirfin-. ; u:if l-t and Gloves, Oüicers' Fine Coat. Hivebks, Air-lv-.!s. 'ill..w and Cushion; Irittkiii? Cups; F.Hing C ts ant It--d, Rubier Stnokm; Pipes, Cba.s vid Capes. Eiatr l il'a r, t'.irether w itl a lar-e a-Mrtment of other arti-le suitable for camp purjcs. SUTLERS Are respectfully Invited t j give us a call. All goods sold at manufacturers' prices. JS.tllT .V IIICHCDX, INDI A Ri r.r.EP. DEPOT. N. 49 West Fourth St., one door west from Waln-.if , Uec27-u'Jiu Cili tmiati, Ohio. REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

A S AGENT, I HAVE A LARGE VARIETY' OF CITT 1 W prert.r for sale and exebanjre. Al-. on splendid Farm of acre. 1 miles we-t of the city price ?". jht acre tim-' easy. I'i.rai o 0 acres, 5 mi! east of the city price (iO per acre. One Farm of RU acres. 10 miles north we-t of the cityprice f .17 SO pT acre. Alo ne of 4 acres price tZ'l jer aere. AUo 3,000 acres of Hliti.pi land to trude f .r ritv property. KILRY I-ERG I SoN. Real Etatc Agent, Zl Ea-t Wa.-h;netii s'reet. febl9-i.,wVt

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PIANOS. .Superior Ptaito Forle.

rtiHE best. iXfT.uruxr, rmcKEhiNG a Kovs.iir.-

fi. T)N: STUN W AY A" SONS, New f,T; VVl.i,rn Kn.be A Co., Baltimore, May be found tt

The Indiana Music Store, N. P.. Pianos to Rent. WILLARD A ST M I febU

PHYSICiAr.S. " DRS. JAMESON & FÜNKHÖÜSER, oiiii,4 rv. ., sol'tii mkuidian: str:-:i:t. J3-dCra

FOR SALE. THE UNDERHILL BLOCK FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.

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Desirable Buildinar It frontin 00 Pennsylvania, ! I iw.f and M, ' iran t...

STJBDIVISIOrvT

OF SCUARK NO. 4. AS PER PLAT. NORTH STREET.

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-vi lf" Fee. Pnce, S SC öOpcr rool-,200. 'm V - St. 1 per foot-l,S00. M

15 per foot l,SOO.

m liiper foot-,SOO.

J. It. OSt.OOD. Soli for f 2,750.

SOLD FOR tl.000

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MICHIGAN STREET. rilHE PRXKOFTHE A DOVE PROPERTY OS MICHIG ANl ltL4WHK ÄTRKETS II AS bUS I VVZZO I fr-ra 145 per fi to fTper fL Oti IViin.jlvaT.ia f iaj Iii la 111 per fw-L IhUls the cheatet and m's delrabl vacant protrty in tue city, br S3 pr cent., north of WaUirittt, between lllinu. IvUvtre and North afreU, which U tbe center of l:aianapuv Partie, wifhing ra re than 4& feet can have a part of tae neit lot. Tii RMS One-iourtL e.-h. talaac in 1. 2 and 3 years, with annual latere.u For further information caU at 27 o3k-eer Tkibott'a Jewelry J!r. H. PA It lit" 11. iBdtauapvU., tudiana, February I, X-SJ fehl-t4tni . . -