Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3608, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1862 — Page 2
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tntiot be prraerTed.
Ocmoclatic Union State Ticket
Ire ErmcTAKT or tati.
JAMES s. at:ion Of Marion Count.
$ ro AtPiToa or tatc.
JOSKFII IlISTINE. Of Fountain Countj.
IfOE TtlAACKEK Or TÄTE,
MATTHEW L. HRETT,
Of DTJet Countj. rot ATTOmcT OC.XVEAL, OSC A It 11. HOKD. Of Decatur Countj.
roa tiriitufTHMLTT or rcuc isTmccTio,
:1 MI LT ON" H. HOPKINS, Of Clinton Countj.
ft
r57" It d reported that it U no part of the pro-
fcrtrccie f our forces to fully invest the rebel
troosbohSat Fort I'illo' ir.th Las lnrirrl.
until the battle at Cor-
Information ha been receive! in Wth-
luton ÜitZ Cn. Joe Jouxstdx ha about 3,000 rebel tro' at Gordoii'ville, anl U ready to fall back on ie North Antii river, preparatory to a general retreat on Richmond. I A Common Dutjr. A eoter orarj rein irk: "Thi is a time when all xl un should give their ersoria. attention to politic? not the politico that mere! looks to the b4jrjiMj; of vote, but th.it better politic wliic'u ii at th'ni that benefit the couatrj, and rises the plane of tatesmatisliip. The l'rrid-nt ami Conrrk on Maver y.
claim on the part of the Eanp?in rare and corresponding hatred toward them of the Mexican. In the intTcour."! between our New England ancetor4 an 1 ti e Itiüin, repamatice of race revilted xiot ri.y in rompe-l but in tle eterniiMtion of the inferior race. Fr two centuries, and a half the latter hare receded jut a, the for
mer advanced in civilization and power. History teache the aame lesson bj the nrpoite re.sulu of sucee.ful and t.eilthful a mallei lion in conquests and contracts between like race. Thus In the eleventh ccnturr the Norm-ins conquered the Saxons, and dictated t it in a to the vanquished of a sterner character than the Saracens had imposed on the Spaniards, jet in less than three centuries after the conquest of England the two nations had imperceptiblj melted into one, k that the Ei.g!ihmin of th.it day might trace the current that fiuwed through
which amply etMih the robberies of Cameron, Fremont, and the Connecticut Noih, Mr. Welle, wli'i mJim tlie Narj I) partraent with the a.pUuticeol Iiis brotlicriti law. Mr. Geo. D.Moran. Hut Mr. Covode received a severe and znertted drubbing, and wint whining to his ceat as a w bipjwd cur peth to hi kennel. TLe revelation of theft, fraud and wiiidlinjr, as nn iebv Sair.t l)je, render the re:rt and
revelation nude bj Saint Covtie. in the 3Gth t
Conrei. tiiÄinvucant, trill. nj; and puerile. Coode'a report upon Democratic delinquencies, is no more to be compared ith the magnificent Tolume of corruption which Van Wjck and Dawes have isued upon Republican rascalities than penny primer is to Noah WeUter'a unabridged dictionary. While Covode Uued a small ritual npon knavery, Dawes and Van Wyck have published the very pospel of villain j and the philosophj of stealing; hence the jealousy of Saint Covode. The truth is, that rumors are rife to the effect that thirty millions of dollars are mi-sin in the -War Department, and that Cameron L now being
visited by Secretary Chase to see if Simon knows
I i :. i. . . - i
Lia veins tu Ulli a Norman and a Jaxon origin. I .. . 0 ,,. r , . I he tlurtj millions of dollar?, however, was Rut the reason given is obvious. The Norman appropriated, and so much more added to the and the Saxon were the same blood, sprung from j burthens of taxation. The debate upon the bill a common stock, and could not permanently be j wa limited to thirty minutes. There was pre , u- t . c . ' ciely h minute's time civen for each million of kept wunder bj the b.rner wb.cl, was at fint dulIM ly the jt or thi pple. Such interposed between the couqueror and the en- hasty, illj-digested and inconsiderate legislation elarcl. is only worthy of the Republican party. A govtl :r .v .1 .vt. .v.! ernmeiit th it can withuod their minunafieruetit
1 una II k.ic bi.iu uaa uia;i(ii t nie
South, or the neru and the w hite men of the North were of the same race, we might hope, from the examples of tne Normans and Saxons, that in three centuries the two classes might be absorbed into each other. Rut there are vastly greater repulsions between the white
n-ed not fear the prowess and machinations of millions of rebel.
Tobacco. The nations of the civilized world are deriving
just now one of the large-t items in their respective revenues from this weed which vajii-he-: in Mnoke. The Pope would be bankrupt in a month
man and the negro, even in New England', than I if tobacco should fail, or men $houlu stop snioktheie were between the Spaniards and the Moors, j r he enjoys an income of wine hundred 1 ttiousand cudi everv vear out of his nionoitolv of And as to the masters and the slaves at the , lh(J tratie, which ir, "tanned out to u well known South, in the fusibility o( living together in , banking and commercial house in Rome. France equality as freemen, there is no conceivable would suffer enormously if the anti-tobacco so . '.i. nr. ,ÄJJ:i :i:, : ...i .. ' cietv should con ert the French nation from ci-
of Eurojeans and Saracens as the conquerors and tdtves If history is philosophy, teaching by exim-
WkSDil:. TiiiLLirs, in a fpech in Ronton last; pic, the.e are lesions which the wie'and the
week, tli referred to the sympathies of the President n the pUverj question: The Pr J-ideiit said to a leading Rejiublican of New Vor$, "Whv don't vu hold conventions
oltcn, and' let me feel the mind of the nation?!
You can rot create as much anti-slaverj feeling as wu shall need before we get through this war." In the J'i evidential canvass of ItQ) thj Kepublifan ifirtj, with Mr. Limolx as its Kader, fioletnnl) -s tired the country that it had no design to ijterfeie with !averj where it existed. Last JuN the House adopted the CaiTTEM.:
resolution hieb extiresly declared that the sole j
object of the war was to restore the supremacy of the Co-ditutioti, without inipairinj; the dignity, the and the equality of the States.
And Hbo?i a vr.ir ago the same body declared i
that it it not Us puqM.e or that of the country
to interfe?i witli t-lavei vin the States where it existed, and that the Atolitionists of the North were too .in-tignificaut in numlers and intlueuce to be worlny of consideration. Anl such it had been represented were the sentiments and pur
poses of Mr. Lim'olx. Rut a ch -uge has taken place. With the approval oi the J 'resident a law has been (Juv-ed abtjlihing slaver (where it ex i.ited) in toe District of Columbia a measure uncillel for at the present critical juncture of our national affairs. The House has also approved a resolution' to appoint a committee to suggest ome plaA for the abolition of slavery in the States. And now we have Mr. Lincoln rejorted by a mat: who was treated with special attention by the lending Republican Coiigrcsdiian a few weeks agilas fajingto a leading Republican politician: " Y. ju can not create as much auti slavery feeding a we fhall need before we get through this war."; If this be correct, and we do not believe thatjMr. PuiLLii-a would wilfully raisrepreseut the president, the Taunted conservatism of Mr. Lincoln is about as tangible and reliable as soap-bubble. In this connection, the actioft of the House on Tuesday last, on Mr. Cox's resolution, is significant as to the abolition drilt of the Republican party. We reproduce the resolution of Mr. Cox to illustrate the sympathies and purKises of the pre.-eul Republican Coiigrcss, with the statement that, ou motion ot Mr. Lovivor , it wad tabled by a vote of sixtyfive against thirtj-one, the Republicans generally votiug in the uihimative: titsulcrd, Tnat the Secretary of War inform . the Hou.sC of the following lad: 1. What had uelaed the reply to the tcdolution of tins House calling for intorm ition as to the age, cx, condition, kc, of the Africans cnipoed in Uiu. Wool's Df jKirtmeiit? What number of slaes has leeu brought
common sen.-e men of the day should stuly
garette-, pipes and snulf. England would reduce he? revenues disastrously if the practice of using tobacco were abandoned there. The revenue of (Jreat I.ritain from tobacco alone was last year Jtt.G'fl.O.tt, or s ay $,00,0U0. The revenue of France from tobacco, fur
nine months in the year 1?G0, was 13M,3."5,()(MJ
and apply to what is before us in the great . francs, or say I Hid, (HM I, to which add one
problem of races to
and which this civ
with a vast responsibility for ourselves and for
Iosterity.
o be settled in this country,! thinl for the reinaiui.ig three months, and we have .. ... ' j an item of $.'ib0U')f0ii ging into the coffers of ril war is forcing upon us, , t!je Glnic emperor every year from the smoking
and snulhng habits or his peojile. Chewing is not a French or English vice. The item in the Papal revenue is so large that we may safely af-
From IMtUhurK I,anlin?. firm that Louis Napoleon would be spar I the
A steamer arrived at Cairo on Monday from j t'other of t-ettling the question of the temporal Pittsburg with intelligence up to Saturday even- ! w 5, liy tuld extinguish pipes and cigars in , . . , . ! the Roman dominions. ho ever thought be ing. S.ie t.nngs no news of special imHtauce. j fure how Urj,vy the Catholic Church is dei-er-d-
v e quote the tollowing items Irom the special j ent on th ; v i; r of in lime.
di.-patc!i(M to tlie Chicago Time
A pas-enger reports that the Tenneseo has i
America and England are the only civilize!
nations which we now call to mind, in which the
, selling and usiug of tobacco
.'eminent interference, by
is not to be tlie case heie-
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, I I ,-i It i l .1 llCt, illiil C .HC LU JOIll HIC lHIVI ic.it nations
Fr:
i -ii i .! . .i ; growing, preparing, se ui again comtuenced ri'ing rapidly and that the r . ' V r n , - , i ,ii is entirely neu Irom dovi roads in the viciintv ot 1 itt-lur are in a wretched , J . . i - , , . , . " ., , - ihreet taxation, nut Uns m condition lv rea-oti ot the late tall ot rain, l or i . . ...
.. l. .. i . i' :.. .1 ...... r
hu 114 lit liulll'4 mill ikl-lllV U'.l"lttl4 :iii stii.-L- I if I . . ...
it if- . i-.- .-j tili: iiixjtm jk iiitj tiiiiiii.m w cvu. a i .ii iv t? iin'iivpin t!ie mud. In view ot the present condition of .. . . . . , . . ' ,, . i i ,, I , : i . c .u , ohzes the trade entirely. Snain does something t In fi 1 1 1 4 ii lim 1 1, 1 I it t I mr it 14 t .i ir Ii i I i li'i- Ih it .
the great lattle w hic h has tet-n momentarily ex- I tevted the list week will not transpire for at '
lei.staweek to come. Our armv is in excellent ! "'.., . . i r i-
neu ii wins appears inai me naou oi f nioKing
of the same sort. The Pope sells, directly or
indirectly, all the tobacco that is u.sfd in his do-
fighting condition. The regiments that were so j frightfully decimated at the late contest are be-I ing reorganized, and thanks to the activity of!
leu. Halleck, cery division, brigade, regiment and company are prepaied to meet the enemy with an unbroken front. Our scouts penetrate directly to the enemy's lines and bring back intelligence. Reiureard, who is chief in command, is ac tively engaged in throwing up intrenchmö.its along his whole line, planting batteries and preparing for a systematic defen.se. This intelligence is deemed reliable, inasmuch as the statements of scouts are coirob orated by those of deserters. It is thought th it the rebels will act merely on the defensive, and that the aggres-ive attack will be made by Halleck, and that, too, at an early day as possible. It is known that Reaurcgard has been greatly reinforced, and that forced levies of troops are continually swelling his ranks. Jpecial correspondence f the Chicago Times. Front Washington.
into the District by army olhccrs, or other agent j ' . of the Government, iron the Slate of Virg:nia ! tinllel'at siii'je Liiu enemy aii.tiidtuit'il tlie uiis:iiii uf, '
Ot
since the enemy abandoned the pos-sesiou of;
al nil as ad and their lines ou the Potomac? I 3. What number of fugitives from Maryland j and Virginia are how iu the City of Washington, i their ex aud probable age? ! 4. What liuniocr is iiow iu and has been sent to Fiederick, Maryland? i 5. How many are now fed and supported by j the money of the United States appropi latt-d by ' Colore to pfo.secut j the war? 6. Rr what authority were both old and young, male n4 female, sent by rail to I'mladelptua, at , whose expense and liie amount of .-xpeu.se, and the purpose lor which they were .sent? j 7. It he h.a tioi liie means u ;iiiser these in-cpuirie-, to t.;ke the necessary teps to obtain the Lulorui-Uiou. li the Republican from the President down u. l en-led to cairv out their recorded pieces in j.uim faith, what objection could there have been lo tlie adopliou of this resolution of inquiry? Honorable mtii could not and hone.st men would Dot object to an investigation of the tacts alluded to, and wc c-'ii only regard the vote of the llwu.-e as n confession that Republican plevlgcd ure not ustaLicd by Republicin acts. i
77re Rrcrtion of the Xrirs of the Chicago Democratic Triumph Some of the lleautie of the Tax Bill Thirty Million Deficiency in the Account of the War Dt artment. Washington, April IG. Early during the forenoon to-day I met Gen. Richardson, of your State. He is not in very good health, but it was direct nable at a glance that he wa evidently improving. He greeted a lew ftieiidd with the expic-sion: "We have won a victory tor the Union and the Constitution." "Another battle. General?" "Yes, ?ir, a battle lor the Constitution and the Union which our fathers in de and sanctified; n battle well fought and gloriously won, in Chicago." Alio thereupon "Old Dick" drew out a dispatch informing him of the election of the entire Dem
ocratic ticket at the municipal election iu Chica to Mahommedius long before the discovery of
his eye lightei up and his whole soul j America. The argument fails, for tobacco is
is a matter of national and world whie impor
tance, the history ot the habit becomes more interesting than as a mere curious question of the past. It has been by some doubted whether it was of American origin. The well know n story of the imjvortation of the custom into England from the shores of the Western continent is without doubt correct, but it has been suggested that the fact of finding the greatest nation of smokers in the woild iu the Orient, namely the Turks, and finding tobacco there also, indicates a knowledge of the custom iu the East wholly independent of the American discovery. Examination leads, however, to the coin iotion tint this is one of the customs which the Turks have derived from civili aion. It is well known tliat prior to to the 17th century all the western part of Europe was thoroughly familiar with the Levant. The Saracens, Tuiks, Arabs and all the inhabitants ot Syria, Egypt and Turkey were known to the Venetians, Spaniards, French and English, and it is wholly impossible that the custom of smoking to-bacco could exist in the East and not be known in the West. It is nowhere mentioned in the numerous descriptions of the inhabitants of the Eastern countries, written and published prior to the 17th century, and indeed the surprise and cuiioity which the introduction of the custom into England caused iu that nation, is ahme sullicient evidence that it was then a new tiling to European and Asi.m habit cd' life. Tlie smoking of opium and hasheesh in the E ist m iy have been long before practised, but this bears no nioie resemblance to smoking tobacco, thm drinking opium does to drinking wit.e. The ot:e process is a mere short and rapid application of a stimulant, lor the sake of its effects, quite different from tiie custom of burning a weed, and inhaling, or taking into the mouth, its smoke, from hour to hour. The Mohammedan religion forbids the ue of tobacco, "drinking tobacco" as they call it, dining certain prescribed fasts.
IIeiice.it his been argued, tobacco was known
led at the mention ut Douglas and this great not mentioned in the Koran, nor in the earlier
vindicatory tribute to his memory and to the prin- j traditions whic h the Moslems icgard as of eoual
ciplcs of that great pat ty w ith which he was so in ; authority with theii sacred book. Rut it is in
timate! v connected.
eluded in some of tlie general formulas of fast-
Soon Vooihees, of Indiana, Sheil, of Oregon, , ing, where it is forbidden to eat or drink during Pendleton. Cox, Yallandigham, Morris and certain hours and dais, and no one can fix an White of Ohio, and other Democratic members; earl v date to these specifications, of the House came up, and never was a political j We think it may be regarded as certain that victory discussed with more satisfaction than Amttica furnished to the world the greatest oi jours in Chi.-igo. It is hailed as a sign of re- ks present extravagant habits, and to the nations fun. ing pio.-teiiiy.bcvausc it is a rebuke to Abo- of Euro; their most prolific source of revenue, litionistn. a rebuke to Wendell Phillip-Nm and ' Since the discovery of the weed heie its cultian asseiti.m by the people, in trumpet tones, that 1 vatioti ha extended over the world, and the Eist they me for the "old Union and the old Consti- rivals the West in the produc tion of a good artut:on." 1" lie dispatch was earned over and tide. Tl. e chew eis of tobacco of couxe go no
shown to Mr Arnoid ot your oistnct, who jjaie i ne soiennicholy gaze at the portentous document, diew a very long bteith, and "ic tired ii gi-od ider." s.id! v , to his piaee, which. knowing him n w,u;ay next Congress know him no more toiei er. TAX BILL. There has been but little business of interest in tiie House since the passage of the unequal tax
Oill. As iilusii atioiis tit ineo'.i ilitv: L,iL.crüeer
farther than Virginia for their supply, but smokers are not thus content. The varieties of smoking tobacco in the markets of tlie world are numerous. Cuba tut nishes the most highly prized cigars; Connecticut furnishes Cuba with leaves for the wrappeis cd' many of these very cigars; Virginia supplies from her immense factories a hundred varieties of fine cut and smoking tobuvo; Fiance grows an indefinite quantity of
capo nil; the mountains ot Switzerland, especially
here who affirm thititis the intention of the Minister to advis th Confir.te OiTernmnt to give up the c nte-t, provided the Southern States can be restored to their old stilus in the Union, and that should the S tuth fol to do so it must ex
pect a decided opposition of France t the farther prosecution of the war. If this should fx? o,it is l!ieved here that the South could nut do better thantoclo.se with the French Emperor's offer whatever it may be. as they would certainly secure better terms than if the war contiuued to the bitter end. and the interposition of a friendly power would reconcile the North to less humiliat!ng conditions than it would otherwise exict. Whether the country would pubmitto any interference from a foreirn power in this war i of course another question. Mr. Seward 'a declaration to Lord Lyons is however, on reconl.tli.it in the final accommodation with the Confederates the United States will display a magnanimity such as the world has not yet seen. It may never be known what the precise object of M. Mercier's visit may have been. At present the opinion inclines to the belief that it is an effort on the part of the French Emperor to bring about a reuuion of the States.
COTTACE RESIDENCE.
NE OF THE FINEST C'lTTAOE RFSiDFNCF.S 15
tlif cstv, c-'i.U tun: ten t'im -c'! UM lot
13J'ii20st hoa.se U new t rm ?t. For infor riaoon etil on K. FKlJfiUSoN. aprlO-dlw Rc al FsUte Acnt.
NOTICE.
To If Viom it 1Iay Concern,
TW0 tho who wl-b to honor the mnaoTy ff departed JL worth I wonM mt that I bve Jut finished mX rl cp tt mj shop, No UT East Wahinirton tret. a handsome Itahau Harb! Ü on u merit, which I will trad or ex cbanarrfor a Lot in tionie convenient part ot the ritr. apli-dlw ii. LOW NET.
CANDIDATES.
Organize! Organize! It is a gratifying feature to observe that the Democracy throughout the country are already organiring themselves preparatory for the fall campaign. It is quite eriden.that the time is approaching when every conservative man in the country must take a stand against the tide of fanaticism that now . ihre .ten to sweep over tlie land, obliterating constitutions and laws, and breaking down all legal and ocial barriers that have been erected as adividiur line between a sujerir and an inferior race. Those w ho are for the old Union as it was, and desire the Constitution preserved and its most sacred provisions obeyed, must array themselves under the banner of democracy, now as in times past the only law-abiding and constitutional party the only orginiz ition that offers a banier to the wild tide of fanaticism that now threatens to engulf us in common ruin and degrade the white man to the level of the negro. Those who let the preju dices of party names deter them from putting 'their shoulder to tlie wheel in this their country's hour of peril, can only blame themselves in future time for the ruin and calamity that will encompass them. Shelby tille Volunteer.
is taxed one dollar upoa eacii btii'el; a banel is ?",: ot he slopes near Vevay, produce the best
worth lour dollar, sav so the ti
u:jii four
i:iiinnripntiou, Absorption, or Com-mincling-of Hure. The Iloston iW, ia discussing these topics, remarks: Touching the amalgamation or peaceful union of opisiie races un teinisof equality which an earnest but uniform philanthropy of the dv se-s, r laiK.-ies it see, ractieal a. Oelween the mästet- und slaves of .ie South, or the whites arid tdacks t ihe Not th, (if the slat es were Ircvd an i -cnt Notth for absorption) there are teichiiigs of history as well as of ii.titicts which csnuoi disieg irded. Let us :ecur to iso:ne of them. I'tiu-svorr, in his brilliant h'storr o? Futur II. informs us that iu the eighth century the warlike Arabs met the whole (.Jothic army ou the hoiks of the Cua lalete, und after the fatal battle iu wh.ch Kug Iioi'iEic a fell, they conquered Sp.dn and the whole jeuinsula. Hut although l tt (lotl.ie and Moorish race lived together ft r
reter amilgaun the Arabs were intruder-, whom
toh.icco grow n ii the continent of Europe; while
hun led doll u worth of 1 iger beer is cue him- the Northern slopes of the Lebmoii mouidaiiis
dud looars. Kut the gay buy of some Cau.ctoa- j:row the most delicate and highly prized tobacco "mi or F. :n ..nl army supply eoniractor flaunts in the worid, w liicii is almost exclusively sold to f ur hundred dollar.' wottl, of dazzling d.amonds he Egyptian ninket. and seldom seen wet of ina Mtigie linger ting, and upon this aiticle of Alexandria. lVrsia j nnluces tine varieties of tothowv luxi.rv tl e tax is old v four dollars; just bacco, and the cultivation extends into all pa its . : . . . . 4 . i :. ..i. . . a. . .i ... . .:n .
one teiuv tilth .is imu ti as it is utx u the same " -v tieie nie y. uu grow
Vain it on of lager b er.
Ail this for smoke, and vet a smoke which
Up"ii ihe piano f.-rle of sonie rost..ni.i:i walH.b. keeps moi.ey stirring lo and tro, Ireights ship. which ma; be i-ith a thou-md tl o'.l.irs. the t ix turns the wheels of lactones supports kings and is f.mr dollars, but u: on each l.e.di.l cattle over dm isties. One d.-es n-.t feel it iiiiite ;is much in
:'itee;i m :iMis of at e, slauhteie i tor saiebv
etgiiteen nruotis oi
an Illinois farmer, tlie tax is fiity vents. F.i'ty heiit of such stock would lift bung to exceed twenty df.l.us er head, which wou;d lea thou sand doil.irs in the aggregate, and upm th'i.i the tix would be tw etui tii e dollars, or m.uethui six times as much as the tax n;":i a jcirl keied th lusand dollar piano forte. Upon a gallon of ei-rn whi-k tlie tax is hfteeu cents. One buhel of com Hi.i make four gallons of whisky, and so the product of one bushel of com is taxed sixtv
merica as in Earot e. tut in France or ItaSv,
when a mm enjo a quiet cigar he a ids to the p!ei-ureof tl.ewel, a satisfaction in knowing that he is humbly cot trdmt;ng to keep iu motion the great wheels of Empire, and hetealtcr Americiti smokers m iy add the same considerations to their pleasure A. V. Jour, of Gi.
eight hundred veirs. they tel or a. irnilate-l, and ala.tji lookrsl upn as it wns I he sacred dutv to extcrailn te or expel.
hl (ni l: cv.'tintrv .
ot t!ie
Spaniards j
In five centuries
the ifoor were re-luv-e-l .. ih- m4. kii-.'iloni cf (irainJa, and it look two iciituries mote before FattMA.i aud Is a hi l l a , alter a war wl4ich rivalieil that of Ttoy, for duration, coi quered tie j last hold of the race. Fur centuries after it was ' attem; ted in fain by civil bws and t!;e Inquisition ! t abssrb ihe Moor in the Chii9liui The differ ' etice of religious faith, du'btless. entered largely ii.to thi inroncruitv. but the rer.nl. ion .f rsM4 (
t . . - - - - -
was the atrongest element. The like result followed the conquest cf Mexico by the Spaniards, though with le.-s maiked di.t.t.cuoti; Lai tlere the result haa been either a degeneracy of the mixed race or a uperior
Si c,.il I:-pa'ch to the New- York World. I'lie rrrnclt viintter in Itirliiunnd. The visit of M. Mercier to Iliclnond via Nur-
cc.ts. or twice as much as the corn will rell lor jv,! treitiiig un uuu-uil amount of gos.-ip in ia Ch.eaiiO to-day. Hut a Yankee clock, m ide thi- city respecting the probable objects of this tu Connecticut, and sold for five dollars, is only B::ii:ula"r mi-.iou. It is argued that the i-it cantaxed twenty five tents, not be to inspect the Merrimac, as that has all'atriotic New England, I notice, has taken readv U-en done by the oiücers of the French vesgool e ire to mike the farmers of .the Northwest "at H unpton" lloa.'.s, whose rerts u!-o t.eai-, cohei d.rectlv or indiievily, tlie -teiierpor- wuUd i. v( ,lluIt. value than that of the Minist.oii i'l the buithi .i whuh her ow n ahsjüliouisiu i,.r V,,r ran it be. as is iriveii nut. th.it it h id
. - - - - i o iii-liuiiici.tal in bringing uj ou the iffrrence to the tobacco owned by the Fi euch (Ini t 'rninev.t in E i lim n l. as that is a in it!-r
iiiiKiY xiiih.M iK.LL.ias. : which C'uld be belter attendel toby the Fien.h Just a litt e fv eket change, was a.ked for to day Consul at that pi :ce. The i i-it of an amhas-.i by the VV.tr l-parrnn-iit; and the I. ill to ppn- dor aec; i-lled lo a friend! jsm er to the n-hellifis poate that auiount was mtnl iced by Morrill, of si.hjects of that lwcr, iitv-t-s.trily has a peculitr Vermont, and an attempt nude t p,iss it eov- significance. It. of course, c mnot be on any ertlr. The scheme w.i8 fode-t, however, by Val- mission unfriendly or antagonistic to the country hndighani, of Ohio, who was ably aisled by to w hich he is accrevlited. Ihe object, then, must Diwe. of Ms-sschu.-etLs, and the little deücien be a friendly one. France is in no condition t'j cv i:. quired into and ventilated, much t the dis take u;oii herself the burden of a war in behalf gust uf reel -voice!, ranting John t'ovodr, of of the South. At the same time her w aid of lo 1'et ns Ivania This pure p itnot ii! tj I e ery luiv i .iii, eolloti is try gre it. nuif tlie theory anxious to investigate Deoi"cratic delinquencies, which finds the m .t bel.evers here is that, owing but his ardor in ferreting out their petty tarcen es to instructions received by the last tteimer, M. ( waeo!dne.sa compared to that fervor wi'.u which Mercier has beeti deiutized to proceed to Richhe now spAeino.lic.illv attempts to conce! the nionl tj see upm wbst terms an accommodation! grmd anl sublime larcenies ot Sicun Cameron can be had heiceu the two contending powers., and comranv. He called it treasonable in Dem- It is rea..n.ible to suppie that ptevious to this
runts to een inquire into the expedient y of 'i-tt, M Mercier h.s h.d Conferences itli Secieiiiaking nu appropaiatioii, and disloial to quote j ir Sc trd, and that the latur appruvei of the fiom reports made by Ilepublicaju "ihemselves, 1 iui'ioii, whatever it may be. There are parties
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yoryCE tLe name of JA MKS K. PLUMMER, as a cani!ifat to represent Muri, n countj in the nett legislature, ra'Ject ti the decision of the Dernocra'ic County Conven
tion. MANY VOTERS.
DRY GOODS.
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Wliat Taxation Will Do. According to statistical calculations furnished by the Uoston Chamber of Commerce, the aggregate value of the productions of the country amounts to the sum of two thousand millions of dollars. At the close of the war the interest on our debt may be estimated as being likely to amount to one hundred millions. Then it may be calculated that another hundred millions will be necessary to meet the annual expenditures of the Uovernment. Consequently, two hundred millions will have to lie raised by taxation to meet the interest of the debt, and lor the support of Government. This will amount to ten per cent, on the above aggregate value of the national wealth. This amount of taxation will be derived from labor and land the two elements which are the sources of all national wealth, and by which the chief weight of taxation will have to be borne. We arrive by the ahove data at the following general conclusions: First, tint the vake of fancy city property in all the great cities w ill be reduced about fifty per cent.; all other property, ten or twenty per cent. Labor will have to pay cd' the tax an amount equal to ten cents ou the dollar, orten per cent. In the mean time, Government securities will rise in a few years from ninety-one to a hundred and twenty five, accord ing to circumstances. There will be trying and almost revolutionary times in all financial matters; and no wonder. A". Y. Ihr aid.
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I ITO. 5 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, llxr.RACISa AufniE LATE yOTELTlES IX DRESS COOKS MAXTLE5, SKIRTS, 4c, FOR T;tE5rPJN0 i TRADE. 1
AN ENDLESS ARIETY OF HOSIERY. GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES AND NOTIONS,
The Van It ti rent. The New York correspondent of the Syracuse (New York) Courier writes as follows: "The correspondence recently published, w hich shows how ex-President Pierce tell under grave suspicions of disloyalty at the hands of Sew a ml and Hunter, of the State Department, reminds me of the fact which I am at liberty to communicate through your columns, if you do not fear yourself to publish it. It is that ex-President Martin Van Buren and his talented son John have both been under the strict watch and surveillance of Government for nearly a year past! My in formation is well founded, and 1 challenge an official denial. Night and day, iu town and in country, both the-x eminent gentlemen have been watched, followed, spied and dogged by the Government police, under suspicion of sympathizing with sece-sionists! b0 that Mr. Fillmore is the only ex-President after all in whose absolute loyalty Mr. Sew ami has thought it safe to con fiele. Mr. Fillmore i- the loyal" ex-Piesident." There is no doubt that this itateinent as to the Van lluret'S is true. Not only they, but a large prnpoition of the prominent Democrats of NewYork have also been "watched, followed, spica! and dogged" by Seward's secret banditti. If the complete history of the political and money operations of some of the principal members of Lincoln's Cabinet is ever written, the world will have reason to wonder that ollicers of the American Government dared to inaugurate, or that a tiee people endured, a system of tyranny and corruption w ithout parallel for enormity in the story of nations Milwaukee AVtr.
COM M 1 SSI ON IYI ER CHANTS. C. Li ä Matthews, GENERAL COMMISSION A XI FORWARDING MERCHANT, Lnrc Firr-I'roof ISiiilfliiis:, SO. 124 FOURTH ST., WEST SITE, Hetueen ?Inin Street and the Hlver? LOUISVILLE. KY. 5. Consignments are respectfully solicited, and imnieahat saW with prompt returns icuarantped. janl3
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPBH IN EVERY VARIETY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
ItOirEV9 STEir.lHT v CO.'S. pö-i!2w
LIVERY STABLE.
Ii I V E II Y S T A 15 Ii E , "VJO. 10 Fast Tearl street, bnlf a qunre pouth of Wash - injrton street, t etween Meridian and Pennsylvania meets, in rear of Glenn's r.lck, Indianapolis. ap5-dtf WM. W1LK.1SUN, Proprietor.
PATENTS.
DIED.
GASTON On Tuesday, the 2"2d inst , YValpole, infant son of lliraiu K. an t Ik'hla Ga-ton, aged eleven months. The tun-al will take jdace this afternoon at three o'clock, from the family residence, 'o. 27 Kentucky aver. ue. The friends of the family are invited to attend. Services ty Itev. Mr. Nixon.
TO ADl'EKTSFrJtS.A.'t ti irert-rnt taken f'-r a neeißet time, aud ordered out befnre th einrilim of the tie ;c, rill ehir'jd the reju'nir mint fi-rtUe sain u tt th time ttn-y tire ordrrtd nut.
MEDICAL.
FATBITS OUT A IN KD FOR NEW fNVENTlONS OF EVERY description. Fees contingent , Micrt-f-s. No ntent no pav. Send for Circular, giving terms, directions, Ac. Address AMOS BKOADN'AX, novls-dly Patent Attorney, Washington, I). C.
AGENT.
Ci core F. Worth inton, AGENT POIt MILITARY CLAIMS, NO. 434 THIRTEENTH STREET, ONE IKDOR FROM F, WaingTon City.
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.
rpo LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED orti: ritiotj, or to those t.y huiii an increase .f family ;s frta aiiy re. i son o!ijectioiiaM, th un U r-tL'i.e.i would o!Ter prescription which is perfectly reliaMe and at!', a:id Ir.ch has lieen prescribed in various jyartsof the old v.rd lor th pat century. Alrhoush tili. article is very cheap and simple, jet it li a l.een pat up in half pifif hotr'r jind hold very exten.sively at the exhorhitai.t price f fö ;-r hottle, tne un dristied proposes to fur-iii-h the reri;e for SI, by the possession of which every l.nly can upply herself with a perfect safepuard, at ai.y drui' store t. r the tnllir.c sum of U" cerits j.er year. Any p'.iysiri iri r lracit iil tell you it is perfectly harm!-, th"Uaiids t tetim..i.iaU can he procured ot its e!'.;cary. Sent to a:iv j.art ot the world or. recipt -f ?l.by ad Iressii. " . Da. J.C. DEVEKAUX. P. f. 3 i.x, No.2oo3.New Haven, Connecticut. Jlv22-:!A
n AYING IiF.F.N ENGAGED FOR A" NUMRFR OF years in the settlement f mch CUiras in one of the Government (utice-, (from which he has withdrawn, ofTers to attend to claims of any kind that may be entrusted to him, such as thoie for Pensions, Bounty, Arrears of Pay, Subsistence, Transportation, Clothing, and particularly for lmr.-es, and other property lo.-t or destroyed in the United States service, inclu ding case of impressment. TLSTIIIOMAL. We are well acquainted with Mr. Worihinjrton. and the et fully testify that we know no ARfttt in Waainfrtcn Ii hom claimants can more confidently rely than on him to conduct their business with integrity, capacity and zeal. Sitrned by HON. JOHN 1). M (THE 11 SON, . As-t. Solicitor .f L S. Court of Claims. j ? HllN.CHAS. It. CVLVKRT.
House of Representatives. RF V.SMITH PYNE, D. I). COL. W.B lCVNrxiLrH, Chief Clerk U. S. Treasurer's OfTice.
I fully indorse the above testimonial, and cheerfully and confidently recommend Mr. Worthinirton to ray brother offers and ol-üer in Kentucky nd elsewhere, and to all other' havinpcUimn acainst the Government. Probably no rmn has a more thf routh knowIeJe of War Claim th 'ii Mr. YV., ani forzeal and interirv he has not a superior. T. S. EVERETT, apr7-d3ra Captain, AdjtGtrierr D pt.
CREEN HOUSE.
FRUIT TREES.
DWARF AND STANDARD FRUIT TREES
; 8uiT.r.i.E rn I,trpre or Small iarttens or IVnfs "JJ 'ffl'KRY up your order a frw days more aid it will g i be l ite f.-r planting. Our st.x-k wa tn wn 1.--: -, In i.ee ire more Ij ii I v to live than th"-? from a Uistaiice. Grow:; lo-re n ':r '-wn soil an 1 cl:mi:e, herce safe to buy. V.e have th- t-e-t a.ssrtn:e!.t in the S ate, liie n-t thirty days the best time of the yearf r plar.tit.R. We have al! kit:' and p-ices, from 10 cent, to 2 each. Vll AVil- AAViili' 1mi1o Are invited 'o lo,k at our stock. GROSVF.NOR TURNER, pil-dlw Arent f r Fletcher'. Nurser.e.
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WOOD LAUN GREEN I OtSE!
VIRGINTA TTEJSTTJTL XV. II. LO IS, iicoritii: i it.
T TfAVK A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF D'-DDINn. out Plant of a-'sorsed varieties, al reduced prices, iu-Cilid-I.iJ VfcRRENAS. GERANirys. PtTLNlAS, PANSIFf, HELIOTROPF., Ac. Ac, 4c Also, a general asortment of hardy T-A.u& Plauts, aa Sptreas, Phloxes, Chry-anth'rnniams, ic. i'ritit eind itrtmxntntul, Ieciiuous and Evergreen Trees and Shruha.
CALL AlX I) JUDGK FOIl YOUKSKLVKS
. EC. GOOD, Proprietor
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SEMINAL WEAK
1NCONT1NANC Gravel.Stricttire.and . which ha.- 1 bu IN THEIR TRIVAI CESS, nipersedn other compound hilln Are j.eedy In action, and when a cure U t prepared from vece the system and never nate the breath; an taste is avoided. No using them; nor doe pursuit. Each box TRI' Atel will be writ bj Ajreut, oil receipt of t erally. Nuiie genuine witl
ryTOMI.lNSO: Julyl9-dAw '61
TVU. JOHN HAR
JIJ? twenty yeara nvely to the treatnie and havinifsiicceed the aRlicled to sound o&erinK publicly his "Great .1
EDICAL.
HOTELS.
irnl Ili-oorrv y anil permanent cure of
GONORRHEA, fiLllT, UKETHAL IMSCH P.GF.S,
t FOR SALE.
A rare collection ofall thr different class?.
Vov Snlr or lo Kxchaiic FOR CITY PROPERTY. 553 Acres, the Gallaudct Farm, S.tuated eilit lui'es from ll.diaiiKpfdi. ON THE INDIAN POLIS AN! CINCINNATI RAILl:tI. w::U th st.,ti,Tj Oalljultrt ia iu cen'er; evtry acre I -need, nearly all the rail new or recetitly re-et; 3iM acres in cu!t;va:i.ri, 1() acres un lerdraihol, f -ur orchtv., eiht well, i.f water, two cl barns n4 a t-ew .,e 1 15 feet ti- nearlj corr.plctcd, a ftm:lj re'tenc w -rth l.aa, five t.-nvnt hotivs, aaw-nill wrh J,iaKI, a st-.re a:i I store-h..iie. lh! hirhly fertile fartn, un-e-ujle.l in iuiti.ji t-y any iu tue s.te, uly ! uiiiiwte ly ra.Ir -aJ from lr!:anajwh, fv-or paseii'rr train htcpptneat the frm atiun each day. w ith a State road rcr.ti'.n ttrvujrli iu center, H now offered fr ale at a ?reat Lartraia. It can lx? divided nt w or eicht farm if deMred. For term apply to the owner at GallaadeL, or at No. Ks. pa:e Uuuse, lrvdUr,aroli. X. K In re'tyon-e to ir. pj.rie too numerous otherwise to answer. I Would say, r.o one neel at;!y cr.le deiiuus uf purrha'H'ic a Urtr farm worth 1.lZtil. or a mall ot at a proM. rn4it pm. J. . LiOlHN. OUau.iet, Jabuary 4, IjxH.
! A lare and complete collection of Azalia., Camillias I Ac , direct from IlilaJelphia ' And al the most cirplete a-sortmeLt of hardy native i Graj-e.1 in the West. As most prominent among tlent I j nai:i" the m iaware, I:ana, Cos-cord. Cuyahoga, Allen' i HibrH, LVUica, Warren, Inimi Village, Pauline, Ai.na, ) Ontarvt, j All bitUv than the Catawba, I Arid thirty i-ther h.i'-ifv ort. Cata'oirne Nu. 3. a Grape Catah-rie, furni b-l on ap- ! o'n atu.u. Call at the jcruutid, or adorc-s Wm. 11. Loomu,
Iridianapcl.s. ltMliana. P. S. All peroc i!onhtIn? the nperior exce llence of the Ivlaware, I refer to Jar. Powell Howland cf thi county, who ha fruiu-.l it fur two years, and to wboin I soll thi sprinir f.ftjib '.lars' worth of ftelaware vit,s at one dollar each. apr'l-dim
WANTED.
X RANTED CTTT ORDERS At the hiebest market rate bj WM. Y. WILEY, octI3-d3m Na 10, E. W ashington tret. UT ANTED COCNTY 0LDKR5 At the hijl.e.t market rate, j MM. Y. NY I LEY. Xo.10',' F..Watic(titreet.
Which have never y been ftrictly follow from ODSTRUCTION Or in restoring the sy from Spinal Arlectio other weakness of th of Debility or Nervi tions, Ac, which ar ease. ffc These pills ; tution and may be ta
out causing distress, ;
by strenytheninc, in to a lealthy coiydith period with regulari: obstructions may a: taken -luting the firs'
thounD safe at any o
the result. Each box contain fired will be sent I Agent, on receipt of
Sold by Druggist JCrfiT TOMLINSO julyl9-diw'61
ESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
, Ur.NI iALIKIilTA Id LJ.TY, lectioimof tie Kidney. and Rladder ii used ly upward of cue red physicians, PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE SUCCubeb, Copaiba, Capsuls, or any o known. IXEFIC PILLS ten effecting a cure In a few day.
cted it Is permanent. They are le extract that are harnilev on ituseate tlie stomach, or tmprej'being ucar-coated, all nauseou
hange of diet 1 necessary wh.il
etr action Interfere witU businest Haina nix doien I'll!. : ON K DOLLAR, nail, post-paid by any advertised money. Sold by lrui.-ls geiiit mv signature on the wrapper. J. PRY AN, Kochester, N. Y General Agent. A COX, Agent for Iudian.ipol
French's Hotel, ON THE EUROPEAN PUN. cut cr uw TOK.
mxm.i; uoots .vi rrxTs n:ii isav. CITY 11 ALL SgUARE.CoR I-RANK FORT ST., Opposite City Hall.
mfElhs AS THEY MAY" F.F. ORDERED IN THK f sj.icb.us Itefectory. There Is a I'.arler" Shop and lialli-ro. m Xttached to the Motel. f .-jV- prware of Ruimera and Hackroen bos.y we aruTl. i. nti: iii no;;iCl-!ly Proprietor.
DRY COODS.
fTTO LADIBvS.
Y. HAVING FOR UPWARD OF .oted his professumal tinieixcluof (rinalc Oiff iritltir. ,n botisands of cases in restoring lih, has now entire contideitce n teriean Mlemctly," R. IIAKVKY'3
CHRONQ-THÜIMAL FEMALE PILLS
failed (when the direction hava ) iu removing difficulties arising )R STOPPAGE OF NATURE, m to perfect health, w hen suffering , Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or
fcl'terine Organs. Also, in all cases
Prostration; Hysterics, Palpita ae forerunners of more serious di.
perfectly harmless on the con5tl n by the most delicate female withthe same time they act like a charm irorating and restoring the system and by bringing on the monthly
no matter from what cause the e. They should, however, not be hree or four months of pregnancy.
er time, as miscarriage would be
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10 Tills. Trice tl, and when demail, pre-paid by any advertised e money. nerally. J. P.RYAN,
lister. New York, General Agent. 9 l T" 4 . - r. . i i : . . . ii.
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pr-'CE SIX CENTS.
A LECTURE on t
Cure of Sperm
voluntary Emissions, t narriaze generali lepv and Fits; Metit
from Self-Abu-c, Acf
M. D., Author of O
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Nature, Treatment and Radical rrlnea or Seminal Weakness, Inexual iKbility and Impediments Nervousness, Consumption, Kpiand Physical Incavacity, resulting
P.v ROP.ERT J. CU LY E R V ELL,
(rreen l,tk. fc. 'A Boon to
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tiost pai l, on receipt f six cents
i y Dr. CIL J. C. KLINE, 127 P.owce Dux 4."S6. apr3-d&w3m is
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TYOUNr, MEN WHO HAVE IN-
4 RED themselves by certain secret lj bits, which utiht them for busines.
ea.-ure or the duties of married life;
o, tniddle-agrd and old men, who, h or other cause, feel a debility , r, before placing themselves un- , y one, should first read ' ECRET FRIEND." !
Married ladies wj I Vara something of Importance by '
penising "Thc Sr.car Frik-xd." Sent to any addres Jin a sealed envelope, on receipt of Ten Cents. I DR. STUART CO an be consulted on all diseases of a private or conrideni! nature, from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M., (Sunday fr nj y to M.,) at their office, No. 13 East Third street, up-tait between Main and Sycamore, opposite the llenrie Hi- f e. , Ad Ire. JJli. CHAS. A. STUART A CO., mrh21-dAwly.is.v Cincinnati, Ohio.
from the lollies of yo in advance of their y der the treatment of
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W. W. I KATKruS.
flCENCY.
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Lretilicrs, Ivirlcr V iciiernnn
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"rV -xBriitiii iii:igtoii iuy, are al le to ve nromnt attention to the atf
V.4auV collect! 5' and secnrinsT of Pension, pMtck Pay of deceased nd discharged soldiers, and all the claims and deniaiidskigainst Ihe Government. Pervins residirir in any part 9 the State may have their claims secured by addressing hem and stating particulars fnliy. Ol.ce si East lVii gton street, in the second building we't of theConrt Hoaje square, Indianapolis, In l. R rv.Br.srr.s Gov.orton, Iar. Noble, Mj. Gen. Wallace, PriK.4"' n. Dum ,CoL JohnCobun,Judge Perkins, Supreme Court. ', ap9-dly
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FOR SALE. TH5; UNDERHILL BLOCK F0B SALE :" AT REDUCED PRICES'." Ij'sirable Building lsU fronting on Perm- Ivania, ! Uware and Michigan t...
. XVT X & XX 'S3 SUCDI V X ö X OF SQUARE SO. 4, AS PK It PLAT. NORTH STREET.
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MICHIGAN STREET. riMIE PRICK OF THE ABOVE PROPERTY 05 MICHIGAN AND DF.LvWARE STREETS HAS ÜEEN SEDüED J frora fii per 6ot to 35 pr fo. On Pe&m-jlva&ia from fi5 to 1 45 per foot. His is the cheapest and niot desfrabVe vacant proprrty in th city, br S3 per seai Borth of Washington, between lllinot. Ivlawar aad North atreeta, which ia the center of Indianapolis. Partie wL-IJrg more than 40 feet can have a part of the nrxt ht. TERMS Ue-fourth cash, balance In 1, J and S year, with itii;l L terrst. - : For funLrr Information call at Ti-f t0TerTalhou'a Jewtlrj Store. . I II. PARUSH. ItKliabapoli, Indiana, February 1, lsC (abl-dCm ' '