Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1864 — Page 3

Democratic Documents.

jtddre of tli Democratic TIembert tb General A-setsbly to tb Fefd of Indiana, setting forth th btstory f tb Ute session, and the

ntWn.ccnpH.bHJarit,it. phyK IJ. AWorJnn. A. D.Wood. Directortlttlral term. This document nikn a pamphlet J J. T. Barnard, Secretary, and I. Msxtur. Treas-

(iltf pps 'i'1 rnlhd in any quantity Pries ft to perbandred The Concr!pt Act-Speech f Hon p. W.Vrbeea,onth Conscription pni,lo tb How of I Btwresentatives, February 23, H63. This I on f tb fnent ipMchMef Mr. Voorbes, on a question now occupying a large bar of public attention, awd every eitiieii rn Indiana should bav acopy. It makes a pampbUt f eight paces. Prie $1 per hundred. Xla "Llbertr of the ntlrrn peecli of Hon. D. W. Yoorhees. delivered In the House of RepresenUttres.'Februaryl, is3, on th "Act uindemidfy th President and other perton for suspending the writ I If habeas corpus, and acts don In pursuance thereof,' I la now printed 1 pamphlet form, and can be obtained at thUotnee. Tbl I the creat eBort of Mr. Voorbrea to protect the lrtert of the citizen, and thoild be In the bands of every voter in Indiana. It make a pamphlet cftixteen pagea. lYk 1 50 per hundred. ljAll order houtd direct the speech's tob sent ftyeiprets, as tbt postage will be one cent a copy, and 3ut be prepaid. Address ELDER, HARKXKSS k BINGHAM, Indianapolis. DAILY SENTINEL. FRIDAY MOKNINO. FEB KU AR Y CITY ITEMS. r if J-S tlU HlJ - I 111 Vllk J feu's A I V11V Opera Troupe, for Saturday night. Shipment of mules from St. Louia via Indianapolis to Camp NeVon, K, continue. CT'DickinHon politic perambulatinz in pet ticoat la locomotinx thi way, it i pnntdl r?TThe U. S Di-tHct Court convenes in Indianapolis on the eecond Thursday of March. 3fYeterd.tT wk more like a March than a rebruary day hih wind, cloud, muJ aud sun J-The ordinance ngaint otitructing iide walk U to be henceiorlh rigidlj enforced it i eakl. tTTwenty two invalid of the 117lh regi ment have arrived at Soldier Home from JcfTer eonville. C57"Freouent qu id of rebel prisoners psiM throuch the city destination cenerallv Kock Inland I K7"Artificiitl limbs are provided bv law for all diaatded soldier who are entillcl to them, fiee of charge. t57The 33th Indiana, rendezvousing at New Albany, i filling up rapidly. Over two hundred mn have been already added to it numbers. r4T-The comet of IflO. a brilliant fellow with lencthy tail, is aaid tobe comioz over our way. a a Shall be clad to see him. O I I tSTWhy doesdhe Street Com mioner scrape y,m muri ami loa v it in nitM Ittoncr the trecLxT I Are there no more mule, nor cart, nor shovels? ... , n I KT'The furlough of the 35th Indiana has ex Dired. The reciment coe into camp here. It has alreadj added 100 to it number. tS7"We understand that every preparation has been made by our German fellow citizen to give the 32d Indiana. Gen. Willich' old regiment, glorious reception. Masoxic Notice. There will be a stated meeting of Indianapolis Chapter, No. 5, thi Fri day evening at 7 o clock, for work. C ii able Fishir, Secretary. - 537The attention of curriera nre directed to the advertisement of Mr. Fishbtck in to-dsv'a Senticel. He olTers rare inducement to those who understand that branch of trade practically. J5y"We re authorized by the officers of the Central Road to state that all trains are running regularly on the Biltimore and Ohio Railroad, and no interruption to travel need be feared. t37Three soldiers in an eating house on Uli-1 noia treet. vcfterd.iv fell todisnuting who should nv for the ovster tl.ev had ordered. The re- i suit was a fight one of them being unmercifully beaten. J3irThe furloughs of the returned veteran require that at the expiration ol the time lor which they were granted, the parties lurloughed m aal shall report at the rendezvous of their regiments, or be considerel deserter. 3yA great Ughl iu the Northwest, reflected by the ovcrhangiug and circumambient clouds. occasioned an ahrm of fire, l.tst night. The team eneiues and much people took the dir?c tion. but we have not le trued how far thi hide of Lake Michigan they stopped. . i 1 . -m KTSmalI officers, such as captain, lieuten ants, surccona and chtpl.titis. who have been found ßuilty of awindlin. getting drunk, etc , are dismissed from the service without the trouble of a court martial, and thereby a great deal of money is saved. m m Niw SfiT. As this is the reason wheu every person want a new uit. thv hould call on (i. II. Heitkarn, No. 17 North Illinois street, and examine his stock of piece good and select a comfortable suit for the eaou. New goods just received. decl-tf 37 When you go to Terre Haute, be sure to atOD at the Boutin House The location is central, and it U oue of the best mac aged hotel in the State. Mr. Mondy the gentlemanly clerk you will find always on hand to show you round, and make you feel at home. The hotel run a fret omnibus to and from all trains. Valuable Building Lot East front, 40 by 193. on Illinois street, close to St CUir street; also a valuable two-storv modern built frame house of eight rooms with all mtxlern convent ence. in the same neighborhood, and a lot from 40 to H) feet fiont, a desired; for sale by Spann Jk Smith. Person wishing to economize in clothing their children, will do well to try metal-tipped shoes Children invariably wear out their shoes at the toe first. Metal tips never wear out at the toe, and a pair of tipped shoes at an addition al cost of few cent, will outwear three pair of the same quality without them. Boston Journal. t?PThe Cincinnati Enquirer of the 3d avs: The following named gentlemen started to Indi auapolis. yesterday morning, for the purpose of instituting in thu city a Lodce of the Ancient and Accepted Rite of Free Masons: Fnoch T. Carson, Charles It. Brown. John E. Bell. S. C Newton, Georg? Kuhn, John Scott and John McMakin. 57" In the Common Pleas Court, Judge Ray presiding, business is uuder way. Yesterday the time was chiefly occupied in hearii. a case grounded on one of the old Central Canal water power leases, involving a claim of forfeiture for non payment of rent. The case of James S Athon v. Oliver P. Morton, to recover fees on military com missions iasued by the latter, was ordere! to the U. i. District Court, on petition of defendant. dfEdwin Adams haa already, in Hamlet, Charles de Moor. atd Richard, illustrated his histrionic abilities) to the triumphant satisfaction of brilliant and crowded audience at the Metro- . poUlao. The universal voice appreciate aud applauds him. To niiiht, he appears iu a new plav, "The Heretic, for his beucht. And i will be a benefit.il the attendat ceis at all propor tioned to the acknowledgment aud admiration of his genius.

UrtCHAXTV KicHr Ths following are

tht officers of the cc:i:lv organized asochiiori ki own rs the Indian .;- is Merchant' Kxch-mge: t a i .. rr - a v.. . u. ü;iiou, irwin!i; v . A. DiaJstiaw. Jobn M. Lord and 8. V. U. iSoel. Vice Freiiden!; J.l c.tfli, L. V.lUtlmin.F P. Husch. L. Hill. J. Paftisoii. J. Fnhbaek. I. rnup J W Tne urer. me Itooin of the Association 1 In the hxchange building, Illinois street. t?TMr. Michael Carr makes the wide welt or Scotch sole boots, for II. Lintx's home-made boot "r,d shoe store. No 39 Wet Washington street tor the wear and tear of camp life, there U not a more serviceable boot made. A sincle rnir of them will wer from one to two veirs The de ruind for them ii daily if.cre.sing. Mr. Cirr has been making just such boots for the past three year, and he undertian'ls his bu-inc-s. Many take Mike' for an Irishman, but he isn't. He's Frenchman. tThe officers of the 35tb Indiana ware handsomely entertained evening by Major Lonklio and hi accomplished lidy. Uol. aiulleu. Lt Col. Bolfe, Major Dufficv and Ad.utant (Jal her, wilh a fair representation of the line. were present, n u, iiumor ana wie e uu-i-uuiais of life were in abundance and this rc-union of the officers with a brother officer ill not noon be forgotten. Maj.r Conklia 'u one of the old officers of the Inh Kelment, and he i en1eired to them by all the ties tht bind the hearts of soldiers. Sati! Sati!! Sate::! Tiler' Uee Hive" ha jost broosht o:i a verr lre 8tck of fine Furs, Sible, Mink, i itch. &c, expreIr to cioe the (enson with irreal bargain, which any mt will dit-corer by a ghince at the gooil. Tvlcr elU more Furn than any other hou.ee in the Sute, and will more than viridic.i'e Lis well arifHl fjin on these elegant irfXMls. louwill doubtlea save more than 50 per cent to buy them now. fcbl dlw Printing Omer for Sale An oftice entirely new, and material all in good order, everything capable of doing a good bu:iie!, in Columbu. it tholoincw county, Indiani, one ol the richest ?ount;eJ in the State. Term. One half cah; Inl nice on one vcir'a line r or n irticuiars. auaress r irifiuire ;u 1 1 Smith I'ennxylvafiiii ?freet, Indianapiili. Indiana. 3J Ctwlt SARAH L.. DlLLK. 'I'o tlic I'eoplc of In tili mi Indian roLia, Ind., Ftbtutry 1, Il-Gl. The I'roiilent call.- for five hundred thoiiM.tid men. 1 in mciude the wiiee nuii'Jicd tüoii whj heretofore reqwital. and i- therefore a call fur an additional two hundred thou-uiid. It i known that tlns call so promptly follow thel it, in order to secure, bevoial all rjtietion, a aulhcieiil force to cl'ie the war the present year. It ha been rendered necessary by the large number of veteran re enlisted in the field nd credited upon the hut call, and from evidence received by the government that a conscriotion i putiin; the entiie male population f the Soutli into the rank lor n final .-tru.'gie Hv art of Conirre, the large bounties will cefe, March hrt. If the quota be not Wied ty that date, the dr ill will follow, March tenth. It is eicially iinftortant that vigorous effort be immeliate!v made in countic which failed to furnish their quota under the l.st c ill. If to ti e former deficit, the deht nn.-;ng from the new call be added, it will make the deht in u.h countie very nevere. County and township authorities are therefore urged to give immediate attention to the m itter, : m .-m -a nd organize by systemxtic etlurt to r-ise tne men. . .. . I. .r !... i ne apponionmeni tu me tpiata ior too new call will be published a soon n definitely acertaitlCtl. ,, .ji..: : U Huer mi can no nooiiiouai new regiinciun will be ornanizeu. outonioers recrumiii; ior iiio.e already beun. will direct their whole tune to their completion Officer recruiting for olJ legiraeuts, and veteran now on luriougn, are caneu upon to tnrovv t ill I their whole energy into the work of filling up their respective regiment, thu addmg to the debt of gratitude which Indiana owe them for their unnumbered gallant cts. It i one more occasion lor Indiana to lead m the supnly of men to maintain our government m the war with tin rebellion, and thereby hasten its termination. By order of Governor Morton. IIknuy R. Careixoto.v, Brig, üeu'l U. S. V For the State Sentinel. I See A iMfflit. Looking o'er the history of the past year we pee nothing but dark and dreary scenes, sorrow and death, despair and gloom; our country la menting for the loss of her .suns; happy homes made desolate, mourning for their loved one j that lie far away in a strange land, with scarce ly one bright ray of guardian truth to mark our way in the ruiirhtv luture. All the evolutions ot time w ill ne'er be Mifficient to throw lightupoii it dark page, l ct, the old ye ir is uone. and as new responsibilities crowd themselves upon us, we bury for a while, the past in oblivion. Rut at last, through the mi.ty cloud of obscurity, I pee a light. It came jlitnmcring in ith tht- pealing toll of the watch bell, bringing in the present year light, a I .tint far -ft bcacon lijziil looming u:i in me in-i nice, m iigui shipwrecked nation and lead them safe into the old h irbor again from which thev so sidlv wandered. lured on bv wild fanatics, who hive londI v Imped to suhiuirate und iii;kes tlave ol tree- : . a. men, by weiring the Lincoln ke. MlLLIK K.NGART Cnntitig Home. Thry are coming? th"y are coming ! Thosebrave -hearted, sturdy men, Over hill and over valley To thir N'Tthcrn hfme ?u:n. They have scrnt-d if the haul, rivouarked upon tin ground; Thoy have Lear.l the hull-t rttle, Aud tue cannon's thunlriug ouud.' PROFESSIONAL. Ii A. 1. -AI.Ii. -XFIF.KS HIS SKUVICKS TO THK CITIZKXS OK V In liananolis ami v ctnitv. OI!l--, MrKiin A venue No. T2. Kesideiic 5oril New Jer.-ey street. No 3. ociU'C3-vlly BROKER. MONEY ADVANCED N WATCHK3. PI'HONDS, JEWELRY, PLATE, 1 f Dry Good and otbi -ronal property, orbouicbt aud fold at isro. iss vnwTii illlNOlS STRKKT. NORWOOD'S BLOCK (LI STAIRS.) oct2S-dly FOR SALE. ntHKr ran s.u,r a r.im. srusTAXTlAL SUTLER'S OR rKDIU lNG 1 Wasoii. complet- in every rewct. Any pr? n t ili:n:t .j.urru.can hear of a bargain br appt mt; to the un.lrrc'id. H. K. GASTON, Corner Kentucky Avenue ai.d (teors'ia street, fcbl-dlw WANTED. JOIN THE TIIIHTY-FIFTIl! Under the Cummatti! t f Col. 11. IT. RECRUITS WANTED TO FILL UP THE RANKS of this ell-tn; 1 Veterau Krgiruetit, b i v ru 'jc . Veteran 402. uoi. ."New li rent It.. ir7Recrnit:n Oftice opposite the K-te floate. J-j-nJg,urU-rs No. 73 Kat Washington treet. In !:au..poliJ, Iiuiur.a. , JanrJß.tl'.'w Journal copy REAPERS AND MOWERS, The Improved Kuckeye Reaper and .How er to which was aw Ai:m:n two rnr.uiUMS bt inMAXA STATK KAIK.IVO. w, M TILL BR ON HO.E ATl.ll W 1003' lUKDWAKF. W Store. Ka Washington Mr-t, Ii.dianapolis.cn Irr April l,t. Isiii. lt I now tu uora at K. Lrowninn'a Warehouse, nrar tbe HrUVforttamc lvt. Call ul it. t'uul Aprd M Uro lkrey X Aiterou, Agtuto, Ore eucat, iu. Jan27-drftn.

TCLECRJPHIC:. f atroBTBD unit'di rc tv etai tat tcmviL.

For tlorninjr Itcport See Flrat l'afje. Aihl ICrporl. A Bill for the Disposition of Captured Cotton. THE WHISKEY TAX BILL. The Danish Situation Ilemains KJnchangtil. Address of Milner Gibson to his Constituents. GUERRILLAS ON THE MISSISSIPPI. STORM IN ARKANSAS. CON Oil KSSION AL Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac Ac From Wiuliineton. Washington. Ftbruarv 4. The bill introduced by Mr. Kason to day authorizes the Secretary of War through the proper officers of the army. in the eYeral military Departments of the cotton grow mg btate-, to issue cettiheates of indebtedness, to 1h paid alter the close of the war, and upon the perm iner t re-toration ot the authority ot the. United States over the State of which the party receiving the certificate is at the time in condition to tie delivered, to any person. I'osooäors of cotton in biles who Miall bring or cati-e the same to be brought, to any military Kjst or portion occupied or held by our troops. the i mount ot puch certified indebtedness not to exceed one half of the oiirn it," l value of such cotton at thei seaports of the United States open to !oreii:n trade. The Secretary of War i authoii to provide by proper regulations,' that no person fh il! be permitted to purch ise ii ucti districts any cotton which is not at that time in ik)s(smoii of persons residing within the military lines, mid removable wilhou' military protection. Thi bill ha been sent to the Committee on Wavs and Means. The House bill to increase the Internal Rev enue as it passed the Senate to day provide that after its pas-age in lieu of the duty provided lor in the act ot Julv lt, lrhrri, aDd in addition to the duties payable for liverises, there shall be paid on all spirits that m-y be distil'e 1 ai.d sold or dis tilled ar.'d removed for consumption or sale pre vious to July 1st lt-G-4. for first proof, a duty of 6') cents per gallon; und u,rxn all liquor that may be distilled niter the passage of tin act and sold r removed lor coiwimption, or sola on una after the first d ay of August next, and previous to Julv next, ()cet per gallon; and on all Ii1iis tl.at may oe ui.-iuita aiur tne Mssage or this act ami sold or remove! for consumption or sale on and after the first day of August next, H) cents per gallon; and in addition to tne duty heretofore imjwi.-ed by law theie is to be paid on ppints di'tilled from grain or other materials, whether American or Foreign in production, im ported from foreign countries previous to the 1st of July next, of first proof, a duty of 41 cent per gallon, and on all .such spirit imported from foreign countries on an after the 1st ol July next a duty of 50 cents; and on all such spirit imported from foreign countries on and after the first of Jannary next, 60 cent per gallon. Ureatly exaggerated reports have been published as to the number of rebel deserter received by the Army of the Potomac. Foreign Xcwu. 1'oBTLAM), Me . February 4 The steamship Jura from Liverpool the 2ist, vi Londonderry the 22d ult., arrived thi evening The Danish situation remain unchanged, with more hopes of n peaceful solution, although Austrian troops have commenced marching for Schleswig. The pirate Alabama reported at Singapore on the 22 J of December. The bank minimum ha been advanced to 8 per cent Hon Mdner (Jihson addressed hi. constituents at Ashtoti He predicted a .-peedy revival .of the cotton trade and plentiful supplies. He combattcd the idea that the American war was beneficial to Eiiglmd He pointed th rn to the fact that rebel cruisers were a lesson to England, whose commerce miht be attacked by like vessel at some subset i iK-nt lime. The IJovernment must be suppoi ted in its etlorts to Mop the supply of such vessels He asserted that England ha act ed towurd the Ameiic.ais as .di would have thei act towards her in a similar emergency He would utter no prophecies as to the final isMie and result of the war; but si averv was the whole motive, and the South were aggressors who would hive founded a slivc empire I ho debate on the address still continues in the French Chamber of Depu'ie. AH of the Oi porition amendments have been rejected, but in one case b'2 votes was obtained by the opposi tion According to the 1 tte-t cstini ites, applications for tili loui were cxieitcd to reach fifteen or twenty times the amount to be allotted In Berlin, it is asserted that Russia declares that if the London protocol be !-u?pended, fhe will immediately renew her tl t'm to Gotorp, a portion of Holstein. The (treat Eastern lottery scheme has beeu abaudoi eil. Another suit has been commenced against her. Capt. l'atton had the vessel ar rested on a claim of x.2,'Kd The Dttii-di refu-al o! the Austro Prus?i in de mand had reached their government and is an nounced. The Au-tiian and Prus-im troops would mtrch without futthcr delay into Schleswig. Frankfort le'ter say the opinion prevailed that Austria and Prussia must have come to a definite understanding with England. The London Jilobe expressed the confidence that peac will be maintained, now that two substanti tl governments have substituted themselves lor the shadowy German Diet. From Cairo. Cairo, February .1 The steamers City of Alton and .Belle Memphis have arrived, with Memphis dates of the 1st. The City of Alton brought eighty-one bale of cotton for St. Louis, and seventy prisoner captured below Natcher., en route for Rock Island. The 31 Michigan Cavalry, veteran volunteers, over 5'0 strong, came up on the Belle Memphis. The Fame band of gurrrilhs that captured the t-tcimer Lily Martin, previously reported, fired into the steamer Shreveport, at the foot of Ourdis I -land, killing a soldier. The et earner Freestone and Lady are at f.ir-ior. T.aridiiv Th .....mit . ttout 200 strong, under I IIV UV 1 I I I I B ML -m - - vf! irrt Firrp-it The Lilv Martin had 200 bales of cotton when captured , . Arrangement are being made at Memphis by Colonel McDonald, commanding a brigade, for the thorough reorganizition of the enrolled militia, and bringing all it available force into service. . . Two hundred recruit from Michigan arrived today and were forwarded S uth. Cairo. February 4 The teimer P.elle Creole struck a snag off Plain Point on the 2d and sunk. One passenger was lost. Nothing wa saved from the boat. Injured for $1U,0UU. From Arknnaa. Fort Smith. February 3 A terrible storm, amounting almo-t to a tornado, passed over this region lt Sundty, exleudiug over a portion uf the Indian Territory and down Arkansas Valley. The felerraph is prostrated for miles. From there to Little Hoik it is almost totally destroyed and con-iderable dirmge was done wherever the storm raed. Gen. Thayer arrived and took command yes terdsy. The Arkansas River is iu fine boating order, and still rising. Supplies ire coming up.

I'rein Terre Haute. Tiaat Hactk. Febrotry 1 Matter in pAris, Illinois, remain about the same as last night. 4 One hundred and fifty toldiera went over last night under command of Cipt. Scott of the 31st Indiana. The Butternut are about ten miles from Parij, encamped. C00 to 700 strong. No attack has yet been made, but they threaten one as goon as troops are withdrawn. from Halifax. Halifax. February 4. Marshal Kane and a large number of Confederate officers have arrived here. They arc said to havo escaped from Johnson's Island. There was nothing definite in the Court of Admiralty, yesterday, in reference to the steamer

Chesapeake. The Court adjourned until Friday, when it is expected the vessel will be delivered to her owners. THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. SENATE. Washington, February 4. On motion, Mr. Wilson' joint resolution equalizing the pay of soldiers in the army was taken up. Mr. Wilson explained at length the grievances Fullered by colored troops. Mr. Couness introduced an amendment placing colored troops on a similar footing with white troop. After the passage of the act the debate was continued at considerable length. Oa motion of Mr. Fessenden, the revenue bill was taken up. Mr. Hendricks moved an amendment inserting 40 cents instead of 7b cents per gallon on liquor distilled and sold or removed for con-umption, or ou sale after the 1st of July, 104, and 40 cents instead of 80 cents after January 1st, lt"65. lie supported his amendment at length. Mr. Fessenden replied. Mr. Fes--cnden said we would tax article to obtain revenue according to what it w ould bear, and the tax would fall on the consumer of liquor wherever it was sohl. Mr. Hendricks' amendment wa rejected. Mr. Doolitlle moved to recommit the bill with instrueti-ti3 to report a proviso taxing liquors on hand prior to July 1st 20 cent per gallon. Rejected, 14 against 2D. The bill as amended by the Finance Committee was then passed. After an executive session the Senate ad journcd. HOUSE. Mr. Kasson reported a bill relating to the cap ture of cotton and the disposition thereof. Re ferred to the Committee on Ways and Means. The Printing Committee reported in favor of printing 10 ,000 copies of the foreign correspond ecce for the use of the State Depirtment. Af ter some opposition the resolution was passed with 1 1 nays. The Houso then resumed the consideration of the amendatory confiscation bill. Mr. Woodbridge argued iu favor of restraining the person of rebels, and confiscating their prop erty. Mr. Cox moved to lav the resolution on the table Disagreed to, 71 to 83. Mr. K eruaii made a speech opposing the passage of the resolution and also of the confiscation act. Mr. Wilson spoke in advocacy of the resold tion, which proposes to do only what the Consti tution authorize. He expressed hi surprise that the lovers of the Constitution opposed the measure, its object being justly to punish traitors who ought not to be shielded and who were not to be pa c: bed with olive branches and honeyed words 1 tic House ordered the previous question on the passage of the resolution.. Mr. ilson, of lawa, cousidered confiscation as the living law of the land, and therefore it was before the House. Mr. Pendleton moved to reconsider the vote by w hich the previous question was ordered, and the passage of the resolution. The motion was laid on the table by two ma jonty. The Speaker then anuouLteJ the question and the passage o the resolution. Mr. Voorhee moved to adjourn. Mr. Craven moved that the Uoue adjourn till Monday. These and other resolutions were evidently designed to prevent action on the confiscation resolutions, and occupied-nore than an hour. vote being takc;i by jet and uajs. At quarter before five o'clock Mr. Davis, of Maryland moved to adjourn till to-morrow. Adjourned. REVISED STATUTES. c jr& wl. GAVIN REVISED or i & IIOItD'S STATUTES! XDIANA. Sooond Tüclitioxi. THE SKCOND EDITION OF OAVIN & IIrd"s KcviMuI Statutes of Indiana i now ready for delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised, and all errors correct eI. There U added to the Jfrt volume an appendix of over two hundred pages, con taining tb acts paed at tb. regular aud called sessions of ths I,eilafure of 1011, and at th rular session of lsea, with a full Indfx. Thi edition will increase the value of the work, as it will contain all all the laws of tlie St.it now In force. The accond volume contains all the a"t upon the uhjects to which it reftr, except those of IStl, and the amendments made at that session are n-td iu the margin of that volume. These amended acts, however, will he found in the Supplement. The price of the present edition, printed upon clear, I white paper, and well bound, i- T.x Dollars for the two I volumes, r Fivk Dollars fir eiihi-t. Tbe SiPPLCMr.aT, coiitaiuirn; the arts of tbe regular aud called sessions of tbe Legislature of lSSl.andtb regular session of 1C3. with a complete index, in a SKrcuATK voLt Mc, bound in leather, in tbe same style as tb other vulumes, is also effered fwr tale. Price Two Dollars. Orders for either volume of the Statues, or all.wil receive prompt attention. Address J. J. ItlXill M novlO-dJkwtf IiiAttinnpolla. WANTED. AGEN T S CONSTANTLY WANTED! I WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE Mr N TO i canvass tb coun ry thoroughly, and deposit our Medicines with every fanvty. I am employing agents to canvass, on foot, at f3K). and with hore and buggy, $35) per year. Agents are required to furnish horses and buggies. In add.tion to the above salary, I defray all expenses lnckliit to tbe business. It is an agreeable and health ful occupation for younir men, giving tbem a good opportunity to make money witbout the possibility of sus taining loss accruing ircm selling on commission. App'.ants should apply in peson, or address (if further information b desired) the proprietor, by letter. No one will be employed for a leas term than oneyear and will enter into a written contract to that effect. I shall require security, in a!l eases if I am not personally acquainted with tbe applicant, as I hall intrust in bis custody money, mediciue, books and receipts to tbe amount ol from ?5W to f 3,uw. .T. 31. FROST, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. dec19 dAw3m LAW SCHOOL. LAW SCHOOL or Harvard College, lHO-dt. f W1WO TÄRMS OFNINETEF.N WEEKS, COMMENCING J March 7ih and September Stb. For Catalogue and Circular addrea JOEL PARKER, Royall Professor. Cambridge, Ma. Jan. 20, 1?S4. Ja23-d3t.

COMMERCIAL.

,av riuouni. ; Utnclnnratl market. Cixcivjuti, February 4. Floor dull and heavy at $5.75(35.80 for super, and $5 9'J6l0forextra. Wheat U held firmly at $1.29(31.30 for prime red, and $1 37Q1.4Ü for wbHe; demand limited. New ear corn is in good request at 90(39Sc in bulk, but 5c more is asked. Rut little done in new corn shelled, but it advanced to $1.03 in bulk; siles of old were made at $1.0701. OS. Oat were firmer, and Honed steady at H)e id bulk. Rye declined lo $130; closing dull. No change in barley. Whisk v was' held at 90c, this morning, but 1,5'H! br!old atc'c. New me-a pork is io good request at $20.50(? 20.75 for city, but $21 was asked; country is held at $20Q20'25. Rulk meats are still in active demand at vir? full prices; sale comprised about eOO.OOO pound at 7(37c for shoulders, J !)i2c for rib sides, and' 10.(3 lOc for clear sides; the outside figures for heavy hams. Mothing doing io bacon nor in boxe I meat. Lard was in good request at 12) c for city, but 12?4' was asked. Groceries unchanged and steady. Hold at iG5G 5 prem. Exchange firm at pr buying, and .1 premium selling. Silver. 50c premium. "jew York Tlarkei. New York, February 4. Flour is a shade easier at$7.35?7 60 for extra Round hoop Ohio, chiefly at $7.40(37.50, and 7 50(3950 for trade brands; closed dull. Whisky in fair demand at e3(g30c for State and Western. Wheat opened at about previous prices, and closet! heavy at $1.551.59 for Chicago Spring, $156(31.60 for Milwaukie Club, and $1 60 1.70 for Western. Corn closed with a brisk speculative demand at firmer prices; $1.25(3 1.27i ia store. Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork more active; $20 for new mess, and $20 (320 2.r for prime mess. Reef steady with a fair demand. Lard quiet and steady at 132'c; small lots very choice at 135ßc. Money continue easv at 7 per cent. Gold quiet; opening at declining to 575g, and closing dull at biJQtoc prem. From the Cincinnati Price Current, Feb. 3. Financial and Co m mere I ttl Summary for the I'stst Week. Since the date of our last weekly review, the dem and lor money has increased somewhat, and with a decrease rather thin an increi.-e of ihe volume of currency, the market in somewhat closer, and rates ot interest firmer than on hist Tuesday. The drafts of depositors have been heavy, and there not tein corresponding increase in receipts, balances are lower thin thev were a week ago. In regard to the supply of money, therefore, the situation is such that auy greit increase in the lein and for loans would be attended by a degree of closeness, not so great perhaps as that which ch iracterized the market three weeks since, but suiGcient to embarrass borrowers. With reference to the future, however, it may be n.aid that the prospects point to a larger supply of currency. The Secretary of the Treasury is now pay in; out freely to creditors, aud -el ling to the public the interest bearing legal tender notes It is assumed by the Treasury Department that thc&e securities will not increase the volume of currency, since they will be held as investments rather tlnn circulated as money. To some extent, this result will be redized; but in an important degree ihe theory will prove fallacious. Banks and bankers, for example, will put their reserves mainly into these notes, and thus over $lbl.,(UOf(IOd ot greenbacks, previously held, necessarily, will be set afloat. The same rule will be adopted by the people, who are in the habit of hoarding money. Thus, it is safe to conclude that fifty per cent of the new issues will cause an actual addition to to the currency. The first eiTect of this w ill be to ease up the money market; the next will be to ind ite prices and then currency will be practically as scarce as it is now; for one of the features of an irredeemable currency is, the more of it is issued, the mote is required Mr. Chase's object, we suppose, is to ease up the money market by these issues, and then to open the 10 40 loan, which under thee circumstances he hopes to be able to place at five per cent interest. I tithe meantime, however, prices of all commodities advance, and without takieg into consideration the evil consequences of thus inflating and unsettling the markets, the increased cost to the Government of the commodities it is so largely consuming, will neutralize the advantages to be gained by the lower rate of mterest on the permanent debt. It must be apparent to every experienced financier that the interests of the country just now require, not an increase, but a contraction ot the currency, and every dollar added now, directly or indirectly, to our paper issues, driftä us farther away from a specie standard, and renders more difhcult a return to that basis. It is very pleasant, we are aware, to glide along on the smooth surface ol an easy money market, and to accumulate large profits by what is popularly supposed to be an advance in prices, but it should be liorne in mind that we must come hack to tbe point from which we are steering; and while our outward passage is calm and pleasant, the inward tup must bo through rough and stormy weather, that will deprive us of that pleasure now experienced, and render our passagt. very dangerous besides. Shoals will iippcar then where there now ecems to be deep water Tbe exchange market rules firm, and the demand is fully u; fi the receipts. One of the banks draws lor depjfitor, to ;t limited extent at par, but this is an arbitrary rate, and is no indication whatever of the market. (.Jold is firm at 56.)b. prem. buying", and silver 4. (fto'l. Or ders on Washington are in jjood demand at 9($ yr'.. 1 lie city ".uartei masters are paving up to date, and there are therefore no vouchers offering. They would bring 9797J2. The quotationat the close were us follows:"" BUYING. SF.I.LIXO. New York..---. ....... par. 1-10 prem. iolJ 505.Sö prem. 5S nrern. Silver 49 siO prem. 5isA prem. orders on w hWKton,l;. ,?dis. Quartermasters' Vouchers, city 97 $07, We have the monthly statement of three of the National Hanks, tbe principal items of which are as follows; , . . First. Second. Third. Loans l,6t6.Cis.4 " 200,.'h)'79 5SS.'-.4 Deports lJ.74.733.5tl 5t0j,U54.H 303,430.12 Gov't deposits i4H,.V)l 06 Legal tender notes. 447,912 . 49,7b.".94 23 1.35 Circulation 15,415.(K) 10,000.00 1 he provision market generally, under a heavy demand tor ouik meats, is very strong, and pri ces of shoulders, sides and hams are higher. Mess cannot be moved for less than .$20 50 for new city mess, and there are not many sellers at that New country may be quoted at $13 50020 00 Last season's packing sold yesterday at $17 for country iu.k eiioujaers are in active request at 7)c. loose, for fair we;ghts, and 7'c. for extra heavy. Sides, 9c. for 35 lb. averages, and 9) 9Wc. for 40 to 45 lb. loose: short rib. 93c. and i ,ni r ii I ii . fi " t clear 104c. Lumberlands sold at 9c. loose. equal to J?qC packed. 1 his IS an advance of fully lc. from the lowest point. Hulk hims are in active request at llHic. loose. Very little ba con in market. The 1 ist sale of shoulders was Sugar curel hams are iu good demand at H&H'Xc. for canvassed, but some brands are held at I be. aud small sales have been made at this figure. Lard is dull at 13313fic. for city. It is not offered so freelv, but there is not much demand for it Head and cut llU(3Jl5c i tic united Mates Uommissary to day awarded contracts for 5,800 brls. prime mess poik at prieea ran ein' imm sm all tn These awards nc n. e a l the tender made. O - W - The awards for bacon have not yet been made. The heavy purchases by government aud the large demand for bulk meats on European ac. count, taken in connection with the great deficiency in the hog crop, cause increaseal confidence On the part Of holders. The stock of pork in the New York and Uroofclyn inspection yards compare as follows: February 1, 1SG4 8S.1S0 bbls. Jannary I, 7S.9S.S ' February 1, LsC3 87,&0 ' Under the news from Washington regarding the sUtus of the tax question, holders of whisky put up the price to-day to 9Jc in New York, and bOo Lere. Private d:n.itches ay the bill agreed upou by the Senate Finance Committee is to tax stocks on hand trie, and make the duty on all manufactured alter the r2tlr of January G0c. This is a compromise, and if upported by the committee, it may be adopted. The bill, ho ever, has not vet been reported to the Senate, and this statement as to its provisions may not be correct. Flour is inactive at $5.75(25 fcO for superfine. Wheat, corn and oats are lower. Groceries rule iteady with a fair demand.

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Frem th army bopital tba bleody batü-fl14 th. mansion of tbe rieb aed bomb! abede of tbe poor from tie See and tbe aacred dn-k front tbe monntain top, distant valley and far-off Ulanda of th oreaa frotnavery nook ao4 comer of tbe dvi'died world ii oaring in tbe evidence of tbe aatoaUhing etfrcta of DRAKE'S rLAITTATIOX BITTE RS. Tbcai-andj upon thonfcjnda of lettera like tbe fotlotrinr nav be seen at or ofSce: nxtrmiriv, vT., Sept. 1, 1SÖ. .. j jtT a ja tbe army hospital for foorteen month. peecbV. and nearly daJ. At Alton. Vit . v V..l r m ...... j nn Dllt.M iu lurj kt iur a uvuir vi i iibMiivu Three bottle reitered ray peecb and cured me. C A. fL.ll.lt. Sorrw VTamaw, O., July 2, 13. One young man, who bad been ska and not out f tbe bouse for two years witb Scrofula and KryHpela, after paying tbe doctors over f 15U witbout benefit, baa been cured ly ten bouia of your bitter. EDWARD YfOUNALL. Tbe following ia from tbe Manager of tbe Union Home School for tae Children of Volunteers: II AVEMETEa Uabsiow, Fitt-Se vrrTM SraKrr,) Nw Yoaa, August 1, lfC3. i 'D. Dkakk: Tour wonderful rtantation Bitten bave been given to some of our Pttla children suff.rinr frm w eaknes and weak lungs, with mot harry effect. One little girl, in particular, with paina in her bead, lone of appetite, and daily waiting consumption, on whom all medical skill bad been exhausted, has been entirely reatored. Vie commenced with but a teaspoonrui of lilt ters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased, and sire is now well. Renpectfullj, MRS. Ö. M DEV0K." I owe much to yon, fr I verily believe the Plantation E.ttera nave aved my lite. KEY. W. II. Vf AGGONXR, Madrid, S. T." Tbou wilt send me two bottles more of tby Plantation Bitters. My w,fe has heen greatly benrfltied by their ue. Tbj Mend, ASA CURRX, Philadelphia, Pa." " I hare brn a creat sufferer from Dyppep sia, and bad to abandon preaching. Tbe Plantation Bitters bave cured me. EKV. J. S CATII0RN, Becbeter. X. T." . gend us twenty-four d-sen more of your Plantation I'.itter, th popularity -f which ar daily increasing witb the guests of our houe. SYKFS, CHADWICK t CO., Proprietor of Wiliard's Hotel. Washington, V. C. I have given the PUntstion Bitters to bundred of our disabled .Mi-r wirb tbe ml Moni.hinjr effect. O. VY. V. ANDREWS, SuperlutenJsnt SoMier' Home, Cincinnati, 0. The Plantation Bitters have cured tne of liver complaint, of which I wan hid op prostrate and bad to abandou my busine-s. u. Ii. MMiSLET, Cleveland, u." " The pijntjtton Eitler have cured me of a derangeni nt of the kidneys and urinary organs that has distressed lne for years. It ac s hk- a charm. C. C. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N. Y. Ac, Ac. Ac, Ac. Ac. The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, tbe lan guid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer. They arc composed of a celebrated Calisaj a Bsrk, Winterreen, Sa-safris Roots, Kerbs, Ac., all pres-erved la perfectly pure St. Croix Kuiu. S. T.--1860.--X. Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness. lassitude, palpitation of tbe heart, lack of appetite, dis tress fr eating, torpid liver, constipation, A deserve o suffer if they do not try tbem. Tbey are recommended by tbe highest medical author ities, and are w arranted to produce an immediate beneficial effect. Tbey are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. Notice Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitters in bulk or by tbe gallon is a swindler and impostor. It is put up only ia our patent log cabin bottle Beware of bottles refilled with imitation deleteroua stuff for which several persons are already in prison. See that every bottle has our private United States Stamp over the cork unuiutilated, and signature on steel plate side label. Sold by respectable dealer, throughout the habitable globe. P. II. DRAKE fc CO., 202 Broadway N. Y. fehi-dCtn HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. Tbii is the mo-t delightful and extraordinary article ever discovered. It chsntre tb iun burnt face and bands to a pearly satin texture of ravisbing beauty, impartingthe msihle purity of youth, and the tlinfinffvs appearance so inviting in tbe city belle of fashion. It removes tan, freckles, pimpl-s and roughness of the skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and smooth. It c n tains no mtterial ir.jurious to tbe kin. Pstroniicd by Actresses and Opera Singer. It l what I evcrJr lady bo,,ld have. Sold everywhere. Fr pared by W. E. IIAG.VS, Troy, X. Y. Address all orders to DKMAS S. BARNES A CO., New York. feha-uGni-eod BKOWNS DRONCniAL TROCHES. THESE LOZENGES ARE PREPARED from a highly esteemed recipe fur alleviating Bronchial Affec tions, Astarn, Hoarseness, Cough and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. PEBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS Will 2nd them beneficial In clearing the voice before speaking or singinsr, and relievin f the threat afar any unusual exertion of tbe vcal organ, having a peculiar I adaptation tr affections which disturb tbe organs of speech. Sold by all Druista aad Dealers in Medicines in tbe United Statesand mo-t foreign countries at 25 cents per bo. feb4-dlwlm I FACT It I ft Dye. ' In the vear 1S45 Mr. Matbew first nrenared tbe VENE T1AN UIR DYE; since that time it has been used by thouaid, and in no instance has i failed to give entire satisfaction. it. nHce Is onlv Fiftv Cent., and earh bottle contains double the quantity of dye in those usually sold for one doMr- . Th YKNETIAN. DYE Is warranted n-d to injure the aair or the ealp in the slightest degree, The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity and eer tainty. the hair requiring no preparation whatever. veeiian die produces any snaae mat may b desired on that will not fad, crock or wah outone that is as permanent as tbe Lair Use IL tot sale by all druggists. lYvce 50 cents. A. L M.UIIKnA. General Airer.t. 12 Geld street. N. T. Also, M.nnf-cturer of Mathews Arnica Hair Gloss, tbe best bsir dressing in use. irlce 25 cent. junel8-ly IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR Haivky's Femalc Pnxa have never yet failed io re moving difficulties arising from obstruction, or stoppage I , 1 .1. , . I 1.. vlu,lur' Vl m ".''". '"'"i. wh'n nn m öpinai ajrectioos Froiapsus, tterl, the Wbite-, or other weakness ef tbe Uterine Organs, Th pIIs are perfectly hannl-M on tbe coastitntion, ami may b taken by the most deUcaU female witbout cauaJin? distress tha saiae time tbey act like a charm by I strengthening, invigorating and restoring tbe system ta a I I healthy condition, and by bringing on tb monthly period with regularity, no matter from what causes th I obstruction may arise. Tbey should, however, NOT b taken during tb first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as miscarriage would b tbe result. Esch box contains 60 p'lht. Price f 1 . Dr. HARVEY'S TREATISE oa Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriege, Barrenness, Sterility, Repr od ac tion and Abuses of Nature, and emphatically tb Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 4 pages, sent free to any address. Six cents required to par postage Tbe Pill and book wJl b seat by mail wbea desired. securely sealed and prepaid, by J. EST A5, M. D-, General Agent, No. 7 Cedar street. New York. XlSold by all tb principal druggists. TOM LIN SON A COX. Druggists, ageaU,

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SPECIAL KOTICSO. C5TLADIES! L'ADIESI LADIES! DOST Call U read tbe a-lverUseisert la tb'.s paper, Tsaada IMPORT A3TT TO Ft MALTS- t. Ckeetaaaa, f ew Tork, has deKed the last U'rty rears of ki prartka ta FeauaJe CwpUJata. IIU Pill act like a ebara. Tkj are reliable at4 safe. vr-44m t3TNEW DISCOVERY FOR THE speedy ana penoaneiit rara of Sesifaal if altsa. Cretbral and Vaginal !. hrr. Gl ei. leual Dfa., EaatadMS, tmpo4.oc, GeulvU Debility ad eaaM 4 lbs PJadier an 1 KKlneyt. Bau.' Srrrjnc Pua are warranted la all eaaea an-t caa be relied tu X ttaatj. f 4w required. Tbey do not oanat,nor l'ittrfre wirb baa'-rve sraits. tjwarda f 20O caea bare b-si mrrd J. part wtowtku Xitr0 tA-va oh4 kmnJrri Ay-icinas tksm in iXrir jriaU jnscl ice, ! .il ;ii eeö tAWr tearg. Tbey are entirely banale oa tb ysteaa, and caa be relied en in all caes arising from youtbful Imtlsrretioa er self-abuse, which often, incapacitate tb sufferer fresa fulSUing tU dii4 fmuirrUtl V. X TREATISE of M pages, containing means of cure, sent free to all. Two stamp require: for pea Lag.. Tbe Pills will be sent by mail, securely seaW, receipt of Owe Pollar.by J. ESTATE, M. H, 75 .76 Ce4r etreet, 5 T. Sold by all tbe principal druggists. T0MU5SO5 M 001 Ageats, apUO-dAly Udinnjiia.

MEDICAL. TO THE LADIES OF AMEEICA! . t MORE VALUABLE TTIAX OOLDI MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD! MORE YALTA BLR THAN GO!.! MOKE VALUABLE TH AN GOLD Dn. jxo. z. Lroys FKKXCII PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FOR FEMALES, im FEMALFÜ, FOB FEMALES, Suffering from Irregularity or Obstruction cf tb Ileuses from whatever cause. IT IS SURE TD CURE! IT IS SCUK TO CUKE! IT 13 SURE TO CURE IT IS PURK TO CUÄI It is lmpoUle to enjoy the Moom ef health and v vacityof pirits unlesatbe Mruera are regular as to tb time, tbe quantity and quality. W hen tbey ar chearmcted, nature makes her effort to obtain for it maw ether outlet, and, utile. these efforts of nature ar assisted, tb atient usually experiences Despondency, NervousMM and finally CONSUMPTION a.sumes U away, an4 prematurely terminates a miserable Kf. IT REMOVKS ALL OBSTRLCTIOXS! IT REMOVES A1X OBSTRUCTJONSt IT REMOVES ALL OBSTOUCTIONS IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! IT IS A PERFECT REGULATO IT IS A rERFFCT REGULATOR! IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! IT IS A rKKFECT REGULATOR BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN M1XD THAT 1 GUARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE THAT I r.RARANTZK THAT I GCARANTEX My DROPS TO CURE Suppression of tbe Menses from whatever cause, tb.ugh car should be taken that my directions are carefully adhered to. BUY THE BEST! BUT THE BEST! BUY THE BEST! BUT TUE BEST1 BUT THE SAFEST! BUT THE SAFEST BUY THE SAFEST BUT TBE SAFEST! BUY THE SUREST! BUY THE SUREST! BUT THE SUREST BUY THE SUKEST! TT n ICH IS LTON'S DROPS! WIJICH IS LYON'S DROPS! WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM By strengthening and invigorating and restoring tbe sys tem ta a healthy cond'tion. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may b r lied on. XV Tbey are peculiarly adapted, as they bring on tb moolhy period with euch perfect regularity. BE WISE IN TIME! BE WISE IN TIME! BE WISE IN TIME! EE WISE IX T1MKI ONE BOTTLE CURES ONE KOITLE CURES (INK BOTTLE CUKES ONE liUTTLE CURES In almost every ease. HO NOT BE IM1-OSED UIVN, IX) 50T UK IMPOSED VltN, DO NOT BK IM1MSKD t lDN, DO NOT BK LUruSEU LPOS. But cut this out and rend It to your Dmcirjst, and If bt h not (rot it make hira buy It for too, or It may be btaaneo of tbe Oeneral Agent lor tbe iimeo eiaie. C. O. CL.SRK CO.. Wholesale Dnirgist. Sew Haven, Con. For sale by all responsible Drug gists. Price SI per bottle. Wholesale Dealers and the Trade supplied at the Pro prietor's prices by I.OIID V NJIITII. Chicago. SUIRR ECKSTEITf A CO, Cincinnati. bROWNIXJ ""iO AN, Indianapolis la'ylO-dlyeod - - . . FUnrilSHINC COODS TH0IISSEII & LAHEY, 67 West Washington Street, liewieen iiunvi ana r si sat; as ftearlr ppoHe tlae Dalles Ua WHOLESALE NOTION COl'SD, Gaits' Mirnlhins Good AND II O H I K It Y . IXT sld Prices. rkJstkli: decU RE NOVATE HO. CLEANING A?;D DYEIKQ ESTACUSIH fTirrX UNITED STATES DTX-HOrSX, 50. S3 tC VaiTa, J Illinois street, Indianapolis, lndtana. t this old and well-known establishment, tb UdJ7 caa bav ailxs arad woolen goods dyd ta prrnanat . beautiful colore; and gextta gannenu Uorasgtly ranawa ted aod repaired. . .J New and second -band dotbing bosgkt a paticoUr braoe i ta boalnaw Amm l.aWIIH.ai taJlai eVatkv. f tMMW fttt SkStT tfla4atww so wrought that it can not be yuibk is ti . Remember lb place. No. ta ofita IlliTioi-strwrt-imtra n s"rti-riiffislWi

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