Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4664, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1865 — Page 2

()AI1ATINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4

i a iit.iir plai t. Afrer everal dat a-.Iesce the Journal of yesttrdaj ftlt lt'.f r,tcf?-'.uted, we to ay metbing cpon th Sttte debt question. On Ihe 23;h of September e ;rcpoed four itqu'rita t the Republican organ, end asked for fair oJ raatily answers. We reproduce these quet'ot for they are j j-t a pertinent cow then: 1. If the bosJhnUr- h??e nr.: the right to demand pttmrnl cf the Ss-t for the hoods iaed vnder le h ( J tntitrt 10. at the eirtraton of twenty years, will tie? ever have tbe right? 2 If the Stale i rot in hor.rvr bound to p? or edjmt this debt to the sttifaetion of the crel itora At th ead of taenty ?er. i ther an? ob ligatioa ob the part of the State to pay or ehanae the eharacter of the irnlev.e-iue. to I the rate of Ictere-t upon it fire and two and a half per cent. at asy future time? J. If the debt i Dot duet io Januar r.ext, we isqaire of the Jojrnl if th? rn 1 iuM under the act of IcMS are ml a j'rprtual loan if the State w desire it, at the rt of interest apec;ti fire tad tu and a half per reit? 4. And we a!o ir.oiire of the Joarnal if pood faitn on the part of tbe Stte doe not require that a denn 1 of the boQJbo!dr of the funded debt for payment after tbe expiration of twenty year. shall he met by either it? payment, or else a renewal of the debt upon term which iball be just aod satisfactory to the creditor?" After loer thy? cocsiderat.oa, tbe Journal rciotere-l courage enough to answer one of onr ioquiric?, tnd only one. In reply to tbe fourth, it taja: "At to the lueacion addressed to u we remark that if a eoritratt to pay um of mnet at an? time aft'T twent y year at the jlantr j tne State, mean? iht ;t i ptyable absolutely at the end oi twenty yean, good Uitb reqoire? that it hall theo be paid otherwise not. We have repent edly expreH our conviction that it meiti do such thin?." Aod ha? it uot eipre?H it? convictioui to be just the reverse of this? The Terre Haute Expren, in an article upon tbe uhject, which will be found in to day's paper, says: "If the editor of the Journal will look buk on bit file only a few month agf. be will there find be then be lieved that that portion of the debt f tbe State eipre.-ed in five and two and on-hlf per cent stocks, laus du on the l.'tr day of January next, and mint le irdcuhJ jot, or the integrity of the ?Ute will suffer." JVeir, and for some un explained remon.tbe itme pdixr ha? chtnged to the opinion th t the rieot docs not fall due at that time, and hence we mnt infr tat the Stite i cot called upon to rroside for it. We have got one iiiwfr f r m tle Juurtil and we stick pin there. Will it anwer with ojia! franktifM, the other em-jaine-? It it ne '.nil ctien lit i fair be!d tu pu cd it tVi.e Jicuion of tbe ?ub ject, aa question of S:at policv, live-tfJ of pirty conider'i!i')r.. The Juurmtl itakex the groui-d t!tt the iiebt ii not due io Jiicury text lc h. cot vet i'enied. and it caLnot do .o truthfully, tint the object of His Excellency in couteniLg the called enion wa for the purpjcof !j'i.tin the funded debt of tbe bliie cietttl Jani.nrv 'J. lrlf. Tbe Journal assume It be tLe organ of the pnty and of the Site AdfiiinNtration heri-e we he the right to acce j t it? tit authurative. 1 b paper h oo indi tiJulitT. It does iOt y ruUi in it elitorU' to pite the i:idiidul opiiiion t Hoi.LOW.ir, DilGLa-.-, CuMMEIi, NkWCoMB, Flitchib, Hakimn., Halpi! find wr do not know bow oianj tuore a!t tifie, but the principles aid policy of the prty it rrprt-enr-. Talicsr thee facta into roniidcritiou, we had the right to ay the Journal a-uiuiu the ground that the dett wan not due in Jtuutry next that there could be u other than ? pecuUtire pur pose iu attempting to adjust an indebtedue of theSttte, the payment of which the creditor!had no riht to demand. We ahowed by tb figures that uch au aijulmeut would irtually add $l,G'.0,fi(Ml to our State indebtedness, and mcrote iur aunutl taxe $r2.",t'(JU, without any coiis'.dt'ratiou whaterer, o far a- the State was concerned. 1 hf Journal aaid there w art apology for thi cnoinuu addition to the burden of tbe people, tj cbingin; the rhnracter of ti e indebtedoe, and it waf to prereat true fut :re Daiocritic Atei t of State from embezx';ii the public mouey. There ia no evideure tri.u the btite hi Io?t a dollar by eittrr f the Ut two Democratic Statt Agenti, o that the force of that argument is Iot. But the Journ tl unwittingly coucede, in offeiiog thii excuse, that the Democratic party mar come into power once mjre If it should not. then it i redection upon the iuterity ol the members of hi own part?, who tuiqht be elected to the position. The Journal mut admit that If it cot stru tion of tbe act of Januir? 'J, 1 S4 . correct, it would be iloicg preat iiju-tice to the people of Indiana to saddle them, just at thi time, when the? are le'it z taxed eo freely, witb additional bur Jtn, exrecia'ly a it fajs il.e faith and honor of theStitei not pleJed to adjust or pay thi in dctr wirir- in January next That i the dilemtn i wh.ch itcontrurtion of the act of January 19, labt, pUce it in. aud from which it cannot e-cape. Again we a?fc the Juarn.! tr rvplr to oor ticir.wcred yur'tio':?. "Tbe ht'Mility of the Sentinel to Governor Morton tranr eii.J the ordiu ry rancor of party feeling, and i- uii:c!e f on every pMsible occasion, and in every ccMiceivrtble mtnLer by dire t. diwnright, impudet t f al.-ifi it) on. as weil as si eiking lautiiJo.'" Journal. These are orotd hsrej, and we challenge His Excellency orgsn Jortherrojl f it asertsons But upon ht niet In thi Cear ft d which place h:act above ciil cisri? For fittr ye?r he h?' teen bu:!y eDn;e. 'upon every po;b!e occa!on" denouueib bis political orpoceats. usiug the ra j o;jprobiou e.ahtts, with the moat inftmotj? rhtrgt?, and we can conceive of but one nv'iTe for IV pirtlm and peroral malice h perj-ontl acrandirf mer.t. In a carefully and e labartteU pr p tred peecb, which he delivered at Richtrotd, on Tr.urda? cibt lat, Le took t ciMS' ii o atin vi hly h:s po i t eal oppouect a:,il rej eat the v.l slarg, with an envenomed hi--, i r.e U'cs upon ' every pjaaibie occasion " Ai J t-e.-e sidrlrra re lev elled a,:. ni tuen hoö ho-piulity he accepts. whotii he metis iu !.i;!y iuteicour.-o w,;:i t:.e utxni't ewrdial.ty, whce vitw of p-bl.c policy be rrofcf" tu n t l..-- buijeily ui rrhtlulI? enterta'i.ed Y! t; t c: urines , review of H s Kxr; ' v '- .:'... ,vi At. t declarations "inivo. . t;.e .-ri:cr? rancor cf party ft-el i. ' .e t r-c oi u.: true. The "e; t nel b? tr : thosL.sl fI.f ruvr" c t H a Kir i t rrT witt l a l,s it.,o O.a:-! mi l.;s due. This the Jot.rr il well knows. J; tba? srfan reprastiiieJ the v;i:i.ti ifi-iesd n ( )t Ad min : strati '1. ;;.jke Indiana bjl w.ta tie de!iti iir -:e ? i ' i.u DiIioC And we mv a id that A iv,e crft l.;-to.'y of the ad inin'.irlion t! Ii. lo it would t tie nnf'-' f cuaid bt wntteo, j i! sonM at.nish tbe j goi people of lr. J in, rc i that p--rtion who have been dereieJ ir.to ilie ne'ie' that O P. Ü was a wi aüJ p-o,l .i, ; . jook at the coluiLi.s of the JoLmal daily, a paper which is the enetial orsn of Ii s Kxclieacy.isi wht do tley txhi'.it! "Oa every possible occasion, and in every conceivable man-

ner, by direct, dowcrlght, impudent f!'catlon, wel! it tneakisK ir.eD-Jo"' it tcitili'y la it p-l.tieal opponetta i mai-ifestel wi'.hout any jut 5ct!on er apolopy. Eres the e:ypi;tr which wiirea oer the ctilic!mi upou it nn'er. i fu!l of tbe ?ery fa! cti& and iaueiidus

which it condense? when tbe? bare a di7eret ap plication. If (Jorert-or Moxtos and hia organ do not waot CTitici pon their aet they fnut net iorite them by ?i!I fticg the motirei and intefrity of their political oppocec:?. There are tho?e who urderitand the iDsidedo;cg?of the pat fvur jean the iLcer life which it waa hoped waa ao cotcealed a? to be forerer hidJen from the rubric e?e. which t:me and c:rcomstancei ma? bricg to light atd it will be tbe disem boweling of whitened sepulchre in all their rotteoce? and deformity. riuiii.G. The Iidiacapoli Joirnal, cf ye?terdiy. accidentally, no doubt, o Hi it ted from the report of Governor Morton' speech, wbich it published, the following line: I from tee C'Jtflnnatl Commercial of Saturday.! Tbe foreg'iinjj we cop? from the Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday. On Saturday tbe Indianapolis Journal in a otiee of Oorernor Vloatox's speech at Richmond, on Thursday right last, remarked : "Our special abort band reporter has furnished us with a cop? of Oovernor Mortoo'a elaborate speech de!i?ered at Richmond on Tburada? eretiin?, and we hid expected to lay it before the readers of the Journal this morning; but owing: to the crowded atate of our column?, we are compelled to defer its publication until Monday." On Saturday morning tbe speech appeared in full io both the (Iizttte and Commercial. The crowded s'ate of their columns did not prerent its publication. It cow appears from the Com mercial's allegations that the Journal bad so ahoit hand report of the speech, as it alleges, but copied it rtrtutim, tt literatim, it jijnctmitim, fnmtha Commercial. The headings, subdivieions and all are just as ther appear in tbe Commercial. The Journal has had a great deal to say lately about its enterprise. Here ia a sample of it, and likewise of the pious fraud? of that rery moral concern. tzTThe Journal'a attempts at wit. and they are all upon borrowed capital, puts us in mind of a pretty good thing told us by a gentleman eocnectel with thit establishment. He says that in a conversation with an old Republican farmer from Wayne county, the latter remarked of the'Meading man' (that expression is theatrical we believe.) of the Republican Central organ, that when 'Bill" was in Wayne, engineering politic? in the limited fiel J of that county, he could he tolerated, but to place him at tbe bead of the State organ to eolightea ind guide the part; in the State upon questions ol f-uMie policy, he thought wan nrrend io; it on pre'tj thin. Thit's just the character of the Journal's attempted witticUma very thin. tST'The Journal, in noticing "the Twentyfourth colwred regimcLt, raided in Indiana," thus eulogized them: Thoe heroes, who deserve chiplct and honors." The organ Cin see heroes, deserving chsplefn nd honors in the "colored"' repimects, but it his no such terms of admiration for the white soldier of Indiana. Evidently the Jcurntl is not willing to consider that the wh't coldiers. even if they behave tbemscUes, are equal tot'ie colored troop swMilwwwwaMwjwMiWawjwaBBBwiiwaiWBwawiisiiiiiiiiMii The r.pl rnpal huroli-ltoiiniou of tlic - epuriitcd diuretic. At te? meeting of the t'pncopil Convention of the Diocese of Nes York, la-t week. Bishop PoTTaR, iu hia annual addfe.s, in eloquent and f elmg termn and in a Christian spirit, urged a re tnion of the Northern and Southern Churches. The seutiments be expressed upon the occasion rece ved the cordial approval of tbe ConventionThe triennial Convention of tbe Church assem bles in Phihdelphia this week, and doubtlees meteure-4 will be adopted which will restore tbe union which existed before tbe war, and thus aid io bealinr the political lisensiocs and aliens tions wbich will open the way to a lasting re umon of the States. Tbe following are the re mark? of Bishop Potter upon tbe prospective reunion with the Southern Church, which, as will be seen, ne heartily endorses: ' Among the many happy conseqnences of the restoration of peace will be, it is presumed, the speedy reappearance iu our general ecclesiastical council of the beloved btetbreu, bisbops, clergy, od laity, who for four years have been separated from us by hindrances incident to a täte of war. It will be a reunion that will arouse the teoderest sensibilities of every Christian heart. It will ahow that old affections have onl? been restrained, not extinguished, and tbat feelings long pent up claim a more than ordinary indulgence in demonstrations of love, respect and sympathy. I verily believe, aa I do most reverently hope and pray, that not one werd of reproach or bitterness will be beard, not one look of coldne appear, to mar tbe dignity aod loveliness ofthat touching icene. Iq that much-loned-f'or welcome hour, we shall need no declaration of principles, no formal indication of the peaceful character of the Christian ministry. Divine Providence has spoken! Anj words that we can ue in reference to the past, whether persons or things, will be a mere impertinence, add ing nctMug to the lessons that come to as from adove, and only leading to change celestial barmonies ino the miserable discordant souud of earth born passion. The important acts of the Soutbern dioceses, done while they were in a state of separation froos us. and which therefore require the unction of the General Convention, will unquc-tionably be recognized and confirmed at once They are only three in nuumber. The election of Bishop ilmerby the diocese of Alabama, the erection of Arkansas into a regularly organized diecese.and tbe election oi the missionary oishop of the Southwest, Dr Lay, to tbe Epi.-co-pa'eof ArkaLsss 1 htc act were eminently proper under the circumstances The two distinguished breihrcu selected by tbe two dioceses named, are universally e-teemed throughout the whole church, and there will not be a disseuling voice to the action wh:ch will promptly place them uoon an equal footing with all their brethren What haj pi oess and glory for the church which eac present such a spectacle U the world immediateiv after the clos-e ot ructi a coi dut ! And how little to be envied would be the judgment and the feeling which could interpose with ill timed words to break the charm ot chritiu unity and love, and Dike tbius which ouht to besicred seem common and unclean Let us eisr up our un ted prayers that the whole church taav rise to the height of th.a gre.it occa-ion. and tbat if, uchappil ?, any one misguided pint seek to trouble the peace of Irael. it may olIj prompt to a demonstration, still more emphatic, aßd ot that Chri-tian sympathy wbich will u: -doutted!y animate the general m nd of tie durch Let me avail myself of this occa:on to recommend to the ttvor o? the l; ce nil ju di'.ious and pruperl authenticated e 'Torts wn.th rati be rnsde to extend aid to the ch ire'i w::vn te S utSeru Ui.msm. Cnurch eiii he oren inured, an I. in rainy case i;e-troed church property has been lost the ability of tne people t restore what has been decayed, and to utain the mxiitrations ot tr.e church, hts been id:v aud Kriefiusiv imiaued; and to imp.rt to fiem of our abundance, where t ma? be done with the sanction aLd under the direction ot our own bihop. a verj eset-t al coad'.tion, shou'd be esteemed b? us as one of the I a create, o; oar privi.eges. it u true the dit ct:uihl b:shoy of tteorgia has. in hit adJretw t thi? convention. srken to bis eler?? an.i r.rr. e stronly acaicst going abroad fjr exterior aid. -h"i! thenj to reiy upon their on eteri ona. ,tij so bt fjutect win UCh prjvisioo as the can icke with the means and appliance le't wuhiu thew- reach And much to the same eject ia ih frietiJly rerone wLich I have received in a private le-ter (rum the eicellet.t bishop of Virginia, in reterence to a suggestion which I haJ ruade, that a?.stnce mijht be alTorded. if de reJ. fur the re let of pariahe? abd clergy tbat 4 bad auSered heavily, lie thoacht the people

were ioclired O be kind, and the clergy to be costrst with such things as they tad. Theve are very natural sentiments for thoe b'ahop? to express We msu t but respect tbe feebne tbat prompt theo, aLd wecn ?ery well undeigtmU why tee people should be reidy to welcome such instructions from their chief pastors, od to act npn then to the utmo-t exteit of the'.r ability Iijt the que-tioQ is, jf such delicacy and re?erTe are, under the circum-tricef, not unnatural in them, wbat the course of conduct which wjll be most proper and toot becomitj in us? Truly there is not a heart tbat bears me that will besittte a to the answer. Be deli ete, be coniderate in your mcdes of action; but jut in proportion as they spring from speaking, do ytn be forward to minister. Wait cot to be entreated; but try to find out where good can be done, aud then, with all tenderne and resrect te;r to be allowed to do it There

are nobler men in the Hou.e of B.shors I speak as if the last four years where an abflute blank, and made no part of my b;story. I speak without fear of being teiaunderatood, for m? sentiments on catiotal unity aod authority bare been ?ery well known I m there are no nobler men in the House of B shot than sereral t- whom I now refer, and whatever may be their feeling? ef delicacy, or of allowable tride. they will not deire to fee ruins pe'peiuted, or oul? tardily or imperfectly repaired, which might be more peedily and more effectually restored with the ail of kiuil? hearts and band Acain. then. I say, let us be prompt to avail our-elres of ever? opening to do good. Let uc be forward to search out channel? through, not in a proud, patroniz ng spirit, but with a modest, loving, Christian ympathv, we ma? pour out the suffer ings wbich will help, not ouly to rebuild tbe wa.-le places in materul things, but also to repair and renew whatsoever may have have been deca?ed tu tbe hearts of ?our brethren. I at k ni;.n?. A Chicago firm will pack beef in Kew AIbmy, comneccicg the middle of November. Death or Da. Taliott. Tbe following nc a r . 1 r r rr , i m t ee oi tne aeam ot ur. i aioott, taken Iron a Boise City paper, will be iotere-ticg to many of onr reader: "The death of Dr. Talbott, which took place last Thursday, will be learced with sorrow b? a larger circle of friends and arquit.tnces than is usually tbe lo' of men in his profession to et io? He bad , since 1?59, been engaged iu the piactice oi nis (roiesston iu Uaiilornu, U'eon, aod at last io Idaho, making, wherever he wei t, almost as many friends as be hid at quaintances, Lot less by bis successful and skillful course of prac tice than by his eminently social and friendly qualities His advice was sought wherever the sick could hope to avail theui.-tltea of bie treat ment, and there is little doubt tint overwork bat tened the progress of the die4-e tbst t-lo-ed hi life. But a few days nnce, and while so ick that he could bsrdly npeik, and could not sit up we Called on him for a few minutes, during which time oie of bia old pmteri's in-i-trd on getting a carriage t. entry the Doctor a fe blocks distant, to pre-cribe for hi- -ick ro. Dr luuu w iHjru oettemrer -ii, iruu, rieitr Kichmoiid, Va., and wa there-tore botrlj ßltv six yer?i of age. While !. ie vouni;, hilnt-ier with his familv, move( to Keituckv, where hi minority wa ?pent He elt!ed in the pra-tire of meoiciiie in the Stute ot Ii diri and in 1?I4 ws elected State Audi'or in Ito'J be wont to California, where he remained in bis practice til lrü.l, wden be becime ne of the pioneers of Idaho I eiritorT fiom wbich be has betu ab-eut but a lew months Kt a time since His funerei ) esttrdat , w is more numt rouslv attended than any that ever before occurred in DoLe C;ty .' V a a f ATM, ACt lPENT A MAS ."MIOOTS X 1 1 M f. L Htiiry S'iicr, a oung mn biitbly e tee rued whs aciidciitlly btt and killed, on Saturday . I . . . I i . II : . . near Ai.eiTii.e. narritu coUTiiv. äl r. 3 re uded :t Lme-ville He was out hui.t.ng, nnwhile tlitiitnug ovei a lencc. his pini (.1 double tarreled phot gun), at hall-.-uck. was discharged by tbe banjuiera Cdtcb.ng on a rail. Both bar rda were discharged, aul took effect in bis bdo men and shoulders, ctusing almost instant deatb N.A Ledger. Hoos We hud, on Siturday, an interesting interview with one of the heaviest pork de tler and packers in Southern Ibdiana. He informed us that be had jut closed an extensive corre poudence with drovers in this section, and was informed by nearly every communication re eeived, that utock hogs were plenty, and the corn crop probably tbe beet raised ia the past ten years, lie informed us tbt it was the genera opinion among packers that the market wouk open in November at not more than $ or $tf 5(1 per I DU pounds. I he supply will be very targe We under?t ind that three packing houses wil operate iu this city the comiDg seon. X. A Ledger. The Locks at the Grand Rarii3 Thi structure, we understand, is in such a dilapidated condition, owing to the bad management of i s oiheers, tbit the locks at the present time cannot be used. I he works on the lower end aregiving way, and which, if the lock is opened, would be washed ofT by the heavy current of water. An attempt was made a few dys ago to bring a pteamer through, loaded with wheat for Seaiight fc Co., of this c ty. The pnject bad necessarily to be abandoned for the whole structure, boat and all, would be a total wreck. We are iL formed that a quantity of freight for this city is stored away below the Rapids until the locks can be repaired V incennes Sun. IxPIArOL!S AND VlXCIXNES RilLROAP CtM faxt At a railroad meeting held at Gonport, Ind , September 29, IcGj. Mr. Franklin Landers was called to the Cbair. After explaining the object of the meeting, wnicn was to organize tne luoiaiiapolis and Yin cences Rsilroad Company, the Chiirman announced that owiDg to the absence of the Knox Couutv Delegation, there 11 Uckine f!2 UUU of a sufficient amount of stock to organize the Company. On motion of Judge rrankhu, tb amount was equally divided betwteu Morgan. ()en and Greene counties, and immediateiv tsken. Upon comparing the books and adding tip the atock. it was found that there was i'U.OUU taken. On motion, the e'ot khrldrrs thtn went it to an election for Directors w bu-h resulted us follows: Director for Marion county Thorn .s A Morris Director- for Margin countyFranklin Landders, Giles B Mitchell. Directors for 0en court? William M. Franklin. James W. Aicher, R' T. Abrell. D recors lur Greene ccum? Put man Mc-Ki-siik. Andrew Humphrey. Ge re K. Tal..r. Ou uiuiion, an eleciion was th n l eid b the Directors for otbeer, w hit h re-uhtd as fol!owP; presideti' Thomas a. Mi r s V;ce Presidei t WiiliiO) M. Frnklin. Secrttiry and lieurer James W Archer. The toliowing resolution wns adopt ef : Resolved, That the li d a:ispoli journal, Indianapolis State SeuMi el, aen County Journal, aud all other paiett long tbe line of the proposed road be requeued to pubiiah the pro ceedir.gs ot this meeting The iHeeticir then adjourned. W. A. JIomg vtay, Secretary. B li and Driw Robblries. On Thur-dav we recordtd the bold an) dtrmg rtbbery by a gang of t;iree mta, of Fred Sanderson, whose hou-e wa- rntered ai d he au ted on Moudav hik'ht It is now 'Jemonstrsted tbat a reiar orcn:t-l e n.tf w i e.icage i iu ibis KoiJ roht erv, aud thti iL s i.ufi i-ex eud.ug its cpcrticiis to various -ict on ot tt eiountv I. ..f ! r.,.i.t 'I '! r- j ma r- f. n f .... , ... ... - ...... , n a ' i-i i Trr ani his 1 idv. o! Gre nville. were returmn: ir'.tt vittng patient. !d Ltn within ibout a mile ai d a Ln'A of Greenville, trey were -lnl'el bv three i i it.dre!s. O. e tf tte men toik bold of t':e b.ir-es briI!e, wh.ie tie tter o. nth cucked re'ivrts pl.iea z.ear tbe herds cf IV H. at;j Lis i:e, (ieai?L(ie the:r inoiey Of cour-e re-is; a: ce w van; . r d Dr. F.oyer w comt-lled to s.jrreudtT t.:s jviLft bwk. c-utairjii) to the h fch ivm0. Th s dice. ttie of tbe robber siizeU the stub of Dr B . a:; j bre aki: p the cha n appropriated itthiun u-e Tie watrh. we Understand, w a pTo'u otte, valued mi $17.' The robbers then in a ;!. aiabLtr bade the Doctor acd b s laJy gooj t iht, at:d took their departure. Shortly after tii- occurrei.ee ut this bold and dariui robber), the 3se parties. a is euppo.-ed, wf-.t -o the hou-e of the ;! keeper, two miles this si ie of Giectii;ie. and with pistola p' tced at his head, demu.ied what rcocey he ni ght bave ia in the huue. The gatt-keeper beiuj enlireiy ddeL.ce!es, bad te ie up hi? rtior.ey, JLK) in ail. The tli'evea theu iasultH and abused him in a scandaloua tain car and decs no ped N. A. Ledger

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Ihr indlanapolU Journal -nd senti nel HDd the st-le atebt. For the Ut few dav? a very spirited contro?ersy bts been goiig oj between the InditniDOlis Journal r,o SeniLef. ia relation to tbe debt of tbe State 1 ae trrounds of differcr. re be tween tbee two leading organ are as remarkable as they are amusing. The Journal argues tbet the debt of the St.te is mt legally due oo the 19th day of January tett, tbe time of tbe expiration of fie contract made with our bond holders io 1545, bwt sajs aa adjustment should be uj.de with our cred.trs. tbe character of tbe debt cnaned, and tr.e Siate Agtnvy at "ew Tork aboiiabed. Tee bttiLel, in our jodrmeM. more reasonable aud more logical, lakes the ground tbat tbe debt of tbe S ate it due cu tbe ll?ti of Den January, Ld tnereiore the adjustment hieb the Journal deires ahuld be raace. Tbe d. ITerence betweea tt.e two editors is, not what ouhl to be dune, but tbe tea-sous tor dine it Doth admit tbe abaoiute necessity for domg the same tniog, but disagree as t tbe reasons why it should be done. 1 re practical difference be tween the two ientlemen, is ju-t that which exists between ; weedlaxlea od tweedledum." 1 he Journal goes upon tbe supposition tbat there are, and have been, capitalists foots enough to invest teir moi.e? io a ocks bearing tiro and one-half jtr ctnt ftr annum, when ttitre waa to underetood time fixed itr their - Ti ptyroeui. jegaruiug a aix per cent., a par stock, one drawing only two and one half per centum per annum, would be worth not to ex ceeu iorty uve ceuts if it bad twentv years to run, and it.would be worth nothing, absolutely nothing, if it bad forty years to run. lieuce the only value which attaches itself to Indiana two and one-hall per ceut. State stocks was from the tact thit tbe principal was due in twenty years from and attar tbe lytb day of January, 1p45 Take away this fact make tbe period of paymeLt indefinite, unceitain, at the will, and caphce.and pleasure of politicians and these stocks io the bands ot the present holders, are worth ies?. Tbe Seutioel teens to hife a keener loprecia tion ot theae facti, and argues, that when the state ot Indiana issued bar nocks to ber credi tors, and tgreed to promptly pay the interest on tne same, there was a reasonable presumption that she would one day pay tbe principal thereof that the debt was not a ' perpetual loan," and that the good faith of the State require, that a demand ot tbe bondholders of the f ua Jed debt, her the expiration ot twei-ty years, for paymeut, shall bemet by either iu payment or else a re newal of the dtbt upon u.ms ? hieb ball be just and satisfactory to the crCitori Tn: looks to us like couimon sense, commou honesty and commou justice, and if the editor of the Journal wi.l look Ouck on bis files oulv a few months ago, he will tbtre bnd he then be lieved, that, "that portion ol'the debt oi the State expressed iu five and two and out-half per cent t-totks, fulls due ou the 1 itn day of January next, and mu?t be provideJ tor, or the integrity ol tne at ire will süßer. The Ser.t-nel now propoces to the Journal, inat if it wnt tri to dicu-H this question oispassioL ttely , as CueHiion ot Mue poncy, diveteJ ol paiti-ati animosities, itcau hve the opportunity to do co. i ins i-t rii:nt, nna trie Jourusi cau but m-cepi the terrcs As "q-ioiiou of Stile policy," t'entlemeii, vou have oothine of more inapott mce to uicupi jour thoughts. other quea nor cm eOencct the lu ure gooJ name ol In dntia. iid we hope the orsatia at 1 ridiaH&poii will discuji it, "divested of paiti-an allirlloi t:w." I lie ! a eu port stviiidlo in l'ari Ilou tin')- iv vre r.v.ocd. rn (fpttmber U; (.rpondeIiCe Indoii Daily e.j The Davenports came forward at laut, looking worn and rather frightened. Tie interpreter-then invi'ed two of the auaience to come ut.x)ii the fttfre to wntcli the operation. The two h hepped foiwatd were preeied with ho I? of Cotiirere-l but tbe.-e chanired to ap plau-e when thev named them-elvr. M. H. de Pene, wel!-kno.n for a celebrated duel, ad editor of. the (jMZftte des Eirangers, and tbe Vi. eotnte CIry. i hey inspected cords and cup boards, 8.tw nothing -u.'piciou, and the brothers were as securely as usually tied to their bench The doors are closed, the unearthly Luhbub cf unmusical instruments commences : the stectator ak for light, the spirits, by their interpreter, object ; the public is for a moment silent and the brothers walk out of their box unbound, One of the gentlemen who tied them thinks the rope produced are not the same aa he had ue-l, but the objection doe.s not prevent a second manifestation This time tbe brothers who had entered the box unbound, are found solidly httiched to the bench, but a spectator whose at tention had been uninterruptedly filed upon the beech, jumps on the s'age, puts his h ind ou the bench, round wbich the cords are wound, touches a spring, the bench bends in the middle, and tbe cords f ill at the feet of the captives, who them selves plumped down not on their heads The rush, the row, were terrific, but tbe appearance oi tie LotnmiiMary of Police, who announced that the money would be returned, succeeded in re-tcring quiet. The compiny, after examining tne mysteries of the cupboird. retire not sorry to find their money in their pockets, delighted t havjng detected tbe imposture, and glad to breathe s-ome fresh air, for the heat had been stifling. I lie ltelcaae of Hrv. 1,. D. Huttou a General Orat.t yesterday sent an order to the JJilitiry Commandant in Kentucky, requiring tne immediate and unconditional release of Mr Huston, aud in a day or two that gentleman is expected back in tbn city. It is the sentiment of General Grant that military rule should now cea.-e, aud that the civil law should be unob structed Oa being mtde acquainted with the laefs fie accordingly at once put a stop to the inlamous persecution Mr. Huston has been sub jected to. Cm. Enquirer. O.m of the "argumeuts" in favor of trial by military court martial id that the military zentlemen hurry things up, while the civil courts drag aloag ititermin tbly. A military court ha been Irvine Champ Ferguson forty davs anJ the trial ' is t4'iil far from beine coiicIuJel. There tre le civil courts that coulJ beit that. New x ork Tribune MARRIED. Ci. iP.rFKRT T.nr- La't tight at 7 o'clock, at the re-idaice of -be bribe's fati er. by Rev. E.T. Fletcher, Mr. Bavu.s S. CoLDsrcaay arid Mira Giokuia Elan, enly Jaüirv.ter t f Abr.m B rJ, of itis city o it gr e ! Viiother brae cf our friends gone to tbat tndi-covernl country, from whose bourne they never retarn - ia c. up es. Hw ob we may e called upon we know M-t, rju it bh eves u to be always ready We I bespk for th touple a Oiore than usually sunny joun.y tTooifb hTe. aod speed them with a hearty and wrm "ti.d r.W yon!" MASONIC. A STATED UFTISG OF AD051RAM GRA9Ü LtJuiiK, thi ( .. 'Une.day) eveDing, at half pat evfL o clock. f?.U STATED MONTHLY MEETINti OP CE5TER Loipe, So. 23, be held lh: ( Vedaeaday eetncjr a: T o'clock. CHJ rrUEK, ec. WANTED. AliKXTS WASTED. VE ittiis w:. ted eTtr Lere. If you aiit eml ! n.f :;. ar.d a '.d icance toixa.'? tnoae, end :.d rcte rrv c!'cu!arfree by taia I HE.NjAili.N HirLHC;K, H C Laager ireet,ew York. t.C!4-Clt LECAL. STATK ur- INI : vN.V. M A!:;ON COUNTT, SS: Ir. tL- ilar;..a C:r a.t Court cf 3rUri r. cennty, ia the uri-.!!i:il,(1.ri1 Tern A. D-. ItGü Jnje. H Mciveri.a:. v. I l- In -,d ili.twi tVcTr! rt.!way t'oicj.ary, .,lniU(.n A. ard ,axe F. l):r. B E IT kNDWN. that on tt; 3d dar of October. tatbe yeir IsCi. tbe above named piainf:?, by hi a:tcrr.ejs bird u the oce of the Clerk of tte Circuit Co-rt ti. cuirf l.r.t i.:.-t il lietendacta, :b tLe atitfvf ent.tieu cu-r, t"ve;a-r w.tti an aC;dait oi a coidetert person teat orir i.dait, 'n:ou A l.--had Jarue, 1. D a,' a-e r at re .Lts ut tbe state ol .ad,.:;. id defe-idii.r re t 3-r-r,.f e hereby not ill et of t be LIli and prt.'M.cy -f -i:dc"rpla;tit aa ut tbria, and that ur.ie ü.y appear an 1 au er or demur t fcert- to, at tb c;i.i,(( of u.jcv.. on tLe .t-ci-cddaj ottbebeatterm of aid Court, to te lt' in an l Ueld at tiie Coart-boue, la tbe city cf In i.Ai.apo:!,, on the I urib Mn lay in Harh ft'it, a:d e..t:i;.U;t.t, ard tie ruatter aid thia.-s tbert-iB -o-jliü.rj ,:.d alleged, w : 1 1 be beard and deter-O-iaed lb tu;r au-.-Lce. NII.UAM WALLACE, C'erk. By W. C. staoca, Deputy. Uaaiatcaa, Fia X HokO, Attorxeya lor P.a.ut.ff. oCt4-dlil3w

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SiuuL.ti rram tt: r.oer-.frel, ai the Tare XXc Ii ai, thr-e n.ue ajia o oi asapolis on be n.fb of c;-.b'r I.', rEiN.i WAGON. naiDted Rack, n "'I"' ft icsida t,f bed uaJ color, tae taft bar pl;t ax4 Da;tl io,eitier w-i!ft ihre tx. tu, B9 seats ID'fcewaron I will ttie aNve reaarl lor etnrnef waejn ar.l casv.c Ua cf thief, or t tt j-five dollars for ion. NOTICE. STMri; on sto i. c.r FROM tte subscriber, on Jtotnlay nigkt, September Str . litt, a RAT H0L3K, ateut 10 years old, ribt y Ol n t arid the left eje ore, branded U. S. an let: fuoa.der and 8 on tbe ntca, saddle mark on the hacr. Any one avi'ff lufrrwiailcn where said hore can V found wdl lee Lberalj rewarded. JOHN McKAFf RET, oc'3-d2t Cwrner Maryland and West streets. PARTNERSHIP. Copartnership Aoticc. WE have this dav associated witb us in lavne Mr. JOHN X. CALDVfgLL, foraerly o' E. B. AUo.d 4 Co. Th buMtiri- will be rontiDuei under th old firm naoir, and Ilk onr larjre capital atd increased fac-litie.. we know w can fr've entire satisfaction to the trad-. ChOSLAU, MAGLIhE k CO. Udlanapolls, Oct. 2, 1S66. oc.3- Awtf BOOKS AND paper" HOOKS AD IMPFU . AT wholesale: -QQ DOZE?? 8PELLERS. 800 DOZES READERS, 500 DOZEN GEOGRAPHIES, 500 DOZES GRAMM IKS, 3,000 REAMS WRITING PArSR, 1,000 REAMS WRAPPINa PAPER, 500 REAMS FLAT TAPE RS, 1,000,000 ENVELOPES, 5tn DOZEN BüTTLSS IHK, 30 GROSS BONNET BOARDS, 200 DOZN SLATES, 30,000 SLATE FENC1LS, ALL AT Cincinnati or Chicago WholrtaU IV. en. AT novi:, sti:waiit & c ov, IXDIAXAPOLIS, IXO. oc?.l-dtf STEAMBOAT EXCURSION. EXCURSION OX TUK GOVERNOR MORTON. r ?HK STEAMBOAT "GOYRRXOR MORTC N" WILL JL make a Grand Kxcaraion up t COLD SPRING, in CMincsiiti)', ct. I nt l-j p. ?t lese r.viTle.iieiip and tili ri-!n?, th Nt-nmer will ;"!' Vir V "r.jL.Ii'1 to 11 t,e iclrll fTol.l St.nnir iur r-'U.-Ms Inf f-fn oroperlv ureiurf 1 lor yif --int tii.!' v. Mai y t.iomi'i-n: citizen, will b- on board the Steamer on tu. p.cür.ion A Miiil, o liefrenbtneuts. and no pains will be Ilare(l ii make tüis ooe .r tre most pleuaut excursion? of the ,aofi. 1 .. . .. " Fare for the Round Trip, 50 Cents S0CWELL, Master. oct3-d2t EtrmcarixLn, Cierk. NOTICE. 4 2JT PARTIES HATINd CLAIMS AUAINST THE Citizeu, Street Railway CorjananT will present tbe fcame lor pay ment witüout delay. r . . . ' or -q.it K. K. CATHERWOOD, Pres't. AUCTION SALE. B5T WILEYcteMARTIN. a? Real Estate Brokers & Auctioneers. SIXTY-THREE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. On Monday, October 9, at 2 O'clock, on the Premises, WE WILL SELL AS ABOVE. THOSE FINE LOTS oo South Ean street. Irin immediatel wrst ef ine nne or tu ireet Ka lroaJ. on Virginia aveou-. and eat cf the eld hometad af tbe late B. F. Mrri, Pq , id toe moat innviug sea rapidly improving locality id tbe city These Lots are all h'gh and dry, and on many there are fine fru t tre and vines. All the lots are of a conCoburn and Morris i-feei.. and wide alley convenient to venit ite for building, witli (rood front.pe oo East, all; are but a bort distance from the Vlrpnia Avenue I Line of the Street Railroad, a d are in fct the mo,t dairable L.ol yet offer-d in tbe Darktt. TERMS OF SALE: 0-e-flfih c,sb in fIz rnontha. one-fifih do in twrl vw montna, or.e-Tttb fl la e r teen monihs. and one-ftfth ao in twenty-rur months, with in ertit. iL F tr Plata, fcc , inqu.re of WILEY & MARTIN, Kt3-dtd p.el Estate F.rokers. NOTICE. aUART- ASTERS, LINK AND HELD OFFICERS reiiritr rrom tbe Veteran Service, either bv nitero itorreriijnauon.caij have all their paper fitted up Wim convetnes ana aitatcfc atCol. E ak a Militär i -1 . ... ... Ä. ,an agency, eppoj.1 e xeirapontaa I beater. A .Nu. tary rubl;c is in tbe off.ee. J ctf JOHN w. RLAKK. 1,1 Vt:tt 1 S I AKLK. f T E5HT A.LLK21. Saw Tora Lieerv nd Ml.at X Noa. Hand 14 Kaat Par1atraet.lt) the rear efj "' mrti Uvt. I THE INDIANAPOLIS lsilt .E COMPANY, Ii now peraaoently ersaniied and readr te itsaa Fir ronciea. Capital, $200,000. tT. c. tu. 1.1 r.i- - I lutcioinoiupmoi mis UUDDIBT COTEPHse af I our Btoet re-ponai&'a cuireaa. I) i ii : i) t o it s : 8 A. F"i.rrc. Sa., E. J. Pitca, Aqciixa Jovai, Uta forstv. w, H.TaLiorr, K. I.. Ri.r-Hi. A. K. Vijrro. i Tmh . a Moaaia. TM'xuFa Hit.iKe!k. "tir tt pr,e it :n the --nk-re rand B4ild;a. eeraer of 1 -ia y!wi. i'-e- n 1 V,rM::a a.-nue. f. re put. c ! hohci'ed. V . H K N ! r kSON . If eidei t Air C Jtni.4(,, Sei Trt.r? m-y I -c I v LUFHch D. WATERiVAN, M. D., llttsiiiskii aud Surgeon, I ATE Sareeoa Tbirty-n nth Indiaca To'.oateeri. j Oce GH North l eac-y Ivania treet.half a ajnara i.'-ria r tLe rostXce. Can IX) Ivo cd tber. day aoa r.inlt. Jj4-Id3a RB1L ESTATE iGKNTS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North DUnois Street IudlauapollM, Ind.

AMUSEMEriTS. great rjrvioST" COMBIDTATIOISr ! AT iraJUIAIN'AI'OIlH, Thursday and Friday, Oct, 12 & 13. Corner 7Ynfe and Genrjia Streets. TO ' S op-x tT 7 V. v. M.

U . ?VI.4 VlZi MIOWH ONE! Emhodjlne tie F.norrnent Cavalcade or 1 2Q Men and 2(M Hordes, together with a Graod C prebenbe rrenatrene. consisting f spedmens of RakE WILD HkLA collected from the Four Quarters tf the Globe. HOARD OF DIRECTORS. W. B. HOUGH Tlnina M aoaeer. JOHN ROBlNf0N,JR Kquestiian D.re tor. HKRR FRIDAY Muvcal Director LOUIS DE FABIER Director f tbe Cinjtie. v Tbt.s Immtfne Allianc coin-i-t of JL JK J o us. ; x; saj Fifty Performers. F.ve Orir nal Clown, Twenty V Educate.1 IVineü, Mx rre- , n miore Kqustn-nnes, a va ' Vo. v ' ' the JardmZ -toloaical, ran I inj s i v ii v. i v - " j t i and distinct corps of oitj- r-75-1 y, - . . I ' m v mi geurs, crorai-, Jnpi.o-draraati-t. PaatomimiRi, . in . . F.querirs, Ac. I TUK IUU1 r.j!r..j.iir. I 1 Comprises a more astonai Inir rr"v of the crne-le- , r yeU U-creme of the Kxuescu-:.'' vV. yt I .. . i S. I tb atron, tnan ua ever ne-. nAM 1 fnr. Kjn ranrpi.trilfd ia N. y-s& I any nincle enterprise in the world, in p ootol whtcn tne I ,' following unexamp ed array t,fL. la prenei'tea a ieaurr. oi theCotntlnation: (TTiV i h n .n MA'LI.K FRANCr.S, . f J Tbe brilliant Wire P.qi- V 9 TS MESDAMf S PAVFN'PORT I r As A5DC0NKAP. Premiere r;'.i!?tm!in's of La Haute Kcoie. rKTITE FRAXCKS, FAlRT KATK.LITTI K aNSIh. and LA JF.C.NK IX)C1SK, A Quartette of Beautiful and Graceful Sylphs. Mr, J ROB I SSO S, The Pabirp, RrilHant and Indomitable Eq'iestrian ana Centaur of tbe Arena, known aa tbe Xoapared Filing llerseman. Mr.J0H5 WILSON Introlucinft; a novel act D'Equitati n with a Mam moth Kite, which be wilt rid at fnll speed, leaping bars, balloon, sc. CONTRABAND LOU 3, -"iConrcal s-pec'men of Jeff. DavU' pet. naw an K.'iuestriaa pet of the public. Mr. WILLIE DUTT0N, fSß The Antoniou oT tbe Cirque, and great Someriulr Champion R.der. BKOIHRhS the Charct.ln THE CIREAT CONRAD GymData or tbe Wend, a title aud a claim whxh i undi.--puted by aDy other Pro'sMrof the Classic and Herculean Sport. In tb-ir wonderful frati of Kqueatrlan Acrooats they urpal-tbe anticipation of the met eiaclinji imaeioaiiotifl. THE FIVE ORIGINAL CLOWN Are each particular Stars In tb I I , ? t'V Motley rrofsinu. Ttey c hsim! I , 1 of the world-wide ce ehritie,, J iJSJ 1 . L. Davenport, T.Cooke, S.ra. W.K JJ Conrad and Jcbn Lew', THE GRAND CAVALCADZ, Will prov"e an outside frst rt ' sumassine brilliance, lue reous Golden waaCharbt tain nr Herr Friday'. Kilve net rand, w 11 lead the van, fo -lewed by tbe riüenLff troup o mouated Cavalier in suprrb old at.d Mirer armor, rriry KonyCha riots. Trick Hor.es, and elahra ely orcaraer.t d d-ns and vaticonaiLim tbe 7.o lorical e.ture o' tbe Comb Latin D, and tbe JKoniter F.iepbait CLtClATRa, wh will afterwards be introdurei! u tbe arena by br keeper. Dr. O. W. Iodge. OPENING PERFORMANCE. Or Sceneg La the Circle, will cn j " , h h i ai i in, i.a mir i ! i h ' 1 1 r . ctn 1 Grand Chivalrk Fntree. 2. Double Por,y Act, Cor.tr.ihand Ixai. 3. Great Barrel a-i i Tfanca Act Chi' Conrad. i. Master Ir.nk'a lKub Ac I 'Eouitat.otj. 5.7b' Quidrusl G! e. Ccn-tiVk ) r 11 W W S rad Bres. J. I.ocy Bertram, tbe wonderful Tr.ck I'ory.m ber Vrrtormar.ces. T TuerTrhtof A;oll, T. T; tar. K GrsAtHor nctil Bar Art, ra1 Kro. 9. peteJ-r:i ibuiKixixur J nion. 10 Aerial HUh-s aad IkuI.:. ivrmerautt. V U 11 Atla or. Hr.ebck. W. Cor, rad. H. Gra 4 Kcur Potiy Act. J Rol In--.. J ' 13. F k Rd;oe, Lar.:if, ft-.. . X7X IS. I-ocn 'C Mut .z; .ra r-y r Pro h-. IV Great Pare T.t'l Act. J K m , TWO BT!LLIKT PFUJO: t B'i'Ll-l NT rr.uiu. jrj"- I ancks. K ,i i AfTTiooa ail N ,V a' y j) Ever arid previous. Grar.d Cbani- at ei-a Kntertsiaaent. ADHiAs'ON TÜ ENTIRE KXH.F.IIluN 5ti Ceuta. CH.LLDPN 5 Cdu ct4-dt

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