Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 20, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1861 — Page 3
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pmmuv nAitriio, tot For th Daily Sum Sentinel. teorolffical Okrvalions. by utnv. Rang orhemc-metr (abov tero) for the wek endNi Saturday jUrch M, M
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hVuM fedslaittrt
The month of F-bmav , (y,, unusuallr wild, the arera-ce daily temneratu, Df fourteen hour?, from seven I esse la th murnmg to jne j the t vrnin. being i 34-100 degrees, ami dtrriasrhe utehts of ten hoars, from !
nine o clock in tlu evening t ,ve in the rm.niii.it;. :t!.3
v s. . fr the m. nth of
There has been an
of fifteen cloudy
day. ai-d thirteen (.ur. with -mat
about 1 42-loO iin.be, iucludiug ,out 45-100 of
qu unity of rain, being
.ten
Shooti.u Affaib is a Baoxh Two Wumx
Shot, and Qm With a Broken kad
Friday night a bloody affr.iv oocurr aj a hotue
of ill-fame, in the Dorth-weUern pai- of the cite.
Legislative ftammary. Moitdat, February 55, ISM. The bills introduced on Saturday were read a second time and referred. The II i..-e bill, relative to the formation of new counties, with an amendment that nothing therein be contruev1 to interfere with the county of Newton, wa-trelcrred to the Judiciary Committee. A resolution was adopted directing the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire into the expediency of reluc inc the number of Senators to thirty, and of KepresenUties to sixty, and one was introduced which lays over under the rule, that the Senate, during the remainder of the session, meet at halfpast eiht o'clock A. M. and two o'clock P. M. each day. The bill to appropriate $500 to erect a monument to Hon. Jonathan Jennings, was
cleared of amendment-; and ct.sse.l the second
diana was passed, and also the revenue bill re- colonized, (if any ) the amount of money on
hand, etc. The special order, at two o'clock,
being the consideration of the common school bill, (SIT,) it was examined and discussed, and, after M h mend merit to limit the compensation of county examiners to $100 per annum, it tinaliy passeJ, by yeas 30, nays 16. The report of the committee to whom was reieirel the resolution to take 600 copies of Draper's Brevier Reports for the use of the Senate, was then taken up, and the report being favorable, it was concurred in unanimous) v bv a full Senate IS Sen-
ators being pre-ent two absent, ami excuse 1 for j
the remainder of the session, on account ol sick
Late on renl'm-j;. Mr. Connor's resolution in regard to
the pay of Peace Commissioners, was adopted,
i and the jo'uat resolution of the House, appointing
hire a Cierk and Messenger, o.ich at $-1 a day; to send for persons ami papers; to set in vacation between the regular session of the Legislature, and renort to the Governor as fast as thev .-hall com-
liquor. may have the right of appeal from the j p)cte ,,ie fc, t anv Coullt'y, The Boards of Count v Commissioners. .is ;is.-ed bv ! . - . c. r i
nenm.. 1T..- C,, vr. n i - . - ' ' I report as uiai:e me tiicaai unaT iw .muiiuui. presume Kate Sm.th an-1 Mrs. Garberson W.ias r, r,ltA llf qc .rt II 1
s vi v w, m saw "ill UVIIUIII. iiiv . uuiiu
m . !, tare- w..me.i were bidly ured, and an investigating commission into the fiscal affairs one. it ls thought. w.ll die of her wound:. I: ,,p- of the Slate WiW fÄSSed. Mr Craven's licer.se pears that there was a dance at the houst of Mr. j biu( providing that applicants for license to sell
'". on we vrawiorusviiie roau, near in Hospital. Two of the women invite! guest-, we
ported by the Committee on Ways and Means, providing a levy of 15 cents on the $100 and 50 cents poll. The widows' exemption bill, the bill enlarging the legal capacity of married women and several others were passed, and a number of Senate bills were read the first and second time The House, on motion of Mr. Hofften agreed to hold a night session. The night session was well occupied with reading Senate bills the first time. Mr. Fisher sub m'tte.l a joi'it resolution, which was adopted, or deriug a discontinuance of the printing of the re port of the State Board of Agriculture. He said
the cost of the printing had been about $9,000 a ne;
volume. Mr. Nebeker made a 1 ink report with I House. A memorial was presented praying for regard to the redemption of the remaining circula-1 legislation giving Ju-tices of the I'e.tce power tion of old, liquidate! Stock banks by the agency and making it their duty to inquire into all violaof the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, lions of the law; Mr. Bundy from the Judici iry which was recommitted. Mr. Moody submitted j Committee teporteJ a joint resolution proposing it report from the Committee on Swamp Lands, j to the next General Assembly , and if to thirdrecommending tbe appointment of u joint coin concur, then to the people, to amend article 4, mittee of three to investigate frauds, with power j section 9. of the Constitution of the Sla'.e of Into set in Indi:maolis, or at any county seat, to diana, so as to require annual vs. ions of t'.ic
General Assembly :.omuiencijig on Thursday alter the first Monday of January of each years, which was made the ipMU order for Wednesday at 10 o'clock A. M. Mr. Cameron, from the
COMMERCIAL.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
cation of voters was also parsed.
Hoi st. Petitions were presented in favor of
' the Crittenden amendment; for the amendment
the township law in regard to the assessment of road taxes; for legislation against sheep-killing
dogs, and from Marshall countv to amend th. i
temperance law so that venders may not be liable for selling to minors, or to make it a penal ofTen?e for a minor asking for liquor to rejre-ei;t himself to be over 21 years old. Senate biils on second reading were taken up and the filej were
Fletcher were old rivals in tome love affair, aad were bitterly hostile. While the dance was pro greasing they got into a quarrel und fought like tigers. It is difficult to get at the facts as to who struck the first blow, and how; for the women will not tell, and the men who were there keep themselves carefully in th; back-ground. Mrs. Fletcher, however, drew a pistol and shin Kate Smith iu the lelt breast, and another woman, whose name is unknown in the leg. Mrs. Fletcher was beat about the he ul and face terribly , but whether bel'jre or after the shots were fired, is not known. There was great confusion, and a r r.t II Xf. Q ... .
home on Saturdav rooming, and in the evening , , . ,e. ... turned the numerous petitions ret erred to them was considered in a dving condition. Mrs.1 ... ...... . , , b j with the opinion that anv material alteration of! Fletcher was also taken to her residence, and. , , . " ,. . , . . , the present law was inexpedient because it has 1 when visited bv the officers was, or preteuced to - .. . . .. J , . ... 2 PTn general satisfaction, and reported a bill! be. as craiv as a bed-bug, and looked like her ! .. ... .. , , .. . e . . shghtlv amending several sections of the law. ; head might mtve beea beat to a jelly. 1 his is I about all we can learn o! the affair. There have Tuesday. February 26, 1861. been no arrests made and no complaint filed Mr Senate. Petitions favoring the Crittenden' Colly, the Deputy Marshal, passed all day Satur- amendment were presented by Mr. Lomax and
d.iv endeavoring to investigate the affair, but he ilr. Johnson, which were referred to the Comsays it is r.ex: to impossible to find out anything mittee on Federal Relations. The new county
about it, as the two principal combattants are bill was passed, and the bill requiring the invest-
not la a condition to give information the g;rl ment oi tne money oi tne sinking luno as it comes who was shot in the leg won't, nor will any one in, in stocks of the State, was indefinite'' fste!e who was supposed to be pi e-ent. This is ' le oiied. The spe.-ial order for the consideration second affray with fire-arms that Kate Smith has of the minority report of the Committee on Fe I been engaged in. She was shot iu the arm last eral Relations having arriveJ, Mr. Williams fall by a woman named Rice. ' morel to amend by striking out and inserting in strueiions to the Peice Conin; la vote for
mmanmm or btUW. The man Irving, lhe Crittenden plan for adjusting existing diffiwho shot Willis McGrew and Herrn Wilson on culticjl m the JUth The 5-, and the iimeilllSat unlay evenicg, the -27th day of January last, j ment were m,ic the special order for Tuestlay at wa tried Monday before Mayor Maxwell. Both half-past seven P. M. A number of important the wounded men were able to be out. The j bills were considered but none finally, facts are abo-it as we stated them at the time. a resolution was adoptel that the Judiciary McGrew and Wilson were passing down West Committee report at an early day whether the street about eight o'clock, a little mellow, and numlier of negroes and mulattoes in the several concluded to look into Irvings. They ap-1 COUnties of this State are embraced in the census proached a side door, the usual entrance, noticing j report, upon which an apportionment of 'Senators at the same time that the front door was lightly ami Representatives is propose! to be made, open, and as MoGrew was about to knock at the O.J. Whether such apportionments, when made, (side) door, Wilson peeped in at the window, and ! if bised on all t,,e inhabitnut!, of the Sutc ne.t tonched a light of glass, which fell and broke. , w anJ mo,attoe. inoj(1(iel, would be in con- , .1 a, . z.i : " J I
At tnis momen; to s..o e.c um ' , form.tv with the Constitution on the question of
apportionment of Senators and Repre-entatives. 3d. Whether the Legislature can, in conformity
C untuittee on Benevolent Institutions, submitmitttd a reiwrt in writing on the condition of the various Benevolent Institutions of the St ite.com-
lv Tri.Er.tm.j' IVew York stärket.
Nkw York, Hocday, H arch 4. F.f'Ur Market dull and heavy fur Siat and Wetrn. . and prices generally hare undrrgooe no importrnt change; j
m'pprr Krneraiiv u"imni; uu iura uiaitnai i'mh r!?r tM , . . -v a - - sales of 9,400trfs at 5.' 25 for uperfine State; 5 J l iMli I It lOIS Nll't't'l.
a au nr cxira state, cmeny ai o zu; ro iws-o ior common to medium extra We.tern; J'. -r 1 .". 50 for ahiping brands do. Canadian law dull and heavy; silca of 450 brl. at $ö 'J11 "' T5 for common to good. Kxtra rve tlour iiuiet at S3 -4.' 1 ; 10. Corn meal dull and heavy. Whi-ky continue firm, with goud inquiry; aalea of 00 brU at 10c.
Wheat without important rhanpe; holders dinposed to I realize; -ales of 3.500 bui-b Milwaukee club, amber Iowa , ami Wisconsin at 1 22 in store; 1, (NM) bush inferior amber at $1 2U delivered; 13,000 winter red Western at 1 SI 1 32 delivered; 5.OU0 bu-h (food white Canada at 91 65: , 3,700 bush while Western at (1 451 50, latter for very choice. Kye quiet at 75T0c. llarb-y scarce and tirni; sale of 400 buh State at 74c. Corn dull ai'd lower f-r new and steady for old, with' moderate export demand; sales of M.00U bush at 666tf 'c
for old mixed Western in store, C7äC7;jC deloered; 56 v
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IXDIAXAPUUS, INDIANA. HAS IN STORE, AND FOR SALE, 1 At LOW at TBF. Ulir QCAMTT or , KTIC 1 t CAX tt. ri K' HA I ANT OTHCB .'IS HOCIC.
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ARTIST COLOR5. best Kuglish. Iu tubes, rauvaa, 4c. tc. BOTANIC MEDICINES, and all the hxlectk- Preparation. tlOAl. OIL, an e.v.ra article, with a gvl ainoiauu-nt of j Lamp. TXTK-WCTW jf all kinds and best quality. t yx n VOl S for tLe Hsndkerchief Colognes, Co.-
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9c fT new mixi-'J Cstern at lhe r.tilro:id depot n.l de- ai .
lis-.r.l- lUk- fj.r mitl-r.. -.I1j.w KT, ikTlu fur rummn '
Fwr-AT. March 1. 161.
Senate. A petition was presented from Newton mending both their financial management, and
j county, protesting against the passage of a law to the present law re-uiatin- them, referred to Comf provide for the removal of countv seats where the , mitte on Wiivs aiicl Means. The consideration
Senator March's of the common school hill occupied the time of
bill, abolishing the office of State Printerand pro- j the House for some hours and was recommitted
viding lor letting tiie printing out to ttie lowest to the Committee with amendments ju.-.-el and bidder, was returned from the committee by Mr. pending. Mr. Brauham reportti the general Dellart. with a long ad--er.se report. A motion j appropriation bill for 1G1 and 1SG-J. The special to concur in the rej ort, and to amend by reducing j order being the consideration of the joint resoluthe compensation 15 per cent., was mde, and tion creating a joint committee to in ve-uigate the also to amend that motion to reduce 30 per cout , J w:mp land matters, after debate it was passed
eased of a heavy load of them at that statre. and . wne tie renort was tabled to give time tor the j by ye is 65 navs 23. seventeen new bills were introduced and read a minoritT of the committee to prerre their views
and present them to the Senate; DtW biHl were ! 0 riicir Horu. l tj . .1. , l . .11! . c . I r LI:
o jiiic oi ine uiosi oeiii"ereni 01 ine ic niuii
for cumn-in
to white Southern.
Oats plenty and dull at 34 .--..i"' for Western aud Canad an arid .'C i.'.Ci ior State. l'ork continues ste.idy and in fair demand; sales at ?17 50: 17 75 for uninspected meK and $12 5013 for ; prime, the latter for very choice. Beef dull aad prices without changed Cut meats steady, with moderate demand. Hofs dull and prices in favor of buyers, rales at 6,',Ä j 7 ',c Nf corn fed dressed; 5T, Sc for live weights. Ricou dull and heavy. Ijird dull mid unchanged; sales of 100 brls at 0 , j.
I0'4c. bugar and molasses unchanged
1 LIE. GLASS WAKE, Jars, Ullei, Haskv, Vials, 1c
AIR OILS. Hair Bruihes and Pomades oi all kii.ds.
'RY TtXICnR API! . I Cincinnati .Tlarket. Cincinnati, M nday, March 4.
The attention of ibe mercantile commnnity was with- ! drawn fnni bi: ,it;ess to-day, in cousequence of the anxiety ' to hear from . a- hi!n.toi-.. Flour very dull at f4 50 for sup. rflne; salos of 600 brls in lots at 14 50 for superfine ?4 60 for extra. Nochauje in erain; not much done. Whisky declined to H.'jCand closed dull. Mess pork 17 and not much demand. Bicuii 100 bliJs .uij at 7Vka.7.',r; tbe demand U las. ; active. Ijird dull and aominal. i Groceries quir' and demand limited: pri.-es unchanged, j
jsoney and ext li.niKc luaxket quiet ano rates un.n.-iii;eu New York Cattle .Harket. Market Day. Wednesday, February J7, 161. Total receipts of cattle of alllünds, for the week:
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JNSTKlllENTfs, Surgical and Mental a good stock. JsVnVI UMCOtEB, and all the popular rvrue.lieof ! the day. KUMhUTI FLKtTHO-MAtiXKTlC MACHINES at manufacturer's prices IAUI) OIL. BanBSBJ Fluid, Turpentine, i MEDICIXF.S.CHF.MICALS, forelipi and dome tic, fre.-h I and pur. tWnU.T FOOT OIL and Tanu r-- Oil. best Ualily. OIL !". Caslor. Oliv, Sprm, am! Oil of all kinUa. PAINTS of all kinds, dry and i;rcuad in oil, beat qual- ' It t, at low figure-.
PANTASC0PIC
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PHYSICIANS.
CiMNE. Multl'HIXE and other Chemicals. Oi .V. STAUCH. Concentrated Lve, I'otash. Ac,
SPICES of all kinds, ground and uugTuund, strictly ' pure.
t JIORACCO. CM AM and SuutT. afftlM best quality TTITIIt UlDIVL' 1,-... : 1.1..- I M i
j uiu.i'anui.ir., i hs-wi t tue, voiouir-i aim v.oivi
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of all kinds.
introduced, ard a number read a üecond time, and referrel to appropriate committce-j. Mr. Clay pool, from the joint committee, appointed to prepare n plan for the liquidation of the State debt, reported recommending that the Commissioners of tlio Sinking Fund he authorized and instructed to invest that fund in the five per cent, bond of the State; that the present lew of two cents on t!.e $10!) be continued for the veir 1801, and that a
can journals arc beginning to manifest a more peaceful spirit, and becoming deeideJIy less offensive and rampant, than before Mr. Lincoln's arrival at Washington. Precisely what inlluence that tact has exerted uKn their position, it would be difficult, and, perhaps, rather indelicate to un ilertake to determine. Of some of them the Post for example we could hardly suspect a disposition to surrentlcr at discretion to the Lincoln policy, while the CourUr aua Enquirrr nukes a
sumcient show ol independence to give pro- e t
Sheep Beeves. Cows. Veals. Lambs Swine. I Total 3,233 H4 322 5,670 4.710 I Last week 3,811 S 460 S.Pii 7.616 Corre-poif r week last year 3.31S 155 46 5.73 5,U2f. ' Average No. per I week laot jear.4,344 140 763 6,16'.' axr.vcs.
levy of five tents on the $1')D be made for e ich of holding to its doctnnes. at tea up to the in-
succcesling vear till the debt a paid fk it the first ! BP" ul U.,e i."w Administrata.ii. V ah the . . . , ' , , . .... limn t.ie ca.-e is dillerent; and Mr. L;nco!n mut debt paid to the $300.000 due tue öinkmg rund. a 8marter In.u, th;in we tok lliui to b?- he
Premiuin qualities Me lium to good qu.i!i:l0'
Poor do
Bill, for the relief of borrowers from the Sink- ! can get far ahead of that journal iu the indication
ing Fund, and for the perfecrtiou of mortgages to ur announcement ot his polity. Al Be this s it mav, there is a perceptible anil the same were passed. I ravombb. rhsnoe tlu. ton.-. i ,v,l i .i
Hoise Mr. Heffien's bill for the rcorganizt leading Bepublican papers. The improvement i
tion of the militia No. 1-16) waa indefiuitel v i consists in the avowal of a willingness to admit i Poorest qualities
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county seats was laid, with the report j pjag; Vom frartirtniillsynsiMr of itn qsjwition ol Committee on Rights and Privileges, on the ta j territory south of äG deg. w min., antl taking ble. The bill supplemental to the game hw, pro- outof Congress the discussion of the slaverv ... e . .Iii e titicstion, so tar as present tcrritorv is coiicenicl. vidinir a penaltv tor shooting on tiie lands of i-u- j ' . ',. ,. .. - 6 3 ' I his does not esscntiallv diner troni the proposi another without the owner's consent, was ordered 1 tion advocate I by some of the le iding Democratic to be engrossed. The joint resolution ptoviding ' and conservative papers several weeks ago, and
for the ptuxhase of the late Dr. Owen's cabinet lf!!t hilve c.mtd through Congress, had '
. .iii ' tne rteputiucan pre-s tlien accoitled to it a vigor-
v... .. ....... (JUS Sllt)IH)rt.
We are gl id to sec this sudden effect of the in fluencc of the President elect, upon the press and the politicians of his party. Of course our editorial brethren, being averse to official preferment, will not be in the slightest degree influenced by
mercenary considerations, bu shoiilo thehonleot
With smaller receipts than we hsve reported for several weeks, the market opened yesterday wit'; a brisk demand at an advance af itsPra tiercwt; to-l.iy, however the butchers were le eaier to buy. and though the stock was nearly all -old, the market closed somewhat tamely at our quotaliou. Tsstre were no strictb prime rattle ofTired but there were several choice droves which sverafred fully 80 per cwt. Itrooklyn was rej,re nted by some very comns-n distillers, which 'old st about 5 50. Altogether the dr ivers have made a very good week of it, and go home iu ..o-l spirits. Wv quote: SItr CATTLE.
Prime qualities
7"AIlX1SHKS Copal, Coach, Uamar. Japan and Black ' best quality. " 'l.Mi t;i. SS, all sizes, best American aud W in iii-h. MXari rKUKCMEUY, a larga asjorliuent. ZINC PAINT, French, diy and (round in oil and Varisa. V ALL UtnCUtl Mn haal h t On.c. aWsnt. 43l For ssle at low flgurrs. Ail articles warranted as rerjseutei!, and iu which we invite all before purchasing elsewhere. HOKKHT BUOWLNO, may'26 '0 il.Vneowly 22 West Wafbinctoii street.
per cwt . do do . do . do .. do .. do
.... . 9 2.'1" IMI . 8 50 , 9 00 . A 50 rf- 7 50 . 5 DO 5 SO 7 ."ag 9 OH . 8 00 h J.'.
with a reHrt that it lay on the table, which was concurred in. The bill re pi i ring assessors to re turn tl c number of sheep kille 1 by dogs was or dered to be engrosse.l. hikI one or two dog laws were up, but no final action was had on them.
in. m i. son reireateu to me icnce, one
of the shots taking effect in his breast. McG.ew Mood his ground and told the parties not to fire, for the glass was broken accidentally, when a third shot took effect iu his leg. He again plead with them not to fire, and he was toid to leive, and did leave. He saw no one, but the flash of the gun led him to believe that the person firing came out of the front door. There was a mass of testimony, but we have merely given the condensed statement of McGrew, which was undoubtedly true to the letter. Irving was committed in default of $500 bail, to take his trial at the next term of the Circuit Court We have had entirely too much shooting in our town lately and it is time some of it was stopped, at least until there is a regular declarat u of war and some provision made for the wounded.
St. Mait'i F ex ale College. We were shown yesterday by Mr. J. L. Fatout the drawings for the new buildings to be erected at St. Marys, near Terre Haute. It will be a large aud very substantial and )eautiful structure. The entire length of tbe building will be three hundred and sixty-two feet by one hundred and tii'ty two feet in depth, with a central court, with towers on tbe main wings and on the central building. The center building will be four stories high, with a stone fnnt, the wings three stories, the first of stone, and the other two of brick. The front is ornamented with niches for statuary, and is otherwise very rich in architectural ornamentation. The wings are to be enclosed this season, and when they are completed the building now in use will be torn away and the main building of the plans above alluded to erected on its site. We are happy to state our Indianapolis builders have ban successful bidders on this work. The plan was drawn by Mr. Bohlen of this city, and the stone and brick work has been awarded to Messrs. Scott k Nicholson , and the entire wood and carpenter work to J. L & M. K. Fatout. A great portion of the work will be done here and the material shipped when ready to put up. We did not learn the estimated cost of this magnificent work, but we know ot" no building in the Sta:e thai wi l compare with it.
TZHMIXAT'OX or the Ejctobtiox Cases On Saturday Judge Coburn sentenceJ Welsh to five years confinement in the penitentiary, in accordance with tl;e erdict of the jury, and the
with sections 4 and 5, article 4, of the Constitu tion, apportion this State for Senatorial and Representative purposes during the present session of the Legislature. Horst. Petitions favoring the Crittenden com ; piiu'-e uere ; rc-eiitel lY Mr. Davis from ImM county, by Mr. Hayes from Madison county, by Mr. Stotsienburg from Floyd county, and by Mr. Brett, signed by 1,04 legal vot-rs of Daviess county, which were referrel to the Committee of Thirteen. The Judiciary Committee, in answer to petitions referred to it, reported a bill regulating the assessment and collection of taxes on the capital stock of the Bank of the State ami Branches and the Stock Banks, and the Military Committee reported a new bill to take the place of the bill numbered 105 on the subject of the militia, which was laid in the bill and ordered to be printed. Mr. Heffren's bill to give the public printing to T. A.
Goodwin, at rates 25 per cent less than the prices i
now paid, was indefinitely postponed under the gag of the previous question. The bill amending the present liquor law, providing a penalty when minors report themselves to be of age to deceive dealers, was ordered to be engrossed, and Mr. Veatch's bank bill, providing for four additional bank districts for the Bank of the State, was passed. It is said this bill will pass the Senate and become a law. WrpxEStUT, February 27, 1SC1. Sexate. Petitions were presented asking pro tection against sheep-killing dogs; by Mr. Craven
from ladies praying for a Legislative act granting j aid to the suffering in Kansas, and by Senators ; C n'ey. Landers and Shoemaker, in favor of the j
Crittenden plan of adji stment all of which j were referred. The Sei ate embezzlement bill 1 (No. 1) was returned from tbe Judiciary Committee with a report recommending its passage, : and the bill for the government of the State j prisons, providing two Directors for each, with j one President of the Board was r;:umel by the ; committee and made the special order for tomorrow at ten o'clock. The Common Pleas 1 jury bill, giving the Judge and Cicik the right to ' dispense with the regular panel; that for holding I Common Pleas Court in Jackson county; that J providing that in counties containing over 30,000 j
inhabitants the Countv Commissioners mav et
Arenort on the gradual extinction of the State omce seekers throughout the eoantrj be toned debt'(ide..tical with that of the Senate) was made ?.ow" in th'TBultr' "mpromisiiu: notions, by ... . . ' the hope ot thus gettim: on the right side ol the and reierreJ to the Committee on W ays and .prudent. we can see n'c grc it cause lor regret at Means. The bill giving probate jurisdiction to the eircumstin-je. If good inotivos will not Clerks of Circuit Court, was reported on ad- prompt them to go for peace and union, their invcrselv and the report sustained. A joint reaolu- ! ri"em't' 111 , v,!'e ?' mc i ''-v mercenary ones. In T . either case, the change can not be otherwise than tion was passed instructing the Attorney General beneficial, should Mr. Lincoln le id on to a proper
to bring suit against State officers who have re-! point. Of their readiness to follow his lead, we ceived fees without accounting to the Treasurer ! " 5" to entertain a doubt. New York .. , , Journal 0 Commerce tor the same. Satcbpat, March;, 1961. " ' ., . . , . What tin- ISritili MulesiiK 11 and the Senate. Petitions were presented :rom How. ,,,. Pruplc Sa- ol ur National ord county in favor of establishing four nJtli-1 Trouble. tional bank districts for the Bank of the State; ! The ties of consanguinity, language and com from Laporte cotintv asking for law to author- i mcrcc, can not but inspire symjiatliy between the ire countv commissioners to hold plats of ground BrJtWi people and ourselves. It is therefore, . , .... 1 . . , onlv natural that when a greit political convulsion lor agricultural and horticultural societies, and gucn u9 the mMnit sulkw llic United States of from Knox county in favor of the Crittenden! America to its foundation, and eca to the diamendment. Bills were introduced to give ruption of the Union, a feeling of anxious interest . . 1 1 .1 - - - 1 1 ,jj bhould prevail in England iMMliayiillig u. That ludjiUient defendants the right to redeem lands . . ' .. . p . . , . . p . J 0 b I it does prevail, and wide.v and nee .. c have within twelve months when sold on execution ( abundant evidence. In the Hoti.-e of Lords, on without benefit of valuation or appraisement, I the 5th inst.. Lord Derby said, iu the course of a and to urovide for the temporarv appointment I speech on the American crisis, th it he was quite
. T , .. r, ru 1 sure there w as no one in Great lint in w ho would
COWSJ Tli" l.usine. has bes-n ery moderst-, owinu to lifjbt receipts and very small demand. We quote: Hest qualities er lied $1.V$50 tiood do do Fair do do 3t):C. Cctnmoii du do VEALS, There was less done during the t'Sft w-ek. but prices
ruled steady at our la-: quotations. Good and extra qualities per Tb C 37 eta. Oilier qualities do 5 istis; et. surer and UtBM Have been in Rood demand, and prices have adrarced fully 50r per head, owing, in part, to the diiulnisued receipts; 100 held of choice sheep brought 6c per lb. The average quality of the stock this werk has been good. Sheep, per head a 50. 3 7T., 5 2.V7 00 Lambs, do I 0U, J 75, 1 50t 00 swtxr. Hos;s have been in fair demand, particularly for the city tr.Je, and prices have advanced; the maraet closing flruily and quite bare of stock. Live Ho-! Dressed. Heavy primcornfed 6', 40 7', -S7Vi Light do ' -VT; 7 47 -, Haavr still fed 5V3?, 6SC
STENCIL TOOLS. WJ4b rlLL BJTTHB BEST BAUD .MAM H KN1T&ß CIL Toot. $.rMi act car h- '.ss-.i cl.ir..', Jth tkam. Millers. Pork PaCKcr.s aiel Distillers' SteuciLs cut for tire o uts per letter and cost of material. Oltt Coin BoittTlit und Mold.
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DR. RALPHGRAME, MEMKKtl Ol IHF. ROYAL COIJ.KGE OF I'HYSICIAXS. KXlUAXD. GkADTATK K RlfOKD S 1RKXCT1 Mnttsl Ii -- Privlitc Kemale Disraes. anl Student of the celebrated Churchill. f-r tb treatment ot" Lone: IHseasf , atitl for the treatment of Lung IK-esw", ami for the past feu year a csstaul altrnäasU. of the Orieutal Hua pilals. will be in INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, TILL THK I'IKST OF IKfU I 11 1, m.iT l.t TT I ,i?S HUT Hi.. Whore he will be hsp.py ta weet all tho-e afflicted withany kifid of disaae at) coi.ilerd incurable by otkar prsciiti"tH-r. His remeiiie are only those w hich nature has -. hountlfullv pmvVM us with In th tpeatniesst dtsea-e he rejects the use of all .ui-iliuu duigs and mlneTals. liwtrad of t ufeel.l lb s.orni lie UU. rs.. -that nature may be able to expel the disease. It s tu the kfiolige of tboe (tres .ecreU that be owes bis success-; and iu u-iiu wLk-L he defv. ill th- Medical Vacuity on the Contiurnt to Compete with him. AB those who are suffering from I.unj lh-e- of hafere nature, are particularly desired to call., our-ualf of tbe cases of coosumution that are pron junce.1 incural-le I y the Medical Faculty, and cuussSdered hopeless, are readily cared, acd yield at atcr in hi- r.iild plan of treatmeiit.'fi4n ibe verv fact that ti"t -oe pli sirlaa in twenty Lave tue pnper In-
1 strtuiser.t f examining Hie luiys. and thov who have, are wrv ol them capable of juin.g the
kind of disease to which the lung is suhjec'. He has cured kutidred. ups-u buudruds of ruch patieuts, W I
assess up ujr etii.-r practitiotM-rs to die.
lüe Hlea thai I '.n-mnpiion is necessar.lv .aal tias iie-lroyei :. re atinaa we f nan tüe disease iuei:. For all forms of Dyspepsia and Kiduey Divas' . U- tet the urine, f r ;he exct-sses depsiiU. wnlch Ii tbe .
pAesibie plan to ascertain tl: true cause of di-eas. The Dr. can show more certificates of cures, sworn to by patients, than ans otlie-r phyrictau In A merles Kot like hundred- of empirical swindler-, he never preres Us BBSdk-tstes .uul ). isctnum tu rtUSsssr assd .1. true cau-e. He ha no pulled iiu-trums that will cur? all diseases. The diseases t Women and Cialdreu reci-iv his partktilar attention. To ln: and Females of 1 out Is aad tiuinrii). Seminal Weakness and Spermatorrhea. I' U a nkrvaiwhoiy fact that thousands wIm are suffering aader paM atel iiisaUatc disease arv .ictlms of secret habit, self abuse, gradually undcmiiiJne their csmslrutin the disrase Insidiously creeping on, every faculty is shattered. on-tioilion wrecked, and tssey beeosne subject osly for a boepits or mad-house, unless death cmt-s In as a welcome (ruest to relive the patient Inn bis sufferinji, aud h-. ;, from t he painful evidence of Lis irregularities and errors. Tie penally sell! tnA cewse with the trsnssrression; tie cou-litution has received the slink, and nature, unaided can le t repair tbe injur) . The oi.l setwpe to toauMt in prompt and proper meilkiil treatmeut. Tiie earlier this is sought the easier the cur . (iener'nll. ti e fr-t -j nij t 1 -male, are ntctural .ind sometiinr diunial 1 mi -simis. In ei'her sex we hud weakness of the sumach, abduasw, t k and loins, lassitude, hss memory, confused idea, low- -pirits, tiniiditr, aversit to suriety, love of solitucV. si'h general debility, and frequently attended with 'oach and hertic fever. This disagreeable rnd awful cnmpla ; . w i all its rniptoiü-, can be relieved and promptly art-ed by the Indian Kerb Dctur and Lis Dew nsetiios. ui cure He uses an instruim-n: thr.t will arrest the d'israse iiistaiifly, .n,.i w i:;. ut any ipir to the patiesst. tt3f AH thoe who call v depend up. n an hene.-l, c.trdid and true statement oi their case, and tbe posasUlr;
of ins (rlvine tnem relief graft-. The Iioct- r permanently cures the Piles, and defies the world 0 compete with him on Fe The Dr. challenges the whole Medical Facultv for the trva:iiieni of Iaiii. Liver. Knlntv Ihm jan23 S&tif XO IIAKtiK MADK l"OR COXTCLTATTOli HfeB
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SPECIAL NOTICES. C. C. CCAKY'S COCGII CURK. See advertisement. decl-2'60-dtf.
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of a. Judge of the Court of Common Plea:! by
!uch court .in the absence of, or the iutere.st.or relatioibship of the judge, anl for the extension of the ime of holding said courts. The common school bill, (S. 217.) was made the special order for Monday ut Ü P. IL Bills ere passed providing for a speedy publication of the dcci sions of the Supreme Cour. excluding argument of counsel; to perfect railroad titles. (S. 41 indentical with H. B. 33;) providing for the distribution of estate--; amending see. IT of the treasury bill of March 1W.V), giving power to the
view without dee;) interest and regret the disrup tion of a community which had attained an almost unparalleled prosperity, and a personal libertv and freedom only secoud to that enjoyed in Eu: land. The noble lord was quite riL'lit upon that occarion in attributing much of the interest lelt in Kiigland to the disastrous effects upon the Ih it sh people of civil war between the North mid South, and he drc-.v a tolerably accurate picture of the probable results in both countries of such
la due caiamitv. I o the horrors ol iiiteriicjiiie
strife in America would be added the horrors of starvation, and, perhaps, rebellion, iu England among the operatives disbanded from the factories
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AQKSTfl WABTBD IN FVFKY COI'NTT DJ THK State, to whom the most liberal terms are offered. Tliis is the very Uest rod in use, andean not be improved as a conductor. Call at the office and get circnlar. FLIIIC COX, novia"C0-.Uwly. Sole Matiutactnrrr for Indians.
ARTISTS.
fr roNDFrn i. nxcvn a tiiis cttt and vi-
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tem, with Nruralsris, SUt j hvsidan in atter.dance: Mr FreWLster. Bror-hial t'nsuiiii'lion: Mrs. lamni. n. Mrs
Spaiiii, Mrs. Todd and ntlit r-. ri.iiilirated ft-nvsle disease several years staniHu; Mr. Brady, Haneoik county. 11 ease of the bladder and kWDCjrs, ettx, no. Ar you afflicted? word to 'he wi-e i. sufficient."'
l'er-uns d-irus .f knowing mure of Dr. Rumhara ar.d his skill are referred to the following Hell ktiown cltitens:
l'r..f. S. K. Hosi.onr; Dr. S. f. I rink. A. D. -treitl.t, Ksq.
hev. M (".. aark: Ja . C. Yohi:. Km,.; A. R. llue. ti L. W. Moees; W. M. Wheatley. Eso,. Oflice Y'-hiiV lock, N nh Meridian street. Letters will recs-i e prompt attention. Address DR. N 11. 1UKM1AM, feblS Indianajwiis, n.lians.
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STA FF OF INDIANA, M AIHON OUNTY. Slk In the 1 . .!..., .;,-( . t oi M anon couMy.iB Ute St a of Indiana. June Term. A. D. 1ÄS1. James H McKeman u
MicIk- y.rtini.KlitsbethHiueslev. William Hhi-leT. Alf; Y.r.ir. . Ani.e ;i V .... An.eli :e IaM and tlteut feat
Reit k:. m. Ttt oti this tw;-r tr-i:lnth day Jaly, In
tbe vear IHM. the above 1 an:eo i-isi.nifl I) his ac- r-
tiled iu the office of the Clerk if tbe Marion Cisruii his cowir4att!t sains said -lefendapfs. the abssre entitled rsu tosreiher wjk an a!ttsiM of a conipet'-:.! ; i
that said d-ft-irflat.t. ANOhLIL lOINT I. al ' tm-. of the State of Indians.
Said defewlai. is. tLirefire, ben tr notifiesi of tL r.
and peadersfv 4 said e
ibe apj-ar and answer said rause.onthe ec ti to be bepiti and held Indianapolis. he m complaint an l tl ms and alleecd. will be be Rv order of Cun.
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of Marion c. iuti , liMi.at. Said ena'e is supfsssed to Le -i l .ent. DAVID BLTT, feh'-dltArl CMhlTlANA WINri XNY
that ihr lunh rstmssl ha v leen api. slcrrs of lhe etie iti WiDism Winpewiir, ssMfSV
OT1CK. All persons know-na; themselves ts L BSdeted to tbe -täte nf William Winpessti). dsewrd. eilher by n fe cr !. account, will plea- tsake bum- - diate pavr-cnt to the und rsipue ' DAVU HÜFT. fehl-oltlsr2t CtDilSTUNA WTXR1.5M
AGRICULTURAL. JONES & JEWETT'S Labor.Savini.'. self. .i nstin Mole Plow,
lpi't iit! tor w:ii.t nf .t(t.i.
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ireasuter 01 state to can up money irom me ; (et;ni. ,vih siniibr expressions; and that our af
fairs area subject of constant conversation throu:;h
out Kurope. but particularly iu the United King
counties w here money may be in the hands of county treisuies, and extending the time of holding the the Common Pleas Cunrt of Shelby county. Mr. Wagner's biil, 269, to redistrict the State was referred to the joint couimitee for that purpose, with au amendment offered by Mr. Hamilton, that the title be amnded to read A bill making a Congressional race track for the Senators from Deiewaic, Fayette, Ilenry, Laporte, Warren. Paike. Jefferson, DeKalb, and Lawience. Uoi se. The Speaker notified the House that
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dom, is fully testiiied by all authorities, and there is only one common feeling, and that is wishing us wed out of the ordeal through which we are passing. Lord Palraerjton, in his speech at Southamp ton, echoed the feeling of the British pubiic wlien he said that if the se;aration ot the S null from the North could not be arrested, he and his fellow countrymen sincerely hopod that it would be a peaceful one, for nothing could be more terrible than brother rising against brother in sanguinary conllict. There is hardly a private letter I mm 1 I to this countrv that does not cou-
' tiln sifii,- mnfimi i . r fine itfieilitn.. riuiHitinn uul
but even working data of the sessioR rcmair.ed, j Ä hopelu wonJ or m th.,t w0 mav the
and that tue tlouse had passed but tour senate I worst results. 1 he following extract from a let
AIKlwICVIN WATCHES
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UUI.U1 Jl 3. 1 1 i 1 . Lim ., t.ni , nit lliiai,Nii ic- ,s 1 . . . I fit teen davs. ami several other bills were oassed.
male accomplice, to three years iniiirisoiinient.
and the other woman, Jennie, to thirtv davs in
the county j ul. T his winds up the extortion cases, and the punishment the criminal parties are to receive we hope will have a wholesome effect on oar community. lBK there ever was a good time for getting choice lands for t "mere 011" it is now. Bv the
"Sew York quotations land warrants are 60 cents. Delzell & Smith have responsible agents who locate them in r-ers-on. Uxci.rb.est Moxkt. The CinciisBati Gazette, of Saturday, says there is no change in that market for uncut rent money , Illinois and Wisconsin, in good cred t. remaining at ds.; discredited 20(S 20 dis., and Missouri 6 dia. The lllinantuan. The Cincinnati Crmmtrcial W.ishington cor raaputident savs the constitutions! amendment srhicii passed the House on Friday, bvxrtie more than a two thirds vote, was, drafted by Mr. Seward and ..s probably the ultimatum of the liepublicau Administration, arid of the m-xlerate Republicans,
taken in connection with Mr. Slward s resolution recommending State Legilatures to consider the subject of a National Constitutioual Convention. The following the ameudment as it paaaed the House: jorsT sasi 1 r it" to ilMtd ttie cossTmnos or the i s-rran STATU. Be it rtantredby tk SetmyU and lltute nf RepretMUrt' tire 0 UU Vmitrd MttU of Ameri&t, im timgren amlUd, tuo-IJuTiinf totk Hur emt,urriuff, Tbat to followinsi article be proposed t tbe Legislatures of tbe several States as an amendment to tbe Constitution of ibe United States, wtcb, wben ratified by three-fourths of id Lesri-lstnres, shall be valid, to all intents aud purpose., as part of said Constitution, rix: - vmru 11. Tbat no amendment shall be made to tbe Constitution wbich will authorize or (rive Congress power to abolish or interfere, within anv State, with the domestic nstitwtions thereof, including 'hat of jk r-.n- held to a bor or scrvitade by tbe laws of ssW State. ' There were 133 votes for the resolution and h against it. The Indiana uienibs?rs voted as fol Iowa: For the proposition CoLrax, D.vi-. Df.XX, Ksoi.lsH, Hoi.MAX. KlLGOBK, N I BLACK, Poktu; against it Cask. PtTTiT. Wiutox. So it appears that sixty five Republican members of Congress, and three ot them from Indiana, are unwilling to give a Constitutional guarantee that there shall lie no interference with slavery in the States, and yet it is contended by some Ke publicans that the sentiment announced in the proposed amendmeut is the doctrine of the Bepublican party
Horse Pet tions sere pre'-cnted by Mr. j Combs in favor of the Crittenden amendment, ajwj by Mr. Jenkinson from William Rockhill : asking pay ($1U,00U) for one hundred acres of land sold as a site for the Northern Penitentiary A number of bills were reported from the committecs, and some amended and others ordered to i
bills aud the Senate but seven House bills eleven bills in all bad only become laws. Bills on their third reading were taken up, and a number p.i.-.-c !, viz: To perfect the titles of railroads sold or hereafter to be sold, (S. 41); to amend the act incorporating tho South Bend manufacturing company; providing for the mode and m inner 01 electing U. S. Senators; to organize a Common Pleas district of the counties of Vermillion, Parke and Putnam; to amend the act incorporating the Eel River Seminary Society; to amend the ninth section of the general banking act, so as to make a copy of the certificate of the auditor's a sufficient cause of action, and prima facia evidence in writs against banks; for the recovery of personal property. jmviding for an execution against the
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who refuses to deliver up the property; to amend the fourteenth -ertion of the mis'.e inexnor act of 1p52, (for the protection of timber from trespassers from Illinois; declaring it a
be engrossed, when the House went into Committee of the Whole on the school bill reported by the Committee on Education and had a regular rwll ilsv n.vsr- th.it Thei- romier! nniTrs.j
. ... .," . . ... I bod v, and re;e.ilin, etc.. 'authorizing a and will sit again. One new leature in this bill ! j . . . - . ... . . against the body of the replevin deli is tri Mflit. iti irli s,-., nitv mi 1 1 1 ri (willtil 1
Schotd Examiner whose duty within the county ! shall be the same as that of the Superiiitttu!snt in 1
the State. Tm aaPAT, February 5, ML Si.s.Mfc. PetitioA favoring the Crittenilen compromise were presentel from the counties of Orange, Harrison, Franklin and Hendricks. The President laid before the Senate a proposition from Elder k Ilarkuess to do the public print'ng at 30 per cent, less than the prices now paid by law, nnd Mr. Tarkington offered a resolution abolishing the office and directing the State officers to
contract the work. The whole subject was referred to the Committee on Printing. The bill reJucing the fees of County Treasurers was reported to the Senate, recommending its passage, and the report was concurred in. The special order being the consideration of the State Prison bill, it was debated at length, as it came from the committee, and the re;ort lecommending its passage was finallv concurred in.
ter dated London, February 0, lbl, and written by the Duke ut Newcastle, the BtCNllfJ of Stale for the Colonies, to a gentleman of this city, we may iiuote as a candid and voluntary expression of English opinion, and one entitled to more than usual importance, considering the eminent sotirte from which it emanates: Let me assure you and thfs with whom you arc associated bow uiMously we all desire in this country to see a happy termination to the troubles which are am afflicting the L'nilcd States. The sccounts Irom thence are watched wilii an intensity of interest scatcely les.t than tbat wb.cb three years ago attached to every man from India. 1 am, dear sir, yours very truly, awneaaawaa. By the last sentence of the Duke's letter, wherein he compares the present feeling in England with tiiat felt during the Indian mutinies, wc mav in
fcr more than he could have told us iu a lengthy epistle. Wc know what the feeling in the mother country was durinr that time; and when one of tiie greatest and most prominent of English statesmen tells us that the interest is now as intense about ourselves, we can not be mistaken in e-ti mating the depth of British feeling in behalf of our distracte I country , although the apprehension of losing Canada may lie to some extent involved in Rta .i-iv l iken of our affairs. A . 1'. lii-rahi.
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.1 pr.'perty ou tsact. Ly tne si... 1-. three yearling Cs4t, two Jokt l
one iwo-bi-re wrgtsji. ot.-I.
. -wn 0. -carts, seven Lsiadrei wbest 11 the bushel, bar hi tin
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slack, ose two-horse esrris. "d Brnass, sue osse-bo bugsry and bansest, fir.eeo bundre.1 le. t ssi ftsorifag, el sbsres of stock in the Irtdlsanjasttl aisi tmi Creek rRoad, farming utensils tiacksnuiuV i-.l. Uvu goods and other articles. Trass r Sair A credit of nine sa-sstbs will I gi' on all uma over tiiree dollars, the parcUaeer gi 11 Dote with approved -nreti . wairing valuatK D sisä pr.iisemewt hw. girms of" thrss dollars and swsler. c in baud. Sale u ewsssnetice at tans o'clock A.M. HAS ID 111 ii. A-iiu nis-r... Vebniarv S.., l-sgl febrT-dlt:
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THE HOON1KR STATE, PATUNTED OCTOBKR 25. lt5.
Attention is lnritel to the following ststement and the accompanying letters of recommendation :.ni testimonials, in fa or of these celcbra'ed Watches. A ftold medal was awarded the Company by the American Institute, at New TorU, in 1H57. The Company also received the lirsf premium a gold
medal from tiie Frnr.Vlin Institute, rhtlad. Iphia, in liS I These Watches have now been In market nearly ten years, durinc which time they have been tested as to af - j curarv. durability and reliability In every conceivable man- ! ner, ami have prnved theuvelves to le the most atisfsc- I tery time pieces ever offered to the public.
OACTION. As our watch is now exten-ivelr counterfeited by foreign manufacttirers, we have to Inform the public that no watch Is of our production which Is nnar-ci-mpanfcd by a certificate of genuineness, bearing the number of the watch and Bslll by our Treasurer, R. H. Bobbins, or by our predecessors, Appleton, Tracy k to. As these watches arc for sale by Jewelers generally, throughout the Union, the American Watch Company do tit't solicit orders for single watches. KOKIUX i APPLETOS, w. :e. BiisrcLxKisJivi: & co, 0. 20, E AST If tMMMHQT9n STREET, tniAMAfoLn, ixni vxA, Are agents for the sale of the above watches. We have a lirife variety tn gold and silver caes, direct from tbe manufactory. Person, thinkire of providing themselves with a lime-keeper, should not fail tocall and examine them.
BITTERS.
PRACTICAL TKsl HAS i OXVIXCED MAST, AM will convince all. of its sunerioritT over all others.
can not fail to render it a universal favorite sitb lbs
farming community. The first premium was swarded to ttil mael.lr.e at the last Indiana Stale Fnir, over four others, and we C'oaaa o 1 1 1 loaa . All Machines sold by 11s we warrant to perform In CTsrj respect as reconiincr.dcd. or we s ill refund the money. W e have State. County, Township and l rm Muht for sale. Ore;it itidci-emeiits offered to those who wbh to purchase territory by the Slate. County or Township. Western Ut d. tood hor-es or ca-li, taken In uxchange for territorv. for particular-, address jo EH & IEWRTTi feb St. Pscl. Indiana
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WILUAM V. WIIsBT,
COMMISSIONER IN INDIANA
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BRTAFS PULMONIC WAFERS,
Horst. Several new bills were introduced running the House number up to .'k'13. The Senate bill (No. 31) in relation to railroads, was amended 90 as to make all property of roads lia-t.:,-for st.x k killeil. and .;- .i.m .detl ordered U
asj eiifrrosed. Mr. Kendrick's bill for the sale of the property known as the Governor's 1 essence and providing for another purchase, was laid on
1 the table, as was Mr. Knowltoii providing for
the purchase of certain volumes of Blackford's Reports -the bill to amend the general banking law (Senate No. H6; was ordered to lie engrossed. Mr. Prosser's bill repealing the law to prevent the carrying of concealed weapons was lost, as .- Mr. McClurg's to rejtl the act establishing Courts of Conciliation. Mr. Hrucker's bill au thorizing aliens to hold lands in the State of In-
any fence along the line oi' anv railroad, and
providing a penalty thcrefoi fine not exceeding $10 imprisonment iu the county jail not exceeding six mouths in the discretion of the court; nruendatory of the guardian and ward act: amendatory of the act netting the State Board of Agriculture j ro iding for the annual meeting two days earlier, and providing that married women over 13 and under 21 may join their husbands in conveying ro.il estate. Some other bills were passed The H iu-e was careful to strike out the publication clause from a number of the bills jaed lor fear somo poor printer these hard times might make a few dimes by setting up the matter. We would call this saving at the spigot while the bung hole is still open. Mr. Dubbin's railroad liabilities bill failed to
pass for the lack of a constitutional vote and was recommitted, and a resolution by Mr. Brett Miithoruing the s;,e ial canal committee of five to set twenty days after the adjournment, was paaued. aWBaVSTT, Maren, IM. StXAT: si petition was presented by Mr. Wilson, from Sullivan county, in favor of the Crittenden plan of compromise. The Judiciary Committee reportel on a number of bills, none of which were finally acted upon, except those that were indellnitely (lostponed by the reirts, and a number of bills were read a second time and referred to appropriate committees. A reso lution was adopted directing the Auditor of State to make full returns of the expenditures in behalf of colonization, and of the number of persons
ttees. mmm TIT
WK ll Manutaiturers'pricasby
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WANTED. "AXTKIs His rAT.vaaaj To sell new st.d popular storks, which are sold eaclusiveli by so -
K-ription. Uur boos- i-'in;n.se a irg asscntneni ei valuable fat. iii rk wUeb eomaaaad a ready sals), and ajf. ni t.ys t'tnploye.1 I y us are snaking lrssn gM ui flt per month. Female scents can make a rood Ihm h
t-rlliH our boo.-. Kur further parocuisus sod ot scrljan-
Dlt. K A miuf KAlil, IS Asm s'reef. Sew lark
We have Jest published a lxx.k contmnjug al 1. -engravsasrs, srblcli st sell for tl. WBwt WANTI I A ..rtj,er. sitb frosu f4M) to Wfsi ca 1: capital. Tbe he.t of rvtereises reqitn id. Apjl to Ibe Setiliial on.se. ..r ddre-s N-I . I'o-. ifflce
BseBBsrit WW- iVTi 1' -Merdisadiae ot ail des. rations, v, tr le
W rtssl astssti
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I teal F. state Agent.
ANTKIM ill i"l.lKI.V- Vi ibe uib. -a mars, t
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IV rates, bv VIM. 1 Wll.l 1
o. iu , r.a-i naDiiigion ssiii i.
ANTKIv uit OrsVrrs wanted at Ose Wrl Bsarket rates, Us Wal. T. ILKi . 'o. III.1, r.ast Ws'biurtotssslrrt t.
FOR LEASE. L'ViR I.KA5K !r .s. term of rears, a varant lot n ' north -sasf corner of Sew Yortt slid Nobis see. b VH. Y. KtiXT, ... : a . " : ; w
OLD SACHEM BI
AR Wiffunm Ton it.
KAIKI a NU TKKH1T0Teaa. a!isi-.-ipptf Mi.sson ri, Minnesota. OUie, niin.'i -, Iowa. inaaaaasW) Mk.j Arkansas, Maas, No' r.i.-ka, Caiiloru.a, Orei. r.. W'ssii n;rton. Neu Mexico.
Will administer oaths, take deposition-, affidavit- ic.
and acknowledge L-eds, Mortgages, l'oer- of Attorney and ot'oer writings, u bs used or recorded In any of tbe slMive States and Territories. Uttirc. No. 10 ,l, East Washington street, over Adams Kxpress oOice. aug2G'CO-ilAw.
.011 THE lULLOiMNf. F KIKS: Maine. Kaaj ll.iuipshirs, Vermont, Connecticut, Msssacburetts, Khi1e Mand, Kew York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland. Virginia, Nnnb Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, IVssaslaaa,
Utali,
PLUMBINC, CAS FITTINC,&C. PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING. m are 1 re purest toFti rnishandputup
fa tk a .W ' b ' .
1 AS TÜBI50, ' .M FITTINC, HUT WATER APM PAJLATC8, b. . Water Closets, i-umj of every description, -neb as . illHeads, letter A'.-, (a new kind, never liefore offered i. this market,) Smart's Patent, Curtis' patent, Baseett's Patent, and four different Patent Pumps by W. A B. Ikmglas ; any or all of whith ran be found at no other establishment in this city. Sheet Iad, f-ad Pipe, Tinned Copper Pipe. alvanUed Iron Pipe, sc, Ac, as cheap as the cheapen. A'arranu-d to satisfaction. Tbe Place, Masonic H ill. No. S.1 V et Washington -treet, Indiarispolis, Iudiana. feb34'60-dAwlv. RAMSAY 1IANMNU
The Original Medicine etahlisbed in 1H.V7, ami the first article of the kitid every in'roduced under the narae of "Pti-nosic WArras." in this or any other country: all
other Pulmonic Warers arc counterfeits. The Reuuine can be known by the name UKY.VN being -tamped on each W VFEU stiir 's eui.s sie B) sjaaa Relieve Couyh-. Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness. as van's mjioMc warcaa Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing. brtan'-s rvi.aoMi warcks Relieve Spittuss of Uiood, Pains of tbe Chest. sbvam's rriasosrc warraa Relieve Incipient Cjnsutnj-tion. bang Diseases. bryaVs nixuMi vrtta Reiieee Irritatiou of 1'vula snd Tonsils. sbt.vji's rruiosic w Arras Relict e the above coruplaiuts in ten minutes. rar.tVa MMM wart. Ars a doting to all Classes and Constitutions. BBTAN'S rt'LJIOXir WATTM Are adapf-d to Vocalists and Public Speakers. sBBAJTB RMMI ssrr.ii Are in a simple form and pleasant tu lhe taste. i.btaa's ri iJtoMr Areas N 't only relieve, but efltt-t repid and lasting Cures. r is's n i sc.su o s.as Arc warrjufed to gte satistactiou to every one. N j faiuily should be sitfioul a boa jf SKTAX'S elLMOMC WAfKBS III the house. Xo traveler should be w ithout a supply of ski an s rt ijsoMc w .sraas lu his pocket. Ko person sill ever oljject to fjivc for savAx's n lsomc an us Twenly-tive ceuts. JOH MOSES, S..U- rroprietor. Itochesfer, X. T. Sold by all Druggists everywhere in the I'nited Ststes and Canada. no-2? Ct-dAw 1
mnn dojckjcs uro pab-pamed bittkh? I sre recommended by the first physicians of the country, on account of their purity and great medicinal virtue. They are pleasant as nectar to th- taste, and are pronounced the best Tonic and Stimulant ever offered to the public. Their curative power incases of sreneral debility, lose of appetite, constipation, etc.. are unparalleled, and as a pu.'rAiitee that we feel warranted In claiming what we do, wc beg leave m state tbat our assertions are endorsed by Paor. SI1.MMAX, .f Yale College. Pkor. HAYKS, of Massachusetts. And hundreds of thet-. For sale by RUSCBHACFT A BALS. Aud by firocers. Wine Merchants and Druggists generally. Wa. nOODKICII. New Haven, Ct , IToprietors. Ilrim-ipal Depot, 145 Water street. New Y'ork. dee.tO-'OO-dAwly
REAL ESTATE.
Indianapolis, Indiana.
74 West Washington st., febTT-wly 61
NEW BOOKS.
1,000 Canvassers Wanted
TO SELL NEW AND POPULAR WORKS, WHICH ARK SOLD Kaclnslvcly hy Subscription-
FOR RENT. loR RENT A w store room on a-huigio- sir. f with n-OBT alwve, svjitabsr for a faraH) . by WM. T. WUJ-Y. HK-lwoA Real svatais AasBS-
ok LENT Tenrnirnt . f !iflret
K0 i
felsS
the city ; als,
i. la a! pans rsnt, i j Wlt.A. laic Agent.
FOR TRADE.
f toR TRADE A farm of Bl acres, four ru:i X east of Indianapolis, on Lick Creek, 4U t. cultivation. City property lo lhe suiocnt - A syi
insrt pay, by
BBS 19.
WM. Y. Wll t-
Real stale Agi -
FOR TRADE Hou.-e aud two lots, in the part of tbe citv, for trade for improved land ir diana, bw Wal Y. U1. I ixsdAw Real MM aata
FOR
SAU -PRINTINu P health, the pr b-sted in one of the twos
SALE.
s l democratic
Mint of IU rsrsi
sale.
WILEY'S REU ESTATE AGENCY.
.Vit IKMTSKS fOMPl.iSE A LARCE SVIR1MET
of Valuable Kamill Work-which command a read
e, and Agents now esii loyed by ua are making irolu
tW to 1 100 per month. Female Aeents can make a Ksl li-lng by selling our Rooks. For further partk-ulars and descriptive Catalogues . Mr.-. HICK A FITA.EKAI.1. Is Arm street. No Y- rs ijiy v. e have ju-t published a look containing about 1 SW ergr.T ing s h.ih we sell for tN feb27-w4t
I U.isw .! Habitants., oilers tor aale kts entire prtn- at office, consisting of ail kusds ol material nsMeasary to p .i -Ush a newspaper a good subscription list, adicit and grKl srill f the esmeern. t"getlier with sn tassort Dient of new and fashionable Job type, ate. AI, s s-w Lawy r Job Press. TV psper is ia saccswsiBl o;. stion. Terms very reasonable, aud only a few hs.e i dollars easii down sill be renuired. For further rx
ulars Itmnire of or address Messrs Bmghsm Tkwif'
the lnliana State
feMT-dAwSw
tl! Sl.F4."O0 acre, of
Iowa, for sale at a low figure, f. cash, by M. t. ibsBr,
t bSdAw Ural F. stats Agei
F
I
land ta Csrro tuur.e
10K SAI.F A fine buildma lot on Pewrlvama stre-t.
1 opposite tin sUind Asylum, with a frutit of orei
hjsastied feet. For sale oa ssssj pajosssas, . WM. Y. WILET. febft Real Estate AgrV
WIM.IAll V. WILEY,
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1 1 1 I. BaTTATBi LA.YI) WARIIA.YTS, STOCKS, OTES, TIOUTGAKEs, sVc, MO 10' EAST WASlllM.ToN sTKKET, Over Adjms' Expre-s Oflice, IMHANAPl.l Is.
I YS A NI UUMOM COMMISSION IIOI SF.S AND
1-1-, Vacanl Lot-, iariiis mxi isriiniii; Uil iu all
the We-tern States:
Stocks, Bonds, Note, Mortgages, and littst Wariants. Nezotiates Ians and make; Collections. Rents and leases Houses and Farm. CiJlect Rent.-, Notes and Claim-. Pays Taxes and examines Titles in all the Western State's. VA ill enter I'niied Stales l.stels iti any of the Western Land District-, Ith WimuiU or Cash, o liberal terms, and guarantee good selections. l'rK-nre Patents for Ijitid; redeem IjiihI s()d for tax, ami attend to all ottn r liu-tne-s pertaliiing to Real Estate. Particular attention civeu to Sales of Krai Mstate at Anclion. TA'e invite those wishinir to invest in Real Kstate to call and examine the manv bargains on our books. ..... 'I .
PERSONAL. JOHN PARSLEY. TAKE NOTICE Tow are berrbv forbidden to hereafter trespass on my grounds, by tramomg throngh and over mv fields. This notice and probibs'ion also extends to vour fsmllv and to tboe over whom you have control. P R VaNATTA. Actoc, Ii d., January 30th, ltsL stt
PLOWS.
Rare Chance for Farmers! PBIHE LNDER.Mt.NED. PRtPARAlOhi Tt Bl IUI INti. has determined to sell off bis entire stork or pb.ws ai less than manufacturers' rates. Farmers, now is . ur chine" i.. pr.- -.-e joursehe. s ith Itaytnoisi. Ridsrrts A Co's. celebrated steel plum-, universally admitted to be the lie-t aisl most dnt.ihle plow ner u-s-d in centrsl Indiana. Some two bumlred on hand, which will be sold at jrre.itlv reduced pri.-. Seldom is -och an opportunity offered to fanner- tor bargims 'n tbi line of ttale. Call esrlv arsl examine -lock sitd prkes st the old stand, sign of the "Red Anvil." e-t of tbe Matts House. Washington str -et. ludianaHls. Till M AS IU IST tisrh.'wtt
CARDING MACHINES.
Oil PAH CARIMNt. M tCHINES IMI PICKER, all in gnod working order, also, two lower Looass with steel Stades, Ac, for sale mi rsssonsllie terms, by 1 IK )M AS C. LVDER.S, Ageu. Hope, Eartbolomew eonntr. Indiana febil wlia.a
li Ut SU.K BCMOM Un Tblrty-Bve snd a l.s mi frei frout usi lasBaylvastta .fists. ssbbsssIss i be issw Postomce. IJoiniiig W 'sid A Foudray, "O tv noith, aud now occupied as a liven stable. For sale be w m v wit.ry.
.OK SALE A Orst class
flcuiiig mill, at lort-
ville, Hancock countv. Indiana, one of t.e best aafBs
Bttetl sinl in s urn sram "e ess bs bad in the sasss. For M.T. W1LKY. Real Estate Aget-t.
I
In tbe State, thoroughly
of countr -. A ssl by laal
STOLEN. C2TOLEN TWO HOME AND A U'K'VAW A - I man ralHag himself Sharp, f two Horses od a K.s-kaway biliar fross Sur stable BtondBT. krcemher ..1st, lawv. to gs ta Plait' tVU assd stay over niKlit, but has not yet irturnc-1. The horses were both bavs. one dark and the otbe right colored The bright bsy is hands hisfh. abesst sigM PMa M, has a -lusll lump, from s est. an she psure Jaimt aad a aasaB scar on tiie wither., from a buggy saddle. The dark 1 ay is abut 15 hands high, eight years std, smooth mads, aad fjBBM M.reuess tn tbe sboaldrTs. The Korkswar is pain ed dark red. front posts hotb broken out sad aar ones pwi iu. pau.icd black aiel Lot flio-he.1. msids- poaU Iroarss&saad . l .'it mark. -I William WilUssn, on bmiisa ahV 8. W. lrew, maker, on bach part of ibe hnrsry. "bah ts al. -ul half warn hood with I4ue damask Tue ksrueas Is 1 cht silver mounte.1 run d traces, and brwiles not man . 1 l.e - was a buffalo robe Ukru si the same time, with Ind.aa mark. . iii-tde. Also, two old Mankrt. wKh swstwg! sewed sn them, and two batter, with tars bases Maarwed ta ach halter, on the as-ar aste. Just heiow list Kam s Hfty dollars reward sll be givrw to any sot who wJl nstsrn tbe prsssrns d. scribe J.swd a reaaiahh reward far infonnatiot. that wiU least 1 their ranove WM. WHJilSOT.
fbd wsf
1-wt ssapatls, lad.