Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 20, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1861 — Page 3
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lag Saturday, May 4, 1H41. U.M. 1 P. If . P. M Dally At. Svnday, April JB 47 06 54 &S.3 M..n.!, M s M n 5 Tte-wla.. 3. a i HJ Wainesdsy, Msy 1... 43 SI M 46. ThursdsT.a M 48 4 50.3 Fri.iav, 3- 44 S3 41 4H.0 Saturday, 4 41 0 SO 53.7
i during the week 9-hnndth. of an inch.
The temperature for the night or early morning is not 1B in our abstract. On Thursday morning. Hay 3, at
c, about flvs o'clock, the mercury indicated 2 de-
eing 3 below the freezing point, and 7 degrees
i at terra o'clock as shown in our table. Till
i hi anal in the summer, and when seven o'clock
ia ong after warts. In the winter, or when the sun rise at or after seven, (hi period of time ia about aa cold as any portion of the night. It ia preaumed that ;he farmers have informed you that the proapect for peaches haw been materially diminished in this region, aa alao the (Tape, by the frost of the 3d of Hay.
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Legislativ e Summary. Mosnav. April, 18. 3t5atb The report of the Adjutant General wait laid before the Senate. Mr. Wolf called up House joint resolution No. 1, and offered an amendment to the effect that the men and money of Indiana should not be employed in an aggres aire war, and that a general convention of all the Suites be recommended by this General Aasem Mr. It was referred to the Committee on Fede ral relations. Mr. Steele also submitted resolutions which were also referred to the same committee. Mr. Studahaker, from the Committee on Finance, returned the bill for the defense of the State with amendments, which were coucurred in. This bill appropriates $500,000, and provides for five regiments. I) was recommitted. Senator Wagner's bill wu returned from the Mt itanr Committee, authorizing the formation of six regiments, to be of the companies already repotted to be divided into cavalry, artillery and infantry, as the Governor may direct to serve for one year, unless sooner discharged; and authorizing the creation of two brigadier-generals The bill was amended so aa to make the pay three fourths of that allowed in the regular army, anc the word cavalry was stricken out, in which shape it passed. The death of the Hon. Richard Robbin, a Senator from the county of Decatur, was announced by Mr. Line, and appropriate resolutions pawed. A resolution was adopted calling for further information from the Commissary Gei.eral, snd one directing the committee on military affairs to inquire into the expediency of the appointment of a board of competent physicians to examine applicants for medical posts in the military service! of the State. The resolution suspending commercial intercoarse with the Southern States was laid on the table. Mr. Veatch's volunteer family relief bill was passed. It legalizes former appropriations for the relief of volunteers, and authorizes counties, through their commissioners, to make appropriations and levy a tax for the purposes con templated. A resolution was adopted, instructing the Ju dicitry Committee to inquire what, if any, legislation is necessary to prevent the exportation fron the State of military stores and provisions to tae States in rebellion apaiiist the Govern men, and report by bill or otherwise. Focse. Resolutions were adopted directing the Committee on Education to correct errors in the school law passed at the last session ; that the Committee on the Judiciary inquire into the expediency of reporting a bill for the relief of vol nutters, (this resolution looks to exempting the property of such volunteers from execution;) directing the Doorkeeper to contract for 600 copies of Drapier's Brevier Reports for the use of the Moi.se; a joint resolution, directing, the Senate concurring, the Governor to make a requisition for 'Equipments for W0 cavalry soldiers. A resolution instructing the Judiciary committee to inquire into the propriety of preparing a law to stop all nrade with the States which have not responded to the call of the President was submitted and
postponed. Mr Veatch's volunteer aid bill was ordered to be engrossed, the sum of $500,000 for the purchase of arms being substituted for $600,000. as in the original bill. Mr. Fisher introduced a loan bill authorizing a blat k amount of bonds to be issued by the State, of the denomination of $100 each, payable twenty years after date, at the Indiana Agency in the city of New York. Another loan bill , introduced by Mr. Veatch, authorizing the issue of $1,000,000 in $1 ,000 bonds, is also before the Honse. Both bills were referred to the committee on ways and means. lir. Bundy introduced a resolution which was adopted, inquiring of the Governor the probable cost of raising, arming and supporting six regime! ts of infantry for one year, and also in reference to the supply of troops in Camp Morton. A message from the Senate announced the pas-
sago of the House joint resolution to send arms to the Ohio river counties Dearborn, Ohio, Swit zerltnd and Jefferson, and inserting 5,000 instead of 1,000. Tcsspat, April 30, 18S1. Sexate. The Senate was called to order by Mr. Line. Mr. Steele's joint resolutions wer returned from the Committee on Federal Rela tions. and, after a long discussion and some amendment, they were adopted unanimously. They express the sentiment that no State has a right to repudiate her constitutional obligations; thai the people of Indiana acknowledge their conHtitutional obligation to furnish military force to ro-opsrate with the friends of the Union in any State where the constitational rights of pat trio'.ic citizens are assailed by traitors to the National Government; that no intention exists on the part of the people of Indiana to interfere with the domestic institutions of Kentucky or any
other State, or to furnish men or money, either
directly or indirectly, for aggressive acts upon the institution of slavery, or any other constitu tional right of any State; acknowledges the obli
gations of Indiana to Kentucky in days gone by.
and asserts that Indiana stands randy to aid Ken
tncky against her enemies, and the traitors who
seek to insult the flag of the Union; provides thar. the Governor transmit copies to the Gov
ernors of all the other States. A resolution was adopted directing the Com gcittee on Military Affairs to inquire into the ex pediency of reporting a bill authorizing the Gov
ertnr to raise a regiment of cavalrv and three
battalioufl of artillery in addition to the six regi mentsof infantry provided for.
Mr. Ray introduced a bill to protect the prop
erty of soldiers of the State in the erviee of the United States, which was read twice and reierred
to the Judiciary Committ a . (
A communication frt)DvÄ3ommissary Gene
ral was received and rererfoil y, a specisl com mittee consisting of MavisrwCTayt)!, Hamilton
Studabaker, March and Stone.
Horsx. Mr. Fisher, of Wabash, was in th
chair, in the absence of the Speaker. A motion to instruct the judiciary committee to inquire into the expediency of making silver coin a legal tender in ums above $5, was tabled. Mr Polk offered a resolution protesting against sending troops to, or erecting fortifications at Jeffersonville, as an insult to the loyr.lty of Kentucky, which was referred to the military committee. A resolution was adopted, the Senate concurring, to utke a recess on Friday, until the 2-th day of May. The Senate's six regiment bill was taken up, and referred, with a namber of pending amendments, to the military committee. Mr. Stotsenberg introduced a bill winch was naised to a third readme, extending the UxTie for
the return of executions, to '165 day, ad advertisement to 90 days. The bill legalizing the State Auditor's deposit of $30,000 of State bonds as security for the $25,000 borrowed to meet the
snpense of raising troops was twice read and re
bili amendatory to the school law and Mr. Stot senberg's bill u- stay execution were referred to th Judiciary Committee Mr. Fisher's bill making an appropriation of $100,000 to enable the Governor to defray the expenses of responding to the call of the President was rej)orte-l buck from the Military Committee and passed. Mr. Owens' amalgamation evidence bill and Mr Jones' Common Pleas bills were referred, and Mr Black's recorders' and sur
veyors' bill was laid on the table, and a bill was
introduced and referred to the Committee on Ways ai.d Means to provide for the expenses of the Legislature. Mr. Steele's Senate resolutions passed the House unanimously. A resolution was adopted calling on the Commissary General for infortua tion in regard to the subsistence ot trwops, when the House adjourned. Wbuxkiday, May 1, 1861 Sr vats. The House concurrent resolution to take a recess from Friday until the 2Sth day of May, was called up, and with an amendment which provides that if not called together by the Governor at tiiat time, the recess shall be considered an adjournment sine die, was referred to a committee. Mr. March introduced a bill which was read twice and reierrcl to the Committee on Finance, providing the mi nner of procuring, and the quantity of subsistence stores, and articles in the (Quarter master and Commissary Departmeuts,and prescribing duties of certain officers therein, aud providing for punishment for violations of the act. House bill No. 4, making appropirations to defray the expenses of troops, kc, was twice read and referred , and House bill appropriating $15. 000 to pay the expenses of the Legislature, was read three times and passed. Mr. Clay pool introduced a bill authorizing the issue of treasury notes to '.he amount of $500,000, and making them receivable in payment of taxes. The bill was discussed at great length, and a number of amendments were offered one by Mr. Craven, fixing the denomination of the notes at $5, $10, $20 $50 and $100. aud with pending intr uctions was referred to the Committee on Fi nance. Resolutions were passed instructing the Committee on Finance to inquire what amount of expense of the present war preparations in the State would probably be required to be provided for by the State, and what part will fall upon the General Government; and also to inquire into the expediency of levying an additional tax for the year 1861 to provide for the payment of interest on the bonds of the State that may be issued to defray the expense of the military operations of the State. Hot st A bill was introduced by Mr. Williams pro riding for relief by valuation and appraisement laws from execution anu judgment upon nil contracts hereafter made, and oue providing for the redemption of real property sold upon execu tion within the State, providing that such property may be redeemed on the payment of ten per cent, interest and the purchase money any time within the year the purchaser to retain the growing crop. The vote on the passage of Mr. Steele's ( Sonate) joint resolutions adopted ly the House yesterday was reconsidered, after considerable discussion, and referred to a select committee of five, consisting of McLean, Crain, Heffren, New
man and Hundy. Mr. Fisher's loan bill was returned from the Committee with the blank filled with two millions of dollars, and providing that five hundred thousand shall be in bonds of $500, instead of $1 ,000 each. (We yesterday were in error regarding this bill ; it was Mr. Veatch's loan bill that provided for the issue of bouds in small sums. ) The amendments were adopted and the bill ordered to be engrossed. Mr. Fisher introduced a bill to amend the general banking law; which was read ami referred to the Committee on Banks. Messrs. Holcomb, Hopkins and Chapman were appointed a committee to investigate the registry of volunteer companies in the Adjutant General's office, and report the order in which the tenders
were made. The Auditor's deposit bill was passed. The concurrent resolution on adjournment, with the Senate's amendment changing the day, w.m taken up and tabled. Mr. Veatch. from the Judiciary Committee, reported that the volunteer relief bill exempting the property of such froru execution would be unconstitutional unless the law was made general, and the report was concurred in. Mr. Heffren, from the Military Committee, reported back the Senate's six regiments bill with amendments. Seven regiments are provided, one to be of cavalry, to serveduring the war, but
not to be mounted until called into the service of
he United States. The infantry and artillery to
serve for three years. The bill and amendments wer laid on the table, and 200 copies ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Kendnck introduced a bill appropriating
2.70O for the Hospital for the Insane. The bill
for the organization of the military, similar in its
provisions to the famous hill of last winter, was then taken up and considered section by section, and tending such consideration the House ad
ourned.
TmasDAV. May 3, 1S61. Senate Senator March's bill in relation to
rations for rolunteers was passed atter some
slight amendments. The Senate, by resolution,
on tared six hundred copies of Drapier's Brevier
Reports tor the use of members. A joint resolu
tion was passed authorizing the Governor to em
ploy competent medical aid for the soldiers in Camp Morton and other quarters. Mr. Fer-
guson'a arms distribution hill was passed. (This
bill distributes the arms to the corporate bodies of cities and town to be by them given to volun-
r companies.) Senator Anthony's military
bill was read a second time and referred to the
Military Committee.
The afternoon was devoted to the discussion of
Mr. Craven's felony bill reported froin the Judiciary Committee. It was referred back to the same Committee.
000 and inserting $1 ..Yi.i.000, and it was ordered Sanderson's Boilxr Flxper. We have negto be printed. . lected for some days to call attention to this The bill for the reorganization of the militia simple contrivance for guaging the water in was called up, debated for a time, and then fur- boilers. It is self acting, aud to be depended on ther consideration of it postponed till Tuesday at in all cases. Whenever the water sinks below a two o'clock. given line from any defect in any part of the Senators Hull and Couley wero appointed a machinery instant warning is given. One of them i
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What a Figure! ifa! Ha! IIa!
the greeting from their
committee to act with a committee of three on the part of the House, to examine the quality of the food furnished the soldiers at Camp Morton.
has been attached to the boiler in the Sentinel office for several weeks, and we can vouch for its reliability and usefulness. Persons desirous of
Alter hearing a report of the Committee of Con- eein:,' its workings can call at any time during
ference on the six regiment bill, the Senate ad
journed until Tuesday at two o'clock, P. M.
the day and examine it. Mr. I Lewis, who is
now stopping at the Spencer House, is the agent.
Hoi'sk. A resolution was adopted, the Senate and will re-eive orders for and superintend the
concurring, that the Governor !e directed to re
turn to their homes all companies that have come up to the Capital without orders or in violation of orders, and a resolution directing all companies that have not been mustered into service to re
turn home, was passed over informally.
placing of the guages.
tW The great central active principle of the I Tolu Anodyne is a true development of the original natural opitte. In all cases wherever opium has been used and its baneful effects wit-
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The Senate message, refusing to concur in the " mar our ' Bae.,uate.y com-
: pare trie ainerence, and no decision is equal to a
triil. The Anodyne contains not a particle of opium, and the most delicate constitution can
House amendment to the six regiment bill, was : taken up, and Messrs. Fisher. (Iresham and Heff
ren were appointed a Committee of Conference. A communication from Commissary-General Mansur. in reply to the House resolution of the 30th of April was referred to the Military Committee, and Mr. Fisher's hill in reference to sub iistence of troops wss read a second time and re ferred to the same committee. The special order at 10 o'clock being the con sideration of the report of the special committee to inquire into the order in which volunteer companies were reported to the Adjutant General, it was discussed for some time, and informally parsed over to hear the report of the committee of free conference on the six regiment bill. The committee reported an agreement, both houses receding from some of their provisions. The House after a long discussion passed the bill as reported from the committee of free conference. It provides for raising six regiments for one year, to be divide: into cavalry, artillery and infantry, as the exigency of the case may require. Messrs. Heffren, Cuson, and Chapman were appointed to act with the Senate committee to examine the provisions for volunteers at Camp Morton.
Uralers o. 5 Stats or I siuas a, F.xbcvtiv DsrASTwcsr, Indianapolis, April 30, 101 The following named persons are annouueed as Captains, Lieutenants and Ensigns, (with the rank of Second Lieutenant,) in the quota of forces called for from this State, under the President's proclamation of the 15th mat., to rank in each grade in the order written below, and have been commission d and will lie obeyed and re spected accordingly. CATTAILS.
1 s I 4 I ; 7 I M 1 1 n it H 15 1 IT 18 III as Jl S3 H M II 27 2 It II
James Morgan. Chris. Miller. DeWitt C. Has;. James Burgess. Philemon P. Baldwin Jab.-i Smith. Nathan Lord, Jr.
Joseph V. Bemusdaffer. 3
Isaac C. F.lhton.Jr. Dickson Fleming. John C. Ilannum. William H.Blake. JnhD M. Ida -Jefferson K. Scott. Tlif.idor 1. Mann. John W Make. Aug-iisiu H. Abbott, Jacob Widdanian. ThotnaK S. Dunn. Kdmuixl T. Wallace. Robert S. Foster. W. C. Wilson. William Taylor. William I. Segnr. Chart Ctnlils. 0. H.I". Carey. Thoma J. I'atton. WilliamsW. Dar:, II. Etra Olds. Thomas J. Harrison.
1 James Gavin. 2 Charles Day. 3 Ira O. Groef. 4 Joseph C. Suit. 5 John SU'pUenaon. Frederick Knefller. 7 John Iftast, 8 John A. Shin. 0 W illiam K. Walla. 10 Henry Waller. 11 Samuel Kuiaell. 12 John Hendricks. 13 Abram C. Wilson. 14 Kobert Allison. 15 Johu T. Longley. IS Clinton C. Weiner. 17 Isaac C. B. Suman. IS Andrew J. Kinney. 1 John W. Mclaughlin 20 Teter 1. Kennedy. 21 Joaeph M. ThoniaoD 22 Henry Bay. 23 Edward R. Bladen. 24 Richard W . Meredith 25 John E. Naylor. 26 Henry Lonng, jr. 27 Danirl Marauley. 2S Allen W. Prather. 29 Thomas Herring. SO Johu Kua.
31 James H. Watson. 32 Thomas J. Lae. 33 Rufus H. Gales. 34 Will. C. Moreaa. 35 Hagerman Tripp. 35 Uideou C. Moody. 37 John F. Cheek.
William Conkling. Henry M. Carr. Thomas J. Brady. WilliamC. Kiaa. Hiram T. Vandeventsr. Charles C. Smith. Frederick Tykle. John W. Uabb. R. A. Cameron. Reuber A. Riley. John Fahnestock. Charles O. Howard. Jess K. Hainill. Fielder A. Jones. Martin M. Irey. Joseph P. GM. William J. H. Robinson. A.:-!ri n i, j. r-( i:, Jr. John 1). F.vans. tlali C. Backnian. DSafley H. Chase. Charte S. I'arrish.
80 John H. Ferry.
LIST TSNA NTS. 31 Sameel K. Stephens. 32 Frederick P. Morrison. 89 Chartas H. Ki. -ken Jail. 34 George Butler.
35 George Carter. 36 Edward M. Ives. 37 Harvey B. Wilson. 38 Deinetrus Parsley. 39 Orin T. Fahnestock. 40 Asahel K. Rush. 41 Johu T. Robinson. 42 Iaavid E. Sparks. 43 Solomon Waterman. 44 John E. Moore. 45 Francis C. Swiggett. 46 William Elba. 47 Stephen Story. 48 Richard T. Fahnestock. 49 James Conner, 50 N.U Brown. 51 Jehu W. Perkins. 52 H. A. Whiteman. 53 Lewi' T. Miller. 54 John H. Gould
39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 r3 54 55 56 57 58 59
55 Alexander lloagland. 56 Ebenerer H. Morgan. 57 Joseph Kirk. 58 (ieorge H. Wiley. 59 J. H. Andrews. 60 K. P. Hammond.
INSI'INS.
1 Jesse Armstrong. 2 Henry C. Tinnej-. 3 John A. Gusley. 4 William S. Story. 5 Nathan Branson.
Joseph Richards.
I T 8 j M 11 13 II
JohnCrampton.
Joseph H. Livesey.
I i -e Adams.
Alexander Hamilton. Franklin Daily. Kotiert A. Douglass. Wallace Foster.
14 William R. Phillips. 15 James H. Vsnarxdall. IS George Wainwright. 17 Henry J. Blowney. IS Joseph W. Connell. 19 William Hamilton. 28 William C. Wheeler. 21 Thomas F. Wells. 22 A.J. Gut hriilge. 23 William T. Hays. 24 G. VY. Kendricka. 25 John Brown. 28 James Fergus. 27 C. L-Vigus. 28 David N. Steele. 29 Lanson Solomon. 30 Isaac M. Humsey.
31 32 33 M 35 36 37 ?8 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 55 57 58 59 60
Z. M. P. Hand. Alex. B. Patterson. James D. Rraden. Samuel H. Shortle. Alson Bailey. William Francis. Isaac W. Sanders. John W. Ross. John Coak. AKin Gay. Jacob M. Wells. Benjamin C. Shaw. Oiij.orun Rickettt. Gilbert A. Pierce. Theodore F. Omer. Allen O. Neff. Frank S. Scott. Henry Tindall. D. B. Culley. David Losiutter, Jr. Reuben C. Kise. William Dawion. John Caven. John C. Maze. George W. H. Riley. Isaac Stevens.
Calvin B. Toombs.
Welcome B. Mclaughlin
William A. logman. Joseph S. Miller.
The followinp named persons liave been ap pointed as Surgeons and Surgeon's Mates, in the quota of troops called under the President's proclamation of the 15th inst., and have been commissioned an such: 81RGE0XS. 1 Dr. Charles Schuasler, 6th Regiment. 2 Dr. George W. New. 7th Kegimeut. 3 Dr. James Pord, 8th Regiment. 4 Dr. Daniel Meeker, 9th Regiment. 5 Dr. Thomas P. McCrea. 10th Regiment. Dr. Thomas W. Fry, 11th Regiment. Bl RO EON'S MATES.
Dr. John W. Davis, 6th Regiment. Dr. William Gillespie, 7th Regiment. Dr. George W. Edgerlee, Sth Regirmnt. Dr. Jacob Haniraan, 9th Regiment. Dr. William H. Myers, 10th Regiment.
Dr. John C. Thompson, lllh Regiment.
By order of Commander in Chief. O. f MORTON. Johm M- Wallaci, Adjutant General.
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Hot si. The House devoted the entire day to
the bill for the organization of the volunteer
militia of the State. It contains about one hun
dred sections and was carefully couriered sec
tion by section as repc-:ed front the Military Cotnmi.tee, and passed with a few immaterial amendments. It appropriates $75. XX) per yeir to aid the organization throughout the State. Provides for courts martial slid courts of admin istration; for the formation of battalions, re;i ments and brigades, for the apjsiintment of one Major (Jenera! and Brigadier General, Colonels ami Lieutenant Colonels, by the Governor, and for the election of Majors by theCom;!i v officers and of Companv officers by their commands The Adjutant ami Quartermaster Centrals are to re
ceive a salary of $800 per veur s.ch. and to be
appointed by the Governor, the former to have
received a military education or to have been engaged in active service. Fbidat, May 3, ML
Sexatt. The Senate passed Mr Miller's felony bill ami Mr. Beeson's bill defining treason. The House resolution reqne Governor to make a requisition for equipments for eight hundred cavalry was also adopted. The amendments of the House to the six regiment bill were not concurred in. IIolse. The House passed the crreater portion of the day in discussing the six regiment bill and the amendments recommended by the Military
Committee. It finally passed, providing for one
regiment of artillerv, one of cavalrv and one of
Order o. t. AlJ! TAXT liKSSRAL'S OmCl.)
Indianapolis, May 3, 161. Regimental Surgeons will make requisitions for Hospital supplies at the quarters of IV J S. Mobbs, Medical Director, at the Inspector's office in Camp Morton until further notice. John M Wallace, Adjutant Gen. lad. Militia.
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SartaoaT, May 4, l-'8t Sexate. The Senste, bv a vote of 1- to 16. refused to concur in the House amendments to the miliUrv bill. Senator Claypool'a treasury
feired to the judiciary committee, as was also the note bill was amended so as to nuke $1MI.000 of
Mil to correct that portion of the school law in the issue in five dollar notes; $100,000 m tens and reference to the clerk for the Superintendent of twenties, and none ot the deaomitntion of $100, Public Instruction, and one supplemental to the i and oae hundred copies of the bill us amended
üxtroitMiNu Tboops The Quartermaster General yesterday awarded contracts for uniform in c the sii regiments, as follows: Two reirimenls to Glnser k brothers. Suits to consist of jacket and pants, ot cadet s.itiuett, at $7 DO per suit.
J. W GeisendorfT Co., "tie regiment. Jeans
jackets and pants at $0 50 per suit.
Mertitt k Couqhlin and E. A. Hall, otie repi-
nieat. Jeans jackets and pants at $7 OS per suit
6. J. Smith, Arthur Orr mid B. N. Lunham.of
M.S.. i son. one regiment Gie sati iett. at $ 75
er suit.
(Suits for the 11th regiment have heen con
tracted for by Col. Wallace some days since.)
Contracts for tlannel shirts and cotton drawers for five regiments were awarded to Glaser k Brothers. Shirts at $1 each; drill drawers, at 41' cents eveh. Nearly the entire contract for shoes was awardld SB Benedict A Hall, of New York, at $1 15 per iair. The entire contract for blankets wa awarded to D. W. l'ari-h, of Philadelphia. Ail to be de
livered within twenty five days, under a penalty of $3,000 on each contract. Light colored taper crown felt wool hat to be looped up ut each side, at $1 125 each for five regiments, was awarded to Dodd k Co., of Cin cinnati. Ok Pit. We hear it stated hy those whose information is entitled to respect, that Hon.
St eph ex A. PofULAS will be appointed Leu. enant General bv President Lixcol.v.
it Trs-Kiaarn. j Neiw York Tlnrkct. Vm- Yoan, Saturday, May 4.
Common grades of flour continue hesvv, while good and
common grades are scarce and firm; .-ales of S,300brls at $j XK& 10 for superfine State: $0 15 5 30 for extra State ; $5 0S.1 10 for superfine Western; 15 li5 50 for cumrinn to medium Wtrm: $5 Sn v.". 60 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, $5 6g,7 2.r for trade brands do, ami market closing fjuiet with some export
inouirv for good and extra Stritc.
Canadian flour in moderate request without any impor
tant change in prices; sales of 300 brls at $5 20Ä7 50 for
very choice.
Extra rye floor steady; sales of 500 brls at 3 10Ä4 for
common to choice superfine. Corn-meal quiet and unchanged.
Wheat in favor of buyers with a limited husine-is doing for esport and home consumption: sales of 11,00t MM Milwaukee club at $1 28 delivered; 2.S00 hush red State
at 1 2s;i 29: 13.000 hush red Western at 1 .101 33V
in More und delivered; 2,400 bush white Michigan at$l 55
1 69; 1.200 bush white Canada at 1 52. Rye (Uiet at 61 ßSc. Rarlev dull at 555c. Whisky lower; sales of S.OO0 brls at 17 V Incorn there is a limited business doing and market un
changed; sales of 16,000 bush atSSc for old mixed Western
delivered: 67c for new do.; Jt64c for old tmsourwi no.; 8c for damaged mixed yellow.
Oatsdull at:a34 V- Western and Canada; 34&3&C
for State.
Pork firm and more active, sale of 1,700 brls at $17 50 1 for mesa; 17 35 for thin mess; $18 25 for prime: within a day or two, not before reported, there have been
sales of 5,000 brls nieta, chiefly to the (iovertiment, at
$17 Mil; the latter for verv choire.
Prime beef continues firm with a fair demand; sales of
360 brls at$44 50 for prime; $5 S7 6 25 for mess;
$1011 for repacked mesj; $11 V$12 50 for mess.
Cut meats dull and heavy with small sales at 8V 6 V
for Shoulder; 8VS.V fir hams. Bacon dull and nominal. Lard heavy and lower, sale$ 50 brls at 9&9' for common to g 1, and 10c for choice.
Butter in moderate request at 10 a. V for Ohio; 15320c
for State. Cheese steady st 7, K lc for inferior to prime. ST TKUtRaAFII.J Cincinnati Tlnrkct. Cikcixxati, Saturday, May 4.
There Is a good demand for flour at full prices ssles of
1.100 brl a- is 704 75.
Wheat firm at full prices; prims red sold at $1 and
prime white $1 10. Corn in iroderate demand at 34c. Oats Arm at 28c.
Whisky in fair demand and market rather firm; sales
of 700 brl at 12'
There is a good demand for mess pork; sales of 1,100 brls at $16 50, ami 1.000 do. delivered in May at $17: after the news from New York none could be had below $17 B&t
5,000 lbs bulk slmuldt rs sold at 5c
Vithing done in bacon and prices remain nominal, ills
offered at 6Sc :n some rases.
liiere is a fair demand for siiLtar; sales of 110 bhds at
S 7c.
New York Cattle Market. Maskkt Bat, Wednesday, May 1, 1S1. Total receipta of cattle of all kinds,for the week: Sheep 4
Cow. Veal. Lambs Swine. 81 37 A. 054 MM
73 1,151 S,43 6.61.:
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COl'RT JESTKR..
RICK CLOWN...
W ATER COVE RNORS. SAVE YOUR LIVES AND PROPERTY BT APPLYTNfl ONK OF SANDERSON & STANTON'S NEW BOILER FEEDERS ON WATER G0TERK01.
T .W.M0
THIS MACHINE IS SIMPLE IN IT CONSTRUCTION, . is not liable to get out of ordei , keeps the water always at on higbt in the boiler 1 the evaporation much or little is a sure water guage and low water detector is
case of an obstruction in the pump or wate- pipes. One of these machines has been thoroughly tested on the ' -t iler attached to th machinery of the Indiana State Sentinel office. The public are invited to call and examine it far themselves. For further particulars inquire of L LEWIS, Spencer House, Indianapolis, Indiana. From tha trial of th above machine on the boiler in oar office, we are ratisfied it will perform all that is claimed for it, and that it will be highly prized bv anv who use it. RINGHAM, DOL'itHTY A CO., Proprietors State Sentinel. We, the nndersigned, employed in the Sentinel office, having thoroughly tested Sanders .n's new Boiler Feeder, or Water Guage. are entirely satisfied with its operation, and would recommend all persons using boilers, to pnrrhase Sanderson's. J. R. APPLETON, Foreman i'ress-roora. mayl-dAwtf TRCMAN CL'RTlä. kngineer. DRUCS AND MEDICINES. ROBERT BROWNING, Druggist, S2 Kat Wali Milton Mirer t, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIAN K, HAS IN STORE, AND FOR SALE, as low as vac iamr qcAMrr or asticlss cax sa rvacMAKSs IK AST OTBBU WKSTKa SOt'SB.
"PANTASC0PIC
CTACJ
ncai Flg-urv, admirable adapt taea. s clear and distinct imag of the o of the head, snd othe r unpleasant Sei r to proastui smuts aai ertctcal ay
, their IlltwSHj
ta Ike
of the objeart as
FIUESE CELEBRATED SPECTACLES, NOW SO GENERALLY USED ABD APPROTED, ABB TU MOsTT
JL pence t assistance to defective vision uslor Ute public. I nc Lenses are ground m the
form which is in accordance with the philosophy of na:ure being ths form of tbc 1
polished surfaces, pur:ty and transparence of material, and exact Spherical Figure,
organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye, and producing; s clear and
in the na:ural healthy sight avoiding the gummeniig wavering oiiimeaa ot often experienced in the Bae of ordinary glaaaea aud enaWiag the wearer
Uber by day crcandie light, with ease, comfort and saUsfscuon. Office 20. Easi Washington Street, Indianapolis. Indiana. fSend for a Circular containing full particulars, list of prices, etc., and earsstiaas fr laaajiaag a parts sad have them sent by mail. Address ocull-UAw. 1,. V . nost'Sl Optician, Indi-vnapslls. Indiawa .
PHYSICIANS.
DR. RALPH GRAME, msTEMRKR K THE ROYAL COI.l.MiK OF PHYSICIANS, ENGLAND. GRADUATR Or BICOkD'S FRENCH
If A Ii"-, tal fo Private Female D.seasev and Student of the celebrated t'hurvhill. fur the treatOMBt of Lung !
VRT1ST COIX)RS, best KngHah, ia tabes, canvas, Ac. Ac. BOTANIC MF.H1C1MES, and all tb Kclecti PrwparatiOBS. C10AL OIL, sn ex'ra article, with a good sasorttBeat Laxnpa. JTE-STUFFS or all kinds and best quality. I EXTRACTS for tha Handkerchief Cologne, Coafj nietica, Ac. 1. FLAVORING EXTRACTS for Cooking, of all kind and ; best quality. jLl'E, GLASSWABE, Jar, Bottles, Flasks, Vials, Ac
AIR OIIJJ. Hair Brushes snd Pomades of all kinds.
H
N8TBCM KNTS. Surgical and Dvntal a good stook.
JL JATNK'S MEDICINES, and all the popular remedleaof the day. KIIII1FK SEI-ECTRO-MAGNrTIC MACHINE atmaaufacfirer'a prices. J ARD OIL. Burniug Fluid, Turpentine. J EDIC1NES,CHKM!CAL8, foreign and domestic, fresh I and pur. VTEAT'S FOOT OIL and Tannen' Oil, best quality.
o
JAINTS of all kinds, dry and ground In oil, best qual-
BJ ity, at low ngures
Ur Unseed, Castor, Oliv, Sperm, and Oils of all
kinds.
UIN1NI, MORPHINE and other Chemicsl. OSIN, STA ECU, Concentrated Lye, Potaah, Ac.
it
kt PICES of all kinds, ground snd unground, strictly
3 pure. rjAOBACCO, CIGARS and Snuff, of the beat quality
I TLTRA-MAR1NE, Prnasisn blue, Chrome and Colors
j of all kind
B TARNISHES Copal, Coach, Damar,Japan aud Black
f best quality.
f "1TIND0W GLASS, all site, belt American and
V fj French. NE BAZIN'S PEKFVMERT, a larg assortment. ZINC PAINT, French, dry and ground In ell and Tarnish. 4? AI.L ARTICLES asnally found in a Drug Mouse
SAL- Per ! at low figure. All articles warranted a represented, and to which we invite all before purchasing elsewhere. RORERT BROWING,
raay'JS '0 .Iftweowlr 12 West W.ibi!irton treet
MEDICAL.
cases, aud for the treatment of Lung 1 Sica..., and fur tbe ;.aai ten year a couataut attendant of th Onaatal tiu.
pllai. win be ui 1D1A. AI'OLIS, TOM IK 1, TILL TH FIRST OF SEPTEHKB, liCI, -tT M i Ti.t. s un i t I.. Where he will be happy to meet all thus afflicted wishany kind of lmr and ronsMsrad iacurable by otai.' practitioners. His remedies :e only thoec which nature has so bountifully provided a with, la the Irewtawsot ot disease he reject the us of all poisonous drug and minerals. Instead of enfeebling th ystcsn h invigorate., that nature may be able to expel tbe disease It is to the know ledge of Uioas great secret tiiat be owe. hi s . and in using which he defies all the Medical Faculty -on the Continent to culnpete with hiss. All thov wkv suffering from Lung Diseases of whatever nature, are particularly desired to call, as one haP of the rsitt i sumption that are pronounced incurable by the Medical Faculty, and considered hupelcM, are taadiij ear... . yWld at once to hi mild plan of treatment, from the very fact that not one physician in twrn'y have i ) ro, struments for exan ining the lungs, and those who have, are very few of them capable of judging tbe at. kind of disease to hieb tbe lutig i subject. He ha cured hundred upon hundred of such pstJiiu: wU k, given up by other practitioner to die. The idea that conaumption i necessarily fatal has destroyed more human lifo than the diecaao Kaoif. For all form of Dyspepsia and Kidney lisrae he testa the urine, for th execs deposited, aii ' r possible plan to ascertain the true cause of diteae. The Dr. can show more certificate of cures, sworn to by patients, than any other phyMciai. la Aaaarioa. Not like hundreds of empirical swindlers, he neer prepares his medicines until he ascertain, the : i true cause. He ha no puffed nostrums that will cure all dinessea. The dissstes of Women and Children receive his particular attention. To Nlnlos and I'cmnle of Yonlb sttad. naturil) .
Seminal Weakness and Sponnatorrhoca. it i a melancholy fact that thousands who :e .urVTiitc! Insatiate disease arc victims of secret habit, self alms, gradually andemiuing their constiiutiow- tl sidiously creeping on. every faculty is shattered, constitution wrecked, mA tbe become mWect only or mad -house, unlets death come' in as a welcome gu st to relive the patieat Irom his suaVrtag. BB
from the painful evidence of bis irrcwulariiies and error. Tbe psnalty will no constitution bas received tbc shock, snd nature, tinaMed can not repair tbe l prompt and projier medical treatment. The earlier this i ssiught the easier Um male, are noctural and rometiines diurnal c-mfsaios. In either ex we fnd weal and loins, lassitude, loss of memory, confused ideas, low irit. i . ,.t. general debility, and frequently attended with cough and hectic fever. This di all it sytni tonv . can be relieved and pr mptly arrested by the Indian Herl. 1 n uses an instrument that will arreat the disease instantly, and without an fftf" ' wlio call may n an bcne.t, candid snd true statet of hi giving thetn relief grati.
The Dctor permanently cures th Pile-, and Bel sfl the world The lr. riiaücnges the whole Medical Facultv for tbe treatment i Janas WUT NO CHAHG'r AHE FOB 00
sVroai r
e with ta The onlv
mpete with him on Ken nig. Liver. Kidney Ihseaa
sad len. '
SCALES.
LECAL.
Patent Platform Scale.
ANTONIO BROTHEBS' QBKAT WORLD CIRCUS! AJSTD GYMNASIUM.
THE STAR SHOW OF 1891 This Company 1 selected from tha best performers of the age. Prominent among the features of this as. tabltshment will be found JAMES MELVILLE! Tbe Great Australian Rider Tbe unanimous voice of the press and public throughout the civilised world, has proclaimed him the equestrian miracle. M ile JEANETTE ELLSLER The wonderful Parisian T ight-rows Dans?na. THE AUSTIN FAMILY, In their versatile Acts of Juggling on horseback, etc. MRS. MELVILLE, The Brilliant EqneetrisBB. W. A. DONAVAN, In hi new and terrific set, entitled I. E. -hello Perllleus. ANTONIO BROTHERS,
In their lassie Act. JERRY W0RLAND,
The Champion Tumbler and Leaner SIGN0R DUVAL, The Astonishing Contortionist. Masts. HENRIE & WILLIE, The youthful Equestrians and Gymnast.
Migasi Ballet Troupe! In thMr Character Dances.
The performing war horse, AMERICAN EAGLE I
he nicht performance will con-
lude with the startling and terrific
act, entitled the
In which 0. ANTONIO will sppsaon th Corde Volante, enveloped ia A Volcano of Fire.
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
Is a constitutional liseaae, a corruption of the UowLbj which this fiuitl becomes viti.ttetl, weak and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole bode, and obbj burst out in disease on afij) part of it. No orpan H free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously cause J by uiercurial disease, low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth ami filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin, it is hereditary iti the constitution, descendiiitc "from paraiis to children unto the third and fourth generation:"' inders', it seems to be the rod of Him who says: "I will visit the iniquities of the father u;on their children." Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous mutter, which, in the lungs, liver Bad iBtftBBl OTgSJM, is termed tu bercles; in the glands, swallings; and on the sur litce, eruptions or sores. This find corruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the ener gies of life, so that -crofulou constitutions not only suffer from scrofulous complaints, iut they have far less power to withstand the attacks of other diseases; cotise'iueutly vast numbers perish by disorders which, although not scrofulous in their nature, are still ron lercd fatal by this taint in the system Most of the consumption which decimites the huunn family has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamination; and many destructive disease of the liver, kidneys, brain, and indeed, of all the organs, arise from or are air
gravitted by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people nrj scrofulous;
their persons are invade! by this lurking infer
too, and their health is undermined lv it. lo
cleanse it from the BTBtSJBB we mut renovate the
blood bv an alterative medicine, and hsVinrate
bv healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine
we supply in
.T. 08B0BN N. AÜ8TIM
ADMISSION.
Boxes 60 Cent. Pit, .e.s '--..25 Performance IS ery Day At I and 7 o'clock, P. X.
WILL EXHIBIT Jl
Mate-hou-i- l-ot.) on WEDNESDAY
ana THUKDA. Mav If. and 16. lsl.
aij I BIBSlaiM A. J SrBUHlSB
Ind..
Apent.
LOTTERIES.
Beeves. Total 3,943 Ijist week 3,55ff t.'orrepon'n week last year 4,344 Average N. per week lat year. 4, 344
Royal llavana Lo.t,Ty.
THF. 5 EXT OKDI5AKT BBAWTJCG OF THE KOTAL Havana Lottery, conducted ly the Spanish Goveni-
tnent, under the surwrvisioii of the Captain General of
Cubs, will take place at Havana, nn
I iii sday. Ssiiy 7,
I Ml.
128 140
1,165 763
6.42S S.93S
MM
6,ir,o
. 4R0
$360,000.
SORTF.O Kl'MKhO M, OKD1SAR10.
k as rao DirncaasT kta n . Sew York TH Kruturkv Ohio 414 Iowa....' Indiana 64 Missouri Illinois 3,009 Connecticut New Jersey 10 IK a via.
With a pood demand for city consumption, tog-ether with government orders for srmy .applies, the market has been, more active god prices are fully 2.", A5"C p r r I
In-'her. Ahont 111 tieait were taken for vf .,ingtoii and
about 100 head BSBrB w.ti. Ixnight to be sent there from the West. The business yesterday was so aclire that only
ÖOtl head remained for the sales to-dav; theae were all
closet) out at an early hour, and brought full prices.thr mar
ket closing very nrnily at our quotations. The quality of
tne onerinj tnis week averages goon, w e quote:
Capital l'rirr, tOt),(XM.
1 Prise of
151 30
.$100,000 . 60,000
. 30.000 . 30.000 . 10,000 l.ooo 500 40
s.soo
.. 9 0O 4 9 25 .. 8 00(31 S 75
7 oobj 7
. . 7 75? oo
. . 8 00; s sa
act. defiuing felonies. The bill to repeal the levees and drains corpo-
wre ordered to be printed. The finance com
returned the loan bill, rtriking out $3.000,
A Peci liar Wauek. An Illinois paper saji that during the last Presidential campaign Mrs. DosbbIbj male a het of $11)1) that ehe would "sleep with the next l'resident ' Unless Old Abe is a man of very bsd Ut,ahecan win tint let easily enough.
sssr rarrtB. Premium qualities perewt Prim qualities do Medium to good qualities do Poor do do General selling prices do Average do do
cow
Ther have len 1 offering :his w ek. but the ninrket
is dull and price, favor th hnvcr: two very go. si cow-
were sohl at 4.1 e.ich. Our quotations are:
Rest qualities per head 4550 flood do do 33 940 Pair do do 2630
Common do do 30B25 VBALS. The market this week is not o hard for the seller as that which we reported on Wednesday last, tili prices are low and most of the sales are made at and under 4c. We quote: Good and extra qualities per Th 5 cts. Other qualities do 3 4 cts. sacrr aB i um. Tlie market shows ome Improvement t)ii week, the advance being about 25c per head; all tbe receipta are of
sheared sheep, which bring; per lb, live weight, 3, 4 for fair to good, and 4S fr extra. W quote: Sheep per head $3 505 00 Lamb per head, live 3 Ousts 00 sin. The receipts this week have beeu heavier than the market would bear, and price have declined, the week closing inactively, price tending downward, and 2,500 head left over untold. We quote: Live Hogs. Dressed. Hesvy prime corn fed 5' 5', 8 4j Light do 5 5t, 6V6
Hvv still ri . Light f....l
Appro.imations
For approximations to the 100,000 of 500 each; 4 of $400
to ..ll.nOO: ot 400 to Uie .'.U.IMHI; 4 or B4IIU In 920.0110
4 or B400 to flu 000 VbwSI Ticket 90i Ilalvra, v.o;lustr term .. Prlies eaned at sight at 6 per cent, discount, lulls on all solvent bsnk tsken st par.
A drawing will be forwarded aa soon a. the result b
eomes known.
All ordT for Scheme or Tickets to be addressed to "Flos ROUKIGl'EK. rare of City Post, Charleston. South
Carolina. norS-HAwl.T
Ltaff ' J A I R Ft A K E ' 1 . ltMBB .jH Vanufaetured only by SBI - j K- ' FAIRBAKK i SBf9 J3S' B Co., St. Jobnsbar, i Tsrmont. For sal st
ADMIXISTBATORBALEOritEALERTiTI : is hereby given that the uoder.igneu. a A-r trator of tl. estate of John H. Mcikt, dca4, it saauce with adecree of the Marion CoBtory Cosrt Boa 1'leaa, will, on Satord), th 1st day ' Ju. D. 1H81, between the hour often A. M. sad bar t. V said day. on tbc premise, sail aa undivided cm f. part of lot itvfii (') fa square sixty -Bin (S,j ia ta of liidisnapoli, Marion ctiotity, ltKiana. at pal li.- ssU tbe highest ai d best bidder over snd shove U t ppraid valu thereof ii i appraised tz3B. TBra On -third caah. balm da la ts sa4 twlv aasssil th purchaser givlug ki note therefor with ini KIl.BT FKBGt -Adatisilrar Brat sf Jska B. Mikle. S is Wirl-w4w
Indianapolis, radians.
(1UAI.Ii! AV SALI, OF KF.Al. EfOATK -? J hereby given tlist th onderaigneo, a ti Cr.t i of the estate of Catharine Mikl and Msrs-et at an it pursuance with an order and deer of ta Marion Co -Court of Common Pleaa, will, oa Saturday, the li June, A. D. IBsT, between the boar of 10 A. M sac 4 I ' of .aid day, or. tbe reir.e, seilen uodivided en-klf lot M-veo (7.) in qaare sixty-nln (BB,) ia :be city mf n eisBBapoiK Manon county . Indiana, at publi' a t. . highett snd best Uddei. over aud sbn lb two-tktr atpraied value thereof, it beirig appraisio at B4aF'. T:tris (roe-third cash, aalaaca la six d MM months, besriag interest, the purchaser givsi.g 1 . tkerefor, wiUi interest. BILilT FtKOl'm, nrayl-w4w Gsardiaa H. B. In shoe sal, as Administrator. I will all s nadivided oa-furtb of th real täte tkis 4rnl a Gaardian one-half, making thr-qmartrs of ta 1
Mnufaetrers'priceby ; daaenbod; th rcmainii -g on-fourth is ownad kg M-
Cathanne liuffmaii. in her own ris-ht.aud b) hr roaawnl rqut will be offered for ale at am time, sa that t purchaser eaa scqair till to the BsthrB lot. msyl-wsw XU. KT FTRrtrrW
r. 6ALI.lT. Aga
74 West Washington rt., fh37-wlj-61
AGRICULTURAL. JONES & JEWETT'S I. a I'O I -Uli i -is ; lel f- .l . l : 11 Mola Plow,
' s ( V. ai am' fP lü
ADMINISTRATOR S ALB. Sotlv is Ureby g. thst I will sell st public auction on Bsti.rdi , 1SB1, at ta 1st roakkanoe of Rnlomon Rill. Vce ed, in Lawrenc towiahip, Mariou county. Indisns. ali i personal property not taken br Ik widow, coasistinv
llor. ( attle. What in th nel.t. n u-ai tn the
lIo, .SI.eep. farruiiut uien.tli asvl o.hr art Is. T'
of Sale A credit 4 ta won'ka will h given on all over three dollar, the purchaser giving notawitb appr scurity, waiving valustion and apppralarmsiit l Bums of three dollar and andsr, ssah tn ksnet Bast eoBimsnce at sieht 'lock, A M. pr34-4w. WM S RB.lS. AdmiatrA A HMIXISTB4.Ti-S KtvrtCE -Notlc i h.-. that the uudattaklkSsl ha Wn appointed adaswittor of the etate oTRobnun Rill. deceased. 1st of Ma county, I'etiana Baad oat ale t. sopfiotwd In 1 salvei All person knowing thernarlves to be "noel tea will e forward and make tomadiau pajmei.t. apri4-Sw. WM S DILLS. AdmiasBMBaar.
Tilt: nOOMIDK STATE, IPATEXTBD OCTOBKR JA, 1859.J
A PRACTICAL TF.ST U AS C0NV1CF.D MA5T. A50
2 will convince all. of its superiority over all others.
and ran no: fii
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. wnxiAH v. wim v, COMMISSIONER IN INDIANA
ICR TI1K FOLIXIWIBG STATF.S AM) TKRRITO RIES:
Maine, ?te Hampshire, Vmint. C tmeetleut, Massac husatta, Rho!- Il.md, Kew Tork, Sew Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Borth Carolina, Kentucky. Tennessee, I .oil -.una,
Ctah.
Texaa, MissU.ij.pt, Missouri, Minnesota, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Wiaronsla, Michigaa, Arkara. Kansas, Kvbraaka, California, Oregon, Washington,
New Me.MO,
Will almiuUter oaths, take depotitions. aBtlavite, as., and ackr. w l!re DtaBBa, Mfsaes. powers of attorney and othr writings, to he ued or reeorded ia any af th above Slate;- and Territories. (MBcs, !Co. 10;, F.at Washington htrei t, ovr Adams Express cftlcc. n!r2S'60-dAw
AYERS
Coniponnd Fa (rart of Sarsaparille,
Th mnat efTe tual remedy which the mcslical
skill of our times can devise for this everywhere
prevailing t'ital maladr. It is comlined trom the
lir ist actire reinetiiiils that have been ducorered
for the exur);atioii of the foul disorder from the
.! -!. and the rescue of the vstem Irom its le-
.struciive coiiseiiuen'-ej. iience it siiotud ie ein-
loyetl for the cure of not onlv SctoIuU, but BlflO
those other nne:lions which arise Irom it, mich
as F.RLi'TiTK and Skim DieKssta, St. Ajttbomt'b
Pibb, Hose, EkY.siPLLAs, I'lMi-iif. I'lsriUM
Blotciif, Blaixs and lWucs, Ti )ioks, I tTTr-B
.in '. Salt imei m. Scald HaVae. Hinuwuks.
Kiiumatism, Syphilitic und Mutkial Dis-
r. tsi. Hauler. DvwPi rsiA, Dkrility, and, indeed,
all C'omi'i.aims iBlatVB ntoaf Vitiated or 1m-
pvrf Bt.ooo. The tsipulur belief in "impurity of
the blood" is founded in truth, for scrofula is a defeneration of the blond. The particular on- pose and virtue of this S.rip:irill.i is to purify snd
re'ciieriite uns vital tltiki, without which sound
health is impossible int ontainin ited constitutions.
AYER'3
Ague Cure,
FOR THF StttXtt CCRE OF
Intermittent Ferer nrFeverand k nr. Kemiltrnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Bsrraf! lerlodirnl IlentlHc lie, or Hillittn lleadurheand Billloua Fevers, indeed for the u hole rlftas of dlteatrs
ornfinntintr in l:li.tr drrangriuriit, cuuaed by tbe 'tularin of 'I i .i sum t i
( nuntrirl.
We nrc enabled here to offer the community a renicdv hich, while it cures the nbtive com
plaints with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any iu;tntity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts where these afflicting disorders prevail. This "Ci kk" exjiels the mi.ismatic poison of Firm and A:t e from the sy.-teni, and prevents tlie development of the die.ve, if taken on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this ehis, of complaint, but ilso the cheapest. The BBTBB fjuantity we supply for a dollar brin-rs it within the reach of everylioijy; and in billions districts, where Peter and Atii t prevails, erery lioiiy should have it and use it freely both for cure and protection. A "Teat stiieriority of this remedy fiver any oilier ever discovered for the speedy a,tid certain cure of Intermittent, is that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease
Fever and Aue is not alone the consequence of the miiismatic poison. A t:rea variety of disorders arise from its irritation, nnionr which are euraLjxa, Rheumatinu, Gout, Hiadarhr, Blind nrss. Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation. Painful Affection of the Spleen. Hyx
teric. Pa:' in the lloxrelt. ( ohc, I'arolyns and Dtranyemer.i of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, out on the intermittent type, or become periodical. This "(Via" expels the poison from the blood, and consequently eure them all alike it is :tn invaluable protection to immigrant and persons traveling or temporarily residing in the malarious district. If taken oc i cusioiially or daily while expoeed to the infection, that will be excreted from the system, and ran not accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into
disease. Hence it is even more valuable for pro -, lection than cure, and few will ever suffer from , Intermittents if they avail themselves of the pro tection this remedy afford Prepared by Dr. J. C. AY I II Ac CO., Lowell. VluarliHiett. All BStt rersedle. are for ale hy KtiHKKT ItUnVVNIMi. Indiananoll-, ALLK5 k CO., Cincinnati. apr17-e"Wm
il to render it a universal fsvorit aitk th
fanning community. Th first premium was awardd to this mac"-; at th last Indiana Stat Fair, over four others, and w All Machine sold hy us we warrsnt to perform In every respect a recommei.ded. or sre aiii refnud the money. We have Stat. County, Townahip and Farm It: rht for aal. Great inducement offered to those who wih to pure!. are territory hy th Stst, Coanty or T- wnshlp. Wtern land, good horses or cash, taken in exchange for territory. For particulars, addres JOM.s A Ji;v I TT, Pähl Indisas.
LICENSE NOTICES. stlce of ..Ik ntion for I i en-. . sa'trnCF. 1 HERKIIT OIVEXTHATI WILL aVPt.Y . to the P-.ard of CosBBtissiooers f Manon cout diana, at their next term, commencing the first Mond a' in June, lsl. for s license to sell intoxiestiax liquor u . lex quantity than a quart at a Has, for on yesr M place of eusiness and th preattse waron nub liqua sre t.- he drsnk, ars l?stsd in the buildios: known as tnRate. House, on lot No. in square Jfo 64. and krvm i. a the Art or Saloon, in ladisaapoli, in Center towns! in Marion lounty. Indiana. bAMKI. BACON, A;e. mays w3w otlcr of Application fr I irea.
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BITTERS.
L'lTETta.
in June, 1881, for a license to sell intuiiratiii a lest quantity than a tuart st s time, for on place of busiaes snd the premt whereoo ar to be drank, are locsied at So. 23 We t '' trt, on the west side of lot JTo. 3, lu K,ian Indianapol-, inCutr tstrrabip. Manor. esasBt mayi-w3w KODKKK 1
STOLEN.
s1
AK1 A kt. KAWAY
ralliiut liuneir Sharp, got two I y bujtirj from my .table oo M t, 1860, ts po to HsitnlBid Baal as not yet returned Tb horse.
T a'-rt. ba
OLD SACHEM BI
asp Wigwam Tonir.
fWmtM HKI.H ItH S AMI FAR-FAMFD BITTTR are re-:..inieiHle,l by th first physician of the onniry. .n sr.-.wiiit of tiieir pnrity nd grat raedlrinal virtue. They are atsasaiil n aectar to the taste, aad sre prsaounred tbe liest T'i'i- and Stimnlant ever offered to tks pahtie. Their enrative powers incase of general debility, loa of apptite, constipation, etc.. ar unparallel.-d, and as a guarantee that wo fel warranted a cUiminjf whst we do, w beg leave to atat thai our ertlois are endorsed by Paor. STM.IMAN, of Tale College. Paor. HAYF.8, of Massachusetts. And hundreds of others. For sale by RI SCHIIACPT A BAL. And by tirocers, Win Merchant snd LniggMs generally. If. GOODBKH, Sew Haven, Ct., iToprietar. Hrinrinal Depot. 14A Water treat, Sew Tork. dr3e-'SO-dAwlj
DENTISTS.
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O. YOIIS'S BLOCK, Indianapolis.
NORTH MF.R1D1AN STREKT,
prl l-dlyisAw3aaaIrSt
-".nV. nip, fross s etil, 4ithe pt scar on the withers, frera s buggy i abut 15 hsnds high. eicH years
imi soreness In the 'boulser. T
lsrk red. front net: both brokeB i
painted black and not bnitel. rm
id traces, and t rklle not i taken at the ans time AIm, two old blanket wii
wo at
tlver mounted rot
was a buffalo rob markt on iusiyl. sew ed ti t hem, ar
in each baiter, on tbe near aid. Just below ta bac
Fifts b-llart reward will t g-vei, tn anv . . w".
return the property dscrilied, and a r.ons.e rwarinlormation that wil! lead to lurir recovary.
fWt wtf M. vTlLBISOS. tBOianapo I
PATENTS.
Government Land Patents.
T AM PREPARED TO ATTEMi PBOMTTI V t I nrociirlnr of Patent, for panie bosdmtr certMkcat
entry f-r land in the tVetern Bute particularly U) 0 Jsckfton and Warsaw Land Districts. Misaoan. TIj tret', facility for dl potinK 4 land aff-mted by bavin endei
of perfect Utl. sb'SiM uxh e hold! of
apply st once for pstenta. rnplied to.
aprlO-wlai Kl Kturte Agni. llBlaSlSBUIIiii. la
bs by latter prjast.t , Wa. T WU.IT.
WANTED.
WANTF.D Vacant mipt. ved city lota, for which a good improved farm of 33 acre with good BWiUmgs oivhsrd, Ac.: ab, good w 'er -no wer rtth fVotn U
tolu feet bead saw-saill. tbrasstorr grtat-mill. baiid a on the place, situated an s rail re about 1 h' airs' rid from thi.city. Apply ta UtlJ.tU. A SMITH, anrl dAw Meal Estate A
CROCERIES, &C
LICHTNINC RODS. HALL'S PATENT COPPER LIGHTNING ROD
OFFICE A5D MANCFACTORT Vorlh.wesl (srnrr of lernllnn ans Harrland lireeia. IN KIJ.UTTTS RCII.niNO. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Ar.FVTS WANTKD IN F.VERT mi NTT IN THE State, to whom ihe most liberal tetm are offered. This i. the very be.i rvd hi ue. andean not be improved as a conductor. Call at the office and get circular. ELIHl COX, aovlS'Sn-dawly. Sals Manufacturer for Indlaaa.
Direct from .m Orlran-! J H,iI Ed, fair tca4cNe k BRLB prlsss New Orlsaa sselaaae BOKBS lsysr rasBBBs. DRUMS FBJ9. 'jrO M'STSllerm BackSts. For sal st CAadnnstti asarfcet pi tea. y . aw Ii. ICUMPLL, - I stnd M W.ahlsis;tsBi atreel, rortaer of Deist swat re.
500 i
BEGS MAUA (ÜBST Bat A 51 15
nd for sal law by A. B H BCB9TU.
STENCIL TOOLS.
S!0S;
(h th.'
BUT THE MKST HASD-MADEbTEB-
ools. fl.MO per year ha been cleared
. v.i 4 ; . - s- sntxia
at for five cents jier letter snd cost of ntstrnai. Old ( nin Houttitl atnil Volel.
Addree W. K LANl HEAR A CO..
dec'. dltAwrowdas Box 17i,01icbjb' Ohi
WI ART NOW ftrTTTTTNO A HEAVY SUPPLY of nw Whit Flak and Msckeral.. srhtck oa war
for r Circular.
rant lhr.uch lb i
Merchants win lad it t laetl lBtrwt ta 1 1 In ear good and price before g.dr. Iwwisrt, aad w Tine them of tb fact that they nad test ga ta OksxlBtaaSt ar LattisvlUa for tac aarrkass af ar.vtnm in t. -
I Hue. aa we keep a general a esewt and are deli i aiiaid , to BBH at B1VFB PRE EH A. B H Sf H1 1 feb7-Uw