Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1878 — Page 5

THE HTD1ANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23, 1878.

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OENERAL' TKLEQR1M3. Toll Text of i'A mu Offer el by Hi Beefc Yesterday.

"WAflnisGTOs. jux. 21. The following is a Tall text of Vje concurrent resolution tubmitted t th.e tenate by Mr. Bees tday: Where it u of tbe hlgnest Importance ia the preterit depressed coi dltlon of the Industrie r,t the people that taxation should be riwcnl to the lowest point consistent with a lat'jiful dlscaarge ot the obligations of an economical administration of lis atlalrs; and Whereas, Tbe neoretary of the treasury, In Ills estimates of the Bum to be provided by the present congress, includes H7,lS,04i to be applied during the next fl-icaltearln the purchase of United States bonds, under the provisions of the acts of February 2, li2. and July 11, 1W0, providing for a sinking fund for the extinction of the national debit and Whereat, The livt aecrt-tary. In his annual report to the Forty-fourth congrecs, iu Uccember, lfcTtt, showed that up to July 1, 1878, the literal compliance with the provisions of the said laws from the time they went into eOVct required the application of 1131,81 VI to the purposes provided for In the sld acts. Six hundred and fifty eight millions, nlue linn d red and ninety two thousand, two hundred and twenty-six dollars hiul been to applied, being an excess of fc?2o,lH,i)iO over th amount required by law to be so ayplud up to tht din e; and , Whereas, The present secretary of the treasury, in his report to this congress, In December last, after lepcallng the statements of his predecessor upon that subject, says: t)n the V same basis the amount or tne sinaingiunu ' wmilit have reach, d kl75.318.feSS On the tirttof f July,1877, on which dale a reduction or the debt, including acerutd interest, less cash in the treasury since the highest point in, amounted to SM,Z73,3Jtt, or Jl.i,9jl,4ja in excess of the am unt requred by aw to be provided for that fund: tht-refore, be it Kerolved, By the senate, the house of representatives coucurrinz. Tint it is unnecess-ry and Inexpedient, either to ma'.ntal'i or Impose taxes at mis time for the purpose of providing for the 117,194.0 ! a ked for by tlie secretary tf the treasury In hU estimates for the purpose of providing lurther for the sinking fund, and that the keeietary of the treasury Is heteby directed not t purchase any bonus for the reduction of the principal of tbe national debt till further order of congress, and that the committee having charge of the surject be, and they are hereby Instructed not to provide for the payment during the next fiscal year for any part of the said sura In adjustment of taxation required for the maintenance and support of the governmen t. Turkey Cirea Her Conditions of Peace. Loudo; Jan. 20. It is reported that the Chinese have captured the city of Kashgar. In consequence of the new instructions to the plenipotentiaries it is expected in Constantinople that the armistice will be .signed immediately, perhaps Monday. Preparations for tbe sultan's removal to liroussa are consequently suspended. A Pent special also says:. "Izzid Pashi conveys to the plenipotentiaries full powers, and will inform them that England is not likely to go to war." Another correspondent at Fera says negotiations have commenced. It is stated that the Turkish plenipotentiaries have been instructed that they may offer to make Batoum a free port, cede territory on the Asiatic frontier nearly as far as Kars and dismantle the fortifications of Kara and " Erzeroum. They may also ' propose the following programme for discussion by the European conierence: The Balkans to be considered the southern limit of Bulgaria. Rou mania to be independent, the Dardanelles to be open to men-of-war of all nations' and the settlement of Montenegr n and Servian questions to be temporarily deferred. Difficulties have already arisen. It is reported that Russia has demanded that Adrianople be included in Bulgaria. Also the cession of Jlatoum and opening of the Dardanelles to Russian and Turkish men-of-war only. Tke RnsslaBM Enter 'Adrianople Rnssla'a War Debt Toe Tnrklwti Peace makers Given Fnll Powers. . Londos, Jan. 20. A correspondent at Pera telegraphs that tbe Russians have entered Adrianople: An Athens correspondent says the troops at Chalcis have been ordered to the frontier immediately. A St. Petersburg correspondent says an omcial statement of tbe minister ot nnaucn estimates the extraordinary expenses occasioned by the war at 432,000,000 roubles. These expenses were not included in the budget, as telegraphed from St. Petersburg Saturday, which showed a balance between receipts and expenditures. A Vienna correspondent telegraphs the follow ingr It is reported from Constantinople that in consequence of the decisions taken in the great council on the 17th, Izztd Bey has been sent to Russian head quarters with - fresh instructions to the Turkish plenipotentiaries giving them fall power to Eign, whereas they at first were instructed to refer the condition to the pom. it 19 eaia this resolve was talen in consequence -of the pacific tone of England at the opening of British parliament, and also because Russia has given notice that she will insist on the im mediate acceptance or rejection of her terms. The Finance Bill Introduced In the Sen, ate Yesterday by Cameron, of Penn sylvan is. Washington. Jan. 21 The following is the finance bill, which was introduced by request in the senate to-day by Mr. Cam eron, ot Pennsylvania: A bill authorizing the coinage of a stand ard surer dollar, and providing that gold and silver jointly, and not otherwise, shall De a mu iegai tender. Ba it enacted, eta. That there shall be coined from time to time at the mints of the United States standard silver dollars, as provided for in the act of January 18. 1837. and any owner of silver bullion may deposit the same at any United States mint, or at the United States assay office in the city of ewi ore, and shall receive in return therefor fall commercial value of said bullion in standard silver dollars, and from and after the passage of this act said silver dollars and standard gold coinage shall iointlv be full legal tender, each to tbe extent of 50 percent., and 70. more of all debts, public and private, except as otherwise provided Dy law or express contract. Section 2. All acts or parts of acts Incon sis tent herewith are hereby repealed. Truwnry Report. . WAsnisGTOs. Jan. jy. ihe treasury now holds $315 & 12,550 in United States bonds to secure the national bank circulation, and f 13,083,000 tj secure public deposits. United states bonds deposited for circulation, for neta ior circulation withdrawn during the week ending today, $008,000; national bank circulation outstanding in eold .no, i,-..i: currency. ii. 004.04a; Internal revenue receipts tq-day, $2G8.2H3; customs receipts, $407,881; receipts of national bank notes for redemption during the week ending to day compared with corresponding period last year. 1877, $5,851,000; 1878, $4,217,000; receipts to day, $756,000; currency, $3,471,191; pecial fund for redemption of fractional currency, $10,000,000; special deposit of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of deposit, $38,650,000; coin, $132,083,618; including certificate, $30 G'JO.OOO; outstanding Jegal tenders, $349,043,776. Terrible KnfTerios; Amoog- Refugee. Losdo, Jan. 21. The Daily Telegraph I prints the following nnder date of Constan- ; tinopte yesterday: "Mr. Master, a?ent of x.' i:..v- 1 ..- : i ' t in buj(iicu nuci iuu'j, uos just arrivwu Viom :.v. ! ii r

Adrianor'e. ' These unhappy people have been in open cattle trucks three days, and manj perished from the cold weather. Last ni&fct 15 were found dead in the trucks. Tbe

so tiering of all are described as- awful. Mothers are reported in their frenzy to have thrown away living babes rather than see them die in their arms. As the train moved from Adrianople numbers of people tried to cling to the outbids and frame work of the carriages, and n.any attempted to ride on the buffers. At one ttition, where hundreds of people had congregated .withont food for two days, tbe men threatened Mr. Piaster with violence if bread was not given to them. Yesterday there. were 15,000 women and children out in the snow at Charlon. Three trainsful are hourly expected to arrive at Constantinople. It Is not known where tney win find shelter. The snow is seven iqches deep, and is still falling. Tbe cold is intense. All that can possibly be done is being effected by tbe administrators of the relief fund, but many lives are being sacrificed." Another Pacific Railroad Bill to he Offered. Washisoto. Jan. 19. Representative Chalmers, a member of the Texas Pacific railroad committee, on Monday next will introduce a bill providing for a trunk line to , r , i . , . A o. T . J , v icasDurg, wiin connccuuus - ou jjuuu, Memphis and New Orleans. Tbe new feature of the bill is that the Memphis connection be made by the Memphis and Vicksburg down the Mississippi valley, thereby avoiding the objection raised by the Iron Mountain read to tbe Memphis const ction. It will provide further that the government issue greenbacks receivable for all dues except interest on the public debt, and allow $20,000 per mile to the respective road, to be built on tne bonds of tbe road., payable in United States enrrency in 50 years, and hearing 5 per cent, interest, secured by a first mortgage oa the respective roads and all their property and earnings for a sinking fund, to be invested in United Stites bonds, to be held by the secretary of the treasury to meet the bonds of the said roads. The London Ti rues' Comment Tpon the Qneen's Speech. Ix)5dox, Jan. 13. The Times in a leading editorial says: "Nothing more satisfactory to the country with rerpect to the immediate course of public affairs could well have occurrf d than tbe declarations which were yesterday made in the queen's speech, as well as by tbe ministerial leaders in the two houses of parliament. The alarm recently raised respecting the possibility of a warlike policy being adopted by the government may now be finally dismissed." The Tftues, commenting upon the "documents contained in the blue book, says: "In Lord Derby's recent dispatches we can not find a single trace of apprehension?, such as alone could have justified the late outbreak of war feeling in certain quarters. It is now abundantly clear that the feeling was confined to a small though noisy minority, but it will be a satisfaction and a' relief to the whole country to know it found do echo in the official utterances of the government." The Qnrca'n KpeeeU Cue Disappointment at Constantinople. Constantinople, Jan. 13. Queen Victoria's speech has caused 'considerable -disappoint nient here. The Turkish ppace delegates have arrived at Karabunar. It is reported that Grand Duke Nicholas is at Yeni Saghra. At Thursday's sitting of the chamber a message from the grand vizer was read, asking the deputies to appoint five of their number to share in the deliberations of the committee of senators, nlimas and officers which will direct military measures in the event of a failure of the armistice negotiations The British consul at Adrianople has asked permis.-ion to leave, but Minister Layard has ordered him to remain at his post. Mr. Layard has given assistance to 40,000 refugees within five days. A British gunboat has embarked a number of refugees at Bourshas, and English marines are patrolling the streets of that place. . The Cabinet Council The Turk Clow Up n Hallway Bridge. Constantinople, Jan. 18 A report which was current here today that the bulk of Suleiman Pasha's army had passed through the enemy's lines and ar Wed near Adriano ple proves to be premature. Nothing is known of the position of 9uleiman's array. The cabinet council today deliberated upon measures for the defense of Constantinople. Two squadrons of Cossacks having arrived at Semenli to escort the Turkish peace delegates to Keasenltk, the Turkish commandant at the former place believed an attack waa . intended and blew up the rail way bridge. i A Silver Maa Meeting to be Held at New Yorx on the 30th. New York, Jan. 13. The Post says: "A call has been issued for a mass meeting of citizens, irrespective of party, to express their assent to the proposed free coinage cf United States silver dollars, and the affixing of a permanent legal value to United States silver coin in the interest of the internal industrial demands of the country. This neetinz is to be held at Cooner institute on the 30$n tilt. It is reported that Senators Voorhees, of Indiana, and Jones, of evada, will ha a mnn & thm nfibctra TT1I1 Ee Compelled to Make Peace. VirxxA. Jan. 21. A suecial from Conatan tinople says: "The opinion daily gains ground that m consequence ot the threatening fln,-rt nf internAl affairs ocrvoiollir r the capital, the porte will be compelled to purcnasoa cessation ox hostilities at any price. Three hundred thousand refugees are flee ing to Constantinople. The Russians Eater Adrianople. London. Jan. 21 A dlpnatch from fTnn stantinople announces the entry of the liussians into Adrianople. The Austrian consal there telejrranhed last niaht that the town was tranquil. There is no news of armistice negotiations. Consumption Cared. An old physician, retired, from practice. having ha 1 placed ia his ban li by an Erst India missionary tae formula of a simple. ve geiaoie remeay ior tne speedy ana permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis. catarrh, asthma. anJ all throat and laoe affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous com plaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suflV ring fellows. Actuated by -this motive, and a -desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to $M who desire it, this recipe in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Bent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this pper, W. W. Sherar, 126 Power's Bfock; BJohester, N. Y. mmmm ; Tho flerns of. All Odors. Dr. Price' Unique Perfumes surpass indurability and natural flowery freshness those made in this or any other country.' Persons who think perfumes poor unless they como from abroad should try Dr. Price's handkerchief odors. Tbey are really exquUite. - -

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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AIsa. fnnie nlae In "Frnlt Cake (f Attog-atiy) And "Plonwr" (UlacU) Coodi H'Jiti nch 60 PonuU Bntt n Fine Tobact'O CtUtcr In Ktven away fre. Sarn ftjxe In 44 onnd ntt wilbont Cutter. DlnioMrtw. Inlt Cake and Pioneer XIrands in every ttlae desirable to tbe triMlc. .FOR SALE BY ALL WHOLESALE GROCERS AND TOBACCONIST.-.

SHC0T3KG, GIMlXfc FLUTIXG, Crimping and Sand Iron. s Hi L.A1EI-T I3IPBOVJED. Every Iron and Hs attachmonts heavily nickel-plated aud highly polished. The cheapest, handsomest and best Glossing, Fluting, Crimping and Band iron in the world. Five irons on one handle and each iron complete in itself, with its adjustments so simple that a child can adjust them. We want azentsia every county in the Union to sell this' beautiful, useful and saleable article, to whom exclusive agencies will bo gveu FRILE, afford inr an unsurpassed opportunity to make money. Send postal card for circulars and terms. Wo will send sample irons to test, complete with starch, receipt, order book, elreulars. large ppsters, etc., on receipt of the remarkable low ot ice of SJ.50. Dont fall to M ild for samples. We guarantee you will be dellited with it. Address HOME IKON CO , Box 900 Pittsburg, Pa. 1 WJE WILL PAY The Highest Market Price For all of tlie following articles, or we will sell them for yon on 5 per cent, commission : BUTTER, CIIEESE, EGOS, POULTRY LARD, TALLOW, FEATHERS, POTATOES, APPLES, GRAIN, FLOUR. FEED, HIDEP, FUR, WOOL, PEANUTS, BF.0OM-C0RN, DRIED FRUIT, HAY, HOPS, Etc., Etc. Liberal cash advances rhadecn lare consignments t Ktap'e articles. Farmers, Shippers and Dealers In general merchandise should write for reference, price current, stencil, etc. When writing us btate whether you wish to ship on consignment or sell. If you wish to seli, name the articles, amount of eacn and your VERY LOWEST PRIOE for same, delivered F. O. 11. (free aboard cars) at your nearest shipping point. Also, if possible, send sample by mail; If too bulky, by -freight. ADDRESS HULL & SGOTSEY, . General Commission and Bhlppln g Merchants, 221 fc 3 1G North Water St, PHILADELPHIA, PA. HENDERSON'S COMBINED CATALOGUE 0? EVERYTHING FOR TTTB . GAE-BEET Numbering ITS pafres, with Colored Plate, unt fret tocustouiTof past year, and to all purchasers of our book.ellherlitrdeigfor Trojit,rrctiealFloriciturTUardcinefor Par(prlcel.Mearli. prepaid, by mall). To others oa receiptor ijc. Plain Plant or Seed Catalogues without Plate, free to all. PETER HENDERSON & CD. Verdun f a. Market Oarjeuerl, and t loristf, 35 Cortiandt Street, New York. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby given thtt tbe undersigned lias been appointed, administrator of the estate of Chrlxtlua Beitz. deceased, late of Marlon county, Indiana. Bald i'ate is supposed, to be insolvent. . JACOB A. EMRICH, Adoiinisirator.

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g Extracts r;uyi u.?s:fri;' Iyer's Hair. Vigor, FOR RESTORING GRAY KAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY & COLOR A' vancin? year sickness, care, dinappointmeGt and herdltary preilsrofcition,aJl turn tlie hair grav, and ellher of thtin rncline it to sheu prematurely. Ayek's JIair ViO stores its color, wbe-n faded or arnr. It btimuhtes the nutritive orcransto heallhr activity, and preserves bothihe hair and its benuty. Thus brashy, wesik or sickly hair becomua glossy, pliable an i fctrenstheued ; lost hair regrows with-lively ezpreiion; filling hair is t lie- ked and efitablished; thin hair thickens, and faded or gray halrs resume their t rig'.aai co'or. ltsoperatlm is sure and harmless. It cures dandrulT, heals all humors, aud keeps the scalpcool, clean and soft, under which conditions, diseases of the calp are impossible. Aba dressing for ladles' hair, the Visor l praised for its grateful and agreeable perluoie. and valued for the soft lustre end, lichneM of tone it imparts. PREPARED EY . DR. J. C. AYE It & CO., I.oneJI, Iaw. Practical and Analytical Cheinlat. . Sold by all Druggists and dealer In Medicine MR ASD EYE MJM1BY Wonderful discovery In the treatment of Cancer. tJancer removed, within from threa to nine days, without pain or ti e use of the knife, and a permanent-cure guaranteed. Chronic and acut diseases of the cyeetze--oessfully treated with mild and uon injurious medicloes. Deformities of every descrlftion euccessfully treated. Hurgical apptlarces'and broct-s ir.annlacturcd, expressly adapted to each particular case. The treatmentof chronic diseases a specialty. Call and see us before taking treatment elsewhere. Consultation and exam I nation free. A. r. Tt'Ka liB, St. t-r OCii e K. Illinois SC. Oorrespondencc solicited. EXECUTOR'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that we 'will sell at public auction o'u TaeJay, t'obtuary 12, 1S7, at the residence of John R. Inck, late.ot Marion county, deceastnt, til His personal property not taken by the widow, consiA-lc? of horses, cattle, ho?s, 1,C0 bushels corn, ii tun hay, 2 j0 dosen sue-u oa s and larming ir.-rl3-meiits. Terms: A credit of ten niout h j will be given on all suras over three debar, ibo purchaaerglving his note, with approved freehold securiiy, waiving valuation aad apnraiiueut laws. Three dolUtrs and under, ov-h in hand. JES'E SMITH, SILAS R. CHAM, Executors. Jamfs Naus, A nqtioneor. To tho Heirs of Evan E. Githen3, Deceased. Tlie nephew aud niece of Evan E;Gi:hens, deceased, late ot Fountain . cotiuty, Indiana, are hereby notified that 1 have been appointed administrator, with tli will annexe., of said decedent; that yr.u a r named a legatee la said will on condition t !;nt you prove your relationship to suid decedent within eighteen months from the date of this notice. I will furnish in format o tisto manner -ot making proof upon application by letter or otherwise. . WILLIAM W ALDRIF, m . Ait lea, Indiana. Isaac E. Bchoonovke, Att'y for ti'r. . . January 3, 1678. GLEN DALE FED! ALE COLLEGE The second Bsion of the 2'tu collegia! year will bet?ln February Itn. For catalog use and information address, herctoore , . RJi V. U D. POX1 KR, D. D. UioudUc, O.

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