Indiana State Guard, Volume 2, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1861 — Page 3
kegs of gunpowder. It seems she cleared from will be made. This armory supplies r large this porl in December last, for New Orleans, portion of the rifles in use by the English volunand, in a gale of wind, lost her mast, and was ! teers, and also has large contracts with France obliged to put into St. Thomas in distress, where ' for rifles for the French troops. A large supply she was refitted as best she could be, the Captain of heavy guns is expected from the General Gov. -not having the mean to repair, and she returned j.ernment in a few days, or as soon as they can be
to this city. The peculiar circumstances of t e 1 got here, purchases ot 11 tics ana guns are in
ease led to the discovery of the nature cargo, and to its providential seizure. A Matrimonial Incident-
The Lnyfayetto Courier relates the following incident, in connection with the appointment of Lieut. John A. Stein, of Lafayette, to the position of Adjutant of the Brigade, under Gen. Morris. Lieut. Stein, at the announcement of tlio President's proclamation, was engaged to be married, and the nupitals were to be solemnized in the course of a few days. Conceiving that he owed a higher duty to his country than he did to his betrothed, he volunteered. On being npprised of
t lie lact she wrote to nun, giving her tree consent, archly remarking, however, that she could have
spared a husband, for such service, as cheerfully as a lover. ' The gallant Lieut, took the hint if hint was indeed meant to be conveyed and on Saturday last, asked a day's leave of absence. It was granted, and he left the camp for the home of his affianced, reached there at five in the afternoon was married at six o'clock, and took his departure for bis post at seven o'clock the same evening. Miy Heaven spare him for the fond arms so worthily! w on, to the end of the war. The Situation of Affairs, Intelligence from Washington last night to the effect lAiat the war will be vigorously opened in a few -days by demonstrations upon Alexandria and soifolk. A movement on Havre de Grace was also ordered to take place yesterday from Perry -ville. Three or four companies of Col. Dare's command will cross the Susquehanna, with a
battery of artillery, and occupy Havre de Grace. Troops will then be sent forward, ten miles, to Bush river. The last movement may not be made till Sunday. On Monday a strong force of carpenters and builders will be sent forward to Bush river with timber and tools, and the bridge there will be rebuilt. The bridges over Big and Little Gunpowder rivers will be rebuilt as soon as a sufficient military force is sent forward to protect the workmen. The bridges will be completed by Thursday next, and this road to Baltimore will then be open. Troops will be sent forward from Philadelphia to reinforce those at Perry ville. Maj. Anderson passed through Perryville yesterday, and proceeded to Annapolis, en rutile for Washington. At both places he was received with respect, and passed through the lines of troops with head uncovered.
Affairs remain quiet in Baltimore. Fort Madison, an earthwork fortification commanding the city and harbor, is in possession of government troops. The steamer Maryland landed a force of the Massachusetts troops from Annapolis, and large quantities of stores at Fort Mc Henry yesterday, and afterwards steamed up the city with the Stars and Stripes Hying. The intelligence from Richmond is important. Considerable alarm is said to exist there in consequence of the activity of the United States government, and the unexpected unity of the North in supporting the Constitution and the
nag dishonored at tort Sumter. It was believed in Richmond that Davis has just notified tlie governors of the Border States, now acting in
Hostility to tnc government, to assemble at Mont gomery, there to confer with the rebel govern
ment on the momentous issues before them. The conservative ponion of the people in Richmond
are in lavor oi an armistice, in order that some
peaceful settlement of the difficulties may be ar
rived at, and several leading men from Virginia,
Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee, it is said, are actively exertinir themselves to bring it about,
The Virginia Legislature adjourned on 1st inst.,
until the 12ih of June, by which time it was
expected that t lie returns of the popular vote
on the ordinance ot secession would be received
The government, meantime, is authorized to call
the Legislature together at any lime during the recess. It has been decided by the War Department tliat no more troops, except volunteer regiments, are lo be concentrated at Washington for the present. X. Y. Herald, May 4. ,
of her i progress at several other points
' from these tacts it win be seen that Indiana will soon be in a condition to take excellent care of herself, and of any force that may venture to
! cross her border with a hostile purpose. Jour
nal, May 7.
Purchasing Provisions. The Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Times, writing on Sunday, says.
Within the past week upward of seven hundred thousand dollars' worth of provisions have been purchased by the Government in the city of New York alone. This is intended for the supply of the blockading fleet, and is being rapidly forwarded to Pensacola, Tortugas, and other available points. At Pensacola there are ample supplies already for a six months' campaign. Five hundred beef cattle are contracted for, to be delivered in Washington before the close of the present week. The War Department is also making large purchases of camp cloth, equipage, Arc, most of that which it had on hand having been stolen by Floyd & Co.
Appointments. Capt. Milo S. Ilascall has been appointed Aid-de-Camp to Brigadier-General Morris, and Lieut. Stien acting assistant Adjutant General. J D. C. Greenfield has the appointment of Quartermaster Sergeant for the 11th regiment, nn office combining, in a measure, the duties of Quartermaster and Commissary.
suiiiiiutma:!) "Olj happy lot, aud hallowed, ovati at tbe Joy of Angels Where tut go 1 dun chain of godliness entwined with the roses of love," On the ii5ih lust., ut tii a resldonce of the bride, ner Indian spoils, by hlderA. C. Hume, Mr. PKTfcK ROYSTKH to Mrs-
janf KKi.rv. - '-O Don 111, wli:il ml Mum. .irmtlcP and solemn A U-li mint. KlrtliunUliiK lify's Kllvir from Uinae clayey oriieiltl? I, II, UK CHAPl.N. intuiil Uaiiejlittr "I II. nn.l Mar) A. Ctilii ltln!l. utfeil 14 iniiiitlis unci 'Jl rici).. I....- - . . , .... 1 I Ul A V I'l.MIS l A UK I. I S. (.'orriM'ted livery k'ritlti)' Morning BV A. WAU.ArK, COMHlsmoN MkM ill t VI' . Wu hjivu but Ulllo vliutigo to nutu. Flour mid W dual rumulii 'lio saina as lust quoted. The rains hiivo dUcountRtiU our (armors, Uiey ciiunot plow on account of Hit' ground being: so wel. if tlio wdtillier doos nol chmigo, cornwlll demand belter prices. Outs mid Flaxseed ought to bo In the ground. Tlio
irisju-v, tor it vitij, ui nuxouau iuum giuouif HUT I KH Wlioleaule KGGS BKA.NS While BKKSWAX HONKY (put pound), CHKKSK COKiN MKAL LA K II COTTON YAWNS Halting (JOFl'KK lllo Ifulr to prime; Ijagunyr-i Java CANUIiKS-Slar Opul Tallow FI.OUK Kxtra Fainilv, By dray load. FKUIT Dried Apples Pearlies, Haw , KiiUins, Jin, I'igf-s ' Green Apples FISH Markorel, No. I, large Medium, No. 1 , No. 'J, large
No. 3, large.
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50 cent will be added lo all packages less Ihun barrel,
A Breathing Spell. The Administration has found time to remove 28 Democratic Postmas
ters in Oneida county, and appoint an equal number of Republicans to the vacancies. The
President has no objection to the enlistment of these decapitated officials in the service of the army, as there is but one party now-a-days. Mr. Lincoln is evidently of the opinion that all the Democrats are good for is to light. Buffalo (X. Y.) Courier. gS One of the most important changes in the regulations of the army and navy of the United States, is now being effected. The signal books
must, it is thought, be destroyed; and new ones made out. Southern officers, who have been in the Federal service, may have kept some signal books, and many know the chief signals at a
glance. Indeed rumor has it that it was Com
modore 'Cunningham, late Commander-in-chief
of our Mediterranean squailon, who prevented (be supplies from reaching Major Anderson, by
interpreting his signals to the licet.
J3T Selling and trading farms, lots, bouses and land; collecting rents; drawing up all kinds of instruments; negotiating loans are among the departments of business attended to by Delzell tk Smith, Real Estate Agents.
Don't Stop the Feed.
Indiana and her Preparations, As usual little is said outside of our State limits of what is going on inside, and probably fourfifths of the people of the country don't know whether Indiana has filled her requisition for troops or not. We desire succinctly to state what Indiana lias done in the way of warlike preparations. First. The six regiments demanded by the Federal Government was raised and mustered into service, and ready to march, in a week after the call was made. They are now in camp, drilling daily, and living the regular soldier lite. But up to this time, though the guns have come, the accoutrements are still behind. About300,OO0 cartridges have been received, and are ready for use. The lacking accoutrements will probably be here this week. One regiment, the 1 1th,
will be temporarily equipped with State arms and
accoutrements till the arrival of those belonrin!
to them, and in the meanwhile may be started for their destination in a day or two. Second. The Legislature has authorized the raising and arming of six regiments for one year for home service, to be transferred in the Government service in the discretion of the Governor. They will be armed by Stale arms, unless required by the General Government. More than twice as many companies as will make these six regiments have been tendered to the Governor, and over half are now here and in camp. Third. The requisition for several, probably six, regiments for three years service, will be filled in twenty-four hours after the order comes. The whole number nearly has already been tendered the Governor in anticipation of the call. ! Fourth Besides these 18 regiments raised by I
omcial requisition, there are probably 30 regiments organized in "Home Guards," with one name or another, who are perfecting their organizations and drilling every day. They will bold themselves in readiness in most cases subject to the call of the Government, and will be armed as fast as the arms can be procured. We shall not fall short of the truth if we slate that Indiana has now organized and ready, except in arms, 40.000 men. Fifth. The Governor has contracted with a Cincinnati foundary for 8 brass six-pounders and 4 twelve-pound howitzers for the field use. He has nho purchased at Montreal, of the agent of the celebrated armory at Liege, Belgium, 1,000 rifles of the best quality which are to be deliver
ed in 5 weeks. If not delivered in that time.
There is one labor of equal importance with the carrying on of the war, which ought not to be lost sight of in the rush so general to arms, in the West. The culture of tbe land must not be neglected must not be diminished, but ought
to be increased, as the increase for consumption will be great for all breadstuff's and provisions. We hear of some parties leaving their farms altogether to take part in the war. A short harvest will be a much direr calamity than war; and to insure a good harvest, the labor on the
farm must not be suspended, and the breadth of cultivation should rather be increased than otherwise. Prices are very remunerative at present for grain, and an increased cultivation would be the natural consequences of good prices. But this may be interfered with by a supposed paramount necessity to fight. The great body of farmers are thegreatcommissiaratof thcarmy and people. Good and extended cultivation will produce the hay and corn the food for cattle and swine, which are in turn the food for man, on which and on the cereals we have to depend to
carry on warlike and peaceful pursuits alike.
1 he men engaged in the hard task ot raising food
are, therefore, as well employed as those filling
the ranks. Trade and commerce and manufac
tures can spare their hundreds and thousands of
men for lighting for all these branches of Indus try are rendered dull: but agriculture can hard
ly spare a man.
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( From the X. Y. Times.) Government Tonics. United States stocks
went up lino per cent, yesterday. This was the
effect mainly of Mr. Seward's instructions to Mr. Dayton, and the evidence afforded by current
events that the Government is determined to meet
this rebellion with vigor and resolution. Mr. Seward gives tho world to understand that this Union shall not be broken up that all the pow
er of the Government will be used to crush the rebellion which threatens it with destruction. In the face of this declaration, and of the vigorous preparations of the Administration to prosecute the war with relentless vigor. Government
6tocks advance, Could there be better proof of the spirit and resolution which pervades the great mass of our people ?
Whin Fish Barrel..
Hall Hurrol Tmiil and Pickerel FKATHUKH-Live Geese WHEAT... BAULKY KVK OATS (MM.) POTATOES CHUN HAY, (S t in .MOLASSES New Orleans, per bill G'dtlen Syrup Sunr tioune PliO VISIONS Hacmi Sides Shiiuldcru Hams Caiivaseilj. .. , SfiKIIS-Flax. Clover,... I'll. 1, , till SALT Kanawha, (p 2S0lb Lake. " Course Alu in ' . ... , SiH-k Salt, Jfi bag SUGAK New Orleans, per bbl Kelliicvl Cr, lilted Powdered ( 'iifTnii-Siitriir CAI.eiNK.Il PLASTFK CK.MKNT LtMKrnsrbiintiert
HON IN 4 00(rf;4
TALLOW BANKNOTE LIST. CORRECTKD AT rLITCHU'l BANK. Money matters remain without any chunge. Exchange on the East firm ul J Tho following Illinois and Wisconsin Hank haVo been dig. credited at Clilcniro und arrt bough t nl 50 to '5 cla on tlio dollar. The on nk a of those Sutoa in good urudit go ul a discount of 7 to 10 per cont. EXCHANGE. Buying. HelHufr. New York. '. orom. 1 prom. Philadelphia........... ........... 1 pre m. Boslou J prom. sf pre in, Hiiltitnorn no sulo. L'iijclnoati. , par. ' i prom. Lou m ville, , , no -sdle. VAucng " Gold .. prom. . 1 prom. Silver. A) 0 pre in. Right Prafts on England. Ireland and Scotland soiling at $) 05 A". BANKABLE FUNDS.
Induha. The following enioracus tho Indiana Specie Pay lug Banks, which art! received at pur: Batik of the State of Indiana and Branchec. Bunk of Elkhart, Elkhart Bank of Goehen. GoBiien. ' f ' Bank of Gosport, Gosport. Bank of Alt. Vornon, AIt Vernou. Bank of Paoln, Pnolu. Bank of Con don. Bank of Kock ville, Wabashtown, Bank of Salem, Salem, - Bunk of Salem, Now Albany. Cambridge City Bank, Cinnbriilge City. Exchange Bank. GroeiiniPlle. Indiana Bank. MadiHou. Indiana Farmers' Batik, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Colurnbua. Lagrange Bank, l.imn. Parke County Bank, H.ickvillo. Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute. Southern Bank of Indiana, Terre Haute. Stilom Bank, Goshen. Bloomington Bank, Blooiniugton 15 dii. Ohio Stulo Bank. par. Free Bhtika ' -, Except Seneca county Bank........ no sale. Canal Bank, Cleveland, .................. ... .... " Union Hank, Sandusky " .- City Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio ' Pennsylvania 3 dis, Philadelphia Bonk.. par. Pittsburgh Banks 5 dii. Interior Banks. 5 41 Virginia . . ...no aalo, Wheeling 8 per cent, discount, and Interior , ' Maryland solvent " Except Baltimore, that is. Louisiana solvent... ' Missouri solvent " lowa Bui vent. . ... 57 dig, Illinois, specie pnying it o sale. Wisconsin, specie paying. ... 1 ' North Carol ina solvent " South Carolina solvent " Georgia in vent Canada solvent.. Sdii. Tennessee no sale. A I a hum a solvent. '
New York, Now England-, New Jersey and Delaware In good credit par.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.il SIR J A M Es CLA RK'S ' CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I Prtpared fr4m a prttcription af Sir J. Clark a, .V. ., pkg ician Extraordinary I th Quten.
t"'I 'hie Invaluable inedleiiie is unfaUlnglll 1tl t-Ufe nfall thOS""
pal of til mid dangerous dlneaiee to which the female eonatliu
tion tf subject. It moderates all excensintd removes all ulruclions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. ' to .niticu;i I.AJHI.K it i peculiarly suited. It will, In it short (hue, hrli.g monthly period with rogtihirit) .
Eitrh brittle, price One Dollar, buam the Gov eminent of Grout Britain, to provoiit coiniU'rlt ilH. . i CAUTION. 77irn I'M thould not bt taken hffem,iei during ih FlHST : 'I'll HblK .MONTHS of I'rt truancy, a titty are nun to bring on , Miscarriage but at any other time they are tuft. In all enses of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight oxortlon, Palpitation oftho -Heart, Hysterics and Whiles, those Pills wilt effect a euro when all other means have lulled; and although u powerful I remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel, antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. ! Full directions In the pamphkt around end) packngo, which
should be cnrefully preserved. Sole Agent for the United Stales and Cuuada, JOB MOSES, (Lalo 1 C. Bnldwin Ot Co.,) Hochester, N . Y. N. B. $100 and 6 postage stumps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will Insure a bottle, containing M Pills, by return mail. nov24-ly Sold by all Druggists every where.
IMPRO VED
SPECTAGU&
RELIEF IX TE N M I N U T E S.
PULMONICJVAFERS!! The Original Medicine Established in lf-37, ai d first nrticleof tlio kind ever Introduced under the name of Pri,Mn!(i(: j VAritMB." In this or any other country; all other Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeit. Tho genuine can lie known by the name BliYAN being stsniptd ou each VA FEH. ; HryaN'b Pulmonic Wafers Relievo Coughs, Colds, Sore Thront, Honrsene?. ! Bryan's Pi'i.monic Wafers ; Keliuve Asthma. Bronthili?, DifHoult Brealbhiif. I
Bhyx'h Pi'T.mkhh; Wat kh
Helieve Spitting of Bluod, Pains in the Client. Bryan's Pulmonic Wars Kl-Uovu incipient Contmnptioii, Lung DUennoa. Bryan's Pi i.MoNir Waikks Heliev Irritation of ilio Uvula and insila. Bryan's Pclmosh! Waters Relieve the above Complaint in Ton Minutes. Bryan's Pit-mush Wafkrs Are a Blessing to nil Classes ami CuiHtttutiiins. ' Bryan's Pti, monk: Waters Are adapted tor Vocalists and Public Speaker?. BhYAN'8 Pl'I.MONir WaKII9 Are In a simplo form und pleusant to the taste. Bryan's Pi'lhokio Watkri Not only relieve, but etfeet raiid and lasting Cures. HltYAN'8 Pt'l.MONlC WaRS Are warrrnted to give satisfuclion to every one. No family should be without o box of Bhyah's Pulmonic Wakkrs in the huiist No traveler should be without a supply of Bkvan'h Pu lmonic Wabks in his pocket. No person will ever object to give for Bryan's Pi-lmonic Waft-ks Twentv-flve Cents. JOB MOSES, Solo Proprietor, Roc'.ester, K. Y. nov 2-I-ly Sold by all llrujrgils everywhere,
THE 1JEST IN USE. "Truth ia Mighty and will Prevail." toeiif Improved I mi tnNCOpic Sieclaciei are the most perluct assistance to defoctlve vision now bufuro the public, and are worthy the attention of every Bpeciucle woarer. JIoesf Improved Spectacles not only give clear and dtttincl vliiluii, do nol weary or fatigue tho eyes, but tend to strengthen and preserve the sight. Moftett' Spectacle are net In frames of One materials, and good workmanship, fairly represented, und sold at their fair value. Closes' Spectacle are got up ivlta an eve to the Interest of Die wearer, us well as the maker. The Trice of .11 one Hpcctalen In always as low utf in consistent with Hue material and good workmanship. The "Brazilian Pebble" Ooilgc, aa practiced in Indianapolii mid vlciuitv. hiuektoted and explained by MOSKS, Oplicliui. No. 20 Kail Wmblugton Kirecto - - Mofic the ttKpectnclo .Man' it SOT Jew. The Jew '-Spectacle Man" is NOT Mose! JO3 Make a .Vote f It ! XM f I owes KpectHcle are mold oiilj ut i'O Kft wiililngton Street, the original and only reliable Spectacle Establishment in Jndiannpolls. Send for a Circular containlucf full p:irtii'iilnrii. lisl of prices, elc, and how to obtain a PHKPKCT PIT. and have them sent br mail. Address. 1,. X, Tinsi;s, Opliciau, fet9- IndianapoliM, Ind.
. jw mil "mm-;' SFHiriG GOODS AT WILLARD'S, No. 8 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, , They earnestly olli'i(e an exuminution of their block , and the special attcniicn of those who w ish to buy Goods at REALLY CASH PRICES, And bo entirely satiifled.
flHKRE will bo n meetiti? of the Indiima State Board of I Agriculture, nt the Mute Hoard Room iu the State Hoimo. on Wednesday, May the 15th iiext, at 2 o'clock P. M. A fall attendance domed, ns there will b important business lo transact. Papers friendly to the cause throughout the State will pleupe cojiv.. D. P. HOLLO W A V, Pros'tWI. T. DENNIS, St-c'y. Iiidianapidia. Ind,, April 1-', li' l. ui;tj-l-2w
They are also Agents for the sale of MACHINE CARDS, -.AMI Sattinet and Jeans Warps. jETNA building, INDIANAPOLIS.
fITOTU U OF tlM'Mf VMO. KM! I l S ill Notice is hereby given, that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Marion Comity. Indiana, at their next Term, commencing on tho Ural Monday in June, A. 11. Jm3J, for h License to sell "Intoxicating liquors iri a k-ss fptautily than a oil art at a lime " (with lint nriiilff m nf kllnwimr il,,. ...
bo drank on my pre in mop.) for one enr. My place of buwinorts, !
mm iiiu jiri-nni-un wiiuiron phiu iiqimrn are 'o do crniiK, are lo calcd No. 13 North Illinois utreul, in the city of Indianapolis, Marion County, Centre Township, Stale of Indiana. ma4 ;tw ALPHONSO S. IHIHT-
OTI('E OF APPLICATION FOII I 1 FNM' lj Notice Is hereby given, thai I will applv to Hie Hoard of Commissioners of Marion County, Indiana, at their next Term.
cornmonclnr on the tlrnt Monday hi June, 11, for a License to sell "Inloxic-itmr liquors In a "less quantity liian a quart al a
in c, wtlil ni priTiitrifu oi allowing sue same 10 oe aranK on my preniiei,) for one year. My place of business, and the premises whereon aid liquors are to be drank, are located in lot No. thirty-one (31), on Steam Mill property west of Canal, between Washington street and tbe National Road, in Indianapolis, in Centre Townshipi in Marlon Counlv, Indinna. maj4.3w ADAM GOLD.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Cough. -The sudden rhanees of our climate are sources of Pi:i.MONnY. BuoNf.'HtAt. and Asthmatic Armr-noN. Kxperience havinp proved that simple remedies often art speedily and certainly hen taken in the early stupes of the diieaei recourse should at once be had to itBrovn,t Bronchial Troche or Lozenpes. let tho Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat bo ever so slight, as by this precaution a moro sori ous attack mtiy bo etlectiiully warded off. Ppblic Speakchs and Sin(ikrs will find thetn eflectual for clearing and strength ening the voice. See advertisement. decl-Gm
decree to me directed, from the Clerk of tho Marion Court of Common Pleasof Marion counlv, in a came wherein Kdward C. Piln iu nlninlifr ntwl Ahli.ih Tnvlr I, u..l iB .1U'...,... ..
roouirinfi-me to make tho sum of two thousand two hnndreii
and forty-eight dollars and seventy-two cents, with interest on said decree and cotts, ( will expose at public sole, to the high- ! est bidder, on Monday, the 20lh day ot May, A. I). 1661, between Iho hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M of said day. at the door of the Court house of Marion county, Indiaua, tho rents and prolits for a term not exceeding seven! years, of the followingreal estate, lo-wit:
i.ois sixiy-inreo (dj.j ana sixiy-lour (ti4.J in oiil-rol numlter one hundryd and fifty-two (152.) in HUckford'saddition, In the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Jtidtnna. If such rents and pro I (Is will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the ramo time and place, expose to public hale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufticientto discharge said decree. Intorestand cost.1. Paid sale will bo mode without any relief whatever from valuation or apprisement laws. WM..J. WALL.ACK, Sheriff Marlon Co. VM. HHNDERSON, Attorney for Pl'f. apr27-3w April 25, A. D. 1P6I WILLIAM HENDERSON, " Attorney and Counsellor at Law, lUI 1 APOI.1S, llHt.
Will Practice In the Supreme and Feilernl
Courts at liiillaiiapolitif nnd in the Adjoining- Count ivt. JtTHPKCI.M, ATTKNTION WILL HK OlVhN TOTJI COLLEC'TIXO A SK MCI; 4X41.11!$, In any partof iho Slate, where the same can be ud hi the U. . Court. Ap20-y
A D:VIINISTI(.4TOI(N NOTICE. VOTJCK Is hereby piven tbat tho under!lirrifd has been np j
j (jtiiiiitiu Tiuiiiiiiioirnnn in 1110 eiie oi jonu iarse, laie . of Murion county, deceased. Said ostate issupposed lo be sollent. CMARLtS L.VKSH, Adminisirator.
SlfpillliSill
Erected 1859 Owned by the Co. ETNA INSURANCE CO.,
II A ICTFOKO, CONK.
NET ASSETS, Jan. X (after daduoting all liabilities, ).
$2,180,498 63
Esppciii! iittoiilion given totbo Insnrnnee rif Farm Property Pwelllns nnd Otit-KuitUings, Insures such btiildiiigsor COH' tentsin a verj favorable manner for tliree or Ave yenrs. LOSSES EHUITAULY ADJUSTED AND PROMTLV PAID IX CASH. WM. HUDEIISOK, Afjont, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Application can beinadnloD. W. Grubba, who if fully autbori.d to transact all business connected with the Agency marti.1- U'M. HENPKRSON. :
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aOTH'E OF AI'PIMrATION 11)11 I.ICF.1MSK. Notice is hereby given, that 1 will apply to the Hoard of riminsioners of M.-irinn counlv, Indiana at their next Term,
commencing on the flr.t Monday in June, 1H. for a License to I on Wednes'lav. the 15lh day of Mav next, at tho resi
.ell "Intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than aquartata j deuce of Joseph Wallace, In Perry Town.liip. one nnd a half
nine, iwiin me privilege oi iiij.ihe mo .nine iu oe uthiik ( nines east oi .ouinpiin, me properly ot Jolin l.aran, late or
i Mtfiii; of s h.i:,
"JYTOTICK. is hereby given, that 1 will sell at public Auction.
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How to Guahd Against the IIkat. As the heal of a Southern sun is one of the hardships our boys will have to encounter, permit an old soldier to state in what way the French army in Algiers guard themselves during the day when on the march or standing sentry : Take a yard of thin while flttnel, fold it together once and sew up one end, a ribbon or tape may be inserted to
draw and tie it around the neck. This thrown over the cap or shako, and falling behind, completely shields the head and shoulders from the
rays of the sun. Woolen is preferable to linen
orcottun, is equally light, costs less than the former, and is easier washed and kept clean, Wilson's Zouavea.
Murion voiility. dert'ueed, tonsisliiif: of two work horse, one two horse wiipiiii, n silver watch, two beds and bidding, mid various othcrarlk-les. A crudit of twelve months will b giwn on all sum' ovr three dollars, tho purchaser (Tiviup his not, j with ajrnvt)d sucuritv. whivIoc valuation and bpnraisitiiiuut laws. CHAKLtS LA HSU, Administry tor. t April 20, Ii-61-3w , a. a. vi:li.s.
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A Cincinnati merchant who witnessed the drill of one of Col. Wilson's Zouave companies, states that he called the men to order and said to them ; "If there is an honest man among you, I want him to leave the ranks." No stir. "If there is one among you who is not a thief
let him go. All quiet. "If there is one among you who has not been in the penitentiary, let him hold up his hand." Hands all down. "Men," said the captain, holding np ft fine gold watch, "do you see this? 1 want every one of you to have one like it. Every Southern
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and the order has to go to Europe to the armory man wears one, and you know how to get one. to h tilled, a very large addition to the purchase A fierce shout was the response.
on my premises.) foront year. My place of business, nnd the promises whereon said liquors are to bo drank, are locnted at number one hundred and sixty-two (102) Ksst Washington street, corner oTiNhw Jersey, wostsideof lot scYen7),in square sixty (6(0. In Indianapolis, in Centre township, in Marion count). Indiana. maU-3w CHARLES I.ACEK. l Notice ti hert-by prtven, that I will apply lo the Board of Commissioners of Marion county, Indiana, at their next Torm, commencing: on the first Monday in J une. 1H1, for a License to sell "Intoxicatine honors in s ess Quantity than a quart at a
time," (with tho privilegu of allowioa: the same to be drank on my premiss.) for one ear. My place of business, und the promises whereon said liquors are to be drank, are located in : the brick business room owned by James Greer, known at number nine (f), south Illinois street, on thpN'orth-west corner
ol lot seven, m square sixty, in Indianapolis, in centre lowuthl, in Marion County Indiana, muy 11-3W SETH A. FLAGG. R of Application for License. Notice ; l is hereby vivvu, UoU I will apply to the Hoard of Com- : miasioi.eu of Marion county, Indiana, at their next term, j commencing on the first Mondav in June. Iftl. for a License to '
sell Intoxicating Liquors in a less quantity loan a quart al a ; WOW API") ASROflT ATTOW PHTT.A71F.rPWT A '
time," (with the pm Hug of allowing the same lo bo drank on my premises., for one year. My place of business, and the premises whereon snid Liquors are to be drank, ara located at number 17 West Washington aireet, on Lot So. one, in out lot No. Hi, in Indianapolis, in Cantre Township, in Marion counlv, Indian. may II 3w E. H.N. KUHLMAN. SHKKIKF'S SALE, by virtue of an execetion to me directed, from the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court, 1 will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on Mondny, the 3d day of June. A. l. , between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., of aaid day, at the door of the Court House of Marlon County, the rents and profits for a term not exceed lit g seven year, the following described real estate, tn-wit; Loi nnmber twelve (131, in aquare number sixty -Ave 651. In the plan of tbe town f lrdianpohs, in Marion County. Indiana, and on failure to realiie the full amount of judgment interest and cosu, I will at the same time and ptae expose at public aale the fee simple of said real
Taken as the property of John S. Welti al tie tu it of Shad- the 'arm hand .an tngliabmao or German preferred; leeothert t rack Will!- ! to be A mertcana. Said tale will he m.de without any relief whatever from i Won Pi'ty Pairing, anU determined to merit valuation or appraisement laa. ; permanent a.uation.. OOAH ir Wu. J.WALLACB, Sharif Jlfn Ce. ,, B.5, , Hy J. n Thorpe, Dep. Callaudet,8 eailee a. fc. from Indlanapoh. HC!fTKrl 4t BROTHER, trtm9 - Pff. 5. B. I en hat rd t ret- nn!.vr fo? all k'ntfe o as ay 11 3 Mav 11, A. P . f M Limhr. Ie)0 tf
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A Henevolt-nt lostilutfon established by special endowment, for the tv lief of the Sick and Ulseaned. attilcted with Virulent and Kpidemic Itisfim, and (pecinliy for the Cure of Dieufea of hie Sexual Orpatis. Umpensar) Ireo to uli patienta in all pans of the Cnitert Stntfi. j VALUABi.K KKl'OKTS on S.onnatorrho-a, at-d oth.r Dii- I eases of the Kexttal Organs, and on the KW HKMlKiHKS employed, sent to the afflicted in eealwd em elopes, free of charge, ! Two or three Sumps for postage will he acceptable. j Address UK. J. .SKIU.1N HOCHGTON. Acting Surg.rot , ; Howard Association. So. 3 South ?f into St.. Fmladelphta, Pa. ' Janiri-ly H AND S W A NT ED! I WISH to employ two artlv hands to cut aaw-Iogn; alto, ' one to drive oxen in hauling the same to the Saw Mill. I wih also to hire an experienced and irony farm hand, accaa torn ed to the care of stock and mi I tig grain. A tingle man i
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siirKirr-s sue, BV irta of a ceriirled copy of a dem.-" lo ire directed from the Clrtrk of the Marion Circuit Court, In a cause wherein Moughton A. Kl-uh.T i plainlitf. and Martin Ioo ia defend ant. requirinr me to make the sum of eight hundred and two dollars and liny enl. wtili interest on aaid decree and eosta, 1 will Htse ut put-in- sale to the highest bidder on Monday the 6th day of My A. I) . lfl, btwe u the hours of lo'elock A. M., aud four o'clock P. M of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marion county. Indiana, the rents end profile for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, lo-wit : lx)ls number tb'rieeit f13) and fourteen ;H), In ont-Iot !. flftj -three (i3;, fronting on Lockerbie street. In the City of Indiananoltfl. t-qf.-thfr with all the prt rile gen and appurtenance thereto belonging, in Marion County, in the State of IndianaIf such rents and profit will not aell for a sumcient iim to satisfy aaid decrt-e, interest and cois, I will at the aaaoe time aud place, expose to pnbtc sale the fee 5tmp!e of said real eat;tVe. or so inai h thereof at may be auMcient to diacharge aaid decree. intereit aed costs. t-atd sale will be made withootany relief whatever from vataat'oo or appratsemem law. W. J. WALLACE. Sktrif Mario C. By i- l Twoira. DonUfriivrwrt. rv for ftf ep U.