Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume], January 02, 1860, Image 4

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ta;hü MM O-ii'J
tsd taui VV ht diy. On thai tven
4 waa Utu i tb Borate ol Mr. A. F ;
am, m&m Be rtoolTod every care cd j
aKflk1 0B Thorsaay Bori.itig
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Bbr may yon very pro mi
lpt1 psMohn la 1. mm tk Mi i M
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mumkmt. itMM bi u Whig, and while
ttm party IiTed tm laak jj aotiv port in U their
win i en il waaregu tolaatboii Mt rfottc
Ia4r is ooauol ladUaa. Whoa bis party fell to
ftorot ho retired from the political arena, con
taaattaf t, as a WV,;. he ooaM not ally Mav
Swift aay etiaor party. Mr. O'Neal was rtinw
ia kBA oty Hat father was ono of the old eat
inlaw ia Mar, ccatity, moving here from
it, Ohio, in 1931 or 22 He had
bo troaa South Carolina. II t
eolloti the Bruce fans, on the
rxsil stasia-
COT i
lff of the now city, and here tt
iwt tarn briar dr. steh paased hie boyhood
ialSol or 12, Hugh was at College at
tfctl
tad when the cholera broke out
saaog Uteri uiaaf he remained and naraedtboae
Arn ware aiek It doei rot appear that he gradu
atod there; hat Le tu daatiaabod for his ap
ajBsail in and for bJa proficiency In his studies,
fit 1819, bo taaabt Bcxjol, while preparing for
Mb llfal tfaditf, r i we afterward find him
aoaaVog; law ia the oans of Judge Morrison. He
JW aab a asaaiiitiii iiitin i at the bar. As
ft toaMl Ufv-T it is sül be wu withou
o rival la hia pal ray day,.. Iu lf36 be was elected
faWWaimtiiii. Attorney for this District and held
Itiltoi. for Bfwtwal re its. Ia 1844 he wm od
SB ilsotwi 1 ticket toil coav iQied very thoi
cwgblj Io läwSbo wan sppointed United States
HtolAttorawf by Piesadaat Taylor, and held
ktaroafb Piilm ire's term. Of hia ability
astsaey aonasj tt is peri cm ot m me, aoa
iaadd1fltiQ:tiTecharaetrUtic3 he dis-
gayd, we bare board much, and it is likely some
f bat prolovsiooal brethren will speak o( them
I 1 gab la 1863 he went tj California and
atertd iate tea practice of hie prafeee'aa at 8ao
I with his former par:ner in law the
Goreraor Htmmocd. He remaked in
California atoat two yeira, returning to Indian -
i ia the wiasar of 1335. On hia return be
Btaasalf to his pro'eaioo, and lived a
ejefwt aad rather .tirt4 life.
Mr. 0!el never married. He waa aboat
Isalaeawoo yoaraoM H was kind hearted and
lapa kigb toaed in all his feelings, satirical
aad sosaotimos hitter io bi laxguage, bat nevt r
iholhlli i . aad hie litera'iij waa unbounded, so
ocb to that ha Bad por with a practice for
j am that etaoa'd bar a secured a fortune. He
had many warm and devoted friends, aad we do
aot thiak with, all bis eeoeatricitiee that be has
left aa enemy bchiaa bim.
The faaeral wi l take place this afteroooa at
two o'clock from tie residence of Mrs A. F
Mofllsow iirviees by Rev. A. L. Brooks.
JKaaasnc Festival. The festival last nigbt at !
Hall was tb. il int ffir of tbe
avwr koid in tbe city. The arrangements
made on a liberal ecale, and the crowd
Tha atreral rooms in the massive
were all thrown open, and for once the
had full paeaaasion of all the secret cham
af a Masonic Temp'e. The company aa
ia the lodge rooms above, and the sod
per, by IJtynm , waa spread in tbe Concert Hall
bo ladieti wae delivered by William Wallace,
Saqaad was truly sb.quent. Unlike many ef
ftwai af tbe kind, the only objection we heard
argad agahejt it was its brevity. Mr- Wallace ia
a beautiful speaker, ind tbe subject was one that
aaaH not feil to iaaowe a mind like his with no
baetbooghts. We sever heard an address more
praised, and, when we consider that it
alatoat aa imeWeraptu effort, the speaker bar
at! mtf a aay'e notice to prepare for the oc-
, wa are awl I ur prised at the satisfaction
by the large and intelligent crowd that
to it. After the address and tbe supper,
Una Was pleaaaatlr peaed in social converse
large Msaouie family feeling perfectly at
and familiar oa the premises belonging to
fee Order.
The Cwceart H i!!, s cce it bss been refitted, ia
a model, bat wa have 'try recently described it.
Tha lodga room weed ty the Blue Lodges of the
aod in which the Grand Lodge meets, we
haaw apt aaaeed abce it has been under the
aeaaric hand c ear frietd Gulick. It is a m aster -
aa ewaekdered by all that have looked '
it. Tbe walle ir 5 laid off in imitation of
marble, Tbe ceiiicg reppeeeLts the
mkmä eaaopy" and brilliantly the
glittered back the lights from the chande-
fasst nicht ud s 3esutlful beyond dascrip
On the east wull , is a representation of tbe
at Eastern Gate," with ita drarery and enr-
liogs, and ewaaeieeurs assert it is unequalled
by any work cf art in the Watt
The other ornaments 1 work is equally appropr
ata.aurl tbe furniture is rich and elegant. The
Chapter room was al c pen, and wj greatly ad
jsfeai. Tbe feativitaea were kept up until a late
howr, aad we da wet know but tbe young folks
bad a dance m the Ccncett Hall after the old
folks retired
If tbe v did the mantle of a Ma-
bob's charity moat bo thrown over them, for this
u the holiday season.
Horse Thief Abbbstu). On SatnrJay a man
ariQasj Hawatf Wil iam B.-owa offered to Mr.
Backset a fiae berat , ratWI aad bridle, worth at
laMt aaa Baadred sod twentj fir dollars for
forty dollars- Mr. B coacloded at oece that the
bor ws stolen , aatl telling the man tbat he btd
s saaftaar who Boat bt consulted, sent for Marshal
fjuilBiate!! Tbe Marshal entered at once into
he trade, aad id trod iced his Deputy, Mr Collcy,
as another ataar ot the fim. Br degrees he
jja axaat ta aafaawledge that the horse was
i, and lodges! lira in jail- It appears tnat
bad aaaa aanioed in jtii in r rack! ort,
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lajBsa county nasi twoaa jn m uu7
It, tiola thi nd reached here on 3'.-
mj naorniae;. Maratal Springsteen went up to
Iwst and sent warsJ to tbe antboritiea of Clio-
eni io mme tfir their Dt The sheriff
Vases " r
arrired here yeaterday and started bom Witt
Bro,n in the renieß Mr. 8oriPKteen ha been
vary tWBBsBBinl ot late ia ferreting oat and arrest
la; genlteeaen who tshe a fancy to other people's
UawfBD St an Cir.cc it Cooxt. John H.
Raa, Esq-. Clerk of the United Statee Diatriet
Caawt, Bs beaa appointed Clerk of the Circuit
Coart by Jadg McLrsan This is an appointmect
it to ba Btaaa. Mr R ;i is a gentleman of striet
latsarrity, w a admirable qnaliflcttions for tb
place. Tarn roartaMis discharge of his dn'.iea aa
Clerk of tha DisTtrict C-oart, and actieg lerk of
gfctl CirewU Ckmrt for the rrtst two years, bsa
faaaUwipalar i all htrin business with
those eonrte, and hie appointment trill, therefore,
taw sraüfvDZ to his n iraarotxs frieoas- in
jwxrintrseot we are pleuad ti state that po itiwl
wfaataktaa iiiBssiilsrsri n" were disregarded.
fT Mothers hara no longer any rx;uae for
IwawH a. weal 4a L.
tfSltiH Use hwallh of their cnnuren tu
lav It wwtroyd tj mi in tbe intestines.
Boll' FtytftaWt is ntt Dtroyer is a pure and
sag remedy. It asm not poseiaiy tniare tne
lit. Diu SO nleBBtnt to the taste ana tempting
StatlgtrT tbat children prefer it to ctndy.
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'Ta-M6str. W e wonw can me atteo-
; oar reader tethej rrogratame oi aire-
,eocCavt, to te itirerj at Msot.ie Hail to
ll will be foacd ondr the be id of imuse
Tu is bawl eaocert, and we Hope to
t-.dbv t reneoua ana appreciaatv.
TatjMarabal, yeterdy, tn ms
iwith a.iitü girl, barefooted, on
say. fe made a race for a hoc
mi not hmg bfore tbe child had s
boss sec. a warm pair of storking
tell
BSjkolarfcbip ,a Bryt'a Com-
tern iabaaght low, on appUca
jmjlltf
fbfcu by Ctlftjtap.
1 OM.KMMO.UI.
fumwinii, TharUj. Diaalii s7.
SENATE. A number of petitions were pre
aaated.
Mr. Rice presented resolution aid asked lot
' reference to the select Committee of Tbirtevo
It wm so referred without reading.
Mr.Greeu called for the order of the day '.he
Territorial business
A bill was presented from the Commi'tee on
Territoi its to provide for the Territorial Govtru
merit of Aristo, aod taken up.
Mr Oreen explaineo the bill. He eaid it wse
la thraal form and there was nothing orjecvijoable
i
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to it- It was a necessity lor the Territorial lov
e rumen l ther.
Mr. Brown movd to add a section that the act
of the Legislature of New Mexico for the pro
tectioo of slave property be in force in this Ter
, ritory.
M'. Trumbuil moved to amend that tbe lit
which w -s io loice io the said Territory at the
tims of the annexation remain in force uutil it
become a State.
Mr. Doolittle eaid we bad lived together for
e ehtv vesxs in peace. Peace waa based co two
ideas first, that the Federal Government uor
Mhaa of non slavsboldiBg Sta ea should m.ke
' aj aggressioa oo slavery In the Sutes; and he
other, that o either the Federal nor the citia-.ns of
; the slave holding State should mske any sggres-
sions dot nudertake to overthrow fr -lom in the
; Tcrritoriee. If thee be broken, there can not
be peace. He said the Constitution waa toe su
preme law of the land, of every State, aod it
the Constitution contaiae any language which
would abol'sh slavery in a Territory, it would
aboliah it in a State
He theo referred to the Dred Scott decision,
sad claimed that there was nothing In that de
cision to lead any one to infer that the Cune'.ita
tioa establishes slavery in any Territory ; nMhiog
that j tsuSes mn in saying that the Constitution
eaters the territory acquired Irom Mexico, aud
abolishe Mexican law and establishes a law
guaranteeing the right to take and hold lavtsin
tha Territory, lie argued mat, u we sdouig an
nex Canada, the Constitution hsd oo power of
is own to repeal tbe law there in regaid o
slavery .which had been in force a hundred y;arg.
He raid the Senator from Tennessee ( Mr. Nichol
son) had said there wa great ilarm at the Sooth
from the free States, end eaid he apprbended
the time would come when the free Statt s would
attempt to amend the Constitution so aa to ex
i iguiah slavery. Wby did not tbe Senator from
Tetuewef , if b wished to allay tbe alarm qu 'e
iu h:s apeech pirt of the Republican plat orm
which declares aa eeseotial principle to ba the
maintenance of Statee rights in order to main
tain tbe balance of power, and denounce tbo in
vasion of any State, on no matter what pretex .T
W by dtd not the Senator quote from the soeechee
of the President elect where be h1 declared
over and over again that he did cot int Ld or
wish to interfere with slavery in the States?
Mr. Doolittle then read from Mr. Lincoln'
ee, where he bad declared ba had no pur-
directly or indirectly to interfere with els-
very in the States; be believed he bad no lawful
right to do so, nor had he any inclination to do
sa
T Mr. Nicholaon said he bad sUted that the R
j poblicaa pirty had expressed a determination to
regard tbe righ'a of Southern men in the States,
bat be laid down a general principle outside ot
the States, which, if carried out, would destroy
their nghta in the Sutes.
Mr. Doolittle said he understood the go itlc
man to say that be apprehended the Republic t
party would o increase iu power that at las: it
would amend the Constitution so aa to destroy
the rights of the South and emancipate tbe
slave.
Mr. Nicholson said the policy and prtcciples of
the Republican ptrty, if carried out, would ex
tinguish slavery, and he bad expressed the jp
preheneion that it the power of tbe free Sta'es
increases, aad they intend to carry cat their pur
pose, il would lead to tbe ultimate extinction ot
slavery.
Mr. Doolittle said the Republican party, as he
understood it, stood to protect and maintain the
rights of States as to all powers not ixprtsaly
delegated, or necessary to carry into effect the
powers delegated. It was fundamental with them
to maintain the sovereignty of the several Slates,
and tbe right to control all domestic institutions.
He wonid nudertake to say tht no KepnMicto
expressed tbe desire or wish that the Federal
Government has power to inteifere with slavery
in the States. He knew there was a bock pub
lished by an iodividual named Spconer, that
tfeok the ground that the Constitution iteel'
abolishe 1 slavery, bat it found no supporter of
any weigh' ; it was precisely like that other fa
natical idea that tbe Constitution, of its own
force, establishes slavery any where on tbe c.rth
Mr. Clingman Siid be had Feen it publ shed
that the Senator from New York, Mr. Sewsrd,
had recommended the book Dil lbs Senator
from Wisconsin mean that this was a forgry,
or did he meaa that the S:nUor from New Y j k
had no weight?
Mr. Doolittle said the Senator from Missis
sippi (Brown) recommended it. He beiieved
that the author was a man of sound sense, but
what he (Doolittle) said was that the idea that
tbe Constitution establishes or abolishes slaver;
had no shadow of foundation. The Constitution
was formed by men who knew the meaning ot
the words they employed. Tbey recognised tbe
rights of slavebolding States to persons held to
service, and made it the duty of free States to
deliver up such persons, but left each State or
ereign over its own lsws. The law of the slave
Sutes makes the slaves property, the law of the
free Sutes does not make them property. The
Constitution does neither. With the idea that
tbe Constitution esutliehes slavery w can not
have peace on tbe slavery question and we may
a well know it at first as last. The people of
the United States will never consent tbat the
Constitution be so altered as to become by it
own force a slavery extending Constitution, but
tbey do not put a constructioa upon it which will
make It aboliah slavery in toy State or Terri
tory. HOUSE. Mr. Stevens, of Washington T,r
ritory, rising to a personal explanation in rela
tion to a special dispatch, sUte that it a
upon investigation that the Indian trust; bonds
were stolen for the use of the Central Brcckm
ridge Committee during tbe late Presidential
election-
Mr Mrris, of Illinois, rose to a question o
order, saying that it had heretofore been decided
tbat a newspaper article was not a privileged
question.
Mr. Logan My colleague was treated in an
indifferent manner.
The Speaker I am sorry if that is true.
Mr. Houston raised the point that this was not
a privileged question; it is not r fleeting the priv
ilege of any member.
Mr. McClernanJ I was cat off thfeAtv day,
ungenerously, it is true, but the exeBs not
worthy of being followed. I appealLrnTv col
league, Mr Logan, to withdraw bis orjectioLS.
Mr. Suvens resumed, and read tbe Herald's
dispatch, and likewise that in the New York
nr i.i - rx t. ct A i 1 , . i a . ,
rroriu oi ueceraurr i, in wnica i'. is eiatea iu il
the robbery of the Interior Department has cmei
some specalation ia Washington, acd it k
thoaght by some who are deemed au fait, that
tbe defalcation of bonds baa been going on sfaM
ihe cammencement of the Presidential cam
paign; that the Breckinridge Club and Secretary
C.bb knew exactly bow these securities were to
be need, and lor what purpose; that these bonds
wer deposited as collateral to rata money iu be
half of the Breckinridge Club.
Mr Stereos said hia attention was cs'led to
these dispatches last evening, and they seem to
be a matter of sufficient oosequence to arrrs. tbe
attention of tbe honse. It was bis fortune to be
Chairman of the Breckinridge Club, and be did
his entire duty according to the best of his ability
in the premises. His heart was in tLe b j-ic aa,
for he believed he was striking s blow for tbe
honor of his country and the perpetuity of its
institutions. But these were most false, eafta i
nous assertions on tbe integrity of the Club. A -
thoagh he night not be known to fame, for
twenty yean he bad gone through mm rew.lt
and faced death in tbe discbarge of bisdu'y He
repeated, in the presence of the men who k aa
the facts, aho bad seen him in tbe Valley of
Mexico, in the van of victorious legions He did
his part to plant oar banner on tbe ptUces of
the MonUstimas. Ü3 bore tbe mark ot the
service which physically had broken bim d wn.
He bad in the Nortt-west faced a most savage
foe, and on the Pacific exerted his u'mo?t tnerey
to make the wilderness blossom as the rose. He
repeated here, it was a most false and Htiii as
slander ever propagated on an honors .ie bast
ofmec, and which rt quired a most severe rebuke-
He never knew these bonds bad ex!s .eoeo tili
the fact ot the robbery was wide known. T lis
morning he called on the Chairman of tbe Sc I. c
Committee, askisg Lim to probe this matter to
the bottom, so that punishment may fall upon
tbe guiltv- In rtlation to tbe article iü ibe
Boston Herald, tbe speaker said it appears on
investigation, the young gentleman informed him
to day, that these words were interp-jlv.e l li
Boaton, showing disposition mo', foul to
slander for base political purpose aod to break
down an organizttion saprxiaed to be adverse
to that of the editor of the World. 1 he wort's
"it is thoaght" appear in connection wi h the
slander, to iijure tbe reputation ot bonribls
en who were exposed to tbe irresponsible a'.Uck
of the foul and filthy herd ot men who endeavor
to cast thei: slime on men oo whom they are nut
worthy to look. It is tbe doty of the oammi'.tee,
if tbey can, to stop the defamitha o' character.
Mr. Morn, ot Illinois, sau that Mr. Stevens
called on him this morning and expre'Sfd b. s
desire that the subject be thoroughly i..ve -gated.
He bad, as tbe Chair mm informed bim,
uo control orer tbe matter before the Select
Committee, farhter than (o determine what waa
proper to be done in tbe premises.
Mr Bjctck a-ked and waa excused from set v
iog on the committee, saying tbtt ita bueinesa
should be promptly transacted and he wai liable
at any time to be called from the city in conse
quence of business engagements.
Mr. Morris, of Illinois, offerei a resolution in
behalf of the Committee that they have leave to
sit during tbe sittings of the House, either in this
city or elsewhere, as may be da med advisable,
and employ a stenographer at a rate of compet
sation not exceeding that paid tor tbe reports for
tbe Zon jrettional Globe
Mr. Stanton objected to the committee sitting
elsewhere than in Waehicgton tbe Select Kan
ss Committee wss tbe only exception.
Mr. McC learned said there mast be ton
special reason for him to vote for such permis-
Mr. Morris replied tbat be had bad a conversa
tion with tbe Sear et ary of tb Interior, who ng
gested that the oommttt might hive to hold a
oa at some otner point man uus. it would
not dow be proper to give an explanation. He
asked the Honse to confide in the discretion of
tbe committee.
Atter eome further conversation the saasjtatiaa
was ad-pted with an ameudmeut respec in the
pav of the reporter.
The House went into s Commit'M of the
Whole and took up the Indian appropiation bill
It frequently appeared that there was no quorum
present, and it was finally agreed that the bill
abou'J be rr pored to the House on Monday, to
which d.iy the House adiaurned.
Washington Items.
WAsiiiMnoa, Wedneatar, December -ti
Further revelations show Russell, Majors L
Co. 's contract has two years to run. Tbe alleged
icceytanees ot the Secmury of War are id to
consist of memirtudi sUting tbat so much
money would be due on the execution of certain
service under contract for trantportatioo of army
supplied, hic'j Kuiell used from time to time
is collateral security in borrowing money- Suob
memoranda or certificates have been tiren by
other Uepartmeou under like circumstances.
Godard Bailey, io bis letter ol confeasion to Sec
retary Thompson, says that no officer of the Gov
ernmeot had any complicity in, or the slightest
knowledge op, the fact of bis bavtcg abstracted
the borJj, and it was cotfiued toayersons directly
implicated aad htretotore named bondsmen ot
Bttley. Baiiey enrtcodered himself to-day; he
is bow in jail.
Russell wa Wq :ired to give $200.000 bail
S.nator Green and Representatives Woodson and
Beseelt, of Missouri, have gooe hi security lor
the amount, retaining $300,000 as a bond, made
up by the citisens of Washington.
Tbe proceedings of the two Congressional
co mi tiers oo the crisis excite no particular in
terest, as it is not supposed they will be able to
come to aoy satis actory coqcIumou, as extreme
Southerners are at present opposed to acy com
romise Senator Douglas denies tbat he lefused to pot
himself right on the record on tbe resolutions o'
Senators Davis sod Toombs, ssying tbat he did
put oo the joarral the statement that hedeclioed
votiog on abstract propositions which were not re
dnced to form of amendments to tbe Constitution,
when he bad just offered amendments in due
form covering ail point in tbe resolutions.
Tae e-essionisuare much comforted by pri
vate advic.s from Maryland, Virginia and other
Staus.
S.nce Cass retiree: from the State Department
visit fiom distinguished gentlemen hare been
DUnerou4, including the represenUiives from
i foreign Governments, who evince to him that
marked consideration which commenced with
! their (ffitial intercourse
i The Secre'kry of the TrPe?ury himself deuies
I that any defalcation exisu in his department;
I however (he examination into iu condition con
! tinues, aud so far cone of the trust bonds are
missing.
The Comm:seiooers from South Lata in have
arrivid and uken private quarter. By agree
ment they will confer with the President to-mor
row, either verbally or by writing. The eubject
will be referred to Congress in a short message,
on which an cxciiiog and critical debate is anticipated-
It is not known or believed hetc that any
troor oave been ordered to the lorts at Charles
ton Hat bor, nor Is it at present tbe intension of
the Administration to do so. Oa ihe contrary,
il is asserted that the President believe that such
a course would serve to iiifloence the Southern
sentiment, which is particularly to be avoided at
the prreeot moment.
In relatiou to tbe sffur of gone at P.ttaburg,
the manufacturer contracted to deliver them at
each points when requisition was made, and any
opposition or restraint in tbeir delivery, by citi
sens, will result in tbe injury of the contractor
only, should the service suffer by delay.
An address or recommendation has been pre
pared by authority to submit to the members of
the border slave States for their signatures, re
quiii.g their respective State, by enoc ment or
otherwise, to appoint Commissioners to meet at
Bal imore, February 13tb, for conference relative
to the secession of all tbe cotton S.atr s, and de
vise a programme of action in case of such an
emergency- it is thought, however, that not ail
tbe member will sign it, but there will s ill be
enough from each delegation to induce a favorable
response from their respective States.
Tbe abstract i hoods are divided as follows:
Missouri 6i, $370.000; North Carolina 6 , Janu
ary and July, $29 600; North Carolina 6i, April
and O.tobtr, $61.000; Tennessee 6, $14,300.
Tbe 1 1 jujc Select lemmittee on the 'srisis to
day rrj d Mr. Rust's propos'tion which has
bvea Ion; under consideration, by a vote of 1'2
against 15, all tbe Republic ves and Mr. Davis,
of Maryland, voted in tbe negative. The propo
strJea wa for the extension ot "tbe compromise
line to the Pacific; slavery sou h of it, to be pro
tected while in a Territorial cotiJitioo, but Sutes
formed on either side to be admitted into the
Union with or without slavery as the people may
determine.
Mr. Bus ow offerei a proposition.
The next in order is the proposition of Mr.
Nelson.
The aispatcbes from Charleston relative to
M j r Anderson's movements created intense
and feverish excitement in Congress and through
oat thd city.
Col. Myers cd Cspt. Donivan, of South Cai
olins.and Mj. Wayne, of Georgia, have resigned
tho: offl jes io the army The last named will
accept the post of AnjuUnt General of his Sute
Toe PuS'.ufflce Department continues to re
ceive resignations of postmasters in South Caro
lina, who give as their reason that tbey are out of
the Union.
Mr. Ts: mas, of Tennessee, has been appointed
on the (louse committee to investigate tbe facts
connect' d with tbe abstraction of bonds, in p'ace
of Mr Bocock, resigned. They may bold some
of the r meeting in New York.
The address proposing a convention of the
border .us io Baltimore, mceU with general
app-roral irom tbe Representatives therefrom, and
hss already obtained numerous signatures
The Administration having received a dig
patch to dty relative to Mjor Anderson's move
men's, a Ctbinet meeting was called, whic i r
maioed iu session for several bonrs.and arjonrned
till sight o'clock this evening.
Tre South Carolina Commissioners, so far,
lave received M encouragement as to being re
ceive 1 in sa official capacity. Public report is,
thit 'heir caao will be submitted to Congress by
tbe Piesidcnt Tbey do not apprehend an im me
liu'c termination ol their busine-s They have
private quarters, with tbe privilege of retaici g
them till the 4 h of March.
A priva'e circular had been issued or a caucus
to morrow night, for tbe conservative members
of Congress, for a consultation on the affairs oi
tbe Uaion. Tbe invitation ia to members from
Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia,
Deliwarc, Arkansas, Missouri, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa.
WasbltaBtan correspondence.
Mew Vor, Wednesday, December 2ti.
In tbe Senate Committee of Thirteen Mr
Grimes, ot I wa, asked if Mr. Toombs' provision
recogiiix the right of property in man was tbe
ultimatum if the Sontb, if so tbey should sign
lt, cmtut to that effect and tbe Republican
would sign oe repudiatirg it. Mr. Toombs re
h I to -wer atd would not state what the
ultimatum would be.
Mr. Srward effered a resolution covetitg
pretty much tbe same ground as bis previous
proposition in tbe Republican caucus.
The irapeachmeut of Mr. Floyd, Secrttary of
If tr, Is 'r ely talked of to night in the hotwls and
political circles, oa account of tbe recent fraud
develof-mtnts.
times' coaRt roxiiENCx.
In tlte Commit tje of Tbirty-'.bree Mr. Adams,
of M-5.ichne'ts, offered the propoeition rt
spectiig New Mexico and will report the same
to the Commiue himself. Coming from the
moat nd'c .i man of tbe North this is regarded aa
a back dotro.
Mr Ktilogg, of Illinois, asked if they were
to eosce Jeso much of the Republican platform,
wby r et give up everything demanded respecting
the Tsniiatlaa. especially as the system cl
slavery in New Mexico was the worst of any on
the Con.inent.
Ke'logg, of Illiaoi?, Tappto, ol New Htmp
sbire, Mel Wasbburne, of Wiaconsia, voted
ag ,in it
The Uiii'rict Judge of New Mexico appeared
befjro IM committee at the last meeting, and
I ttai that the Territory had 3,750 white native
ti'- sens; 2 000 Mexican citizens; 3,000 Mexican
alienn; 4 400 Peoos; 4 400 Indians, about half
civilized; total, 90,000. There are only fifty
slaves, Matt servants of the army and Federal
efficrrs.
Thi- q 'sstion wis urged in ceucu il New
M aioa should be admitted with only 2.750
white afrta aa, what excuse could be giveu for
keeping Kissasrut with 1I0 0OOT
C i, rblr feeliog exists to eight among the
Republicans, and the action of the three wbo
I agalagS tbe Adams proposition seem to be
I a rallj indorsed by the straight out Repub
lics! a.
IinBtenae fleeting at Plttabure;.
PiTTSSfRO, Thuridsy, December i7.
At irorüimss meeting wa held today ia the
etreet o-poeite tbe Custom house, relative to tbe
removil of ordnance South, General Robinson,
President. Several speeches were delivered,
among oihcri General J. K Morehead, member
ol Congress from this District. Several reso
halaaa were adopted almost uaanlmously, de
atarlesj loyalty to the Union aod ability to defend
ourselves agniost the enemies of the Union;
tleprica'icg any interference with the shipments
ol arms under Goversnent orders, however in
opportune or impolitic the order; deploring
reaiatar ce, aal ask
shipsasal of " ins I
io? for a suspension ot tbe
oiptBrtit of x.iQ until lurtrtcr advices irom tne
war office wug received an i appioved.
1 row Springfield
SrMNwrixLD, 111., Thartday, December S7.
The Democratic State Committee of Illinois
have called a State Canvsntion, to be held in
this city on the 16 h proximo, to confer as to the
exciting national crisis and to adopt some line of
pol cy relative thereto.
Senat--r Dtker was publicly received by his
friends this afternoon at Ihe Court House. The
hall wts densely crowded. In an address, occu
pying three-quarter of an hour in delivery, he
expressed an earnest devotion of himself aod
constituents to tbe Uoion and scouted the idea of
an indepen ent Pacific republic, and declared
emphatically tbat the Union would be preserved
acd the 7ederal laws executed, both in the North
and in ihe Sauih- His remarks were warmly ap
plauded. Caalatt letiii
Memphis, Thursday, December 37,
An immense enthusiastic Union meeting was
held here and addressed by Neill S. Brown and
others. Resolutions were passed opposing sepa
rate State s t cession and coercion and in favor of
of a Convention of the Southern States to de
mand their rights, If reiused to take action.
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army of writer-whce un t-d a'a ie, evc'ed the tola' of
those paid to the President and t lea President f the
Unite- States ail its brhiant enrs'.eil -tlon cf literary
spcilitiswi 1 he materially exto-de '. Thus, 0"e of the
; praprletoTj' new eDgagemects is fiat f the witty, wag
i grsh, qa'xxieal, whims eal. world-renowned, and pnn
gent Q. K PHIL tNDKa D1ISTICK3, P. B ,
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I of Buries ine Bi .graphte, Leu-e. 8emons, Faihirn
i Article, Critieiln f Paintings, Plays, Statues, ec,
! under the general sari sigrill aT. t'tle of 'Divesio.xi or
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glorious Romances, Sketcfces, Stories, Poems, Oems of
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by the most noted American aDd Bntlsh writer who
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P. Q. PUILATDIR D0E-
S TICKS, P. B .
ARTHUR M GRAINGER.
JOSK1H BARBS R.
FBLIX O. C. PARLEY,
GRACE GARDNER,
GROKGE ARNOL",
REV. R M. D VKN?,
NBD BUNTLINK.
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RfcV. R. U. WELCH,
W. O. BATON.
OKORCK MARTIAL,
WM K03S WALLACE.
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O'her cel-bratel writer wi'l alto con'.r bute Jiaking
Tux Me'i ry a gr at focus of all that is EnteriaiUog,
Instruct. ve, Witty and Wue.
Our sp cial Nxw Titas OirT to our realen
brilliant new novellct.e, entitled
CATHOLINA ;
rill he a
The Niche
ia the Will.
A Tale
of Loaltiaca.
BV DR. J
H. ROBINSON.
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crav for January 5, 1 1
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N. W. C. University will open on WednewdaT, the
2d of January next, under the In ru-ti n f It le Fro
fetaor, Hon. 8. E. Perknt, of tbe Supreme Cocrt of In
r?iana.
There will be a lecture of two horr in length on ea-h
Stcular day of St week, except Saturday, on whuh day a
Jl ck Coort lilt e held.
Lert urea will be given en alternate dtyt to the two dlf
terent ciaes-s, but the members of both wid be expected to
betresrnt. BAMUIL K. IIOSHOL'R,
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c. c. c
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ALARQB DURHAM PIBBAD CW, ne rly
white, with red ut the neck and ahoulrleia,
'r-rp born, and tb butb of the tail n o,t off. She
was driven frem Tipton county by war cf N .' iesviUe,
ao'lcrosiel the Bread Rippl road to Indianapol.s, anu
s inppestd to have ta' en tl.e back track.
I nforc-iat'o-i leading to the recovery of tie cow may ba
le'tat .he Med Stre, c n.-.ref North acd Peomylvania
stree t, or at the S:otioel office, for wHch I will pay a
ti. aor able rewar and all ctuwge. l-lectWwll: , BOYU.
IN THE LAWKKNCE
COURT, 8E?TKVUKR2I, lM).
' I It t: V I T
Ilannnh Mitchill.
Willi im W. Küchel I, Alexund. r R. Milche I. tt al. rt.
Tbe Unknown lie rs of wrBBat Armi'.ro g, dee'd. Con
pUint for Title.
Come now the plalctlfft, hy tl-eir at orniy, (Cobb A
Mai v.t i nd file their complaint, to whic'i i annexed
heir affidavit, tbtwl g feir want of knowledge of tbe
name of tte defend tnt', and tint their (ile'endan') re
iiJencsit, u the verily believe, nit in the Sut of Inili-
ana. Ti.-ncup. n it is orlere 1 that proceedings hi rein be
h .d again, t i be defnda.ts withjut a-minjthsa Ani
it s fart'.er o dered, th.t notice of t';e pendency ot Hkb
tait be pabiit'ied in t newtpuper iu li'd in tLe county
of Lawrecc, and alio in tht I i lium State Sentitel
pSjeB -hed at IniUnapolis, for three week aucc-.-ssively.
at le st sixty day berore tbe first itay of ihs i.ext term si
thit Court, eomtaenebg on the teeoad Monday in March,
lfcBl, and thi cancels c'ntinue A true copy, attrat:
GEO A. TU jRNTu.N, Clerk,
decl-j-w3t. ByCiH.x e. Woo r .i x . D. C.
Royal Havana Lottery.
'IHE HEXT OttBIAUY t)ll.WI!(.
JL if the Royal Havana I,ot;ry.coDdjeUd by tberlpaolat
lovernsent seder th- ;uptPilfin of the Captain flea
sral of Clwba, wiiltake plaweat rlavana,on
l itlUAi , J.MJ AIIV, 4, is ; I.
3080,000.
I0BTB0 HUtlBBO 64b OBDIMABIO.
Capital Prime, f 100,000.
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$400 t tCu.CO. , 4 of B4UO to $30,00; 4 of 4U0 tt
tSu,WM; 4 ef StOO to 1 10,000.
Whole rickett.tZOl f Istlwea a IC, Qttar
tera i.
rMteseatfcei '!tlght t 5 p-reot dltoODat.
BU i on all sc 1 vent backataUa-i at par.
A drawing will be forwarded a toon as thtraiaJtbt
eoxcttxnown. D 7 All ordert for Bcl.iratt or Tickettto be address
' DON BODBiaCBI, ear or City Pott, Oharleit c
j it. Cart Una t .W
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Nebraska and Miinescta
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PERlKNCaii Purvey it now making se'e-tons
from the lajds situated in the richest port onr of Iowa,
Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesota now t eing brought into
saarketby the United Status, I am prep-red to contract
0 locate aay quantity of thete lands, with eitbtr
LAND WARRANTS OR CASH,
On liberal terms andguarartee tatitfartion. Persona hold
ing Land Warrants, will do well to embrace this oppor
tunity to have them safely ni iudlcioatly investel. Tb
1 tie have commenced at the different land office in the
above States, and persona contemplating rash Invest
mint should adrise with us at once in order tbat 1 1 eir
warrants or money I in our agent1 hand as toon a
powxlbie.
for farther Information inquire hy person or letter of
Wat.T. WILEY,
Baal Fatal Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Land Wtrrant boBght and told, taxes paid, aad title
azamined in all the Western ftatet, and patent! procured
fxosrsonj holding cartltcatet of wiry, novit-daw la
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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From the Cincinnati Iu leperdent.
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Fourth (tret, iasn establist.iui'iit which claims
lention of the citizens of Cincinnati KtM i
A. Ke'ley a earl, a 1654,11 aar'e fir't et
. West
' atten
t.y A.
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columns any indiri-lual branch cf ktaaisMss MS io this
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send fur a catalogue to the great rig iol tint Book Sure,
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ecat to the perchasir, among th. teem
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txpaodiog Republic, fee! it a duty and
pleasure t announce tha' he haa leased
i)e spacious and e'erant building. Mo.
Weit Four.h si eel, Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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tide of -i" u ; which ur d.scrimi-
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mi I ha a1 added vari ty and sulen
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ter, aod now in priLt , i r. tail price of
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PUBLISHER,
No. 49 North Fourth '.rcet, PUilaJelhia,
N B
Wc have i us', publish -d an edi ion of
FMILY QUARTO BIBLES,
p a new and leautiful ityle of bindinr. gatlen
reasl for Agens aad Canvass-rs. dec3 wl
t p ex-
Rara'Chanco for a Bargair,
aa for tbe Pitrt-Iiaae ot one of tu
Finest Lots tn the City
rot a
PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
WB If t Vii FOlt s MM a liOT, ;
frosting Ksst on Meridian ttreet bv ISO N
to alley, tit -at ! jact North of AKred Hairitoi
dence, which can be tald on eaty terms, and pan
ken in city lotaor eth iproperty.
KET
deep
ta-
Also, a brick two story Grocery Store in a par' .f the
eity favorable to the tale of family groceries, BBS in sue
of the bett locations for business in tie city, ot V'ath
rigton street. For aalo or to rent for a term of y .
UrKBRNAN M. VMM S,
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It Telia You What coasti utes Libel ttai
and the Law as ti tne V
Do er, the VH'e's R ght I
erly . Divorce and Alimony.
It Tells You The Law lor Mechani 1
every Mate, and I t Nat :r .
Lass of tula country, and
onply alt tbe tame.
It 'I eil You The Law tatsttrawaa I' ns .
bow to obtain one ai 1 the IS
tioa Lawt) l uiilic LanC.
It Teil You The Law 0f Fttm't, with
procedure in obtaining one.
t. f' . i i..- . .tuig-nmtnts ai.
cf reel.
It Telia You Iloeto rrtke a Will, at
minit'er on an Ksta'e, witl. 1
and the reqair. mints then
Bute.
It Teil You Theme-iningofLtw reimtr
use, and epla ns In you th
tive.and Ju t rial Piwrrto:
General acd S ate t;overnn
It Tell You now to keep out of Law. bj
bow todnyoarbnln'lg
taring a vst'. amonnt of ,
and vex tii.ut litigation, by i
ronsulta ion.
Singl ' rop'et will b; tent by mail, postage
every Farmrr, every Mechanic, etery a an of
and Kveryboly in eve y t tale, on receip. of g I,
table
d
i tw
--ry
ni
'h
ty,
-ly
sa ic vi tytuaaiaJB, t. 9
$1000 A YEAR
tl m I Inr.d.t i ; l S : -.
C".
I
it. "in men everywhere, in tellii t; thi-aU.v
inducement loall tuch are ve y liDeral.
For (ingle copiei of the Book, or for terms l
with other informa ion, ply to or addres
JOUN B. POTTBR, Pub .
nov91-w3m No. o!7 Sanaom St., Philalel.
A Weekiy Newapapsr fo
ia Soataern Indian
Til AT II AS A GOOD CIRCULATION, i.
the county prioiing, ani a fair general
age. The eluor (going into the pract ce ef
to get it uff hit hands. He will t 11 tbe pti
ticue to edit the political department, or
whole ootc rn. A part of tbe purchase men
In advance. This ita rare chance to a toer,
printer. Add et TYPO, Evanivill
decl-Jsm.
FOI SALE CHEAP
FOR
A
FIN F. SEVEN OCT A Vi-i
square PIAVU, very brilliant In tc
Vor par ivulara at ply to
ALBERT Af.
No. -2 Glenn't Block, or 7 Ptl
deel I. -dot.
STATE OF hUMIA, COI
Marion. 8et. Ordered by the Board
era, that all acco-n s atd damn agaiust I
hereafter presented to the Board for payee:
the articlrs i urchaaed, ly item, and a
so pres-nted. s'iall beitemited as aforeai I,
not be ail ied. JACOB I. i
decll-dltkw3t Auditor U. .
or
ion
ounty, peeify
1 1 b Us
will
unty.
Amioiatratora' Noil j.
or hi: is ii: im hv or
niiT
.Imiaittra
county,
ot.
tors of the estste of Thomtt aorrow,late
deceased- Baid estate it tuppoted to I
BLTHIJ Cn.VER.
JO MOltKOW, A
dee5-w3t
aor.
Second-Hacd Pi
TWO VBBY GOOD INBTRÜaT
cash, at th Indiana Mutic (t i
WILLAi
i til' FOR
.1 JWKLL
RAILROAD .
CHANGE OF TIME!
roa
SOUTHERN OHIO
awn
NOHTUEATEKH RE.MICKV.
IndiaDapolis and Ciüciünati
Bi ort Iaine
RA TT iROAD X
ihortttist t.cuta by 30 Milea
B o eis aye f can to OtMaittJMrtll
Tw; Ti ui iti'.e indiacaxeiit Daily, i.gnaclaj-jatcpiwd)
(BBS Ira:; r - G A. M. (.lucicn&ti and I xington B x
awe airivca at Cincinnati at IIA. Sf.1 IiSImI. Kta
taeaj, 7:3"i P. hi., Ouilicothr. ui.io, "2U P. M.
etc nJ irtia. Ihe lx:US r. M
Cir.il .Eiti U .il ar-
rivea at i:'X P. ii. I
fu
a
wark, Zanetvilie,
raer.bura, Gr.ftoj, BaltlliMirs aad V a'.in:ton U tv
di ct. Passenger ty tail train m-ik-te r..m : ttaie to
ail Ihe ab veu,uied point, as via any ol.et itute out of
lBSsB olis, an I tare alaays aa low.
Itiu- t irau 4 .St r. H. .MChl Kxuress. arrives at
Omcinnatl at 1 A. M .
Patent Sleeping Car op all night train.
Mocking car oc this rcu r.
The Company' exclusive telegraph tin is ud when
ueceary,lo sovernthe a train, and Lagll-
ridge's celebrated patent brake are attached to a.i pit-
ngcr trains, by which thc can be perfectly controlled;
ide all the other iaodetr. imDrovernantt Msa Te r
the comfort and safety ofpasKiicert.the maraser of thit
road have liberal ly provided
il rare same as by any ether rocte.
tall for your ticket via th IrjdiaDaPolii andOlnfin-
oati j .ailn .i .
iiy'battgage checked through .
Ttirouih udkete on tale at all ticket o. iccsin the North-
W j!
BrwciAL Nunc. Be iure yen eel in the rieht train at
ladianapoli. 'the only Cincinnati train, ttauiis on tha
fifth frack, being the farthest track south in the Union
Depot, Ht India.-.apoli.
W.H. L. NOKI.S.aj- l.TicketAgent.
WB. Powaxx, Traveling Aect. aprlC 00
Baltimore
cd Ohio Eailroad.
Katie cal ricuto.
1860.
Grit: it
'tBRMINATIS AT Wasrirgton aad ii ftlatsts SlltBl
A last, and Wheeling, Uenwcod and ar-erstarr on
he 'est, at which places il unite with Hailroada, üteam
rs, ar. , for and from all poiut in tha
J8I,rj JU1U-WI8T AMD iy :.1U-WI8T.
la r ce
1 rasitaw Aisally for sail tlx
c BTtStlBa
erat nur,.
TL!i li tie only route to WsiLinfrton City .
Piaseonxcrj by thi route can v:...-. i alnui;.re. Philailet-
phia,ew Vara acd loaton,at acoitof aticu;t to Boaton
alone by oli er line.
Through Tickettto the lastitncitiei can be procured vta
WasiUBton City at an addiuonal oiiarge of uo.
l ime a quick and tare as low aa by any other route.
lu'tulreforUcketacMSthe Ualtiuoie Sk ijhio itiütrod,al
aay of the principal lLjilroadoftceainthe Wext.
F. tULL alt, General Western Agent.
L. M. COLI, Heneral Ticket Aeat.
W P. SaiTR.tastar Xrajitrirtation. novit!
MadisQA & iadiasaipolis Ü. il, to,
f H1 Psaseager Train wtUlaatetbe Union DiadaUi
L at lit: 15 P. M , for
Madison, Cincinnati 2i Loiaiaville.
Tkitiathaahortor. Railway lice to Cmcincati and Louis
rills connecting at Uaditon with the (teamen Telegraph
and Jaodb Strader, arriving at Cincinnati in time to couteet
with th Bxpret, Train leariig a,t tlx o'clock, A. U., (or
th Bast, aud kg the Kentnoky Central . si., for the
Soa-h.
BetamJaf JtaToCinclati dally st ISM., by the above
ttesreers, aad als by the laadiaon packet, Voreit Queen
aad Priores s.arriving at Icdiaaapelis at 1u..mA. kl.,Biak
tngconntetioatwith all Trjucj loaTing for the üast , ia.rtb
and Wait.
rare to Cincinnati, or 'Jtucittautti tw
tndistuapotls, . oo: To Louitv In c.
B3 ou.
Heetarge f jr M raiser Itatc-ro-.rns on theStoac-Ln ,or fci
Baggag or Orsnitus at Madiaon.
Bapptnaid ilerohaets Vat willflndittsthelrinteretl
to travel arer and ihip by thit line.
janlUdt? B. O. fcäAi HAM, Bsperiatec .'eat.
CJti AISG K O h TIM K.
PERU AND INÜIANAPOLI8
IB aä.IIiHOAB.
1860. mmMkmm i860
ON and after MONDAY NovecUr -.6, ibftl, traint
ran as followt:
I hn Passenger Tram will leave Indianapolis at 3:15 P.
a.;K0p at all the tta'.ioni. end connect ai Peru with
rraitt going tat, and H ost on tea 7. W. k. IV lor
Logansort, Leiphl, Lafayette, rtate Lint and tt. Louis
ate.l , P. M , an I u Lacro, Uoutington, fort
Wayne, Toledo, Lelroii, &c, at It P. M
Bctarning, the same train will leave Pern atP:45 A. If
and arrive at Indianapolis at li. lj -P. M snaking c?osecjn
aecti ti witl- trains for all points Cart. rouia and West.
A Freight Train will leave . tra St In iiai anoli Freight
0eiot atb:3u A. M.,and anire at Prruat VM t.WL
bctarnin, the MM irala will leave lVru at 7 A. Jl.,
and arrive at Indiacapol i at 3:15 P. SI.
Throath BgasBS for tale at the principal offlceunth
T. k Vi. 't. W.; and at lera and Kokomo, for pointa
Sooth, and ladiaaapolit far all principal points BStSfe
and east.
Special attentio ; given t ;h trantportation ef Live
Sto Produce a j i j-.tcin-i . generally .
DAVID
General leint and cnperiotenicBt.
Tare. P. lUrsnxr, tieneral T'cactA tel.
Indianapolis, November ItCu.
CHANGS TIME.
JEtTERSONVIlXe railroad.
Two Trains Daily Jiaudays excepted.
Tralni Leave. Trains Arrive
9.0 A. M 11:10A. M
9:00 P. M 8:80 p. M
Above train ttop for the acrcrruoilation of paasengcrt
atSoathport, Oreenwod, Franklin, Bdiiibargh, Co! tu
bas, staking oannectloct at Beymovr with traict on tat
Ohie B Vitsitipi.-i Boad, and at LoGisville with traint on
th Lo tisville, Frankfert & LexiÄt . D, and Lonitvlllefc
Nashville Roads.
Freight Trains leave daily . Freight pronpt'? forward
ed. OSes, Madison Depot, West tide
A 8. CAIiOTUBBß.f ip't.
J. Q. WBiTcoits.Freiarht Atrent. coV.ti-dtf
PRECERVED.
Second G-rai d Airivel
Fall eiEC. Wlatfr Dry Goods.
W. S. T. MORTON & CO..
3NTO. 3
ODD FELLOWS' HALL. INDIAN. TOLIS
AKI. MIW Hl i l It IM. TBK laAaBBw
GK3T, mist varied, an I altogether the mcst c:s. -n
flcent Stock tinned f r the present and ap ir aching
I atom, that tat f havsrver oprned in this mark t, em
bracing all the richest f briet and most superb styles, to
be roond in tt 1. 1 ' rr. marke.
In ihoitocr stock i complete in all departments, wst
bontht of rat bands for cash, w th reference ta our
largely increasing trade, and will be sold at ah letale or
retail to cash buyers, at low water mark.
City and coun'ry buyers are invited to inapectour goods
and price bef re buying conlHent that we can otter
tiiem ir.itucments Inferior to no house in the city. Be
tpecifully
w.
nov W
8. T. MORTON t5c Co.,
No. 3 Odd Fellowt' Bkck,
GREaT SAVING IN 6A3.
ritO.Tl JOTOIOI'KK l!:.'f.Ei:OMJ.TlV,
Im'vOr:ant to CocaiuneiB
jßL m JACQUET
rEINO TflB AOKNT FOB PBTBB Fi"NTAIN8
Sß Oat i'c i': t and Purifier, offen for ta'e the right
ti tellanl placwtheie I nriSertia any c tyor county in thit
Btats. For fcrther ptrlicnlars In r-grd to the benefit and
economy of this imp -ovemt n , ddreet
A. JACQÜBT,
aotlT-dlSt Indianapolis. Indiana.
vv anted.
ALTMITBD VT VIBER OF A0TIV1, KNF UTET'C
men, yotnu id oi.p, ctn sti 1 1 1 accommn.-cd with
situation, n t at $10 or Sl'iii per month; we offer no
such unretsonabie inducements to beginners, bet lo men
thata-e not afraid to wnrk we insure gocd pay and stev'y
employmrn. For furth. r j articular- apply tn or a des
A. I. STKK11IIT.
deel!) ltuliaaapiilii; lnd.
Coiuiuerciul Collegf,
Ittdlatiitpoli, Ind.
OCR FACILITII8 FOR TMPAltTINfl TIIOROCGO
inttruction in Penn anthip and eTery oiher buai
nes branch, are now unsurpassed. wbiH our t. n is are
mere moderate thnn the or fnv similar In-t tute iu the
Union. 8c olars tu e i at any lime, and visitor are al
wayt wtlcomo. For; arlicaiari or r rcnlart addrent
llioa. I. BRYANT,
ep21 45- tw?m Prircit 1, B-.xTj2.
a.dn'a.i tratora' alc.
it TirK IX 1(1 KO IIV CUTBN THAT
lv w will tell, at pablie acctlon, on 'nlnesay the
i6th day of December text, at Ihe r. 'i ' m t f T'; mm
Marrow, late of Morion county, deceved. n the Craw
tordsvi lie Boar), ab. ut five mile west of Iml annpolia,
all hit per onal proi erty, (not taken by the v ni, w.) con
til ing of a lot of fit hogs, stock hogs. hör-,, cattle,
beep, wheat in the bin. corn In ihe field, h.jr iu the mow,
a two-horse wagon-a bogey and har. , a mower and
reaper, a whea. dr I. staeW in tha fnslanai o and
Bronvurr, Plank Road; farmiog ateniü und h naehall
and kitchen furniture.
A credit of twelvemonths w:l I begiTcn nn nil tumi over
three dollars, the purchaser g Ti ig bit with approved
furet y , bearing interest from care, and w living tbe valua
tion and apiraitment iawt. ILI Hi CULt kr,
deoi w3t JQW MORROW, Admr't.
55 ' y
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT
INPECT1NE
OR.
PERIVN FEVER CHARM.
Fever and Ague Ezterminted.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK.
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
roa ALL
Intermittent and Billious Fevers.
CURE IN IBIl! IN A DAY.
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE
The terril.le mxlaly known tl the FBVgR AND iOUB
hat smittm hnndredt of thontandt of pertont throngh
ont the world every year; and hat never till now beta
met by i-.rcessfal medical treatment that ha not pro
laced vr
Medicinal Diaoases,
Which affect the lang, the spleen, tbe liver, the heart, or
otter parts of the human organlua. The IN PECTIN! is
the natural antagonist of all fevers, and when it comet in
contact with thetkla.it ibtorbed by the interior rrgrnt.
which reitst eaaily miasma and all tendencies toward those
maladiea which pro rate the mind and body with fever.
Fever tnd Ague remit from numerous ctarei. No
piece it exempt from tbe cansea wl icb promote the exist
ence of the disease. That being ones seated In the
em, induce deyression of spirits, 1-asftnde, lan,. our
train, chill, lerer, and along train of disagreeable lent
tout, depriving the pa'ientof all energy, andreduoii g
mm or nerto a condition of
Extreme HelpleEsnes.
Why will any one tuffcr the horr ort of debilitating In
termittent Fever, wnen, by the use of tb
INVALUABLE INPECTINE,
Pereian
FEVER CHARM,
The emiuert mediolnal and magical qualities of whlob.are
nstantly ahtorbed.
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE AN-
N1I1ILATED IN A 1 EW HOURS
B1LF CURB 18 L1TTIB THAN PHY8I0
NATUBB IS W1SBB THAN ABT.
BVBRT DI8BASB HAS A DITIKX RBHXDT.
TUB WISE APPLY WHILK TUB P00LISI1 DREAM
BRTT1R IRK VENT THAN STRIVE TO Ci" HE.
D1LAYB ARB DAVQBBOUB.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Hat cured thousands of both texet of tht molt .dreadful
fever. Bead and reflect.
WOlDEKFrL EFFECTS.
I.i ii. aH Bontall, of PitUburg, for two year nieleis to
himsilf snl ro-iety a martyr to Chill and Fever--eured
in l-ti than three week, and improved tn elgb. har.
Mary K. He kntp, Saaduiky, Ohis, after almett lotlng
her reason aa well as strencth, by Intermittent Fever
with Chills, restore ! to health in twenty boot.
J. R. nUatt, of Be!grade, Mala, brought f' m death
door, having suffered for four yean, mad well in five
weekt, and improved in two hour.
Adolphe Monbro, of France, relieved in one hour, while
traveling in tbe ear on tb Fort Wayne and Chicego
Bai road. He wat apparently dying with chilli.
Bllen B. Benson, Lockpcrt, New Tork, rescued after
seven years' tuSeriog. A perfect care.
Thousand! of other catet prevented and cured every
mouth, and nota tingle complain: of the efficiency of the
INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
TBV IT, PBOTB IT, KNOW IT,
And mtk known it wonderful power and virtuei, tha
those wbo auflVr, or who tre threatened with tnffering,
may t. d to use a simple inox3nous preperation, fur
nished by the field of na'.nr for man's blessing.
HPECTOE
s-ild by Robert Frowning, C. O. Ferkln . fcCo., Tom-
I int in k Cox, n. Boiengarten, W. B . Ticken, ladianap
oli, Indiana, and by all Druggist and Medicine Dealers
in America Price, One Dollar tent by mall to any part
of the United 8 tatet.
UV R' member It I not taken Inwardly , bat I appli) d
outwardly, according to diractiont, which aocompany aaat
pack.-e. Manufactured by
JOHN WILCOX A CO.,
No.lv Main (treet, Richmond Virginia.
BRAflCH Oi l It K
proBS Bank.or CommercelBullding
lN0W 15 T HE TIME T0 'bscf.be
THE SENTINEL FOR 186L
The pel ticU and social events of the coming year
will hare a deep intere t foi : he eititent of Indiana- Never
before in the tUtTy of the country hat there been such a
cris's in our public affair Di-union 1 threatened a
revolutir n which, If it occur, will affect the private wel
fare of every c'tiaen. If ever St wa an object for every
individual to be th-roughly informed of pasaiag erect ,
now it tie time. Inafewwsekt
c:nqrkss
Will attemb'e; tLe President will lay before the country
Hi view of tbs danger that threaten the country,
wH:h will be r-viewed by thelradicg member of Cod-
grew, North and South. The Seniinei will contain f J II
report of a!lintere:ting Ccnreuional proceeding.
A NEW ADMINISTRATION,
Wbtte trowed object la to revolu'loniae tbe policy of tb
Ooverrment, will toon be inaugurated. The Sentinel
will keep ita reader advice of it action
TRE LEGISLATURE,
Under the control of the Republicans, will assemble sa
tbe 10th of January, 1861, and abiut lite asm time a Re
publican State Administration will be inaugurated. Tbe
Republican psrty hat promise! retrenchment in the public
expenditures and re'orm in tie admlattration of St
affaire. In view of the thres's of secession by a portion of
the 8'atetof the Union, tve nextteision af the Legislature
will be invested with unusual interest. Tb Sentinel will
cor tain full and impartial reports of the proceedings of
the Legitlatu.-e.
In addition, the Sentinel will contain tbe Ccaanrr
New of the day, Ceoicx MictklliHT, STaTi Ntvtt, For
nosand Heist Stwi, tbe latest report of the New York
Cincinnati Canu Maktrrt and tb GnrtaL Mat-
Rx. toio- s MiB-.sxJUawr, dives ed of sectarian bias;
a a word, it will be the aim of the Proprietors of the
Stntinelli rive i s eolamnt an interett for til utet cf
readers, and especially adapt It to Um welfare of the
citizens of Indiana.
Tbe Sentinel will in tbe future, u it hai in the put
eontinue to tepreae&t and stand by the regular X- mo
cratic rginixation of the State of Indiana, tutta'n the
pr.licy it shall trow and rapport the eanJidatti ittoall
NEW DRE.-S.
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its typographical tppeartcce.
mut or wxxxly
one year
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separately, the extra copies wiU not be tent.
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to raracriber at any point for fifty cents a month, or tlx
dollar a year.
All lubacrip'iom invariab'y in advance.
Addresi: BINGHAM t DOCGIITT,
Indianapolis
THE LIFE
OF
Anclrow X aoLcson
By JAMS 3 FARTON,
Author of "Life of Aaron Borr," etc.
Three Volumes, 63GtoT3l payet each, with Steel Por'rai t
Crown Octavo Edition .--Cloth binding, $3; Sheet
6 75: half calf. )'. full oalf. a I -'.
Srasoaiaaai' Editiox, Royal Octavo, (sold by subscrip
tion only. Oloth, $7 SO; cheep, B'J, Half Calf. $1-2-Full
Cair, 15.
Mr. Parton ha been several year eugared in the prepa
ration ef tbi work, and has bestowed upon it the most
careful retea-cn and investigation. The fl-st volume of
the Subaerire ' Bdition wts iasaed a year ainee; the ,
ond wa published lat spring, and toe tird and last is
now completed. Cf tbe fir-t aad lec-ond volume, iht
pre- - htve ipoken in the warmest commendation.
"Tbe life of Andrew J-ckson wa indeed an eventful
en, and the event tbat were rriwdrd into bi career, as
a pioneer, a general, and a state sman, are among the m
imp -riant in th t i story of our coantry." Taunton Ga
rnet'.. "Almost all that relate o him i peculiar, extra
ordinary and interest ng. Amtni i Timet.
''Those who bare been most familiar with the career of
Jackaon will be surprise t at th mar of new matter t-e
author h ts coll, cted ."--Boston Journal. "I: exhaust
the eubject.-' Arte Turk Day Book.
"It I an honest book throughout. "--.VjJri,.V Caioa.
"It Ii equally free from the spirit of detract on, on the
one hand, and of unmixed glorification on the other
F-ilint and virtue are alike faithfully delineaied."
Western Chrittiam Adtocat.
"Oae of the most rema: kable book. Every page i
alive It it at romantic a a media al romance,
and yet haa the advantage cf being tru ."Home Jour
nal. "Posresses a derrre of interest which can scarcely
be overstated ." JVetc York World. "A fresher. 1 ve
tier account was never written of any hero, by any a
hir " Booton Adtertite-. "No work of Action coald
be orttfr filed to hold the attention and hear the mnl
long with a sustaining entfiutia m, than thi accrual of
Btatwtl life of one of our own countrymen.'' Boeton
Recorder. "From first io last, th w irk ia intensely ln
tereting." fhiUidelphia Item. "Perfectly farana
ting. .AV York Day Book. "The narrative a flow
ing and charming. W confra having read tb whole
(one volume) in two i-rolonged sitiicpt. " Ilurper',
Wtekiy. "The most iHfficn't taak was wb're aad how
to part cmpany with it " -Vete York Crayon Cfi;
tene and permanent mt-reit " em York Obterter.
"The me it interesting poli ical and percnal hist ry ever
writteii of any public man In this country.' PennJtyt
ranian. "Iiis style . lairly eloqu-nt with vivid, eta and
llaeccy. Hit account of the defense of Mew Orlrani from
ita inception to it climax, int-rests snore deeply than
tale of chivalry, or an oriental roaaaare." Amen i.i
Time. "One of the mast ioieresting and instruct ve
book we bar y r read "ButeU'i MiigmiHe
(CkarUeton, 8. C.) "A life, indeed, and before waswa
the canventional and c mrr on place bt orapher of no te, n
ime sink into stut-idity and inaignificanee." .Vets York
ournrl of Commerce
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
Tat l.irx in Tiaws or PetLrr Scacytaa. By Bkwsdii
J. Loeatfio. Vol. I. Crown S vo., t page. Wi'h
Steel portraita. Cloth, $1 5 '.
For tbe first timeareoain biography of Oen. Behuy
lar is w itten. The -la-c:er and service cf ibis efficient
labwer for our country, aa w II as tbe established reputa
tion of Mr. Lotting at a writer on kindred to;, c, g.ve lo
the book no ordinary interest aad value. The work will
ba complete in two volume.
iTiLv; Knot tbs K .um Piston to tkk PaxsavT
DaT. By Joan 8 C. Abbott. Crown tl to, iff! pa e
With Pteel Portrait. Cloth, (I SO.
Thia volume i one of the seriet of Mr. Abbott' Voc
arehie i or Continental E irope. of whic'i Austiiaand Bus
ala have pre vioutly appeare I The volume are of uniform
Kyle and price, but each distinct in it elf,
PUBLISHED
M&30N BROTHERS,
No. 5 cV 7 -fiercer Strecg, Netw " ark.
For Silr In R toktrlirrt genernlly
ROBERT BROWNING
Druggist,
22 West Washington street,
i.vDi.n ipulis, no
HAS in (tor snd for a'e.aslow ss the saw
, article can be purchased in aay
other Weilern house
quality
a
KTIiTCOI.Ultt. best Boxlish, In ta aa, can
fA v. Ac
IBO I XI tIEDlCIMEol.tndall the Bclecti
I 9
preparation!
c
10A I. Ot l,,an eitraarticle. with a rood
of Lampt.
ry V E Tl! W F of all kind and best quality ,
EXTRACTS for th Handkerebier Cologne
Coimetlct, ac.
Fl. Kl; ixtract far Cooking, of 11 kind
and best quality.
Gtl H, UL ASSWAKE.Jtn, BstUet, Flaaka
Vial. Ac. 1
HAIK OILS, Hair Bruahet ni Pomade of all
kind.
nTKi riEVr. Sargieal and PrUl-a good
stock.
JAV.IE'? TIFDK IM S.tod all thepopal
remediet of the day.
KinilliK'M Rleetro-Macnetic Machine tt man
factanr't prises
IAHU Oil., Burning Fluid, Turpentine.
MEDICI!E, Chemical, foreign and Domett
freth and pore.
ItaTEAäos 'Our OIE and Tannas' Oil. beat
i. quality.
l Lr Linteed, Castor, Olive, Sperm, and silt of al
kinds.
Fata.-a a rt orall kinds, dry aud ground In oil, beat
uality, st lew flcuret.
h EIN IM; Morphin and other Chemical. A
aft'.
OS! m, Starch, Concentrated Lys, Potaah, Sie
SPILES of all kindt,grondand unground.ttrie'tly
pure.
'nOBACCO, Cigar and Scuff, ofthebest quality
a TLTItA-nAKIltlE, Prussian Blue, Chrome.
1 J and Colors of all kind-.
VA K M x II E--Copai , Coach, Damar , Japan
BI ark best qiallty.
.ritlBUU' (iLAS, all lixei.bett America
W V
and Fri,
All.l'SfEUI I TlCKY alarreaatort
meet.
BASnr I'OH OEtaS-anextraarticIerreaw.
Tartar, Soda. Salenttct.
rtfEMc p.ur
French, dry and ground In oil,
Afli and Varniih
t A at
El. Alt TiCLKt usually found Ina rw-
House. F aetata at low fla-ure. lilutiri.,
aoiea at revreie. ..j am! to which we Invite all
trchaaing eliewhere. RI B 1 RT BP.OWNINO.
wtvVS-d ksnnslt
Bi Waal Waahliir ....
n i r a i "
T 1' k. -
'rUi, Rt - PEC T F -LL Y
orrn TMtiR
ESSENCES OrLlOlORS
in their acKnoledqcd ptr.n; to the
treat.
aVddret.
A 4t. CA1IL E?LEa BARAtLS,
3 er .1 11 -J "C bw-
e ms i rir. tit
(jTTWVtLl IJ A;r'ntt VCJU t st?) Ii tSß
v. n I L a 1, i ILL. . . .
U.. WIM,(iU. tflftti f
ra 1
ttu.ae rL) uoaa paaaaa io ie
i her
SOOTHING SYK
F )RüHlLltUlN TBaiTUlNu. trxUS grca
the process of Teething, by aoftetUttg the at
all inraramaUou will .IUy all rÄ J
liun.ar.d :i .-Ihi? . ,
pend upon it, mother. .11 f.wr rest torn,
RfcLIEF ANL) HE ALTU " O i'Ol'K JM
We have pat up and sold t this ar-octe c
I vei
Hb
b
years, aad eaa say, in eon jj SSti aad Uath
r
wu. 1 - - - lit.ti aoie to amy oi
(fail ed. la a sasatk
a cure wh-n tinely . mt. Hcvar J
cf dtasasisfac t r, nv ci
It. unirieooairaj-y.au are J-i.-liMed
Btaaa, aad speak ia term of tigtet
si it cxxica: enccs anu i e n
lea I virtue.
speak in tint matter what
yean' experienee, ard pie
fuifll'ment of what we bare
de knew," after
our repuiMlion 'ot
t e
fci.ert theiafsajtit
rti..f will be 2 found in flfteesi aw
aahMttet alter trte Svrup it
Is tL pu';itkra f ose
a and rbilivl M a r , e s .n
New us land, and hast sea ej used
aiJt BtTcr fnr
(UOC'as in tnousan u or a aa sea.
It not only rriieri tbe . Ch.U front
pal, at la-
si the ttcmoeh and boweia,
and give tone an ei.cr,y jj to Lue whcie
will almost instantly re Bj
m lievt riplag In the Bow-
ci and Wind Colic, anl
which if not speedily remc 'died end in
death. W
believe it the rest and sur es remedy in
in all ease of Dysentery tad Btarrhc
b teet'. y ing r fr. m aay
tay to m erery mother who
as a
at any of a. the fcresMnr
to net let your ur judicea, Z nor tb pray
er. rand between yoarsuf
thai will be sure y. s. al so . latelw swtw-
or this tnecicine, if I Umrly-teJ
Full direction for usina wiii iiinm
" latrle an
None genuine Udlers the fac-mile of CrRTiB a PBB-
KINS, New Vork, it on the out-. Je wrapper.
Sold by Druggists Ckwwsarfaowt lb world. rViaeipaJ
office. Mo. U0edarsrret,NewTork.
Price ti cents a bottle . Bold by R. BBOWirrKa ,
IO Also for sale SyO. it. PBRKItiS CO., Drag.
gists. In liicapoli.
decf.'-dSwly
( bl) brr.tt ILMo tlne
PILL8 OF IIIOiY.
An apeti 1 1 and ot tnachir prijHVf':s rf 'R N .rt-
r.fisrl of Oiygeii abJ Carbr ly comKrSa in Btaroesa
rai cuonen ey tue aigwuT merueai ai h-eiwa, boib a
Barop aad tbe United States, as twawsraVa Tti atj
'"ibe experiecfe oftbowjandi Jaily prwret that bV prey
eratios of Iron eaa be cor pared with h. I ir panties of
tbe Mood, depreafioo of vital cm try. pale aad otberwiw
atokly comt '.axiona Indicate its neceaait In aim St every
conceivaalecaae. Innox oo ,n all ca'adle in which it
hai been tried, it ha proved t.wUtely curatir. is each
of the following complaint, sis:
Bat Be bin ty, Nervea Affertiwu,
Emaatctattosi . I. up t,i.-.i hum pasliwsi .
1 Isrrbra, Ilvtfii'i r) llirtttiruf Ca
untlton, Srrwtailoa Taberralo!
Bolt i: b e b at ,ti I iri co i rnttits,
t It : tea, Chlaratit.tivt r m.laiiitt,
Cb rwtslc Hradarbea, ltti-uatittiatt.Iis-termittcut
lertrt, l iinjile tn tbe
Face. Ac.
Ia oaaaa of General Debility, whether tb reel It of
ar-nte diaa. ee or of tbe conUaaad ditntna'i. n of t-rioss
aad mnsealar energy from chroole aatplainu. oa trial
of thi retturalive hat proved sarcaaiful to aa extent
which t" leacription nor writt. n aftatat:oa weal., r a
eTiaredible. Invalid oloac bd-rMden a to hav vary namrt
beeorae entirely rmgotien In thew own rclthbor
bood. have su.t.lenly re ir p. ared In the rasy world, at
If jar. returned rom protr.-cted travel in attwat la-jd.
Rome t try signal Instaores of thi Und are irtittil af
Saasas asrrs. emaciated rledtas ef p;.ar r.t mtra
mut. sannaiaauwa aalattttsa,erlti-al ehanges, and t! ear
oom: lie'. cn cf nerroaiaad i sprpttc a vers-.os to ait a4
szercate for w. lch the phrstcUo ia uo oaaaa.
in Nervo aeaotKntof til it inns, tnd forreaantvt fat;
miliar to rr-dieal mm . the operat wa ef this pii w Shi
or ires maat sctwa tly beaalaiary, for, anli. the 14
c xi de', it I vigoronsly totste, wit he at biaag saBttng or
OTer-heUinr.: and eentlj , reralarly ansrie i ever ia
the most obstinate caset ef convene, t Iboal i
ttit gaiti ic pargative, w ir.Cictii.g a Liag
Its thit latter nr-perty, araong tt hrrs.
it t re- xrtal-y effwetai! sad ,-Ttasat a
POes. a,-on whieh it also app-s toetert a
r, - : . s.y Jitje-ri cf . .t :. m kataBaBas
formt then.
In L'j apepalw, Innasaerablt aa arc ita
tinrle box o. these Obalyi-este Pids
tiie m.-s: La Una!
Ioanch;ked Diarrhea, ersn tVt adrastred te
yten ary, confirmed, trntraatlnt, and apparenU' ma-
lignant, the effeeta Have Seen equally (
Inthe local pair-., low cf I
üeg cciicb, and retnatent '.ectic, whfeh
eate Inciplttit (,Austtni(ta,tUrwa3ly tam
allayed the alarm of friend aa physv-laaa,laaeeral
yerj grati'yiag and interesting Instant.
Ia acrnlttlwD S nbercnlRMt, this twatw
ettfi Iron hat 1J far mors than the goad äffest of tb
mo t cautiously balaDcadpreiarflitaälldiBe, that
arty of their well known tiab.i Ilea.
Tbe attention of females aa not too eop lenlly la-
lia-lv affrYtinethm.
In ita -it ni ail 1 tn
lory .n the latter, hosere-
lavartsbh well rprt. d. both at alieviatutg paia aad
aactng tn: taair gs ana st noisi or tne joints a
In Isttermlttcnl rerrra.it mast neeeaarlty
be a great remedy and en -r get c reatoratiyn, aad Ks pro
gress ia the n-w et l-tnents of te Wast, wUl pnablw
t ace of high renown tnd asefalBeta
Ho remedy baa ever been i Iscover rd in the whole hit
tory of medirine. which exerts tech p-oept, hp)v and
rally rostorat e eS.ct Good tppe'iie, eompl tediges
aeturtpid acqu aitioa of atrengta, wl fa ta a iBtual d -position
f ir acute and cheer; til eat eise, in. me .lately fol
low its use.
Tat up in aeat Sat metM boxes oontsinlnr 5 pül,
price iu csnts per box; far sal by dratg sa and deal rs.
Will be sent free to toy add eat u r-ei .1 af the pi tea.
All leiten, ordert, Ate. , should be a - re. ted lu
R. B. LOCKE & CO.I
Gtoneral Agents,
aprT-dAwly. 80 CIDJR STRBST.Hew Totk.
AFFLICTED READ.
In
nen or the treat imrwsit'.cn that It
lion or my .'me to the treatment of seminal weakest and
all tbose deplorable cases cause! af a Le - ,ry
practice whio", r-:.r. b th
fvrtanateiLl.v du' for atstr ksntatst r
I'rec Uta rare-.
All letter giving en aoearane SetJtiption of the
and incl isinz a p'-. , -: -.. , i
tton. Mtd:on-s fjrau'.ed, when
nrssas.aad farwar le t leuorc fro a
.. ct Jet! . a,
Foar ionn acvt Third w-tt Loa villa. By.
aprlf wly
Life Pills aod Phnix Bitter
Ii r ; n i: neoit.iER hate rfo
beeu before the public for a period of thirty years,
and daring Hat time htve mail tained a hieb cl.aracter la
almost erery part of the (I be for their extraordinary and
I mrardiate power of restoring perfect h i' r. to i rr. n
i faring an er nearly a vary kinu ol diaaaaeto which tb
humtn frame it liable.
Taafollowiag arcaaong tbedistreaalng variety of ba
rn an rt iirese i in whict tue
YEUETABLE LIFE MEDICINE8
Are well known to be infalHble.
Ofapepala, by thoroarhly cl anti-gthe flrtl ani
lecond atoma:ht. an i eretUng a flow of pur healthy bi Is
imtead of thettaletnl aaid kind; FUtuleucy, Lett ot
appetite, ueartnurn. iira.icii-. i:- -t erst, 11. i
Anxiety. Lancir and Mela .choly, wUcr, are the i
tymp'omi of dyspepsia, will vanih a a oatara!
saenoe or r.s cure.
t 'oall t eneaa. by eleantlnr the wl si length ofth
intestine with a solvent prcssst. aad wi-.hoat violsneal
all rioient pure leave th bowels owaUve witbin tw
days.
Feveraefall klndt.byretr!nrthMad reg
ular circalatioi thrsagh the pro eat of awrasdratio . u '
tbe thorough toluti.in of ait intestina cb
tera. The Life Me ticin- have been known to cure Rheama
tlsm permanently in l r-.e w-eka. and i.o it :n half 'hat
time, i y returning loeil i.-um i n fiom thei
a. d ligaiacn's of Ihe j en'.
li ouvtcs
it by fywr'n; and I
tbe kidneys and B
ttwy
i.rc'i -l. a- :
lowed certain rem
r tne i
Alas, WOB MS
bowel the ilimy
8 urvcy , I
by the perfect pa
bebl and ail I
dging :rom the I
)whcL tbeteor ata es.
aud luicterateaar
h tbass LiJe .' ciicnea
rt.
Sicwrbttttc liru itietrt and bad complexion,
by heir altera- te eBrei upon : e fluid that feed th akla.
and tbe tswrthd state of wnicb eccaxica all arsasttw
ci-BpisiBU.eaibjw.cioudy, an.) sUaar tHasgisitSL iui
plexiont.
The use of these Pills for a rery short time srffl rffeet
anenUre cure f Salt Kheurn, and a rriL L- g lnj I 1 1 is tag
In the clearness af tue skin. Coma m G I :t a-d in.
11 tenia a aU a U eared hy one d ,,e, or b to il tht
Vorst ease.
lew Tbe ort ;i -at or of these trerf eines was cure
of Pile of thirty Ave year' atandii g, ty the use of the
Life Medicine alone .
fewer nnd 1 a tte. -For this tconnre cf tb
enern eocntry , f ear me : . . a I ; u i a rat sa
y. Other medic aes - abject to a return of
i cure by tbte medat uwrc.Lrnt. Ttf
the disease
the-n, be
atiliotaa rercrtiolLlverCi
Oenera DeUUty, Lora of Appe.it-, and
male. Ihe mediane hare bvea use
becrflcia! reaulttia caaesof I ijr rlissali t
and betx'ula iaits rant fotx t,u
aamlwinta.
dUeaea af Fs
n. k.i, '.Ka
ful action of these retiarkaW r latalw Bigat Bayea
Nervous Debility, Neevoaa Ocmiaasart (' ; ,., ,
pita'ioc oi the havrt. Pair .tr'a Colic ..r i . cured
Mrctirial Vlac.iue, llt
tuMon hve become inpaiml ly tha Ir r .li.
Maroury, will Ba tbsse i adirinca a patf. - -r. -t Ji
never fail to eradicate froti Uta ysuc, , ail t'e
Mercury, infiatfely (noucrtaa the u-u.t pcaarlbi trex
lUitst of Baraa, arula.
JO rrwparad aad sold by W. B. MOFFAT,
1 B.-oadaay.Nrw ark.
ITr for ti'sby all Vmtgjta. a,- tuwly
KLLiY TERGUßON,
ATTORNEY AND COUÄoLLOJi
AT E A TV
8 PR0MF1
a '
UouLty M ..te sc I t ortei
Indianapolis, Ua ion e
Omce on teeonl Act
of
tt Beaxla!
Baiiding
X X vo
a j.o. s ti
A llU. fr t
L Watpote. .
'w-t
Belleiccuino r'ai:roal Liar.
OlianBo of M"ljaa.o.
COJlMKNCINit f V M'lfOAT, KOVEJlBSR 8Cth,
tialna illruu at fclkws:
Matt. 1 Sam Leave In liar apols 1 1 T.-Tfl A M . and
arriving at Cr, line at 5:8" P. tl., aa iking dam aaa
nectionsth re for Cleveita I, Ba Tala, pU b-rgta, Mew
T.rk, Boston. Phtladrl hia But m le and aB Mwaaa
Bsst. At Union thit tr. e -nee a at I.. 1. H. tor
Cievtl saWa arriving at G: 0 P.M.
Bwbt 1 xntatt. lear InitiinspaH B
riving at Crest licwat E:W1. M , w-afciag
Hon at above for all atte n po ntt.
In on for Colaml-, wi h traf leating I
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e IIT, -
ect.r. st
m., m i
ti.iu.lut at 11.3, A-M. eleepiagcaJs
It train.
are run or
A. . a -
ivaw I rave Irrtianarw 1 I .-.or. M ...
riving at Uu on at 9 1J l1
M
urn -r.lot t wo at
i at I In a M.
i at aU i tat, nt west at
Wt. M , a r uratli
Night axpreat . kolng e
Tnlon.
Traint arrive a' 'nd antpolit Jtsil iraia, P at
Kigl.lt xprsas.e:) A. M.
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redeeiHf
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