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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

MASONIC FEsTlvkL.--The festival last night at
MH,eaic Hal vas the lnOst brilliant sfair Of the
hid ever held in the city. The arrangements
I'D boen made on liberal scale, and the crowd
- herr. The several rooms in the massive
building we're al thrown open, and for once the
Inieo had full possession of all the secret cham
buo 81 3 Masonic Temple. The company as
eou1Ied n the lodge rooms above, and the sup
p~, ~ Haynes. was spread in the Concert Hall
5hs addssss vas delivered By William Wallace,
HI, and sss truly eloquent Unlike many ef-
- of the kind, the only objection We heard
uro1 against il vas ia brevity. Mr.. Wallace is
1oufifhl speaker, md the subject was one that
oor1 not fail 10 inspire mind like bis with no
~ thoughts< We never heard an address more
EbmalIy praised, and, when We consider that il
~ aInoss sn inprornptu effort, the speaker bav-
IL had only = days notice to prepare for the 90.
cn1ion, We are nut surprised at the satisfaction
evlnccd By the large and intelligent crowd thai
nn<ncd toit- Ailer the address and the supper
~ tfms vas pleasantly passed in social converse
-(he large Masonic fnmiIy feeling perfectly al
houe sud familiar on The premises belonging to
Re Order.
he Corcert Hall, since il has been re6ttei. ID
uodel, but We have very recently described it.
The lodge room used BY the Blue Lodges Of the
~. and in which the Grand Lodge meets, We
tnxe nos noticed since il has been under the
mnric hand Q: cur friend Gulick. Il is MASTER
pfeos-end 50 considered by all that have looked
npn l. The walls ara laid of in imitation Of
vuzlognted marble. The ceiling represents the
e11nuy decksd canop7''-and brilliantly the
- e|ittered back the lights from the ehande-
uoro Ias< nieht-.nd 3 beautiful beg ond dsscrip-
Ia. On the east wall. Is q representation Of the
sGsuk Eastern Gate" with its drapery and sur
rouu1IDgs. and connoiseurs assert ID is uDequaled
- - proportions BY sny work Ct art in the West.
he othe< ornamental work Is equally appropri-
neo>and The furniture il rich and elegant The
Chapter room vas also open, and was greatly ad-
mfre1. The festivities were kept up until late
lon, and We do net know but the young folks
had . dance 10 the Concert Hall after the old
lolks retired. Ifthey did--the mantle of Ma
son'z charity must Do thrown over them, for THU
= the holiday season.
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From Springfield.

SPsNsrrELD, Ill, Thursday, December %.
The Democratic State Committee of Illinois
have called State Convention, to be held in
this city on the 16Ih proximo, to confer to the
exciting national crisis and to adopt some line Of
policy relative thereto. =
Senator Baker was publicly received BY bis
friends this afternoon at the Court House. The
fall vas densely crowded. In an address, occu-
plying three-quarters Of an hour in delivery, he
expressed an earnest devotion of himself and
constituents to the Union and secuted the idea oil
an indepcn 'ent Pacific republic. and declared
emphaiically that the Union would be preserved
and the Federal laws executed, both in the North
and in the South. His remarks we're warmly ap-
plauded.
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Ux,rxD STATES CdEcUIr CoUAT- = John ID
IA. Eco. Clerk of the United States Distric'
cours. has been appointed Clerk of the Circuit
cours by Judge Mclean This is an appointment
a 70 be made. Mr. Res Is q gentleman OF strict
soterritv. with admirable qualifications for the
rl,cs. The courteous discharge of bis duties az
r:1erk Of the District Court, and acting clerk oil
the Csrcrik Court for the pas. two years. has
,,ade hin popular with all having business with
tksss courts, and his appOintnent viii, therefore
- gratifying to bis numerous friends In tins
esDoiDtnent We are pleased % state that political
- o.r>s.en considerstieus we're disregarded
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
80 OTIS. to 800.
A. A. KELLEY

A. A. KELLEY, originator Of this certainly laadsbls
method Of distributing popular AMI
msrorious books at the least possible
cost 10 the purchasers, among ths TEEN
ing millions OF this vast and rapidly
expanding Republic, feels Il g duty and
pleasure t. announce that be has leased
fhe spacious and elegant building, No.
%, West Fourth street, Cincinnati,
A. A. KELLEY, thanks you profoundly for The steady
tide Of patronage which your dscrimi-
mating liberalty has poured 50 bOunti-
fully upon him, and a more substan-
tai ev denee Of your gratitude, have
largely increased catalogue Of
books, causing il to embrace moss of the
valuable works in the English language,
snd has alsn added variety and splen-
dor to manif cenI treasury of Gifts,
A. kELLEY'S Gift Book Sore lie the oldest and most
reliable establishment # the kind in
the world. tie central location cense
quently improve facilities for the most
pro pit and least expensive fuhilment
all orders from a distance, is the chief
cause that hiss conspred 10 place US in
fourishing attitude.
A A KELLEY offers books to the u bile Of the most
durable hinding and the most valuable
popular pages pure from the hands Of
the most cele5rsted aneientand modern
authors at the lowest price known TO
the retail trade, and with every book a
Gift from fifty cents to one hundred
dollars.
A. A. KELLEY'S liberaity 10 distribution o. Gifts and
prOnPtnessin filling orders, have poured
into our lap vastly the larg st share OF
the trade Of the Mississippi Ya1sy
States
A. A. KELLEY'S inducements to agens are greater tina
those of any other Gift Book estab lisf
msnt in the world. y guarantee per-
feet satisfaction to all who may favor u;
with an order.
A. A. KELLEY will furnish any book Of mo:al charac.
ter, and now in print, the retail price Of
whchis 81 or more, az pail sher' price
ACCOMPANIED with splendid Gift worth
from fifty cents to one hundred dol
lars.
A. A. KELLEY wishes to employ sgen,sia every tow
and county in the United stes. malt
or female eau become an agent. and by
little exertion procure splendid
Family BILE, q valuable Gold Watch
elegant Six press pattern, o
some other aStcle tf value.
A. A, KELLEY will send, application his elsssife
catalogue Of Books and Gifts to an
address in the United States free Of al
expenses.
A. A. KELLEY earnestly requests all persons desirou
of proeuring books 20 send for his CLASH
fed catalogue before purchasing else
where.
We ask those who have been patronizing Eastern Gil
Book Establishments 10 give US one trial.
II you wish prompt attention an, honorable dealing
sure and address all orders for Books 20
q. a. KELLEY,
Publisher and Originator Of the Gift Book Enterprise,
NO. 2s, wEST:FOURTH sTKEET,
weow3m CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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BellefouTeIne Railroad Line.
Change OF E1nao.

CtoMgEXcIEe on M0NDAY, NOVEMBER eeth
u trains Wiilrln follows.
MAIL Train Leave Indian apoiis 81 $50 A II. AID
arriving Crssline 81 500 p. AZ. % .lng close -.
nec;ons thre for Clevelzn BuIalo, Pi.. blrrh. Nez
YORK, Boston. Phadel- hia R1it ne and al poirts
East. At Union this train ccrnec-s a. - 2. Mfor
Clevsl s1d. arriving q 6:s0 2. NJ.
NIGHr xPREss.-learel Indianspo,s s.f5 p. NJ ~
irving Il Cresilireat Goo A. N, fakiog sc csnar-
ton al above for al hastern pc nia- Cornecns a
Cnon for Coluntu', with Tran leaving Unon s.. q
NJ, srdsing II Coluabus At HID 4. ~. Sleeping c.rs
this train.
AccoNxoDsIIoS Leaves Indianapolis I.s0p. NJ A.
irving at Union at9.l5 NJ Resuraug leave Taien :.
As A. NJ, arriving a. In lianapol AZ il.i5 A n.
Night nxpress, koiug east stsys a. al stat vest A.
Union.
Trains arrive a Indianapolis Nal irain s.35 P M
Night Express. ESQ A. NJ.
JoBS BkoUGH, cenesisupt,
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Four Approximation the 100 eos Of $500 eeeh Of
600 to s50,o0C; OF 500 to $50 GEO. OF 500 ts
$4,000; OF 500 to $4,000.
whole Tickets, ago; Halves 30; Quar-.
tors S5s
Rrissscashe1 s.sight at percent discount.
Bills on all solvent bankstakea at par.
Adrawing will be forwarded soon theresult be
coEssknovn.
NJ All orders for schsmss or rickststo Re address
'DoN RODRIGUEZ, care Of City Post, Oharlest Q
oath Oarclina ESvHD&W
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II Mothers have no longer any excuse Tor
~ruit<=ne The health of their children to be
rradu,lly destroyed b. worms in the intestines.
- noll,s Vegetable ioor1n Destroyer ia pure and
100. remedy. Il can not possibly iDjure the
m: e1d Is 60 pleasant to the taste and tempting
- sieb< that children prefer it to candy
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AFFLICTED READ.

In consequence Of the great iarosions that Is cor
SANITY being pracced upon ths unsusec1g, BY igns.
rant empires end vendors Ct fo-caed curative i1slF1
nae1ts ana nosrHn1s have determined 70 devote por-
tion ofmy line the treatment seminal Eezkncss and
al those deplorabe cases caused and tary
practice which ruins beth indand body, undtng the
fortunateindividus for either businef1 or socie1g
Free 81 Charge.
All letters giving accurate description Of the
sndinclosng postage stamp, viii receive prompt atten
ton. Medicines furnished, when desired, az moderate
prices aad forw4ris from obsevaons and cures
guaranteed. Address L. HALF, n D..
North Size Of jefferson.
-Four doors abovs Third Stree. Louisviile, Ky.
aprI8-vlT
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MExPHu, Thursday, December q.
An immense enthusiastic Union meeting was
\ held here and addressed BY Neill 8. Brown and
others Resolutions we're passed opposing seps-
rate State secession and coercion and in favor of
of a Convention of the Southern States to de-
mand their rights, II refused to take action.
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STAR OF THE p r z s S
1 6 1.
u.....n -. ,rnrrrrrr nc uIsrer crN. LIME W
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAH.


In accordance with a tme-honcred custom, tn. pub
fishers OF the NEW YORK MERCURY, the largest two
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Although the patriarch Of the weekly press oeing now
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
VALUABLEGIFTS
with Books
From the Cincinnati Independent.


The Gift Book Store Of A. Kelley, No. %, West
Fourth street, is establishment which claims aen-
teniiOn Of the citizens of Cincinnati Established by
A Kelley early 1854, II the fret enterprise Of
the kind introduced to the pubic We Stepped into Mr..
keeys es,ablishm at ard asenished nc the arge
number Of anxious customers drawn along the eaten
counters and the great number Of valuable PRESENTS
beng distributed among them. Ole gen pugchassd
olome OF dryden" aud a moment a. er was handed
by one Of the accommodating clerks a SPLENDID patent
lever Gold aich worth fifty dollars 10 no often as
readers well know, that udul-o noticing in
columns any individual branch Of busiues ia THU
make exception and being fully convn ed Of tn,
honesty Of the business conducted y A. Kelley, ",
advise our readers, and all when in Of books q
send for catalogue to the great orig nal GIFT Book Store
permanently located at No % West Fourth STREET.
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ROBERT BROWNING
Druggist,
90 West Washington street,
INDIAN iPOLis, IND.
HAS in store and for sale, sslow the same orsIitv
articles be purchased in any
other Western house

A RTrsrooLoiss. best English, in tn es car
DOTANIC MEDICINES, and all the Eclec.
ID preparations.
CtOAL an extra article, with good assortment
~ OF Lamps.
RYE sTUFFs Ofan kinds and best quality.
EXTRACTS for the Handherchief-oOlorpe,
IL Cosmetics, &C.
E,LAvOxISG Extracts fer Cooking, Of all kind
n and best quality.
GLE, GLASSWARE. Jars, Bottles, FLASH.
sIAlR OILS, Hair Brushes nj Pomades OF all
H kinds
INSTRUMENTS, Surgical and D.rtaI-a good
Il stock.
IAYNE's MEDICINES. and all the popul
ID remedies OF the day.
KIDDER's Electro-Magnetic Mscbin..,, rr.,,
I ARD OIL. Burning Fluid, Turpentine.
MEDICINES, Chemicals, Foreign and pons,t
lvl fresh and pure.
MEATS FOOT OIL and Tsnpes, Oil h..,
0IL-Linsesd, Castor, Olive, Sperm, and ellis Of al
Il uality, at low figures.
n JIMMIE, Morphine and other Chemicals. 4
ID OSIN, Starch, Concentrates Lye, Potash, sc.
SfICEs Ofsli kinds, ground and unground, strictly
y pure.
VNOBACCO, Cigars and snuf, ofthe best quality
HLTRA-waRKNE,P russisn Blue. Chrome,
" and oolors OF all kinds
VARNf>HES-Copai, Coach, Dsnar Japan
Blacklist quality.
MTlND0w GLASS, sill sizes, best American
w and French.
" BAZIN'S PERI UMERY, .largeassort.
~ ment.
YEAST POW DEKS-an extra articie-crean
III Tartar, Soda. Sslerztus.
ZINC PAINT, French, dry and ground In oil,
"a and Varnish.
q ALL ARTICLES usually found in . prus
w House. sale at low figures All articles war
snted IS representa- and to which we invite ali before
archasing elsewhere. ROBERT BROWNING,
usv2s-d<vsovIv % wsd w.sAnx,on .trs.t
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TIME LAW DEPARTMENT. OF THE
N. W. @. University will open WednesdaT, the
2d Of January next under the ms ructi1n its sole Pro-
fessor, Hon. s. Z. Perkins, Of the Supreme Court OF in
diana.
Secular day OF the week. except Saturday. which day
Neck Court viii he held.
Lectures will be given on alternate days to the two diff
terent classes the members both will be expected
be present. SAMUEL X. HOSHOCR,
decl7-g2w. President of NJ W. O. U.
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r.r~cr.r To- NlsHs.--W would call the atten-
q = our readers to the programme of Mrs
- concsrf, to lie given St Masonic Hal to-
- l. Mil be fosnd under the head Of amuse-
Ibis & hons concert, and we hope to
5,<pnizsd b. generous and sppreciasive
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& Dnrnursox Marshal, yesterday, in his
800. fell n with Attic girl, bsrefOoted' on
<6zn nor- fIe made race for snoe
-. - l. 1as net Iong before the child bad
p ~ e uho<s sr<! q warm pair Of stockings
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RAILROADS.



he rest Route by 50 Miles.
80 Change % Cars 10 CI1cInHa3IT
Two Trains leave Indianapolis Dali Sunday .ksepiea)
FTsy Train6 o5 A No incirnau and Lexington K
ptuss arrive az Cincinnati al II A. L.; Le 0u, Ken
trckyr f:S0 p. H., ohiilcothe, Ohio, $50 p. u.
second Irsin.-The 1895 Z. b. Cintlanati Hail ar
rves at S35 P ii This train connects al Cincinnati for
Newark, Lanesvilie, wheeling, Nhlilc5the, II lricita
Parker-burg, Gr4ft0ns Basore and y aslinston ty
di ,et. Passengers hy tbs train mske the same time to
eli The above named points via any other route CUT
indianapolis, and fare slssys low.
Third Trai1-1.3s r. Might Expfess. arrives Al
Cincinnati at 1 A. NJ
Patent Sleeping Cars on all nighttrsns
smoking cars on this rouie.
The Company o exclusive telegraph linz r used when
necessary ito govern the moveueHi u trains and Leugh-
ridges celebrated patent brakes attached to all pss-
sengsr trains, BY which they perfectly controlled;
beside s the other modern improvements necessary oE
the comfort and safety ofpassengers the this
read have literally provided
u Fare same as by any ether route.
Call Tor your tickets ola the indianapolis snd Cncin.
natl Railroad.
IL FBaggsge checked through.
Through tickets On sale a. al ticket ocesn the North
west.
SPECIAL NoII0E-Be you get ia the right train a
Indianapolis. The only Cincinnati train stands on The
NTH Track, being the arbest track south in the unior
Depot, at indianapolis.
VII. L. NOBLE ,Gea'l. TioketASent.
NA POWELL, Travelling Agent. sDgl6- 90
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NED! al :, sSShTlSEAEk1.
Hrs. WINSLoVs, 90 experienced Eur-..- -
IVA Female Physician, presents 70 Tie ait.dd5n Ct

M - - a-N"AsANs a. g IlcL-l4
mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOB OhiLDkkk TBEIHIh6, Ellci greatly iacisaiCs
the process OF Testing ~ soening he guns reiccrg
All int ANIMATION vii aileG AZ pam sTaTodic ac-
ton, and lie SURF TOREGCLAIE TIE BOWELS De-
pend upon Il, mothers n ll give res 10 ~0r-slfs rs
RELIEF AND HEALTH TOYOUR INFANTS
We have pat Up and sold this ar,cls o. over tea
years. and can say, in = fisnce and irulh cf i
what have never been = able % cay 81 arr 1fHrr
medicine--nevcr has q faIl = "a. ID sr~lr -
eject cure Elen timely 80. ElFer ai sc ta1H
an i1stance oi oi1aasslae iion ~ any slo asai
it. On the contrary. ell = dalirhied sth IL auer
hsn1, and speak ~ terms 81 hsteft cCuneIlatIon
Of It's E1glcal eaec.s and = o. ediegl virtues. We
speak In this matter Ehat We az trnu.u sfter IT,
years. experience, aid pie = sce uur rerrfic f tie
fuhlinlent OF what We here d-csIe- An aiEozss Ecry
instance where the Infants = suGernF fron pam ard
eEnsus1ons resf VII be : found n lltec1 CT tHelty
minutes after the Syrup Is aduiriE.erei.
This valuable preparation IL tic prescription - enc
q the most experienced and lhiilvi : ursea IN
Ne" England, sna laetsen cec1 EiiA neTll-lsln 2
success in thousands Of ca = Fes.
Ii rot only relieves the : ehid from pain, tat IN
UsorEtes the stomoch and bowels, c1rrects acidey,
ard gives tone and energy . 70 tie whole sys.en. Il
vii almost instantly Re heys Gripiag in TIE Bow
Which il not speedily rene died end in sssih We
believe II the rest and sur : remedy IL the wcrld.
in al cases Of Dyseniery and Darhes in children,
whether Il srise1iroE teeth ing frcm any other
cause. We would say % = every mother who a. .
child sucring from any Of the foregoing coruaints
10 not LEI your pr udces, the pre- udces Of eth
eFs- sand between yoEr suf = eng child and The rsi
thar viz be sars-yes, Also lutsy sureto fclioz tie
use Of this neoicine, IL timely usei.
Full directions Tor gsing viii aeooPa1y each hottie
None genuine uucrs The fac-simile Of CURTIS & PR
KINs, New YORK, IL the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throughout the world. Principal
once, Nc. Is Cedar street, New York.
Price z5 cents sbottle- Sold By r BROEEIN0,
u Also for sale ny o. q. PERKINS & co., Drug
gists. Indianapolis.
dscaa-ddTI5 Inalsnspol,.
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I'D niGi trators' Sale.
!, Office BEREHY GTyEa

n OFFICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" will sell, at public auction Wednesday the
26th day of December next at the residence Of Thomas
Morrow late of Marion county, deceased, the Craw
louisville Road, about five miles west Of Indianapol;s
all his personal property mot taken by the vidcw con-
tising OF lot Of fat hogs, stock hogs horses cattle
Sheep wheatin the bin in the field hay Ia the now
two-horse wagon. buggy and harness, mower and
reaper, wheal dril stock in the Indasa1o'is and
Brosnsure Plank Road; farming utenis and household
and kitchen furniture.
credit of twelve months will be given all sums over
three dollars the purchaser gv1g his note with approved
surety, bearing from GATE waving the yaua
ton and apprsisement laws. ELIHU CULVER,
dec5-v3s JOHN MORROW, Admr's.
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CATHOLINA,
OR,
The Niche in the Wall.
A Tale of Louisiana.
BY DR.. ]. III. ROBINSON.

TIE opening chapters Of which will appear in The MER
Curry for January 5, 1861.
TIE NEW YORK MERCURY is sold by all newsnen ant
periodical dealers in America. To subscribers it Is regu
larry mailed Saturday morning 80 year; three
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with extra copy free to the ter up Of tie cub s'
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Address all letters and remttances, post-paid,to
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a Weekly Newspaper 70,
in Southern indiana

TVVHAT HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION, c..
il the county printing, and fair general 70
age. The editor tgo.ng into the Pract ce Of d.,
to get it of his hands. He will sell the PAL
tirue to edit the political department. or y , 81
whole cote rn- part of the purchase monc
in advance. This is a rare chance to a sober,
printer. Adde'S, TYPO, Eyansvll.
decl2-w2t.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
Washington Correspondence

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In the Senate Committee of Thirteen Mr.
Grimes, OF Iowa, asked if Mr.. Toombs' provision
recoguizi u the right of property in man was the
uitiHlqtum If the South, II SO they should sign
agreement to that effect and the Republicans
would sign o-e tepudiatipg it. Mr.. Toombs re-
fused to answer aud would not state what the
ultimatzm would be.
Mr.. Seward offered a resolution covering
pretty much the same ground as his previous
proposition in the Republican caucus
The impeachment of MIR. Floyd, Secretary OF
War, is freely talked of to night in the hotels and
political circles, on account of the recent fraud
developments.