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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
I MONETARY L COMMERCIAL
By ikLAeAAfh.
CEncInnati market.

CINCINNATI. saturiay, Decenber %
pt,r less firm though prices have not undergone any
change forced sale Of GOO hrls made az 81 90
wheat qules at si91 Os for prime rel and white.
Gers firm At sJe.
Cats 20 ale,
RE f2c.
Barley 75c
whisky hrm; s,Ies Of 100 hrls at 1f5(c-
Hos dull Il i552oc lover; market el sing with nc
tufers Over IS 755 81 for good quality, large nun
Der future delivery at So which ten 20 depess tne
klt Indicating does that there Is sti aeoasdeIaoie
numhgr 20 come f5rEsTd
Provions opened firm, bot closed dull aud heavy and
not much demsnd, though not call prices lower
Mess pork offered a. %.
LAID selling at &C. 49, -.
Green hams opened at 7c and small lot sold al ne but
they were bought al o. 60 80 at the close.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
G NF e c II o N e RIE6
Toys, etc.

ToBS L. HUFF, NO. 200 WEST WASHINGTON
- street, square West Of the Canal, north side
begs inform his Old oasiomers friends ana
the public generally that he has hand largest ana
best oneconeres in the city, made en- pre.<lv
for the holdsyssngar toys OF description ioy are
works. nuts raisins, sugar fruit and In short everything
In his line liable for Christmas presents Lrsioes de-
vered any part Of the city, free Of charge. Gene
come all, and buy your sweet things OF J. u. Hun
Purchasers wall be compensated for the distance they have
to walk. by the cheapness Of his goods Terms cash. in
all cases. JOHN y. HUFF
decl6d2w
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
A Real kslsssi nc .

Physieian.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headache7
Mrs. Jenes.-Gone, Doctor, all gone! the pill
you sent cured me in jus. twenty minutes. anC
them handy.
Physieian--You can get them at any rug
gists. Call for Cephalic Pills, find they neve
tail, and recommend them in all cases Of Head
ache.
Mrs. JOnes.-l shall send for a box directly
and shall tell all my suffering friends, for the
are areal blessing.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
DIscharRed

BALTIMORE, Saturday, December ".
The Sun, of this city, has on It's bulletin
pecial dispatch from Charleston saying that the
arpsnters AID brick-lsyeFs from Baldnor1 EN-
royed on Fost SumpteF, having refused to bear
arms sgainst South Carolna, we're discharged BY
NJ jor Anderson this morning.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr.
Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles of his
celebrated Prepared Glue, and it is estimated
that each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth
Of broken furniture. thus making an aggregate
of twenty millions of dollars reclaimed from to-
tai loss BY this valuable invention. Having made
his Glue household word, he now proposes to
do tie world still greater service by curing all
the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills, and il
they are as good as his Glue, Headaches win soon
vanish away like snow in July.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL II
~ the undersigned have been appointed AdmiBistra
of the estate Of Thomas Morrow of Marion county
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
ELIHU CULVER,
JOHN MORROW, Administrators.
dec5-w3t
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
strayed
Notice Ct Dissolution.
BLooMING~,.v RANx

ATOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Securities OF the Bloomington Bank now
held by the State will be sold and the roceeis applied tc
The re dempon OF tie notes Of that bank in circulation
Dnue otIse will be given Of the lime OF redemptirn
JOHN W. D0DD,
deel, Auditor Of state.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

FACT WORTH KNOWING. -Spaldiug's Cephalic
Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache, Bill
Gus Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness
sad General Debility.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

Agents wanted in every county in the State to whom
the most liberal terms are offered.
This is the very best USE and can not be improved
a conductor.
Call at the Office and get circular.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
SPAWN &c HALL.
r EAL- ESTATE A EMIT S +,
Southwest Cor. Washington and Meridian sts.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

FOX TRADE.
For onethird in wild land Hne house and lot on Ala
bama street, balance on good time.
40 acres two miles from the city, improved, on good
road, for vacant lots or other city property.
Fine firm in Henry county for city property.
Alarm in Ripley county for city properly
Atwo-ztory brick hou,e near LawrenceSurgh Machine
Shop, Benton street, for good piecs Of lard.
good Saw mill property, Muncie, for trade for
city property.
good Foiring MIL, perpetual water power, city
fer city property.
A hne lot Illinois street for trade-hrick house
wanted, difference paid in cash.
FOR SALE AND TRADE.
large nunb.r Of city l,is buildings, lands, FARMS &C
Before trading or buying elsewhere call and see u.s.
sPANN & HALL,
does 2eslEstate Agent.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

SODA, SALRRATUS, CREAM TAN
- TAR, and Baking Powders:
Starch, Pepper Sauce, Csfsup. Salts and Sulphur.
Cotton Yarns, ooverlet and Carpet Warp;
Cotton Irvine, Candle Wick and Batting;
Manila, J. ute and Cote. Bed-cord
nov9 AFFORD, MILLS 4 90
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
EOS SALE.

For SALE.
a FINELY improved farm Of 649 acres. In white Co.,
n Indiana. situated : miles from Clermont station.
the Logansport and Peoria Railroad. There s 900
Of the land cultivation Ard 400 under fence
large, tEOsoy dv cling fine stone cellars orcb-
barns, Stables &C., xth tine grove shcst ~ houses
Price oihe fsIm is s2 per acre. IN p>~aeuts which is
very cheap. For partie lars mo- re Of
h.S-eAl'- Sc, Real Estate Agent,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
Plumbing, Gas l. Stesm Fitting.
We are prepared to furnish and p1tup
Gaa FIXTURES.

GAs TUBING, STEAM FITTING, HOT "AfAk
APPARATUS, BATHS, wATEE-cL0sETs,
Pumps OF every description, such Ball Hesds
letter A's IA kind before offered in this
ke) smarts Patent, Curtis Patent, Bassstt nj, and
four different Patent Pumps by w. q. Douglas; any
all Of which be found at other establishment IN this
city. Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Timed Copper Pipe, Gal
vanzed lion Pipe, &c, cheap the chearest.
Warranted to gvesstisfaction. TIE Place Masonic
no. IS West Warrington street, Indianapolis, lad.
febo4 -d&sly RAMSAY 4 MANNING
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13
COUNTY ELECTION.

For the vote Of the county, put into tabular
form, we are indebted to the courtesy of the
editor Of the Sentinel. The vote has been very
handsomely increased in nearly all the towns.
Some Of the towns have done nobly, and deserve
special mention. Among these we notice Con-
neaut, and our active nsighbors on the vest
Genera, SaybrOOk, together with Kingsville,
Cherry TGlley. and so on. The majority for
Supreme Judge will be not far from $500, and
the average will be considerably beyond these
agures. The loco vote in the county will not
vary much from that cast for Ranney. The
Breckenridge, and Douglas votes are said to be
about equal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13
ELECTIONS.
LoeosOooism under the Gravel.

aA00nA1NNA9-A@ N--~N-N-
The sweeping Republican victories 10 the
three states which held their elections on
Tuesday-Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana,
which have been coming to us for two days
past, Gil even Republicans with astonlsh-
ment, and leave their opponents no stomach
for the observance of the common ameni-
ties Of lfe., The poor fellows shrink from
contact with their fellow men, ns far as
practicable, and when compelled to be
seen, look as if they had been struck with
a consciousness of their iniquities, felt the
importance of speedy repentance. The
substance of the conclusions which the
elections in these States seem to warrant
is that the way to the White House is unin
terrupted, and ABRAHAM LINCOLN will de
pend upon no contingencies of Congression
al intervention, to go into its occupancy
the honestly and enthusiastically expressed
win of the people will place him there
We do not claim it worth Vbile to copl
at length, scattering returns Of towns anc
counties, but iu brief to give summary o
the leading features of the news. The es
timated majority in this State is 10000
Congressmen will probably stand l3 Re
publicans to 8 democrats.
PENNSYLVANIA. - The abstract Of tht
news from this State is majority for CUR
TIN, Republican governor, of from 2O,oO'
TO $4,000. Eighteen out of the twenty
Eve Congressional districts and both branch
es of the Legislature.
INp1AKA.-The majority on Republica
State ticket, It is thought. will range fror
10 to IL thousand, 10 majority on join
ballot in the Legislature, and of the Con
gressional delegation are asserted to b.
elected
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

state WIN IN any case be stIll yoser--s.o =.
,sss r. \, nlsa thar negroes are not human is
ssss"s Ss;ns I. ,he eject Of Poverty iu depriving
! amor portion 10 Of or people Of voice % 70 max max.
inc and modifying the laws whereby tney
Ti-;.S;en @,f aide TO this question alsoi What
ssv she fvo hundred churches in this city
"a iss subnrhs2 What says the Religious
press Of the Commercial Emporium
n there be any who suppose the respec'
sive spheres Of Religion aud Politics N, en-
lirelv distinct and remote, they are request
ed 70 ponder The scope Of the kedeemer''
rebuke and admonition 'Wo unto you,
Scribes and Pharisees and hypocslles, .o'
We pay tithe Of mint aud anise aud cummln
sod forget tho weighter matters of the law
;ndgmoet nd me- mercy, and faith. These ought
ye 70 have done, and not to leave the otheT
nodone'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

B% Rev Simon Eutujan, pastor of the
Protestant Armenian church in Pers, Con
stantinople, who is now in this country, has
issued circular asking for contributions
for The erection Of house of worship for
his church. The churchrepresented by Mr..
Eutujiau is not mission church, but is in.
dependent and selfsustaining aud discon
nected from all ecclesiastical bodies. He
has the confidence of the English and
American missionaries in Turkey, and they
recommend him TO the sympathy and aid oI
Christians in this country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

WHERE SOME OF DOUGLAS MONEY CANE
FRoM-rhe Artisans Bank, New York.
now burst up was an unmitigated democrat.
ic swiDdle. 1t was started by democrats
and has been controlled by them, in the in
terest of Mayor Wood and by his aid, to
provide funds for the democratic party
Mr.. Douglas himself is said to be large
debtor, $4,000 on one note only few
DAYS before the bank stopped and these
notes, unsecured, are not worth the paper
on which they we're written, and wer'
known not to be when discounted. In {
late examination by the Clearing House dis
satisfaction was expressed as to its appar
ent condition. Loans of $4,000 to $50
600 appeared to parties whose names tn
directors refused to tell. Mayor Wood ap
pointed the President City Chamberlain
not long since, and be and brother BeE
made handsome pile out Of it. BY spec
ulations in its stock, at about this time
and by peculations from its vault, the man
ayers have saved their own necks, throw
ing the loss upon poor stockholders and de
Dositors. There isn't enough 10 pay tn
deposits into half million.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

Mr.. BooTH AGAIN IN LIMBo.-In August
last, S. NJ Booth was rescued from the
Government Bastle in Milwaukee, where
he had been maltreated for some months
for violating the Fugitive Slave Act.
Several attempts have since been made by
the U. S. Slave-hounds to re-arrest him,
which were boffled by his resolute conduct
and the protection afforded by an indignant
people. He was, however, seized by Gov
ernment official the night Of the 9Th, and is
again held in custody by the Milwaukee U.
5. Marshal. Such persecution of q citizen
Of Wisconsin is only paralleled by the acts
of infamy which cost Francis III. Of Naples
a throne.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

Rev. DR.. Murray, who has recently visit
ed Ireland, stated in the Fulton street
prayer meeting a few days since, that he
had been at a prayer meeting in Ireland
where not less than from thirty thousand to
10000 people we're present. "In wales l
went into slate quarry where ,250 men
were employed. There were 10 or so little
huts where they take their dinners. After
dinner, all these huts were turned into places
of prayer So that every day there are
from 10 to 80 prayer meetings in that
quarry. Formerly pious man could hard
ly live among them. now they are nearly
all pious men themselves" While there is
less excitement, scarcely any of the former
physical manifestations, and none of the
epileptic attacks, all the manifestations of q
true and genuine revival continue in unabat-
ed power. The same pleasure in meetings
for social prayer the same attachment to
the word of God the same pleasure in re-
ligious conversation, and the same steady
attachment to the public means of grace,
attest the reality and vitality of the move
ment, and give solid ground to hope for its
continuance. In allusion to this class of
preachers Mr.. SpurgeOn said, in a recent
letter to the Boston Watchman and ReAec-
tor 'It is my firm belief that the salvation
of London will not come from our colleges
and seats of learning, bnt from her dens
and haunts of poverty. / look for an army
of converted sinners from St. Giles and
Whitechapel, men whose fury in sin will be
exchanged for energy in righteousness,
whose gratitude for pardon will endow them
with hearts Of FIRE, and whose acquaintance
with the language of the masses will give
! them tonrnes of fire.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

leisure to prepare for the Invasion Of We
netio. Although the people Of Venetla
are as ready for revolt and as eager for de-
liverance from their oppressors as we're
those Of Rome aud the Two Sicilies, the
Austrian power is formidable, aud will not
yield until driven to IL. Preparations Gre
going on upon both sides. Garibaldi is
organizing au army of l50, 900 men aud
extemporizing navy out Of 500 coasting
vessels, while Austria has collected pow
erful feet in the Adriatic off the Venetian
coast, and is pouring reinforcements into
the territory. Whether Garibaldi can cal
culate upon any extensive detection among
the Austrian soldiers, as among those Of
Naples, is not known. Such of them as
are HungariHns and Crotians would be very
likely to go over readily to the popular side,
il attempts at revolution in Hungary and
other portions of the Austrian dominions
are made simultaneously with Garibaldis
| attack upon Venetia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

A SIssIFIoANr FEATURE Of the political cam
palgn is The tendency recently shown By the tru-
b conservative men Of the country to come up
20 the support Of The republican candidates
Within the week the vsnsEsble Whig statesman,
Thomas Rwingof Ohio. secretary Of the trea-
sury under Harrison, has made very strong
speech IN support Of Lincoln and Hsmlin, which
b calculated to have great influence with the
class Of old conservative wings Of which he is
one Of the best representatives.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

FRUITs or FUsION.-One hundred aud
twenty-fOur townships in Connecticut chose
their municipal officers on Monday last
EigAty-Mine of them were carried by the
Republicans, nirty-ttOO by the Fusionistsr
twO elected without regard to party, and
enc is divided. The Republicans gained
ssUsntssS towns. the Fusionists three.
Among the Republican gains are several
towns hitherto strongly against Us.
Itis currently rumored that the Dry
Goods Committee do not purpose to spend
much money on Connecticut this Fall
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

The EFFECTS OF Dissolution IN New Or
LEANs.-Tbe New Orleans Commercial Bull
letin declares that a breaking up Of the
Union would not only cause the ships to
rot at the levee, and bankrupty and ruin to
follow in the train o. disasters, but the real
estate Of New Orleans would not be worth
twenty-five cents on the dollar to what it is,
cotton would go down to such figure that
it would not pay to cultivate it, and the
pail of general stagnation, the wings of a
dreary desolation, would rest upon the
land torn by internal dissentions, and
drenched in civil war and fraternalI blood.
Mexico is but faint, picture of what our
condition would beupon gigantic scale"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

THR AMEmcAK BIBLE UEIoE, Baptist
revision held its anniversary in N. Y. last
week. The receipts of the year were $40,-
24O, and the expenses a tribe more. The
revised edition OF Matthew has been pab-
lIshed and Marx is nearly ready. me
other gospels aud the spistles are ip pro-
gress
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION, Of the diocese
Of New York was held last week. The dull
ness of the usual routne was broked up, as
it has been at several previous conventions,
by some resolutions against the slave trade
offered by John Jay. lie got the floor
and was proceeding to speak on the resolu
tions, when be was indecently cboked off by
a vote to table his resolutions. If some oI
the chief pillars of EpiscOpacy in New York
had been in the slave trade, the convention
could not have been more sensitive on the
subject.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

IuponrANr rRon IrLAY.--Ancoha capitn-
lated on The 9th ult. Gen Lnmoriciere
mas made prisoner Of war With all bis for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

GARIBALDI AND VIoToR EMANuEL-The
frequent accounts Of differences between
Garibaldi and Victor Emanuel, and the
latter and Napoleon, in respect to the events
now going on in Italy, are undoubtedly to
be taken in a Pckwickian sense, for the
most part. No one who has watched the
course of events with any thoughtfuIDess can
be deceived by the course Of things or can fail
to believe that there is q perfect understand
ing between these three in oil the essential
articles of the program that Garibaldi has
announced. The official remonstrance and
rumored private differences are only so
many feints and diplomatic expedients to
keep the fpublic records of the rulers and
governments concerned free from all occasion
for criticism by the other powers. The
Sandman king had hardly ceased to remon-
strate with Garibaldi against the inyas.
ion of Naples, when we saw the Sandman
feet before the Neapolitan capital, aud
two battlions of Piedmontese troops land
ed to'keep the city quiet when Garibal'
di arrived. The French ministers was with.
drawn from Turin for appearance sake, but
the charge d. atfaires was left to attend to
the real business in hand, thus showing
Austria and Russia and the Reman Catho-
lie party in France how much Napoleon
diSapproves Victor Emanuels behavior, aud
showing Victor Emanuel himself how sin
cerely be approves it. And it was but just
after the interview of the Sandman dele
gates CialdiDi and Farini, with the French
emperor at Chambery, that the Sandman
troops entered the papal states. We SEE
no reason to doubt that Napoleon look.
with satisfaction on the progress making il
Italy, and that be will equally rejoice to see
VeDetia taken from Austria if it can b(
done without involving France again active
ly in the struggle. This Venetian question
is now pending, is the last thing to be achiev
ed before the complete Iunion of all Italy
The Italians are naturally divided in opinion
as to the prudence of opening this grea
Struggle at once. Young Italy goes fol
immedipte action, flushed with the grea
successes in Naples and the Roman states
it will be difficult for conservatism to s ten
the current and the war with Austrii
once renewed, no human foresight can lin
it its extent or the consequences it will in
volve. But the worlds prophetic faith ex
poets to see evolved, from the struggle
however extensive and fierce it may be,
free Italy, free Hungary and an Austri'
stripped of her power and no longer ab
to stand as a buwark against the progres
of liberal ideas in Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

CHIPS OF THE OLD RAIL "A son of Abra-
ham Lincoln. recently spent few days at
the White Mountains. While there, very
enthusiastic demonstration was made, Civ.
ing him a reception as the Prince of Rails
A procession was formed to escort the
Prince and speeches were made, to which
be made happy reply. The proceedings
were very humorous, and the Prince en-
joyed them much. They say that for story
telling and wit, he is chip Of the original
rail
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

The RETR1BuT1oN IN SYRIA goes forward, and
is as relentless as the crime it expiates. The
three Turkish officials who betrayed the Chris
tians at Hasbeya, and 0sman Bey, who com
manded the troops during the massacres and did
not prevent them, as he might have done, have
been shot together at Damascus. The previ-
Gus execution Of the Bashi Bazouk hundred
and uine Of his officers men at Damascus was
by strangling--a death peculiarly terrible TO
those who have religious scruples against stran'
| Cling any living creature. Beams were thrown
across the narrow streets, aud the culprits were
drawn up by their necks, and left to die by the
slow process of strangulation. Never was the
haughtiness of the Mosems brought lower than
on the day of these executions. For the per-
maueut pacifcatou of Syria it is proposed to
erect it into vice-royalty, and Napoleon lavors
the idea, provided his friend Abd-el-Kader shall
be made viceroy. Under this honest and fear
less old Arab chieftain, sustained by French
soldiers, Syria would be likely to remain tran.
quill aud all classes of the population be pro-
tected. The calls for Christian charity to re-
lieve the widows and orphans of the massucret
Maronites are still urgent The Turkish gov
erument should be made to bear the burdel
since it irresponsible for the inefficient govern
meut which made the catastrophe possible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-13

AN InPonrASr ACCESSION. The New York
Evening Post announces that Orestes A. Brown
son one Of the prOlouudest thinkers and ablest
writer's Of the country, and who has always here.
toFore acted with the Democratic party, made
a thorough going republican speech at Eliza.
bethpOrt, N. j., on Thursday evening. He moi
only commended the policy Of the party 10 re
gard to the freedom OF the territories, but h
eulogized the honest backwoodsman Of Illinois.