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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
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BRYAN'SPULM0NIC WATERS.

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The Original Medicine established in 1851 and the frs
article of the kind every introduced under the name
"PuINoSrc wArKRs,' in this any other country: al
other Pulmonic Waters counereits. The genuine
be known by the BRYAN being stamped on eacl
WAFER.
BRrAN's PuiMoSc WAIVERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Hoarsepess
BRrASs rrIMoSIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BgYASs FuIMoSIc wAFERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains Of the Chest.
ERYAx's rursoSIc WATERS
Relieve incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRrAS's rrINoSIc WAIVERS
Relieve Irritation Of Uvula aud Tcnsils.
BRYAS's PrisoSic WATERS
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes
ERrAS's
Are Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYAS's rrInoxic wAfERs
Are adapted to vocalsts and Public Speakers.
BRYAS's rULnoSIc wAFERs
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the TASTE
BRYAS's rrINoNIc wAFERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAS's rrIMoSIc WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRrASs ruLMoNr WATERS
In the house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BKYAxs ruImoxIc wAFERs
In his pocket.
person will object to give for
ERYAS's PrIMoNc wAFERs
Twenty-Five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere in the United STATE
and Canada nov22'eo-d&w1y
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
COM M ERCIAl.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, January 10.
Flour unchanged and dull; demand limited; superfne
sold at - so.
Wheat iirm full prices.
Corn in active demand, with sales Of at IS and Of
sheled in bulk, at 3sa40c. the latter rate for white
Oats dull &c; receipts large and more sellers than
buyers at this rate.
Rye and Barley unchanged.
good demand; 700 terces sold 9s2c held
higher.
Green meats 5 &c. for shoulders and Sides and 60
a for hams.
Groceries irner at full prices
Money unchanged Exchange ON New York and Boston
4 premium.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
A pNIylsTRATOR,s NoTIcE.-The undersigned

A DMlNlSTRATORS N0TlCE.-The undersigned hay
"A ing been appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Isabella Bryant deceased late OF the county Of Macn
Indiana all having claims against said decedent
10 Bennett Bryant and his recognition Of such claims
just and right the will be Acknowledged and settled
and the renting of any part Of the real estate Of the deer
dent and the receipt Of such by Bennett Bryant vii
be fright, he Is hereby authorized 70 such extent
solvent X. L. wALPOIF.
jans3-d1tw4, Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
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CARY7s COUGH CURE;

ENOR THE IMMEDIATE RELIEF AID CERTAIN
IL cure ofCoughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma HoarSe-
whocpng Cough, Casarrh. Brechiti- Diecf
ing Sore Throat, &c. Relief
For Minister'S Pubic Speakers and singers Tablets
indispensable for cleansing and Strengthening the
voice, removing koarseness &c. The esse with which
they takc-being essly carried in the pocket requfr
ing preparation, always ready for al ocaions
not liable 10 change In climate containing nothing IN
furious 10 the most delicate consituon-shold be
hcent recommendation 20 all 90 give thcm trial cents
per box. For sale bv al aEuggisfs- drc12 90 d&wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
w,surxcroS. Saturday. lamar

SENATE.-Mr. Thompson presented a me
mortal from citizens of New Jersey in favor of
Crittenden's proposition.
Mr. Grimes presented resolution requesting
the Secretary of the Navy to furnish the Senate
with an estimate of building q steel or iron gun
boat of a capacity and armament of the United
States gun boat Iroquois.
Mr. Sumner called up the resolution of yester
day in reference to foreign vessels in the port of
Charleston, and it was adopted
Mr. Polk presented the resolutions of public
meeting at st. Louis on the state of the Union
and the adjustment of the present difficulties.
Mr.. Seward said, in 1850 it was decided to re-
ceve the proceedings of the public meetings when
the majority of the Senate agreed, but reject them
when they were in the minority. Theresolut0ns
were lost
Mr. Foote introduced bill for the reorganiza-
ton of the United States Military Academy at
West Point 1t has been prepared by the West
Point commission, introduced at the last session
of Congress- Ordered to second reading to be
printed and referred to the Military Committee.
Mr. Benjamin presented the petition of W. G..
Jewett opposing the Pacific Railroad bill, be-
cause he is opposed to National debt. First,
because the Union question is paramount thereto.
Second, because of adding to the National debt
in time of revolution. Third, because Pixies
Peak as middle State will in time secure rail
road, thereby preventing National debt Fourth,
because in the preservation of the Union, with its
rich resources, the country has an ample future
for its development.
The Red river raft bill was especially assigned
for Thursday next.
Mr. Polk moved to take up the bill for the re-
moval of the arsenal at St. Louis and to sell the
grounds.
HOUSE-Mr. Florence presented petition of
citizens of Philadelphia, praying for the adoption OF
Crittendens resolutions.
Messrs. Harris of Maryland, Clemens of Nir-
morials
Mr.. Florence gave notice that he would, on
Monday, offer amendment to the report of the
Committee of Thirteen, so as to give the House
an opportunity of considering Crittendel's com
promise.
Adjourned at an early hour.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
AMERICAN WATCHES
American Watch Company,

Attention is invited to the following statement and h'
accompanying recommendation and testimonials
in favor of these celebrated Watches.
A gold medal was awarded the Company by the Ameri
can Institute, at New York, in 1851.
The Company also received the first premiun-a goi'
medalfrom the Franklin Institute Philadelphia in ISIS
These Watches have been in market nearly ter
years. during which time they have been tested to
curacy durability and reliability in every conceivable
ner and have proved themselves be the sasfac
tory time pieces offered 20 the public.
CAUIT0N.-As our watch Is now extensively counter
feted by foreign manufacturers have to inform h'
public that watch Of production which is
companied by certificate Of genuineness bearing h'
number Of the watch signed by Treasurer, r.
Robbins by predecessors, Appleton, Tracy Co.
As these watches are for sale by jewelers. generally
throughout the Union, the American Watch Company dc
ROBBINS APPLETON,
W. p BINGHAM 81 CO.,
NO. go, EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Are agents for the sale Of the above watches We have
large variety in gold and silver direct from the
ufacory. Persons thinking Of providing themselves with
keeper, should not fail tocal and examine them.
moves 60-deod&weow- .nis.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
W. p BINGHAM 81 60
CARRIAGES, &C.,
Must be Slaug tered
PARK a. DENNIS

"AvE RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT OF CAR.
I'LL RACES, Buggies and Cutters, which will be sold
at panic prices to raise money. If you a bargain
don't fail to CALL You viii not have another such chance
soon. Sales-room, No. 81 Metropolitan Hail.
janl2-d&w2w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
New york cattle Market.


Owing to the detention Of considerable numbers due by
rail- the market opened yesterday with good degree Of
animation prime cattle sold at advance upon last
weeks prices; but with prospect Of accession TO the
stock this morning. buyers Of the grades
eager to supply themselves till to-day. This
morning the business opened with cattle Offering
and dull Market the day bad(a drilling rain and
very soft ground and and beast could not appear
the best advan;ageprces to-day lower than yes
erday prime cattle and about the quota
ons of last week As general remark the lower grades
sold for less money than last week. bu; think this
has been owing to their quality rather than TO the
diiion of the market On the whole reason TO
vary our quotations materially. The market continued
dull the close but with good prospect Of the yards
being cleared Of stock. We quote:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23

ES See Park & Dennis advertisement of car
riages, bugges and cutters. They offer great
bargains. 1ldw2v
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
MEDICAL.
AFFLICTED READ.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT DrIOSTTI0NS
that Is constantly being practiced upon The uisus-
pec;ing, by ignorant empires and venders 81 so-cac
rative instruments and nostrums have determined
vote portion Of my time 10 the treatment Of seminal
weakness and all those deplorable caused ~ secsi
and solitary practice which ruins both mind and body
fitting the unfortunate individual for either business
society.
Free aDE CIR xDB~&G-
All letters giving an accurate description Of he ca~
and inciosing postage stamp viii receive pronpt
ton Medicines furnished, when desired. AZ indicate
prices and forwarded secure from observations and
guaranteed. Address. l. HALL. NJ ~.
North side Of Jefferson four doors above Fhrd-st-.
aprlS go WY Louisyfiks Kentucky.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
Fnrn,r. January Is. lssl


SENArE-A resolution to print 1000 copies
each of Governors Lane and Hammonds adj
dresses in English, and 900 each in German,
was amended so as to include Washington's fare
well address, and passed. The Governor an
nounced the appointment of VIM. r. Rowland as
Private Secretary. Resolutions in reference to
amending the free banking law; to amend the law
in regard to the collection of taxes in reference
to the Federal Court room; killing of stock by
railroad companies; to appoint committee to act
in conjunction with the House Committee North
ern State Prison; in relation to special terms of
Circuit Courts; in relation to sheep killing dogs;
in relation to law regulating the election OF
United States Senators,-were severally passed.
A debate sprung up over joint resolution offered
by Mr.. Wagner, providing for the joint action of
the Senate and House committees on the new pen
itentiary, and number ofbills were read second
time.
House. = Several petitions were presented,
among others one asking for a law for the pIotec-
ton of fish similar to the Ohio fish law, and one
asking for law to secure the rights of resident
aliens and their heirs in the matter of holding, in
heriting and conveying real estate Resolutions
were adopted to instruct the Committee on Benev-
olent Institutions 20 report on the expediency of
completing the north wing Of the Hospital for the
Insane; directing the Committee on Education to
report on the expediency of changing the school
law so as to give each school district in the town
ships an equal amount of funds, and also so as to
allow townships the privilege of voting such adj
ditiGnal tax as will sustain schools six months in
the year. and numerous joint resolutions were
presented on the State of the Union. and referred
to the committee. Bills were read up to number
seventy two, the most important of which were to
exempt $500 worth of property belonging to wild
ows, from taxation; providing that railroads shall
deposit bonds or freehold securities; providing
penalties for the violations of the act and award
ing liens such securities for stock killed; au-
thorizing the Bans of the State of Indiana to To-
cate five additional branches; and by Mr.. Prosser
of Brown, to repeal the act to prevent the carry
ing of concealed or dangerous weapons. The
joint convention of the two houses as agreed by
resolution, went into an election for State Agent,
Canal Trustee and State Librarian, with the fol-
lowing result:
Agent of State-Robert N Hudson, of Vigo
county; Canal Trustee-Joseph S. Hanna, of
Tippecanoe; State Librarian-R. Deloss Brown,
of Dearborn.
The Democrats supported Daniel c. Slower, of
Montgomery county, for Agent of State, and
Richard Raleigh, of Vanderburgh, for Canal
Trustee, and for Librarian Miss Dill received 30
votes, John B. Dillon le, and Mr.. Green TO- The
two houses adjourned, at the usual hour, until
Monday at two o'clock p NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23

COWS AND CALVES.

COWS CAINES-
This business being divided amongst four different yards
gives but little to EACH and they all report sales dull
our quotations. with occasional extra mixer nj
$75dS0. We quote:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23

Have been In good demand at quotations:
Good and extra qualities per 10 al cts.
Other qualities. ................... do a5Ia cts.
sHEEP LANES
Have been all the week and prices have declined fully
soc per head The market is weak the close, with
siderable stock unsold. We quote:
Sheep. per head. - 70, co. o0a6 90
Lambs. do ...........-... 90, } 30, Ooe6 90
Receipts having fallen of during the week prices have
advanced Hogs sell fast they arrive and at the
close prices favor the seller We quote:
Live Hogs. Dressed.
Heavy prime corn fed ..............5ad55s 6Ia73s
Light do .............-5kd5A 1ad7k
Heavy still fed ......51sS55s 6bd65S
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
THURSDAY. January. II.

THURSDAY. january, IL.
SENATE.-Hon. John r. Cravens, the Senator
from jefferson, was elected President of the
Senate The Committee on Federal Relations
reported preamble and resolutions in regard to
the present crisis which mean nothing. They
express the devotion of the people of Indiana to
the Union but point to no line of policy for pre-
serving it. A long debate followed their pre-
sentation, which had not concluded when the
Senate adjourned
Messrs. Cravens, Connor, Steele and Mellett
spoke in favor of the report, and Messrs. Tark
ington, Ray, Wolfe and Slack against it.
HoUsE.-The standing committees were an
nounced. Petitions were presented in favor of the
present game law; in favor of the admission of
persons to the Hospital of the Insane who have
been rendered insane by reason of epilepsy, and
in favor of stringent law for the protection of
sheep. Resolutions were introduced to instruct
the Committee on Ways and Means to inquire into
the expediency of extending the time for the paw
ment of taxes in cities and villages; to appoint
committee ofthree to inquire into the powers and
duties of County Commissions; directing the Con-
mittee on education to inquire into the expedency
of abolishing the township library system; several
resolutions in relation to roads and highways and
one, which was referred to the Committee on Rights
and Privileges to inquire if it is expedient allow
negroes and muattoes to attend the common
schools, and one directing the Committee on Ben
evoent Institutions to report to the establish
ment of a school for idiots. Mr.. Stotsenburg Of
fered a resolution calling upon the Committee on
Federal Relations to report on Monday, the
country was anxious to know what position the
House would assume. A resolution of inquiry as
to making the descent of the property of aliens,
who had declared their intention to become -cti-
zens, the same as that of citizens, was passed. and
long debate was had on the composition of the
Committee on the Northern State Prison.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23

Ills for sale by BINGHAM DOUGHTY,
Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23
WANTED.

WANTS "FOR SALE 'FOR RENT" SLosT,''
SOUND BOARDING. 6c.-Advertisements coming
under these headings, not exceeding five Ines win be in
serted once for Is cents
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-23

Administration have been issued to the undersigned
by the Court of Common Pleas of Marion county, the
Of Samuel A. Edgar deceased Said estate is prob
ably insolvent Ljanl6-w3t GEO. w. McOUAT.
The national Republican., 1861-10-30

JOHN A. WASHINGTON EsTATE.-An applica
ton was made few days ago, to Provost Judge
Frieze, Of Alex andria. to have the Government
take possession Of the estate Of the late John A.
Washington, at Mount Vernon, for the purpose
of securing the claims Of Union men. When
John A. Washington left for the Confedsrat ate
army +, he placed the care OF the estate in the
hands Of one Turner. Turner, however, soon
caught the secession fever and went down to
Occoquan Creek to join the Confederates there.
Nearly all the slaves were either taken away
or ran away.
The army captured all the horses and COWS,
aud only one able-boded man, a slave, named
Gabriel johnson, was lei. on the place, with a
few superannuated contrabands. Gabriel was,
however, true to his trust, and worked the farm
best he could, hiring help, selling grain, pay
ing claims, and acting as general agent. There
is now standing on the farm one hundred and
fourteen acres Of corn, of which Gabriel has
sold one hundred acres at ten dollars per acre,
to be cut, measured, husked, and carried off at
the expense Of the purchaser. Judge Frieze
complim Gabriel for his faithfulness, and
promised to see him taken care OF.
The national Republican., 1861-10-30

Col BAKER.-The Star of last evening, after
quoting all the orders known to have been
given to Col. Baker, says that those were
merely Supplemental" to certain ~ other OF.
ders," which Col. Baker disobeyed. We can
tell better about these "other orders when we
see them. The Stars statement, that Colonel
Baker acted in violation Of orders, was made
without particle of evidence The Star has
been summoned to produce those disobeyed or.
ders, but fails to respond. 1t will not answer
to get behind somebody's report Of something
said by Col. Colburn, of Gen. McClellans staff
Col. Colburn has published nothing, as yet, on
the subject, and reported conversations will
not answer in a case like this.
The national Republican., 1861-10-30

By order Of Brigadier General Stone, Regi-
mental Quartermaster Howe, of the Fifteenth
Massachusetts, volunteers, was detailed to bring
to Washington, and deliver into the custody of
General Porter, Provost Marshal, the following
prisoners captured at Leesburg, on the 2lst Of
Oc'ober:
J. Owens Berry, formerly of Georgetown, D,
c., first lieutenant in the Eighth Virginia regi
ment; William Davis, of Tennessee, private in
the Thirteenth Mississippi regiment; and Sam
uel E. Walden, Of Richmond, private in the
Fourth Virginia Cavalry.
They were sent by General Porter to the Old
Capitol building, where they are confined.
The national Republican., 1861-10-30
From the New York Journal of Commerce.
Great pNpDTt EIoycmeut

The shipments Of domestic pr0duce from the
port Of New York, for the week ending Octo
Der n, have been larger than for any previous
week in the history of the trade, tho total beinG
nearly four million dollars! Included in TN,
total are 9S ,0O7 barrels Of wheat -four, 02S ,s6i
bushels OF wheat, S3,jsj bushels rye, 3G1 ,5lD
bushels Iudian corn, 100 boxes citlidlcs, 2 10
tons coal, 200 bales Of hay, Ia bales Of hops
Sl7 barrels rosin 1885 gals. whale oil, 20;
gals. sperm oil, 2,i2O b3ls. pork, 42G bbIs. IN,
"a cs. beef, 2l2 ,3Sj lbs. cut meats 7lG Gl7 lbs
butter, S7l 020 lbs, Cheese 2l2, ,lS9 los. Lard
AS ,SO4 lbsAalow, 1888 pkgS crude Tobacco.
l95, ,7GO lbs. manufactured tobacco, and j,lll
lbs. whalebOne.
This is the tenth timG since New York wtt
settled that the value Of tho weeks exports o.
produce exceeded three milton of d"lltrs. Tho
exact total is 81, ,slj,i7O. The largest previous
total was for the week ending October II, lsGO
when the shipments reached S3,G .i,7-i. In one
other case the exports exceeded three and =
half Millions but the week now under review
bears the palm over any similar I..,ud by
neaIy one quarter II Il million.