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, 1861-10-16

HAT-The supply il fair and market quiet The
following arc the quotations at Frisbie Bros, 45
Market street: Pressed Timothy, $9@10 e ton !;
Pressed Prairie, $65o@7; Loose Prairie, sloo@
4 50; LooEe Timothy, E506.
DOMESTIC PRODUCE-Butte1 is in good re-
! ase.t et 1o@12c for choice Dairy; but common
i1iair Is dnll at 697c. Eggs are in good demand
at 11@12c 2 doz. Live Chickens, S1,25@1 60 2
doz; Live Turkeys, 7@sc R1b. Hamburger Cheese,
75z@sHe; W.R. do, 6k@s4c; Illinois, 4H@55<e.
COOPERAGEFlour barrel etayez and headings,
Sc, o0@6-50 q thousand; circ1ed headings, s4@5c
y get; packing barrel staves and headings, $l40o
2 thousand; Hickory Poles, $18.00@20 90 8 thou-
Eard !; packing barrels, so010o.
coAL-There Is very little doing bY the cargo.
The following are the .etal prices, delivered:
Anthracite Egg Coal, q ton s5 kn
Erie ard Brfar Hill, q aton..........,.6 ton. ID
A1n'ole, ..3 5044 90
WooD-owlng to the high price OF Wood, the
| demand h4s greatly fallen of, md the market is
scarcely go firm; bat there Is no u.ter1al a1tera-
ton in prices We quote the retail prices In the
Yards as fol1owz:-Beeeh, $50o@5 Is Maple,
$500; Hickory, IS 50.
| LIVE STOCK-The market for Beef Cattle Is
duh aud dropping. There is also less inquiry for
| hogs, and the market Is scarcely 20 firm. Sheep
are eteadT. The sales to-daY were:
, 1861-10-16

AlNN NuloY d1A WAtN hN0W AlQHL IOlOE'6
ized to pay Colby wills vas MaJor t. took % The
Rss 6 ss O. t s. ssss
ssa,ts e defined &; e2s svssaiag we asyotsd tas
posed would make The property benefited liable: It
tegiehtnre; HuyI6ut cf That body, 7sturned It a.
an insult, md Gfztr that, hs tcds made Gener.
a; colby's csse came under that hill; 1neverex.
amtned Co1hy'e claim nor any Of these special
the Supreme Court; tried. however. to get pay
81 es P @ PS Ss
Fltht aid le urged me-{objected to-
Aprclorged argument VAS s4indulged In By Coun-
eel as 10 the admissibiLty Of statements made by
flirt to witness when Colby vas not present..
Aid. Prirdiyf11e suggested that Instead OF Attor-
reys making hali:hou1 speechss,th Chair 2iye his
ruling are the Council euntain or reject.
Mr.vanBuren proposed to make objections when
and low he pleased He was. here and knew
whst his business was. and didn't suppose they
could get him out unless charges were preferred
egairst bin.
After further argument by the counsel, the Chair
couldn't Zee any improprtety IN the statements
made. /.
Hitaess R<staa<d: Flint asked me- what
sa!9s Rhnt are you interfering about tnat turr he
Raid he had contingent tnterett in l.; t3ld
him never to spesk to ne about It: he fnsfnuated
taxE that his interest w8s about $500: at another
Il EHaAAe Ct M policemen told ME, u the claim
of C11hXsKEre sbinsted, It might make sone dr.
Mtllisnses ;thf9ka he 4tdn't say he hsd any
, interest In It; I+knoBs78n&rt !; he Is false
, called my nephew r. th&r author Of that
chalgef Is an L famous liar hls fkthaF had three
! wives, enc Of thtm died in my thfldhppl; be
GAINED to be child of my mothers e1ster, hnf
k1oT ne ts not my nephew; Smart came here ~
ap11sate doEtofi he Nes.a good 1uan to pick up
= itemf. ard offered to be OF service to my subs,
, ard the first thing knew he was bringing In
tte1ne Khen came il Mayor, the police Wers in.
th4t hsd @ better ct Smart - pirate secrets-
y, ann 1hen. a. nc Was eoraiastahle of blower,
, should ind ont considerable about them; s7hen
r | irtt faw the Smart Paper In print I supposed
, itswxe hckx gotten up By the reporters; when
: eaW the document, however, knew It was d fo..
! | gerry: james Long knew Flintss handwriting apd
> pronounced It forgery; the moment tAw the
+ signature ..smattr Without ths :"W. Lit ra.
| ni1ded me Of some Of the draits Flint presented
e and kreW 1t to be forgery; - to the compost:
= tfon, ana eatiefed that Smsr didn't write It:
> knew eIns1t didn't, becauE& knew Flint did
= xE,ie It; neFet heasd Smart speak 1nktndl9 Q!
Ward; be Vas an honest boy, although he could
0 be dipped: Is thete etAtemsnts are tnfzmously
-9t1se, knew 6lnaxt didn't 8&y them. (The nit
gees then Welt On nd detailed the fAc+s c2uaeet
, 1861-10-16

Personal h scrt7en, Esq, Of this city,
left last evening for New York, ;en route for
Liverpool Papers in the interior are inform
cd 1hst his business Will continue as hereto.
, 1861-10-16

Cooley, Arthur aud LIE Bon Ton for
November, and the fiat volume OF the Rebel
lien Record, complete, hare been received by
Walsh, eczItr OF Madison street and Custom
Hcuse Pla.e
, 1861-10-16

~ Hon. g. F. L1rder viii lecture before the
Garden City Division Of the Sons OF Temperance,
at Bryan Hall On Thursday evening. the 18th inst,
at 7k o'clock. The public 6re invited to atteua.
, 1861-10-16

~ Cook q McLaIn, 9s Dearborn etreet, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house IN the city.
, 1861-10-16

PnEos.-If you wish to buy or rent piano, go
to II. ". KimbaII'e, 90 Clark street. sep26&t
WHEELER & WILSON Sewing MACHNE-The
only Sewing Machine In the world making the
Lock Stitch with ROTATING HOOK, and using
Glass Foot.
This is the secret Of the popularity and success
Of this Machine. GEO. R. Car1TEKDEs,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Northern Indiana. Office 1863 and 165 Lakest.
ne9-1l1t
, 1861-10-16

ET Gilbert, san1san & Warner sell this
afternoon and esenrEsat g. Lake street, the
balance Of marh1e esatuazE, silver plated ware,
&c. TLis is the last Ee1e Of the ssason, and
parties in want Of such gccds, will DC weu TO
attend the sale
, 1861-10-16

H Recruits FOR Capt. Rzoaza.s Company will
please report their names to Camp Webb and
passes will be sent BY return mail. oet9tw
, 1861-10-16

TEMPERANCE LBc7uRE.-Hon. U. F. Linder
will lecture before the Garden City Division Of
lie scns Of Temperance, at Bryan Hall, On
Thu1sday evening, 17th Inst, at " O'Clock.
The public aTe invited to attend.
, 1861-10-16

eI For hyalids and Infants Food, pure Ar
row Root Patent Barley and Groat's Sondiaed
Milk. Condensed MILF, Biscotine, Far1na, Oatmeal,
Aakethrepta, Cocoa, Broma and Chocolate, always
fresh and reliable, at Sargente corner Of Randolph
and State street.
, 1861-10-16

= Turkey Morocco Wallets aud Pocket Books
OF the best quality and nish large variety, just
receiyedby Sargent, Apotheeary, corner Randolph
and State streets.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
Two Great Errors of Policy.

In sectional warfare such as brings at this
moment the North and South in armed collision,
the utmost prudence, vigilance and firmness have
been necessary to shape the destiny and secure
the fortunes ot-the respective sides.
Two great errors have jeopardised the future
OF the North. The first was the Morrill, tariff,
which arrays against us the sentiment of the
world, obstructs commerce, and efectually
destroys the supremacy of the North as if the
harbors of its sc aboard had been blocked up, and
its seaport towns been RACED. This error, how
ever, can be repaired. An extra session of Con
gress can repeal the tariff, and make trial of
strength with the South by undertaking them in
the markets of commerce.
The other error-the pre- arranged collision and
defeat of the Federal arms in Charleston hartor-
is an error more difficult to repair. True, it has
aroused Northern feeling, but il has had the same
effect at the South. The South regard the sur
render of the fort and the inacton of the wal
feet, signal evidence of weakness on the part
of the Federal Government. The faltering poll
ticans OF the border States will be determined in
their course by this demonstration of apparent
strength on one side, and of apparent weakness
on the other. Apparent we say, for if the full
power OF the North were exerte1, it would neces
sarily preponderate.
We believe this war has made two hostile ma
tons OF this once united people. Our duty and al
legance are where New York is, and we depiors
the calamltes and errors by which she, IN com
mon with the Northern States, is made to suffer
The Administration at Washington may be the
cause OF grelt calamities to the NortherE, people
unless it is guided by intelligence and wisdom
in its acts. Thus far il has been grossly misled
Let patriotic men offer counsel and support Il
lift it out of this rut of partisanship into which
has fallen. The meeting of Congress in extra
session offers it the opportunity of correcting it
grosser errors. Let it avail itself of the occasion
and then let all good citizens gather to its sup
port III henceforth we are to live in Unior
sectionally divided, let us not give up the strug
gle for good government and for the success an,
advancement of the country in which we live
albany Argus and Atlas
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
Our country Esight or wrong!

That should be the motto of every American
citizen. Civil war is upon US. The first blow is
struck and the first blood she'd Patriotic states
men-a Washington, Jefferson, and Il Clay
years ago warned the people that such woud'be
the result of continued efforts TO array
ton against another, and Crittenden and Doug
las and other statesmen, have labOrel with patri-
otto and untiring zeal, to prevent the storm which
has burst upon our prosperous and happy Union.
Their warnings and efforts have been disregaried
and the evil is upon the country. The fault is
not exclusively with either the South or North
The conservative and peace loving men of both
sections were defeated the ballot box. and those
who have been elevated to power have been in
huenced BY the fanltlctl element in e lch section
which persistently demanded that its rulers should
Cry havoc and let slip the dogs Of war"
to crafty their sectional feelings. Under such
influences the North nd South have been forced
into conflict which may be OF the deadliest
character and disastrous all the great interests
of every section.
But the duty of every citizen is so plain that
he who runs may read. On this point the Ameri-
can mind is we'll educated, and no matter how
widely different the opinion existing as TO the
cause of our troubles, but one sentiment pervades
the public mind as to the duty which every man
owes to his government in its hour OF trial.
While in favor of a peaceable separation
from such States "a do not desire to remain in
the Union, patriotism seems to demand that our
capital should be protected against threatened as
sauts from whatever quarter they NAV come, and
the force placed in the hands OF the government
70 meet any exigency that may arise.-Logans-
mort Phdros Dem
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
Meeting to Provide support tor the

Oh ADScht oOhaAtFSs
At the Courthouse meeting on Thursday even
ing, Mr. James Blake was called to preside, and
explained the object of the meeting to be to pro-
vide aid, where needed, TO the fam.nes of those
who go at the call OF their country to do military
duty.
Mr.. James N. Ray suggested that the more
equitable plan would be TO have the Council make
an appropriation for that end; and the following
resolutions being introduced by Mr.. Ray, were
after discussion by Messrs. A. Harrison, s Yam
DIES. c. Fletcher. W. p Fishback Mayor Max
well. ]. n. Sweetzer. and others, unanimous
ly adopted by a rising vote, viz:
WHEREAS. In response to the call Of the Gen.
eral Government for the aid of the citizen SOL
dlery 10 preserve and defend our rights, many of
the citizens of Indianapolis are offering their ser
vices without having the time or the means of
making needful provision for the comfort and
support of their families in Their absence and
whereas, it is both privilege and duty for
every citizen to contribute, according to his
means to supply the needful wants of such fam
lies while their and our defenders are thus en-
gagged in our cOuntry's service: Therefore, be it
ReSolUed, By the citizens of Inlilnapol s, in
public assembly gathered, that the Council If the
city be, and it is hereby requested, through appro
pirate committees, under strict and responsible
supervision, to provide for the needful and com
Portable support of every family of the city of
indianapolis, whose wants not otherwise sup
piled during the absence of the head or other
member of such household, under this call of our
country, on whom the support of the family de-
pended, and that for such purpose any needful
p)stpOnement be made for the usual Improvement
or the city, until by ncreds of taxation the treas
ury OF the city can be reimbursed.
Resolced, That the citizens of eIch township
OF the county of Marion, including the citizens of
Center townsh D. outside of the city, be requested
to meet at the place of holding elections in their
township, at ten o'clock in the morning, on next
Saturday week, April 81 to arrange for taking
all needful care of the families of their fellow
citizens of their townships who have volunteered
in our country's service
On motion of Mr.. Fishback, a committee of
three was appointed to procure roll Of the COM
wants of the companies.
Messrs. FishbAck, D.. 7. B. Elliott, and Judge
Coburn were appointed said committee.
On motion of Mr.. Dillon, Messrs. G. Fletcher,
Sen.. ]. NJ Ray, and A. Harrison were appointed
a committee to introduce the subject embraced in
the above resolutions to the City Council.
DR.. Elliott mentioned that over / 900 blankets,
comforts, and quilts have been gathered up in the
city of indianapolis today and distributed to the
soldiers IN camp; but that many more are needed.
After further remarks Of patraOtic character
by several gentleman. all going to pledge the
good faith of the city of indianapolis that the
families of absen. soldiers shall be properly
cared for, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES BLAKR President
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24

Hunnewell's Universal Cough Remedy, so
perfectly adapted to all lung and bronchial COM
plants, common and inAammatory sore throat,
whooping cough, common and spasmodic coughs,
even to actual consumptions, owes its most per-
feet results by being strictly confined to that law
OF simples which irhich makes results perfect Its
opposite to most preparations IS chat it may be
taken, without the least restraint. every hour in
the day if necessary. without producing nausea
prostitution. In its preparation neither opiates
nor expectorants are allowed to disturb the natural
law and as soon as its work is done on the throat
and lungs, it then becomes beautiful and per-
feet tonic. If our friends will accept orr declara-
tons, that prefer TO rest the true character
os both the Universal Cough Remedy and Tolu
Anodyne. by actual results of fair trials, using
all to purchase the genuine of both. and read
the pamphlets to be found with all dealers. in place
of sweeping declarations, we will abide their de
cision. Sold by all dealers in town. See adver.
/ tisement
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24

A FAMILY BLEssINe.-"Iu lifting the kettle
from the fire it caught and scalded my hands and
person very severely-one hand almost to a crisp.
The torture was unbearable. 1t was an awful
sight.
The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex-
tract the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed
rapidly and left no scar of account CHARLES
FOSTER 400 Broad Street, PHILADELPHIA" II is
truly wonderful article. 1t will cure any case
OF Swelling, Burns, Stiff joints EruptiOns or
Rheumatism. For horses it should never be dis
pensed with. One Dollars worth of Mustang has
frequently saved valuable horse 1t cures
Calls, Sprans, Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders
BeIcdre Of imitation and couRterfeits. A counter
felt was put in circulation from ST Louis and
duly suppressed. All genuine will hereafter bear
the signature of G. W. WEsTBRooK, Chemist
and D. S BARNES, Proprietor, with the words
"Trade" " Mark, !" in two Melallions of the Fed
eral Currency. Three Sizes Sold throughout
the habitable globe
D. 8. BARNES & CO,
mchl4 d&w2m New York
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
tE-The Democrat, anal all conservatire me

sE The Democrats ami all conservative men
will do their duty and their whole duty in the
present fearful and dreadful emergency. They
will support the government and sustain the Ex-
ecutive in the exercise of all constitutional and
legal means TO preserve the Union. execute the
laws. and defend the National Capital, but while
doing all this. with energy. prompiness and 6del-
ty, they will not forget, even though the sad and
fearful contest rage for ten years to come, that
they have at all times and under all cireumstan.
ces protested against the causes which have
brought the country to its present fearful condi-
ton. Democrats have always stood by the Con.
stitution and the flag of the country And never
did they battle for the integrity of the first, the
honor of the last with more sincere devotion than
in their strenuous efforts TO roll back the tide of
Nlanatcism-fed and nurtured by pro-slavery and
anti slavea ydemagogueS-which has brought our
country to it, present sad condition. and precipi
tated civil war upon In the present emer-
gency, Democrats and conservative men will do
their duty, but it must not be supposed that they
will become oblivious to the causes which have
brought about civil war, or that they will ever
surrender their right to express their opinions,
upon appropriate occasions, as to these causes,
and the events now occurring and Hereafter to
OF - Ohio Statesman
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
STOLEN.

CsTOLEN-Iwe HORSES AND A R0CKAWAN.-A
- man calling himself Sharp, got two Horse 1na
a Rockaway buggy from my stable Nouds5. he
ceuibcr 3lst lS60, 20 60 20 faifcld and sta4 ofei
night but has vet returned Tie horses wire both
bays one dark and the other bright colorec. TIE
bright bay hands high, about eight years old has
small lump, from cut, the pasture joint and sE at
the HtherS, frOm buggy saddle Tic DARK bay
J. sbut IL hands high egh, ycars DID, smooth made, and
the shoulders The ockaway q painted
dark red front posi- both broken out snd new oneS put
painted black and no; finished middle posts ron rods and
The cushions marked William wakson On bottom side
S. W. Drew maker back prt 81 the buggy, which !.
about half lined with blue dnfak The barnes light
silver mounted round traces and bcs There
was buffalo robe taken at Tie ame time, With lnoisr
marks inside Also old blankets With surfneies
sewed them. and two hate-s, with two holes punche ed
IN each halter the sids just below the Buckles
Fifty dollars reward VII be gren 10 any one who vi
return the property described and reasonable reward 70
information that win lead ~ their recovery. So.
feb6-wd wM. wILKJsOS, Indianapolis Ind
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24

patch from the agent of Adams Express. at Shell
byville, to Mr.. s. c.. Meredith. dated Saturday
night, says: There is great excitement here to-
night. One of our volunteers went into a seces-
sion grocery, whereupon the grocery keeper said
no volunteer could stay IN there, drew his gun
and fred. the shot taking effect in the thigh. 1t
is considered bad wound. The name of the
volunteer is John yanpelt. The demon who shot
him is named John Frakes, who has managed to
make his escape. Had the mob got hold of him
they would have hung him higher than Haman
ever hung. Cannot vouch for the correctness Of
this. but judge it is not far from o. K
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24

AcoUlrrAL OF KNeEr.-Kinget. one of those
implicated in the Boone county bank frauds, was
tried at the Clinton Circuit Court before Judge
Cowan. on change of venue from Boone county.
Mr. D. P Barner. the Clerk of Clinton county,
in letter to this Office, dated Frankfort. April
%. says: -" The jury in the of the State rs.
Theodore R. Kinges, went out at o'clock last
night, under instructions of the Court. They
were celebrating all night to sum up this morn
ing. They came in at 9 this morning. and pub
Hshed their verdict of acquittal. The prisoner is
literature discharged "
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
The Civil wnr--important Diplomat
ic COrrespDnlencp.

Among our Washington Geographic dispatches
will tie 70 md a correspondence of great import
ance between Mr. Seward, our Secretary of
Stlie. and the Commissioners of the government
at Montgomery. Now that war has be. gun, the
interest attached to these letters is necessarily
great. Ii will be seen that the Commissioners
proposed to negotiate "A separation on peaceible
terms, on the ground that revolution had been
completed and the Independence of the Coniei-
crate States established. This Mr.. Seward de-
MES, and says he does not see in the events which
have taken place in the South "a righttul and ac-
compshed revolution and IN indie endent nation
with established government" and moreover
that he can not officially recognize them in the
capacity they claim, and he must decline official
correspondence with them The Commissioners
interpret this as tanttmOunt 10 a declaration OF
war, aud accept the gage OF battle They also
accuse some members of the government of bad
faith in deceving them as regards the evacuation
of Fort Sumter and the status qao OF Fort Pick
ems. There has been great deal said on this
point in the newspapers for some time. much of
it without authenticity or foundation. 1t is plain
that both governments had made up their minds
for war. and they will now fight in out.-NelD
York Herald, lSth.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
A Y ER'S
Ague Cure,
ron rnE SPEEDY CURE or

ron THE SPEEDY CURE or
Remittent Fever, thiII Fever Dusnb
A.ur, Periodtcai EIsnaache- or billions
Headache, AMI Bilious Fovers, indeed
for the whole class oftiiscnses orfginat a.
lag Ian hillary der,ug emcnt, caused by
the Malaria OF niasn,atic Countries.
We are enabled here 10 offer the community a
remedy which, while il tic above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless ~ any
quantity. Such Il remedy j. ivy ainahlc IN districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. 1his
"CuRg" expels the masmalic iuisUn of FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the de
yeopment Of the disease. il taken on the first APP
rroach Of It's prcinonitnry symptoms. ltisnot ouly
The. best remedy ever vet discovered f,r this class
Of complaints. hut alSo The cheapest. Inc large
quantity we supply for dollar lrnrs il within The
rcac, of every bdy aud in bilious districts, where
FEVER ASD AnrE prevails, every bosiy should
have il and it freely both ior riic and pfolcc-
ton A great superiority Of this remedy over any
Uthcr ever discovered for the speedy aid certain
cure of lnleTmtcHS Is that IL contains 10 Cuiniie
or mineral, consequently Il produces no qiniSin or
other injurious effects whatever uPoi the ronstitl-
ton. Those cured iy u arc lefs IS healthy as IL
they had never had The disease.
Fever and AgIe Is not alone the consequence OF
the n,iasmaiic poison. A great variety OF disor-
dcrs arse from lis irritation, among which are
Nema!gid, ReHmstisaa, Gi0Dt. Lcacoche, Hind
ness Too'hfeke. EararhS, (Gtss,b. asthma. ! al
pitation. Painful id;rsioH If the spleen, Hgstrr-
ics, PAN ia tie Boir-k (obc Paralysis and De-
ranqcment of .Ic Sfenach all Of wliiri. when
oriyimain, in This cause, put on ihr si;feryaitcff
type. OF become pefiod:cai This . C,'i:F cxpcls
the poison from the beod, and consequently cures
them all alike. II is an invaluable TrOicriioH fn
Immigrants and peISuiis travelling OF temporarily
residing in the nIalarnus districts. If;eaen occa-
sionally or daily while exposed 20 the injection.
that will DC excTctcl from the system. aud Cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity ripcn into dis
case. Hence il is even more valuable for rrotec-
ton than cure and few will snffcr from Inter
mi,tcns If they avail themselves OF the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER g. CO.. Lowell. Macs.