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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

FgipAy. January 30.
SESATE--Mr. Corbin, of Marshall. rose TO a
question of privilege and denounced a statement
in the Indianapolis journal that he had been in
secret caucus with rebel pri>orers base and will
| lu f,lsehood and SANDER, On resolution by
Mr. Wolfe n long debate sprang up on the policy
AMI expediency of abalishng the Common Pleas
Court. which consumed the greater portion OF the
day The final vote would Indicate disposition
not to abolish the Court The House Concurrent
| Resolutions on the Kentucky Resolutions were
referred TO the Committee on Federal Relations.
HousE.-Morning session spent chiefly in dis
cussng the resolution for the expulsion OF the
DDorkeeper Benedict Burns. on the ground of
extravaganza and incompetency Mr.. Burns was
allowed the privilege OF defending himself which
he did at length. Finally the whole subject was
referred TO select committee of five, with in
strnctions to report on Tuesday next Sun ry
bills introduced but none of general interest
| In the afternoon the time was taken up discuss
ing ruling of the Chair requiring two thirds of
the whole House To suspend the rules. Mr..
Packard thinking two thirds OF quorum suif.
| cient, appealed. After full discussion. in which
Messrs. Niblack. Brown Kilgore. Buskirk, (Mr.
Holcomb in the Chair,) Van Buskirk. Harvey,
and Packard participated, the ruling of Mr..
Speaker was sustained
Adjourned until MONDAY T. NJ
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Adjourned until Monday 2 z. NJ.

THE NEws--The city has been unusually
barren of local news during the past week. The
sensation manufacturers have let the grapevine
sleep quietly and sweetly. and our nervous Abo-
lition friends have not seen any ghosts stalking
about in the pale moonlight. if they have. they
trembled in silence instead of believing with
their usual love OF noise. Although quiet in the
sensation line, city has never been more
lively. It has been crowded with strangers and
business has been brisk. Our places of amuse
ment have been literally patronzed, and people.
so far we can Judge. are swimming along with
a food tide of prosperity OF course there is Al,
under current feeling OF sadness at the pros
pect abe I'd that an effort is required to subdue
Ii does not get the mastery, fer elch individual
Judges il the part OF wisdom not 70 borrow trouble
or anticipate 1t. Ii is the tue philosophy, and oul
city is very philosophical just now.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

Dr.. CULBERTsoy. OcULIsr AND AuRIsT.-1hls
eminent and sklltul operator on the eye and ear
will visit indianapolis professional business on
Tuesday next Feb 2ll, and announces TO his
patients aud those afflicted with defective sight
or hearing that he will remain during the winter
at the Palmer House
Among the many testimonials DR.. Culbertson
has in his possession, he submits the foollwlng
from three eminent gentlemen of this State, who
witnessed the operations spoken of. and the result:
DIR J. W. CuIbertson has operated success
fully in the following cases of Cataract in our
county and vicinity. Mrs Hood. aged Sc, totally
blind for seven years Mr. Logad, Spring Hill
aged a5, totally blind five years in one eve and
three in the other. Mr. Scott, Rush county. age /
50 years, blind ten years in both eyes Mrs In
man, aged 10. blind five years The above cases
were all In total darkness, aud can now a
we'll as If they never had been blind. The Doc
tor has operated great many cases of cross
ewes, which he does in few seconds with very
little piin also, great variety OF other diseases
OF the ewes. IN which he has been emineutly sue
ce-siul. And we cheerluly recommend him TO
the patronage of any community where his lot
may be east. 49, scientific and skilful operator,
aud rs a reliableAnd honorable gentleman, to
which we take pleasure in affixing our hands and
seal JoHN Hirr, VI. d.
Surgeon llth Rect Ind Vols
J. W MooDY. VI ID.
A. q. ARLINGTON, VI. ID.
Greensburg Ind, April IL. 1860. jan3l-4
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F.smoNs OF THE we all love the fash
ions and few there are who do rot worship them.
No matter how much we may profess to sespiSe
the laws laid down bv the leaders OF ton, il is all
gammon, we don't 10 it, Diogones, in his tub,
took queer way OF expressing his admiration Of
fashion, but his apparent contempt OF the usages
and customs OF the good society of his day. was,
in truth. an evidence of his secret envy OF those
who appeared to advantage in the world around
him. liz il 80 now-it always haS been the case.
Men desire Ia appear well in the ewes of their
fellow men, aud bow more or less To fashion.
Those who nod the least themselves are exceed
ingly anxious for some members OF their family
to bow for them There Is no man, no matter
how careless he may be in his attire, but delights
b. see the females of his family well dressed.
And the ladies. what shall we say OF them,
They know the effect OF dress, and value It's i'm
portance. They know that nestness and good
taste is expected of them. and they seldom dis
appoint the hopes and wishes of those they wish
TO please They know. too. that extravaganza -
not always good taste, and the consequence Is
that their inventive genius II set To work, and
they always produce some article OF dress neat
and becoming that can be as veil adapted 10 the
purses of limited means 10 the pockets OF the
millionaire.
This brings u to our subject. The new cloak
and mantiila house recently established by lvens
4 Co. in the old Post Office Building. is truly a
bazaar of fashion. We have heretofore noticed
the great variety and the great beauty of the
articles kept there. and il Is no wonder that the
ROOM Is crosded from morning until the shades
of evening tegin to fall. by the fair ladies OF the
city. The varieties are 50 great there and the
prices so we'll adapted 10 meet the wants OF all.
thai none can lail TO go away without making a
purchase. And they do not And vet the stock
is kept sufficient To the demand. Messrs. lvens X
Co. are in constant receipt of fresh goods Day
by day they arriving. IL a patcuiar pattern
and particular quality is desired and there Is no
sire 90 tit. order has only to be left. and IN =
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Brow's Bronchial Troches

Reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BaoSomrs, ASTHMA, and CArAHsn they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the Of the
Troches, and their extended use, has caused them 10 be
oounterf,ed lie sure to guard against worthless ina
hations. only the 0eRni B,oica's bronchial
7ocAes which have proved their efficacy by test OF
many years PuElIc SPEAKERs aud SisenRs should use
the Troches. Military Officers ant solers who over.
tax the voice aud exposed sudden changes should
have them. Solt everywhere at % cents per box.
fau2l -dAw3m
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AU'EE0N.

The markets. full of mutations represented to be the
same as BROWNS Observation-Disclosures" which are
productive ofpositive injury. Many dealers
wilrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles afo- pg prolific themselves Ask for AID
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,'
which ~ long experiences hayeproved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally, and tes
monials from eminent uen throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, when allowed to
dissolve slowly ia the mouth. have direct influence
theaGectcd artshe seiatvs ami soothing effect 70 the
mucus inrs offhe dlpe iutn he Bronchallayt Pull
ryirrtaoi4 aud give rseiiu Coz. hs Colds, and
he ir.s Throat sTectNnso Witch speakers and
sinv,s- are ffaiic f-hli-dly'G2
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Three stslwsrt sons Old s~eyn. the saxon had.
Brave. hardy lads for battle the chase;
And though like peasants, barbsrously clad.
Each wose the Sameless Noble In hts face,
One DER another their heads. IN tiers,
steps for their fathers honorabe years
One night, In autumn. they sat round the Ere.
In the rude cabin bounfifui o. Home.
Mid by the reverence due from child TO sire,
Hold IN the msnhood unto nasty come:
Working their task DER huntsman : forest gear,
Loos' ming the bow and sharpening the spear.
Los- In his thoughts. old sweyn the saxon. stood,
Leaning In silence 'gainst the chimney stone;
Staring. unconscious. AZ the blazing wood
STEPPED In the mood Of mind be OF had known.
A an old tree. whose ssoufest branches shake,
Scarce from their vigor sign Of life viii take.
Aihol. the bearded. with his bow had done;
Alfred, the nimbIe. laid his spear aside:
Edric, the fsirest. firing Of his fun.
Left the old hound 20 siumber on his hide.
Yet was their sire like one whose features seem
Shaded by sleep. and all their light dream.
Bold IN the favor Of the eldest-born,
Athcl for both his younger brothers spoke:
"Father. the fox Is providing Ina the corn.
Aud hear the night hootng frcm the oak;
Let us 10 couch" But sweyn hal raised his head,
And thus, unwilling what had pass'd. he said:
.'see. from my breast draw this chain Of gold"-
Fair In the freight royalty IL shene--
This for his honor that shall best unfold
Who. of all creatures, i most Alone;
Take him from palace. monastry or cot,
Loving, unloyed. forgetting, or forgot"
Then Athol spoke, with thoughtful tone and look:
lie u the loneliest-most alone Of all
Who, I'm a skill TO the mid-seas forsook,
FINDS not an echo even. To his call;
II Echo lived, not all alone were he
But there's no echo ON the solemn sea-
And Alfred next .'But ioneer, brother, far
The wretch that flies a just avenging rod,
To him all scenes are wastes, a foe the star,
All earth he's lost, yet knows no heavn no God;
Most lonely he, who, making man his foe,
Unto mans Maker dareth not 10 go''
Thus spoke the lads, with wit beyond their years;
And yet the old man held bis beard and sighed.
Is who gains the form his wishing wears
but misses still a something most denied;
Upon his youngest eager looks he turned
And Edric's cheek with grace Ingenious burned.
81 think, my father" and his tones low,
''Tia lonecr yet, aud most Alone. j. he
Scarce taught though crowd. leading, where TO
And one face missing other see;
Though all the Sorman's court around him moves,
lie Is Alone apart from her he loves
\ hush fell on them Then with loving air.
Amid all the touching romance Of the Old,
Tue hoary father kissed young Edrc's hair.
Aud or bis shoulders threw the chain OF gold
Then fell upon his darl ng's neck and cried.
II have been lonely since thy mother ded'
49, IT,. sh,rea nj Ol1 Eollow's Hall afnck ~
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ssrxLKassrn.
1evs NOPk Market.

SeW Nork Marker.
Nrw YosE. January 30.
Flour ioQ2sc better: IS es07 IS fcr sspsr-
6ne State; 81 3007 so for extra State. 81 00
80 for choice State: s. 9507 s. for commou 10
medium extra Western; 81 6S@7 IS for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
market closing frm
Whisky s6d6Oc
Wheat market more active. and prices ad.
vanced 2d3c; Chicago spring sold at 81 asa
81; Milwaukee club 81 54al 60: winter red
Western 81 03dl 81: winter red illinois 81 81.
Corn more active and 2d3c better; 93694c for
sound mixed Western. 95Ge6c for yellow West.
ern. Oats 67ts@7lc.
Coffee firm. Sugar active aud firm. @l3c
for New Orleans; l0ia@l07sc for MuscovadO;
l0s4@llisc for Havana
Pork firm. with fair demand. Dressed hogs
firm at els @614c. Bacon sides firm at 7ls@
Is4c Lard more active at l0Sse "a lie.
Money in brisk demand at per cent Sterling
Exchange higher; l7O@l72 for merchants. and
f12@l73 for bankers bills. Gold active. and
higher. opening at l55. and closing firm a, l5s.
Demand Notes l54
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31
Luxurjant Beauty,

Promotes II growth. prevents its falling on, sradcaes
dandruf, end impars health and pleasantness to the
head II has stood the Of time, being the original
Hair colorng, aud l. constantly increasing Ia favor Used
BY both gentlemen and ladies' II Is sold by all respect
able Dealers be procured by them Of the CONNER
cia agent ID. $. Barnes Co, 2O2 Broadway, New York
Two sizes, so cent, AMI 81. Janl6-dSwitawsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

We are now rcsdJ TO do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best sylc. on short no
tice. and 90 cheap as any Other edhee. We have
competent hands good presses. fine assortment
Of paper and cards, and wecan do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues.
&c. printed in the best style and on shor, notice.
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
srs that want printing done. f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hemistreet's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
TITS .b'OT II DYE.

But restores gray hair 10 its original color by supplyn
the capillary inbes with natural susenance. impaired by
age disease. All instantaneous dyes composed OF
lunar co.c, destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair and afford Of themselves dressing Hemistreets
Inmitabe Coorng only hair to It's natural
color by easy process, but gives the hair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

Luscn.--Mr. Stearn. of the Pea Ridge SILICON,
No. Pennsylvania street, Gust opened) gives
splendid lunch Saturday evening. lie invites
HE former customers OF the Fort Donaldson =,
loon. ami the public generally. to come aud par.
ticipa'e IN this. his 6rst. and opcning lunch Mr.
stearn has just lifted mp the Pea Ridge Saloon.
IN the finest orier-not equaled by any house in
town. His wines and liquors are the best and
his congena manners will induce all who know,
To patronizc him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

~ We wish to remind the public and the rest
OF mankind when they start out 10 buy any thing
in the hat or cap line. that they should never
make their purchases before giving Davis call.
for he keeps splendid assortment. from the finest
silk hat down to the cheapest six bit hat that can
be found. Try him. You can find his store at
No ID Pennsylvania street, near the Postoilice
3O3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

MCLEAN INsrITurE.-We are informed that
this valuable Institution has just closed its first
te4g IN the present Scholastic year in a highly
pro Dsous condition. 1t Lext term will open on
Monday next. With full corps Of able and ex
perienced teachers il will doubtless continue 10
receive liberal patronage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

A SrLkNHip GRANGE TO MAKE SAFE INVEST
NKSr.-For sale Tor days. 81 y feet OH Wash
ington street. corner Of Alabama; n House aud
Lot IN South Illinois street; the store ut present
occupied by VIM. Brsden. next door to Brown
ing's Drug Store: also acres North Meridian
street, the most desirable residence property in
the city. Apply to
29-7 w 4 H. GLENN
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TELEGRAPH.
ctnctuuast Market.

CfScISSArI. January 40.
Flour unsettled and excited: superfne held at
Sc 90; extra So IS.
Wheat SC higher: red 81 23@l 25: white 81
3O@l 35 Corn 59d6Oc Oats up To Gle. Rye
unchanged
Whisky advanced &c. closing at soc.
Mess pork firm and unchanged. Lard firm ut
9ise for city. Bulk meats unchanged.
Lnseed oil 81 40
Gold l55 Demand Notes $50 Silver Ids.
Exchange sfendx nf nar
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special Notice.

10 ADIfR TKSER>--sn .sirerf5semenf. takes, rev
specified time. and ordered cat b.fre As ri iras.on
offAstime secie,. srilLe changed TIE regular rats
f,r.he ,a.s NJ - fhe TINE fhey ar ordered ont
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

A CAnp.-Not having time To see our patrons
personally. they will confer great favor by call
ing at Office aud settling with our book
keeper. j T.. Pyle. Respectfully.
ID Nv JAMESON A fuSKHorstR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

Fon SALE.-Ten acres Of ground with cottage
house upon il, nesr the city This is a raIe
chance for good investment. II not sold within
six DAYS il will be rentei. For particulars apply
to j. Hogdson. Attorney. No. Is Yohn's Block
ri DIFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

eB- Air tight metallic burial cases of til. ate-t
Improvement, kept en- hand ut Longs, Under,
taker, South Meridian street Also u good two.
horss glass hearse Tor sale. 23-d&wiw.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

Losr-0n Thursday. Jan 90 between North
and 81 Joseph streets. a memorandum book con
tanning some accounts for -four between SEVERN
x Co and Jacob koestter I he finder, bv leay
ing il at the bakery. los Noble street, will be
suit tbly rewarded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31
- Nervous Debility

Or sperrstorrhra, is positively INCURABIE BY AMI
mesn-s but those advocate. Before commencing ANY
treatment learn hos the writer actually CRIED himself
and subsequently hundreds Of Others Enclose post
paid, superserieed envelope to Box ITs Chariestown.
Mas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

sWe call attention To the semi annual
statement Of the Free Banks OF Indiana for the
six months preceding the first Monday of Jauu-
airy. 1863. published ON the fourth page (outside)
Of this mornings paper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
In the local column will hereafter he as follows:
FOR ten lines or less. 81 90. Over ten lines. ten
cents line No notice will be inserted until paid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

The Senate Chamber Is draped IN mourn
ing as a token OF respect to the memory of Sena
tor Shoulders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

~ VIM. II. Talbot Esq, has entered upon
the discharge Of his duties a. Presiden, of the
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

BrrrsH -Fre-h Western Reserve ami country
butter Mt q II Stout 4 Bros
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~ bargain-in the shape of brick
house oil III rooms. cellar. well. cslern and large
lot. squares south of the Statehouse-is offered
by Frank Smith. Real Estate Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

INV Books At MRs. A. THOMPSON & Sons :
No Name. by Wilkc Collins: Lady Audley's Sc
cret; Aurora FIoyd: Somebody's Luggage.
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tyne Name" by Wilke Collins. author of
THE Woman In White, just received ut Bowen.
Stewart K Cos. 30 81
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~ Why should aigger avoid diving in win
teri Because summer i the time for black
Deriving.
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TuK BEsr PIASos-Chickering 4 Sons and
Stsinway 4 Sons. at Willard 4 StoweIl's. No. 4
Bates House GIN
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NE the undersigned have this day formed Co. Part
nership under the hrm II Hume lord" and
viii continue the Dry Goods Trade the Trade Palace
Nos 2s and 3 West Washington street Mr. Fletehss
may be found ~s Counting Room
LAMBS n HlJAE
tas.6 d1s kI<.AR V. LORD
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Jerry wants to know why saddle on
horse with a lady seated on it. is like muel.
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sE The Typographical Union holds its reeu
lar monthly meeting this evening at o'clock.
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rs-sINGER 4 co - LErTER"A"FAM

sY-SlNGER co - LETTER"A" FAM
LILY SEWING MACHINE, with oil the recent improve
mcnts, IS the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAu1I-
FIJI Of all sewing machines. This machine will sew
thing from the running q. tuck Ia tarlean 10 the max
INK Of an overcoat-anythng from pilot or beavereoih
down the sofes gauze tissue aud l. ever
read do IT. work perfection can fell, hem bind,
gather tuck quilt aud has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This Is not the only machine that
fcl hem blni and forth, but II will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ming popular is,
asits name implies that can be folded into box
case which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work to upon The
ace Of every imaginable deseG-pain a. the wood grew
aative forest, deliberately finished
make them. |. n. SINGER CO.,
No asa Broadway, New York.
Rfay-Indianapolis Ofiice-No. Odd-Feows' Hall
Washington street aplS-d&wtlfebI 63
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IT. The shares OF Odd Fellows Hall stock are
Offered for sale Inquire ut this Office.
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- A COUGH. COLD. OR AN IRRITA

TED THROAT allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary aud Bronchial affections, oItentimes IN
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- Go 10 O. Il. Stout 4 Brc's for choice tur
keys. chickens and rabbits. Call early
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W. 4 III. GLENN.

OysrrRs--Tke best in the market. at o b
Stout < Bros, opposite Palmer House.
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We propose 10 publish. In pamphlet form. the able
ressiss 81 Judge Crsrrs Exkcrrvn Po~ss, the
eenprehensve and sercbe which has yet bees written
that sutjecf. with the address of the State Central
censtee the which produced the recent po-
s;iesl revelation In Indiana Both viii make pam
phies 81 10 pages. which will furnish 81 per hun
drsd This document should read by every citizen Of
Indiana. Address orders 20
ELDER, HARDNESS = BINGHAM,
November -. tss7 indianapolis, Ind.
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DtSsOtuttOn OF POffmtrshiD.
yUVBE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing urde
II the title Of H. 4. FLErcHEs Co.. has this day ex
pred BY limitation Hr. H. A Fletcher retires from th
nIm- James n Hume and 4. y. Lord alone author
ned TO Use the name Of ssid firm In liquidation
" A. FLETCHER,
J. n. HUME.
4. ". LORD