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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

large amount OF -four. wheat and hog pro-
duct has been purchased speculation the last
Three months which could no' be sold nov With
our submitting 20 heavy lozses, and rather than
dothis. holders prefer trusting The future, and
VA ting Tor something 20 Hturn up
Flour and Wheat have been ies iected. Corn
steady, and the demand moderate. Oats, owing
to an army demand. are 2G3c higher Rye dull
ana lOe lower Barley declined l0c and dull.
hlsky unchanged, with a limited demand,
though Il has declined &c gallon in New York.
Butter IN better supply and lower. Wool Is dull
ana prices nominal. Those who made the con
tracts about the 1t Of March at 81 900 a pound.
would now gladly sell them S0c. Dealers DO
not ieel disposed 70 pay over 65d70c. There i
a very unsettled feeling i'm this article
In provisions there has been very liItle done.
excepting IN sugar cured hans. which are still IN
good demand al l0dl0LSc Mess pork and lard
are not saleable excepting at a decline. which
owners are not willing 20 submit %. IL Is hardly
worth while giving quotations for either.
There has been some demand for bulk shout
ders, from New York. to fill Government con-
tracts. aud sales have been made at 4 to 41lc
loose, and at the latter rate packed and delivered
AZ points IN the interior on a railway. Lard can
be bought at 81 TO 934c: bulk sides at SD 70
So Bacon shoulders sold yesterday at 4s4c,
packed. Hams in sugar pickle are worth Z t.
712c, according to quality, and are in demand
and We understand that as high as &C has beer
paid for some.
The grocery IN Tket, excepting in the small
way. s dull. bat there is fair jobbng demand
Raw sugar and molesses are steady, but coffee i:
easier; refined sugar is lower, and dull.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
WAN ..
M EOiCAL.
DIR. Ludlum's Specific,
ionorrhna, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENER ALTON.

rzyHE Gonorrhcra or commonly called Clap l. us
a gusting maladv. and i well known 70 require
any explanation, il IS easy % be got but i dircut 10
get clear 81 Il i companion that few admire, per-
vAdes all classes II soceyboth male and female, rtch
and poor both married and single. Although sotroube-
some in itself so distressing sometimes fatal. II is
disease the treatment II which, has generally been
worse than the disease Itself Tue common fashionable
treatment il first deprive you q all business then
comes Of ation-iiying on bread and tea,
water Cruel OF some kind of slope you musttAen be bed.
cupprd lssched combined with nausea ng medicines,
injections. lotions o,Btmens. and warm fomentz IONS
Every few days the Inedcpes changed aisd after
some months n this wsy. which The patient
great forfude fer fear OF exposure he a. dis
charged or discharges hse with irritsblf uretcr,
sweed teStice. enlargement of the prostrae glands
or a disease Of the neck Of the bladder
This specific. which acts like charm. with Few coses
on aose disc and quite take. and which
has cured thousands IN New York. Phiadelphis, bst
more and many II the Southern cities. - certain and
eeciua remedy, thasIakeS rapid andpernaneni cure.
without regard dix drink exercise. except ~resf
ling junpng over-strainng- This reunedy = un-
eaaaed anyhng yet discovered for the cure Of those
diseases II Is extracted from plants and per-
fectly af. i purely vegetable IL contains no ier
curry that you expose yourself 20 all kinds 81
weather, without The esst danger from the medicine.
And II you careful IN wrapping up your paste. you
will have smell from 81 "a that you not
deprived from going into company, or being detoc'edhy
nearesf friends
This i no quack rnesfcsse remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular physician and
confidently recommended 70 the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-Soue T. genuine without The signature OF
tie proprietor r Davidson, around the box All
uimos; rigor ofthe law.
w.F. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan2s-dsmis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE
MaSS Meeting
AT INDIANAPOLIS,
Wednesday, Goth May, 1868,

The Democratic State Central COMMITTEE Of
Indiana in response to numerous suggestions
made to its members by citizens of the various
counties. do most respectfully and cordially in
vi,e their political friends-and all Others who
sympathze in their views for the preservation Of
our Government-to assemble in Mass Conyen-
ton at INDIANAPOLIS. on WEDNESDAY
the Doth day of MAY. at 10 o'clock. A NJ there
tn CONSIDER the questions which now agitste the
public mind and to take such counsel together
as will most certainly secure Tue blessings of
liberty pence and unity 10 distracted country.
Arrangements have been made with the fol-
lowing roads running INTO indianapolis. for half
fare tickets.-the particulars of which will be
hereafter announced:
Cincinnati. Madison Jacksonville, Bellelon-
tame. Terre Haute. Peru and Central
The New Albany and Salem. and Evansville
and Charlottesville. have also agreed TO a similar
arrangement.
The following speakers. in addition to those
of our own State, have been invited to address
the Convention:
Brooks of New York;
Col THOMAS II. SEYMOUR of Connecticut,
Hon JAMES W WALL of New Jersey,
Hon. c r. BuoKALEw of Pennsylvania;
Hon. ". A RICHARDSON Hon. JAMES c. ROB
Ixsox, Hon. JAMES q ALLEN, Hon. o. II. BRowN-
ING and r. I MEREicK. Esq OF Illinois: and
Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEroN, Hon 5. 5. Cox
aud Hon. {. l.. VALLANDiGHAM. of Ohio.
The Committee hope that every citizen who
can, will attend the Convention aud make it a
demonstration worthy the occasion which de
mands it. Come BY railroads. come in wagons,
come on horseback. come on foot, and manifest
your determination to maintain law, order, peace,
the liberty and rights OF the citizen; and restore
the authority of the Constitution over an united
country. GEORGE McOUAT.
Chairman of Central Committee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
From the Gin -innati Price Current. April22
Financial and Com ni e TCsai sum nm ary
for the Past week.

The decline in gold keeps all kinds of business
at a stand still, and dealers are ouly buying from
hand TO mouth. all avoiding going in debt, and
few disposed to trust the future for rise or fall
in values of any article Of commerce
The demand for money has been even lighter
than usual, and short loans are being negotiated
with ease when the security is satisfactory Cur
reucy is abundant, and idle capital accumulates.
with no use for il, excepting in the purchase of
real estate. which. At present. Is paving better
than anything else. There never has been such
demand for houses since the first cabin was
built n this citv and it Is next 10 impossible to
get house to i've in. Rents have advanced
fully fifty per cent but II j not the rent. but
the house, which is the primary consideration.
The general stagnation in business has made il
peculiarly dull Third street There Is very
little doing in coin, there being but little offering
and no local demand The demand for exchange
has been moderate. and rates remain hereto
tore The premium on Kentucky and Indiana
c currency has declined Quarter masters checks
and Certificates Of deposits are in demand. and at
higher rates than eg were II week ago: indeed
al binds Of Government securities have al
vanosd The quotations for coin, exchange, &c.
Il the close we're n follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
Starftfng news.

We understand that the Governor has received
seiegrsphic dispatches from one BEows. JoSEs,
SMITH, or THoxPsos, that Nashsifie, brown
county. j. occupied by three thousand Reoeis.
The dispatch states that the town - 'or'ne''
and that the Rebels are prepared to resist any
forces which nav be cent against them TINS
report or Dispatch may be true. but We are 'ncin-
ed 70 believe that the SMITH. JOINS. or i HoNF-
con who forwarded such jispatcbto the Com
msnder in Chief OF the Army and Navy OF In
diana. was slightly inclined TO humbug dis TX
cellency; or else was humbugged himself we
ferveutly hope and trust tina. the news by mail or
private couriers will not confirm this startling
telesrapbic report.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

In the Sentinel of to day (or yesterday it was
truly stated that this order never had existence
in this or anv Northern State This statement the
journal denies. Now reler any to u
gentleman OF the city who Is fully informed
about the Knights. knows the origin of the order,
and once had copy of their oath all Of
he derived from Southern members OF Congress
some OF whoI were avowed members. and some
opposed To il. The gentleman we sliude TO
members the oath. and can repeat IL in substance.
Ii the Journal wishes to publish the whole
truth let IT, when it publishes all about the secret
society which it says exists among portion of
the Democrats, also publish the OATH of the
Knights of the Golden Circle, and the oath of the
Republican secret society.
Would it not be better to be candid and state
the whole truth. rather than such part only as Is
calculated To increase tho anmosity already TOO
common among rs
We do not thus write by way of begging any
thing. for this is the first tiue opponents
gave Democrats high s,anding nickname. aud
tls Democrats might profit as well Under the cog
nomen of Knights rs the. diu under such given
them in a reproachful sense as Locofoco." or
I" Butternut." for instance. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23


~We now commence the new era that will
bring disaster these hGme traitors. The draft
IL about To come . The iron hand j.
about TO close on Northern traitors .
Now. indeed. commence to deal with our
home trAitors.-T Chic 20 Tribune. 18th.
Ii the Administration has any friends in this
quarter. they will endeavor stop the bllb OF
this shallow calumnIatOr It's coarse abuse of the
people would stir the very of the street to
sedition.
vi the same purport is the following nom
the Washington (Forueys) Chronicle of last
Thursday
Ii one traitor eau be worse than another. it Is
n VINO sale from peril and comfortable in his
Ssn home. plots and counterplots in o.,Ier IN do
stroy has own Government
We can well understand whv the Peiar.l auth,
tiles should have been hnient heretofore
But t seems 10 u that the time for .iair,.,,,.
il uast: and We are right glad from the -.
items IL which We have referred To- h.liev. "a !,
the Governments - coming 20 the same eo,cl,
sion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS!!

Iu.u-A tall ofihe National Hotel Poisoning
The PRISONER OF STATE. ~ D. A. Mahoney, OF
the Dubuque Herald
TAR wAxDERINGs or BEAUTY, by Mr. Edwin
James.
NATIONAL TAX LAW amended with complete
cornpeudiurn of stamp Duties and The Decisions Of
the Commissioner Of Iu,crual Revenue.
IRON FURNACE or SECESSION AND SLAVERY,
by the Rev. J. n. Augbev. e Mississippi
ARBITRARY ARRESTS IN TIE SOUTH
sPREEs AND sPLASHEs. or DToH R~ceIlections Of
Town and Country, al
apr3l-3w. B0wEN, STEWART b COS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
EDuripr the Presidents recen, ,isi&o

srmy of the Rsppshsnnock. While he M pro
cecdiug in carriage. accompanied By Mrs lin
coin. tea grand review TIE troops formed line
On each side Of the way. A the Preside; : iai
cor,ege passed along the men rename: s,Lsnt
until passing through a bri eade which had been
Tesie~ed the day previous. the soldiers in a re
spectful manner requested Mr. Lincoln - send
along the Paymasier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

% Gov Morton. OF Indiana. has returned
from Washington. $40. O00 IN gold richer th,n
before he obtained this from the secret service
fund Of tie War Department. he will. withou,
Law Or authority. employ it in the default OF an
preparations resulting IRON the revolutonar,
proceedings of his party friends in the late legis
lAturs-I Milwaukee News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

CoNTRABAND CoMnIssIoN.-i- l. said in
Washington Dispatch to be understood there,
that Robert Dale Oven, DR. Hove of Boston,
and MAJOR Mckay of the army. have been ap-
polluted Commission to Investigate the cond
ton and necessities of the cOntrabands, and re-
port on the best means OF transferring them into
self sustaining lab0rers 1t is said one or more
of them viii visit Hayd to observe how The proc
lem thus sc, before them WAS there wrought out.
and how Ear its lessons are available IN orr case
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %.
rrTh. Jourp.l n an article ouop the K q

rE-The journal IN an article upon the X. q.
c.. says. There 10 mos; excellent reason for be
leving that the editor (of the seninel) belongs
70 the Order" There is most excellent reason
for believing tha, the editor OF the Journal hes
in making such stasemest. There Is not only
excellent reason for believing lhas the journal
editor lies in 30 stating but he kncss 70 - dong
that he sisers vilfulI and maieioas fsss~heoa.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

The weather has been quite seesonable and
spring like since our last. ana well adapted 10
vegetation: the growing wheat is doing we'll. the
weather being warm enough TO give il gradual
and healthy growth and not too warm 10 force
u The fruit trees are in bloom.
Business in all articles of home produce con-
iinues greatly depressed. and no disposition ex
hibited TO buy am article for export or on specu-
iaton nor - there much dispos ition 10 make con-
eessions in order to induce demand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
NEW BOOKS.
WEINBERGER & MULLER

AT TIE UNION DEPOT NEWS STAND,
EEAvE JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING NEW
"a NOVELS:
ANNETTE, or the Lady Of the Pearls" by Aexan-
der Dumas, Jr.
"A DARK NIGHTS WORK. by Mrs. Gaskill.
'CfkILLA,'' nv the author of the initials, &c
"SYLVGA'S LOVERS By Mrs. Gaskl.
"THE LADY Isle" by Miss VI. F. Braddow
'THE SCARLET FLOW rR,' by Pierce Egan, Esq.
They have also on hand the late publica ions, Maya
zines, lustrat papers. &c. &c.
Persons foud of good books aud good authors, will
member the place.
apr22 UNION r K DEPOT STAND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

The journal. OF Yesterday says we denied The
exi.tence Of the order of the K G.. C.'s. We
did not We have not. We did, however, deny
that the Democratic party. as party, was re
sponsible FOR the K g. C.'s, or any secret poliii-
cal organization. There may be such an or
rssization as the X. g. C.'s, in Indiana. 1T 90.
the Democracy have no more affinity with it than
IL has with abolitionism friend handed us the
following notice which he picked up in the State
House yard. which may enlishten th- public
somewhat about the X. @. CO:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

- glance over the country. S.ys the New
",A Journal OF Commerce. exhibits in the
- ~ ne Conservative men an army OF intel
leetHsi ability and social refinement which must
's-~foes - the grand dependence OF the
eoaHuf Oar eminent ex Presidents. our most
oi7'i"-e'S"ea judges, our venerable and VxiSe
statesmen. eaGiug men in an - -
Tie merchant prices at our great ci,,s. -. =.
cornpiished scholars. istinguisiled authors an
men Who are renowned the world over ~ pr-.
ments al American society anu psblie lifs n
belong 10 the conservative ranks. aud All So
tasty resist the tendency OF radcalisu to degrade
our national character
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

~ Col Nathan Lord. OF the 9th Vernon,
resimeni. has resigned. and returned to his home
IN Lawrencehurg, in this State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
FOR SALE.

rsyhs lot Of ground adjoining the north Of the block
Of buildings built 10y Kirkland Fitzgibbon on south
Meridian street the Union Depot 100 f. front by 30
feet deep will be sold in 20 % feet lots or the whole
OF il in one lot This IS valuable locality for persons
wishing 20 purchase business property the wholeale
business Of the city will be concentrated this street
and the property be bought for nearly onefouh the
prices ~ Washington property II has been DEM
trated by actual sales, that there has been many
goods sold by houses this street Washingo
street. and, il branch Of the business sold when
in business tobacco wholesale than anv m rec
houses Washington Street. The locality Of this
ground. for whole ale business has greater advantage
in the saving OF drayace than any other location in the
city, goods BE- delivered the pavement by all the
railroads. This advantage will half the rent Of a
store room on Washington street.
For Terms, enquire Of
p kIRI.AND,
Or, T. =. RYAN, No. 70, south OF the ground.
apr l5-d M
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

As the house cleaning time has arrived. it ma '
not be amiss to publish the following recipe for
the making of good whitewash We take /,
from late number of the Rural New Yorker.
the editor of which believes ii To be the best that
can be used:
White chalk is the best substitute for lime IS
4 whitew ASH very fine aud brilliant white
wash preparation Of chalk is called Paris
White This buy At the paint stores tor
three cents pound retail. For etch sixteen
pounds OF Paris White. We procure half a pound
ct wiate Transparent glue, costing enty II e
cents, fifty cents pound The sixteen pounds
Of Paris White IS about much as a person will
u-e III day IL j. prepared follows: The
glue Is covered with cold water al night, and in
the morning is carefully hetted without -corch-
ing. until dissolved. The Paris Whites stirred
IL with hot water enough To give Il the proper
y TX consistency for applying to the walls. AID
The dissolved glue i tbeu added and thoroughly
mixed. Ii Is then applied with the brush Ike
the common Lime " hite ash Except ON very
ARK and smoky walls and ceilings a single coat
L sufficient. IL j. nearly equal IN brilhaucy' to
n whtte, a tar more expensive article.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
X g

To. You are requested to attend a
meeting of the Order at g. this sening. at
the usual hour, on important business g
o. r. NJ p o.
b R. So. Scribe
Countersigned
There may be something in the order Of the
K q. C's. H4e r. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
DRY GOODS.
II O S I e r Y

SOn DOZEN COrTON HOSE, TO BK
ebOO sold at a small advance on last years prices
400 Gents and Boys, Half Hose,
the best and the lowest prices In this city
GBGDHs - a& In8,ncS.
20 Doz. ut whoies.ie at ssEe spring Retail
at sc per Skirt Of 20 springs.
$500 yards Thomas Beli a Cos celebrated
Linen from So 500, last years prices.
READY VI ABE SHIRTS.
500 Dozen shirts. warranted 10 ft and u1ade
of the msteTa-bought before the gres, rise and
offered price the material could be bought
NECK TIES,
Selected with the greatest careprces lower than any
where else
SUSPEN DERS.
large assortment. among which is the celebrated
KINGSTON BRACE.
SHIHT FRONTS.
Job 10, from New York Auciions) All Liners from
- 10 sc Ter dozen.
LINEN ANDJEAN DRAWERS.
AcomPlete assortment.
UNDER>HIRTS.
silk, Merino, Lambs Wool and Cotton.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Our stock Is the most extensive this city and befna
determined to make this important branch in our u
VIII give great Inducements dealers promising
to charge less than the market prcefor any article
TMONSSEN a. LAHEY.
81 w. Washington. street, Between
ItiInoisand Tennessee sss.,
mchle -'s3-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

Gov. SEYxorRs MrssAsE ~ Favor OF ALLOW
rSe rns soLDiIRs t. VoTE-PRorrsr AGAINST
CoaRcIoS-DENASD FOR cOSsrTUTioSAL
GUARANTEE
To The I<gislafUre:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
From N. Richmond Enquirer, 18Th
Getting ON n war footing

80, ,o,-s, vr,ru ma LsnIEs FoR va Ar Nc SILK
AND Lscss-ASp wiTH TnE Nh f'H "hfh'Ss
etorH.-rHE Wax RI GO on foE Two TEARS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-04
ad-nritsiag RateE.
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az once. the
Eeyy Twenty Year per Ct. Bom,is,
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ty Act of Congress, approved February %,
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uf $50, 800. 5000, $1,000.
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