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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

T AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
u 4 has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Yarns for sale for cash or on time. Also
variety OF Oity and Village Property; and choice
which he will exchange for EARNS, City or Persons
Property. Oaloe In Atwater Building, Nos. and 8,
Sd floor. mayl7
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES!
~ lfOrmeriy ofthe hrm OF Littlea Ksyes, } has
9Dened Real E5tate ONCE IN Rouse'B Block, corner
q 5luPortOr5t and Public Square, and has constan tlY
On hand several acres Of nrst quality Farm
Ing Lands In the States OfL0Wa, Wisconsin and MiIa
seur 70 eLohangefoT city country property; aBol
ior slHinda Of BersonAl property. PArtsoAIh psids
ssnsassrg eHrif.tl15
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28
REAL FsTATE.
pRAYTON & ST0OKWELL
= ZEAL KRTATE ARENYa.


a'' sS e: insaaos Ass oos S9S sa9sSI .'F'o1A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01


Ne disastrous consequences will be proportion
4 20 the magnitude Of the transactions. For,
aer all. this Act OF Congress Is only modified
nm of the New York free banking law of 1885,
ifh the best points of the State law left out
Your Committee have aimed 10 show the ma
Ire. and inherent detects. OF the National Cur
e.cv Act They have described the evils which
I'LL befall the people OF this country u the cur
ency BECOME deprecated as they believe 1t IN
.yitblv nItst should this system be persevered IN;
nd they have attempted TO portray the disas
tstrous Consequences 10 the character and credit
,f our general government, il il allow itself 10
De involved in this uncallel for and dangerous
financial measure.
+ 1t would have been easy to show that the wei
fare and interest Of the United States Govern
meDt are identical with those OF the people, IN
the existing bank capital OF the loyal States
now amounting 10 three hundred and thirty mi
lions--also. in the circnation-as before stated
one hundred and sixty eight millons-and de
posts much larger still; inasmuch a. these banks
are the financial instruments for welding th'
concentrated capital OF the country. But you
Committee have purnosey avoided everything o
a private or even local character; being deSi
rou'oi treating the subject as of general, ratse
than special interest. they have looked at il iron
a national point Of view, patriots and not a
parti>Ahs They have regarded the veil hein
oil the whole community and not the interest {
any one class, calling, or profession
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

....a for non-paymeaf. Cor such banks dc
- saeif or other lawful oloDey Of the
49, - viii, which % redeem Their bills.
TLer count on keepins iner D'..s "nSa'' = 49,
oklv <suree of rrdht Ire Hl.. y = - ~.
buk benz pro;estcd, are sent . 49,, ~
relesotion AT such TINE. IN CRISIS, 'ne
Gdyeinnent has 40 spare funds win Naich ~
tale 10 bank bills ImPortations nave s1iien ol'
.ha ysee;nfs for duties are lessened. NothiS 20
mi's ~. 10 Dot the United States bonds on ne
,,,-le, and cell .hem for what they Will orine
Tlr mount il lsrge, but there : no help Tor W.
O,<4isrd of the Whole ihree-hundFed millions
- retained to Washington under protest;
h-g,,ooose tho amount i only bali that sum,
80 - he found. under scsh circumstance, TO
ha.~eoT eftv cents on the dollar for tltY millions
of,;,es states bonds, especially when Il Is known
III. ,here are Two hundred aud ffly MILLIONS more
-. 49, 10 forced on the matket under similar
c;r-,r,stancess Where then IS iae credit Of the
REC state Government Prostrate, broken
a., h the vain effort TO sustain so-cai led
naigL Il currency. Why should the people ioi
oEeySoment coubtenancea plan traucat with sucr
dagger, or even such possibility OF daiger to OIL
cohtryl Very likely. too, this calaphy may
beiin as when not only domestic troubles harras:
bt1foreign complications most threaten the peace
OF tur land
We have already seen in this State the opera
.pn TN. y = ike law of New York, on small scale
- State stocks are selling al present =
49,. ,an5red"ver par; but Ia 1881, when ont
S,rcsd on the marketsaand dollars IN them wei
n.,red nv them. they wefedeem bank notes =
-. .hirtv per cent. Sdat reductoh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

obiee, Of their iuooirs A scheme 10 provide
nas;a-.f currency secured Is luited St4tef
sto~ka Is az two vssi importiuce - t1e voo'e
oe,ri- ana roserattsut 81 ffis eeunifts q ee
lcsr.e4 Isl any partial, orsaere prpiessioissl con
sideratous
A men. thefclose sccustomci q ibFestigs sc
ouest.sas Of finance is.t - business nen stroy
,hs,r sti,.ss. your COMMITTEES desirsto submit ne
re,.,lt Of their researches. MOI y any sp.ut q
cav. or fault hadiBg--far ifomit--bs' with deep
convictions hat lhe sGhieet IS 80 grave, anu
frauabt With possible consequences - moment
COS. that the best thoughts oi your Commi'tee
NAV fat 70 % 4 justice
Various amendments we're suggested before me
p.zsaae 81 The Act but not atuptei: tles ma
be Incorporates hereafter; OF. The lac may D. r.
peqIeI 1li0gefhsr, boo. of preset purpose nus
be regarded a. il stands OF the Statute BOOK.
Three imgoran. questions demand se''ol'
consideration:
1t What is this scheme 10 pFoF'de IA
tioual cuneacy'F -. .-...,.o.
o. What viii be the effect 81 the p'oPose'
.u-grocy on tie interests OF the peopief
"A What will be the probable consequence
-. National Government
| pr As TO the plan: Section Of the "a" pro
;sss ,kst ATTY number OF persons ho1 80 VI
- become an association Tor the paFp0s
Section enacts that the capital j
than 500 900. but in th
SectlaH provide
-iial stock shsl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
ErnrbarIsm nnston.
] following s from lhe Boston Post:

The following ) from the Boston Post;
Photograph OF the young girls shoulders
whipped 10 The House Of Reformation is request.
Ell "a a cempaniOu ior that photograph oil the
back OF a whipped southern slave, much exhibit
ed OF late by sesthetic Leiguers
This allusion viii be understood bs those who
viii read the following statement from tie Bos
ton Bulletin:
"HAYNAUlsN ~ TEE HoUsE or REFoRsATIoN.
Edwin Wright. J ohm q Rogers, Isaac Anles and
Sebeus c. Maine, the judge. OF tie Police Court.
and the Judge OF Probate-wh9 are the inspectors
OF prisons for Suffolk county. and whom We have
reason TO believe are men OF veracits--hase jus
made report OF their last inspection to the Boar,
of Aldermen. in which they expose brutahi,
which we trust will not be suffered 10 pass b.
lightly.
ITO be brief. according to their report, ID
prisoners are half starved in the house OF correc
tion and in the house of reformation treform~
ton, indeedi) girl seventeen wears Of
been hogged by the superintendt"
struck her with all my mi
/ WELD Sou.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
TIC
Led sey eral
.yNs Voc dislllclIy

r-.vNS were distinctly
-.uers when the inspectors Wis
r,eu the institution seven days after. Ia the
course OF the investigation they were informed
that in the BOYS department the punishments are
sometimes inflicted with al ordinary wagon whip
by the superintendent in person.
Besides this barbarity. the inspectors state
that, with the exception of the House OF Reior-
nation tor juvenile offenders, where one spacious
bathing Tub is used, call the prisons are provided
with the ordinary bathing tubs, from three to
seven in number. nieced side toy side, at distances
of from II = "a inches apart, in open rooms.
with no screen OF protection whatever; aud ~
these publicly exposed tubs, the prisoners, men,
women and girls, in their respective departments,
in groups of from three to seven, are required 70
perform their additions. Old offenders, young
offenders girls of nine and ten years OF age, alike
must disrobe themseive s, and IN full observation
of their feOws and officers in n state Of utter
nudity. enter the bath, perform its DUTY. and par
/ take of its reireshment.'
! In the name OF humanity are not the 'Greeks
AT our doors ana would it not be as well for US
/ TO turn our attention to some OF the hoggers OF
white women at the North as we'll as their broth
er brutes further sOuth who have had the screen
OF law and the poor excuse OF a difference 0
color and the right OF ownership OF their victims
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
Specimen oE Poiiticai Clergy man
"A NEristeriat Wltticism.

From the published proceedings of recent
public meeting held III San Francisco We copy the
Among the many speakers OF the evening was
Rev. Thomas Starr King, who, aluding TO the
work Of the Sanitary Association OF the Pacific
Coast, said: W had sent S409 GOO in gold to
suffering soldiers at the East-$4s5 Ou0 rather.
through the blessed influence OF Providence and
Salmon p Chase, aud these TWO were team
when harnessed together
The piey Of the political clergyman is well
displayed in the closing lines OF the above in the
very reverent aliusion TO Divine Providence and
Mr.. Chase a. forming grand team when har-
messed together" Il is no wonder that the
churches are losing the respect OF the people
when such clerg,men as King are its authorized
exporenTs - Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

meeting of bank officers was held in New
York city on the 9Th OF December last. at which
the following report oil the committee previously
appointei-Messrs JoHx Z WILLIAMS aud JOIN
l. EvERErr-io report on 1.-The National Bank
Currency Ac, to its prospective effects upon the
currency OF the nation aud the national credit"
was read and adopted. The committee discuss
the proposition Submitted with great ability. in
good spirit aad with eviden; sincerity. The
currency system of nation affects all of its
citizens. anu is one OF vital importance no, only
! 10 the national credit. but 20 individual prospect
~. Hence new system should 6e attempted
without due consideration This review of the
National Bank Currency Act il most searching.
and we think clearly demonstrates that it viii be
disastrous in is operations upon the currency of
the nAlioH aud The nstioual credit. We have re-
sardsd the report of sufficient Importance, a
l clear exposition Of the workings OF the cur
rency system. to place il before our readers. and
We think 10 one will rise from it, pesusal without
being interested. aud eEg btenei in the topics dis
cussed
The Committee report ~ follows:
At meeting of hank officers held on the 9th
of October. a committee was appointei 10 report
the Natieual Bank Currency Act, as 60 It's
prospective effects vpon the currency Of the IA
<ion an the national credit; aud report what
Action. II any. iesoises upon tire bank in the
premises
The undersigned members Of a comu,itt.e thus
appointed. beg leave 20 report As folio~s:
The system reiersed % Ia The fsrsgoiEs resolu-
ton. i authofixei bv an act pasSti at the lss,
ee>1ou Of Congsess eatitiej. Ia kct 20 provide
oU.<ooaI correncs secures b. 1biedgs u UpT-
; - Stsft< olpeks. and "a proyidefor the crcuz-
len end f<aamp1fou fhncok"
H6v eios<1m - enhtecs may be connected
- - $1,000 OF indisidnal nov
- 11(nenco = - do' not make The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

have another Presidential election. but ne don't
A"ov whether sc wii. or not. Fhati- i'e'ef' pe'
out T. - hos the idea aill strike tie le0ple
be plain usesniar i, that the republicans re
SO Shaping mAusr- tlst when the ume comes 10
noid me next lftsi lenfial election a pfociamt
ton VIII appear declaring. as "a military Eeees-
sity,' the election spostponed for the present.
Let the people watch AID pray. Cor assuFedly they
viii be led into temptatiAn X
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
FOR SALE.
United States Marshal's Sal
District Of indiana.

FpY VIRTUE or a CERTIFIED COPY or a DECl
. and Nendltiuui eNPOh to nle ISSUED, AID Dire
By IT,, Cieik Of the United states District Court fer
District q Indiana viii, the Attn day OF Jasu.
ls64 AZ the 1.-the IF the Treasure OF STATE in The
OF Indianapolis hetyeel. tie hours # 10 O'Clock
and O'Clock NJ % said aay, expose 90 sale al pu
omtc.y, IN ghe-t ler. for cash. SiG9 600 OF r
iv. per cetf. Slate Ssck the numbers IF the
tfcs;es o. which, and me respective amounts there
are a. follows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
Rober, /. Cutting

\
at rne OF Indians.
Peru and indianapolis November Term, lS63-
Railroad Company ct H.
NToTlcE Is HKREBY GWEN THAT ON THE l5Tn
day of January, A. D. $50, between .he a9uis 81
ten cock IN the forenoon add i'tF c"c ~ 'ne a'.
noon of said dsy at TIE Court house IA te CITY 81 nu'
annapolis County Marion o'a STATE 4 lndians' the u
dcrsjged the Marshal Of tire Uned states OF the ID tc
sfresa;d hv vim 10 OF certified copy Of The deere
rendered and made by th- Court IA The above enleu
cause red by the Cl- of SAID Court vii sell AZ -ne
and rights of tie aid Peru and ndiaR>fofis r>nfoS"
Company to-wC
tending from Peru in The County o. Miami aiif s.ae =
Indiapa through the Counties az Miami Howard, TptoIr
Hamilton aud Marion 10 Tie City Of Indianapolis, III saw
County Of Il arion aud all and ngusT the pnd ai real
ate q which the sai Railroad Company w., the 9Th
day Of Magch 1856 nov i seized orfoSsessed TO-
gether with ali the land under and ON e - Of the
track he whole width aud exienstS the said Com
pany is seized po<sred OF Re same, together
with the superstucture, tracks aud ATS ,hereon and
the mi ICES yiaducts fences sspet rouis, and build
ings thereon, eng, carr, tooss, eriaIs. machinery,
snr all n sne psrSaa, ops,' al tS NJ
piece Of land exteiai f.e t sash ssn
Railroad acquired or be acquired by sad Compapy,
and the be built thereon. with the SUPER
structure ss rails placed be Piared thereon. and
ali tie sepo grounds acquired to b acquired and all
olber property real personal, scGuTe OF to be &C
CURED by said Company and a'sosi the tolls rents and
income be had levied from the said fairosc ex-
ending from Peru T. Indianapolis and the exiension
thereof TO the Lake Erie, wba AID st Louis railroad
now called the Toledo ard Wabash Railway Company,
and an franchi rights aud privileges Of the ssd Peru
and indianapolis Railroad Company Of m TO or concern
ing the same and any ard every part thereof.
The rents and profits Of said properly viii first be
offered sale ann upon failing tn realzc sufficient
sum to satisfy demand due upon said decree. will
at the same time and pac ia ike maine. nier for sale
the fee simple Of the soperiy effects, rght- aud fran
chse above described ordered to be Sold the property
OF the Peru and indianapolis Railroad Company in the
above entitled suit.
The Nil: be made without relief FROM the valuation
and apraiSemcnt IF state nf I"da"@' sd ~'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
FKoM WARRINGTON.

How tlsc southern People Receive the
Presidents nessage-Public Senti.
meht Of the southern $iates-PiOts
OF tac ssepubIicanst o Res tain Power
NO more Negro Prisoners TO be IA
kan-Gcnerat determination OF tn G
Blacks by their Pretended Friends.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

IotaL..--- 1890. .-.........-...-.s lOs,Uve
Each certificate will be sold separately ard in the or
der above gwen, bat IN viii eiiher OF said
caes be struck OF and sold by Tor less than
tyve per Of the par value thereof Certf afes OF
purchase will be by executed aud delivered 70 the
pnrchsser which under ana by The Of the decree.
viii tite the purchaser the said certf aies of
stock plrchaed regularly Transferred by the i1s IF
Indiana provided. certificates issued a in case
OF a regular transfer.
D G. ROSE, U. $. Marshal
December 4ih lss3-decs-ttilIjsn4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
TAKEN UP.
Il DIRK RROU.s' .u.f1E.

Am FRIDAY TIKI 25Ta OF DECEMBER, BY The
Z undersigned. a dark brown Mare, ID hands hieil
The owner can have same by proving property aud
paying charges. Apply AT John Sulivan,s Liver
Stable East Pearl street. +. j. ElNIOS.
dec2S-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01


rights ana claims Of the judgment re-
cd 81 the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Com
against said peruand indianapolis Railroad CON-
in the fan Of ss5 in the Circuit Court Il Marion
y, indiana, for 81 ,5Z1, ami which judgment has
assigned 10 FTancis +. eating. The purchase
must be- paid a. tire time the propsrty S struck
and rpOn default the property may again be Of
nj sold, The puscha-fr failing 70 pas Icing re-
be for a;y loss tpoD lie re- flering.
DAVID g. ROSS, T. : Marshal.
HENDERSON. EESDhIcEs < HOKD. A;y's for Com
niber Is. iSG2. no~2e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
NOTICE.
indianapolis, Pittsburg and Cleve-
land Railroad Company.

CASH DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. FREE
from Gavernrserf Tax. the capital STOCK of the
i1alanapclis Piusbnrg and Cleveland Railroad COM
pany has been Declared, payable az the ofce Of the
COMPANY At indianapolis on the 18th day Of January
rex. Transfer b0oks closed the 18TH and win oreu
on the sIst % December.
AnincTesse Of the capital stocz q the Company
ordered 10 the amount of ihree huntred thousand dol
lars thirty per upon the present capital which
may taken pro by stockholders they stood
the book. on the 18Th nsi. Information A. 10 details
will be given D. the Secretary application The
plas earnir year lss3 appropriated by
dlr of the Board exsring contracts for equip
menis indianapolis terminus and ether improvements
the road
= - = EDwsKD KING. s<erstsr1-
Insslsu4posis. Dec. 1lss. lsss. e.}nn1lyA1np
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
htiohs the.
e en- Of sl.assay.


t.e Geoel States or % ending 4.
r ne should double the three hundr,
adduond meA the President has called 70.
haee ut negroes INTO our armies and would d,
zoe South be justified in using the same we,ponY
The New Yer il before Us II will be an i'm
porani one for the future of the country. A
Presidential election il a, hand. when the people
vii hs called upon 20 approve or rcpulate the
party r. power. And that election places new
and ..rave responsibilities upon each and every
ct.zen We believe thst petce--li lp.s..oie and
lust peace--eould be copqscsed AMI the Union
sssiorei bv the re.s,. alton of the Democratic
ns-tv s.s~~er. representing as il does the con
n OF the n,t:oa Aud every nan who
tkas leieves has a duty devolving upca hun.
gave nd responsible. from which he cannot
shrink. My sc not c,ll upon al who sincerely
desire peace and Union to give their time. their
ability and their means 10 accomplish so noble
work? Does it not behoove M n catering upon
this new year and may it be 4 blessed year in It's
history, to labor diligently for the true interests
OF the nation. casting aside all personal ambition
AMI mere party prejuices to restore the glory
and prosperity and happiness of ths old Union?
Gsi grant H.
Desire not % live long bur t. Ire 'ce1;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
FoR SALE.

Valuable Farm for Sale.
.UABLE FART IOR SALE WELL SUITED
Dairy ana AasSct purposes. containing 100
firms VI 81 acres ea1h- e1sae mile east Of fn-
a good grave road 70 tie ety. constant
strea water throu4 *. leo un6er cultivation
good Oni dngs and sFsr hlT1 sugar maple orchard
anc two orchards Of spol< peach ire- one Of N. m
large and OF tie 49, col fruit and almost every
other arie'y q fruit ioznd well improved farm u
its size and position.
Dor terms, &c inquire on the premises Of the pro-
pretor ABSER POPE.
dec2i -d3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

psris Of everr State. must be subject 70 the laws
of exchtase. VII 10 arcBs infsl.Dle as the laws
II eravitsf on. aud nece-siiato discount On bAs'k
Ill payAhles.t distance from Business cenifes.
Sgsa etea reiet usoie in specie Paper curtcnc},
merely, IS poor enough AZ best. Why thea shcuiu
the government be eiiling 10 give the PEOPLE an
inferior paper currency. when u commands
supe. Tor onef That IS the question:
Another point deserves consideration The
total amount OF currency AUTHORIZED y. lsf Ma
tonal Bank Act Is three hundred.mii Ii0hs'of dol
lars Does any one believe that 90 large sum
eau be added % the present paper circulation 81
this couatry without causing undue imitation OF
prize ia every commOdityf
The amount 1t legal tender notes IN circula-
zion nav be set down at......... sk00 900 600
In Nay last the bank note ciIcula-
ton Of the loyal States smoun;ed
Total.........-.... $3.50, 400 100
Now, il you add to tic foregoing $500 .O0O, 600.
Natioual Bank curfelscy. will not the inevitable
/ tendency De 10 great depreciation Of DaFes, a.
+ comp.red with god, creating enhaseed prices.
and increased exgense of liyings 20 every Class oil
! saeietvT IL MIST be remsahered, too. that We
+ a,a an he eyeOf further issue OF legal ten
a., f" in ~ e,rnI Of treasury notes bearing i've
-, cont atsrest. Thee Eotes are legal tender
4 for The t.ce of them. Fifty millions have recent
IL heeu sold by the government, unler ia"
a,,f,rizi.g the issue Of $f00O0O,O00; leaving
eq50 900 600 vet at the disposal OF the govern
- a., s-ins:dered wise, or pFuueh'' y
..t currenc,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
The Nat,ona, Currency system

Desire not % live long tu: e. Ire lre1;
How long we i've, not years. bur actions tell.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
uNDE RTAKER.
mARsHAL'S SALE.
United Stairs STarShal'S Sale.

Ia the Circuit Court of
the United states, District
Of Indiana.
November Term, lS63.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

Peru and lndianapoIis
Railroad Company et. nj.