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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-18

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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
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AaatOmg md Ptysioloyy o}the SeeVat 0rqo',s IN d
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indianapolis and Madison
"a "a n n zE aH - ED.
1868. q II - 1868.
New Arrangement fO Commence Hon.

NeW 1FT""gcWFhI 10 tothmence uOu.
day. feb. ,. sS6s.
VxNNO passenger trains daily (Sundsys excepsed) be
tween Indianspoi.. and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. at 600 4. N
and p NJ arriving Madison 10 50 A NJ and SO
p. NJ.
Leave the Depot at Madison az A. n. and 2.40 p NJ
arriving az indianapolis Al ii A. ". and 7.4n p NJ.
Trains ave COium us for I'm -hvlle AZ 2. " Y.
iug A. ~ v NJ Rriu' min leav- Kushve al A NJ
wing Al Columbus ~ IL Is A. N.
This Road frn~ line with the Madison 10,
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West
Tariff Of Freghfs a low as by any other route.
Shipper and erchants West will find IL 20 theiriuter
est 20 ship by thsn
feb2 ID. C. BRANHAN. superintendent
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Eron, aya>I,!ogtou.

WASHINGTON. February 10 - The recent
secure ol 1--we stock by the Custom authorities
a; tie Suspension Bridee, ha> caused AN nvcsti-
CATION which shows that during the first three
quarters al 1863 the imports into Canada ot live
stock from the United Sf,tes amounted To .3I9
cattle. 1.'5 >heeu. 10 .3b7 swine
Partial reports of rhe last quarter show a still
fur her import OF 277 horses. 664 horned cattle,
, 5a7 sheep and 5l7 hos
Al explanation l. asked for IN view Of such
importations alter the order issued prohibit
ing the expiration of articles which the present
policy required the detention OF.
Secretary Chase expresses surprise. in his re
ply of January 18Th. that the or,ier oi Nav 18th
ID - lttle effect in diminishing the expectation
ot live stock io C,nada and declares ms inten.
ton OF Immediately correcting the negligence or
misapp' ehen>ioa of the custom officers of the
froi tiers. but cannot IN ke an exception in favor
OF the parties who suffered loss by the seizure at
Suspension Bridge
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Manufacturers Of
Tin, Copper and sheet Iron Ware
We the only Agents for the City of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND Tnk
KEF'STD.s'E ss.sfsEOEe STOg'E,

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN, for which we have the
clu i've agcn.y l. offered ali who ia want OF
First CLASS COOK Nj SiUNF. with the utmost conf
dence that VIII Tot fail 10 please IN" most careful
hou>ekcepcr. II is iaptrd for wood or coal.
TIE G.HOD SAMAkifAN y has tiken the first premium
at tie Eleventh Annual indiana state Fair all other
Cooking Stoves.
TdE KEYSrBNE PARTyoR STOVE, for wood, with
donbe top and base, has than doubl the rad sting
surface OF her Stove of ts size. and will throw
heat with one-haf the wool Th> Stove having
beente>tr take pleasure ia pre-eng Ia he pub
lie a the best most economical Par Stove in the
ma set.
Agents for Indianapolis for Heller Young's old
tab shed
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

UE ARRlSOyS' BANK.-No. 10 East Washington sire
III opposite the Sentinel Office may4
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IN SUR AHCE.
INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company.
Indianapolis, indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,

CUP sTAlRS.)
Capital .....- ...... 100000.
ENS. RES DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Rarues II IS, Grain aud Live stock therein against
lo>s and daInag. by nre or the of seven
year
DiEEcroRs-J : Harvey. Frederick Braggs, C. C. OHn
W.. - b>on md annapolis: Jonn ~. Hutton Richmond
OFTICER j - Harvey, President. Frederick Bragg
Vice President: Frederick Braggs, Treasurer; Wm. I
Gibson. Secretart.
&. e. O'.IN, General Agent.
eEFEEENcE.-Wm. 4. peele. TX Sec State, Centre
vile. Andrew Walace ESQ. Merchant, VIM T. No>sinrer
Cashier ~ Nlt't Bans a. A fl-tchev. 70. Mrcrhant
r. Acton all, Ait1r ey az btw, Josiah Locke. Esq OF
Locke Bro h. J. PEEK Ese, President /. II { l. Rail
rosd TO- lndisnapi> John feter~Ou, Fsq, stephen r.
wixsiu>. Merchant Kichuund b. r. wiiau>on kSq
Attorney at Law, Greeuca,e. e. Ill., $50. Pitsbero
Harry d. sce't, Esq. Terre HAute N. e. Culver. Ese
nPpecsnO-- nove DIM
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PROM Hartford, Conn,

HARrFaRD. February Il Tie Union Conven
ton to day nominated Governor Buckinghlm aud
the whole of The present ) aie officers
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

The following is cut from the London Illustrated
Times which Journal. finding the shoe to mt, grace
fully puts il on =
SHAKESPEARE MANGLED.
On the night the Russian officers went to Nib
los theatre, in New York, hear Booth the actor,
the following was substituted for passage in one
of Shakspeares plays. and was received with dea-
fening cheers by the audience =
a" ambassador from Rus,ia-Our august En-
peror
Doth send us to convey his high congratulations
" '-ibc Lincoln You. returning,
Convey thanks to the Emperor of Russia
Your august master. for his congratulations;
And in this war wage against the South,
And our revolted States. We hope he will
Adhere to his neutrality These high
Congratulations he doth send.
Trust, will not prove void and empty, as
Those sent hither by the Queen Of England,
She. from her island realms to Washington sends
Her sympathy. while from her ports convenient
Sail the galley armed and pirate crafts. to
Rob. destroy, and burn our barks that trade
With the Indies. Such hypocrisy and double
Dealing shall meet its just reward. We
Understand the game she plays. When this affair
OF our reyolted States is quelled.
She shall our attention have. Then woe
Re to her and hers. For every unsuspecting
Bark destroyed, for every galley burnt. she
Shall return four fold. or, by all the gods
OF General jackson she rules no more in England.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
England and America--lS63.

Tile following heightened and expressive poem
is taken from the new volume Of poems by Rich.
ard Mcnckion Mines. lately elevated 10 the English
peerace under the title Of Lord HopShtoa. He i
one of the most respected and beloved noblemen in
England. man Of comprehensive inter1ect. cN
quisite culture and refinement He Is distinguished
for the Of his character and the unweaTed
practical benevoence of his life. His friendship
to country has always been strong and steady,
We know that in the sultry weather,
Men toiled for as in the sieamnc room,
And IN our minds we hardly set together
The bondmans penance and the freeman loom
We never thought the Jealous gods would store
For us i'll deeds Of time-forgot,en graves,
Nor needed that the Mayhower one day bore
A freight Of pilgrims, and another slaves.
First on the bold rpholders Of the wrong,
And last on Us. the heavy laden years
Avence the cruel triumph> Of the strong
Trampej affections and deriiei tears.
Labor. dgraded from her high behest,
Cries'Yc shall know am the living breath.
And not the curse Of man le shall have Rest
The rest of Famine and the rest of Death.
o. happy distant hours =. that shall restore
Honor TO work. and pleasure 10 repose.
Hasten your>teps jus; heard above the war
OF 'nildering passions and the crash Of foes.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
Ballion Overland.

The large amount Of bpiion How >hjpHed
from the Western ceast has To encounter many
perilS before reaching lis destination on the
Eastern seaboard. and Stree the blockade of the
ports on The coast OF Mexico. is likely To become
still farther exposed. I; is i.ttle singular
that nobody has suggested The transportation
of this treasure overland l. IS true the over
land mail has suffered occasional difficulty with
the Indians OF the deSer- but tie lnllsns waut
bread and not bullion They have % q ser
The large masses Of gold and silver. aud coase-
quently the insurance would bc small The
actual cost Of trauSpor;ati, n DiuSt ne consider
ably less than What is BOW paid to The compa-
nies, and the saving Of time Is au item Of no
snail Importance.
II we estimate the gold prodcc, Of the next
year al $4,000 600. ard the silver product at
! Sl2.000.000. then we shall have an aggregate
weight of about 240l pounds per day; aud
supposing the above proportions 10 be pre-
served, a load Of 100 pounds would be No,,h
sbout $4,000. II Is said the present rates
of freight and insurance amaaui to near fya
per cent, which would amount t. $1,000 en- a
load OF 2,400 pounds Everybody knows that
less than one bali the above amount would pay
freight and insurance overland Again. il we
take the gold product alone. leaving cot the
silver. We shall have 100000 ia load of
2,i00 pounds. This at two per cent. for freish,
and insurance would give the overland carrier
81 900. instead of some $4,000. as now paid
1t is believed that all the treasures now shipped
from the Western coast can be transported
overland for about one dollar per pound. At
this rate, ~ tons of gold would cost $50 000
and If we pay the insurance at one per cent on
S3S 900 900. we shall have S3S0000 more,
making an aggregate Of S530O00 as the whole
cost; whereas, the present rates by steamer
amount to about 81 100000 The overland
mail company is now receiving one million per
snnum for carrying the mail. 1t Is estimated
that their mail freight will average about 600
pounds per day for the whole distance each
way. or equal 10 one ton counting one way. If
this be so, 1t is clear that they could afford to
carry seventy five tons more for about $3.50 600,
which is less than one pc cent.
In all the aspects OF the case in which we
can view it, there seems hardly doubt that
great risks would be avoided. and a large
amount saved by changing the shipment of
treasure from the long and dangerous sea
| voyages to the more rapid and more safe
transit overland. Carson independent
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

YANKEE NosHUSs-The noshun that skule
houses are cheaper than stats prizins.
The noshun that men are better crop 10
raise than anything else.
The noshun that people who have braiDes
enough kant he covered by any body but
themselves
The noshun that the world is the market for
a mans wits.
The Doshun that if you can't make man
think az you do, try to make him do az you
think
The noshun that the United States is liable
at euny time to be doubled, but ant liable at
any time to be divided.
The noshuu that Uncle Sam kan thrash bis
whole world beside when tha Deed it.
The noshun that the Yanckes are foreor-
dained rase, and kant be kept from spreading
and striker in, emmy more than turpeDtine
when it wunce gets justes.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

IMrUDENr DRIyEL.-Ibe Confederate Con
grcss- puts forth a long g>wnded five columns)
whine against the UnioniSts for making "unpro.
voked and aggressive war upon them. They
say Commencing our new national life under
such circumstances, we had night to expect
that we would be permitted without molesta-
tion TO cultivate the arts OF peace ard yinoicate
on our chosen arena, and with the selected type
Of social charac eristics, our claims to civiZa-
tion. 1t was thought, too, by many. that war
would not be reSorted TO by an enlightened
country, except on the direst necessity. That
people, protesting to be animated By Ia
Christian sentiment, and who had regarded our
peculiar institution blot and blur upon the
fair eScutcheon of their common Christianity
should make war upon the South for doing
what they had perfect right to do, aud for
relieving them of the incubus which they pro-
fessed rested upon them by the association, was
deemed almost beyond belief by many OF our
wsest minds These reasonable
anticipations were doomed 10 disappointment.
The red glare of battle. kinded 4. Sumter.
dsspated all hopes of peace. aad the two
Governments were arrayea in hostility against
each other. We charge the responsibility
of this war upon the United States
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

ULcERArING TEETu.-The ulcerating pro-
cess seldom commences unless the nerves have
been destroyed. A tooth, being thus deprived
OF its vitality, becomes a foreign body, and
frequently causes severe suffering. People are
often proue to retain their loosened teeth for a
long time, which is u great mistake. They
should be extracted without delay. Those
loosened teeth. upon being removed from the
mouth. often emit disgusting odor, showing
the improprety OF retaining them single day
Bciog loose, they cause but little pain in the
extraction.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

FouR lines more beautiful than these, says
the Buffalo Express, are rarely written. The
figure which it involves is exquisite;
A solemn murmur in the soul
Tells of the world to be.
As travellers hear the biows roll
Before they reach the sea-
Fon. lines more truthful than these are rarely
written:
A solemn buzzing in your car,
When you retire to bed,
Tells you that swelling lager beer
Is dreadful for the bead.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

MINERAL. salt is now brought in ballast
from Russia: it sells for $50 tun. 1t is miDed
in blocks that TO the eye appear to be quartz.
A thirty ponnd block of it, placed in box 10
a field, will supply heard Of COWS for some
weeks 1t is as hard as stone. Ordinary salt
would dissolve 10 one fourth of the time. No
other country yet known yields this peculiar
product, 1t is quarried precisely as we quar-
~ marble.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

POSTAGE TO CASApA.-The Postmaster General
has issued the following order
1t is hereby ordered that in future the interna-
tionaI charge upon all letters between Canada and
auv part of the United State. shall be 10 cents the
sisge rate of halt ounce and under, pre- payment
optional, without regard TO difference of distance
or route of conveyance" Postage 70 Canada has
hitherto been Is cents per half ounce.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

\ statician computes the augmentation of
the value of real and personal property from
l 81 to 1860, to be the almost fabulous sum
of sixteen billions of dollars. Were wealth
the only indication Of national greatness and
progress, the United States, in this respect,
wvuld scarcely have d rival; but the moral
aed intellectual status of people is the only
true criterion in judging Of their condition, and
in this respect We certainly compare favorably
with any other nation.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

CALIFORNIA Tn1RTy YEARs AGo.-The Ne
vada Transcript has the following in conucc-
tion with the present dry weather:
Residents in this conntry in 1891, 1882 aud
1888, assert that during those years no rain
fell in California. The Feather river was for
dable at Nicloaus. No gram was raised at
the missions, and the Government, TO save a
portion of the cattle, ordered that most of
them should be killed, and the order was exc
cuied by military authority. Large droves of
cattle were driven of the cliffs into the sea.
rather than have them staryc TO death on land
If the accounts are authentic. and there seems
to be no valid reason TO doubt them, We are
liable to such auo'he visitation
The Trinity Journal, printed at Weaycrvile
says:
We have been told by old residents Of this
county that the Indians living on Trinity river
in 1880 told similar story They asserted
that twenty years ago the river was entirely
dry from the mouth of Canon creek to the
North Fork, except that occasionally a little
water could be found in deep holes in the river
bed. No rain fell for twenty mont hs.
The Contra Costa Gazette of March 18th
contains the following curious statement;
Don Salvio Paeheco, an old resident of Cal
ifornia, aud very intelligent aud reliable gen
tleman, states, We are informed. that from
the year 1924 to 1925, scarcely any raia what
ever fell; that cattle died by thousands, and
that earthquakes were so frequent and so Sc
we're that in some instances adobe buildings
were thrown down and the inmates buried in
their ruins.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

POVERTY breeds wealth; and wealth in its
turn. breeds poverty. The earth to form the
mound is taken out of the ditch and whatever
may be the hight of one will be the depth
of the other.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

IT is estimated that 10000 to 10000 Irish
emigranis have reached this country from
Cork aloue during the past year, and this is
but small portion of the immense emigration
that is going on.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

The London Times thinks it The clear
interest of Great Britain that this country
should be divided and weakened, as we were
becoming entirely too strong aud powerful
before secession. Very naturally, it considers
Gov Seymour's late message a wise and
stntesmaulike production, and wonders why its
author is so unpopular at home. The reason
is just this: New York does not believe that
this country ought to be divided and paralyzed,
and therefore the loyal New Workers do not
think well Of Gov. Seymour; and at the same
time the ultra Copperheads of the Woods
species find fault with the Governor FOR his
halfway loyalty.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

The total number Of hogs slaughtered this
season around the falls of the Ohio. near Lou
isville, was over 9S 900 an increase over H.
600 last year The total weight OF these hogs
was over 10000 900 pounds, a decrease of
40 699 from last season. The amount of
lard packed was over 100000 pounds.