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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08
Pennsylvania Democratic.

The uprising of the people at the late spring
elections III this State. against the traitorOus con
spirators at Washington and the unhappy aboIi
tIOnIsts who support them, seems To have been
very general There appears to be no exception
il in any part OF the State. We have giveD
the particulars of some OF the instances in which
marked changes have taken place in favor of the
Democracy and the GOuntry'S preservation since
last TALL IN counties townships and boroughs. and
might occupy columns with similar details II
the facts were reversed and the abolitonists had
been able To find, ia these untrammeled yerdlcts
OF the people, half such an expression of conf
dence in the Administration as has been given TO
the Democracy, the telegraph wires would have
flashed the information Ia every part OF the coun-
try. and the whole land would have rung with the
eXutstlons OF those who are eager to tear down
national edIfice. Even when the Admins
traton is enabled, by iaiseh0Od, fraud and force,
TO wiring from unwilling people stimulation
OF victory at the polls, proclamation is made of
II everywhere as another evidence that the necks
OF free white Americans are bow ed and ready tor
the yoke which the traitOrous hands of their un
faithful aud dislOyal public servants are preparing
for them But the free will offerings of .he
people IN behalf of the Constitution and the
UnlOn-the yerdlcts rendered in the absence of
bayonets and rendered honestly because the iron
hand of the Administration not present az il
was last iall To enforce an endorsement of nigh
treason against our republican institutons-these
do not arrest the attention of those who control
the telegraphic bulletins. and who have perverted
the electric wires from their legitimate uses and
rendered them mere meiia for the dissemination
OF ialsehood The fact-the great tact-that
Pennsylvania has indicated. at the late elections
majOrit, OF certainly not less than fifty thou
sand tor the Democratic party, Is not blazoned
l. an opposite result would have been. but IS left
TO he disclosed. It At all by the slow process Of
scattered letters details in local Journal. to be
gathered in the course OF many days or weeks
after the election Phil. age.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Norwood's Block,
No20 IL North Illinois Street.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
II. M. SPICER d Co,

UyOR sALE-DEsIRABLE RESIDENCES IN THE
north part Of the city, on Pennsy lysnia Meridian
Illinois, Delaware Alabama, Tennessee and klssssspp
streets and ali the
Also. large orment Of cheap and very desirable
residences the southern part u The city ranging from
eco to $4,000 IN pnce.
We have small houses sell a old rr,~~s On
small payments down and long time balsnce-beter
and cheaper than renting.
For s@le good terms. good business property. q,
Washington. Illinois. Meridian. Pennsylvania and Ten
nessee streets
Also the best and largest building Ics. IN
al parts Of the city. 10 sen or trade the best terms
and al loo figures
Also. nsmb<r of small and me country seats. l.rr.
and small Of lands improved farms FROM 70 leo
within i've miles q the cry, for sale or .te AZ
low fgure- ard on good terms
Also. Soar ui. an The city, uaDsx mar
Ing institution Aiso, rnr,ber Of Sour and sss sIls
near the city, for sae or tra:e.
Also h0tes and boarding houses IN the CIV eounrrv
sverns AID to~n prcpery, hear the ity msrchsndiss
horse wagons and various other kinds Of pres.
srty, for sale or trade. -
We have large number % building lou 4, o. ~,sv
i,s.. and merehands. aid . 10 ssroa. oesl.
for improved city properly.
SorI1-farsirs having properly Of soy hnl % s<Ii,
per-ns waiting TO buy or trade for property nve<tsrs
seculsors traders and The Of mankiDd are invited
20 cali Al this A Ne. once before buynx selling or
trading add promoss their inteTest thereby.
mars dim
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s5.l4l.6l2

This is fraction over thirty eight per cent.
or course the head and gut lard is not incsDced
in the above which was equal 10 about : lbs per
hog this year, and u los last year-we under
stand, though we have no returns on this point TO
an extent 70 enable Us 10 make an accurate esti.
mate beyond those from few leading places
The total crop then. rs we have shown. though
81 per cent less than that of last season. Is per
cent greater than that of l-6l 2, and 40 per
cent. greater than that OF 1861 J., when the
number Of hogs reported packed was 2,lo4.UIu
IL should be stated that the entire crop TINS
season has, with much less exceptions than usu-
al, been concentrated in the hands OF Few, ex-
cepting lard, which is generally held by packers
there having been no speculative demand for II TO
transfer il to second hands. Indeed. the great
deficiency in the production of lard this season,
which was generally known from the commence
ment of the season. made packers rather nds-
posed 10 sell even If there had been demand,
and the result was. prices were put UP materially
At the commencement OF the season, and still re-
main above shipping point.
The number of hogs shipped 10 the Eastern
cities this season has been much less than last
season We understand that the number packed
in New York has not been much over One-half
that packed the previous year. We have not
yet got the shipments through Canada, nor by
the way of Buffalo, but those by the way of
Pittsburg and Dunkirk, compare as follows, from
Nov LIST to Feb. LIST, each season:
1862 1923 1863 4.
New York and Erie, l24.792 l36,OO7 64,l6l
Pennsylvania Cent Dos 1903 III .49l 34l4l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08
AuOtIsor Islander

We copy the following from the Cincinnati
Commercial. TO illustrate another instance of
malicious iaIsehood ty the abolition press:
A CoPPERHEAD GONE TO THE RleHr PLACE
Bayless W Hanna. Peace Democrat and member
OF the last Indiana Legislature. has set an excel
lent example 10 his political friends. Being a
rebel at heart. and thoroughly =, mpathizng with
the Conederates, he has packed up his traps.
aud, according To the Evansville Journal, pissed
through the Federal lines iuto the Coniederacy
He stated that his object was to write biography
OF the rebel leaders. but there seems 10 be no
doubt. among those intimate with him. that he
goes as an emissary of tie Nallandigha De-
mocracv and Is IN the interest OF that class of
couspirstors who assassnate veteran soldiers at
home TO save Confederate soldiers that trouble
Hanna will be remembered AS tie revolutionary
leader of the last Indiana Legislature, who in
troduced into the House the celeb ated Military
Bill, which, IN the face OF the State Constitution,
attempted To Srest from the Governor all military
power. aud transfer il TO a Military Board, com
posed OF exactly such rebels as Hanna himself
Failing IN this scheme. and IA all others calcu-
lated 10 create civil in Indiana in aid OF his
distressed brethren in Dixie, he has at last re
moved to a more congenial latitude. where. it is
to be hoped, he will remain till called tor by the
hangman.
The Commercial makes these statements upon
the authority OF the Evansville Journal. dirty,
malignant. lying partizan press, without grain
of principle or honor. Upon such authority, the
Commercial. which processes to be a respectable
paper. is willing utter the most atrocious Sian
ders. Mr.. HANNA has not passed through the
Federal lines into the Confectionery. Some weeks
ago he went 70 Chattanooga. ve believe, upon
professional business. The Quartermaster OF the
81 Indiana Cavalry was placed under arrest,
charged with pecuistiols OF some character He
sent tor Mr.. HANNA a legal adviser and 10 lie
tend his before the Court Martial appointed
O. investigate the charges against hun
This Is the sole object OF Mr. HANxA's
visit, and when the case Is tried he
will return home. These facts the Commercial
could have ascertAined II IL desired to do %
but instead it takes the statement of lying press
(snd that statement coined out ot whole cloth TO
crafty lis nlalevolence.) TO base an infamous
charge to excite prejudice against and to iniure
political opponent And 1t ~ill not be forgotten
that this same Commercial. in she tall oil 1850
advocated the right of the dissatisfied States TO
withdraw from the Union not only. but expressed
It's entire willingness that they should go.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNCILMAN OF THE NINTH WARD.
-ApoLPH sEIDENsrCKER will be supported by the
citizens Of the Ninth Ward for Councilman at the special
election on the 9th of April
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TOTAL PACKING IN THE WEST.
793.477
Decrease

decrease iSo,4sa
This deficiency is equal to slightly over IL
Is per cent
Ia addition to the decrease in number shown
above. there is general falling off in the aver
age weight and the yield of lard These civin
by States compare "a follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08

The funeral of JOHN REILLY will take place this az
ternoon at hafpas two oclocs, at ST. Johns Catholic
Church Sevices by Father Bsssoines The friends Of
the family are invited TO attend without further notice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08
ASTROLOCY.
THE LAST WEEK.

DR0FESS0R LE0NlDAS. THE CELEBRATED AMI
u renowned Astrologer, will unve the MYSTERIOUS
veil Of the future. Move affairs he fails lie has
the secret II winning the affections Of the opposite
He the seventh Of the seventh son, born with
natural gift He is the greatest Astrooger Of the nine
teenth century; in this science there is 10 eQua
him. such the stars, charms spell and .asmans and
he has the failing charm Of love aud talisman
against enemies that possesses miraculous virtue
vented by the great Wizard and Fortune Teller Samelc
of Tartary.
Those who consult him will that he practices moth
ing but what j. recOncable 10 Philosophers. In fact
single visit will satisfy the most asIdious Of bis respec-
liability, moral rectitude and the purity of his profes
sion
Ladies one dollar gentlemen two dollars.
N b. The Professor has connection with any illte
and ignorant fortune telers whatever
He will be found al No. "a Palmer House.
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WAN T e D.

$75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH.
pany an Agent in each County TO solicit or
ders for their SIS Machine with gauge screw driver
and extra needles. We will pay liberal salary and
expenses give large commission.
For particulars, terms &c. enclose stamp and a l.
dress I. ). PAGE, Toledo Ohio,
General Agent for the United States.
aprs-dlm6w3m
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NOTIONS, &C.
CHlLDREN'S CA BIS, GIGS,
AND
Will l. OW w AG On =

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES on EXHIBITION AMI
II for sale Al my saleSroou. up stasrs They
rcted from the best manufacturers aud vary in price.
from TWO 10 THIRTY DOLLARS apiece. Dealers WI
fnd i; their interest TO Inspect these gosts
CHARLES MAYER,
feb20-dkvem No . West Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08

4 ELEVEN O'CLOCK VIZ WILL SILL To THE
N highest bidder House and Lot No Chatham street
The Lot being about % feet wide and les feet deep
alley, the House comfortable frame OF three rooms
kitchen. cellar, well, cistern. pumps. &c
Att O'Clock will sell No South Tennessee street
consisting Of lo 90 by 1876 feet deep alley COM
Portable house oftwo rooms, porch well ard pump.
Immediately Afterwards will sell the House and
Lot the Southeast of McCarty and Tennessee
consisting Of lot 80 by 90 feet to alley, house OF
two rooms, kitchen cellar, stable, WELL pump carriage
shop, wood house and she'd. yard graveled.
Immediately afterwards We will sell NFw FRAME
HOUSE, three doors north Of the last named being lot
out lot %. so by 90 feet TO alley house having
and a cellar.
y TITLES good Sale positively without reserve.
TEKNs-0ne- third cash in hand one-third in one ant
third in two years with per cent interest, mort
gage security the balance.
SPANN { SMITH.
apr4 dts Real Estate Brokers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08

VUNAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, on FRIDAY,
April LIST. RED COW with young calf The COW
has white lanks and about years old. The person
owning said have her by proving property and
paying charges, PATRICK BRENNAN,
indianapolis. April 6 DIT Henderson's Addition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

OFroE INDIANA IIIIsoIs CENTRAL L. X. Co,
INDIANAPOLIS, April ], 1854
yUNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETIN5 OF THE
III Stockholders OF the Indiana and Illinois Central
kA~ay Company for the election Of Directors Of sad
Company, 10 fer the ensuing year. viii be held al
Ine Office Of the Company in the City Of indianapolis,
lHdl1na on the first "Wednesday 18th day) OF Nay, lo64
at O'Clock p N
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
Attest b. X ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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Yield of Lard

The average weight Of the hogs We have sot
from nearly all the packing places. but we did
not get the average yield of lard IRON much over
three-iourths OF the places. though generally
speaking those places which did not furnish the
averages we're small one>. 50 that the returns We
nave furnish data upon which to make our calcu
l~'ions nearly accurate ~ i necessary We
ina that the average weight for the entire pack
ing IS lsS 1919 los. ana the average yield of
Lard per hog. % l6 Ib- The decrease in the
average weight i about 20 lbs per hog com
pared with last season, IN round numbers. but the
sccurate per cent. of decrease We ind as iol
lows
The aggregate weights of similar numbers OF
hogs this season and last. packed at points from
whence the averages were furnished, compare a.
folloys.
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U. S. BON DIS.

Carriages and Buggies for Sale.
nNE SECOND HAND CARRIAGE, ONE JENNY
" Lini Carriage. both nearly a. god a. new; one
Top Buggy, and one Open Buggy. The above will
oter for sale low Ter lew days. make for
large stock of Carriages and Buggies finish
Ing for tue spring trade.
DREW 4 SHAW.
East Market Square, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08

LETTING OF CoSvIcrs--On Tuesday last
the Board OF Directors OF the Northern Indiana
Prison at Michigan CITY entered into a CONTRACT
with Messrs. Jones. Chaplin & Co. OF Chicago.
Tor tue labor oi tEirty consicts or more, to work
coopering. for Tour wears. the rate OF seventy
ak eeu;s pei day This IS an advantageous con.
tract Tor The State. aud higher perhaps than any
other conyicts are let ior.-lFort Wayne Senti-
mel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08

We have already stated that the weld Of lard
per hog vas PIT lbs, which il lbs. per
hog less than last year. but the per cent. OF de
crease is greater than these figures would show,
owing to the large falling of in the number OF
hogs slaughtered The true per eentage OF de-
crease il sscertained by comparing the total pro
duct Of lard each year. as follows:
1923. lb- Observation-Disclosures. lie Olb.OoO
1851 1854 46e
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28

wanted q reliable person to lock after tie
architects to see that they didn't pocket
the bricks. For, Lata yette isshaif wayoee
TWEEN, md 50 sitnsted that sod can see'both
forts at'6nce, and is just Jthe1 place to see
what is going on.
,K@setiig Of the Cabinet was called at
the White House. Secretary stanton an"
itrodueed the subject. Is q .eloH. IL =
1-sT The President said it reminded him Of d
story he once heard in ILLINOIS. A man wn9
lived in Sangamonl county, 10 conversations
with medical student, said he didn't oe
lieqe ID ysccination. Says he, "ltCdoQnt [
do child bit of good. had child vac,
cinated once, and in three days after u 'ru
out of q window aud broke its neck" .
The Cabinet saw the point at once, ana
laughed so loud that they woke, up Secre /
tary Wetles | = s..2y', 5.2y sllt .s
Secretary Seward rang his little bell, and
sent for General Dix.
General" said William H., show is Fort
Lafayette as 2
, ; .Lur flag is there" said the General with
military promptness. "a
"Is there reliable man to be found in
the Department of the East.?" said Will
liam III )! W5J Sj8HV fGstEt4,s -
"If there isn't, ;" thundered the General,
I. I'll shoot him on the spot. tIi}4 20
=" Who is he ?" asked the Secretary.
"His' name is DEAD BEAT" says the
General t,
.Send him to Fort Lafayette"
So came. n.5'i -
] am still here r.l.,a 5r-
5a.ld s.Jol r Yours, 9t. aE-5
fcEi1sBW ms lleHEst EJ In retirement
2 .,..ii., s.ns TOTE ..t ~ 5-., s.- DEAD BEAT.
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DISEASE OF IMpRUDENcE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds Of this painful
d sease it too often happens that an l-tmed sense OF
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from applying
to those who from educston aud respectabilty, can
alone bsriend HIM, delaying tin the constitutional
symptoms of tns horrd disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains IN the head and limbs dmness of sight, deafness
nodes ON the shin bones and arms, botches on the
head face and extremties, progressing with frghtful
rapdity till at last the palate OF the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fall in and the victim OF tins awful
disease becomes horrid object of commseraton, till
death puts period to his dreadfnl suerngs, by send
ing him to "that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
is peianchoiy fact that thousands fall victims to
this terrible disease owing to the unsklfulness OF ig
norant preeadeTs who by the that Deadly PO'-
SON. Msrc,ry ruin the constitution aud make the resi-
due Of life miserable.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce says: "One
of the chief reasons why distinguished rnen
sometimes obtain hold upon the popular
heart which ordinary misfurtunes cannot
shake is undoubtedly their unseltishness.
Charles the Fifth and Washington may be
mentioned as good examples. in the olden
tipes, and Garibald in later times. AT the
present time, and in this country, McClci
Ian and Grant are nnqaestionably the two
men who possess in all unusual degree the
exalted and heroic virtue alluded to. The
first has proven that be possesses ii bY his
course IS military leader and by his silence
while suffering from the detractinn uf sci
fish political enemies; and the modest and
unwon1ed career of thr latter General
makes it plain that he thinks thore of his
country, in her trying hour, than be does
of his own prosperity. And this brings me
to aprophecy that have heard uttered IN
regard to the prospective conduct of Gen
Grant in regard to his Virginia catnpaign
1t is this, that, after he shatl have Succeed
ed in capturing Richmond, We may expect
to hear him announce sentiment 90 this
effect: The important event has been ac-
complished and, while am thankful for he
part that b been assigned to me. | wish
the world to understand that the plan up
en- which L have acted is not mine. but was
identicallyl the same though under more
hvorable circumstance, which was adopted
by General Nc Clellan.' 1t is claimed thai
General Grant s just the man to feel aud 10
otter such q sentiment" &c -4s-
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR. j. addresses all those who have injured themselves
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, which
ruin both body and mind, uniting them for ether ou
siness, study, society or marriage,
THFsR arc some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dmness OF
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrycus Irrtabihty, Derangemeht
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility Synp-
toms of Consumption, &C.
MrSrALLY.-fhe fearful effects the mind are
much 10 be dreaded Los Of Memory, Confusion OF
IDEAS Depressons of Spirits, Evil Forebodngs Aver
sion tssociety Self pistrust Love OF Solitude rn'a
THOUSANDS of persons Of all ages cannow Judge what
is the cause Of their declining hsalth losing ther vig-
or, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emacated haV,
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
.srm ntoms of CONSUMPTION.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
duged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects OF which Are
nightly felt even when asleep, and If dot cured r.n
dsTs marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately. ,a.l
What pity that young man, the hope Of bis couh-
try the darling of parents should be snatehed from
all prospects and enoyments OF te by the
of eyiatine from the path Of nature and indulgng In
certain secret habit. uch parsons MUST before con-
f,fnn
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MARRIAGE,

rsfect that sound mind and body the most neces
sary requisites to promote connubia happiness. In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darSens 10 the
view the mind becomes shadowei with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
al thar Lecomas eatel with nnr own,
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ORGANIC. WEAKNESS.

MN ediately Cured and Full Vigor HeSto-"t
This Distressing Affection which renders lhe m'ser-
ableand Marriage impossble the penalty paid by tue
victims ofmpfoper tndulgences Young persons ar TOO
ant to commit from not being aware dread
fI consequences that may ensue. Now that under
stand the subject will pretend to deny til the power oI
procreaon is lost sooner by those falling ihto mprop
er HABITS than by the prudent! Besides beng deprived
snd ltr,.tiye symptoms u both body ALL mind arise.
The system becomes Deranyed tha Physical and Men
tai Functions Weakened. Loss OF Plocrea.ye Power,
Nervous frritabihty. Dyspepsia, Palpiahon OF the
Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office No. Z south Frederick ST. .t
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors
from the corner Fail not to observe name and NUN
Der. E4Etfaul .tE.ytt r,
tors Diploma hangs in his office.