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The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
Production of Precious Metals West of
the Missouri River During the Past
XQar

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 1.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. statement of the production of precious
metals in the states and territories west of
the Missouri river, including British Colum-
bia and the west coast of Mexico, during
1877, shows an aggregate yield of sos, 500, 600,
being an excess Of 81, 500 900 over 1876 The
greatest previous annual yield of California
gives Sl5, ,25OO00 gold and 81 ,250, 600 silver;
Nevada, S460,000 gold and $44 1920, 900
silver bullion. This socalled silver bullion,
however, is about 40 per cent. gold. CALI
fornia also gives million and three quarters
base bullion, and Nevada six and three
quarter millions of the same, which contains
about % per cent. gold. Arizona gives for
the year 1880 00O of which $l23, 900 is gold,
half million silver bullion and the balance
ores and base bullion. The exports of silver
from San Francisco to India, China and the
straits given Is approximated at Sl9, 900 600.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
A Battle Expected AT ErzerOum-A Large
Number of Locomotives for Russia.

ERZEEoUN, Jan. IA junction between
south of Erzeroum is believed 10 be immi-
Hent. The Russians are advancing towards
Baiburt, where the Turks are concentrated
in force, and battle is expected shortly
General LOris MelikOff has gone to Tihis,
and General Herman has preceded him.
Ii is thought that an attack on ErzerOum
will be delayed until MelikofFs return
which can not be before the end of January.
Paris dispatch says: Russia has or
dered of an establishment here a large
number of locomotives. The same corcern
was asked to furnish three iron bridges, de-
livered OH the Danube in April, but declined
on account of the scanty time. The same
establishment is founding heavy guns for
unknown purchasers"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-Dispatches from
all portions OF the state, published this
morning, show that the southern counties
have had from four to six inches of rain,
nearly equal 10 the entire fall of last season.
The northern portion of the state has had
from three to four inches. The crop pro-
ducts are generally very encouraging.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
The Peace PnrfY.

VIENNA, Jan. LIT is rumored from Con-
stantinOple that the peace party are making
strenuous efforts. 1t is rumored that they
have been joined by Mahmoud Damad
Pasha, who has hitherto been the mainstay
of the war party. The peace party have
gained ground considerably, both in the
palace and senate, and it seems probable
that Turkey will consent to make direct
Oyertures to Russia
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

NOtICE is hereby given to the citizens of
lN the Eighteenth (lS) ward, in the city OF
Indianapolis, Center township, Marion coun-
~, Indiana, that L, GoItleib LentZ, male
ty-one years, will apply to the board of county
commissioners of said comfy, at their Februa-
ry meeting for license TO sell for one year spir-
ltous, vinous and malt liquors. in a less guam
tity than quart at a time, with the privilege
or allowing the same TO be drank on my prem
ises. The precise location of the premises
whereon desire to sell said liquors is de-
scribed as follows: Lot No. 5 of square SO, and
known as No. lib East Washington street, in
the city of indianapolis, Center township,
Marion county, Indiana
(Signed) GOTTLEIB LENTZ.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
oueru.s Cod Liver Oil Jelly.

Approved by the Academy of Medicine. For
coughs, colds, bonchial and tubercular con-
sumption, scrofula and general debility. The
most mild, bland and nutritious form in
which Cod Liver Oil can be used and with
more benefit secured to the patient by a single
teaspoonful CT this jelly than by double the
quantity of the clear or unjellied oil. For sale
by druggists and f. H. TRUEx, New York.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
The Legislature of pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Ra., Jan. 1.-The legislature
met at noon. In the senate, Thomas V.
Cooper was chosen speaker pro tenn. This
being an adjourned session of the legislature
of 1877, with but few exceptions, the officers
of both houses are the same as last year.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
Human Iienefacfors.

daily food become brmon hepefaciorS Rv
laborious experiments, DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder has been perfected. Great
care is taken in selecting ingredients. so that
when used in our food it will render it
wholesome. Eminent chemists advise its
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
The Porte willing to Make Peace.

LONDON, Jan. IA telegram received in
Paris asserts that the porte has decided to
accept an armistice. The porte hardly,
however, has had time to come to such q
decision.
A telegram from st. Petersburg reports
that it is said there that direct negotia
tions between the porte and Rus
sian headquarters would not exclude
most interested powers as Russia would
propose no conditions which had not re-
ceived at least tacit consent of Austria and
Germany, and the porte would accept no.
thing without consulting England. Per-
sons connected with the ministry
of foreign affairs assert that Russia will be
found much more moderate than is COM
monty expected in regard to peace condi-
tions generally and the question of the
straits particularly.
a Bucharest correspondent reports that
Sophia is virtually isolated from communi-
cation with Adrianople and Nsch, although
apparently not yet completely invested.
A Belgrade correspondent learns from
trustworthy source that the Servians lost 200
killed at the taking of Peirot.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
Organization of the New York LegisIa
ture-The GOVernOr's Message.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-The legislature organized
to day. VIM. II. Robertson was chosen pres
ident pro tenn. of the senate and James w.
Hustled speaker OF the house. The governors s
message shows the state debt on September
80, 1917 after applying the sinking fund, to
be IS, 707, ,663. The actual reduction OF the
debt during the year, by cancellation, was
$l2, ,35S Sl3. The bounty debt has been
finally extinguished. The gross canal tolls
for the year were $3.50, 900, lower amount of
receipts than has been known for forty years
In regard to the unemployed hands the
governor says it is easier TO discover
the cause of this distress than to point out
the manner of its relief. There can be but
one permanent and effective remedy, and
that is to return as speedily as possible to a
condition of things that existed before the
road TO ruin was entered upon, by means of
a return to specie payments, a sound and
stable currency, and reduction OF the tariff
to a strictly revenue standard. The excise
laws are discussed and the opinion expressed
that what is needed to substitute for all
existing laws on the subjecu is a carefully
prepared statute, reasonable in its limita-
tion and restraints, and clear and explicit
in all its provisions, and above all COM
plete in ITSELF to be uniformly,
steadily and constantly enforced. The
legislature is urged to take strict account OF
life insurance companies and savings banks,
and hold them TO exact accountability. The
governor fayors the resumption of specie
payments on January 1, 1879. Upon this
subject he says: 'It seems to me manifest
now that If the credit of the federal govern
ment can be maintained at the point at
which it stood month or two ago, so that
its bonds bearing a low interest are freely
sold, the treasurer will be able to resume
on or before the day designated without
distress to the community. / trust that
there will be wisdom enough at Washington
to avoid hindering our present hopeful
progress toward specie payments and that
the laws of the general government and
those Of our own state on this subject Will
continue to be, as they now are, in har-
mony."
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
% A n A and MORPHINE hahst ab-
HH HEAHh e. ~ souiely and speedily cured. Pain
#xB %t.E& lees. No publicity. send stamp
kHU n d HErI u for full Particulars. Dr. Carlton,
10 81 az Isg Washington St, Chicago. III.
WANTS

UTANTED-Parentst to know that by satu-
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the gums and takes away the soreness, and
effectually prevents the dreaded trouble of
summer complaint. Thousands of our best
families and physicians in the state that have
tested il say there is no other remedy before
the people that can fill its place. IL is perfectly
harmless and pleasant 10 take, and no one
will ever begrudge paying p cents for bottle
after once trying IL. Don't lef the child fret
and cry when less than cenFs worth of this
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sale by all respectable druggists.
Wholesale, BROWNING * SLOAN,
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and A. KEIFER,
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The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

o'clock to-day. Boyer and Conrad NJ, Nisim
were driving. When near the post oil ice
their horse took fright and ran away, throw
ing both men out. Boyer struck the curb
stone so hard as to crush his skull. Meisim
was badly hurt in the face.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
Comments Of the Press Upon
Russia's Reply to Eng
lands Note.
A Battle Expected to be Fought
in a Few DAYS at
ErzerOum.
Review of the Condition of the Foreign
Grain Trade.
Comments Upon Russia'S Reply to Eng
lands Note About Peace.

LONDON. JAN IA Vienna correspondent
referring to RuSsia's reply to the English
note concerning the opening OF negotiations
70 peace with Turkey which reply, as was
reported last night, IS to the effect that
Turkey should apply direct TO the Russian
comnander-in-chief for armisuce, says that
this intelligence was not altogether unex-
pected Ever since the idea of possible
mediation was inooted feelers have been
thrown ont from Berlin and 81. Peters
burg indicating that Russia regarded
arnlistice as a preliminary step to any paci-
fic overtures, with the additional hint that
the car would require a cession OF the Dan
ubian fortress as preliminary condition OF
armistice but as owing to the weather IL
seems almost impossible for the Russians to
think of leading a large army across the
Balkans, it may be expected they Will not
exact too hard terms for armistice, but con-
tent themselves with Erzeroum and one or
two fortresses on the Danube.
The Pail Mall Gazette in leading article
CONNIE nting on the reported Russian answer
to England's note says: "It is what most
people expected, and 1t will be more
profitable to consider what is likely to fol
low than fling away words at what was well
foreseen. We expect the strongest pressure
to be put on Turkey TO make peace outright
with her foe. A resettlement of the eastern
question by Russia and Turkey is not
thought desirable by any Englishman who
understands the terms on which our empire
is held. nor is it conceivable that England
can with safety allow the acquisition OF the
Black sea ports and the rectiication of Asian
frontiers to be made while she remains
mute"
The Times in its leader says: Russia has,
by her answer. entered into no controversy
with England. Her answer is really ad-
dressed 10 Turkey. To suppose England
should feel herself rebuffed because the
porte has been invited to send an envoy to
the Russian commander-in-chief would be
TO raise the suspicion that our government
has gone out of its way to provoke quar-
rel Yet it would be useless to hide the
existence of influences which, if unchecked,
would involve us in quarrel. A
section of society with some
advantages of position is using
all its power to array England on the side OF
Turkey"
A telegram dated st. Petersburg to-day
SAYS: The prevalent conviction here is that
the success of Englands mediatory action
viii depend on the spirit In which 1t may
have been made 1t is thought in official
circles that any pacific effort should proceed
from the standpoint that peace conditions
must be consOnant with Russia's dignity and
sacrifices, and II is believed England can not
overlook this consideration"
a correspondent at Vienna states that in
structions were telegraphed from st. Peters
burg Sunday to the Russian commanders in
Europe and Asia to receive any overture for
q truce that Turkey might make.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
SPECIFICS! SPECIFICS!
DR.. Won M0sChzisker's
SPECIFICS.

After many years of the most successful
practice I'm special diseases, with an unsur-
passed experience in the application OF GER
tain comb nations in the treatment of those
diseases, DR.. Won Moschzt ker has been in
duced to place his remedies on the public mar
ket, that they may be within the reach Of all
who need them.
Oatarrh Remedy and Specific.
For diseases of the Respiratory Organs
Throat, angs, Chest Affections, both local
and constitutional. These remedies will cure
the severest cases of Catarrh, and should be
used in accordance with directions, as in dis
charges from the nose, offensive or otherwise; (;
in dropping into the throat from the head,
loss of acuteness in smell or taste, sharp pain
in the head, and unusual sensitiveness TO cold.
Ear Remedy.
Specific for discharges from the Ear, arising
from Scarlet Typhoid or other fevers or in
fiammation of the inner ear. Also a remedy
for noises in the head and slight deafness from
any cause.
Constitutional Remedy.
Alternative for purifying the blood, and bene-
fetal action on the liver and kidneys. \ con-
stitutional remedy for debility; excellent In al
nervous malsdies, and in diseases peculiar to
women.
Eye Wash.
For infiamed s9a diseased Eyes, and FOR the
preservation Of sight. This wash should be in
the possession Of all who desire to keep their
eyes in a strong and healthy condition.
Throat Garele.
For Sore Throat. generally accompanying
and frequently following Scarlet Fever aud
Meases, it is Invaluable. AS g tonic for the
voice, c!ergyInsn, public speakers and singers
Will find II invaluable.
Cough Syrup.
For Coughs, whether arising from irritation
of the throat, bronchial tubes or lungs, this
syrup Will be found most soothing and effec-
tual.
Fer sale by all druggists. BROWNING &
SLOAN, Apothe carries Hall, Nos. and o East
Washington street wholesale agents.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
Ambassador 10 vienna.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Gazette announces
that Sir II. G. Elliott, recently British am
bassador to ConstantinOple, has been ap-
pointed ambassador to Vienna.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
Fund Pnshn Reinforced.

CONsTANTIYoPLE, Jan. Troops under
Fuad Pasha, defending the Ikhtiman defile,
have been reinforced, and it is believed the
dehle is now impregnable.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

For immediate relief of coughs and colds,
the popular remedy, Madam Porter's
Cough Balsam, one OF the best ard cheapest
medicines sold. It's virtues have been tested
by thousands tor many years in the treatment
of all diseases of the throat and lungs, and is
confidently offered as reliever of those dis
cases. Price, 25, 80 and 75 cents bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

Odoriferous Sozodont renders the mouth en-
chanting. Composed Of rare antiseptic herbs,
it imparts whiteness 20 the teeth, a delicious
flower like aroma TO the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to age, the teeth.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
The Colorea rroops Reviewed.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. I.-Governor Vance
reviewed the colored troops Of North Caro-
lima in this city to-day. The display was
admirable, and his excellency complimented
the men upon their appearance and dIsci-
pline.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
TrooDs on the Morch.

BELGRADE, Jan. 1.-Genera BelimarxO-
witch has left garrison at PisoI. and is march
ing to the defle of Czarskybrod. Sewiar
corps at Kursumlje marches to Prischtina.
The Turks in Bosnia intend crossing the
Drina into Servia.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
InauguratiOn of Governor Holiday, of
Vfrginia-He Talks About the State
Debt.


RICHMOND Jan. 1-For the first time in
the history of Virginia since colonial times
its governor, Col. II. w. NJ. Holiday. was
inaugurated to day with all the pomp and
display of a grand public demonstration
The governor, In his inaugural address, takes
the strongest grounds for the maintenance
of the state credit, making the points that
the debt was created to provide the improve
ments which the state now possesses, and
from which it daily derives profit; that the
war effected no change I'm the relations
between the state and its creditors that no
one questions the obligations of the debt,
the laws under which it was created or the
benefits conferred upon the state by
the property its proceeds bought, and that
the general assembly should direct its utmost
efforts TO the question of how to pay and
denounces the course of those who seem to
strive how not to pay. The address declares
Virginia can not escape her liabilities, which
all men acknowledge, except by a process
imilar to schedule in bankruptcy, with
surrender OF her as cts, and concludes this
subject with declaration OF belief in Vir-
ginia's ability to meet her obligations
Great applause greeted these sentiments.
The governor seemed to consider the debt
question to be one of real importance before
the people.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sore legs, varicose veins and ulcers, sereous
discharge, desquamation of the cutlcle, are all
cured by Giles Liniment Iodide of Ammonia.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
A Fatal Runaway.

CLEVELAND, Jan. Charles d. Boyer,
aged 2S, salesman for Ii. Beckman, the
clothier, was almost instantly killed at l
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
~ SELL REAL ESTATE.
State of Indiana, Marion county, Marion
Civil Circuit Court.
Notice is hereby given that Herman H.
Strubbe, administrator of Henry Hebert, de-
ceased, has filed his petition to sell the real es
tate of the decedent, his personal being insult
ficent to pay his debts; and that said petition
will be heard at the next term of the Marion
Civil Circuit Court of said county, December
l9, 1877.
Attest: AUSTIN II. BROWN,
Clerk NJ. c. &C. c. Marion county.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02

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