Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1856 — Page 2
DAILY SENTINEL
I.AUKABKE
A. K. MOKEISON1 W. I'.
K I> I T U R ».
1 N D I A N A rOj[i I »
MONDAY MORWiyO. JCLY 7. »»•__
rom rmumimr.^ r, .IAMF.3 BUCHANAN, r*^YMTLTANIIA. KOH a U K PRKNIDKNT, .11,11,S' C. BUECKIXKIDOE. or RtjrnciT.
DKMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
A ftHMKI.
For Owfrnor,
P. WII.I.4K D* •» For Loot. GuVtnior,
AMH4M 4. 4M »IOSID» #f Vlfo.
ft/r Hrcreiary of Matt, U«Miil. Hin i tRH, •» Far Auditor of ikatt,
JOHN 4» DODO,*f Uranl.
For Jreavirer oj otar«,
AM l ii.|,.4 JOMW, •« Barlhel«»«ew
For Attorney General, JOB H. MrDORAl.D, mi
Far Superintendent of Public Instruction, * | f .1.1 AM r. I.AKHABKK. Put»a».
For Clerk of S'tpreme Court,
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vA 11.1.1441 H ■r.ACH. •! B®*»e Pot Reporter of Decisions of Supreme Court, '.UNDO* Tl’NINKK. *f Jark.ou
ton distich r JAMES M. GREGG. OF HfcNUKK K.V
[gj-A. P. Wim.arp, Demorratii'cai.didate for Oov<;rnf>r, will addres* his fello'v r.ti/.ens
A the follow iog times and |>la< es
At Ale\An‘lriM, r^.iinlr
Mnnrtmy, July 21. I
Al**enT. l>«Uw»r2 1 '
ical Maodates. He charges them with renal hankering after office, with time- serf iag and trimming for political portion, and for the spoils of place. What is the Doctor’s record in thi* reapeet ? In the latter part of the year 1852, the Doctor, having been defeated for the Democratic nomination for Anditor of State, lecame a candidate for the Democratic nomination for T. 8. Senator. The Covington Friend, then edited by Soi.o* TrBMAR,noticed the fact, and added that, although the Doctor was well qualified, certain Free Soil notions of his would very justly rule him out—that the man in the moor,” stood a better chance to 1* elected U. 8. Senator by a Hoosier Legislature, than a Free Soiler. To this, the Doctor replied as follows, in a letter, the precise date of which we have lost, but which will l>e found reprinted in a late numberof the Friend. While I srn bdlj aware that you could have ible motive, and probably did not intend
< ‘Watchman, What of U»* Night! ’— The Campaign In Oth«r States Sixty-three gentlemen in Columbus, Georgis, who have been members of the Know Nothing order in that place, have repudiated that heresy and announced their determination to vote for Buchasas and Bmcxirridg*.— In Tennessee, the Hon. John M. Croziee, Wm. D. Swan, Colonel Nklsos, Colonel Maby, N. II. Am,ex and Major Laxe, dis-
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Dr. E W H Ellla.
rhis gentleman has shown a keen nostril mr smelling out inconsistencies. " e proj«>se t<» look into hti record. No man has been more shamefully inconsistent than the Doctor We quote from an editorial iu the Cosben Devinrat of January 8th, 1847, then edited l>v the Doctor, w herein it will be seen that 4,e di-lii ctly asserted il,e doctrine of p..ptii:,r sovereignty which he now delights to del (•nitre a a loimluy. We find the folh.wiio: ettrart in a retent numberof the Goshen Democrat. J.eferrlng to a set of reaulutioi.s presented to Corurcss by Mr. PrksKino; of New York, excluding slavery from the Territory acquired from Mexico, t lie In. tor characterize* them as ‘‘uncalled tor, unpiovoked, and better calculated to retard the movement of the government, than the open opposition and treasonable speeches of the entire Whig party.” Upon the right id' t'ne people of the Territory " to form and regulate their domestic policy in their own way,” the Doctor holds the following pointed language, wlmh was Democracy thefi and is Democracy now, but from which 'be has
most shamefully deviated :
‘‘To the colonists themselves, whoever they may l>e, who shall settle the Terrritory, belongs this question. Whatever their conclusion shall be, as to the existence oi slavery in the State, it will be the duty of Congress to acquiesce. ' We are not of that class whoare frightened
no possiole motive, aim pruuauijr uiu hw
to do an act of injustice towards me, you will allow me to protest against the sentiments you have attributed to me. And I do most positively and emphatically declare that I am not, never hate been, AND NEYEH INTEND TO BE A FREE SOILER It is true I was hunted and proscribed from an office which I had faithfuly, and even roy enemies said credibly filled, vith this same accusation, but 1 protested then,
as I do now, against such injustice.
1 have been for my whole life devoted to the service of the Democratic party, during my minority I published a democratic paper in the State of New York, and in 1^41 was urged to accept the editorship of the leading Democratic journal in the city of New y ork. I pub lislied the Goshen Democrat for eleven years consecutive!v, aud the Indiana Statesman two years, and I challenge an mteiligation of the
files to proce this charye of Free sadism. 1 have in every capacity stood by the Demo-
cratic party a* it was, and as it is—its principles and its measures. / necar voted far a Whig it my hjr, when a Democrat was pitted I against him—-and never saw the in«ide of a Free Soil meeting. 1 opposed strenuously the adoption of the Wiimot Proviso, when proposed in Congress, even when Democrats were voting
for it.
The connection of my name whh a seat in the V. S. Senate, was an unexpected and nosolicited act of my friends. I nave not yet determined to l»e a candidate. Bill HAVF EF-SOL-VEI> TO MKET THIS fit A EOF. OF Fkl E Sott-ISM WITH AN I NEQUIVOCAL DENIAL, WHEVF.VLR, WHKREVFE tXl> BV WHOMSOEVER MADE. Do me the favor to publish this note in your celumr.s. and oblige, Verv trulv your friend. ’ E. W. H. ELLIS.
PKeCIsAM ATIOX!
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Indianapolis, July 3, 1856.)
I, Joseph A. Wright. Governor of the State live, of Indiana, do proclaim and direct that the qualified voters of the State at the next General Election to be held on (he second Tuesday in October next, do elect twenty-five Senators and one hundred Representatives, to constitute, in connection with the'Senators holding over, the next General Assembly of said State from the foUowing districts and counties, and that all Inspectore, Judges and Clerks of said Election, and other officers having duties to perform con
The coanties of White and Benton, jointly
one Representative.
The county of Whitley one Represcnta-
tinguisbed old line Whigs, have token the
stump for Mr. Bcchakax and the Union.— j to this Proclamation, vix:
To deaib by I lie bugbear of slavery, vor have tee hern able, by any arithmetical calculations, to dis-
coter wherein the extension of stare territory will add to the aggregate number of the enslaved ; nor do we lielieve that the acquisition of all Mexico would weaken the ImniD of our union one
iota. - ’
Is the Doctor in favor of allowing ‘‘ the colonists themselves, whoever they may be, who shall settle the Territory,” to determine those matters now ? The Doctor then held to the doctrine that if the people favored the establishment of slavery in the State, it would be "the July <f Congress to acquiesce.” Now he contends that it is the duty of Ooni»reis not to admit into the Union as a State, any Territory recognizing slavery. Has the principle changed, or has the Doctor gone astray ? Let the people decide. The Doctor is now cheek by jowl with the Abolitioniits and Quakers of the P.urnt District. Hu now regards them as the salt of the earth, sad he no doubt counts on getting the vote of every man of them. Let ns see what ho thought of them nine years ago. Speaking of the candidates for Congress in the Wayne district, the Goshen Democrat
of June 'J, 1847, said :
The district is so wedded to Federalism and so full of treason, Abolitonists and Quakers, that there is little prospect of success. There
Democrat on Hhadbelly's re-
This was a strong bid, but it wouldn’t win. The plague spot of Abolitionism had begun to appear upon him, and the Democracy defended him until his political health might be restored. But neither the salutary appliances of time, repose from public duties, r.or the Compromises of 185<>, arrested the progress of the disease. It seized upon his vitals. Will the Doctor deny that he is now Frcesoiier. Nay, if Hale and Julia* are Abolitionists, can he deny that he is an Abolitionist ? But the Doctor has the impudence to say that he has not changed. In 1847 he “strenuously opposed the Wiimot proviso,” now he "strenuously advocates it,” and stigmatizes the friends of popular sovereignty, as slave-ites and dough-faces. Out upon such hollow hypocrisy. Was the Doctor in earnest about anything ? Let the i
Pennsylvania is all in aglow of excitement at the prospect of the ejectior. of her distinguished Statesman as the Chief Magistrate : of the country. The Harrisburgh Union j
says:
There never was go much enthusiasm in the Keystone State for a nomination as exist* now in the National Democratic party. Mr. Buchanan will undoubtedly carry the State by • very large majoriiy—largcrthan any candidate for the Presidency ever had, save, possibly, General Jackson. In Kentucky we take the following paragraph from the Louisville Times : Within the past week there have been twen-ty-three withdrawals from the Know Nothing Codge, at Rochester, Butler (.ountv, Kentucky. It is said that Buchanan and Breckinridge will gain one hun'red rotes in Woodford county in November. In Logan county, the stronghold of Know Notbingism, the old line Whigs will go for Bitch and Breck almost to a man. The Madison (Wis.) in answer to the inquiry as to how Wisconsin will vote for President, says : It isonr honest btlief, based upon an observation of the course of Wisconsin politics through a number ol years, and a tolerable good acquaintance with influences in various loo.dities, that the Democratic ticket will carry this State by a majority of thousands. Among the reasons for his belief the editor of the Argus states the fact that in November, 1854, the Black Bcpublicans carried the State by a majority of 9,000. At a judicial election in the spring of 1855, the majority was reduced to 4,400. In the fall of 1855, at the list election, the Democrats carried the State l»y a majority of 3,000 on State officers. In conclusion, the Argus
SENATORS.
The county of Marion, one Senator. The county of Putnam, one Senator. The county of Hendrick- 1 , one Senator. The county of Johnson, one senator. The county of Fountain, one Senator.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the State of Indiana, at Indianapolis, this (l 3.) 3d day of July, A. D. 1856, the year of the Independence the 80tb,-and of the State of Indiana, the ferty-
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JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Erasmus B. Golliss, Secretary of State.
The Wheelbarrow Man.—Col. Fremont
was commended to the Northern Republicans as a marvellous proper man for President, chiefly because he had explored and
! mapped ost the Rocky Mountains,
i Some years ago a man started from the
. c * Atlantic States with a wheelbarrow, and The county of Montgomery, one Senator. ! tru( jg e( j a jj t ij C wav California over those The county of Rush, one Senator. same Rockv Mountains. Now we should The county of Rjp1«y. on© Senator ^ ^ j ike ^ j- n0 ^. on w h a t principles of justice
The county of Washington, one Senator. The county of Henry, one Senator. The county of Decatur, one Senator. The countica of Bartholomew and Jen-
nings, one Senator.
The counties of Cass, Howard and Pulaski,
one Senator.
The counties of Delaware, Grant and Blackford, one Senator. The counties of Dekalb and Stuben, one
Senator.
The counties of Dubois, Gibeen and Pike, one Senator. The counties of St. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton and Stark, one Senator. The counties of Elkhart and Lagrange, one
Senator.
The counties of Fayette and Union, one
Senator.
The coitnties of Hamilton, Boone and Tip-
says:
The redemption of the State was aecomplish-
;le
ed in a single year; since that time the party lias l>een ilaily growing in strength. Ttisumted and harmonious. The defection of Wisconsin is made up by daily accession of hundreds. Two, heretofore neutral papers, have pronounced for us; many old and distinguished Whigs are w ith us. The Republican candidate is distasteful to the entire party—ours was the first choice and favorite of the entire
party.
Lastly, the Republicans themselves have no hopes of success in this State. They some times hazard a claim to it, but do it in a way that shows their utter want of confidence in the claim. They generally class it as “doubtful.” We claim it as certain for Buchanan by a majority that will not be less than 8,000 and
may reach to IS.ouii
ton, one Senator.
The counties of Jackson and Scott, one
As a specimen of how things are going, and of the general stampede from the Woolly Horse party, in Iowa, wo give the following changes to Buchanan, from a late number of the Dubuque Northwest, which paper says:
^ ^ (leorge Nightengale—a.true and tried man—
,v, .u ‘‘* c ! for twenty years a“ wheel-horse to the National
Doctor lay hi< mouth in the dust, and vow to ; Whig party in Iowa.
say no more about inconsistency. He has
taken the weapon by the blade instead of the handle, and can harm no one so much as himself. His opinions now are diametrically opposite to his opinions heretofore. He has given better reasons against Abolitionism than he can ever give in its favor—yet he has undertaken to fight the battles of Abolitionism, not only against his former friends, but against his own opinions in his better days. The love of office has become his consuming passion. It sways him to and | fro, like a tavern sign in the wintry winds.— Hoping to ride into place upon some erratic heave of the billows of popular sentiment, be is all things to all men—a mere tidewaiter, looking out for some eccentric vascillation of the people to re invest him with lost honors and emoluments.
C. C. Hewitt—for years the favorite of the Whig party in Dubuque county—a man of talents, influence and devotion to the Union. Ma jor A. M. Hare, Hon. John G. Stein, and a host of other good men and good citizens of Muscatine county, who were active Scott men in the canvass of 1852. L. B. Fleek, Esq , of Washington county, an old line Whig—a man among men—and an honor to any party. T. W. Caggett, Esq , ol Keokuk, a Scott elector of l?.v2, and a tietter man than he has left behind him. These and hundreds more in our
State.
Fof.s Within, Tbaitors Without.—The Belfast News-letter, one of the oldest and most respectable papers of Ireland, makes public the following statement of its Liverpool correspondent: We are assured that Charles Sumner and Lord Carlisle have been in active correspondence on the slavery question. The league between the aristocracy of the old world and the Abolition disunionists of the United
Senator. The counties of Laporte, Porter and Lake, one Senator. The counties of Madison and Hancock, one Senator. The counties of Randolph and Jay one Senator. The counties of Vigo, Sullivan and Clay, one Senator. REPRESENTATIVES. The county of Adams, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Allen, one Representative. The county of Bartholomew, one Representative. The county of Blackford, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Boono, two Reprereatati ves. The county of Brown, one Representative. The county of Carroll, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Cass, one Representative. The county of Clark, one Representative. The county of Clay, one Representative. The county of Clinton, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Crawford, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Daviess, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Dearborn, two Representa-
tives.
The county of Decatur, one Representa-
tive.
The counties of DeKalb and Steuben, joint-
ly, two Representatives.
The county of Delaware, one Represent-
tivc.
The county of Dubois, one Representative. The county of Elkhart, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Fayette, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Floyd, one Representative. The county of Fountain, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Franklin, two Representa-
tives.
The county of Fulton, one Representative.! The county of Grant, one Representative. I The county of Greene, one Representative. The county of Gibson, one Representative. The county of Hamilton, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Hancock, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Harrison, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Hendricks, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Henry, two Representa-
tives.
The counties of Howard and Tipton, joint-
ly, one Representative.
The counties of Huntington and Wells,
jointly, one Representative.
The county of Jackson, one Representa-
the claims of the original wheelbarrow man
were overlooked at Philadelphia ? Besides, if men are to be made Presidents
simply because they are good travelers, Steeprock, the Indian, had a pre-emptionary claim to the Philadelphia nomination. Justice, too, should have been done to “the man that walked a thousand miles in a thousand
hours.”—N. Y. Express.
North-Western Christian University! LITERARY FESTIVITIES FOR JULY 14,15, 1C & IT. T'HE undergraduates of the University will be ex 1 atuined before the public on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 14,15 and 16, from f>ii to 12 A. M.,
and from 2 to 5, f*. M.
The patronsof the University, and all friends ot edu-
cation are cordiallv solicited to be present. ~ will deliver a
present.
Ur. James Chalien of Philadelphia,
tmes v naneii oi r una<jei[>ma, uvu.,. .. popular address on Tuesday niptil, o’clock, at ihe
Univers:
On Wednesday night at the same .. .. » — : ‘ •* will also de-
iversity Hall
plac'. Rev. It. S. Burnett of Cincinnati,
liver a lecture.
Thursday, July 17, is the Commencement day ol the iduates. when orations will be delivered by lb
Graduates, when orations will be delivered by the students, graduates and representatives in the morning, and in the afternoon degrees will be conferred; the Bacalaureate will be pronounced by Prof. Young.
Ky o-der of the Faculty.
JnlyTwlwdflt
DERNHAITI & SITIOA!
A T THE EAGLE CLOTHING STORE, opposite the x Y Wrighl House, are selling o!T their entire sloek oi
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
at prune cost. The opportunity is now presented to secure bargains. Call on ns and we will satisfy you of the truth of the assertion. "ru-..-
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T OST—By a Lady, on the evening of the 3d on W»sh-
Aj iuglon or South
iugton or South Illinois st., ri Porte-Monaie containing about twenty dollars in bills aud change. A liberal reward will be given to the tinder, by leaving it atlbis office. !julyTd2t.
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TO POSTMAMTUItS.
"pOORS for registered leiter, made out in due form,
for sale at this office.
supplied on
for sale at this office.
Postmasters desiring KegiMcrs wil
the most liberal terms. Address, LARKA BEE & CO lTOM,
jjTd&wtf Sentinel Office, Indian.:polls, lud. OTKAYKU UK STOLEN— A dark*ihesnut sorrel O mare; both hind feet white, scar in the breast, star in the forehead and « years old. The finder will be liberaliy rewarded, by leaving information at this of-
fice. where she may be found,
julyldit ROBERT JOHNSON.
Boston Wholesale Looking-Glass Establishment. SOULE * WARD. Sumsner Street, Boston, Massachusetts
ASUFACTURKRS of every variety of lajokiig3JL glasses, and wholesale dealers in Looting glass
Plates and Wind'
Particular attention paid to packing. I roay26d3«r. “STAVES I STAVESJ!
ilow Glass,
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M,8CKI ‘U5j
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TNHK undersigned manufactutes and keeps for sale X a superior article of Flour barrel stave; and be*d-
Ordersfrom abroad will be filled on short notice.
J. H. SPRAGUE.
She l by Title, lud.. May 1st, ItsSh
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maySwfim.
*OHN J. WHIG XIT*
WRIGHT & MONTGOMERY. General Auction and Commission
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MimCZEE-A.lNa'TS. .Vo. 73 tp-ooS WaoMn^ton H.. 1
INDIANAPOLIS, l.ND.
- JJj-Having a large Sale Room fitted up expressly for * the exhibition and sale of Fancy Goods, Furniture, | Oil Paintings. &c., consignments of this description ol j
Goods are solicited.
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Particular attention paid to out-door sales of Rea: i Estate. Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture at Dwellings
&e.
GASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
n., Us,
RxrtKXKccs :
J. McCreary, <3u Co. N. Y., J.K. Morten & Co ,tin
Shaplelgb & Rue, PI '
K McGregor & C o. N. O. H. F. West. Indianapol T. Johnston, Cincinnati, J. Ltndley, Indtauapolls. Jacob Graff &: Co., Cin., Wright Bates & Maguire. Tyler Davidson If Co., ** Kesor & Co., Cincinnati
McAlpin. Hinman & Co.
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Kesor oc vo., iincinnau. James Marcher, New Yurt
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50 pieces French Twilled Black Cloth;
<5 “ German “ “
lid “ French Black Doeskin Cassimer- :
HKJ “ Fancy Cassimere;
50 '• Blue, Brown aud Green cloth; 50 cases Satinets, assorted stylos, received b,
day. and for sale by JAMES LOW A. CO., jyj 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky.
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DaraaTiiEKT or Statk, < j Washington, June‘Js, 1*56. I I NFORMATION hasbeen received althis Department ) J. from B. Squire Cotrell, Esq., the United States ; Commercial Agent at San Juan del Norte, of the death at Punta Arenas, opposite the town of San Juan dal j Norte, Nicarngua, on the 24th of May last, of Comtland j Cushing, Esq , forn. erl\ Charged’ Affaires of the Uni j ted States at Equador, aud for the past two years Agent | for the Nicaragua Transi; Company at Virgin Ba). .Mr. Cotrell has seat to the D.-parlment an luv- nton I of such of the effects of the deceased i s he had witb I him, which he states will be forwarded under his Oiti i rial seat to Joseph L. White, Esq., of New York. July-*
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KlliglltfttOWII $1>IMI£«! HK subscribers have purchased these Medical |
mile aud a half south
Springs, situated one
Knight-town, and 33 miles east of Indianapolis; and
GEORGIA LOTTERY. [Authorized by the Slate of Georgia.} FOKX GAINES ACADEMY EOTTEHY ! CLASS 17 , To be drawn in the City n; Atlanta. Georgia, in public, on Mondav, Julv -JS, ISMi, on the HAVANA PLAN!! SAM’L SWAN v DO, Managers. PRIZES AMcjUNTINO TO £ X O 2 , O O ! will be distributed according t<> ihe foUowing XhXA6xix£lcoxa.t JSoliexrxG : : F.VERY OTHER TICKET SURE TO DRAW A
PRIZE.
30,000 .NTMBF.KN-.15, 190 PHIZES! !
*20,000 is *20,000 10,000 is 10,000 1,000 is 1.000 i.ms* is 1.000
2 Prizes of..... 4141 are
the entire establishment is now ready for the reception
of Visitor;.
The Proprietors are determined to furnish a pleasant home to the afflicted while seeking hetlth. and cotnf -r;
j U, those needing re|»o*e.
The Tonic, and gently Alterative virtues ot th«e, . I Springs, warrant relief in Cut oi^ons, Scrofulous. fi\s ! i pectic and Kheuiiatic Affections; as well as bnildinv j up and giving energy and strength to tu'eebled const!
! tutlons.
Severs! cottages for families are erected, which, with their oiber>foinuiodioui buildings, wi!l furnish ample ’ accommodations for all who may come. The Springs are situated in a rural district, with hill \ and vale, held and forest around them, sufficient to j } please the eye. and afford ample room for pleasant an.! Uealthful rambles. m^An omnibus will be in waiting at th. Knights , town depot, to convey passengers and baggage to u.t- 1 celebrated watering pdace and summer retreat B. ELDER. julyldlinAw3m .MUSE* LEAVITT. Bank of the Capitol.
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rffiAHlS Bank will be cloied on Friday, Jutyllii. Inde JL pender.ee Day. Persons having net-s due at this
Bank on that day. will please attend to payment of the
j same on the 3d.
J julyidlt_ JXD. WOL1.KY, Cash.
; T 1ST RECEIVED — ej Refrigerators; Ice Chests, extra sizes.
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T'HIS New Hall, one of ihe ruv/Ues 1. Hie State, U now coiopictei t tiAtH
SOn j Is selling off hi; stock of Clothing for THIRTY DA VS, / decJWCm
the day, night, or week—will seat stly
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prize are
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More Fusion. States is perfect.
The Black Republicans of Vermont met ■ The Earl of Carlisle is Lord Lieutenant of i tive.
in Mass State Convention, at White Kiver! ^ reiall ^» un ^ ^^ ar ' e8 ^ urauer ’‘ s an The county of Jay, one Representative.
■TuDCIion, co the 2.1 inst., and put in nomi-1 iaehusellsj ^nd'a lUn^of Druromon™ Ughi " nation, for State officers, the same ticket that, of the Black Republican faction, was nominated by the Know Nothings at | This disclosure of the Belfast journal is
their recent State Convention, at Montpelier, j on i v evidence of close and intimate alThe ticket is coaiposed of the ' .• , . ,,, , « ,.. ,.
following , li a nce between the Black Republican Aboli-
narnes • lion party in the United States and the arisFur Govento* Hyland b litchcr, tocracy of Great Britain, which ha? already
been known to exist. It is cot long since ; that the London Daily News—the oracle of
Lt. Governor—James M. Slade. Treasurer—Henry M. Bates.
is no hope for
serve.
The Democrat was then edited by Dr. E. W H. Elms, the present Black Republican candidate for Auditorof State. The Doctor' contend*, however, that he has never changed. The Quaker* ami Abolitionist* have not Jianged. Are they traitors and sludbellies
The Black Republicans of Vermont have the same unconquerable hatred of Know Nethingism, that they have in Indiana and Illinois. They hate them so intensely that they have up their minds to give them the “ lion’s share ” of the “ spoils” in every coalition, that they can hatch up against the
Democracy.
the British anti-slavery Society, declared right out, that in tho event of a war between England and the United States, it had the fullest assurance that the anti-slavery party here would bs with Great Britain. Quite natural, all this. What sympathy can the aristocracy of Great Britain have for the American Union, which was reared on the ruins of monarchy? What sympathy can
O^rSince Col. Sumner lias put an end to ,u • u i-,- , pi i p ^ „
RuSiwis" uid lk .
Abolitionists in Kansas, the opposition wire pullers hav* turned their batteries upon the
now? The Doctor now looks iqion the ! Co1, and are al>n,iDg him “ like a P* ck P ocket • ,, \N ayne district as a political Eden—is he a I n, *- v arp “d ow n’’ on everything and everyFederalist and a traitor? body that ieterposes between them and the In 1847, when the subject wa* first agitated, I sc ben>es of agitation which they have conbe pronounced “THE WILMOT PROVISO coct ^ t0 c *n-y them through the campaign* A HUMBUG-POWERLESS FOR GOODS ***
AND PREGNANT FOR EVIL.” In the National Democrat.—This is the namft'Gen. Smith’s instructions concerning Kansas
of a new Democratic paper, published at
Greoncastle, Putnam Co., B. F. Stover, EJi tor and Proprietor. The Democrat is a Urge sized, well printed sheet, and its edito-
9*me article he said:
SO FAR AS NEW TERRITORY IS CONCERNED IT WILL BE TIME ENOUGH WHEN WE REQUIRE IT,
AND COMM TO EXTEND TO IT THE ' rial tle P artmeDt S ive8 ‘ ,v5< Unce of talentand PROTECTION OF OUR LAWS, T0i* bi,it - T ’ the publisher all kinds of FIGHT THE BATTLE OF SLAVERY i 00 ** 8 * n b * 9 undertaking.
AND ANTI-SLAVERY, AND FOR ONE.
for that
same Union, which is held together by a constitution which they are in the habit of denouncing as an atrocious bargain—nay, the Union itself as a “ Lesgne with death, and
a covenant with hell!”
03" The Washington letter writers to the Now York press, agree in the statement that
The county of Jefferson, two Representa-
tives.
The county of Jennings, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Johnson, one Representa-
tive.
The counties of Jasper and Pulaski, joint-
ly one Representative.
The county of Knox, one Representive. The county of Kosciusko, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Lagrange, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Lake, one Representative. The county of Laporte, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Lawrence, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Madison, two Representa-
tives.
The county of Marion, two Representatives. The county of Martin, one Representa-
tive.
Th® counties of Marshall and Starke, jointly, one Representative. The county of Miami, one Representative. The county of Monroe, one Representa-
tive.
The county of Montgomery, one Representative.
15,190 Prize; aiuGtliiting to *102,000 Ihe 15,000 Prizes of 84 are determii.e.l by the number which draws the *20,000 Prize—ii that number should be an odd number, then every odd number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to *4 ; if at even number, then every even number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to *4. in addition to any other Prize
the ticket may draw.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd and even number ticket; will be certain of drawing nearly half the cost of the same, with chances of obtaining
other prizes.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pav t -
ble in full without deduction.
ILG All prizes of 81,000 and under, paid immediately after the drawing—other prizes at the usual time of
thirtv days.
All communications strictly court lential. The drawn Dumber; will be forwarded to purchaser; immediateiv
after the drawing.
Whole Tickets $5—Halves * - 2 t^nar-
ters* 1
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Ticket* at either office. Orders for Tickets can be addressed to july3 S. SWAN & CO., Atalanta, Ga.
each county and town of the Union. A capital of) from *5 to SIO only will be required, and anything like j an efficient, energe.ic man can make from three to five j
ATTORNEY AT Li
i:\niAY4P0M
dollars per day; some of ihe Agents are realizing twice | that sum. Every information wit! bo given by address-
JDf’iiflice over Talbott’* Jeselrj <
Javid Maty
ing, with a stamp to pay return letter.
WM. A.Ki.NSLKK,
jo30 Box 1-22* Philadelphia, Pa. Post Office._ josjz:r»x3t stiipt, CARD. SEAL, AND GENERAL
K N T Ci R A V E R .
Meridian st., opposite the Post-Office, Indianapolis. TTAVI.NG purchased the well-known Premium EnIJL graving Establishment ot T. B. Pkriss, I am pre-
Macy.
Important Works Juit £ HINTOHY AN I> RLI'OVl
PULPIT ELOQl (DECEASED D1VI
pared to execute all kinds of Engraving in a superior j manner, such as Cards, Seals, Door-plates, Carriage and .
f'.•anHi tlUCks. !
THE MASTER! 1 !
i M'Laurin,Christmas Evans, liJ*«ri‘.-
&c. Also, jewelry and Silver Ware, engraved in a su-
perior manner.
fYOOD KNUKAVI.NG Neatly executed, of Buildings or Machinery taken from original or Daguerreotype. ica>20
&c., &c., with discourses from Cbrjw* gory Nazianzcn, Augustine, .Vbtctf nmnnir the ‘‘Fathers.** and from f 11 -
The county of Morgan, one Representative.
WE SAY WHEN THAT TIME DOES COME. THAT IF A PORTION OF THAT TERRITORY SHALL BE FOUND BETTER ADAPTED TO SLAVE THAN FREE POPULATION, INASMUCH AS A SINGLE SLAVE WILL NOT RE ADDED TO THE AGGREGATE, WE SHALL
John Van Burin.—It has been stated that John Van Burin is about to marry a daughter of John C. Calhoun. An exchange says that this is not so. The lady is the only daughter of the late Senator McDuffif. deceased, of South Carolina. She is very wealthy, and has a relative married to Abram
HAVE NO SQUEAMISH NESS IN SEE-
: Buren several years. Miss McD. is
ING SFCH EXTENSION. The Doctor would now call
a special
beautiful, accomplished and thirty.
of .h. Dimerous n,*I ^ l”?’“ W ^ thtra f * n hi, " !elf ' D-k-io,, „ Block R.p„Nir.„ Coorr„,;o„‘' bahn " Mh « r! ' »'tDc»UDg.
are emphatically to prevent armed invasion from any quarter, and to affo-d protection to peaceable settlers at any cost. Sumner will retain his present position, subject to the orders of Gen. Smith, who ia intrusted with large discretion and is fully possessed of the President’s views. He was selected for the tmst with reference to his prudence, ability and firmness, as well as legal knowledge, enabling him to discriminate on legal questions
that may arise.
The county of Noble, one Representative. The county of Orange, one Representative. The county of Owen, one Representative. The county of Parke, one Representative. The county of Pern*, one Representative.
The county of Pike, one Representative. The county of Porter, one Representative.
The Opinion of a Political Fatend.— One of the Pennsylvania delegates in the Black Republican Convention, say* theWashington Union, had the manliness to take
open and strong grounds against the nomi- \ t > vre -
The county of Posey, two Representatives. The county of Putnam one Representative. The county of Randolph one Representa-
tive.
The county of Ripley one Representative. The county of Rush one Representative. The county of Scott one Representative. The county of Shelby one Representative. The county of Spencer one Representa-
tive.
The county of Sullivan two Representa-
tives.
The counties of Switzerland and Ohio
jointly two Representatives.
The county of St. Joseph one Represen*a-
*PLEACHED SHEETING— J3 10 case; 8, 9,10,11 and 12-4 Bleachud Sheeting. 10 bales 5-4 Brown Sheeting. Keccived to-dav, and for sale bv JAMES LOW & CO., jy3 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
M
OSQUITO NETS—
among Ihe ‘•Fathers’* anJ
lantthon, John Knox. Hugh UtuMr.' former;.” Also, Sixty otiierfelebnie. a; manv Eminent Divine; in ihe Gr<«i lish, German, Irish, French, Scotia Welsh Churches: a large nonit»T'J»: for the first lime, been translate ! un whole arranged!!) their properawci.t
Historical Sketches of Prcarhw
with
3,000 while;
1,500 blue and green : 150 pieces 90 inch Bobbineil;
150 “ 90
Received and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO., jy-’l 418 Main st.- Louisville, Ky. TYROWN COTTONS— 13 I'M) bales Canneltous; 50 bales Sea Island Brown Cotton. Received and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO., jy3 41* Main st., Louisville, Ky.
13 LEACHED COTTONS—
J3 100 cases aborted brand Bleached Cottons;
sale b)
J}3
Bleached Drills;
Slato eol’d Drills, on band and for JAMES l.OW & CO., 418 Main s;., Louisville, Ky.
\I7HITE JACO.NETS-
vv 1,000 pieces Plaid white Jaconet; 1,000 “ Plaid Jaconets, received to-day, and for sale by JAMES LOW &CO..
j)3 418 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
T OS'l’—A dark brown or brindle cow, with white A-J face, white tail, spotted legs, straight horns, and lamodn right hind leg—the finder will be suitable rewarded by leaving information at this office, where she may be found. je30 PAT RICK MORAN.
A GREAT SUCCESS ! ’
H'SASS »eek r uf Dd FiV - | SS«g^gSa*lS»SU» If ORTH A.VD WEALTH—A collection of Maxims. By * V f* Morals aud Miscellanies, for Merchants and Men of! 1 3 STFAKXS! Business. By Freeman Hunt, in one elegant vol-I For sale by * * j niiJ
une, neatly bound in embossed cloth and gilt, of 5<‘4 je.dtf
pages. Price 31 25. ! -KaT*n.JEj-3A7*OH. ijirge supplies received bv -* ~ht»r!
' STEARNS & SPICER, We*lcl’ ,, i-*a ww ’
J-8" _ _ l2imnoLsSt. ALL kISDSOF FIRE-W0«M-
JLItiH'i’’ DlGHriTI LiICiH'J'! J\. raaoumeturedby DUAKa’s PaTXXT S. KITCHL.N
Portable JeDgole Gas Apparatus !! •
*rj*OR private dwellings, colleges, hotels, stores, fac- nieu t,.f u il kinds “I J? lories, paper mills, &c., and all places where coal »» r »ntec*nnic W”* gas cannot be obtained, or where it is more than *2 50 i t > . per 1000 feet. This apparatus is small, compact, easily Ever‘ffered for sale m ' !ie managed, requiring but a few miautes’ atteutiou daily, ; in part of the following: and dispenses with all furnaces, it can be furnished | Sky Rockett with
at a much less costtban any coal gas arrangement. We ! fire rain; Roman Cand-c*-F) . ^ are now prepared to furnish this apparatus and guaran- , cal. HorizonUl and Flur.i »«- lee its oneration. ! of Sern-nts and plain “Sr c
r HITE BR1LLIANTIXES—
100 pieces, received to-dav. and for sale bv
JAMES ’
LOW A CO.,
418 Main st., Louisville Ky.
TJISHOP LAWNS—
D 100 pieces rescived and for sale by
lee its operation.
For further information, a-ldress J. L. Drake At Co., • Liabls, Indian Fires, r 'j f ‘*'"*,'V ir No. 2 College Budding, Walnut St., Cincinnati, where j lions, Flying Pigeons. • e I 1 ^. ’ (iSr the apparatus can be seen in operation at all times. | Crackers, Torpedoes, «c- ■ • . Je2r-dCm >| 0 veablr and fl* f< f ANK EYRE—by Ci rrkr Bill.—A new edition of i sniiable for public *:•■* F riv * y
fj this justly celebrated and excellent work lias just
Star Pieces,
Peruvian CrosseFarias’Frolics,
Vow Trees
A new edition of; Suitable for public a ent work has just j w hich will be found -
been published. For sale at
je. 29. WEKDEN & CH AMBERLAINS.
GsKMI-ANNI AI, sale
Meiicn/ Hob*}* KoOM‘ r Polk* Ik* Kt'O'if. K.IB* 11 * ni;i)rt r:
JAMES LOW <& CO.,
416 Main street. Louisville, Ky.
Jj3 OWISS MUSLIN—
IO ‘410 pieces on hand and for sale by
JAMES LOW & CO.,
jy3 418 Main st., levuisville Ky
HINTS—
IT 100cases assorted stvles fancy Prints, on haml and for sale by JAMES LOW St CO., j>3 418 Main st, LouUville. Ky.
THE GREATEST AGUE REMEDY OF THE AGE !! ! MOXIEY & BARBER’S VEGETABLE AGUE KIEIiER!
Saxon Centres. Chinese Fans.
Fire Trees,
constantly on hand. Motto Piert*' With plain or colored made to order and delivered wia^ All orders addressed to W H-‘ . Sole Agents, No. U3 Superu.rs'--will receive protryt attsntioD^^,
The consty of Tipperance ofleRepresenU-
tive.
The coanty of Union one Repreoeotetive. The county of Vermillion one Representa-
nation of Frrmont. After sUting that the Whigs and conservatives of Pennsylvania could and would not vote for Fkrmont, he
said:
No. sir, the people of Pennsylvania must have a man who is a statesman, which Fremont is not. They cannot recognise the fact that Fremont lived len days buried deep under a snowdrift, and that he planted the American flag on the highest peak of the Rocky Mountains, as special qualifications for the Presidency of the Uniwd States. You talk of ante-
cedents ; why, air, you insult the intelligence . . _ T , .
of ihe people of this great country when you | The coanty of \\ ashington-two Represent-
insinuste that they will be satisfied with stories j *tivee.
of mere adventure, as the friends of yo®r ran ) The county of Wayne three Bepresenta-
didate plant his pretensions upon. > fives.
Warranted a certain cure for Ague, Chill; and Fever, Chronic Diarrhoea, Intermittent Fever, Sick Headache, and all other Billions complaints. For aale by July2 W. W. ROBERTS.
RICH CARPETINGS! H. J. HORN & CO.,
Tha cohdIt of Vigo two R.pf^«mi,«. | ^ P " 1> *
The coanty of Vanderbnrg one RepresentThe coanty of Wabash one Representa-
tive.
prsaenativ
The eoanty of Warrick one Represent
tive.
CAKFKTIMGS, FLOOR OH. CLOTHS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, &C. Which they are offering at extraordinary Low Mew. T»e following compritei a part of our assortment:
Royal Medallion Velvet Carpeting:
Rich BruaeeU Carpeting;
Patent Tapestry Ingrain Carpeting: Extra and Super 3 Ply Carpeting;
nd Wool Ingrain i arpetia)
CLOTHING!! B AC O N 1; gelling off hi; Stock of Clothing for THIRTY DAY?, AT COST. juiyldlm Buchanan Flag*. |A ID WELL & BROTHER have Jhst completed a beautiful portrait engraving of Janes Bithanas, and have printed a large number of flag; containing •‘Old Bock*;” likened, which tli-y will furnish at reasonable rates, to persons making eatly application. BID A’MLL 6l BROTHER, j«26 83j East Washington ;t. ado AdEXTS \V A .VIE l>. $310,000 worth of Farms and Bnilding
Lots,
TN the Gobi Region of Virginia, (Culpeper Co.,} 10 A be divided amongst lO^NJU ;ubs< riberg, on the l<U» A . 'j' «.W of September. 1856, for the bendUt of Port Royal Fe Hash, »•-*
* ,llf A'
I)EI’KIVSD, •ndf-*r " .. tv care; A-roinalic M-'-A-h t ^
York, at a i , - K ' ;
l 'S’
/ ; UlTARS.irora *5 to !6J.
IT _m«y T
SELF-ADJUSTING W 1 ' J, L. Dnlanry * ,,a '
'T’HIS important in ' c, ‘,V 0 " r ^'i£" 1 new bushing, •nd adjustiJ#^,
male AeX^mv. SubwcriplioBa only te i dollara each:
one-half down,' the rest on the deliverv of the Deed. »» “•« ^ '* WBS se V
one-naif down. Hie rest on tue oenvery of the Deed. '-l^municaucn; Hvery subscriber will get a Building Let «r • Farm, OW > A l-E^ p-rformant'e of coulraeis ami promne*. XO a Hi*"
i,“war*.* • a
:
■ m
whom the most liberal indue.-ments will b-given.—| 1 / j j j ! (*iBu'>dles Frintit'*
Some Agents write that Uiey are making $2t)0 per lot of eolereJj^MT,
month. Advertising wilt be done for every Agent w here ; Also a ®
poasible. . dec.,apply to
K. B,
JeSSdlm
Advertising will be done for every Agent where For full particulars, MibeoripUon, Agencies, j
JAUDER, Port Royal, Caroline co , Va.
TjLKK < ;0 »*
r receive directfrom the F'*^, ^
I AUZE FLANNEL—A good article for sale at
to bo pure and entirely
pounds. This-lay reetj^og, myll-ddiW} 5?:.* '-^pk rfvAMN EBLS’ OIG-»'
X Mli-* low for cash at
G' jeauf' — - WILLARD’S.
Dissolution of Partnership.
nPHK partnerahip between W. H. Talbott and Chaa M | c low for caan j X W. Hall, In the Jewelry, Watch ami Fancr Goods ( inyl5-dlf ^
by W. H. Talbott, who Is alone authorized to »f ““y” 6
Cotton and Wool Ingrain Carpeting;
Hemp Carpeting; Venetian Carpeting.
—ALSO—
Canton and Cocoa Mattings, Mats, Russ, Oil Shades. Curtain Fixtures, Ac. mayMtf H. J. HORS <V CO
W. H. TALBOTT, CHA3. W. HA LL.
P. S. All peraons indebted to the late Srm, and those
“Ji
nvitatloa to all who know themselves IndelAcJ
je24d»w
\V. H. TALBOTT
tlmion of the*L*di<*«, now roylo-JAwl — TKLVKT VK8T1NO- ^‘l* 0 * -4*
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