Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1856 — Page 2

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<. I"'*'' ^'ON •» ..IKS m rilANAN. roM , H k > i, .ln||\ I'»KK(’KIN IIIIMiK, /)» k kN f I < K i ♦ HKM'H'K\TI<: NOMINATIONS /'* (I'/vmbrr, r> \% 11 i <*«•».*>i t\ iim . /■'n I,U I i ahmim i. h ^ m •>« IWirto’ tj of • > I > IKI ,«!< t 1.1 UK, Ml Aihltl"’ Sl itr loll> «« IIOIIU. Ml I.riiiil h)/t Ttfunum <7 Shi'', 4,(1 11,1. % JO^K". m* M*ii II.mImmi*'\i IOH » MrlM»*4( »' •*» 'ImhIum.u. r> # . A'i» fhiiirr wtoi'lfii/ "t 1‘ulJir fnshmti<iti, t« II.1.14 nil I K II \MI.K. ol 1‘MIMNIM. (Hf> k <>( Huyi nnt i'i’n I, \tll.MtuM IIIi.A4II.mI Hum in . Af > Hruorlttr of firciiii ni of tiiifnt inr ('onA, fiOllUO* I ol .!.(< U.OII

i Vnr 4fc* IiHttena •«<« MnllMl.l To tb« Foopl* of ladlaua

The CHitom ban uniformly pWT«U«<l h» tbi« that lli«> 'amlidatee for the offic*

OoviTi.ur nhouM oanr.UK the State together,

>» Mr. iji.ri- .ta i iti/erm on the natnedey,

* il»“ 4.»m« | la<o. He*|>ectiD|{ aiul ap^ort' n S thi> i ii .torn, J, on the day that the Hod. 0-

at Dsytam.

The {rand Krzvoxt demooetntion at Darton, Ohio, which ban been the enhjeci of ao much drumming and blowing for weeks peat through the Black Republican prase, seems to hare most egregiously disappointed those for whose benefit it was got up. No paper that we have yet seen, speaks of it in

T M.itiio*. received the nomination for the j such a tone auto indicate that its expecta-

tions in regard to the meeting were fully realired. The I)etnocratic jonroals, whose editors were eye witnesses of the proceedings, all unite in pronouncing the whole thing a most signal and mortifying failure. As we are willing to give our opponents all they can justly claim for this “ great sflort of the campaign,” we subjoin the fol-

oHicc uf Governor from thr Kepuhlicsn ( onveiition, delivered hi:n » letter, rei|ne.iting i ii in 1.1 ir^rcc with me uj»on the times and j |i’a< >•* it. wlnrh we might together address thorn* ( f our fellow-citi/eiis who should he I' -'rouH f heuing discussed the questions •I? no i? th . < hiiva.-s. G. P. Mohtu’I rei.lii.i i iii* 1.1 - tirne would N* occu|4*sl until

Plltl I OMill I SS

JAMES M i>|/ ID MiMH K

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hrst of .1 nly; l>ui tliat, after that date, ( lowing extracts ’ from dotes taken on the

ground by the special reporter of the Cinciunati TimfJ, who, ae between Fannoin and BncHAKAN, is most certainly a disinterested witness—the 7<W* being a strong Filluobi

paper:

DtUOSsTRATIONS AT NIGHT.

Tlic programme announced a grand torch light procession at night, with a nnale of Republican fireworks. While these pageants were being prepared, Mr. Bute Treasurer Gibson, who seemed ” spiling ” to make a speech, mounted a chair on the balcony of the Phillips House, and volunteered a considerable oration. He let into the " Slaveocracy ” with hia usual fierce vehemence, and rounded up by an earnest assurance that the American people owed it to themselves and to the unfortunate negroes to endow them with equal political rights and social privileges—all of which seemed vastly

A I’sltiy Truli

The i.riiK ip.VI stock mind.’ fh tin* Al* ..tition Know Nothin^*, jn * now. lliiii pro i el Mill Y i lik' 1 .! " tr,*: I 0 mi*.' I hr) eern to thml. tin y po.*«- rwioii f ;li of it to , jrr .v them s.ifely lliioiigh tin* r^mj. o.'n. mi ■tided l>y »ny other rcsouidi > Mfpt ■* ''.i.-t l i now mid tin'll, of Itoldil'iwn r*;jld I *

mid b« i. lliug to agree upon, and make i.tnu id- with rue. Accordingly, on the j lj I, ,.| ,tmi«*, i re.juceted him to make apI ..'itiiimitM f**i tho month of .1 uly. Ihishe I.I>*. : -d doing, but as.iuretl me that, daring ^ An, , wr mmld go t-tgether. After I had in id-- .ippointment* which would occupy my in,,.- m i'i ibelnhof Auguit, I received from him i i t-', st itiiig that liuwasthuu ready to H -l - in lii^ j-r-iruisi'; aud he selected a friend t , mi, • ih me appointments. I assured h.iii :-iid ii f-ii-ii.l that 1 would do so, at

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i i , 11, r-tin ii to Indianapolis to-day, I liimithii hr ha- male, without consulting ' me, ciihi*!' p- M.»rially m through the ruedi*

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f i, . h iend, the following appoint-1 •«<*>« «» me curn-sione oeim . , I,dr the mcmliers and organs of his j T?Sr ®« iru - oniimiallv and falsely assorting old, grar-headed Prcmenter fn

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I'l-tv :ira coiitifiually and falsely assorting ith.ii I h id declined meeting him. Ths falsiiv of ih--*• assertions, Judge Morton has 'no', t- me knowledge, publicly noticed, 1 wi, - n might leave, upon some minds, anira-

pi-, i"n I hid they wem true.

to give the whole thing additional , pice ami | |l( , ; rV , , )f tll ,. s0 f a( ., S( [ K }, ft n adhere to relish 1 ihe loll-nving ajipointmeuts, made by him

* j during my nlwonco :

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edifying to sundry gentlemen from Africa, who

following appoint-1 on the curb-smne below, and who ap-

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moments after, au

Id, gray-headed Frcmooter from Fairfield, denounced such sentiments to a bevy of brother Republicans, avowiag that if such were the ■eatiment* of Mr. Fremont, be couldn't ride on that train. While Mr. Gibson held forth, the attentive crowd spent a portion of their lime in admiring his shockingly bad-fitting pair of

inexpressibles.

Hon. Felix Maish and two other gentlemen also made fervent appeals to freemen, and es-

Wasbimto*. August 1. The amount in the United States Treasury

karaWo

paid out on account of the Texas debt, there is with the Assistant Treasurer of New York more than *7,Ȥ,000, and iu the Assay office.

At Boston there is over $3,000,000

United

vices, owing to the delay is the passage of the , *.i eTerTthie*

Appropriation Bill for the present fiscal year.

The c

$*,244,000

and about the same amount at

States Mint in Philadelphia. ... The ofieeni and employee* of the Legislative and Exseutive branches of the Government have not been paid for their last month's ser owing to the delay is the passage ' ^

pnation Bill for the present fiscal j

he clerks, who have heretofore been accom modated with advances under similar circumstances, are now refused by the bankers, for

fear of the possible defeat of the bill I.ettar from Mr Fillmore. New York, Friday, August I.

Mr. Fillmore’s letter accepting the indorsement of the United Americans has been pub

lished. He says:

“My position before tba country is well known, admitting neither of disguise nor equivocation. I am the candidate of the American party, but I see nothing inconsistent with that position, or dishonorable either to myself or those who may support me in receiving the votes of all those who, knowing my position, prefer to cast them for roe; and I feel peculiarly nattered where it ie done, as in yonr case, on

Urn ground of my past official acts.

I therefore accept the nomination so generously tendered by the order of United Americans, and hope they may never have reason to regret

this signal proof of confidence.

MISCELLANEOUS.,

WRIGHT HOUSE SALOON CITY DINING ROOMS. T Or?B KPPI5GER, Proprietor..f tSe Wr1*t.t Hou*«Li Saloon, baa flood np. In a oaf nifleont maimer, -Be l of the Wrigfct Honae, asa Dining "inloon.—

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Neither pain* or expanae Hava boeu -pared to ren this the beet eating-house in the Wr«t, and where may

naiT. umn *7«aii*£-aaw«ar^7 am sis*- *» »■ v. • - — j be had, at all huofa, everythin* that the market afl^r-U. Fresh Oyster*, Clams, Lobsters, Sardines, and ■•ther delicacies, as also all kinds of (came In their season Parties and plicate families supplied at short notice Havtrg the best cook In the country, he flatt, rs himself that everything will be rotten np In the l>e*t sty 1 In a manner to please the most fastidious taste.

july^vitf

A. G. CRANE

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

•rsm oza.xa-xnrA.x-GEN. TOM THUMB!

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'! 1* lj*i*», t «m*»!I • *Giih, MoihIiix, An^Ufit lliti, at , r ^ In ci iiiidclkhi villi lliin mniier of making * I I -m, n 11jtc ni , I will avail myself of the oj»l>"tinrni v - ! rcplv m-' to tho allogation made 1>\ i i iiiiin of the opposition, that I li.nl cv|-icsmuI tlid iqiinion that Indiana

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not |M-rfcc|l \ c li.n'm id .'.iln- "I Al- dili.n. avihiM c.t.! her tnlo af'iiiimt the Democratic Know Nolliingi nn';’ 'I'o iiiit** tl*'* fender l'("d Slain tn-1 SaliituRl tickets. I never exihgs of Ki-i'w ,N«»Ihing-i, in- iil v ail ni m h ,ih |ir(-i-'.i*«l en.-lt .m "fiinion jmhlicly or privately, sro hot ami liaul fur Kkmimnt, it mint mh I ■ ■ In/ri--ini in l"i> ; i>nl, ori tho contrary, I have oven tvhi pered that hi* i * ('aIIh'Ih . If .1 ,,iiil to all imni and everywhere, there was fact‘-o ftiitmiinliii!'wero to come |n |hi ir (mt , | no doubt (,| ttic result; and that Indiana there would l>e “ deaili in th" J!"'," at once, would •iyr -t kir;»A majority, both in October

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Thcrefiiic In lie vvin.-. *' iiiiun ” i I he win d .

But I hern i a i l.i i of < '.ilicdic 11 cl in.iii . and In ill v. hose v l.-i mud In- ,l inn,-, o. Iiy Momc no iiiii. Williont llicm, I'iipm"*. i

- iTii'Ui,, ainl Nov cmhor, for the Oumocratic nomin ■ My npiniou i-* not changed. I have 1 ■ dcil ' " ,m ; c . than any candidate of itliui ji in \, .n i! ! nssuro the national men '•* li 'iMHi that :i majority of her citizens

is'•fllill in the uoo i ' Her.-the 1 i lod -he mIiuII be liCftld, (loof the partv leailer.-i in the harml<'-. di-i.-'niv' dn n.; Ii- i -li i.-r ilic UonNtitution and the (-1 " Moma Biiov. n, lii i v ide i.cld ii i I Moii in.I tin- ITcmocratic State and Na-

iim|>hiv It they i in only “tip tin- wink'' tionnl noinmrivi.

to (IcrniRii and Ir .di il.ilholii i. tli i: I'ci. »:i I, n iddition, in my judgment, eight mont iV“ oil,* of ilicin, nInnil I’-llin:-, the * ^ongn- .ional IViatricft w ill certainly elect Know Nothim;., who love I (tlioln u . . .1 '^presentatives to Oongrcw, 1 , . , —, and mu Iricndf: am full of hoiie, that the loves v„np. know wlmt n- /mtig o„. v l.„* , d;,,, t i 0 likowiho.

graud thing, wliat a glmimtH thiiij' 11 would

he* Il would bo ft ntfoke of pulltli d diplo tuiicy that it TAi.i.KVRSNi* 01 \1kttkiinu 11 1 might envy. Tho idea of an m rnsfir,* hich, under the gniHe of .1-kiiiii'lo KiaMont Hong, j should cohv ev to liio foreign l>orn population the iinporlnnt tael tli.it tlio Fu'-ion can didaU 1 in a ('■fhotic, w.i the device hit upon. Till* whole thing n* out, end it c now for “the (Vorldandthe ic.it of inankiii-l ' lo .ay what they think of >1 We shall, of coirr e, li.uo no 1001c dciiial' fiom the Jnutnnl tliat 1 I <\ Kukuo 1 13 \ 1 I’aTHoLIi .

A. P. WILLARD.

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U r\V. re piili!i-.li below an nrticle copied inio the Sent,nil from one of our exchanges in April Inst. Wo have no doubt that ('(i-m*^ can make as much out of n nigger a. unvoiiicr hypocritical A bolitioniat. He hold > J.iv i-m in Kentucky, and preaches Ab-

olifiomHin in Indiana :

IA -1 \ ( KtiilV «>F IMF. ABULITIONISTS. ( iv-soii M rtsv ban been cxteusively lauded in tlni State for bn ■' ahricka for freedmn.” His lecture* aud -peeches on the inhumanitv of *l'ivciv liav,- t-ceii publi hed with As much approv.d ni d thev wci. words of Holy Writ.— 1!. , -iiilcituu having failed »n Lusjness, has i.i..Jc na a* .ignment of his property ; and in 1 ui L» tiny 1 on v Ky ) Ohsrrrti we fiua in it adverti*cd. Mini imui littU. aiivertibciuent w# mak«

the following exc-.-rpts : n HL14’ SALE.

011 < iicvun.v, April I6tli, tb/ifi.

i l :ho e 'Mem .* ,1 (' M, Cl.AY, in Maduon county, -V ft •‘Illll. tv. will I.m *.i)il nr auction, witlKvnt rwaerr*, tb*" f*\ KfiGl ('lity % t'-oTkrfTod lo the uruU>rfilMned

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O^Tll the Stntmrl h«-i fo happy ,1 kn.ick of “refuting its own fierlimi .»<. the ,/on — ihil ray a it ha-, d HeeliiH to 11. lo l*c .1 1 o. 1 prodigal waste of lahor, ink ai, 1 p m-1 mi the part of tlia editor oi tlmi sheet, to h> i!.,v it, as tie doen, a vtanding lopic of remark. 11 the fact is aa palpable and undiagui "d 1, he pretendu it to he, what neoessdv chii there i-c of any labored effort, on his part, to "how n ?

—If th«editomof tim Hrotinr!are satisfied with 1 ‘ ,r .U“ ,

‘ Irn Vv.irv *n<1 KFUn* Horte,

the record v» hirh is made ot the various imh-! hi . <'r*i r-*lr ot fine bi-'.-xlad Ilotp , ,, -ii 1 Fiilv lir.H,! of ('ivinmon Sheep. Httcal aunjecte "I the day through its col H..v.-n t.«a.i nf s..i»4h<lown sheep mnii*. we cannot, for tin l!f- ..f us, • what, " , Ar A<

peciftlly to our “ German and Irish brethren.’ It does sound a little queer to hear honest patriot*, who, eighteen months since, were “third degree members of Know Nothing Councils,’’ making such pathetic appeals to their dear foreign brethren, to vote for the eater of grasshopper gathered in Rocky Mountain snows, in mid-winter. Such is political consistency.— Such is the consistency of Mr. W. H. Gif-son and Mr. deems H. Baker, the one Treasurer, the other Secretary of the State of Ohio. But they do pull the wool over tho eyes of the

Dutch aud Irish most famously.

THE TORCHLIGHT TROCKSHION

Was a fi/.xle. It was exactly eight minutes in passing the Phillips House, the participants marching two abreast. One-half, at least, were small boys. That’s so. The only attractive feature was Menter's superb brass band — That was followed by crowds, wherever its splendid music was heard. The transparencies were of rin inferior character, and the mottoes and devices not strikingly expressive.

THE PVROTtOrilC DISPLAY

Was likewise a fizale in the true sense of the term. That, however, was partially attributable to the unpropitious weather. The lateness of tho hour at which the exhibition waa made, (11 P. M.) was also another unfavorable circumstance. Tho people donbtless were la

tigued.

SKCAPITL’LATION.

“I have nothing lo extenuate or set down aught in malice.” If there had been 50,000 people here I should have reported it so. Not enjoying the Republican faculty of amplification and exaggeration, T am constrained to come down ton contemplation of actual facts, and so I compute the number of persons who participated in the demonstration yesterday, at between 20,(Kit) and 25,000 souls—say 25,000 in order “to keep peace in Ihe family.” People, however, diuer according to temperament.— One lymphatic gentleman expresses his honest belief that between 15,000 ana 20,000 would be a generous estimate. A very enthusiastic Republican says there whs “ 75,000 at the least calculation.” Others range from 1H.OOO to

HO,000.

As near as 1 could arrive at the facts, only one hundred and twenty railway cars came in from all points. Conceding 90'pnseeugers to each car, we have the number 10,800 arriving by railroad. Any man of common sense, however, knows that freight cars will not carry 75 people, pack them densely as you will—pas senger cars, which are much larger, are made to seat but 60. Of those enumerated, some 3,000 came from Indiana, and are therefore not voters in this State. Those who arrived 00 horseback, in wagons, and by other conveyances, were not so easily computed. In fact, we can only guess at the number, I deem it an honest judgment to set them down in numbers equaling those which came by railroad. True, 3,500 came from Greene county alone, and 300 from Cincinnati; but the few counties bordering on Montgomery, and the country townships of Montgouisry, altogether did not more than double the above figures. To all these add resident Daytonians, and the number 25,000 is attained by making a big jump at it. The interesting fact at issue is, wa* the Republican Mass Meeting at Dayton a failure?— It was partially so, u must bo evident when we consider the tiemeadous efforts made to secure the attendance of a mighty throng Posters and advert isements had been paraded all over this State and iu Indiana for weeks, and a gathering of 75,000 to 100,000 was generally counted upon These facts, now potent to the public, are apt to disappoint somebody, but it can’t be helped. So mote it be.

ft-'iil'ii t-> • sill •’»* *olit nl auction, witixvnt reaerra

■iii-l ('!«)-, -.ourcTud to the an<lcr*l|(Q«

,xon»l*linir of

Tw t>in>-tvv* hop-l of ihoroiigh-i-red Durham Caitla.

Mi-m 1 two hiui-lr-' l stock Cnttln

Fight hr-ik- Oxen.

I'hirt-i-n .Milch Cow* ami ten Calves

Fiflj-.-ov V i .vrllng Mule* aud flu Work Mule*. Twrnt) T»v*» Sliaxea! Men, Women and Chll

leh will l-e sold during an id (lay’* life orW and Kidiug Horae* and Mare*

reason the Journal has t<- I'l'tnplain.

hia tender solicitude,

time to answer one tiiupie questhui, ho not only do us :» favor, but dear h skirts of our imputation which no highminded. honorable innn would -nitl'.-r to be

c--i 111 1 1 -i 11 -. ii, in Ii will be seen that Clay’s thorough-bred ilje editor can hud Ihuham* aiul hi* “ men, women and children.'’

exactly correspond in number. We trust these b things will Im- re mom tiered when the scamp own conn s tins way a ( 'Hin to lecture on slavery.

The (trfvt Mass Mrrmvo.—From all

, . , . , , indications the Democratic Mass Meeting and fastened upon him -n s-leme. U e him, Free Dinner --f the 7t*i, next Thursday, will to j>oint out when and where, m the Smllne/, 1-e a monster crowd. Not only from this, we have evor declared that “slavehoblcrs m hut from all the eounties roundabout, we the Territories had the same right tu uke hear the notea ol preparation. Hickory wag-

MJ "»ni i»'I..T.nU« T |SS

that Freemen bad to take their horses and man from Harrison, O., say that th4y intenplows. ” To this question we want an < x- ‘led tooomo up from that place with a big plicit, straight-forward answer. The .W- hvko.v wagon an.1 music. Among the - »r - '^'..1, »...i it i. mt does, there osn l<e no excuse Ur cv.«iion or J Uni, John I-. RoHnson, Joe, B. McDonald, silence. It can point put to u:^ aud the . A'C. There will bo two or three speakeris readers of the the number of our erected. A mighty hoot is coming paper, page, &c„ where it many be found.- Wayne county, and the Rush and .; f , , . ,, , *’ r '»'‘kliii fdka are viemg aa to which will Will the Jnuriml do tln.s—or will .t do lnrn OMl Ute Urgrat reprasonration. Ijoo\ what it lta.s so often done, heretofore, ac- out f"r an avalanche of the people.-Cbn*«M-

knowledge, by it-s acts, that it can sustain TJfjraph,

Hicharje* against us, only by ojon, undis-1 "Should KreTmut carr^ the HUUs gnised and wiifnl raiirepresentation.’ When‘set down to him, (in the IrUmnr’t calcnlathe Journal finds iwelf compelhsl ti> res«>rt l 1 ®'*) And I’enusylraniii alone among the tosuch means U» convict us ..f self he iseleolH, should he lose Penn-

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forfOmMancy W many serious peril. | .. .

— I Fremont cannot carry Freiwylrtifa; Inl»«MWrr*itc A«Bwctati«H- -liana is lost to him beyond all doubt, and ha At the Iasi Regular Meeting of the Demo- will never get the vote of New Jemay. A'ryo, cratie Aaaeriatioa of JadiaaapoUa, the foli.-w ' bromont cannot Im elected. ^ Thalia fatl-^

ing resolutioas wvre adwpted - I fAi*. Imim.

HlflrtJ, Thai the PrMhlont »n-l

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S»«r» u r r be i rswftvtwM ot cwMbb, st mr

(K7“ The Frenionters have a campaign

Blow on ! Blow on ! ”—

r.vm-*pr>n4ft«

be requeale-t lo invite l..r»* n t» Ueviuit, „f — a ~' 1 *»».

ijtErsr. , Tho *0-' * nr k». m*u tee MUtWry Cow pan V ..r ibe Demorrstir AwartsBoB. | themselvea ridiculous by ** Wowing, ” already.

THIS WORLD-BENOWNKD AND CELEBKATKD MAN IN MINIATURE! Weighing only 2ft Pounds—!• Years af Age—and but SI Incites High ! Will bold his Levees at MAS0MIC HALL, Indianapolis, FOR TWO DAYS ONLY! TUESDAY * AUGUST », A WEDNESDAY AUGUST S. In the afternoon at 3 and evening at 8 o’clock. AdmlsAlou 25 cents. Childea pinder ten year* of age, 15 eenu. On THUUSDAY, Augutl 7, the General will appear In LA FAYBTTK. S. COBBYN, augsdtt Business Manager. UlSsOLUflUN!

'PUR co-partnership heretofore existing between the A undersigned. In the Livery Stable business, was this day dissolved *by mutual consent. The business of the cencern will be settled by Mr. W’ood.

autfSdlw ~ Tkd-

iru i-y iti r. v* oo WM. WOOD,

LAYTON MILLS.

.id F.’tf Kegs and Tierces t Leaf Lard, on eoasigniueul.

For sale low for cash by

eugttdaw WEIGHT, BATES A MAGUIRE.

NEW ALBANY AND SALEM R.R. CHANGE OF ItUNNING TIME. CNN and after Thursday, July 31st, 185«, trains will Lv leave New Albany, daily (Sundays excepted,) as follows: Way Mail Train leaves New Albany at 4 o’clock A. M. Express Train leaves New Albany at 1-45 o’clock P. M. Both Traina run directly through lo CHICAGO, connecting with all Trains for the NORTH WEST. Also, connecting at Greencastle, with Terre Haute Traina for ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, Ac., Ac. At Michigan City, conneallon la make with Trains of Michigan Central, for Detroit* Buffalo, Niagara Falla, YIentreat. Quebec, Albany* New York, Boston, Ac.,.Ac. Passengers who laave New Albany at 2 P. M, arrive at Niagara Falls next evening, making this a quick, cheap, and pleasant route, east. TTr’Tbrough Tickets for sale at any part of the Umted States and Canada. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent. N. Stivims, General Ticket Agent. augl

LIFE OP JAMES BUCHANAN. 13 E-ST EDITION PUBLISHED.—Juat received am D for sale, one large. 19 mo. 480 pages, with aline steel portrait wall bound lo muslin. Agents and the trade supplied In quantities to suit, at the lowest wholesale prices bysuit, by STEARNS A SPICER, augllf 19 llllnol* st., Indianapolis.

COST.

/"VN the evening oi ihe 15th Inst., from the Batea House Baggage-wagon, one Oil Cloth CarpetSeek, for which the Under will be liberally rewarded, by leaving the same at the Batea House, Indianapolis

augld^t

PKOCLAMATION. Mavon’a Orncx, July 30, 1850.

YU HEKEA.s, complaint has been made at this ofllce,

TV that certain Idle and mlaihevlou* bo

>ys have bee:

illty of breaking the windows of some ef the War School bouses, disfiguring the walls, and Injuring the

out-buildings, fences, and pumps;

Now, rmairoax, I do hereby Proclaim, and give

en

Ward Injurli im, an*

1 upon any

property of this city, will be punished with the utmost

notice that any offences commuted

severity of the law;—and I request all good ci aid In exposing and bringing to to Justice all

fenders.

citizens

such

Given under my hand at the City of Indianapolis, ' * HENRY F. WEST,

July 30.1856.

augld?w

Mayor.

Stop Thief—$50 Reward, OTOLKN from the subscriber, living two miles east O ot Mt. Auburn, Shelby county, Indiana, on the night ofthe90th inst, one light bay Horse, two years old last Spring, well grown and carries h'mseif well, Is a natural trotter, has a considerable scar en the front port of his right fore teg, where It Joins the body, hU right hind hoof turned out slightly, full In the forehead with a curl on each side of his neck. The above reward will be paid for the horse, and the apprehension of ths thief, or twenty-flve dollars tor any itnforroation

so that I can get the Hone. JOHN M PATTEBSON.

July 31, 1856-dlw

OEAMLE88 SACKS—

O <000 Three-Bushel Backs, received and for sale

by JAMBS LOW A CO., Jy30 - 416 Main st., Louisville Ky. A8MMERB8- ~ — _' 1 case Dark Drab Corded Casstmeree, on hand and

far sale bv

JAMES LOW A CO , JulySh 4Id Mala at., Louisville, Ky

r\At

i -

^ A TTL.NET 8—

O 5 oases assorted colors, on hand and for sale by

JAMBS LOW A CO.,

Jy30 413 Mata at., Louisville Ky.

/YYBB-COAT S1RGES-

50 pieces haadsome Mohair Slmee for over-coats,

received and for sale by JAMES LOW A CO.,

Jy30 4)8 Main street, Lewisville, Ky.

It Mm keen

"‘"’'■’•ftJtefSi.,. m MWftMMd Hurt fitfUe* «2r»o*

T3laid Marseilles—

JL 2 cases on hand and for sale by

JAMES LOW A CO ,

Jy30 419 Mala st., LeatariUe, Ky. TTON JAMES BUCHANAN.— '

XI The best edition, giving the life and public services of this great man, bow at Stewart A Bowen’s book mert, where the trade sea be sopptied in large or small quantities. IJelyM

0^7* From the Coon ere villa ItUgraph, a neutral paper, we copy the following account of Abolition, Black Republican Border Raffieoiem. We commend it In the peace-loving

Freedora-ahriekei?: “BORDEm RUFFIANISM ”

A* will be seen by a communication id another column, the meeting which wu held on laet Saturday, near Fayetteville, on the “border” of Rueh and Fayette conntiee, wae interrupted by one of those “rnffiana” who are a peel to any eommunitr in which they live. We are sorry to see any of our Republican friends counteaanciBgand approving of the disturbing of a Democratic rocettngbv such an Abolition outlaw aa M. R. Hull- There can he hut little doubt but that the fellow went there for the purpose of kicking up a row with political op ponaats, and while we approve of the action of those who used their efforts to prevent the crowd from giving Hull a retaliatory flogging on the spot, because mob violence should sever be resorted lo, yet we hope that he will receive a well merited punishment at the bands of an insulted community, by a universal condemna-

tion, if ntft by punishment in the Cenrta.

Hull has been a walking nuisance wherever he has gone, for year* He is a disturber of civil soriety—a perambulating riot, of the most pernicious kind. No man can, and no man ought to justify Hall in this base act. Mr. Daniels, on whom he ceniiuitted the assault, is a decrepit old man, in the declining vale of life, of very small aiae, and not one half of the physical ability of HvlI. W*kiTe been shown a part of the cmne treed by Hull, and it ia a b/mlgean large enough to fell an ox. especially when iu the hands of such a powerful roan as Hull. We hope none of the leaders of Hull’s party have been bass enough to instigate Lhi* desperado to

** lawtiihly of ptfplf, peaceably

aaaembled, even though they were DemarraU. Especially ia .the act an outrage on every feeling of propriety whenr it is considered Umu a large portion of the persons who were these as enabled were ladies, who must have been alarm-

ed at the riotous occurrence. We believe that The Trwlem and Prirnmal ass do onch a thing has never before occurred in this *** Svbenl —eft aa laadtatioa as w4B maasiki wmau of roonly, and we trust that ii never will agaia. ""1 — --.. — . . We are oleased to learn from onr cormapoiZdent " .«n_™-i w * l wiu kemd

that so large n portion of the citisens of FayeUeville and Orange Township condemn the art. sad have than prevented the blame from be-

rog attached twlbem. -

TEMPERA Nt’K HALL, liuHmnapoUi t luJ T3ROWN A ALLEN’S. Xi Hsllet, Davix A Hszelton A Bro.’s, Lemuel Gilbert's, Peters, Cragg A Co P-xuo F^rtej Price* ranging from §260 to SwX). Sheet Music,Strings, Ac. July24 30 NYest WashiugiOb jt.

NOTICE.

rffXHE circnlstion ol the Western Exchange Ofllce ■ chock, are redeemed at its office lu coin, on de-mau-1. Banking umin fr -in ‘.* to l-J A. M., and from 1

0 4 P. M. July25d2w

G.S. HAMER,

Caghier.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!

RE opening at No. 38 Went Washington St, oppo- - Palmer House, a 1-irg*- and varied slock

or

Fancy Goods,Toys, Yankee Notions, Baskets, Bru-lio*. Comb,, Embroideries of every description. Silk*,

, Flosses, Worsted Hosieries, Wll-

" re. Bird CareThrough connection with

site

Chenille!

I

pean Exporting Houses, thereby obtaining I

dire- tly without the payment of Jobbers’ <>r Importer^'

iptio

henilles, Flosses, Worsted Hosieries low and Wooden Ware, Bird Cages,' Ac. ongh connection with one of the largest

n Exporting Houses, thereby obUiuinn these goods

profits, wo can offer unusual inducements to buycr-i.— Please call and satisfy vnursolveg. July24dlf HENRY HAUSMANN. TTIREMONT IN TOWN— X Juat received, a large -oipnly of the life, explorations and public services of John C. Fremont. Trade or Agents supplied in quantities to suit, at New York prices. 12roo paper. Price-JV. STEARNS A SPU KK, Jy25tl' 12 Illinois st., Indianapolis. 1JBW MUHIC^ ~ IN Just published, u beautiful piece entilled, - Indiana Polka,’’by E. Jaeger. It is much admired b\ all who have heard lx. Price 25 cents. For sale at th--Muslc Store of WILLARD A 8TOWKI.L, July24dtw Bates House, Indianapolis. C C> aV D IT I O N

or Tift

Mna Insurance Conipany, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, JULY 1, b .b. A* prurntol to its Stockholders, anil made out in rumptianre with the State Laws of Indiana.

STATEMENT.

fJ*HE name of the Corporation is .Etn» Ik-u r*-*-*

MISCELLANEOUS. P. *. Birlaeniuaycr, INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL T?C r A~ IA T7 H O XT JHIE ! No. 7 4. Ewat \Vaashi»««®a» *»*• • » (. .yL.*- in all kinds of Agricaltural and Horticultural 1 / Implement!- an-l Machines, Field and Garden Sc-.ls. »li.'le»Mie ai d i‘ mil jyildlm _ Silver Goblets and Cnp* ’ E hav *his day r.'*eiv. ^ one hun W Silver Oob >> lots and ( ups, with and wiUout handles. >Ae have them ->f nil s(/e? and style* ->1 flmsh, 'rom tho plain io va« most elegani chaise-l patterus Alao, a ir- at - anety lined with r^- *1 manu^nrer’apri^andengrevM^.ue^g. P lVIB~■ (CV, TV- HOU OM.a MACY& HOLCOMBE. ATT< > UN F.YS A’l’ I -ANY, l.vniAXiVous, I no TTJ* Office opposite the A right House. XII julyTJdwl) .lONES' PATENT HORSE SHOE. TIIOXIAN- WARKHAW, Corner of Pennsytrania and Market Streets, TT A ' fecured the patent right for Jv-nes’ Eiast'.c Horae il snoe, which, is unquestionably the best article bow in use. Il is oi peculiar and ingenious make, the rubber of which it Is partly com posed, giving a lightness and a sprin; which cnat-les a horse to do more aer vice and with greater case than anything heretofore invented. He invites the attention of botel-keeperv, livery meu, draymen, and others having horse* to shoe, to this yaluaMe improvement. I also continue to attend to all iron job work, and solicit the r-a-ronage of those having work m my line to do. THOMAS .MARKHAM, Corner of Pennsylvania and Market su I cid la nay .die, July 22, IconP. £.—County right* for Jones’ Patem Horae s-hoe can be purchased by application aa above. [Journal copy. | N 4• TIC E^t o 'l HE I’LBLK 7

MISCELLANeo,.

()'rt-'X or V. ssn’NUTON Nai MoarnKST Sot

TN tci ordance xvitii an order of

Al'. .XlOKCMgST SOCIXIV, ( Washingti-u. Julv 1. 18

order o

agers, the public are requested to |>ay no more connations lor the Washing' “ ' *" ‘

2a5

gu-u, July l, 1856. i the Board of Mao 1

tabutions lor the Washington National Monument to agents heretofore commissioned bv the Board. This notice is r...t to bo construe*! ax a censure ou ihe

agents, but it is designed to effectuate a general settlement o! the aifr.ii s of tho .Society. The Board is well

r> d of eventual success in the pal Inch it is enga9ed, but it has re» ler proceedings by agency until a ] ideration, for combining efflcien

assured of erenuial success in ihe patriotic enterprise in which it is enguded, but it has resolved lo suspend

plan, now under

fficiency, promptitude

fnrthe

cons

and safety is matured.

Balances due trout agents,or .-Bering from independent contributors, are to he sent by draft,payable to the order of the Treasurer of Washington National Monument sccictv, enclosed in a letter to the undersigned, ~ By order:' SAMUEL YORK AtLEE, - j>!iy‘>2 • Secretary W. N. M. S. N. B —Editor* ihrougliont the United States will i outer a favor on the Society, an-l boneflt the publia, by publishing this notice and sending to Secretary a copy

of tin* paper containing the same.

I sjitl *<>' Faiicy Mor-p !

No. 5 Bates House, Washington St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

J^E- KIVED tills day by Expres, 5 do/en dna .‘iotl

Flag* :m>l Badges of Buchanan Fremon

and Kil nu-re, at

STEWART & BOWEN’S.

rtford. Conn.

rbOrt

(fonVANY, located at Hart

The Capital is Five Hundred Thousan-I Dollars, an-l

ia paid up.

The assets of the Company are:

Cash in hand, and in Phoenix bank i-4i' 1 .st<i; 2<> Cash In the hands of Agents i:w,s73 (1*5 Cash on special deposit, drawinginiere.sk iu

Bai

state (tank,

Interest accrued on special deposts

Real Estate unincumbered

Ke&l Estate unincumbered 72 Mortgage Bon-ls, C and 7 per cent, semiannually 9 Income Bonds 7 per cent, semi-annually. 10 Jersey Mill Water BondsC percent, sermanuually 5 Milwaukee City Bonds 10 per cent semi annually 10 Hartford City Bonds tiper cent, semi- auotu\ due the Co. secured by Mortgage..

ills Receivable, i

btraw Bonnets, very i heap.

Jtilvlt; J. K. WHELAN A-Co.

10,000 , _ July 15

| fg>ur WruniN., i,i tsv—A Friind 0VTHK Hrids and

e liRitiEuRooM. By I S Arthur. At • July 11 WEKDKN CHAMBERLAIN’S,

rapid, la-or Fath, ani> now to walk Thkrein: A new ■ work by T'. V Arthur, just issued from tho press.

For sale at at

July 14 WKKDEX & CHAMBERLAIN’S. ir*Ri*Nns ani. NcioKBors, Or,Two Wavs or Ltvuto F in nnr WuRi.i»: By T. S, Arthur. At July 14 VVKKDEN Cc CHAMBERLAIN’S. 1* I A N O F"o KT ES

AND

M K 1,0 D EO NS !!! T3U KC4IASKKX who want supertor'instruments,

32,450 59 j A- w ill do well lo call and examine our Piano Fortes.

Vie now have irom Boston ..ml New York, the finest -o fgiii op assortmom ever brought to Indianapolis.

WILLARD <k fsTOWELL,

R/I»,|-(J(I OO 4,491 00

Mon-

Bills Receivable, payable 500 Shares Hartford ami

!k.

4,50o oO 1(1,20:* oi* 5,250 - il

. ... u I r V from the eelebraied m.iuufuctory of Geo. A Piiuce i.qjihi no I lV t o . f-yery instrument fully warranted, and sold at

inlyll Indiana .\fu.*i,- Store, No. 4 Bales House

MELODEONS ! !

ANOTHER lot of those Improve i Patent MoloJeOns

at Bank

New Haven R. K.

105 Shares Hartford i Provhlence Railroad Stock, preferred and guaranteed at 10 per cent 107 Shares Boston & Worcester R. R. St’k 250 “ Connecticut River R. R. Stock .. 50 “ Conn. River Co Stock.... 50 “ Stafford Bank Stoek

Citizens’ “ Waterbury,..

Providence.. Hartford

ri J.nftj 3> | fit.lKiU UO

palmer house.

136 300

Eagle

Phoenix * Far. & Mech.' Exchange ‘ Rule “

Cltv

H'V

B’k Of H’fd 4. 0. Bank Stock H’f.l

Conn. River

Hartford

Merchants’ K\. * North River *

Mechanics’

B'k North America ‘

Bank America

Bank Republic ‘ B’k Com’woalth St’k’-

WILLARD & STOW ELL’S,

juiyU Indiana Music ‘•Bore, No. 4 Bates House. |“ v chard. The I.ios KiLi.ta: Comprising a history of V.T his ten years’ campaign among the w ild animals of

, Northern Airies. At

7,350 00 j JU*yD 5VERDEN & CHAMBERLAIN’S

9,309 oo Ti a i itrn

12,500 00 1 ^50 (4)

5.T50 10 I 8 - BARBOUR, Proprietor. 5,150 00} ( OWNER OF ILLINOIS <Sr WASHINGTON STS 1,872 00; ItVDl.Afr'APOLIg, UVD.

ort’oiin wo11 known, popular Hotel, h;u receutlv been K.’oda .® re-bii:!tand greatly enlarged by the addition 01 '(I’mui r '* x,v or seventy rooms, and is furnished throughout n’cnrliJ. w ‘ th " cw S"d beautiful furniture, and U, in all res

‘iUl. “ pc-is, a

153 FliiST CTASS IIOTHUa ! H’f*i 33,670 00 r ravelers will flu41 thi> u Palmer’ all they can de-ire

N. Y. 11,000 00 ' or c«>infortj lu\ur> and pleasure. Inc lablo will at all

10,000 f*<» be supplied witbtiu; be^t the marker affonla, nu*\ (m>“ n “ P'Ons Will be sj iri d to ron«l»-r tb.'' alaj of ifiieat

both comfoil-.ble and

]f

c!

A Hare Chance for T Barwii: vrou know Andy Wallace gives baimii,,tr X sell three brick bouses with lota, on wr rat ble terms—one-third cash lu hand, and ths btlM

sell three brick bouses

ue-i

one, two and three years.

Also, three two story frame homes with |.%a

same reasonable terms.

J 0 2dtf ANDREW W A 112.1

(Journal copy )

T^HE NEVt YORK DAILY 8UN~-U sag*.’aft X. by mall, at ft2 a year. Get a »nfcl»s: «sy t

ulsbed gratis) an '

paid) to

Jel8ddrw:im

>ar. tret a ■gcclDS: ay 1 the tejjr..*. Send lean

M08E* 8. M4C

HTd

24,-jfK. (SI ■ I0,G-S) -jo ,

stay of guest nouaE.’

’woa

Broadway B’k Stock People’s ** Union •> Hanover “ “

Ocean

Metropolitan , - Butchers «i Drovers’ - -- Imp'ters * Traders’ “ Amer. Ex. B’k St’k “ “ Merehauls’ “ “ U. S. Trust Co. St’k “ N. Y. Life Ins. A T. Co. Sl’k “ Ohio “ '• “ » - Mech. <Sr Traders B’k St’k J. Ciiy Charter Oak Bank St’k 116. Bank N. Y. Bank Stoek . ..12U... Market “ “ “ ....109.. Phoenix “ “ Manhattan Co. “

id pleasant

W; -• ™ l! PALMER

9,300 00 1 Julyl-’dorwtl

15,000 00! ro w oon gkii.kkn. 11 000 0-.; ffeAHE subscriber Uas<»00 acres of deadened timber ’^•5^' which ha will GIVKTO ANY ONE FOR CLEAK0, : W» (to | ING. The land is suunted within ht.If a mile of the M,aU) ro ! !n(1ihna[>*>iid iV CiiKinnati Haiiroau, between Indianrm: s: *•*—<«■

20,600 .« julyJ4d&w-3w WM >

23,200 00

’ V

25,2,-, to , W M. M, M’CABTY. 28,700 0-f i Lafayette & In-lianapolis K K. Stock: 10.000 0 0 ! '' r?" ‘ Indianapolli, R. R. Stuck;

Clncinuaii ,v. DidlanapolLs R. It. Stock;*

fndianu Central K. R. Stock; lr,J.& III Centra* R R. Stock;

in lianapsilis Gas Co.

r , 8sl '- hy WM. V. WILEY. ulyl4d.v\uf Real Estate Agent.

4'!a4>THI\4jJ !

M. ALT MAN informs his friendi, euatomers aud Die public generally, that he has opened, iu adhis heroloforo well assorted stock of Ready-.*I<-rchunt Tailoring Department,

and has engaged one of the most experienced cutter*, . who will be sure to give a true fit to all w ho may favor

him with a call. He has a fine nock ~

10,000

24,300 00 |

14,625 is) 1,425 00 ;

4.640 Mi | F 13,(100 (-0 ! , 16,350 1 1

5,602 5-

>.612

6,612 50

San Office,Stall

rted Sira UNI-LB!

No. 16, West WnMnrau

TCE CHERTS.— Ju4t' iec e( v e<i__Agjoi L J , JACOB

may 14-dtf No. 16, West \ THOMAS B. HOLCOMI

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

INDIANAPOLIS, UI

U^r’Offlce over Talbott's Jewelry stors, *0! David Many. JeadlvA** Important Works Just Beceittl HISTORY AND REPOSITORY PULPIT ELOQUENT (DECEASED DIVINES,

CONT-AlNllfO

THE MASTERPIECES

or

OOS8UET, Bourdaloae, Massillon, Flelcliw

A * Barrow. Jeremy Ta; (S EVSuo, ,,„wmua, —.

wniuiscoaraes from Chryaostoi

Narlanzen, Au,

, O'

J_v Barrow. Jeremy Taylor, Chalmers, R-Asd M'l.aurin, Christmas Evans, Edwards, John M. 4-c., &c., with dlecourses from Chrysostom, Bn gory Naxlanzen, Augustine, Athanailm, sn-l

among the “Fathera,*’ and froi

'.1.176,468 .Ti ; t» • *5 210,943 50 ! dilie

n lo um Ler

Made Clothing, a

Liabilities

The Act of Incorporation is tho ame as filed in April 1855. THOS A. ALEXANDER, Sec y STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford Co , SU

Hartford, July 5, IsoS ■ E 1 , 1111 ^ 1! u- B , c ? u ’ He j 16 ’. a fl n0 ftocfc of piece goods,

Peraonally appeared before me, a Justice of the } .P 1 wrr ,c,, the moat fashionabl- can easily make a ee-

Peace, duly quaflfledto administer oaths, Thomas A. j lec -{;-n,) embracing Black and Blue Cloth, of all prices, Alexander, Secretary, and made solemn oath ih-it the , e ’ colors ; Black and Fancy Cassimeres, foregoing statement of the assets and condition of the ] , CK 6nd c^eev oatlns; vVhite and Fancy Marseilles .Stna Iniurance Company is true. : 1 estings, and other articles too numerous to mention.

HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace. | /(V Ul,! ’ 5ame llme > ll 111,191 D ° l he forgotten that he WM. HENDERSON, Agent, Indianapolis * liU 6ec F s na 35 handsome a stock of HyApplicatlona can be made to C. B Davis, Sur REA'DY-M ADK C J^OI HINO

lyor and Clerk, who is authorized to issue and lanow | and Gents Fn

Hooslerdot;

I'-iuivrs. aiso, sixty o

as many Eminent Divines in the Greek and Utft

IrUh, French, Scottish, Amsrtwa

vvelsh Churches; a large number of which b*v» for the flrst time, been translated into Kaiha-

for the flrst time, been translated into ^'sixfsiaawrsasri’s sr.,rs5:3rSiSls f f

Br

For sale by

jeAdtf

STEARNS * SPKff

Indlanapola ^

veyor and Clerk, wh Policies In my absen

july23dtf

WM HENDERSON.

The Penn Medical Umvertity OF PHILADELPHIA. Gar. Tweirtfe natel Cfeasmast Me.

FflNms Medical Inatitution, istigwed for both sezee, X coesiat* of twe equal and aeparate departments. The teachings are highly liberal, and conducted on a new and progressive system; and the course of study

a ranch enlarged.

Students at either sex, vieMeg Philadelphia with a view ef acquiring a sound practical medical education, should visit this tasIMutlon previouely to eagaging else-

where.

The preliminary lectures lo the foil term on the flrst ot October, sad the rag alar coarse begins 00 the «th, and will continue (or alilaaii weeks. The spring term commence* about the Wth of February, and continues until the Aral ef Junes MS7. For aanonacemeote cenaeinlng Terma, nfl other nor tienlara, address J. M. MAOOMXR, M. D., Dene of the Male Dapnrtmeet JOS. S. LONGSHORE, M. D.. Dene of the Female Denonment. Philadelphia. Bex UlO, Poet Ortce.

JulyzOeow-w4w

FEMALE EOUCATIQV.

npHE Pall Seastee of the ladieaa Female Cotlcgr, A will eemmenee at tfte College bail (tings an Moe •lay. Sept. 1, ItOd, ander the control of B. T. Hoyt, A. M., Prtaelpel, eaafote*! hy a oorpe ot' competent assist ante. The patrons ef the Inf taOoa are earnseUy raaneahed to aaad foetr flenghiera and wards ptompUv at thernmraanaamartol the Beanlam* fck rtnaraDeelfce.

to make

at Mad

mu Mr A»m , styles ef Ml

■Mr Gtadathntrtoy prtnea, to asake ream

Fikcft

A*rt MEM

TTA Y’K soane nice atjin

Thoea lirtrtiftkargatae manat Da., for Men’s aad Bey’s wear,sad a lot af Carpaki rtrmla •**^ aWJ|T MUHT * MENDEJ1 HALL.

X'fte Marntfewra Imh

Bau nraftx, Aos. 1—1 -Wd * 7 te "

ALABAHIA LOTTERY!

(Antkoritad hy the State of ‘tlabama. 1 Southern Military Academy

LOTT

can be found In ati

X"xx%.:m*'fKroxi.&*r Western LaboratorT A LL KINDS OF FiRE-WOBKe—

j V manufactured by s. KITCHEN,

CLASS F—NEW SERIES,

To be drawn in the city of Montgomery, Alabama, in public, on Thursday, August I3th, 1856, on the

(flushing Good*, as can oe roun<

„„ „ 1 an J tb f Pfices, too. Come one, | Ana warranted to giro perfect aatii&ction. Fit t* come a 1_ Dona.orget Uisestabashmeni st the “Union | orn Laboratory compriaeathe larrest and bst* a*-' Clothing ..tore. No. 39, W ett A ashlngton st., between t meat of ell kinds of nrgeat

lUlnois and Meridian ;

)jlvl2d3m J. M. ALTAIAN | ^TF»techale Workn

> "©BEAT CLOSIXG-OCT 31 tj? | w *«"• ' a *“

E R Y ! Splendid Opportnnily to Realize!|

4!rwS £ TtifcnZ.. i

HAVANA PI ,DR\ (xOODS!! M ft 2 m. Y xm.1 w » ■ a_iymift # • TN order to make room for Fall purchases wo are of-

SAM’L SWAN & GO., Managers ! L fer,n « lh ' , '• aUnC0 of OUf Sto * ” f PRIZES AMOUNTING! j o ! „ TtICH DRY OCODS #ao*A,ooo: thx: .pewest fTixjcs WlUbe matributed according lothe following AT ANV A - ND EVERY SACRIFICE BflCfthCJtxlfloexxt ®c-Xxe>x»it): 1 P1 v ? f ,cfc ,f, ai “ 2,0 fr 2 m 51 0010 c**; 30,00* IVUMrtBRS-la,18S PR1ZEN : ; ■ ** “ ,cUll ““ ‘‘^ly^wMat^U and 515, reduced to

140,(100 , Psri* Printed Jackonet Lawca reduced to 15 eta.

1

3^C0 ! J'llvlldtf No. 10 We»t Washingt-.n St.

3 000 is... 2,000 u...

1 Prize of. 1 Prize of..

1 Prize of , 1,000 is..

1 Prize of i.ono is.. IH Prtseaof 20u ere. 100 Prizes of^... 102*58 4 Prize* cf $200 approzimaMcg io$4(i.060 pDe ere . 4 Prizes ot 100 approximating to $15,. 000 prize are 4 Prizes of 75 approximating to M0 prize are

4 Prizes of 60 approximating to

prize are 4 Prtseaof 50 approximating to 2,<v-

prize are 4 Prizes of 4f approximating

prize are 4 Prizes of 25 approximating to i.is--prizeare .— 40 Prizes ef go approximating to 2u> prize are

Prize* of o amounting to

COLID BLACK PRINTS—

I .O.x) i3

1,000 2,000 10,000

5 cases received aud for dale by

, JANIES LOW A CO.. J>u> 418 Main st.. Loai«vUle, Ky. , I Acrd v ^ 3l * ate Unr» land for salo at a barraln- I — a” ooo-haif cash, balance on time. ™ ’ J luUu BtWM.Y. WILEY, '; 0 ,4 Real Estate Agent. I brown triadle con, wiib 1 , &c(> * *Wte tail, spotted legs, straight horns and 1 Un ^ “* 5“*' blr -’ 1 le *r—U»e flu-ier wtltS? suitable*

Every variety of

Movcakle and Fixed Piece*. Suitable for (public and private Exhibwo**. ‘■ J ‘ which will be found— Star Pieces, Mexican Sod, Peruvian Croaaea, Mosaic Trees, Fartas’ Frolics, Roman Trees, ) ew Trees, Polka Dances, Saxon Centre*, Revolving Baltsn* _ Chinese Fans, Koman A Moatoc t*** Ftre Trees, Chlneae FountaiM. 4; constantly on hand.

-Motto Places,

With plain or colored Lance, oranTottiaritT'' 4 *’- made lo order aad delivered with dispatch AU order* eddreaaed to WILLIAM* A BtTfH' bole Agents, No. 113 Superior at., or to U**** 0 ^ will roeelve prompt attention. ,, S. KITCHFN, Pytriad^-, Joidif Cierahjti.

: to i ,uon

CO,

54rt 1 1 z avln<t l,1J ^ rra at!0i, MthiVofflTe^i'bere „ l(U ° >>y ^ foco ' 1 ' J e *> _ PAlKiOK MORAN. m Bcnzele Light f!

J L DRAKE &

| AGENT for the

PXiiW) Tnva-T U vV? T ° * PORT ABLE

,irl t'-kN/*tLK GAS GENERATOR.

ThelS,en» Prize* of w are determined by the UU m- 1 0 P Drakes Patent 1*<53

s-a •

will be entitled to ftc 1 , in addiUon lo ar.v other Pnre I j F fPd ° ,n *’” 1 tea ticket may draw. ’ o«,er i-nze *. JE Ballwin’s dr Co , Bal-» House, Iniiaaapoiis, Parchaeera in baying an equal quantltv of odd and fJ“lyl7 AUtWtt^——sv——-‘S- , - iJoomal copy,if.)

SK.Ml-A.VNrAX SALE

dedoetiiHk

L L O THING ! ! Thadrawa , Usciling ofl his Stock r,f Clothing tor THIRTY DAYS

MOTICB.

the nnderstgned within thirty day*, and »h debted to the said Arm, will please call **“1*! blUs. H J MONTGOMKBT, AWP*'-

arier the drawing.

* Tlek *‘\Ji!lS^ ,Te * . Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets a

can headdramiilto

h Atalanta, Ge. S- SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.

COST,

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A GREAT SUCCESS ! i TTOW to gain honor and riches Fire 1 XX aoU the Ovt week of * Xho ““ n<1 WORTH JU*n WEALTH-A coileclton

■ATE afow choice

fe-rn lo order, very low. In order to make T. M. JENNINGS.

rt Earn Weahtegton st.

wiir,

wvmwMnm to ord#r. twv 1^*

■ forwy Fall stock..

Huri ‘- 10 < 5fte eWant^oI- ‘•attoa of tholadlM, now opening ri,

faad X^of^t ■Tl^ddtw] nUW

pdfes Price *l 25.

Large supplies received by

STEARNS A SPICER,

IS IQisota St.

5 I 1 imwm ■ g.

jyft No 73, Weal Wathggri^. SELF-ADJUSTING MILL BUSS’ J. L. Dulamey's Pftteftt, Jftft- **• 1 r PHIS important tnvenUon obnaies

X new bashing, and adjusting the ••’piaffift v

ao often required with the old Bush, as flriflri*

year* with this new Bush, and be Juat aaira***^

aa the dav it waa sat

IL/’All communication* or orders addrtriJV^ proprietors, BROWN A LEARNED, Indiana, will be promptly attended i«- fw Patent Agency, Meridian street, seat* a* T-ss Ofllce, sign of the Mammoth Utb SUchiaft^Tj above bush can be seen at ail time*. —

TO FRIHTEBB!

1 AA KBGS Summer New* Ink. ^ IUU 100 Bandies Priming Paper, (aaaort-JV

Atao a large ,ot of ^^gtaks,

pUMi; COB L1YKK OIL - n ,“ X receive diren from the Fisberi**- a®' 1 to be pare aad entirely free (roan dat*****'" poun-is. Thiaday reaeived st .—.

W. W. ROBERTS' Dref

myl5-dAwj No id, West Aast-'^^-

pHEMIC Afl^k-A taes^oriaea V* and Amoncan, oa tend at

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