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10 wilMrtw his IMPS St» CMdidtPlfor the y
trnimrj, «P» 1 * « rw* fm abolUinuU wkf rtf— It ttUfrr
Qtt. Frrmrrt mrt, after mil, trkt mmmktrtd —Uji ikt mnt <ft**i*t helperi tf kit rUtfin. No other equal aumta of ptraoea art doinf more than they to avail (hat flood of aoU-elartr/ fooUair, on which alone CM. Fremont eao lo carried into the Presidency. Let these radical abolition*** bo loft to ply the public mind with their radiea doctrines, and than, whether they shall or shall I not rote, or howerer they shall rote, CM. Fre Imont will hare been a float gataer, and Mr. Fill more and Mr. Buchanan will hart been
grrat loser* by them.’*
In another declining the name, Gutan
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democratic nominations. KUIt FIIKMIDKNT, JAMES B£CHANAN. jr.u” a* m”cKi“miK4 E . or KSMTvosr.
Governor,
ANH MKI. F. WILtA»»t er White, /for LutU. Governor, •abmam a. iiamiiobd, or Vtfe. ifor Auditor of BlaU, JOHN W. DODD,•• ttrnnt. /for Treaturtr of titaU, A4I I1.L.A JO*w*. ol Hnrtliolowow. /br Attorney Genera, JUO. MCDODAI.D. el Itentf•■sory. *V Bueennlenlmt of Public Irutrudion, W VEl.lHV. I.AHHAB1C*, •• Putnnm. for Clerk of Supreme Court, WILLIAM Jl. BBAXJH.el Boone. — ^ KLKVTOHAL TIFKBT. (JKAHAM N. FITCH, of Cass. HA MU EL H. BUSK I UK, of Monroe. l^W. F. raaaorr, of Wsn k. II—S. K. WoLf, of Harrison, III— H. W. Hikiut, of Lawrence. IV— 1). Joses, of Franklin. V— Komohu JoHTTHoif, of Henry, VI—Mahtim M. Hat, of Shelby, VII— Jamba M. Hanma, of Vigo, VIII— J. B. McCi.iu.lani) of Clinton, ]X—Oniiiers KvaHW, of Lai»rto, X— K. P. Uanuall, of Allen, XI— S. 8. Mickle, of Adams.
j| First Fsf*.
Trembling In their Shoes. The New York ’IVtlntne and other leading Abolition journals, are preparing them»elvos for s defuat is Pennsylrsnis, snd yet save thuiaselvos from *.ho scorn of their friend* nud the taunts of their enemies, for hsyiug inaUtod with *uoh obitluscy that it was safe for Fhkmont. To caxn itself down as gently as possible, the 7WL««s states that it has received information by private advices from Pennsylvania, *• that the Hucbaueen* have concocted some w-herne not yet i*ad» public, securing the vote of the State In favor of the Border Ruffians, and that their despair of the last few days, has suddenly been changed into ex-
ultation.”
The whole story of the Tribune about coalitions and bargains between the Bochawan men und the Fiklmokk men in Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey, is, of course, one of those” woolly horse” concerns which old stagers like UheM.t know so well how
t«. i<et up for political effect.
The only scheme that Is jet apparent in Pennsylvania, to secure her vote to her distinguished son for the Presidency, is the ltold and vigorous fight which the Democracy are waging single and openly-handed against the combined elements of Abolitionism and Know-nothingism. The result of
that scheme will Ihi that Mr.
will get the electoral vote of Pennsylvania
and of the Union.
Smith says:
” As you an aware, I do not attach that great importance to Uta approaching election which •• many do. I have coma to despair of the peaceful termination of sla .ery. I< mntC ye evl is bleed. The time for abolishing it at the bat lot-box has gone by—aever to return.” Io the face of auch admissions from the great champion of Abolitionism, there are those who tall ua that the Black Republican or ganizstion it not controllad by tha abolition
j principle—that it Is a Union loving, constitu-
tio'nal party! It Wes t Do.
Several days have elapsed now, and not a fresh “outrage” from Kansas. Fsemont stock is on the decline—the Journal is becoming as stale and uninteresting as an old bd* pot or an oyster out of season, and Abolition stump speakers are at stand still for want of fuel to keep the steam up. Bad state of things for the “shriekera,” and worse yet for those whoso noses have an incurable itch for a "root” at the public crib. • W hat are the brace of Doctors and J. D. D. about, that they don’t do something for ‘hair "kedntry?” Reasons for Voting for Framont. The Toledo Commercial gives eleven reasons for voting for Fkemont. Aa there may be aome of the friends and admirers of the Colonel, who are not ready 11 all times to give “a reason for the hope that is in them,” we supply them with this little msgazine of argument, purely as a matter of accommoda-
tion:
Eleven Reasons fob Voting foe Feemont. 1, Because he is a tremendous man. 9. Because he never forsook-his trust—so long as he could find anybody to trust him. 3. Because he parts hL hair in the middle and “iles” it with California bear’s grease. 4. Because be says he is “not a muiderer.” 5. Because the editor of the Blade says he (Fremont) is a “wonderful man.” C. Because he informed the editor of the Bledt (as they woreeatisg pea-nuUone day on the steps of Willard’s Hotel) “in a calm but low tone of voice” that he wasn’t in favor of'‘ex-
•yraaaas Daily Caarlar.
Tha Dtmocncy of Onondaga County, N. have iirfcaM amf amantafer tha pub-
lication of a raliaWe tenocraMs popar, the first number of whieh is to be wued to-day.
Theneeesfity for anew paper ha ben by the defbetion of the Oumdoga
Stmedmod, which bad long been the repneen-
tstive of the party in that County.
The Courier will be under the Editorial wansUwtejr
- sale, ae c-MamMn&«r ehanr
mm Sait
experience in the bnsinces, and of tried
fidelity to the cause.
The Democracy of Central New York have long needed a paper of the commanding talent and influence which it is proposed
to giro *0 the Courier.
REAL KTATE^AJJD JTOCI AUsales from #30* toXJMSlactaMv*, vUiaalaaa««
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managemant of Gen. Hagadom, late editor S5S23 of the Staten /dander, a gentleman of long *jjffi AadwaTvwaar wi*i*n»-
Oirrion. Mm Wash has returned to New York from bis European tour, a steerage passenger in a aailtrg vessel He want
out in one of the best steamer tprtha.
03*Beecheb (Rev. Rifle B.) said in hia stump speech at Hudson, the Other day, that if Fhkmont could not be elected, he prefer-
red the dissolution of the Union.
i r jraona raagaaathle forlhacof
miasjon on PrapeKr wltM umm mar be eoaeaeuMd wj^J-h^uwnvMOf Mid property befera Ue wttMnwal WleaMar<M KL« the Pmlmer Kauee, Hava now ESTKKED05 THKIK BOOKS Bore than 94,•00,000 REAL JEST ATE
For sale c* Coaimiartoa.
FARMS IH XAEIOH COUNTY He 249. M acres 1 Bile north-waat of IsJtanap*-
lla, ou Fall Crock.
He DTI. MS aeras of land aiMl agrUl mill, rftoated
on Fall Creek aonb-aart ol ladiaa ~
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Me * SO. acroa Hmilee pouUi of Indianapolis;
ISO acroa in coUivatiofi.
Ne 497.
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TO acres of land 7 mU
Ldf Indlaa-
nonhofA. AM.
COLES OD., ILL.
STARK OcT.Ill; H ’ ^
WABASH CO., ILL.
*«Bfcevea Wad; vary nod tMprovenroots.
JASPER CO., ILL. . 3 ailas west of NawVap.
BENTON 00.. IOWA.
XO acm lmiiAl inaroved.
Me 9*4. 1IM acrralandin i.Ay, Cons and Greene
counties, la trade tor city property. MUSCATINE CO., IOWA.
Me S5S. *60 t/ree land 9 miles from MneoUae
City, on Cedar Kiver.
KEOKUK CO., IOWA. Me DO*. 79acre*, ali prairie, v
PAQE CO., IOWA.
Ke SeO- NS acrov; 80 acres ttmbarad.
UNION CO„ IOWA.
Ne 80S. 160 acres prairie land one-half aaile from
a coal mine.
ST. CLAIR CO., MISSOURI. Me *4B- SO acres land, unimproved.
N• BIT. O'iacre* 'and 2 miles north of New Ma-
rion. "
(rtr Hon. Samuel D. Ingham, Gen. Jacksop’a Secretary of State, and a Democrat from-the start, has declared unequivocally for Fremont.—Boston Journal. “ A Democrat from the stirt,” but always the most bitter opponent of the Democratic party in tbo Union, ever since Gen. Jackson turned' him out of his cabinet (or rather forced him to resign,) in 1829. By the way, Air. Ingham was Secretary of the Treasury, pot "of State,” as the Journal has iL # The above is a fair specimen of the way that pa per manufactures “buncombe” for Fremont since it turned traitor to Fillmore, and joined the Abolitionist*—Bay State. r (£7- There are twenty-six papers in California urging the election of Buchanan and Bbeckenbidus, while Feemont and Fillmoke find but twenty-one with their names at their mast head. (£/-Lamaetine, who is suffering from rheumatism, has received from the Emperor of Brazil one hundred thousand francs as payment of five thousand subscriptions to the Familiar Course of Literature.
t .... ... . AUo, 40 aero* exm Umber laud. Also, 40 seres Nw Macros land east Deaf sad BuabAsylura. 4}^ miles south of Osgood. Alao, 2f'0 acres in BUrkMw DTD. Oso-half *f a Boannff mlU, 4>, miles N hawk Co., loirs; all to ir»-4o for nty nrepertv. K. of Indiaaspalis. *
SU> 4IS. 390 seres 9 miles cast of htdiaiidi.'jlU rr
a high slate of culdvaUoii.
N« .>09. VI), acres three-lburUu of mils sast of
lu<!iaiiai>olU. «-«
No IliO. 96 acres 3 miles west of Indianapolis;
gu«il iiuprovetnents, with saw mill.
N« GoO. 4U0 acres ou the l<ae of .Varion and Johnson eountiss, 12 mil vs from Indianapolis, 9 miles from
Lawrencetmrgb K. K.; pertly improved.
Nw *91. Do acres I), miles south of Indianapolis,
part improved.
No 796. 16 acres; 10 cleared, 5 timber, on the CrewfordsvUle Ki«d,2 miles west of Indians polls. No 807 • A grist tatll and taw mill oo Kafle Croak 6 miles weal of mdianspulis. Will exenauge in pan,
for city property.
N^ 82!>- lii4 acres on tbo Michigan Koad, S raiies east of the donattoa hue; 100 acres improved, balance
injoatare.
no H7D- A (arm uf 205 acres adjoining lad’pi’s. N o 0*4. 160 acre* land 3 miles S, K. of InJtacap-
olis; 90 acres improved.
No SOD. X) acres land near Indianapolis; good im-
provements,
A Vote that will Count.—Out of between eight hundred and nine hundred voters in the iron milL at Troy, New York, all but about one hundred are Buchanan
tending slavery.” 7. Because the London Times and Chronicle want him to be elected. 8. Because he invariably pulls his boot* off previous to retiring at night. 1). Becatire the Toledo Blade ttnd Constantine Mercury “support him.” c 10. Because Simmer, Klink, Burlingame, Depp, Mrs. Blackwell, etc., say "he’s just the
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man.
11. Because—this is the most important “reason”—He run away with T. H. Benton’s “darter.” “To be continued.”
A grist and saw mi 1 and 10 acres of land, •2 miles west of Indianapolis aa T. H. & K. R. R.
o 915.
ties west of ip-liana polls aa T. H. 6t K. K. K. Nw 917 • 12 or 16 acres of laud on Michigan Road,
one-half mile from Indianapolis.
No 033. 34 acres improved land,? miles S. E. oi
Indianapolis.
No 9D4. A grist and saw mill and Mi acres of land, 6 miles north-west of Indianapolis, on the Crawfords-
ville Road.
No 935. 119 seres highly improved Jand 3 miles
south east of Indianapolis. BOONE COUNTY.
No 299- 168 acres of land near Korthfleld. No 790. Mi acres, one-half Improved; to trade for
R. B. Stock.
No 519. 80 acres south-west of Lebanon. No *03- 160aeres,60acret cleared; 8 miles northwest of Lebanon. No 790. 80acres land, soma improvements. No 919. 200 acres land, S miles from North Held; good improvements. No 92'2. 3o acres land 14 mitovTrotn Indianapolis. No 927. I'M acres land 1)^ mUes from Lebanon. Will trade for city property. BENTON COUNTY. No 530. 43B acres timber land. BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY.
JEFFERSON CO., MO.
No-930. 330 acres land 30 miles from SL I.<.'Uls,4
miles from iron Mountain. MISCELLANEOUS.
No SID- 60 acres in Kanka^es co., Illinois. No 634- COO acres in Ham-iron co., Ohio, within
one mile of I'leasaul Lake.
No 941. :w acres of land. 120 improved, 6 miloe
from the city; elegant Improvement*. No 94S. SOU acres in Adams ro., Iowa,
acres fame soun'.y. No 943. 30 a Most.y improved.
No *44.
MartinsviUr; improved. No a«5. 9bacres 6 miles w<
National Koad. Very heavUy tin
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dam* co., Iowa. Also, 160
acres 5 miles south of Indianapolis.
ost.y improved.
N*a 944. GOacrcs in Morgan county, 5 mile* from
artinsviUr; improved.
Na 9«5. 9bacres i miles west of Indianapolis, on
aiiobat Koad. Very heavUy Umbered.
N • 949. 163 acres improved land, in Benton co.,
Iowa.
Nw 947. 10 four-acre blocks, 2 miles west of Indianapolis. No 91.S. 60 acres, part improved, in Shelby co., Indiana. No 949. 1 acre on the National Road, near the Insane Asylum; swro room and dwelling house on it.
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No 7 84. A grist mill and saw mill on Clifly Creek 10 miles cast of Columbus, all in good order. No 215. 90 acres Hud with a grist mill, sawmill and woolen factory, 6 miles ner'.U of Columbus.
CLARK COUNTY.
Sharp Criticism.—The Now York Evangelist cl0969 an editorial review of Mrs. Bkechkr Stowk’s new anti-slavery novel, " Dreti,” with the following remarkable criticism : “ The fault we find with the work is, not so tnuoh that a large section of the Church of Christ is caricatured and misrepresented by a singular perversion of facts, as that art has been sacrificed to passion, and that prerogative of the poet has been made secondary to the zeal of the partisan.”
O^rThe Nautical iVlagazine endeavors to show that scT-sickness is not influenced by the size of vessels, but by their shape; and it assorts that sea-voyagers ore not less sub-
!n c m»“ ”tr ti.? gS.lT j;j r “ “* quite the reverse of this. N* 924. 13U acres Und, s..me improvements.
fgT An attempt to get np a Fremont mass meeting, at Dodgeville, Wisconsin, the other day, resulted in getting out all the Black Republicans in the township—just thres l They looked in each other’s faces, sighed, and went home wrih feathers drooping.—
Dubuque paper.
Truth in a Nutshell.—Judge Nisbet, of Georgia, (saya the Boston Post,) one of the whigs who are playing the part of true patriots, in hia eloquent letter on the times, in which he avows his determination to vote
for Buchanan, says:
“ ThB DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS THE ONLY NATIONAL PARTY WHICH THE TROUBLES OF THE TIMES HAVE LEFT TO HONEST MEN.” That’s right to the point It is a volume in a sentence. It’s answer enough to the poor, miserable, senseless flings thrown out that the democratic party is a sectional party! The allegation that the glorious democratic organization, nation-wide in extent, nationbroad in its objects, with principles as comprehensive as the constitution, is sectional, is an old, stale, free-soil calumny, which j democrats ought not to spend breath to re-
Washington Union.
Going the Whole Forkar.
At a Black Republican meeting recently held at Hamilton, Ohio, a bevy of young ladies, tricked out for the occasion, carried banner on which was Inscribed the motto—
,l Frrmontkrs, or no hvsbanm.”
That may have boon very pleasing to the old political ha^ks who undoubtedly wore at the bottom of this little piece of partizan trickery, but to say that the hearts of those young ladies responded to the odious and proscriptive sentiment of the motto, is alibal upon human nature generally, aud upua woman nature especially. If love “ laughs at locksmiths,” so does it spurn, scorn and deride all those little barriers raised up by a mere difference of political sentiment. Let one of those young misses fall within the matrimonial range of some bright, intelligent, honest and good looking Buchanan Boy, and see how quick ahe would forget that Black Republican Banner and iUjesuit.
ical motto.
The nasty old fogies who imposed it upon that little glowing, sighing, melting mase woman kind ought to be ashamed to look an
honeet woman in the face, for the next eix months. The old demiiepa in breaches! what do they know about the interior arrangements aud fixings of that little Eden of
love—a pure woman’s warm heart? “ Frementers or no husbands,” forsooth!—
just eo, “ is a big horn.”
A Card in the Hands of Politician*. Hon. Gkorok 8. Hilliard, one of Mr.
BvcRanan Fillmore’s conservative supporters, in hi*|
speech upon the requisitions of the Massa- j
chusetU Whig Convention, declared that the j 0^7’ An occasional indropper of our sancdiflicalty about Kansas was, that “it was a ; tu “’ u le L ft tl,e following upon the table at
card in the hands of the politicians during the whole campaign. When the truth about Kansas is known,” said he, “you will find
some of the men who have been the
most loud in denouncing the Kansas out-1. Again tne louowing conundrum : f
which he was sitting :
ON A VERY SMALL MAN NAMED MOBH— ’Tis right iay friend, you should be More,
For truly 1 confess,
It would not be sn onty task
ly less.”
To make you auy
Again the following conundrum :
rages, have been the most vigorous in pre 1“ What’s the difference between liUle Queen Vic. ... ... , , . , I-And the shaggy dogs tall that is moving so quick ? venting the measures which were calculated ; The difference i» this—i say without bragging— to give peace to that Territory.” ; 1Ue g ^ a ke, ’ l,# Uor coach - the uu toe *“ a w *» ■ ♦ Boston Eve. Oaicttc. 0^7* The Democratic Mass Meeting in | - •— Springfield, Illinois, on the 18th was the' TheDabeiks fob FBEMONT.-The Boston largest assembly over seen in the place. It j 'f° urna l> a I remont paper, contains the prois estimated that upwards uf twenty thou- coe( f* n o ! ’ °f a ‘ iar J« an( f enthusiastic meet
CLINTON COUNTY.
No 437. ISO acres land one-half mile from I. A
L. Railroad; part cleared.
Na 457. 20u acres land 4 miles from Thornlown. Na 885. 163 acres land witli good Improvements.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
Na 585- 166 acre* laud, 60 acres cleared, U miles
from Muncieluwn. .
Na eo |. 13* acres, UmberedTknd.
Na 909. 400 acres land 7 mtlea from Mancietown.
DAVIESS COUNTY.
Na 487 961 acres timbered land.
DEARBORN COUNTY.
Na D90. 130 acres land, 90 cleared; good Improve-
ments.
FULTON COUNTY. Na §77. 130 acres l mile from Rochester. FRANKLIN COUNTY. Na 799. SO seres well timbered 6). miles from
Brookvilte.
No SO.). A steam saw mill with S acres land, seven
mile* from Uroukvillr.
HENDRICKS COUNTY. Na 990. 130 sue. Uml. 4U in cultivation. Na 907 - 10 acres land acd a good new steam saw mill 4* juhes no.-Ui of Danville. No 24*. One undivided half of a steam flouring mill with 4 acres of land at SiUesville. No 785. 10 acres of land with a steam saw mill. No 827. Ie3 acres 4 mile * north of Danville, 101 acres cleared; Dost watered farm in the county. HANCOCK COUNTY. No 460. 160 acrej one mile north of N. Koad. HOWARD COUNTY. Na 882. 160 acres of hind, 4 acres cleared. No 883. 1*0 acres land 7 miles from c<juuly-»eat HAMILTON COUNTY. No (J IG. 80 acres one-half mile from Forlaville.
improvements good.
No 835. 4u acres about three
Avid, to trade for property in Indianapolis.
HENRY COUNTY.
res land, well improved aud a good
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WHOLXSALS AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE!
Ha. 3 BATES HOLSK, INDIANAPOLIS, I* evident in the fhet that oar trade U dally lacreaaRig. Onr Fall and Winter Stock U now complete, comprising til the newest and moet FASimimi JEsicis. and fabrics out for the Season, and the prices are so equalized to the economical requirements of the times, that public confidence la further elicited by our ADVANTAGEOUS SYSTEM
Our Permanent Reputation. AU who have obtained for ihemeetree a great and permanent reputation, have won and secured It by patient and persevering labor. The New York Store has won Its reputation by unflinching troth aad honesty of purpose, with the moat sincere and devoted effort* for the people. The Proprietors have always allied proob with professions, and the result Is, that whatever we state, the Public have implicit fklth In. For Instance, we announce to you we bare now received the LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
Fashionable Stock oi Dry Goods lit the State.
work la a manner to salt the tmte and wishes ot all. Men AND BOYS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING eg au desertptioxa; SEN IV P0KMMH1RG GOODS aaeqnaUd by anything ever ofbred before la the etty, leailrttng of— Fine Drew Shirts, all graaaet Nice PancyShtri*; Common, Fancy and Week lag Shirts; SUk, Marine and Vtoolec Under Skirts.
ALSO:
Bilk, Woaltea and Cotton Drawers; Plain and Fkney Byron Cellars; Plata aad Fancy Lap Collars;
Gloves of all loads;
Fancy white and mixed Cottea Socks;
Merino Socks, all kinds;
Braces, French aad American;
166 different stylos of Tit*, Stocks, Cravats, Brwa,
Ae.;
Silk and Linen Pocket Handkerf * la great variety.
For the traveler we have—
Shawls of all grades, from IS to 630;
Trunks, Vaibe* and Traveling
Sink,Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas;
The astonishing success we have met with by adop. ting the low price system, enable* os to sell at the tame low rale*, making It aa advrntage for every one to buy of us. GLASER 6k BROTHERS,
ee-
rily for Costs—Parties to Contracts—Parties to
rial by Jury—Tria? '
—Depositions—Evidence—Transcripts-
curity for Costs—Farit
lions—Process—Pleading-—' Justice—New; Trials—Judg
Trial
ments—1
>'e ask an
It* acr< Blue £
.ivcr one half mile from Knlgi
a goo nlghu
sand persons were upon the ground at one time. Douglas, Hakiuh and Iiichardson were tha principal speaker*. The Germanti turned out in largo numbers, and were addressed by distinguished speakers in their own fun gunge. The enthusiasm was kept
up till 12 o’clock at sight.
(£r The Nebraska City News, which is the Punch of that region, says that “com in Nebraska promises a roost unprecedented 0 f yield. The average crop will be from fifty to eighty bushels to the acre. Strictly temperate men could hardly exist on soil that becomes so uncommonly corned on such
slight provocation.”
O^r The Black Republican journals are strong in thair denunciations of the Democratic party and the Democratic platform, because they have abandoned the doctrine of "squatter sovereignty” as advocated at the pasragaof the Kansas Nebraska Bill. The Southern Fillmore organa, aa well as the ultra fire-eating, Calhoun papers, denounce the Democratic party and the Democratic platform, because they recognize tha principle of H squatter sovereignty,” and thus deprive the South of its just rights in tha Territories. Both of these assumptions cannot be tru*. Wan both parties honest in thair motivaa, there would be no argument upon tha subject; for tha position of the Democracy is too dearly defined, to lead to th* riightaat misconception on the part of any one whose only object is to inform Mm•elfin regard to it. The Kansae Nebraska Act and the Cincinaati Platform, are tha only " taxt-books” he will require in the prosecution of his reMarches. If he sticks to them, he will find all outside interpretations quits useless aad
unnecessary.
If tha people of tho African persuasion wild bear this Httle fact in mind, they •*▼• themselves a vast deal of time
and labor.
Ceild cabbied off at a Beam.-—The Manitowoc (Wisconsin) Iro&oii* states that a fearful incident occurred near the village of He*ota. Just before sunset a efaild five «Jd was seised in the ptemnua of its
hy *full grown
mmmf ay * full grown boor, aad la spite of > ite streams aad the frantic pflbrts of its
ihaoMoffinto thethiekat Tho
m* tho
[jdeoMioao, woods, tat hi
The Harvest in the United States.— The returns of the wheat harvest in the U. States, says the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, are now complete, and it ia settled that the crop is of moet excellent quality, aud if not the largest ever gathered since the settlement of the country, is at least above the average, and will yield a large surplus beyond the supply, of our domestic wants. The Journal estimates' the yield at 150,000,000 bushels, and the probable export demand from all
sources at 40,000,000.
There was a contested election iu New Haven last- Saturday of Ameason aad Board of Relief. The Democrats succeeded
by a majority of 50.
a OCr w. H. Y. Hackxrr, Esq., an Old Line Whig of Portsmouth, N. H., has taken the stump for Buchanan. - Stealing Aid for Kansas. ▲ stand of aims consisting of eighty muskets, and a brass six pounder, were clandes. tinely removed from Lebanon, Ohio, a four days since, and shipped to Ksnaas, by a committee of Black Republican "freedom shriekera.” % ' When the agitators bacons so bold aa to •teal State property with whieh to execute their treasonable designs in Kansas, it is time for honeet men to pause and inquire what we are eomiag to. . - (£T A writer in dm Progressive Age, a Feemont paper published in Belfast, ICshM, toya : "I affirm (and I do so with honeet oooviebous of tha truth) that tha North will not submit, if they are defeated.” And yet the Rvpnhlicqrt* f%B vm they are ooidiemtiooistos
ing ” of negroes u few days ago in that city, at which the darkies formally marched into the Black Republican ranks. We copy the following resolution from the proceed
ings
Kttultid, That we, the colored citizens of Boston, will support, with our voice and votes, John C. Fremont of California, as president of the United States, and William L. Dayton, of
New Jersey, for Vice President.
Voorhees aad Wilson.
It is said that the Black Republicans claim only 150 to 200 majority for Wilson in Tippecanoe County. This is a point blank confession that they are moet signally beaten in the District There is only one othe 1 county that Wilson can hope to carry and that is Warren. His majority there may be 250—not more. In the other counties the friends of Voorhees claim a majority of 1300 at least, leaving him a clear majority of over
800 in the district
hut .they charge these i
the South. •
tr-.^ :
A New York correspondent of the Roches' er Advertiser says—“ We have been visit-i ing that 'jungle of literary lions,’ Lenox Mas*., and the cottage and home of Mrs Finny Kemble, beautifully situated near a natural grove, and commanding a pretty lakelet in a nook between the wooded hills. The lady’s eldest daughter ia there spending the summer with bar mother, kin. Kemble will not permit auy one to call her by her
married cognomen.” ‘
Mr. Folland, the actor who followed Lola Mon tee to Australia, was drowned on hit birthday, the 18th of July last, one day’s sail from Honolulu, ou the return passage.— Tha Golden Era says—“ The admiren of the 'divine* Lola Montea will be pained to hear that the death of Folland, her agent, ha nearly unsettled ha reason. She ays be wa the first aad only man aha ever T oved, and that she will henceforth east aside the foolish vauitMsof lifotaud gather jewels thol rust not, and gold which never periahath.”
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ns.T..
piv* GOOD JOOXrantAM TAILOUS, at Eo. P *. OMWIewMaSH,* J AMMO HALL' msmamu
No 419. l«i
rial null ou
JWU.
jasper county. No 90S. 10,OU) acres lan.’. No 633. Several tracts wiki lau.is. Ao 803. 4,000 acres, ui'jflW fenced. No 906. 3^0 acres land, naif limbered. N O mu. 300 acres part prairie. JOHNSON COUNTY. N o 844. 127*4 acres 2 miles west of tire BluUs. JENNINGS COUNTY. No 637. iUO acres land, well Improved, with a largo flkbriug inlil, situated on*-founh of a mile from
V eruott.
No S51. 40 acres laud, good Improvements; two mile* Irum Owensville. No 887- 86 acres laud on M. & 1. Railroad, three miles from Queenavtllo. Improved. MADISON COUNTY. No 773. 172 acres laud 2 miles north-east of Chesterfield, DO acre * improved. Ao 384- e^lnctos. 22 mile*. Ao 779 4M) aero* timbered laud best quality ; will be exchanged for city property. A o S93. 160 aerus improved laud, one-half mile troul Ibe town Of Anderson. No 803. 160 uuvus part trader cultivation, 6>£ mile* from Anderson 00 the b. <.v l. Railroad. No 819- SO acres laud, 18 miles from the countyseat; to trade for city property. MORGAN COUNTY. No 383. 650 acre* in the north-east corner of the county; 30 acres improved. No 849 • 40 acres in south-west corner of county. Ao 914. 120 acre* timber land. 'Na 999* 900 acres, 100 in cultivation. MARSHALL COUNTY. Na 38*. 420 acre* on Yellow Hirer. No 811* 040 acre* near Fit mouth, to trade for city property. 9 MIAMI COUNTY. Jto 9*4. 840 acres 5 miles from Peru. ' PUTNAM COUNTY. • Na 449. 240 acres land 3 mile* from Cloverdsle. Na 479. JffO acre* land 4 miles from Oreencastie, in wood state of cultivation. No #83- " led acre* land 5 miles from a Railroad btationt 50 acre* cleared. No 696. 263 acre*, good improvements, 3 miles •oath of Manhattan. PERRY COUNTY. Hm 83*. 360 acres on the Ohio Rirer4 miles above Troy, very well improved; to exchange for property in PARKE COUNTY.994 acres 8 miles from Kaekvilie, in a Mod.aeigtooifcood; to ex char*, for property ia la-
dianapolis.
^ Na 895. 380 aeraa land or. the Big Haacoon Elver.
7 mile* from Roekville, well Improved.
PULASKI COUNTY.
Na M3. 89 acre*, *oc-hail'prairie, beL timber.
RUSH COUNTY.
fra 363- -S\0 afro* land, 7q)fia*amrtb of Ra^vflla. • ; - RANDOLPH COUNTY. Na 489. A grist null on v*Hn Creek.
SCOTT COUNTY.-
Ha 888. MS acre* na tim JvufctsdtiriUe Railroad.
STARK COUNTY.
4fi acres lead 9miles from Knox, aasmalaad portly improved. Mb acre* lead IK miles from the coaaty-
^TIPTON COUNTY.
Arbilration *nd Awards—Wo* sun Costs-Appeals —Stay of Execution—Capias—Executions, etc. Price—Kinxle Copies, fit .AO, which will be sect by Mail, prepaid, for 65.00. Five copies to one Address will be sent for $20,00, or Ten copies for $36,(JO. octl-d3t -
Gtoid and Silver Watches.
AXTE can beat the Western World ou Watches, for VY quantiiy, quality, style and cheapness. We have over twenty diflferent grades, from the finest English Ghronoroeter to the low priced Lrpine. Railroadmen and all other persons in want of a good Watch at a low price, will find it to their advantage to call and examiue our Urge stock. Remember the Big Window, opposite the Wright House. W. H. TALBOTT A CO.
ocll-J2w&w4w.
B1V ALYES! BlYlLYEST C. S. nAjLTBV’S Baltimore Shell and Can Oyster*! Received Daily, by the American Express, at Oi*3r 333Lt» I.TXfrT ®«.looxx. In Base meat of the Wright House. l.OUIS EPPINOBR.
octl-d3m
iept25-<?5w H. A. FLETCHER & CO. THE MAMMOTH HOOSIER'
CLOTHING STORE !!
Sign of Full Dressed .Man.
ID. BACON, Jr,. - - - Proprietor. rM7HB Proprietor of this well known Establishment, I having just returned from the East with the largest Stock ol Goods in his line ever brought to this city, respectfully solicits a continuance of patronage. H
Stock comprises every variety of
READY MAI>K OLOTHINO,
GEMTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, OAFS, TRUNKS, JrO.
H is stock of Furnishing Goods Is very extensive,! which will be found every style of Plain and Fancy Shirts, Under Shirts, Stocks, lies, Cravats, Handker-
ihiefs. Suspenders, Hose, dec.
The Celebrated French Traveling Shirt, So invaluable for Railroad Mon and other* traveling, will be found in his establishment. Also a superb assortment of Silk and Lamb’s Wool Uudershirts, of a
very superior quality.
Particular attention ia called to his|
FINE EASTERN MADE CLOTHING ! Prom the celebrated manufactory of D. Devlin die Co., New York, whose garments for style, make and qualIty, are unequaled by any other eatabiiahmenL fl yPersons desiring a superior suit of fashionably made clothes, can, by calling at the Boomer Clothing Store, have their measure taken and sent on to D. Devlin dc co.. New York, and the order returned^in about as short tin e as th*y could be made up in the City. Don’t forget the Sign. MAMMOTH HOOS1RE CLOTHING STORE, Ne. 69, Washington St-, sept'6dtf Indianapolis, Ind.
Reputation.
W. & H. GLENN,
sepU7dtf
Proprietors.
ont la Safe, also Buchanan.
nd I will see what virtue there is eceivlng twenty-five hundred
casl .
Bring on your Wheat aud Flax Seed. 1 have on hand
nd sugar cured canvassed Hams, a lai
T F not, call on
A in Salt. 1 am now receiving twenty barrels of Lake Salt low for cash by wholesale.
and Flax Seed.
tng
one thoasai
stock of Cheese, .uu ... ..uu. _ u meat and Plaster,and white Sand,
seplt ANDREW WALLACE.
■agar cured canvi
i, and all kinds of Staple Groceries,
, a Urge sries, Ce-
AGHICCLTLKAL FAUX.
’THE MARION COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR 1 will be held on the State Fair Grounds, adjoining Indianapolis, on the Sth, 9th, and ICth day* of October. . . .. 1656. AU sntr.es to be made ou the 6th and 7th of Oe- ' 14 tober. All articles on ibe ground by 9 o’clock ofthe 8th For further particulars see premium list or call or
F. Beeler, Preside 1 ‘
IORACB FLETCHER, Ti Jobs S. Tabkixoto*, Sec’y.
'rcasurer. tdlwfrwSw
HATS! CAPS! SILK HATS!
FUHNITUHE SALE.
BY WRIGHT & MONTGOMERY, uA.TTOTIOlSrraSH.S.
T HL’EY will offer for sale at Auction, in hia
(J . Wareroom, a general assortment of CHAIRS AND FURNITURE, On Saturday the 4th day October,
And continue from day to-day until fiOvO Is so d. For His evident that a manulaclunr In Indianapolia cannot get any assistance iir.tn the property holders or business men to help through a epcml pressare, though ten dollars to one is offered in good projtcrty as security. Money could be had in Bank at 0 per cent., but two
names canno*. be had for that punavse. i,it J T,"vr< < t_j vj/ Como fellow mechanic* and citizeno, and select from ; - 1 , A1 $4000 00 w orth of Ware, rud give mo what you i.lt-aje ’ ur eYl ' r y shape, variety and
for it. WH1GUT&MONTGOMKBY, octl-d4t Austieneers.
McDonald’* Treatise:
the Powers ami Duties of Justice's ofthe Pecce V/ and Constable*, Just out of press and for sale by octl-d4t&w3wj YVKRDKN At CHAMBERLAIN. ISblANAPftliS & ClKClMATl RAIL. ROAD!
FUBS, &U!
“GENIN’S OWN,” ‘- LEARY’S BK.-T,”
; P. V. rt K’K
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. r... m 3t
uplift I
had not
*06 child at lato
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-po LIQUOR IXEALBRS WHOLESALE GROA OBRS, Drugglrts, Frotographera, Aubrotypera, Pyroteehnisu, Glass Manufacturers, aad Artisans in
general.
Beat Cognac Oil to produce high Savored Brandy with pore spirits; wUbifce flavorings for every kind of Liquor and the emeneea of Jamaica and SL Croix Rum, Holland and English Gin; Apple, Peach and Cherry Brandy; Moiiongahela. Bourh , Irish and SrotehfWhi*. ky; Pert Wine and Maderia Wines; Coloring for Brandy and Fort Win*. Chemicals for all the aria; metals, such ae Platini*, Bismuth, Cadmium, Asbestc-, Manganese. Vienna Lime, GutU Perch* Bottles and Dippers. CyanMo, Potaeeiam; Essential Oils- Lemon, Bergamot, Lavender, Cloves, Juniper, Caraway,. Rose, Orange, Vanilla, Ins net Powder and Fly Paper.
For **la 6# th* most moderate terms, by DR. FRUCHTWANGEH, Chemist,
enpoa-ddrwtw-n I4» Mrtdeq lone. New York.
Na 9SSNa 396-
■ fond; *1 acres denned. > land Imlies aoulh of Tipton;
Na 661- muttmlmitfiSlmJm. »• 818. fftoacna tod hath* Fan road,: miU* *frl f 9l7!*i5ifi* ran* lnufi.tt«—nn from fttSTuSi* v^rmpmr
SHKLBY COUNTY.
Na 976. 1W eaem ef had 14 mBenfri ST. Joan COUNTY Na 991. SM name lead to unde ford
UNION COUNTY.
*
The Shortest Soute by 30 Miles! The ONL YRoute without change of Corel! Three Passenger Train* Daily. (Sunday* excepted.) 1st train leaves at 7.M *. m., arrives at Cincinnati - at I2.U0 x. 9d train leave* at 12.60 arrive* at Cincinnati at 4.45 r. m. 3d train leave* at 11.60 r. m., arrives at (Naeinnati at 4.15 a. w. Paaeengers for Columba*, Cleveland, Bafihlo, New York, Pnla-idphia, Baltimore, Wheeling, and Zanesville make cioea, connection* at fUnrinaati and go aa quick by this route as by any other. * l hia ia the quickest and best route to Paris and Lexington, Ky. [ocll-tO T. A. MORRIS, President.
BEEBE’S LATEST.” SOFT HATS!
color.
AHE 8T. NICHOLAS HAT !
A beautiful article.
Mens' Cloth, Plash, Velvet and Fur Caps, LADIES’ RIDINQ HATS! MISSES’ BEAVER FLATS, BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS! CHILDREM’S' FANCY BATS AND CAPS! ▲ PPLKNDIM AMOftTMCNT OF Ladies’ Dress Furs! Of all sty la* and made up in the beat manner. Having'made arrangement* to be in early receipt of ail new style*, we can supply oar customers with anything they desire, on very short notice.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Grand Display
OF
MAGNIFICENT NEW STYLES,
OF
DRESS GOODS, H3xxxToroldorioro, tifeo• THIS DAT OPENING AT H. J. Horn’s. Sept. 1, 1816. RARE CHANCE TO BU Y DE L.AINES! THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL 8000 'STaxtcAm, New Styles Mouslin De Laines,
AT
Fifteen Cents per Yard, A* good a* was ever sold in the city at 25 cU. septl. H. 4. HORN. REMNANT DARK PRINTS. 'IXTB have just received the beet ease ef DARK V v PRINTS, in Remnants,.we have ever been able to (bow. They are NEW STYLES And many Dress Patterns in tin Let. We shall ran them off at 8 W cent*.
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Oak Hall, No. a. Bate* Hoaae. SAVINGS BANK, IN'UtJJTAP»LIS, /„VJ».
!fo. 1, Odd Fellow*’Hal), corner of Waahingtoa aad
Pennaylvania street*.
JJAYS lute rest on^depotita (rate* for 4 foJTper eant. par for regular depoaltor*. at % fixed rat*. Bay* and Mil* Eastern Exchange, Gold and Stiver, make* i lections on all points, without charto further than <
of Kx«' " ' ... -
rent rate*
Bay* and akM column cur-
xchange. Deal* generally in Land
WnrranL, and i>avs prompt attention to all matter* ap-
pertaining to the Banking Businem.
A. L VOBHKBS. Preet. JfrS. R. ROB15S0N, Cath’r.
anaaaxncn:
E. G.
K. A. Fletcher, T. K. Fletcher,
r“y
ndianapotu.
, Mass.
, Cincinnati.
Daniel Well*, Jr., Milwaukie, Wi*. Jno. B. EUL & Son*, Pbilndelphia. B. Robinson, Rochester it. Y. |
NOTICJK.'
Omen er L. dr L R. K. Co..
Lafayette, Indiana.
I*ep9ud&w!y
% MEETING of the Stockholder* of the Lafayette dc fm. ludianapolts Kail Koad Company will be held at the Office of the Company, in Lafayette, on Monday the
6th day of October, 1K>*, at 3 o’clock, P. M., for the | poae of electing a Board of Director* for
peso of electing
year.
septS-lm
. j>.,for the purfor the ensuing
By order of the Board.
. 6HERW
>’OOD, Secretary.
Willard & stowell,
MUSIC DEALERS XT' KBPS constantly on hand the largest assortment ot iv Plane Fortes in the Hoorier KUte. Alao, Melo. doom, Kolicou*. Accordeons, Guitar*, Violin*, Drum*, Fife*. Music and a general assortment of Musical Mar*
chaudbe. Call and see.
THE LATEST PURL1CATION. CAREEN PEAS,decidedly therichostand mosihn. VJT rnoroua book of the Reason. Throe well filled “ pod* ” make up the dish. The trade supplied at Eastern figure*. Copies sent to any address. Addrcsa, STEWART fr BOWER, Julyll-dtf Indiana Book Emporium.
Bryant’s Mercantile Institute! OF INDIANAPOLIS. cyiHK object of this Institution, aa ita nan> j Imports, I* JL to afford to young gentlemen and ladles an opportualty of becoming thoroughly qualified for the Counting room and general business pursuits of life on tha moat acientiflc principles. By Ant teaching each and every pupil to write a bold egible hand; itndly, ‘
Sdenee of Aceouuu.
Taras of* full course (of 8 er 10 weeks) ■
Term* for partial course, embracing the practical part of Book-Keeping and business Penmanship 14 Terms for full coarse ia Ladies’ Dupartmont 1)
Which must be pre-paid or secured. Tl r*ff■ B. Country papers copying year and sending their taper to the 1
623 W
oeive n Card of Adminaiot
this card foreoe nstitute, will reto the full course.
jH^PForfurther pmrticularsj see circulars
DKUAib! DRUMS!!
TU8T.received at the New York Music Store, Tern-
tfi pfran-oluiLaflne • •
Drums genuine ffiilfhs
■VA G. CRANE,
30 'Wes, W ashington st.
s-iv a sura jsusic niorv
- VTLr peran-e nau.,anne assortment of Barn and Tenor
Call and you will find it U so. eur . ermanenl Drums,genuine oilf h»«.U- b o>» 28 inches, warantod;
* will be sold at lower prices tbyn ever before ofibrod la
this market. Je21-d<hwtf
GREAT SALE OJI' CLOTHING
AID GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS f f^WISO to the extensive preparations we are makir
\ J for the approaching Fall and Winter Season
are naw offer! Gents' Furnish!
for
. u, we
log a splendid (lock of Clothing and Jog Goods, at nets cost. Therefore, for
astonishing bargains, call at Oah Hall, Eo. it, Mates House. ULASER fr BROTHERS, JulylZdtf Froprietors. P. 8. Stranger* visiting the city, had better bear th
WANTEfit TU FURGRAMB,
10,000
7 Stock;
A Richmond V. ft.
Indianapolis At Cincinnati K. R Co., 10per rent Bonds; Indiana Central R. K. Co. 10 percent. Bends;,
By WM. Y. WILEY,
nds;. WJL
Real Estate Agent.
JFAaall fAoihcl. Olty ASIUri.
Bsaafi Wmsfrtsiglon titreet.
NHLA.R THE .KAIIr KOAD. fpHE highest price in Cash for WHEAT, at all time*. 1 Flour, Corn Meal, and ill kind* of Feed for sale* and delivered to customers in any part of the city, fro* of charge. A. CATHCAKT fls CO. Indianapolis. Aug. 95.1456. (3mw ri880LUTI4>N OF COPARTNERSHIP ~ 'T'HK Copartnership heretofore exUting betwoeu*!!. A J. Horn and Levi Moser, under the name of H. J.
Horn fr Co., ia this day dissolved.
The basincaa will hereafter be conducted by h J Horn, who will pay all debt* against said firm and who is Alone Authorized to collect all account* due amid firm AUgSS-dtf] H. J. HORN.
FIRST PREMIUM
GOLD MEDAL PIANO FORTES,
STKINWAY * SONS,
V/f A5UFACTUHEKS, 84 Walker street, near BroadAWL way, Slew York, lavlle public attention to their
ly improved Piano Fortes, with and without Iron
any other .oalrumenU
. . s, with and w Pram*, pronounead superior to any other i
now before the public, by the moat competent judges. Steinway A Ron were awarded three First Prise Medal* within the Inst year, in competition with the moal celebrated manufacturers of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, for the best Piano Porto*. Evary instrument warranted for three years, to give entire satisfaction, or the purchase money will be refunded. »ep20dffiwty-a
H. J. HOHH.
septl#
M’CORD, BARR A CO., Indian spoils, Ind.
GRAND OPENING,
NEW AND HANDSOME
DRY GOOD8 9
- EYEEY DESCRIPTION.
THHE largest and moat desirable selection ever hece-
A tofore offered iu this city, by
G. G. HOLMAF,
*eptI7-tf Xo.3u Odd Fellows’ Halt
NEW ARRANGEMENT. Larva bee A Cotton 1* this day diaaol-
ved by nr* *nni consent.
'pHB Irik c
A ved by nr* 'as
The bestneas of the State Sentinel office will be eon-
TTtAROT OASJgMBBBS—
J; 5 esses sesorted foneyj-affimirss.qww style*. Jus* received susd for ante by JAMES LOW a CO-tpOfid-ffiw 418 Mafas ffirfint, UubfovMb. fry.
an OHAIS DB BBGB— M 5 ease* Mohair Dff Bogw; Just received and for sale by J.
\XTOR8TED TAM—
W MS Mtto WMto Wonted Tara;
150 “ Blue, Bine mixed de U# »- Red aad White do 45# “ Grey mixed do
mtreoabradaajformlaby JAMES LOW A CO. repdD-dfrw 4!? Main-st, LotosviUe~£y
OKDPADDIMG— ,
Ja*t reoaivodrad for *Me by JAMES LOW A CO n " " 413 Mala *tra*t,Ianfoviae, Ay.
R^oBreebsSei r&, l
»styles:
• by JAMES LOW ACO-, I MMh rtreet, ItoaUviBe, Ky.
Jaat rsestred and for sale lr JAMES LOW fr 4
■ale by JAMES LOW * CO4M Main street, Locisvine, Ay.
WANTCW.
... I ., tTM. JKinilXGS’, Mon
i'S?-
THE CAKPJST ROOM
OF
G. G. HOEJHAN, ISP NOW WELL SUPPLIED WITH A MAGNIFICENT STOCK
or
CARPETS & FLOOR OIL CLOTHS OF EVSEY GRADE A5D QUALITY. tehU7-if) HO. 3, ODD PBLLOWff’ HALL.
TTELYKT VESTS—5M>Rich Velve* Vest*, (decidedly V the best patterns In town,) nil MR. selling at from %b 00 to DIO 00, at the Sign ef the FoU Dressed Men. •eptlfi D- B.4COH, Jr.
TRrae Years am *8* tAsmama Rarder. BY AH EF 130 OPAL JfilfrlfrTIL rpHB Anther of Ihi* work traveled as a Mtaeteaarr in A different portions ofMmsoarl and Territory of lOama^^nAramre effort*, bo* tfrey are ef the gravest *^8*sUMslrea!f^ltirbm»*n*id OfintattMe -to—ra aad jmnder well the foM* contained to Ita retnmn. For sale hy STEWART fr BOWEN.
OEAULD pSwSfiAlJIriD^to^SriTu _ 0 Kngtaeer-s Office antn the tnt Monday ta< for rnifon laffi»ibfo fftsoaC Snecifieations •Mff atotiJ efike, by Meeosde SuT aear T* Co.’s Store, be«a*en laadda’ctock, P. M. ,
be received at the City ta October,
a* may be TMbctt A
dTr H08BK00K,
CirM Kagiaoer
PffiCRI
STEWART if BOWENS,
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tinned by larnbee, Bingham dc Ce.; and all debts, Malms aad demand* due or to become due to lonabea A Cottom, are required to be aettlod wit* and paid to the new Ora. W. C. LAKBAKKE,
C. W. COTTOM.
Indianapotu, Ang. 26,1850. PIANO FORTES. ^Earenow dally receiving onr Fall aad Wlate
PIARO FORTES, MELODEOYS, A.OUCONS, and
GUITAES.
Together with a large assortment of smaller Instrument*. and. Musical Merchandise generally, to which we desire to sail the attention of onr old customers, and all others who wish to parch**# any article ia ear Uae o! business cheap.
rMameia
i on hand, and tag
variety alwayi
sent to my pyted the eountoy free of posiege. workman, or token ia exchange for new ease.
WILLARD A STOWELL,
ffitMMf ] fro. 4, Bate* He HEW CARPETINGS!
H. A. HORN A CO.,
90.10 WEST WASHINOTOK STREET, PRCTTVJ AAV invites foe attontloa ofl _ pen aad others, to hto aeaaad exteaatva alasfr
s. a. wiiSLAa. , a. oituoan. GKEAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE
L'ADIES’ FANCY STORE, JVe. 5 Bmtee House, Washington Street, UTDIAlf APOLI8, IMD.
W, ’ TER BOaM -
EIGHT OASES OP GOODS OP THfr LATEST
IMPORTATION#.
^\UR selection* of bilk, and Cashmere Kobe*, are V/mpertor to any ever brought to this city, tod cannot be equalled by aay other establishment. Our a*sortmant of Plato, PI*Id and Fancy Striped bilks t* meat beautiful. Jfew and haadaorae style* of JacoaeL Swim aad Laos Colton and Sleeve*. A Iso, foil aeta, v»! ty rish and aew pattern., Kibbon* aad Bonaeu. all new styles. SbawU, Mantilla* and Cloak*, f Irect from Phfto; aad many other style* of goods, which we have,
not time to enumerante in ihi* card.
E. B<—The largest, finest, and handsomest, and tost, theagh not least, (Cheapest; sasortmenl uf dry good* latberity,8atUaUdies’ Fancy Store. *
J J. K. WHELAN fr CO.
ROY9 AN8 YOl TH8 (1.0THIJI6, ’ OAK HALL,. 'PABTICULAE attention U respect fully solicited IA X the spieodid and large assortment oi Boys’ CloUstng received at Oak Halt, from the principal Heuaaa
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CARPET Ifr«S,
FLOOR OIK, CAT—,
CUMTAIfr MMtSuALE, 4bC. Thofonawtofftoafarter earaanrtaraat -
Croffii's Tapestry Praraffin Carpet: Eawfi M JelMpa Vaivst det U Extra and Imperial Three ply do;
Afoa. Ofiatoff tm* Cnee* frilling*, Mato, frMff. B*ra» iTfiKuto* rartfifo ‘Ttmlrfi ton ■—oftogfo* LARGEST, SIOHX9T (AMD 0KBAPB8T Rtaek *f Good* U thto Uae that van ever ktoMhtto
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A
HISTORY of the I
Slavery Extension, fototo; jastreedeed JtT fr MOVER’S.
mxcsEjZjoii
« had at the I
ee**m
.-Tn'--- dmmrk - -re AtalfiMllfir
Um, and toaaufoclured vrprarety for this market, c printog everythiug, from the rabstaatlal School Suit, to de moet fosaiaabU. GLAbEB fr SBOTHEKS, aug97-tf] . No. t Batre Hotme. DAWES & SEATON, Whsl—1> Dntfguti aad Apotheearias f
MOZABT HALL,
►* •* NmmwtU stmd Jsffcraato fftrasUto A,OUI8VIL,I,E f KY. tall sad eamptoto ffioifc eoastoatly ea toad.
IP* ^ ••■Mry, aeeompaatod with tha oanff. writ renetre prompt attonttea. mytfi-dly
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TTTBtoke atoanare in iaformtogoar fvtead*, aad tm*. yy«omre*ra gcairal, that wsarstoreceipte/alaiga Clotkfl, D—ktas, PANCT OA8frlMEfr^6 AMR YH8Tlfr«a. tot to* M«y. Also, arepertot im*nm*at of READY MADE CLOTHING,
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ebeaa aetoetod whh great ears an. totoia Markets, aad ear foctitttosto »a* to Mil at laa«rgntoe than on# ha
ta Uta eHy.
thaattoxtton of Coaa y Mar
laSde stock or clothing. to* Wkd0MWagOoo.il a* low as any hoaae we*g
of Itoa York. UEBXHAM fr fflMOE, mmUm Eafto Ctothiag fftetfr.
am — —»«YP—
ne Mem
cmr Tadx/Bs. tiwi. tu-WMi a
lor eoUaMtoa toakMLeod the City to to waa* eV food* to mad the dgfig tkeimaur.
Percy end ft* ■
mia P. Hall.
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