Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1856 — Page 2
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FRIDAY MORN I NO, NOV. IH56.
More Trickery. w« Iiavc cxjOBei] trick after trick, and frau<l after frayd, of which our opponent* have U< i. guilty, till the record they present i* onu that miwt excite the iod gnation and diAgunt "f every honest man in the party.— No artifice, however paltry and contemptible, has been left untried—artifices of which no one but a I’.lack Republican could have been
guilty
A yoMjc Black Repahlican warn ia I^layettea few day* •ince, boasting that Ike colored fnaioa nerre would eartainie carry tk
State
i A.h«ryfcir.mty
% OanswsTU, Oe%|a
gniillM r%M,
ml : — Quite aa excitement
m party weald
He stated that the Black Republican lead era ia Indianapolis had arranged for a tkotuand eats* in each Congree*iooal dieUiet, which they thought would be *olCcient to carry the State it the Presidential election. We have no doubt thin arrangement wa* contemplated and partially carried out. One evidence is the application of J. D. D. to the President of the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad for free peases over that road k>r political purpose*. And we have no doubt that limilar efforts ere made to obtain free passe* over the other roada leading into this city. The unblushing attempt, aucceaafnl in part, to double vote in Decatur towuahip by the wholctale, is another evidence of this fraudulent scheme. There wa* an importation of Republican voters from Lafayette, by Railroad, ou the day of election, who came here and returned there in season to vote in both places, which was undoubtedly done.— And so we could go on and enumerate most palpable and infamous frauds committed by the Republican party all over the State— fraud* which will in due time be fastened like blisters upon its leaders and which will stick
T.) Dem ent of the 24lH *— “ A Mr. Georxe Gam*, at Puns Hdi, One- — - ~ UlPCL
TAP STOKE' *
.€ I i sow kept «r
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H V* r, SMITH k
public that they should know the true state
of affair*.
A storm had been brewing for some dap past, and has now reached the culminating point, and bant with violence, threatening to shake the college to its foundation. The occasion is a difficulty between the Faculty and students, growing out of what is generally believed ta be tyrannical government on the part of the former; the facts of the case being about these : There are two literary societies connected with the institution, each having a hall with libraries, furniture, and property of their own worth probably two thousand dollars, each. These societies are composed of students of the College, who meet in session for literary exercises every Friday night. This has been their custom, with a few exceptions, for many years. A week or so ago, the Faculty passed a resolution prohibiting the Societies meeting at night, and requiring them hereafter to meet in the afternoon. As this law was made and submitted to the Societies without any given reason whatever for its enactment, the students considered it entirely uncalled for without reason or precedent, un-
On Wednesday evening we saw a ticket to them as sore spots upon their private and justifiable, and an infringment of rights
which had been conceded them by the tacit privilege of years, and through all former administrations, and as they liad several times heretofore tried the plan of meeting in the day-time and found it would not work, was inexpedient, ami destructive to their in-
and was there married to Mass 9t- John, ulopnd daughter of tioL Q. E. Boshnell, on the lath. Ou the morning of the Iffth he stepped out of ike house without attracting any particular notice, or saving anything to oxcite suspicion «* intimating an intention to leave, but he did not return. Search w is for him, and towards evening his dead body was found about one mile Dorn Clarywill e, in the woods. Ha had hong h’.msalf
with his handkerchief.”
CORNER WASHINGTON AND DIAN ST. OPPOSITE THE F. a
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which these ftonest gentlemen, these |«oim political integrity forever. We venture the gertlcm^n, these Uijh-inin-U'l gentle- ; abortion that in the history of political conmen who wear their hearts <>n their sleeves, | diets in this country there never was attemptcirculated in Morgan county, and a few of e j hy any party more gross and infamous
which were actually palmed oil at nearly j frauds to contort the popular vote, than by - . . . "very poll, upon uemspecting Democrats, as ! the Black Republicans in the two elections ^“SbS
virtually closing their existence, they there-
hetulo'l, *'Oli> Livk”—“ Bcc iiawan and can only account for their violent death f ore unanimously determined not to meet BRf.cKTNRiixir..’' Following this heading .< niggle* on the ground that damnable guilt at all rather than meet in the manner prewere tloi names of Samuel W. Parker and ; stares them in the face. A frank and full s^ribed.^ In consequence of this, many of
the twelve other Al>ol;t:on ejmdidates for confiwsion of their guilt is their only hope of electors. A* soon as the deception was dis- relief, and so long as its concealment is con^ covered, proclamation of the fact w.is made, tinned they can only expect that ugly phant>y which the guilty perpetrators of this mis- tom of their sins to follow them. Own np erable compound of fraud and low cunning and relieve your consciences is the best adwerepirtnlly foiled .n their object. vice wo can give the Black Republican sin-
Hoar nrist a man, who call* himself a ners. ram, feel when 'confronted with his fellow citi/en whom he has cheated out of a
free and conscientious exercise ol 1,10 I people. The knavish Know Nothing plan ri/ht of suffra/e, bv means so re- to throw the election into the House of Rep-
ily
full a t0 ^ t ^ lere
, ’; has been an election of President by the the ! — -
reselltative.s, is properly describable by only
faced md . orrup f > A man who would be .... .
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the students resolved to leave the institution, divested as it was of its Society privileges. Thus matters went on and kept getting rather worse until last Alonday morning when Dr. Curry, the President of the Faculty, declared the College in a state of rebellion, and threatened that in case any more meetings were held, or actions in opposition to the law manifested by the students, he wonld expel the offenders, but this only aggravated the case, and that night meetings were held by most of the stndents for deliberation. The excitement increased on Tuesday, and that night a joint meeting of the Faculty and students was held for conference, and a spokesman was chosen from the senior class
yy-Talcaia the tenninss of a bow railroad, just pat in operation by American engineers. A-party of Englishmen had previously undertaken the work, and sent oat five steamers ; but the latter were unable to ascend the stream ; and the construction of the railroad was with such large expense as to threaten tho whole enterprise with extinction. The work sow proceeds under more favorable anspiees. The freight carried on the river Manle is principally wool and an exeellent kind of wine, said to resemble choice claret, and which is produced in large quan-
tities.
The Novelty Iron Works are building a powerful side-lever engine for the Charleston steamer Colombia, building at Green Point, and to be launched in about ten days.—N. T. Jour, of Com. (Erlt is said that $10,000,000 a year s derived from the sale of water, for mining purposes, in Mariposa county, California. (j^yThe Episcopalians of Lafayette have commenced the erection of anew chnrch edifice in that city.' O^yThe interest on the first mortgage bonds on the liL & I. Railroad, due on the 1st, was paid by vvinslow, Lanier & Co.
(Br Mr. Maybew estimates that a London pick-pocket commits twelve hundred and fifty thefts for every one detected. “ There’s our Gershom,” said Mr. Shelton, “he must go off to the city and get his living by his wits.” “ Well, how did he made oat'?” asked a friend. , r- ■ ; “Ah!” said the old man, with a sigh, tap ping his forehead significantly, “he failed for want of capital.”
k CO'S LOTTERIES ! t tkt state •/ 0aarf*a.) PRIZES* MORE THAN ONE”PRIZE TO BYERT • TEN TICKETS! PRIZES GUARANTIED. Ft Gaines Academy LOT T E R Y ! OLmmsBX. To to Draw* ia the CBy *T Atlanta. Georgia, ia poblie, oa Friday, lor. 28, 1896, ON THE PLAN OP SINGLE NUMBERS. ILr’ Purchasers ia taxing 10 Whole Tickets are raarraaoeti a prize of Ste—Halves and quarters proper-
USKT W W*ST, ] to to* ia the several iteCihr' CWrtfto hj ttedealhef — > C»y C-tfc. ead that sa* s tush a Wart to_haM at the Km Ward aad that Geeape _ ad to h*H at the <tei Jaha s. teas* to >rf Leo* aadWm. frtairt lasparter.aad Jaeoh V»ThiS»m^£ <£!£ s sia , aarr£t:iS9t3in
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te?* ta appointed Atte— : GXORGg H. WXST, VaikaMaU *5? ^ ^ ^
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SPOONS.
aJVtaj^ totoZJtilars!** 1 ^ ; •••WWW "’.r *toe«ata toaad iatto eta •^UMtanapaUa. aad so sakl tho Coteteittr* ea th* taet oarwaiaaad pdcea; aaBaalrt teaaadeSvae eahk^ . o -- tegteM W H TALBOTT *Co.
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_ _ 05* A child six years of age heard his
, rr . .. t who was instructed to represent their views j lather praying the other morning for the
to P t'*, h« coul l n >t.c intu up to n '• liiijinty carrv ; t 0Ht jjj,, world would have been com- to the Faculty, declaring their dissent from good time when the ‘‘swords should be turncf <o gfnth-m.tnl v m tet if he ao re. to do his pellerl t,, witness the meanest phase of Amer- the law in question, and presentipg their rea-1 ^ i 1140 plough shares, and spears into prunlie^t- and ye' wnxve'e told thit a eertain j iean politics enacted bj the meanest order of sons for so doing. This was done, which so ; ninghooks,’’and enquired ianoeently: nintiH Her/rman wl,-n the tr., k was rxt,..;- American politicians. Between Buchanan exasperated the Faculty that they refused to lhe 3har P«' s nlies be turned
and Fillmore, personally, there is no differ- proceed further in the discussion, and Dr. mto > P*-
enee that we are awiue of. Both are fit Curry immediately pat the question, “Do rT 7 . bipeds of the order office-seeker, amiable, you endorse the platform of Mr. Stone, your A western editor wishes to know stupid and quiet, except when pricked on by i Speaker ?” A clamorous shout of “yes ” { whether the law recently enacted against the an insatiable desire for place. But we infi-| was the answer, witnout a dissenting voice, carrying of deadly weapons applies to docnitely prefer the choice of Mr. Buchanan by The Doctor then said he would have nothing | tora w ' 30 ca r ry pills in their pocket.
05^* A country editor thinks that Richlien, who declared that the “pen was mightier
alTd^persed." N’ex't moremg’the^Fwultrheld tha “ th « *woid,” ot^ht to have spoken a
r - ■ - - - — - - good word fer the “scissors.”
ploilH rlergymsii, wh^n the trick was rxpo< >-d and it ■vith'irr i qiroiched lor the deed, apj.laude 1 ir a< in set of nneommon -niartnesr, and defended it i-i a institiahlo means, to accompli*!i i gomi eiid. It there is any
so iei) of ch r ,-.t; »r. > o '!• «.r. to n . i,n i t j lt , to anything which even by a re-! further to do with them upon which a tumulpattem clergyinen, they i inuot do letter pogsihiHty should make Congress the tuous rush was made for the door, and the than to see l f ir ihishlack eo.ited. wliite-era- i scene of a dark lantern dicker for the pnr- hall was cleared, when after, some confusion.
vated Htwretvl of Morgan county. chase of the Presidency.— Cin. Commercial.
If it was “knavish” on the part of the Fillmore men to form a coalition with the Fremonters for the purpose of throwing the
exposing - lection frauds, will it tell ns how int<1 thn , IuU4e rtf KepresenUtives, the Blank Rcpublican* mere:, d their major- how iand) ^ ^ wart it on the part 0 f the ityoflll al the State election, told', on fj e p n foli(. ;U) s,wh 0 were the first to pro poae,and Tuesday.'' Will it oil wfi.i and ho\. much most urgent and active in carrying out, effect tlie running of an ‘'Omnibus lane" th< , bar( , ain . If it was not their purpose also from thiscity to tho Decatur |s.ll, had to | to carry th(J ( q cctmn int0 the House, what with increasing tint m qonty ? U is charged ! ^ it? The very fact that a coalition was and can be proved that omnibus l " a<! ’' <,f , forrn) . (1 in Pennsylvania, and that one was Black Repuhlieans. went trom this city to De- etl j,, New Jersey and in this State, Catur, and many of .hesc tlmting voter* put sh()W , that the BUck R,. pub licans had abantheir ticket* in the box l.ofore the fraud vivs |dom>a aU , of okcting Fremont , Noth . detected liy the Dmmrais. Others offered to . u »♦ a c » «1 Q ^
ing remained tor them but to defeat the elec-
wen ( is "‘.-i 1 • *!/ 'i" 1 * ! t ; (in 0 |- Buchanan by tho people, and this
F. eetion F rands
Since t he Journal ha* so k<wn a scent, for
vote hut
iwrar in llirir votes.
What was the reason?I
they were ready to do at all hazards and at
An answer from tho Aourwil is expected. ... i , , , . . ^ f auv sacrifice of consistency, principle and
Again, how does Ina Journal account tor ' ! lionesty. T hey were even more anxious to
consummate the “ knavish plan ” than the
tho forty Black Republican majority in Mor-j gan County? H w many itinerant voters,
. ' , . i h illmoro men themselves were. “Darklan-
wont into Morg,«n from Hendricks County, to
contrihuto their mite to the Black Kcpubli-1 tern aick,,r ” is “ a farthin S rush-light to a c in c uise? Certain facts are known which j “ r ^" ,ar nel ' zole *” when compared with Aboconvic. the opposition, hevoml all chance of! or Blllck Ii«P«l d ‘can dick.r. .
The self-satisfied and consequential air
escape .d n 'vii.g ‘ •» , r ‘ ,l d '^j wi , h which the Commercial "bestows ita They unanimously endoreed the first clause, a squad of itinerant voter.*, who, after having' ^ ^ L;1 and dissented from the two others. The
voted in Hendricks, invaded the county of blessings” upon its whilom companions in Morgan an 1 repeated the operation. , P olitics rcmiml8 onc forc,bl y of thc scene be ' The Black Republicans are in a mimjrUy twecn tho P 04 1111111,10 kettle, in which the of 150 in Morgan County, and yet they g i TC i la tter is denounced as a very dingy piece of
Fremont a majority of forty over Bu- ( f l,rn *ture. ^
chanau. j The Journal nominates Fremont for
In view of all the facts that a™ coni ' n S? j President in 1860.
to light, it might he prudent for the ./our™/ ' That is a mon8 trous long way for the Black to I*' ju*t as quiet a* possible about election Ro ,, uUican8 t0 look ahea j. If they live) „ frauds. It will be a dangerous business for ai , arty> tiU 1858( they can do itonly by 3Uch it to provoke investigation. Its party friends 8ystem of doctoring and p h,gi c i D g as ao pa-
I tient ever yet suffered at the hands of Escu- ; lapius. They have got a great many conflicting elements to harmonize—many refrac-
How is it ' : tory spirits to subdue—many impracticable We ask tho .Ano-nq/ and its one hundred : notions to combat—and lots of stupid dunand one'am iteur editors, all tho especial or- der-heads to enlighten so as to make them a gan* *nd exponent* of niggerism, white and I help instead of an incumbrance, black, whether thoy h wo yet discovered how On tho whole, we rather gues* the Black
are vulnerable at other points than “ the i heel,” as it will find to its entire satis-
faction.
the American party voted at tho State election? They stoutly asseverated that tho Amer.
Republican party will not nominate John C. Fremont for President in 1860, simply be-
icans In a body voted for Willard, in fact cause the Black Republican organization will
a meeting and drew up the following pUAgo which was read to the students from the
chapel rostrum at morning service. 1st. I promise in all things as a student and
a member of the L A. University, that so long as I sustain this relation, I will be subject to its laws, and to the regulations and
discipline of the institution.
2d. I entirely disclaim for myself as a student, aud for any and all associations of students, any rights or privileges hot secured by
said laws and discipline.
3rd. I further promise that I will abstain i from all words and actions of every kind, tn ; opposition to the government of the institu-! tion, and that I will not do anything directly } or indirectly ta render any fellow student dissatisfied with the government of the in- j stitution or induce any one to leave it The Doctor said he would give them 24 j hours to study on the matter,at the expiration
05"“Lady Cork,” said Smith, “was once ■a moved by a charity sermon that, fthe begged me to lend her a contribution. T did so. She never repaid me and spent it on her-
self.”
CITY CLKIiK
IJTpMjron Rorth is a candidate tor City Clerk, sabjeetto the decision of the Democratic Convention.
ITT* Mzms Editors.—Please announce George H. West as a candidate for City Clerk. nov7 dtd-*
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAMUEL SWAN 8f CO. Managers. 30,000 TICKETS! 3,280 PRIZES! PRIZES 1AMOUNTING TO ^bo-m^ooo: Will be distribated according to the following Oxrlclxneal SoAxosxxo: 1 Prize of.— **1,000 1 Prize of. Sl.QM t Prize of. 12,000 10 “ °00 1 Prize of. xOoe 100 “ ioo 1 Prize of u.000 too “ 70 1 Prize ot— 1,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES 4 Prize* of •KiO approximating to •40,000, Prize are •600. 4 Prizes of 125 approximating to 12,m, Prize are 500. 4 Prize*cf MO approzima’irr to SJ00, Prize are 4W. 4 Prizes oi 73 approximating to 2,000, Prise are 8 Prize* ef SO approximating to IJ>00, Prize are 400. 40 Prizes of. 43 approximating to 20t, Prize are 3ytM» Prizes o “ » are 120,000 3,280 prizes a—artteg to •204,000. Wfcelo Tickets ••» ■ Walww* fs —fowterTi *a»a tax. PLAN or THE GOTTEHT. 30,000 Numbers corresponding with those on the tickets are placed in one wheel. The first 216 Prizes are placed in satotorWtosL A nossher is drawn from the number wheel, and at the same time a prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Prize drawn ia placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the prizes an drawn out. APPROXIMATION PRIZES,— The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to those dm wing the first 16 Prizes, wil be entitled to the 64 Appsoaissatimi Prizes according to the Scheme. 304100 PRIZES OP RIO Will be determined by the last figure of the number
e n umber ends in 2, then all the a her ends in 2 will be entiled to
entiUed to •40. If the 1 Tickets where the numb
340, and so on to 0.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As, by this scheme, one Ticket in every ten is guzjrxn tied to draw 340, we wiU sell certificates of packages ol Ten tickets at tho following rates, which ia the risk on
them.
All that they draw over the amount guamntied accrues to the purrhaser. Certificate of package orte ww»u Tickets «an “ “ 10 Half. 3» .. S “ i r ' ^: lit quarter 15 It w4! be perceived by this plan, that for $60 the purchaser has a certificate of Ten Tickets, when if he buyq tickets he wotrid only get for thsrsnm six wholes, thus by bo jiag Certificates he has four more chances for tbe^z gerprizua—Halves aad Quarter pmksges in proOr ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, Eneioee the money to oar address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
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CAPS,
RIBBONS, FEATHERS,
HEAD DRESSES, *r. The abeve named goods are ^11 of the
LATEST STYLES,
And saitaMe for the FaU and Winter seasons. Sale will take place at 2 o'clock each day
WRIGHT .
* * / Auctioneers,
MONTGOMERY, S
No. 67 West Washington St.
aov4-tf.
FRESH SUPPLIES OF STATION ERY PATT.-y
AT
WERDEN & CHAMBERLAIN'S. T ARGSSUPPUR8 ARE DAILY ARRIVING, OP jH ^ toOer_Navek»»m, Canary Envelope*, Ladtos Itoptok UM Envelopes, Cap Paper, Utter Paper, CototaR Praam*, Copying Books, ArnoldW rising Fluid Ac. nov4-tf.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE! c. A. saarra having purchased the interest of P. C.
MENDENHALL,!* the firm of R
tan of Hadley Hunt A Men
the concern wm
under foe name aad style of
denhall, the besineas of the concern wM be continued
HUNT, SMITH A CO.
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mud Haw York Pimno Fortw!!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST QUALITY AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE, Me. 4, HATBS HOUSE. tortfoif - WILLARD ASTOWKLL.
GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, . FLUTINAS, . FLAGEOLETTS Ac, JUST RECEIVED AT NO. 4, BATES HOUSE. OCt83-tf. WILL A HD A -TO WELL.
Office, County and Staled
drawn, and paya-
JETNA INgfiJRANCE COWPAMT, OF HARTFORD, CONN. i
Chartered 1819.
CAM CAPITAL, - - - - - - - . $500,000. j x,* SPECIAL attention given to Insorance of FARM
of which time, he would require each student xlt PROPERTY, dwelling aitd outbuildseverally to give an unequivocal aud uncon- LNGS. Insures such buildipgs or contents iaa very fa-
ditional answer, Ym or no to the question: | Do you endorse this pledge? Those who answered yes, he said, wonld be allowed to continue in College, and those who said no, wonld be dismissed from the institution.— Tho students met by classes and discussed the pledge, section by section, and voted on
each severally.
second clause denies them the right to ask for any privilege outside the will of the Faculty. The last clause denies the freedom of speech, and will allow a construction such as to render their stay at College compulsory. As they,were sot allowed to answer to the clauses of she pledge separately, but as a‘ whole, they voted to say “no” to the pledge.
Thursday morning, Dr. Carry called the
roll by classes. Beginning with the senior clan, and asked an unconditional answer to the whole pledge. About 18 answered yes, and over 80 no. College exercises then proceeded with the few remaining, and the hoes’ were so*pended from the University,
and required to leave the premises. The Faculty would not allow the Normal
and Preparatory Departments to have a voice in the question, for fear they would have no students left in College; and so this class is retained in the Institution guilty of the same offence—insurrection—for which the regular
classes are expelled.
Over one hundred students will go homeThe whole Senior class, numbering twentytwo, and which is the finest and most talented class thc College ever saw, have left to a
Leas** Promptly Paid in Cash, AND EQUITABLY ADJUSTED. Also, Insures Stores, Warehouses, Buildings or Contents and Personal Property generralty in town orcountrv, st rates as low as consistent with the hazards taken, and Inland Insurance against the PtriU ef yam ration, by WM. HBNDEHRON, A^ent,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Application can be made to C. B. Davis, Clerk, who is fullv authorized to transact all business connected with the Agency. [sept3 ly| WM. HENDERSON. ~ - T Q- those”INTERESTED
IN THE HEALTH OF
and give their
ITT* Be member that every prize ia bie in full without dad action-
Try All prizesof 31,l)00and under,paid Immediately after the drawing—other prizes at the osaal time of
thirty days in full without deduction. All communication* strictly oonlldential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at
either office.
Orders for Thiketo or Certificate* can be addressed
either to
S. SWAN A CQ-, Atlanta, Ga. or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
HORSES AND CATTLE.
THE PROPRIETORS
OF
JffJT FERHUSB a cos CELEBRATED CONDITION POWDERS, I f AS brought a quantity to this city. His object is IT net merely to dispose ef the powders, bat to seU the light and recipe lor making the same. They are equally valuable to all the various kinds of neat cattle and horses. They are * certain cure for Botta, Worms, Hide Bound, and every species of disease arising from a deranged svstont; os a diuretic they act Immediately.
$100—Proclamation.
To the Mayor and Citizens of Philadelphia
and the Union :
T PRO POSE to test my Electric OU ea any ease of A Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ParalUis, Amhi. Piles Goat, Paver aad Ague, Tetter, Felons, Swellings of all kinds, Cramps, Deafness—and some other cases that I have treated auccessfnUy—and to forfeit to any public institution the Mayor may name, •DUO, if toy genuine Electric Oil does not make an effectual cure in
each case.
We now insert a letter just received from Henry Wiley, Esq., who went to England six weeks *tnAA t _ „ Loanoa, July 13, 1855. Paor. Da Gbath, Phils.—Dear Sir : when I left home for my health, (scrofulous eruptions, <fcc.,) I never expected to return again, believing that my complaint would soon carry me ofi. When you saved me threebotUes of yonr Electric OU to take with md aa merely a paltative, I Md wot think I would so very soon be called upon to thank you, aa I ao# do, for my
complete restoration. I can only say,
steamer, that you have oi Oil, to make a fortune in one
BANJOS, BUGLES, DRUMS, - AND FIFES, AT THE IN T<m * ’ "** *' - uctaa-tf WILLARD & STOWBLL. IMPROVED PATENT MEIODEOHS, ALL SIZES, STYLES AND VARIETIES*
A LEO
Sheet Music, Guitar and Violin Strings, a Large Assortment. oct23-tf. WILLARD 4c STOWELL.
GMOCKMIAS, CWTECgiOMAMUBS, AND T Have now In store a very large stock of above goods, A especially Pickles, Preserves, Fresh Peaches and Toaaatoe* in cans; Green Peas, Nat Preserved Pine Apples, Pie Fruits, Ginger Preserves, Prunes, Citron, Sput Peas, Lintels, Jumpoer Berries Hemp, Canary, Caroway, Coriander, Fennel, an4 Anice Seed, Sage, Oatmeal, Sag*, Peart Barley,Tampidea, Farina, Millet, Cocoa, Chocolate, Nats, Dates, Eg*, and Zante Cur-
Dropsjj tUake Paste. October 21, 1856.
f every description CHARLES MAYEK, No. 28 Washington street d6m
ore
niy to come here with your
on, to make a fortune in one year. There is not another similar medicine in England, if in the world. I will write by next steamer. Yours moat truly, 4 . HKNHY WILEY. It cannot be their imaginations, who state that old ■ores, that have discharged from six months to five years, have been cured by this OIL It cannot be tut true, nor * deception, where pain is relieved In
■- Not t
were willing to swear it wn* so. We would, | fi»» wul fidget i( 8e lf out of existence long
man class.
Who Killed Cock Robin f
The Republican* ail over the State areanx-
al*o, enquire whether the 20,000 majority before eighteen hundred and sixty knocks at
for Buchanan in this State i* any evidence ! lts < l° or - that the American party did not vote for Morton ? Which acted with the most de-
cency, the American party, in faithfully ful-,. , ,
Ailing their pl„l„ r,„. („ Monon. er the | ““ l) ' ' 1 “ c, “'"8 tl ‘' ! ,h,ir nigger worehipping p.r.y, in ihe.r vehele,,!, "j* "" “ ”’»^-Draocr»y. abuse of the Americans upon the talae charge I , ; _ „ , , of tlieir having eioleted tl l eir premise ? UponT' 0 ' h ” TT"'"' ,h ' •1.1. I.u. II,. R.publie.1, lea.ler- in thi. dip »i«. CoomuW* Thl. » . mat.r. i„ , peruli ir «g. ..,,1 we the™ on,I w '"' h - 1 ' 1 h “’* ■» th, 4a.rrk.n, to fight oat th. queMioo ll'«">»<'l'’<». >»« .her. i, no ,oe.uo.
that thc management ha* been most infam-
ou*, enough to damn any party. The rank Rwtrnetivo Tornado in Illinois. , and file of the Republicans will no longer The Chicago Press of the 4th ; give* anac- trust the men who have betrayed their concount ol a destructive tornado or whirl-wind, j fidence, whether done through ignorance or
in Schuyler county, by which the town of' raacality.
Littleton ws* neitrly entirely destroyed. Two, — churches, Baptist and Methodist, large and Failubm d» New Youc.—Among the •ubatantial brick buildings, were demolished ! heavy failures in Now York, are two produce fo their very foundations. Dwelling*, barns, houses, that have had large connections with
•hops, and other buildings, were involved in the general destruction. Portion* of the wracked house* were borne by tho wisd tS
th# West, Theodore Perry A Co. and Suydam, Reed k Co., who have been for eighteen month* .he hugest produce speculators in the
the distance of two mile* and a half. Many country. Th«y have often m that period
persons were seriously injured, but no lives terte loet. AH the damage dour, except to fences, wa* wholly confined fo Littleton and
it* immediate neighborhood.
Subscription* are being raised among the
•wept the Cincinnati and other Western market* of flour and wheat. They ware large shippers to Liverpool, and were engaged in getting op "the eomers” among operators in the New York market recently, in pork and
eitir.en* of adjoining towns and counties for other produce. They have been shipping to
the relief of the sufferers.
Important Decision.—It is stated that the Secretary of the Interior has decided against •he ruling of the lete Commissioner of Peneiuus, making a discrimination between the volantevr «»d regular service. The soldiers •f either service are, therefore, equally entitled to bounty Ifcnd. A Urge number oi claim* that have been suspemle^ pending the decision of' this question wifi now be
England (or months in the face of certain loes, in order to keep op the system of drawing bill*. In their- condition—oaee heavily
•top paying, Md they have gone on till their
debts exceed baff a million each.
A synopsis of the matter seems to be this; The students were abridged in privileges which they had been taught to deem their sacred rights, and they declared their dissatisfaction. For this they were- declared rebels, and repaired to sign a pledge which deprived them of the right even to complain, and virtually compelled them to remain in the Instifhtion. But the nerve and sinew, the talent and piety of the College are gone. Asbury is shorn of her strength. The Faculty did nqt anticipate such firmness in the students, and would now like to get out of the scrap*, but cannot. One or two of the Professors are to be exonerated from blame* That* will probably be • called meeting of the Board of Trustees in a few day*.. The citizens here almost universally condemn ia severe terms the course ef the College Faculty. YOu may hear more from me anon.
» Yoms, Ac,, DONBL
{fcJrA writer in the Cincinnati Commercial says that there are generally slaughtered, hr each year, about two miMon five hundred thousand hogs, averaging two hundred lbs. each. The averaga aaat of each beg, at six and oae-fourth cents per pound, is thus $12 50, and tile avenge cost* of the entire
lot slaughtered, $31^50,000.
Stolen Jewzls.—Thu polios of Loudon are on the alert to reaover a casket of jewels lately stolen fro in the Baroness Anselm de Rothschild. The robbery wae eamaBitted at the country house of the Baroness, at Frank fertsorte Mala. The jewel* wemia4casket made of sandal wood of Chinese manu-
pubffe.
ly These powders may be obtained, and all necessary inforwation respecting, by applying at the Patient Agency Office, Healey’s Block, Seuth Meridian Street, Indianapolis. , . aoV7 dlw-*. ■ ADAMS’ FIRST PREMIUM CORN SHElLEK.
[Itf; U . I- 2 - ••*•••* red teenty-eight First and, County Fain
taeadunetts, Cen-
neclicut, dcs.. will be exhibited for a few days at that. Patent Afeney Office, Heetoyl* Block, South. Meridian Street, Ihdiaaapolia. The proprietor will attend to superintend its working, explain the rrinnpln/lafi dispose of the patent-right of this State, either «n counties, districts or the whole Slate, *1 may best suit the
convenience of purchasers.
G. B. BUSH. norT-dlw-*.
day, often in half an hour, ifb f common sense dl tale* no 1—and 60t written letters any no ! Come and
TO CONSUMERS OF
F I € KJL E S.
OKLtKVfNG that the public have become tired of JZ> purchasing Fickle* in packages, holding in many cases, fifty per aant. leas than repreaantod, we have commenced patting up, in addition to our second size jar, an article which we are labelling, - Wm. Underwood A Co’a Extra Pickles.” and axe ffllftig into Cull sized jars, which are Ugibiy stamped in the glass, with their exact eoments in ounces—thus enabling' the con-
sumer to verify their arsth.
These Extra Pickles ore put up with every regard to to style quality and fiavor, and will be sold at fairly monerettagprices. .1 .}-! ' We have made no change in our manner of Greening Pickles, never having resorted to any deleterious means to attain this end- The Cider Vlnejcar which we use ia toads from sound fruit, and is entirely free from Vitrei or aay other nuaarel.acid-^hioh is not the ease with that uttirf In mosfbrahds of Ehgflsfc Ptakles
found in teia conntrv.
WILLIAM UN D&RWOOD & Co^ 67 Broad Street, Boston, Mass, novfi-ddcw t a w 3 m. r. a. r.
see them, can consult
the office. , that any physician can answer, wil (ended to. A1 ways enclose a stamp i freely given, and we are drawn upon too often inthhl way. Ail cases treated liberally with or without the OU, as I have two physicians associated for this exprew purpose. Prof. C. DE GRATH, w . No. 38 South Eighth Street,. Phila. N. B. The largest bottles ten time* the cheapest— PtaaaeotoMy me of any case of failure to eve to from hall an hour tgjpuqe weeks, as 1 wish, to sure all. : CaAVTlOAT, AU the Genuine Ktoetzic CU haw me aamm blown in the bMtfe, and’my written signature on the lii ttlia Look out for* haaa aad dsagereua imitation made by a nail a. rfostoim • Be aareMto ask Electric OU, or you will ta Fiaf. C. DM GHftTH, * „ Jfo. 39 Swuh Eighth Street, PW1*. U7 FahmMtodPfe Daris, Mg Itxndolph street, *4, agents for.Cbicagto.'»v. . -utl ‘I «ir " „ odB-ddtwly. .
, ' I * KKAM THIS. Information wiU be aentfree of chaiga to any respectable person (either Male <>r Fe male) how to maki. from $15 to Ste; per month. It requires no capital to carry it on, neither will it interfere with any other business a person any be engaged in. For foil particulars eneioee a three cent stamp (to pay return postage) and send tov Nqme and Address to H. A. Sanders, Box 1280, Cincinnati, O.
IMPORTANT TO BOOK AGENTS. X HK ii'ltlrttliit in addition to their lat*etst of 1 Books for genend dealers, are now publishing a A SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS, to be sold exclusively by agents, of a style entirely new iu subscription Books, rendering them for preferable to anythin* now in the tarn)* of agents. Far foH partie-
*1 rasditiam
MASON BROTHERS, *8 and lie Duane terert. New York.
ia debt to rtop buying *ntf string was to gnJoeef tho ctmtetrts bring arfimated at oae
>ir 1 a n -1 x m . r ' -re. in
O^New Orleans, it ieaaid, has received a Frinriaw) ,W. 1—■ Mm.
new impetus in bpsinera the Iwt
commerce is now
year, tmd the butldiaga la the <
tten lahri reran
yew. Ito
•ra «M to be now in Mlwau-
- —~ — »» -ww ... -MW an- two Spa iaud railroad pli>tj|wu» about j . oa-fi b-M.»rjra|g
••.(- o-i • ji. ‘
LSSSCElft! fit -ii fhtafy f >•_ ' .
hundred thouasnd fiorina.
Got A Bot—By tkc Alta QWifornian (9m
HayM eraa tfelivrted of a city m tko 21rt of ~ - tariff Mlrt
r.
REQUESTED
4 NTON JERGER from Pniwlincrn (Wariasabanh Germany,) immediately to send his Poet Office Dimettuoto Wltoste Btotoieger,*eeeFeed, Meyer O Co. 9C flew York City. , «ov5-w2t-»
TBssyasuK^a^ssjx. 0 ^;
terms require “
HTFnrrr
WRfCHT.
30 c sell low for cate.
'* rli - IL « ,hi
firs* re, which 1 wth C. A. BLLIOTT-
4 LARGE
Xn. octT-dtf]
— *. J. HORN.
-I . CEO AMS * TOST RECMtVHD BY KXPMffSG. .. •' Tisrl •' CIRCULARS, : EMPRESS LSD . •n .ea-iti. •• 811T. AITC A New Styles, at low prices by , i.p. ____ BHXDM.A PUKE.
TO LAWYSES.
We are now ofibring
. v •- . H ' - j TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR, -At^art ' ! ■
10 ®hia**»fi Colored,Oval aad OcSsgor, TsmeU
I
* O*** 0 - “te Sqeare Fhaey
* do WkEe aad Colored Cap Baaksta;
IS do Basbrutdered, Kouad and Oesagoa Work Baa-
u a ° SteSJT* i>cta < oa
lie do America* Hickory Baekate, all stare. AJ very taree stock of Lad es' Work Stand*, OUaa. Card
tagar. renit,Tumbler, Knife, and Ciotb Itaakeu!,
Nasta,ThM* Mata, Cloth Hamper ail of ahich 1 ofihr
la a v idem in the tat that «nr
Oar
at the most reasonable nrices. *> CHARLES MAYER,
_ No. 29 Waehlawtoa sirs at October *1, ittte. ^
THE LADIES’ OWN BOOiL
THE AET OU CUTTING
EtotactAtetad X> xr o at ■» o ■»,
«*ry daaarlpUon, atay
Children's Dresses, Bovs’ Clothtag, n.»iiii. t Cloaks
Cape*, without theahl of a Teacher.
PR,CB . —tl 00. T' HK above work coatainafoll sized paUema of evare A desertptioa of Ladies* Dresses, namely, the basque.
•teMaaee W sat ended to th* Frigrttonaef THE NEW YORK
WffiUtMAU AMD RRT4U.
STORE!
IMDlAlfAPOLlM
ta dally larreretag.
r
FaU and Winter Stock faaam ooreplsSa,remprtringaU to*a*west iisumiii limn and fobrireout ta the Hareoa, and to* price* are so •WeHaed to the acoaomleal leqntoetosaW of to* Umre. taat public nnafidaaes U farther elicited by oar ADVANTAGEOUS SYSTEM
of hasinsss.
Oir Feniiieit <Repatatioi. AU oho have obtained for themesivre * great srt parmanaat reputation. Imvo woa and secured h by patient aad persevering labor. The New York .Were has
_ ooa tie repulattoa by aaAlnehtag trsto aad hoaesty of
aiao,ftdl ata* patterns for every description of AM** id fail 4 itr—nfi i. cloff^a. rmutm matetillmM
ind boys’ clothing, ota fS dire^.^l^^ .*25
making. The patterns are so arranged, that thav — to "*«“*? *whlo« desired fmaking toebook
without doabt, toe ctensst and meat uaaful ever iatro-
duced to the aotice of to* pebde.
Iff UAf Ought to W vitkofft a Copy! “ „ , RET. E. WHITTEN, OotMdwlm Sole Agant for Marion County.
OUR CARPET ROOM. BEST AWB 1*AR«E$T EV Indianapolis. H. A* FLETCHEJB A CO., No. 10, East Washington Street, FLE1 CHENS NEW BLOCK, \\T* are now receiving our Fall Stock o< Carpets, dt- * v reel from New York md Boston. Ws have every variety of grade aad rtyte, a foil assortment of America* aad KngMeh OU Ftoar Cloths, Rugs, Malta, Crumb
Glothu, p- i
Wnhave on handabwg* **d varied aiockof Window TrmiMkag Good*, ,, ^
■* a anao ■ ■
A fat I stock of Brocade Damask, Embroidered French aad Oil Cartatn Geode.Coeds, Tassels, Ptanq Covers, Table Covers, Brows and Bleached Table Linens Holland Linen, grey and boJL We shall fool obliged If friend* will call and inspect our new and targe stock which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest. sopuS-dtf
CRANE & AMES, DEALERS IN
•P.IiANO.FO'RTE.S 0 AND 'MEL.ODEONS. 30 West Washington Street, eepttfi-dtf] »INDIANAPOLIS.
ORDERS FOR CLOTHING
SOLICITED. Y47« wonld respactteBy taform oar friends and toe vv trade in general, to >t we will be prepared to fill
their orders for
FALL ASD WINTER
OXfiOTOEXUrCfr,
From this to toe First of January. OUR STOCK
Is yet very large—particular ly to the better grades—and in.such we will ofier inducement* to country merchants wishing to replenish. Our stock embraces u ... VERY LARGE VARIETY Of Heavy Over Coal* from 6 to 12 Doltare-rCloto Coat* from 7 to 15 Dollars. Business Costs, Tweed, SMtinet and Cmmlmere Rants, Vests, furnishing goads die,
GARVIN, BELLACa,
442 anu 444, Main St, Louisville Ky.
octSB-d2w.
■tote, the Public have implicit fhlth to. For inatadfc oo announce to yon me have now received toe LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
**» noar
FaskisuUe Ststl si Dry Gssds 1st thc State. Call aad you will ffitd * testa Banc* our Permanent
AH. GLENN,
sep|17dtf
Proprietara.
good NEWS
TO THE
vr a* m* o ■».» xr »r ta. m a OR NOLAN
CURB THI
- FEVER AND AGUE, In from 24 fo 48 Homs, allowing but}
Shake, or the money refunded.
IIMIlflil dll' . will take any man aflttated with Rheumatism of k i crutches in a lew days, or ask no pay till it ia does.
SORE EYES
Of the worst 4ascription, cored la w few days. CANCERS, ULCERS, FEVER SORES and .u dtaaas* IncidentalV> toe human femily etec
URlly cured.
^ potooA Mho mm produce an nrUcIo equa INDIAN HEALTH LINIMENT, * J/";, 01 ® •F^y and efcctual cure ef Bheumatism, challenges toe work) ou Rheumatfain or any other dt* eaae. I will cure ebroale or tafiaaatory Rheumatism: Neuretata, Gout, and all tafiamatory disa* tore s Remedies, the plants of to* fsiils. the 1 ffintes, toe roots of the prairies and twamp< studied a number of yean among America, wLo are so celebrated fer
tofStoto »-•*«■***•*
BlliioM Faver^Measeta* Grouh,' YeUo^ftireVfctalptaJaMto** Aibriloo, Liver Cem-
toJ^to^bSTii^SC 1 ** 1 ^
wm. ft. cqba- AMsaosa m. saxtoa. CONES & MYSON, IMPOETEEfl OF BraMdies, Wines, Liquors, OX<3kA.RMG No. 24, Second Street, between Sycamore and Main CINCINNATI, OHIO. A GENTS for Still and Sparkling Catawba Wines; XX Old Bourbon and Rye whisky. [aug28-d»y B0TIC1 Pealed flremvals for furnishing toe State of Indiana O with ten hundred reams printing paper 25 m 38, (to weigh not lese than SOlbe per ream,) will be received i' the office ef toe Secretory of State, untH 2 o’clock (8a urday,) November Sth, 1856. . HIRAM B. TALBOTT. Auditor of State MBfrSMUS B. COLLINS. Secretary of State. W. & NOFS1NGEK, Treasurer of State, ov Ydfitw*;.
VVdTi
FOR NEW.
isimu 1 - »« 11 '"O’
a MERINOS,
c. DeLAINES,
■CASHMERES, GINGHAMS,
FLANNELLS, and
domestic goods OF ALL KINDS, ALSO, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
AN* GBNBBAL !
HOUSE ro&FJSHlNG GOODS,
acquainted WMh toe varioue branches of hoasekeepiim,
on,ptato tn appearance, fond of teu.
FINK ASSORTM44NT OF >Ati J fiOnJl- C~ -^3 L TV 33 O O JB r. Ai. , ‘CJH YMF LOW men#
uetu .{c
hi.a
G AT A 1x0.0 V MS
TSMsoeskfiii&iszr ss^Kls^rEs.'srisat — ISAAC COFFIN, »ikgu-r
DRE«S SULKS, ..d £•')! d * ‘ 1 Id From Sff cento to $5 00 pnr yurd. At
seat free on applicutinn to
VtitKS, CMU i Cs. ''" ai-iiva amio f Ji • ‘I A% :.f *' •n, ■ LtefeHeeksellereand FubHshereT*
,l, “ uLmii^a.av.
qMAT81 EAldt FUMB, kC! S1UL BETS! .,a
adrieJ. • M ■
“ LEAKY’S BEST,” “BBKBK’S LATK8T.” f ' n- r .#KKNCH SOFT HATS! Of every teape, variety aad color. OTffiCTalirffiff»,■• MAT *
ujktm
MT8ftE» BEAVER FLATS, BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS! CHILDMXMV FANCY HATS dUVXt CAF«f
o^gtogdiap dron, it rerw
KUP n 1XFQE1 tss PUBLIC,
'XtHAT we have
have to StoMo eetoptole amortment of **- (fe MetUcutefe Chemical*. Ac., dec., die.
ahd prices of which we invite 1L W-A LK I N.
, *! 'ay. fofka ctv
•UlCffiN,
m p 4» Ao SkteOfi W dofrgn,,,’
TU ODD I
.i - If mn ;i . '^>1 uwwwow A wsrww
. ■+Uuh idol -ii Uawu'L ilt
!T.I-K’
laAGB GOOm*
ammnt • « ’• BUtaigAtatatototo - - + v a .
liMiffiiffi BwUgfftff i
.'<£44x01 4p~ . j vwxfecf
10 t.-urtTB
Of a> stytaeandi
l(
> ra lo the beet manner. the inaariy resstptof
^Citalc
fi.aKSS'LsSIsi
CUACKKBffl ffOUB cfiACKSA
ottatol
‘j - t, I f j uy
itaOmteaffeWtalp
fiw Sams Aa sat
SbO ^do jtomanCandtas; Wttot g^re^d^smaVLaont of Ftre Works Of toe beat
LM»fe
tatorts; are reaperifony informed that toap have ar. rivaA. These are toe tast ef what ha* beea Imported,
nua hnfea Mmited aumbar. LADIES FANCY firTOKK.
J. K- WHELAN A CO,
u5BgfiSSi
AA . j ta.-uw ;
ej/QfrftlA- XOUl.1
CLOAKS AND TALMAS. ■ ml-1 JTV . ffff t- • F
j
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wm.
■affair Ota, 4k COW.
GOTO
septST-rtw^
HOIfMAJS’S* No. 9, Odd Fellow’s Hall.
*T HAVING BEEN tbs nnuNa Bxu, Will comfortably t ' aa sspielal v
trtalofl
■KYAEA CMAffff E» TffffiteCCffi. i an hand aad for mto
t . X tali/. ,
Ontnlrtir sq a**
CjHANxYA,
IwSiL Cheap for . cash.
‘Ktaffto
J^to^Uktaaa
^tevvowoK,!,; SlLS r tattmo as p otnapamoa g ^ fodtoaapallfoforre itafoto aattotl
tori *Ea:
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