Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1857 — Page 4

TRUST FgWB LANDS.

iZjlSntoMeW* dM |M7MI>(oridMS IH* M MEMBI 0f tk«w««rml foit-i* th«T«hi nwel. No MvUtb* taken Cor • 1M MB Umb tkn awol dwgaaMe. No.MS. Thcaoqr oec B t W n r2 o, eoatainiaf MO •Mia Cow0>uwtj;naortfrKrei 1 bj Georjr M. Boowiek and HrMrMo wife: Frlndp^, intereat, dacaaceo aad eooba.—

•07 «f.

!*o. 5«. One half of l»* No. 6 to aqaare *7 In tk* loam ertirttanapAtK hegtaotagata (Mtint on Kaalartrf a venae 179 feet «rvl 11 incheo from tiw corner of X07 land Street aad K’-otaeky A venae, thence maaleeaomk on aoM are* aooSB fc-tandSInches to a point dirUiag ktoS aad6, from thence rnqniaff a« S laet at right angles with Ken took? Arcane, from thence doe tooth 1M fcet and 7 Inches t < Maryland Street, tram thence due west 41 feet and • laches to a point on Maryland Street MS fast and Hi ladlB fratihe comer eg M07land Mreet aad Kentncky Arenas, from thence in a straight line dae north 63 feet I InSh, hoaithence iaa north-west direction si rightaagics * * — * - “tmbgi

Prin-

Ths a hf of thee hf of the ne or of see** 116

g 10acres: mortgaged

damages

tf)#

Me.S34. Theseqrof sec 3# 119 a of r 13 a. containing 1SS amea. ami also the a hf 0/the a w qr of sec 39 la abore t Mdr* eantainlaa 47 MM00 acrs< in Randolph Comity; ■Htiasil La M Voed aad Beuleel Hunt, forfeited and rw-ed toa arcM a> Basil Hunt: Prindpoi, Interest d—

aasa and earCs. N*3h 43.

No. Id. Abaqnaland andiri ledintereetlnthefcJlowing real aMaie. >o*wit: The a hf of the a wi|r or sect 118 of r 4 e. eoataliilng 67 N6-IM) aerra, ami also the n hf o' the a wqrofsee It !8ofr4,eontaintiig684r-tW)acres; ndalso, thaehf eftht nsqrofaecli tlSof range 4, eontaininr Mi actealathe county of llamilton; a^rtgaged ly William Csnaar. Principal, Interest, damages and costs $635 14. Mo 135: Tbs* w qr of square Ko. 16 In the town of IndhaapoHe: mortgaged by Jesse L. Williams Principal, in-

fliUBstrcfl * osca ftfii4 uo.

Me. 4S6. The western division of lot No. 73 In the town #f (hoeaftekt. county of Hancock, bounded as follows towtt: Commencing at the n w corner of said lot thence east along the Hoe of a >id lot 33 feet, thence south on a parallel lias ta the south side of said lot, thence w along the line of Said lot to the a w corner of laid lot, thence north along the Una of said let to the place of beginning; mortgaged by James Btter, forfeit* I and re-sold on credit to Joseph T. Oakss. Principal, Interest, damage, awl costa. 6139 "5. No. 145. Lot No. 4 in aqawt 63 in the town of Indiana-

w*h Kemaeky A rente 33 feet to the place of b.winning: •Matiaged by Hiram K. Oaaton aad Delilah Ida wife Prin-

dtmL latar

Ne 39.

Naf rSslaMariaa Caanfy containing JOaeres: ■ by Cmy U Boatwright: Principal, Interest,

aadaar* $4WH».

peUsi mnrtragsd by Samuel Jn.lah and Harriet his wife: ISPmtpal. intere-t, damages mud costa, $4fll 71. No. 491. Theehfoftheneqrorsec2t'5r3e,contafedng 8t 37- bO acres. Al-o 16 acres to belaid offin * k an Ohteog sqoars', in the n w comer of the w hf of the n w qr of sec I in same town an 1 range, said tract to he 75 rods loug ftom north to south and wide enough to contain 16 aares. all in Marion County; mortgaged by ileorge McCaa Uaaad Hannah his wife: Principal, interest, damages and curia, $609 to. No 86. Lot No. 9 in square No. 56 In the town of Indianapolis; mortgaged hy J unes P. Drake: Principal, interest, damanawand costa $637 35 No. 4N. The a aqr of the n w qr and the a w qr of the as grand the n w (notional qr inaec3U33 nof r 9 e, containiny 134aero* in Noble ounty; mortgaged hy Frederick A. Hand and Leonard 0 Harris and Kliza Harris wifs of add Frederick, and Rosalie Harris, wifs of said Leonard: Principal, iute/att, daauues andeosts, $361 10. No.437. The w hf of thn s wqr ofsec 36 t 16nofrSe, containing eighty acres, and 20acres off the w end of the s hf ofthn n w qr ofsamesec, t and r In Marion County; mortgaged hytieorge McCasiin and Hannah his wi'e, and John P. Martin dale: Principal, interest, damages and easts, $637 25. No. 467 Then eqrofsec 30 1 39 nof r 5 w, in Jasper (toonly; containing 160 ams: mortgaged by John Lefler, Jr: Principal, interest, damages and costa, $319 63. Ne 706. The e hf of the a e qr, and the n hf of the s e qr, and the.s w qr of the Sear ofsec 9 t 38 nofrUw.in Jasfier County, contaiiiing3u0 acres; mortraged hy William Quarles: Principal, interest, damages and costs $6 0 50. No. 66. The. e qrof the * e qr of sec 20 t 18 n of ranee 7 #,0 mulcting 40 ac es, and part of the e hfoftbe n e qr of see 39, suite t an ir, conUiuing 38 acres in Madison County; mesuaga 1 hy Charles McCarty and sold on credit to Madi- * son O. Walker Principal, interest, damages and costs

$385 5>.

Na. 386. The w hf of the n w qr of see 35 t 93 n of r 4 w.conta'nlng eighty acres in Tipi>ecanoe County; mortgaged hv Loyal Falrman: Principal, interest, damages and

coats. $554 3 >.

No.307-8. The Wbfofthensqrofsec38tl9nofr6 c, containing 80 acres in Madison County; mortgage*! by John Fisher: Principal, interest, damages and costs, $61 85. !R>. 983. The e hf of the s w qr of sec 12 t l > n of range 6 a.st; mortm^e.1 by Samuel Potts: Principal, interest,

damages and costs, 8o3 45.

No. 143. The n e qr of »ec 30 t 3 south of r 3 east, in Hwrison County,containing 60 acres; mortgaged bv Kdward B. Wilson, and sold 011 credit to C. Fletcher and S. Merrill: PrinaipgJ, interest, dam igas and costs $631 84. No. 319. Five-twelfths of the uiiilivided interest in the s « nr of seo 33 1 35 n of r 6 w in Porter County; mortgaged by John Maniiews and Rarb >ra his wife: Principal, inter-

est, damages and coats $343 40.

No. 561. The lots numbered 11 and 13 in the subdivision made by James 51. Ray of then e hf of square No. 10 in thecity of Indianapolis and the e hfoflot No 4 in square No 13 In add city; mortgaged by Thoma Rickardsa*.d Blisvbeth his wife: Principal, interest, damages and costs,

$478 43

No. 566. Lot No. 31 in Bartholomew and Davis’ addition to the town of Lafayette in Tippecanoe County; mortgaged by Kdwarl U. Brackett and Mary A- his wife: Principal, interest, damages and costs, $430 95. No. GW). The w hf of the n eqr and the n eqr of the n w qrof tec 13138 n of r 9 w, coutiiining 130 acres, and a w qrof the 1 e qr awl the se qr of the s w qr of sec 1 138 n of r 9 w, containing 80 acres in Jasper County; mortgaged hy Amxi B. Couditt: Principal, interest, damages and coats.

$637 2V * 5

No. 619. The w hf of the neqr, then eqr of the n w qr of sec 33 and the s e qr of the s w qr of sec 29 in t 34 of range 4 w, also the seqr of the s e qr of sec 3.i, the n hf of the ne tp and the n eqr of the n ur qrof sec 31 io said t34of r 4 w;

also the n w qr of the n w qr of sec 33, and the 11 w qr of the a c qr of sac 39 in add 134, in the county of Laporte, containing in all 400 acres; mortgaged by John H. Vail and Marv Ann bis wife: Principal, interest, damages and costs,

$637 24.

^fo. 599. Lots 4,5, and C, in the west hf of out lot 84 In the town of Indianapolis: mortgage*! hy George Plant and $nsm his wife: Priucip.il, interest, damages and costs

$F39 87.

■ No. 656. The n e qr of sec 3317 n of range 10 e, containing lik) acres, also the • w *|r of the n w qr of sec 516 n Ofrlue, containing 43 Gi-IU) acres, making in all 9i3 4M01 acres, in the county of hipley; mortgaged by Bo’*ert S Rvans: Principal, interest, damages abdcosta,

•674.

No 633. AH of lot No. 10 in out lot No. 64 of the donaItonlamis of Indianapolis, according to the recorded plit thereof, made and recorded by William Sullivan. Admii istrat»r oi the estite of James II. Kay, deceased, in the Reeorder's Odice of Marion C- unty, on the 7th of April, 1849. mortgage * by Alesa nler Franco and Sarah Franco his wife: Principal, intrrait, damages and costs, 9637 95.

Principal, 1

No. f*52. The e hf of the s e qr

In Pulaski County, conUining W)acres; mnrtgai

of sec 1 1 1N) n of r 3 e

mortgaged hy Joo.

Principal, I

interest.

Pearson and Lydia Pearaon, his wife:

damikj's and costs, $637 25.

Mo. 657. The a w qr of the a a qr, and the a e qr of the a W qr,of sec I3t 7 n ofr 9 e, containing 80 acres; also the a W qrof the n eqr of sec II t 7 11 of r 8e containing 40 acres, alllnthe coaniy of Jennings: Principal, interest, damages and costs, $637 35: Mortgaged by Benjamin J.

Spooner.

No. 64d. The* hf of the neqr of sec 21, and the seqr af the n w qref said wc 2> in t 33 r 4 west; also the hf of the • wqr of sec 17 in said t 33; alas the a w qr of the a e qr and the ■ a qr of the a w qr of see 34 in t 33 of r 4 w, making in all 28u acres in the county of Sbirk; mortgaged by Wiliam Gipson. Principal, interest, damages and coats,

$637 94.

No. 664. AH that certain tract of land situate in the comity of Dearborn, known and described as follows: BeglnaiiQaUhcs w conx-rof the se qr of sec 18 t 6 r 1 w. thence e to the road leading from Liwrenc. burgh t ■ York Ridge, thence northwardly along said n>a 1 to the line dividing the * a and n e qr* of said sec 18, thence w to the n w •aner of said quarter section. thence south to the place of beginning, supposed to contain 34 arras: mortgaged by Ofmr R. Tort* and Ruth his wife: Principal, interest, damage* aad com. $328 97. ^ No. 665. The north third of lot No 111 in the town of Goshen, coanty of EUbait;mortgaged by B. W. U. Ellis and Gennette M. KUia, hU'wife: Principal, interest, dam

mres and ooeat. $5-6 02.

No. 667. The e href than aqr, and ths a wqr of the a • qr of ass U. ami the ear qr of the u w qr of sec 33 in 13d a off 1 tr.tn Pulksltl Corrnty, cont didng 1.0 acres; maataagcil by John LeOer aad Bl*aai«th Ms wise: Priuci-

pal, luterest, damages <ad coats, $*10 9$.

No.670. Thai wqr of the n w qr and then wqr of the

e 17. and the

aqr of ace

•f the as qr of sec 18 in t*9 n ofr 1 w in Pulaski County, nontaialiu 160sores; mortgaged by Ro <rt T 11 Wtehstk.his wife: Principal, Interest, damages

SALINE FUND.

1 a# the south and or tna 1 e qr (to os east and west through aaU qr) of sac In Marion County: mortgaged by KdalInurine Thomas his wife: 'Principal,

^ _ M6BHB.. r qr

• a qr of the n e qr. aad tha a • qr

• wUl popuki County* Ro *ert T Hedges and

sawia

SALINE nnns.

■nlltt, 76acraa a# the aooth and of tha 1 e qr (to ha dmlgnatad hy a Hue east 35 in t 14 n ofr 3a io X ward Thomas and Catharine Thomas his wife: latarufe damages and mob, $446 67. KfeM* The e hf «*« the a e qr of sec 9115 n r 3 a. contakilag flu acres In Msrbm CoauU; akortgaged by Andrew WDaon: Priuci;utl,liiter«at,dalna^es and coats. $857 ’.S. Mo. IBP. The a hf of the • 0 flraa o of the Michigan RoaMa-Wi NMn Ike iaadaaeioctedta the Indian Country, contilnlnr t» acres, alao lot No. 3 of ate 13 k> t *9 n ofr * a, sootaialng 53 acres in Fulton Coanty; mflMgagtdhy "JIull and Clarissa his wife: Pvtadpal, interest. The ftllowing described lend to-wtt: Being tthaseojmerofaSia t 13uofr I eraaning wym_atyite rods, theoca a 6$ rods, theaoa aaat 51

todbrnemtaiu —

tore*, damages am* emta. 9$X 94 » Ma MR. Tha w hf of Ida a a qrof aaeSlatUof r 3, la <w 1 a ante o« Mariaa, aontoiaiag 86 acras. enmmaona stohetakaaiathaanoornmof said tract fer ■al heuga; mortgaged hy ^ f*tocipel, ■a. Kt Tha n hr of Um a hf of tha at qrof see St pmcRm laJRfelt • MBter •* "* aafcUter.:

TRUST FUND LANDS.

wife: Principal, iatareat. dsaameeand casta, $609 31

• WAN*. ed V * LOTTEUlfec.

OAX^ltAl r* 1* i $60,000 •! !

TKfSS fateHi of Otoir

Georgia, to widch city they

- Will be drawn hy 8. i Manager* of the Fert Gaines ‘ ‘

No.r4- Lot No. 1 in aqeate 47 ia Me town of IndianNa. 661. The • hf ef thaa wr and the w hf of then e qr of see 13137 a of r 9 e, cintafeilay MB aCBmkl llantoKsasarg fcTrtASgajT Smith: PitedfdT. tattemt,' Mmagm aad ittyyfMI 66. CONGRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP FCND. No *77. Lot No. 3 in square SB, and the a hf of laitNo. 4 la seam square ia the town of ladfcaapolis; mortgaged by John Turner aad iiettena his wife: Priacipel, intereet. damages and coots, $483 70. No. 397. The se qr of aer 3313R a of r 4 ein Elkhart Ciunty, containing MM acres; mortgaged hy Jacob Hicks: Principal, interest, damages and coots, $480 89. No. 474.£^he a whf of square No. t is the town of Inc dianapoUs; mortgaged hy BavMWallacaaadZereldaG.hu wife: Principal, interest, damages aad casts, $391 25. JNDIANAP0LI8 FCND. No. 370. Lot No. StaaqaaredTin the town of ladianspolls; mortgaged by Caleb Scoddar: Principal, interest, damages and coats, $364 43.

TREASURY FUND.

No. 941. The se qr of the ne qr of aec8 tl8 n of r 8s; alao the a w qr of the a wqr ofaec9t!8nofr8eia Madison coanty. containing 80 acres: amrtgagad by Thaa. Bell and Elisabeth his wife: Principal, inter**, damages and coats, $59 93 JOHN W. DODD,

Auditor of State.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

A. H. NIcKERNAW. iifiAL ESTATE AND STOCK On^IOEI. Kates o Commission are as followa : All sales hom $3UU to 3,0U> inclusive, will he taxed at 3 9 cent., as 00 1 mission ; as the value of the property advances above $3JMU the rate per cent will decrease in the foliowing ratio : From $3JXM to $4,909 at IX per rent.: from $3,090 to $5,006 1% $ cent.; from $5,m»tn $/,U4latl* per cent.; from $7,000 and as much greater as the sum may be, it will not be leas thaa one per cent, and all aoms as above mentioned getag above $3,0C0 willbetwope cent.. charged on first $3,000. On all aalet of pn>i>erty.while in my hands, commfaainn U charged No rile, no commission, or charge whatever. I require notice to be given two weeks previous to a withdraw! of property from my looks. And I farther wish it anderstood that I hold all persons responsible for the commission on projieny when trades may be commenced with the owners f sol t pro pert before the withdrawal of the same. Wssmoavow Sr. Anjonrura thx Paucxx Hops*, Have now EXf R8D ON HIS BOOKS more than *1, KNfe'MM -vEAL. ESTATE* For Sole *>n Commission. MA :I >N COUNTY. Wtt. 843, 7nur** I 11.ile north-west of Indianapolis, on Fall Creak. If«. 573- 305 acres adjoining donation to city of Indianapolis, to trade in part for city property. Ntt. 844- 127 acres, two miles west of Blnffi, to exchange for city property. No. 844. 38 acres three miles south of Indianapolis. No. !kl8. 37 acres 1 1-2 miles south of Indianapolis. No. 10177. 800 acres heavily timbered. No. 1* 68. 40 acres 3 miles south of Indianapolis, 24 in cultivation, and balance timber. No. 11161. 80 acres 4 1-3 miles south of IndianapoUs, part in good cultivation and running vater.

No. ItilO.

in the City of AwgOata, Qaaryfe, la pteiHe, sn V SMMMBfeer fly 18*7. OXAMm 06, T* ha Arawa ta tbs City of Aagnsta, Gemgia. ha puM*. an haUurdttF, Ihecamifewr 12th. 18*7. 01 Am~m 0*7, Te be drawn in the CRy of Aagoate, Georgia, ia pobltc, on 8m6mr4mF, Daceaabcr lOtfe, ih57. O 1 aaT» 08, Te be drawn la the CRy of Augusta. Georgia, ia public, on tatmiMay, »««®oafear 28t»i, 18*7* 0a the plan of Single numbers. Pivx Tbocsakd Foe* ntsMtcn awn >':xrrv-Fiv* Puixas! yxARLTt ojrr prize to evert eutr

TICKETS.

Magnificent Scheme, to he drawn each Sarranav te Dec. I Prise of $60,006 1 “ ** 30,009 1 “ “ 19,909 I “ “ 6,000 1 “ “ 5,000 1 “ “ 3 JOO I “ “ - SAO* 1 “ “ 1 JOB 60 “ " 1,000 100 “ “ 150 1<« “ “ IT. 106 “ “ ICO APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prises of $300 Approx, to $60,000 Prise are. .$1,900 4 “ 250 “ “ 30,000 “ . •* .. 1,090 4 “ *• 150 “ •* 10,000 PrU«e“ .. 8i« 4 *. *. ,25 •• •• *,.00 “ •• . 500 4 •• ** 100 “ “ 5.000 “ •* .. 400 4 « •• 75 “ “ 3,000 « •• .. 300 4 ** “ 50 ** “ 1JOO ‘ .. 200 5,000 “ “ 20 are 100,000

CHANaE OF TIME! * WWmPOLB AND CWCfifNATl

LAWRENCEBURQH! Cat re t* Ctaclmmi

B, A. M^ aad 3:40, P. M., 3d Train laavna at 736, P. M., aad arrives at Cincinnati at UQA, A. M.

Uod, BnEhli, aad New Ya tzzsssz;

t—nectlons at Cincinnati with KsBroad for Columbus, Cleveork, aad with trams ea the Cinfe Zaaesville Raiiro-.d for ChderUle, ■■*■■ ■ miSi Wheeling, Washington City. BattiPh&adelpldaand New York; afeo eomweta with the macamati fe Marietta Bateoad, for ChBlieethe, Pcrtamoath MaysvUlw, Athena. Marietta, Park tsburgh aad Grafton, also connecting at Cincinnati with trains on the Covington fe Lexington Railroad; for Cynthlana, Paris and Lexington, Kentucky. ITT* Fare as tewas.hy any other route. nov4. W.H.8 N^BLK.GenT. Ticket Agent.

fAisVir zpress

Yte. New Terk aa4 Bris Luke Shere 1

'reight Li 'mmt wm* Wan*.

W HOLES At^E “ ' ' ’ ^ AND

GROCERS

TYR RIGHT from Jr 91 90. 2nd dc Have year goads m

New York to IniRaiwwnHa 1st do., $1 40. 3d *>., $r$9 pec 100

„ "By Valentine A Co’S. Express

Freight Ltnw.-’

PRINCIPAL OPPIC1S. No. ITS Broodw*y. New York; Ne. 39 South Leveo, St- Louis; Beliefootaina Freight Depot, Indianapolis, fet*. L.KIL«LAgrBt Y. TTETlloy, REAIj ESTATE AOENT, A1TCTIONEEH, MONEY BROK.KJK. AND DVALBR IN RAILROAD STOCKS. BONDS, AC.. No. U>M. Karr Waamwaroa Sraxrr. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

CHANGE OF TIME. Madissa k Indianapolis R, R. €•. PpHB* PaaattigarM^l^^^eariMDaitotLily K at 19dl9 M., Madison, Cincinnati St Lonisville. This is tha shortest Railway line to Cincinnati and Louisville—connecting at Madison with the steamers Telegraph end Jacob Strader. These boats arrive at Cincinnati in time for the six o’clock A. M. Express on the Little Miami Railway for the East, aad alao at Louisville about 10 o’clock P. M. Fare to Cincinnati $3; Louisville, $3 50. No charge for Baggage, Omnibus, State-rooms or sapper on the steamers. Shippers aad Merchants west wiH And it to their interest te kravel over and ship by this line sept 15 dlf D. C. BRANHAM, Superintendent.

pita!.

63 acres on Ragle creek south of Insane Hoe-

No. 1030. X interest In 396 acres, 1 mile west of Allison-

vine.

No. 1040. 100 acres 3 miles south-east of Indianapolis, 70 acres in cultivation, balance in timber. No. 1011. Undivided hrlf of 187 acres 8 miles north of dty, on White river; best bottom land 70 acres In cultivaion; very desirable property. No. 1U51. 260 acres. Ntt. 330* 240 acres 8 miles south of Indianapolis; 130 acres in cultivation. No. 347. 70 acres of land 7 miles south of Indianapolis. No. 306, 36 aesee of land eaar of Deaf and Dumb Asylum. No. 373. One-half of a Flouring Mill 4)4 miles N R. of Indianapolis. No. 416- 330 acres 2 miles east of Indianapolis in a high state of cultivation. No. 517* 80 seres in Lawrence Township, 6 miles N. E. of Indianapolis. No. 566. 21)4 acres three-fourths of a mile east of IndianapoUs. No. 650. 400 acres on the line of Marion and Johnson counties, 12 miles from Indianapolis 2 miles from Lawreneeburgh R. R.; partly improre I. No. 691. 95 acres 1)4 miles south of In :mi apolis, part improved. No. 786. 14 acres; ID acres cleared timber on tha Crawfordsville road, 2 miles west of Indianapolis. No. 829. 164 acres on the Michigan road two miles east of the donation line; 100 acres improved, balance in past uk No. 273* A farm of 205 acres adjoining Indian-

apolis

No. 918. 12 or 15 acres of land Michigan Road

one-half mile from IndianapoUs

No. 955. 140 acres3 miles west of IndianapoUs; 80 acres in cultivation; splendid improvements. No. 956. 80 acres improved land, 5 miles west of

IndianapoUs.

No. 9411. 1 acre on the National Road, near the Asylum for the Insane, (tore-room and dwelling houses

on it.

No. 964. Tha Eagle Creek Mills, together with 50 60 acres of land, 8 miles west ef Indianapolis. No. 966. A steam saw and grist mill in AllisonviUe, 1)4 miles from Peru Railroad. To exchange in part for city property or land. Would take u ood partner with

O. 969. A 4 acre block 2 miles west of Indianaplla,

“Iff:

Improved.

o. 975. 80 acres, one mile south of Indianapolis, to

sell in ten acre blocks.

No. 97S> 363 24-100 acres; 85 acres in cultivation 3 miles north-west of Indianapolis. No.988. 80 acres, some Improvement, 5milea south

of IndianapoUs.

N0.9UG- 312-100 acres of land; with OU Mills, 1 ,

milea front Donation line.

« ADAMS COUNTY. No. 1004 49 acres to seU er trade.

ALLEN COUNTY. No. 1004* 160 acres. BOONE COUNTY.

No. 1020. 92 acres, 2 miles North of Augusta Sta-

tion, heavily timbered.

No. 1033. ZionsvUle Mills, on Lafeyetta Railroad, 17 miles from city, new building and machinery, four run

bum; excellent property. ’

N o. 299- 168 acres of land near North field. No. 790- 80 acres, one-half improved; to trade for R.

R. Stock.

80 acres south-west of Lebanon. 160 acres, 60 acres cleared; eight atilesN W

No- 519. No 603of Lebanon. No. 790No. 922No’ 995In Zionaville.

80 acres of land, some improvements. 30 acres land, 14 miles from IndianapoUs. An excellent Sash, Flooring and Saw Mill

Terms resonable.

BROWN COUNTY. No.978. 80 acraa 3 miles from Nashville. No. 985. 40 acres, 10 acres cleared. No 1004. 160 acres. BENTON COUNTY. No. 913. 381 acres, 8 milea from Oxford, county

bs*L

NO. 948. 162 acres, well Improved. No 520. 439 acres timber land. BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY. No. 589- A Urge saw and grist mill at Columbos. No 784-. A grist miU and saw mill, on Chfty creek, 10 mile* east of Columbus, all in good order. No 21$. 90 acres land, with a -rial mill,saw mill, and woolen factory, 6 miles north ef Columbus. CLARK COUNTY. No. 879. 186 acres land splendidly Improved tan milea from Louisville and Bins from Now Albany, No.924. I3Baareo land, some improvements. CLINTON COUNTY. No, 427. 160 acraa of land one-half mile from I. A L. Railroad; part cleared, and steam saw mill. NO. 457. 900 acres land 4 mlfes from Thorwtovn. No. 88*. 163 acres land with good improvaawma. No. 984* 80 acres heavily timbered, 2 aifee from lltohigan Town. CLAY COUNTY. No. 1003. 949 aorae to eaU or trade. DELAWARE COUNTY. No. 788. Cardiac machine, now spinning jask, 740 spindles, with condenser. Shearing machine. Ac, cask

gearing. heavily

10*3. 20$ acre* heavily timbered. B*od I surrounded by improved forms, 7 mties nort

county aatitr

to. 585. \Ot acres land, 60 acres daaasd, one

1 a half fromMamfetown.- .

5*400 Prise* amounting to $320*000 Whole Tlcketa $io: Halves $5; Quar-

ter* $2 50.

PLAN Of THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from 1 to 50,000, corresponding with those number* on the Tickets printed on seperate slips of paper, are encircled with small tin tabes and placed in one wheel. The first 368 prises, similarly printed and encircled, are

placed in another wheel.

The wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn from the wheel of numbers, said at the same time a Prise is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prise drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and register ed by the Commissioners ; the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the

prizes are drawn oat

Apprpximatittn Prime*.—The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first 8 Prizes will be entitled to the 32 Approximation Prises, For example: if Ticket No. 11250 draws the $60,000 Prise, those Tickets numbered 11248, 11249,11351,11253, will each be entitled to $3U0. If Ticket No. 550 draws the $30,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 548.549,551, 532, will each he entitled to $95 ', and so on according to the above

scheme

TUe 5*000 Primes of $20 will be determined by the last figure of the number that draws the $60,000 Prize. For example, if the number drawing the $60,600 Prize ends with No. 1, then all the tickets where the number ends in 1, will lie entitled to $20. If the number ends with No. 2, then all the tickets where the number ends in 2 will be entitled to 20. and so on to 0

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS n.ATX*TrtOAX>. heru^anT Wi^tern

ROUTE.

SHORT LINE TO FORT WAYNE AND

Toledo!

* i TDAS3ENQER TRAINS leave Peru daily, Sundays ex- ' | JL cepted, at 9 JO a. a., or on the arrival of the train

s from To]

NiXON & G0tsBM8N,\ Manufacturers, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IK Kwj \ arirt) oi I'wtigv *»4 ItefiMslIt PAPER, PRIM Hi' CARD STOCK: Paper Manufacturer!’ MATERIALS, ETC., 77 A 79 YYAI-iNUT ST , CINCINNATI.

| (Ageattfertha safe of Abmc Smith's STAR CANDLES

aad LARD OIL,)

Nm. 44 Waluut Straw*,

CINCINNATI. OHIO.

j Standard Brand* of Ohio, Kentucky aad Tennessee PIG ' IRON constantly on hand. Orders for, or eonAgntomts of j Produce Wve T»n>wq*t%3«,'i ■* n- [wwhlU-dly 145 nulm«*t., Clacinuati, Ohs*. RICKEY, MALLORY & WEBB.

(Saomssnts to H. W. Dsasr A Co..}

BOOKMrLLFJtft AN 19 STATIONERS, Are prepared to supply, for Pubtto or Private Libraries, STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

At Ike Lowe* Price*.

A CHOICE assortment of Books suitable for Libraries

/% will be found on thrir shelves.

Book buyers will find every facility at their establishment for procuring works, published in this country or Europe,

aical terms.

RICKEY, MALLORY A WEBB,

144 Main street.

ttmmm mm

Truks! TruksM TrtiksU! GREAT BARGAINS IN TRURKt —‘•41“— S. H. McCleary'a NATIONAL T#1T S K EM PORI PM,

L0UISV1LLB, KENTUCKY. T WOULD respectfully invito the smarts 11 of mMetw J. sad othare vtsttteg tee <My to my large aad etogunt _ sotaeat of Trunks, which I am prepared to offer at feast

wm. p. wxrr.

WILLIAM 7. WILEY,

HEAL ESTATE AOENT

TD U Y 8 , Sells and Exchanges 1 13 Rents, aad Leases Houses, Lott

OeSa

Property of all kinds, 1

and Farms;

Certificates of Packatfesi wU be sold at the following rotes, which is the risk : Cerimkateof Package of 10 Whole Tickets $80 “ “ 10 Half “ 40 “ “ 10 Quarter “ 20 “ “ 10 Eighth “ 10 AY ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, Endow the money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent te purchasers immediately after the drawing JQP Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give their Post Office, Coanty and State. lLr“ Remember that every Prise is drawn and payable in full without deduction. XO 3 All Prizas of $1,000 and under, paid immediately after the drawing—other prises at the usual time of thirty

days.

All communications strictly confidential Address orders for tickets or certificates to S. SWAN A CO., Augusta, Ga. Hj-’ Persons residing near Montgomery Ala., or Atlanta Ga., can have their orders filled, and save time, by adtiressing S. Swan A Co., at e the,' of those cities. H3P A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel with the amount of the prize each one ia entitled to, will be published after every drawing, in the following papers :— Augusta (Georgia) Constitutionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, and ! Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch, and Paulding. (Mississippi) Chuion. oct26-dtd

Toledo, and also from die West, on the Toledo. Wabash fe Western Railroad, and connect at Indianapolis with.trains for Richmond, Dayton, Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville, New Albany, Tem-Haute, and all Southern

and Western cities.

Returning, the Train will leave Indianapolis at 3:30 P. M., connects at Peru with the tra ; n for Logansport. Delhi, Lafayette, and all points West, and also, with the trains going East fur Wabash, Lagro,Huntington, Fort Wayne,

and Toledo.

At Fort Wayne close connections are made with the Piitsburgn, Fort Wsyne fe Cldcigo Railroad Fast for Pittsburgh, and West for Warsaw, Plymouth, Laporte and Chi-

cago.

At Toledo with the M. S. AN. J. and the Detroit and Toledo Railroads for Adrian, Monroe, Detroit, Brantford, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, Toronto and Montrea', and j with the Cleveland and Toledo R R. for Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston. Baggage checked through each way between Dayton, Richmond. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Peru, Logansport, Fort Wayne and Toledo. Buy your Tickets via Peru and Indianapolis Railroad. Fare as low as by any other route. Special attention given to the transportation of Live Stock, Produce and Merchandise genera,ly. TUP By special arrangement between the Indianapolis and Cincinnati, the Jeffersonville and Intlhn.api.n.., the Pent and Indianapolis, and the T. W. fe W. Railroads.— Freights are shipped to and from Cincinnati, Jeffersonville and Indianapolis to points on the T. W. and W. H. R. and to Toledo, Detroit and Cleveland, without change of cars and as low as by any other runte. JAMES. H. MILLS, Sup’L L. N. Arduiws, General Freight Agent. Indianapolis, Dec. 3.1857.

UY8,

Rents, and Leases Houses, 1 bliects Rents, Notes, and Claims;

Advances Money on all kinds of property ; Buys and sells Stock*and Bonds, Notes and Mortgages; Draws Deeds, Mortgages, Leases and Agreements; Loans Money, Negotiates Loans, and makes Collection* ; Pays Taxes and Examines Titles in all parts of the State; Buys, Sells and Locates Land Warrants ; Finds Purchasers for Stocks of Goods or other Business; Attends to buying and selling all kinds of Property ; Enters Lands, and gives information concerning them ; Sells Real Estate and other Property at Auction , Loans Money on all good Collateral Security ; Allows from 8 to 15 |>er cent, for money to be invssted in

Real Estate Securities only.

Enquiries by letters promptly replied to ; Carriage always at the door to show property ; All Business Matters strictly confidential; Refers to all the business men of the City. Office No. IU)4, East Washington street, up stairs, opposite Wright House. aprl-dfewtf.

mchl3-dlj'

j. u. nrr. a. vaunuy. NEFF, BROTHER & CO.,

utroraus or

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN And Agent* for Hall, Dodd* if Co.'a Se/**, sotrrR-wasT room or uaiw axe sacoxe arm., mchl2-dlyj _ Ciaciunati, Obi*. WILLIAM M. CONKS. AMBKOSK M. BRYSON. CONES ic BRYSON,

UtroRTTRS or

Brandiee, Wine*, Liquors, Cigar*,&-c. NO. 24 MR-OXO STRUTT, SST. SYCAMORX AND MAIN, CINCINNATI, OHIO. A GENTS for Still and Sparkling Catawba Wines ; Old 2\_ Bourbon and Rye Whisky. [ang2S-d]y T. AxecRsox, I jamb oaths, j Late with Late with J. Ernst, | w. L- wriout,| Applegate A Co. ANDERSON, GATES A. WRIGHT, (Successors to JACOB ERNST,) Wholesale and Retail

Publishers, Stationers, and

r ear cent lower than any other sataMUNareat

■

Many of the styles art entirely new and cannot ialKt please those in want of a Trunk, both as ragords iwfes aad quality. The many advantages which I possMs over rthe* houses in thecity. each as manufecturing my own box*, finishing my own feather, importing my own material. A« enable me to offer aqr trunks at much lower prices tin any other establishment either In this city or Cincinnati Merchants aad other* will h* consulting their earn intnew. by giving me a call before making their purchases. O. Wr* promptly attended to. J. 11. McLEARY. eeptl5-d*w3to ST. CHARLES HOTEU W. W. Owen, Proprietor. PORTLAND. KENTUCKY. YVYHE above new and commodious Hotel has b-ea r fit- $ ted with entire new turoiture, and ia now open to: ho traveling public. aeptt.'-d&o fil T JEt.

IMPROVED, 1857. Fur Gsin.tilift Cura, Cob, Hominy ur Meu< au.I General Stuck Feed. WTRTK c'-alni 01 this Mill a superiority over all others W no v in toi * he public, on account of easy adjust incut, staph.-.* - o' construction, economy of power, end

I rapid grindir

For its no' nangement by which the grinding surfecee 1 can be renew i t pleasure, by any person, at a small cost; thereby reu o .ire all objection on the score of durubtl^B The late i provement, patented February, 5th, IWff, with the combination of Crusher* and Saw-Teeth Segment* 1 does away entirely with the accumulation of Cob at the top of the Mill, which L now a great objection to all other

Plank Book Manufacturers, f^mm*.

In this Mill, the Corn and Coh pass through together making an easy and uniform draught for the team, and requiring but one a liust bolt or screw; it can be regulated to

grind Si

uT. IO. lOIEJU-IFLlUXTIEJ. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER Wholesale and Retail,

12 Illinois Street

aug25

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

dfew3m

A SPLENDID assortment of Satinets, Tweeds, Prints Xtt. DeLalnra, Block Muslins. Ac., just received at the

old established cheap cash store.

HUNT, SMITH A CO.

BELL EFONT AINE RAILROAD TINE.

1857.

TAT E W BLACKSMITH ESTABLISH1 q ment. The undersigned having determined on a permanent location in this city, would beg leave to inform the public, that they may confidently expect to have any kind of Job Work done promptly and In good style, and at fair

prices.

HORSE SHOEING.

He would say to Farmers, Livery and Omnibus and Draymen, as well as gentlemen and foist nag B’hoys, please try our work. From long experience in the business, he is prepared to do all work in his line as it should be. Wagons constantly on hand and made to older, from the

NO. 112, MAIN STREET. (Between 3d and 4th.) mchl2-dwly] Cincinnati, Ohio.

BUTLER’S

Mercantile Record, and Copying j

r’lTTlcLXixlsjs.

Manufactory No. 39, Vine Street, Cincinnati. MAKE three distinct varieties, differing one from the other only in their degree of fluidity, and designated by

label:

RECORD—For Ledgers and Records only. MERCANTILE—For Books. Letters and genera pur-

poses.

COPYING—For Letter-Press only. Uavt had awarded them fourteen Diplomas, silver and

Bronze Medals.

Refer to 5,000 Merchants and Bankers, who n«e them, throughout the South and West. Address orders to J auks J. Bctucr, Agent, Manufacturer, or to STEWART A BOWEN, Indianapoli-. LUSE A WILSON, Book Binders and Stationers,

LAVAYn-vc, Ink.

ne or coarse at pleasure, or to set it very coarse, converts it at once into a Superior Com sAeiler. The Stock

I

mchl2-dlyl

Winter Arrangement. TRE MOST DIRECT AND RELIABLE RODTE\

TO THE EAST!

86 Mile* Shorter titan via

PIANOS TRUAX 81 BALDWIN 66 West Fourth St. CINCINNATI.

pairing done on short notice. Shop removed to tha new brick on Pennsylvania street oppositethe State Bank. THOMAS MARKHAM.

febl8-1856<iAw

WHO WANTS MONEY ? $05,000 May fee Obtained by Rlskinq $10 OO. Halves and Quarter Tickets IN PROPORTION. Jasper Coaniy Academy Lottery, (By Authority of the State of Georgia,) HAVANA PLAN, SINGLE NUMBERS. ANDERSON A SON, Managers, Successors to J. P. Wistib. Manager. Our Lotteries draw in Macon* G '., (Small Schemes) every Saturday, and in Savannah, Ga., (Large Schemes) about the loth of every month. 3333,. Drawn December 15tb, 1857, at ARMORY HALL, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA, Under the Swern Superintendence of W. R. SYMONS and J. M. PRENTISS, Esquires. NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. 30,000 Tkkets-3^86 Prizes. Prises Payable Without Deduction. CAPITAL PRIZE, $65,000. I Prissof. j $65,000 1 *- •• 25 000 I “ “ 10,600 1 “ M 5,U0H 1 “ “ 4,«<00

.. 2,000 „ 3,000 .. 2JOO .. 10,000 .. 5,000

CINCINNATI.

54 Milea* Shorter than via

FORT WAYNE 0R TOLEDO.

51 Miles Shorter than via

COLUMBUS AND WHEELING.

33 Mi leu Shorter than via

DAYTON AND COLUMBUS.

WITH THREE EESS CHANGES OF

CARS AND BAGGAGE. Three trains leave Union Depot, daily, as follows: a. r- A V/ I Kl r- CAI/tOKI 1:20 A. M.; Morniuer Express. I Nt-W hMAVlINVa bALUUIN.

7tOO A. M., Mail 'Crain.

5 M A L T B Y ’ s ^^} XT*irosLl Oysters.

milESE UNRIVALLED AND CELE-

I brated choice planted Baltimore Oysters can now te

had at the old established Depot, Capital Mouse East Wash-

ington street. [aeptll-d3m] MARTIN HUG, Agent.

I A T TRVAX A BALDWIN’S MUSIC HOUSE j _/% may be found a sui*erior assortment of choice makes ! of Piano Fortes, Harmoniums und M»— lodeons, in plain and ornamented cases, made from the ; best materials, and warranted to stand in any climate. Also, a large and varied assortment of Sheet Music. Also,

j Violins. Flutes,

Violincellos, Flageolets, Clarinetts, Accordeons,

Flutinas, Fifes, Banjos; Guitars, Tamhorines, Strings. Bass and Tenor Drums, Ac.

Hravti Instruments lor Bands.

may5-dly

06 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.

Grower and Farmer can save 30 or 40 bushels of Corn in | each 100 by the use of this MIU, and having once expe rienced its teneflts. will never return to the wasteful prao

1 tioe of feeding corn in the ear.

AT THE INDIANA STATE FAIR FOR

10 5 3, Tlx o

“Star Corn and Cob Mill/’ Was awarded the premium in contest with Scott A Hedge'*

: Double Coned Little Giant, Leavett's Young America Kx-

celsior. Wren’s Eagle Mill, Brant's Stock MU. Felton Power MiU. and the Great Western Double Mill. The Star Mill was preferred aiove all dthers forth* flne-

: ness of Grinding, the economy of its draft, and the general

simplicity and strength of its construction. I was a glorious victory,—one that will give it a wide reputation k n l secure for it many friends throughout the Western and Southern States. Its operation far surpassed all the rest

i and the success which attended the practical trial U worthy

: of note.—InJinnsi State Journal. A CONTEST.

The star Mill atill Ahead on the 24th of December,at Wabasbtown, N. B.—We the undersigned citizens of Wabash County, having seen Leavitt’s Excelsior Young America. Scott A Hedge’s Littie Giant and Joyce’s Star Mill, each thoroughly tested in tiiis place, ami we take pleasure in saying that in our opinion, the Star Mill is entirely su|>erior to all oth era. In one of the trials we witnessed, the Star Mill ground seven and a half I ushels of Corn, while the Little Giant ^ ground three and a half bushels—(the Young America was ! so far l»ehind the others, that it does not deserve a notice;) and with less power than was applied to tile Little Giant. 11. HANNA, E LASSKLL, E. E. KEYS, H. W. HANNA. A late Trial Test in Sullivan, Indiana On Ov-llth dav of August a great contest came off on the Public Squ ire, Sullivan, between Scott and Hedges’ doulleoue Lithe Giant Corn MiU and Joice’s Star Corn Mill, at which the committee apponted to decide on the rner ts of the machines after seeing them thoroughly tested : inteveial different ways of grinding, and examining th* construction of the two mills, and made the following

report :

We, the undersigned, chosen to decideon the qualities of the Little Giant MiU ami the Star Mill, after a full examination of said Mills, seeing their performances, and hearing the explanations of the respective owners respecting each mill, conceive that there is a very little difference in th* general claim- of said Mills, but we feel constrained, alt ; things consiuered, that for general purposes, the preference is in favor of the Star Mill. Respectfully submitted, JACOB GRAY, Sullivan. Jno. 8. DAVIS, Carttel*.

M., Mail Trail*. j TTNDER THE ORIENTAL HOUSE, HU 3.45 P. M. Accommo licit ion, running; ; (J nois Street. The undersigned desires that this Saloon to Union only. I where every species of work in his tine will be performed in Tl»e 1.20 A. M. and 7.00 A. M. Trains I the be*t possible manner, wiU be generally tried, feeling as run (ttrouffl* to Ureutliney without | sured that perfect satisfaction will bo given, CltaURe of Cars, juue2-dly GEORGE CANADA.

Where direct connection is made with trains 1

on the

C. O. d C. AND

FOR TUB EASTERN CITIES.

All other route change care three times lietween Indianapolis and Crestline A. W. DANA,

November 23, 1857.

OHIO AND PENN. ROADS, TNOR BARGAINS in Dry Goods, goto JT HUNT,SMITH A CO’S.

*ep9

“Cheap Corner Store

Best

3 Prisesuf$1,000are.. 5 “ “ 50* “ ...

ICO IbO

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

4 Prises of $225 to $6".0 *>.... 4 “ 106 to 20,000....

8 «

80 to I0,"00....

12

50 to 5,0uO

24 “

3>> to 4.000....

20 “

25 to 2,<410....

3000

3J86 Prises

amounting to

CHANGE OF TIME. JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD. Two Train* Daily (Sundays excepted*) U'vN and after December 7,1857, Trains will run as follows: Accommodation leaves at 7:30 A. M. Express leaves at — 1:00 A. M. Above trains stop for the accommodation of passengers at South|>ort, Greenwood, Franklin, Edinburgh, Coium- ; bus, making connections at Seymour with trains on the Ohio tc. Mississippi Road, and at Louisville with trains on the LouisrUle, Frankfort fc Lexington, and Louisville fc Nashville Roods. Freight Trains leave daily. Freight promptly forwarded. Office. Madison Depet, West side A 8. CAROTHERS, Supft. J. G. Whitcomb, Freight Agent. dec5-dtf

est figures, by

American French Window

GLASS.

BOXES WINDOW GLASS,

a*le;

K, BROWNING.

400 sizes, from 8xlt> to 36x56. For sale at the low

JOHN WYNNE. SETH 8. HI1NKS. WM. WYNNE. WYNNE HAINES it CO.*

Wholesale Dealers in

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 101 Pearl-st., (Between Vine and Race Streets.) mchl3-dly 1 Cincinnati. Xl.£illx»0£M5L Hecoxva. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 167 Walnu<-st.,bet.Ftt«irUi it Fifth at*,

CINCINNATI.

WRIGHTSON fc CO., Ppohuetors. [mchl3-dly

[oct7-d5ml

your MU1 prei*ares it. three times the cost.

JOHN J. BUMONT,

TKCHAN H .CCETIi".

La»d Piaster

Wi

Ntt.

soil, att

Muncie, county

No. 588*

and a half frdsa!

St

DEKALB COUNTY Ntt. 973- 120 acres.

DEARBORN COUNTY.

No. 390* 150 aeras fowl, 9$. efearod; goad taproru- ^ Wheat, Flour,

FULTON COUNTY.

Ntt. 577. 120 acres os* mile frowa Rochester. FRANKS. COUNTY.

Ntt. 882* 199 Ursa •

Brookvilfe. •

Ntt. 805. A Sttaoi saw nUl wftfa 5 acres land, seven ' TlU ?aS£NT COUNTY. N*» iOddyB M»es Bfe$ss we^wfMrofe^ysvtia cuW _ HENDiUCKE tiOUNTY. MgffTSdSsBUD MM null 4 V miles north of Ntt- 268. One ttSuM btfr at a-MSM Rettrta.

64U 6u0 -720 SOU 90,0b0 j 225,260 *

Whole Tickets, $10; Halves, $5

Quarters, $2 50.

Look to yew interest asd senpuss this gahaa* with any

ether. -

Certificates of Packages of Ten Tickets, an sold at the following rates, which is tb* risk: 10 Whole Tickets $70 00 10 Half rickets 35 00 10Quarter Tickets..., , 17 50 Saturday Small Scheme. CA&ITAL $12*000. ‘ To he drawn In puMic Macon, Georgia, every Saturday Whole Tickets, $4; Halves, $3, Quarters, $1. IfT* Bonk Notes of sound bonks token at par. Check* oa New York remitted for Prises. Address orders for Ttdketo or Certificates of Pudrages of Tickets to ANDERSON fc SON, Managers, nov 14 Macon or Savannah, 6a

, HANCOCK COUNTY. “ — - - ; , • . C :

ANDREW WALLACE,

STORAGE. FORWARDING AND

Cowsission Merehaat,

' ana scxtiES ra

r. Corn, Flax-Seed, White Fh Cvhent. Caicfoed Plaster. .White Umo and White Saad.

CfeicaRtt to Janesvrille* Madison, Prairie DuCblen and St. Paul. THE CBICASO *T. Pan. AND PON DO LAC SAIL UOAD. A RK now running three daily trains in connection with /% the Milwaukee and Mississippi R. R.* through to PRAIRIE DU CHIKN in too hours, without change of can connecting with steamers for St. Paul and all points on the Upper Mississippi, which are the finest on the river, and run exclusively in oonruction with thin road. Passengers via this line anlrs in St Paul 12 HOURS AHEAD of the DUN LEITH ROUTE. Time from Chicago to Beloit, two and u half hours; Janesville, three hours: Madison, five hours; Prairie Du Chian, ten hours, aad St. Paul, 30 hours. v Be sure and purchase tickets via Janesville, which can be had at all principal Railroad offices. S. F. JOHNSON, ) GEO. L. DUNLOP,) 8up * sri “ tendents ’ B. DeWitt. Roauwos Gen’l Ticke* Agent, junelfidly cTK-MOORE, INDIAN VEGETABLE DOCIOB, FROM THE EAST, Tb ESPECT FULLY tenders his professional serXV vioes to the cat i sens of Tn dianapo I * a and Vicinity. He flatten himself that a PRACTICE OF TEN YEARS in diseases incident to the West, and an extensive observation of Hnspital Practice has fitted him to render satisfaction ts these who may pstroaiss hiss. Particular attention given to alt CHRONIC DISEASES. of every kind. DR. MOORE will warrant a cue in all curable eases. The beet city reference given. ItjpOffice No. 84 KastWaskiogte*Street, second story, where he can be found stall hours of tin day and night. nov3-d3m.

tv DUMONT & CO. . . . . ^ W ( Formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio. ) e MANUFACTURERS

OF

StoAim. IOoi 1 oi*», CHIMNEYS, BEITCHING. Lard Tanks. Cottiers,^G_mu Httldere, And every other deseriptfon of Boiler and Sheet Iron Work. Employing none but practical mechanics, we are enabled to compete with the best shops of Cincinnati or any other city In work or prices. PARTICULAR ATTENTION OIYEN TO REPAIRING. Firs Brick and Clay, ofthe best quality kept constantly on

hand and for sale.

SHOP—PenneyIvaaia Street, . , ^ w ^ , North tide of Underhill Foundry, and one square north of nation of aeoountt, by ffiePnndpal. the gasworks. mav'3-*lfcwly. COMMERCIAL LAW.

BRYANT’S

Mercantile Institute Blake’s Building, opposite Bates

House,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND

rWYHE FACILITIES FOR ACQUIRING q a thorough mercantile education in this School have been much extended and are now unsurpassed in the West. Kach department is conducted in a separate room, by a well qualified teacher, under the special charge of the Princqia], who is a practical accountant, and has had yean of ex-

perience in teachfng mercantile branches.

LECTURES.

Three mornings of each week are devoted to the expla-

Tuesday and Thursday morning* are devoted to recitations and lecture* oa Commercial Law, under charge of

Certificatea Spring Grove, Tippecanoe Co., Ind., 1856. Mr. Hunt.— Having made trial of your Corn and Cob Crusher, I take pleasure in saying that I find it fully equal to your recommendation in all respects, and I most cordially recommend it to all Farmers, as the most useful aad economical method of preparing feed for Horses, Milk Cows Calves, fcc Respectfully yours.

Dr. 3. JONES.

ShawneePraisie, Tipr Co.. Ind., 11-56. Mr. Hunt-Dear Sir: I have grom..* wi:...' - No. 3 Star Mill purchased of you, 2U bushels of Corn in uiu. hour, asd believe I will save at least one-tbird by feeding my Chra as I would not be without on* for Respectfully yours,

J. K. GRADY,

Shawnee Prairie, Tippecano Co., Ind., 1857.

Mr. Hunt- The Star Corn Mill l pcrchased of you haa, on trial, given me entire saturation, according to your recommendation, and I would recommend it to farmer*in

; general- Respectfully youre,

John W. Odciu

Focntain, Co., Ind., 1856. Mr. Hunt.-Dear Sir: I think you can sell several util's In my settlement. After testing your mill I am well aa’l*Ufled with it. as it grinds twice as fast as the “Young Amrice Mill.’’ which was tested by my neighbor, Joshua Duncan, and |<roved to be a worthlem Mill. He has since > bought an interest in my Star MiU. Respectfully yours, JQfpi 3. DUNCAN. Mr. Hunt fc Co.—Sirs: I purchased one of your Star Corn and Cob MiUs last winter, and 1 can recommend It to , the public to be a good Mill, and preferable to the Giant MiU as I used one of them before purchasing youre. 1 I consider the Star MiU much the beat Mill, add think evmy Farmer should use one for feeding purposes. SOLOMON BECK, Commissioner of Boon* Co

April 28, 1857.

Dayton, Tippecanoe Co.. Ind., 1850. Mr. Hunt Sir: After testing your MiU, I consider the strength and rapid grinding of it superier to sU others. Respectfully yours, i M. C. GRAFT. Certificate.—I hereby certify that I have this day, after fJ.O. “ ’ ‘

Flavoring Extracts and Spicea uilS Y«u£r^- •°'* > “commercial COKRB8PONDKNC^ffcc^h* 1 '

PIANO FORTES at COST.

Peach, Strawberry, Pine Apple, Almonds, fcc.; with a good stock of pure ground and unground Spices, of aUkinds, for sole by [oc*7-d5m] K BROWNING.

BRUSHES I BRUSHES!! ~

OAA BBS* FAINT BRUSHES, with a fine ^UU stock of Hair, Tooth, Cloth, Scqto, Horas.and

Shoe Brushes, of all kinds. For sale at

oct?-d5m R. BROWNING’S Drug Store.

SUX^ex* W&x»o.

WTKTE HAVE JUST Finished up » large lot ef W saver Pkcherv, Cup* and Gohfets. Afeo, Table, Desert and Tea Spoons, and Forks, Plain and Threaded, nU of entire new pattern*, warranted pur* coin stiver. Our stock fethetargestio tha Stats, and prices altogether the lowest. Call and see at W. H. TALBOTT fc CO. oeffifi dfcwlm

Fish, MhcksrM, RsMn.NaUs,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, r ;

SHIPPING FLOUR TO PHUtADBLPBIA *u

FBESH ARRIVAL OF OUEENSWARE.

By Ifee Siiipa

am now receiving my Fall aad cariao, which lean aall tower than I

Sfibufe* Batting,

5 he—Herman Bam 7$l 160 bu new motpmSwm, K9 I

m,

TFUBCHASKRS who desire to ektida good PIANO I FORTES at sure LOW PRICES, cun find them now *t the la^lama Manic Stttrn, No. 4 fiats* House. We will sell at cost from this time until th* first of Jun. net. Call and see. WILLARD fc BL0 *>UisoCW. dtf

SELLING OFF AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS! ING DESIROUS OF CLOSING OUT

Lmmoaster mmffi

Amsttrioa-

Norlfe

Forenoon of Saturday >• devoted to Commercial Corre*

pondence and Calculation.

Penmanship, for which we have received the Diplomas for three successive years at the State Fain, and on which werihullenge competition, receives strict attention dally. A splendid specimen of which will be sent by mail on receipt

of 25 coots.

Teems.—FuU course, requiring from 8 to 12 weeks. .$25 Partial or Practical. “ 4“ 6 “ $15

Penmanship alone, as per agreement

septl6-dfcv

,as per agreement,

TH0S.J BRYANT. Principal.

vcrvmmfiuu.—-a i nm* a o*mwm mu* * **» vc* | thoroughly testing one of J. 0. Joyce 1 * Star Corn Mills, purehasrtl the same, and am well pleased with the entire operation of the Mill, in my opini«ii the MIU ia fully equal to the recommendations which nave been given it. I have also clanged my Little Giant MUI, which I have had fer over two years, in part payment for the Star Mill. I am well satisfied that the Star MIU Is decidedly superior to th* Little Giant in its grinding qualities and of much easier draft. 1 would recommend all Stock feeders to purchase the Star MUI in preference to aU nulls with which I am acquainted. JOHN WILSON.

Vigo County, Ind., Aug. 8, 1857.

Price of Mill Complete, $60.00.

FAIRBANKS'

PATENT

» O A XaIEI S , SoM by FAIRBANKS fc CO., 18$ Broadway. N T. 6. T. BROWNING, Agent, IndianapoUs, Ind. Jur«29

sept9-w3m-i*

N. T. fc T. R. HUNT, IndianapUa, lad.

Market Street, East of the Canal.

Just received, direct from the ] large aad varied assortment ^ -- of style In X

WARE, whkhwuwiUmU atOtodnnuti prieeawfifioutfeff. We afes knap constantly oa hand a ***f* ®* STONEWARE. HAWTHORN fc BUCHANAN, sapt3-dwly] East WaahlngtoB-et.. near UMo’s Hots

,J. MAUTOr.

vnixiAW aiavum

MARTIN St BTBVEifcS,

GENERAL AGENCY. STORAGE rwxremswwrtis AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. ygy is—not tu mt. between 1st aad $6, Loafetfito, Ky

p—Itt- Id Flttmr* Bmcam, Ottmuttmt*

Bttffidy* Malta, Httpa, Seed*. Frttitt aad prodace of evn

all goods sold ea cvc

r Wham, Rye iafylWfy

Aad aU kiod* of <

ref the I

ICE. —Notice I has been aplAppfe, lamof

CITY TAXES. Cm Tuxascueu’s Omen, j iKMANArous, Sept. 29th, 1857.) The undersigned, Treasurer of the city of Indianapolis, hv* received the Tux Duplicate for 1857. The Tax-pay«* .rf the city of Indianapolis, and particularly those who are deilnquant for fenner yean, are request* 11<> cull at th* Treasurer's Office, In Odd Fellows' HaU, where he may be found at aU times daring business hoars, and settle thsir team before th* 1st ef January next, aad thweby save cost*. FRANCIS KING, City Treasurer. ■m.'UO <Om

HOTEL FOB BENT. rWYHE undersigned desire* to rent, for a term of yean. X his well established House in Fart Wmjmet Imdlama, And known os (he HBDAKIN HOUSE. The house has been wall kept by the present fees***.—1* a First Clans Hotel, And has a first rat* reputation. Pomeesian gtwan Iff the first of January next, or sooner If desired. noTlfidfefcwlm M. HKDAK1N. To all Whom It may Concern.

DAGGETT & CO., ACAaa.'uXAOtriuroNi or American Confectioner) , SUGAR TOTS, fcc. ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IS French and German Conforttonarr. Foreign Fruits, Nutts, Teas, Cigare, Confectioners Findings. NO. 30 MERIDIAN STREET, TuiMsnnpsHs sentM dtf

LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!!! JHTo. X C5AT*X> 0X2 ,r: 'BURNING FtiUTO MLffltt's Drugstore

Stationery aad Engraving |besides

tides.) for which purpos. he has takes thealmWTCip.

19 llUnel* Street, fonsart] which place will befoundi

he has taken th* store-room, N( ly ooo up tod by Sptosr fc Bull, t

l an assortment of

Biographical,

Which Win h* said at'

Th* School Book

ssries of 1

other Books nssdsdi

Tmrhsn sso tovfesd tooaMl

will or mnu m* i toh ilnynifnm isiSE

and Srhsol Roshs Hhstomis or retail, rill consist of MoOufisv’s Ray’s Arithmctijs. and all sfe (hnufffesat t o State, ninoav slo^. whtohl 3. RTF ERRIN' 19 Illinois forest

Company,

UNITEO STATES*EX PRESS CO

OSm on the oorner of Washington aad nnSrS'StSTtu.,

I to Now York;

Tho shove on tite f*U*< INMAN At

r rends, ris:

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