Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1858 — Page 3
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DA.ILY SENTINEL.
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.JULY 9
Marlon County Dmnoeimtie Tiekrt WILLlAM^HU^TERTorWtrrm j ABRAM KOONTZ, of Wuhbftoo. JOHN F. OUUcIf of Coot*. I^tyr • SAMUEL BECK, of CoDtor. DANIEL C. GREENFIELD, of CmUr. JOSIAH^.^WU^ Orator. PERCY HOSBRO^Jk! of Woyno. fbr Oovnty OrrmmUtlontr THOMAS MORROW, of Wojmo. ARCHIBALD LINOENFeLtER, of Orator. For JLtimnor nf OmUr VtvmtMj), ALBERT MoLANE.
MONETARY k COMMERCUL BY TBLEGRAFg,
dog.; ot on# P. M., 89 dog.; ot flro, 89 dog.; ot
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Q7Bo«4l«g Itlmttor •rmry P«V«* CP Tkt Daily Indiana Stott Sentinel is for ■alo ovory morning at Porrino’s, Union Depot.
Notlco.
The DemocraU of Wayne Township, in this county, will meet at the house of Thomas Morrow, Esq., on Saturday, the 24th day of July next, at three o’clock P. M., for the purpose of ap* (jointing delegates to attend the Congressional Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS. IHPThe Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, from the net earnings of
the road.
O* To give the hands in our office an opportunity to celebrate the Anniversary of American Independence, and In accordance with the usual custom, the Sentinel will not be issued on Monday morning next. Installation.—The installation of the officers elect of Marion Section, No. 2, Cadets of Temperance, will take place this (Saturday) evening, at eight o’clock, in Temperance Hall. The public are respectfully invited to attend. MORRIS R. EDDY, Secretary. Sabbath School Cklkbration. — Strange Chapel Sabbath School, in connection with several other schools, will hold a picnic and celebration to-day, July 3, at Captain Sinker's Grove, north of town. Good speakers will be present to address the schools. Rkmoious Notice.—Professor Butler, of Wabash College, will preach for the Plymouth Congregational Church at the Senate Chamber, tomorrow morning, at half-past ten o’clock, and at half past three P. M. Preaching may be exl>ected every Sabbath through the summer, at the same time and place. Fined.—William Powell and David B. Hay, who were arrested for violating the city ordi nance, prohibiting the running for passengers in and about the Union Depot, had their trial yesterday heforo Esquire Coulon, acting Mayor. They were both convicted and each fined three dollars and costs. An application for appeal was refused by the acting Mayor. The partiea then stayed the judgment. Practical Plumber.—We refer the reader to tlie advertisement of John C. Dunn, practical plumber, Washington street, second door east of Odd Fellows’ Hall. Mr. Dunn is a superior workman. He has just received an assortment of cistern and well pumps, well worthy the attention of those in need of such articles. Mr. Dunn is very favorably recommended by those who have tested his workmanship. Almost a Suicide.—A Washington street auctioneer, living in the north-western part of the city, made an attempt to shuffle off his mortal coil on Thursday evening. He purchased arsenic, went home and took the dose in presence of his family. Physicians were immediately summoned, antidotes given, and the well-intended attempt to commit suicide frustrated. The individual lias been in an unhappy state of mind for some time, and but a few days ago laid he would willingly die if he could make way with one individual. It is supixjsed that some domestic dtffl culties were the inciting cause of the rash sot. Holland Bitters.—We refer our readers to the advertisement of the “Celebrated Stomach Bitters,” manufactured by the world-renowned Dr. Bonenkamp, of Amsterdam, Holland. These bitters have the highest testimonials aa to their value in cases of dyspepsia, diseases of the kidneys, liver complaints, fever and ague, and all affections of the liver and the stomach. J. L. Wallach, of thi«.oUy, is the sole agent for Dr. Bonenkamp in the United States and Canada, to whom application must be made by all persona who are desirous of becoming agents for the sale of this popular medicine. We have heard of several cases in which Bonenkamp's Bitters have been used with the most beneficial effect; diseases of long standing, which have not been relieved by other remedies. Mr. Henry’s Patent Gas Burner. — Our youug friend Cleary, at his gas-fitting establish, ■sent on Washington street, opposite the Statehouse, has this great Improvement in gas burners. Perfect combustion, freedom from smoke, increase of light and saving of gas are all obtained by the use of thase burners. They were thoroughly tested by the authorities of Cincinnati, and finding them to be the best and most economical burners in use, they have been placed upon all the public lamps in that city. Mr. Henry's burner will give from three to eight per cent, more light than any ether patent burner in use, and thirty-nine per cent, more light than a common burner. It is an economical institution. This burner should be placed upon our public lamps, and every citizen who uses gas will flad it to his advantage to use them. No n what the pressure, no more gas is consumed by this burner than is necessary.
DTbe dttsens of Lafayette, ot Terra Haute, of Laporte, and of Richmond, honor our groat National Holiday with old-fkshioood oolobrttiooa. Hero, nothing is dona IT The Universalist Sunday school haves picnic, on Monday next. Tbooo who intend to unite in the festivity, are requested to moot at College Hall,at six o'clock, on Monday morning. Or The Grays' Band, upon the top of the Bates House last evening, played some of their choicest airs. The cupola was illuminated for the oooasioo. ETThe Evansville Journal appeared yesterday, the first time since its office wse destroyed by fire, upon a whole sheet, and in an entire new and beautiful dress. Th* Weight HousR^Epj>inger, one of the best caterers in the West, is making this establishment one of the most popular of our public houses, and it is securing a large share of the hotel business of our city. The accommodating John Howard is now the clerk of this establishmmt, and attends most assiduously to the wants and comforts of its gnesta. Perfumery Mothershead & Cox, druggists, in the Sentinel Buildings, have just received a large assortment of exquisite perfumery, prepared Id the most famous laboratories of Paris and by distinguished artists. W e suggest to gentlemen, young and advanced, that ladiea regard a gift of choice perfumery as delicate, appropriate, and it is always acceptable. QT At the election of officers of Philoxenlan Lodge, No. 44,1. O. O. F., held on Wednesday evening, June 30, 1858, the following were elected for the ensuing term: N. G.—Wm. M. Wbeatly; V. G.—R. S. Foster; Secretary—N. 8. By ram; Treasurer—Joseph R. Haugh; Joseph S. Watson and William Allen, Representatives to Grand Lodge. Indiana Univemity, Bloomington, Indiana.— The following is the programme of the commencement exercises of 1858: Friday, July 9.—The examination of the classes will commence, and be continued from day to day until completed. Sunday, July 11,—At three o’clock P. M.,the Baccalaureate will bedelivered to the senior class, by President Daily, D. D., LL. D. Monday, July 12.—At nine o’clock A. M., annual meeting of the Board of Trustees. At seven o’clock P. M., address before the “Athenian Society,” by Rev. D. W. Clark, D. D., of Cincin-
nati.
Tuetday, July 13.—At seven o’clock P. M.. address before the “Philomathean Society,” by Prof. J. G. Blair, D. D., of Ohio University. Wednetday, July. 14.—At ten o’clock A. M., business meeting of the Alumni. At two o’clock P. M., address before the “Society of Alumni,” by Dr. Theophilus Parvin, A. M., of Indianapolis. At seven o’clock P. M., Annual Festival. Thurtday, July 15.—At nine o’clock A. M., Graduating Exercises of the Senior Class—continued in the afternoon. Conferring degrees by the President. An Every-day Occurrence.—Scarce a day passes in any community without some unfortunate victim of accident or carelessness becom-
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INDIANAPOIilM RETAIL, MARKET.
WtabfclMfftWB. WaasEMnsL AMar.J*rt. The Goverameot hbs raeotrud dhpatefaes from Mr. Forsyth, United States Minister at Mexloo, who, at the latest dRe* was in oomspsp with the Mexican Government on subjects grow logout of the tax on the property of American citizens. The point fur demanding his pamnorts had not then been reached. The contracts for supplying stationery for the Interior, War and Navy Departments have been awarded to MeattS. Blanchard and Mahew; for the State Department, to William F. Bayley, and for the Traarary Department, to Franklin Phelps. The snoceesfoi bidden are real
Washington.
The whole number of land wamuate issued In June were 965, to satisfy which 142.000
are neceaeary.
The President has taken up his summer real, deuce at the Soldiers' Home, three or four miles from the city. The Secretary of War occupies a bouse on the seme premises. Dispatches were received to-day at the Mexican Legation, but they are silent on the subject of the American Minister demanding and receiving his passports. Such a report was, however, currant at the Capitol. Our Government has also received advices, but their contents have not yet transpired. The civil proceedings were continued against the foreigners who refused to pay contributions on their property, and those who resented the Federal authorities were ordered to
leave the Capital.
Several Russian and Genna% residents, to- % gether with Americans, had sought protection
from "
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Unwashed Botin 400®4 50 Tar 4S0®5 50 White Sand. 8 50
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
XTAVING BECOME rHB~PROPBXBTOB OP THIS [1 WBLL KNOWN and long eriablished Hotel, and
assumed Its exclusive
from ite OLD OUSTOMNBS and the puhllo generally
oonUnuance of liberal patronage.
THIS HOUSE hoe been almost entirely rebuilt, refitted and newly furnished within the pest two yean; and Is convenient, oommodious and comfortable In all its departments; and no pains shall be spared to render it In every way s
FIRST CLA88 HOT1L.
In view of the pressare of the times, fore hat been reduce
In a oorrespending rstlo.
A few families can be accommodated, and city boarders, either with or without lodging, on moderate tormi. JESSE D. CARMICHAEL. The room east of the office will be leased or rented for a business room. [JonSl-dtf.J J. D. 0. A. LOUDE & CO., Fax-ImIaxi. XDyox-», Cleaning, Renovating,
The hoc factory, S. C. and the Malleable Iron
ing lamed, bruised, burned, scalded, or otherwise _ _ . _ __ ^ f injured. To provide a remedy to be used in such AtE JbJ -Dm I J JL Z
‘ -- - XT AVE OPENB ® A DYEING AND EBNOVA-
Xl TING ESTABLISHMENT on the corner of Washington and Illinois streets, In Steinneman’t Tailoring Bt-
ta^llshment over Branch Bank of the State.
a contingency, has been the office of Dr. Bragg, of St. Louis, Missouri, and he has well and successfully performed th.it duty. Bragg’s Arctic
Liniment is the best and speediest remedy ever produced for the cure of sprains, bru<ses, contusions, burns, scalds, Ac., and for removing the inflammation and pain from dislocation. It is also wonderfully efficacious in curing rheumatism, palsy, neuralgia, and all diseases affecting the nervous ot musculsr system. Those suffering from any of these diseases are advised to try the Arctic Liniment, and they will not be disap pointed. In curing the diseases of horses and cattle, also, it is not surpassed by any Liniment
ever Invented.
For sale in Indianapolia, Indiana, by druggists
generally.
An agent wanted in every town and village. Applications should be made to Bragg A Burrowea, St. Louis, Missouri, and must always be accompanied by good reference. jul9 DAWlm. ILr Wt Invite the attention of the ilok and to the advertlsementa In onr columns of Dr. Easterly’* Iodine sad Sarsaparilla, and Gridley’s Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter’s Cough Balaam, Dr. Baker’s Specific, Dr. Hooper’* Female Cordial, sod Dr. Easterly’s Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated physician, chemist and phanaaceutlst, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in oaring the diseases for which they arc reoomThey are s andard remedies, and can be found in nearly every drug and apothecary store In the United State*. Jel9
Ladles’ Shawls, Dresses fee., both Silk and Woolen Dyed and Cleaned In a superior and workmanlike manner. Crape Shawls bleached and refined equal to new. A. LOUDE feOO., ore experienced in their line, having for many years carried on the business in Paris. Satisfaction is warrantod/or no charge mode. aprl3-dly XjoolaLlxxar o-i a»»©».
A FULL A880RMENT !
/CONSISTING in part of Gilt Glaosee Vy from 83x13 to 40x80 Brown Wood and Gilt from 38x13 to 38x1(1 Rosewood and Gilt flram 93x13 to 88x10 Mahogany from 8x10 to 80x36
Tlila Day Received at
JACOB LI NO LEY’S,
No. 16 West Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, apr34 , dtf
Boerhafe’s
Holland
Bitters.
BocrhiTe’s
Holland
Bitters.
Boerhave’s
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Bitters.
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JENNINGS 4c DUNBAR, FASHIONABLE TAILORS] No. S30 /"! T ” I /- T/' . ' EAST WASHINGTON 8T.1
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING. rrUHLE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED 1 a shop on Washington street, opposite the Statehouse, where he will keep constantly on hood all Hrwi« 0 f plumbing materials, gas and (team-pipe fixtures, which he will supply to the trade at manufacturer’s price*. He is prepared to do all kinds of plvnbiiigf fas and fteani*pipe fitting, at New York prices and In the best manner, bavins
DRY GOODS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
XWSXAir A F BSD AGRICULTURAL STORE, Na. T4 ■mat Wanfelagtaa St.,
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P. Si BIRKHNMAYER, Prop*!. Rochester, May 18th, tow
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urn Minister Forsyth.
The Remains of Ex-Presl dent Hon roe
Exhumed.
New You, Friday, July 9.
Early this morning, in the pretence of Governor Wise, Colonel Lee, Colonel Blow, and Bell, of Virginia, Colonel Monroe, nephew of deceased, and others, the remains of Ex-President Monroe were exhumed. The coffin was in an excellent state of preservation, and was removed to
the Church of the Ascension.
During the day the flags of the pnblic and other buildings and the thipping were displayed at half mast. Minute guns were fired from three o’clock until sundown. The bells were tolled. At half-past four o’clock the procession passed down Broadway, the Eighth Regiment of Ni tional Grays and a company ef the Seventy-firin' Regiment acting as escort. The procession was
Itrofi
thronged with spectators,
the City Hall at half-past five o’clock, where the remains will lay in state until to-morrow afternoon, when the Seventh Regiment takes charge
of them, and will leave for Richmond.
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about a quarter of a mile long; the sidewalks were
i. The procession reached
No News from She Atlantic Cable. , 8t. Join's, N. F., Friday, July 8—10 P. M. The telegraph line between this city and the Bay of Bull’s Arm, at which point the cable is to be landed, is now in good order. The steamer For eupine is stationed off the mouth of the bay, and
^nunn ana long oewnwueu jaum, anu will remain there until the Niagara. arrive#, when insive management, I respectfully solicit she will pilot her in and assist her in landing the CUSTOMERS aufi the panic generally a cable. The Niagara is momentarily expected.
The weather this afternoon is dull, but not un-
favorable for the telegraphic fleet.
Fires*
WanascRT, Cora., Friiloy, July
Tuttle’s wheel shop, Company’s works, at
Union City, were destroyed bv fire this morning. The insurance is $15,006, which will not cover
the loss sustained.
Buffalo, N. Y., Friday, July 8. The lumber-yard of Vanblick, Churchill k Packer, with 200,000 feet of pine boards, was burnt last night. Loss $30,000; insurance $18,000.
From Detroit. Drraorr, Friday, Jaly 3.
The propeller North America, engaged in the Light-house service, took fire on Lake 8t. Gair lastnight, and was totally consumed. The crew of twelve persons and two passengers jumped overboard and were saved. The vessel was owned in Cleveland, and valued at $22,000. Said to be insured for $17,000.
Homicide.
Pitiladxuhia, Friday, July 3. Charles Bray was killed this morning, on the corner of Second and South streets, by william H. Smith, who was arrested. This is the fourth homicide since Monday last. From St. Jobs’s. St. Jobs’s, N. F., Friday, July 8. There is still no intelligence of the approach of the Telegraph fleet, from the Telegraph office established at Trinity Bay. Weather mild. ^ m From New Orleane. New Orlcajm, Thursday, July 1. Mr. Gibbons, in the duel with Mr. Hanlon, was shot through the lungs. He appears to be Improving. < ^
River News.
Pitoburs, Friday, July 8.
River four feet by the pier, and falling. Weather cloudy and clear at intervals; mercury
92 degrees.
LorirriLLx, Friday, July 3. River stationary; five feet two inches in the Canal. Weather <4ear. Mercury 93.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SALE OF SWAMP LANDS, FULTON COUNTY. jbrOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN. THAT 11 the Mtowtag STAHP LAND* (saoood salsetlsti) wmbsoSrredftraato * dto Cowt-bouss la (far Town of Boehaafer, la FuRoa Oouaty, lad., on SATURDAY, am Mrs aav or July, MB, at 1 o’clock P. M.. vis:
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The sola will be governed by Saottoua 4 and 5 of th*
tof 1856.
Swamp Land Act <
DAVID R. PBRSHTNG, Auditor Fulton County.
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My Stock •( HORSE POWERS AND 8AW8, Threshers and Separators, Is largo, and say on* daatrou* of purchasing can now Buy at Low Figures. I shall also have. In a few day*, 200 CAST IRON PLOWS, and extra point* in quantities to suit. Alao, a large lot of S. Horner A Co’* Steel Premium Flown. OornSKeOere, Straw Cutter», Okume, Amee, ShooSe, Ac., in any quantity. 10,000 DF 1 El El T gum and Leather belt on hand.
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Rope of all Sixes L>ace Leather* Kivete, Gam and Hemp Packing at Eastern Frloes* jan6 • 1
TATE OF INDIANA—fc U PR E BI E I COURT, MAY TERM.—James R. McClure as. Ste plien R. Shepherd. Appeal from tha Wabash Circuit
Court.
Now cornea the appellant, by hi* attorney, and proves to th* satisfaction of the Court that the appellee Its non-resident of the State of Indiana. Whereupon it is ordered that the ■aid appellee be and appear before the Supreme Court, at the State houae, tn the city of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in November next, and answer the appellant’• error* a reigned herein, or the same will be proceeded upon i* hi* absence. It is further ordered that a copy of the shore order be >ubli.hed for three weeks ■uuceerirely in the Indiana State
itinel, a newspaper printed weekly in the dty of Indian apolU and State of Indiana. And this cause Is continued till the n»xt term. WM. B. BEACH, 0. 8. O. je33-W3w By Joaxra 8. KmmSL, Deputy.
Look at tho Goods and Prices. -^^WUULSEL.E. AT THE FOfAAlW-
Gold Open Faced Watches.. •
l Hunting Watches
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Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains 10 00 Gold Spectacles at $4 50 to $6 00 SOrer Spectacles at 1 35 to 1 75 SUrer Plated Spectacles 35 German SUrer Specks 80
SUrer Hunting Lerer Watch SUrer Open Faced Watches. - - - Vest an
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Spectacles at.
Plated Spectacles ■
| Store opposite Wright House.
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LNo. 608.1 By tke Prenident •( Ike United Staten.
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CHAN AN, President of the United States of America, hereby declare and make known that public sales will | be held at the undermentioned land offlore in the Tei ritory of Nebraska, at the periods hereinnfter designated, to wit: 1 At the land office at BrownsrUle, commencing on Monday, the sixth day of September next, for the disposal of I the public lands within the foUowlng named townships, [
vis:
North of the bate line and east of the sixth prinotpa
meridian.
The part of township one outside of the Sac and Fox, and Half Breed, Nemaha reservation, of range 17. That port* of townships l, 3, 3, and 4 outside of the Sac ] and Fox, and Half Breed, Nemaha reservation, and frae
tional townships 6 and 6, of range 16.
The port of township one outside of the Sac and Fox reservation; township 3, the psrts of townships 3, 4, and 5 | outside of the Half Breed, Nemaha rererration, and frac-
tional township 6, of rang* 15.
The pert of township one outside of the Sec and Fox j •* reeerrstion; townships 2, 3, and 4: that port of township 5 | * e w
outside of the Half Breed, Nemaha reservation, and town
ship 6, of range 14.
THOS- J. MARTIN. I General Commission & Forwarding merch xnt, exclusively. Main Street, between Second and Third, LOUISVILLE, KY. articular attention paid to buying and telling Baon, Lard, Flour, Wheat, Rye, Barley,Oats, Corn, fee. ]r"pSouthern orders promptly attended to and flUed on
he lowest terms.
n^Cash advances made on consignments. opr 19
Piqne Collars ant 1 Setts,
JUST RECEIVED
A. t W ±lla,T <3L’».
For Sewing Machines.
04 ILK and Linen Thread, on spools, aU color* ; also, 0 Brook’s glased thread, white and colored, constantly on hand, at [febS] WILLARD’S
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Lead;
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New Yerk Market. Nnw You, Friday, July 3.
Plumbing, Gas A tetnplpe FlUia g, , «*»
Corn firm; 1,800 bush. sold.
Bacon dull at 7)<®7%c. for Sides, and 5X®6Jic.for Shoulder*. : . V’ Prime Pork•dvanoed 18c.; tale* si f 13 35&13 80. Linseed OU firm and bmoynat; sales at 65c.; hoMdtt de-
manding an advance. Tallow dull at 9%®9)£e.
Whisky steady at 2254^23. , _ . , . ,, . .yont; Muaoovado 6*7*0.; Parte Rfeo* gjf
ee steady at l#%®H>%c- for Rio.
fitting, at New York prim and In the heat manner, having in hi* employ tor feat purpose superior practical workmen. I wlH put up gas-pipe at twenty cents per foot, with a guarantee that It shaU give goed satisfaction, or no charge. Oas fixtures i edipped. making them equal to new. The undersigned solicits a share of public patronage.
GROBGE H. CLEARY.
N. B.—Jobbing promptly attended to. Je89>l) Rare and Valuable Books. T. BERNARD’S SERMONS. FOLIO, 1486.
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DU PIN; Chmrah hietory,4 vole-, lV94. LATIMER; Sermons, complete, 1788.
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Human Understanding, 17®.« ad new Works; for sal* low by -
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CoMMKNoxjiKirr or the Noam Cmubtian Umvxasmr.—Thoradaj evraing 1#® th# commencement of th# taw graduate* of thin institution took place, Meeera. E. V. Blooot and E. M ifflt graduating and receiving diploma# a# Bachelor* of Law. Yastardaj th# oommraoomrat of etaatloal and ad rati fie graduate# took ptao# at Masonic Hall, in prmrae# of a targe and T,r 7 intalllgrat audiejo#. Ora Kaovlton, of Bmithland, Indiana, delivered Ea oration, containing acme beautiful and all iking thought# upon “Mind.” Cyra# N. Blount, of Weai Kinderbook, Indiana, followed in an eloquent oration on “Thought.” Jeaae Walden, of Rua#«lvilla, Indiana, paid a beautiful nod ’mprsmlr# tributo to “Th# Pram.” This waa followed by tke “Valedictory” ofW.S. Major, of MartiraviUe, Indiana, whh h was a parting addrem that will not be forgotten by the audienoe. Util dM kotk to tke bead and the heart of Mr. Mqjor, and loft a good impreaaion upon tko aodienoo. Prof. John Young deiirerad the Banrataurmti, and Is tko aomo of tko Uuivenlty
DISEASE OP THE KIDNEYts LIVER COMPLAINT. Weakness of any Kind, fever Aim ▲enra,
And all AOSettone ef the
STOMACH OR LIVER. Try tke Greet Remedy.
XX* LODGE,
i*89-ly 36 last Watatogton street, Indianapolis. PATENT ASPHALTIC ROOFING FBI
i*T •meeurw.j Olttetmmmu Market. OwcumaTi. Friday, Jaly 8. BeceipU of Flour very Ugh* and pttoee suerelned firmly, though demand limited; we quote at $3 90®4 90 tar 1
White.
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MACHINE-MADE HORSE SHOES.
SWAN & CO’S LOTTERIES TRIUMPHANT! dta OO Continise to Aratw an nsnal, without interruption. JStxt’Axi. eta Oo.’s liOtterles stre legal, and authorized fry the State of Georgia! The late attempt to injure our firm ha# shown that our lotteries are drawn fairly; that our prizes are paid punctually, and that our schemes are more liberal than any other lottery in the world. fNIHH following Scheme will be drawn by 8. Swan fe Co., Managers of tho Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of their Single Number Lotteries for July, 1656, at August*, Georgia, in public, under th* superin-tondeno>b-of Commissioners. O 1 £100 2 22, Drawn on Saturday, July 3, 1858*. O 1 £10 0 23 , Draws on Saturday, July 10, 1858. O 1 £t 00 2 4, Draws on Saturday, July it, 1858. O 1 £t0~0 20, Drawn an Saturday, July 84, 1858. Ola.00 2 0, Drawn on Saturday, July 31, 1858. On the plan of Single numbers. Fifty Tnocsain) Tickrrs. Five Thocsamo toon HnnMua> akd Eiohtt-Fivk
rnizns.
NS A JR L i ONI PRIZE TO EVERT SINE TICKETS. Scheme, to be drawn each Satokiut tn July. 1 Frio* of...... .S70J00
30,000
lO^NO 5.000 4.000 3.000 1JOO 1JM
000 800 z 500
44 ••*••••••••••••••••••#•••*••••••••• 300 44 >•#•#.•••• W n n» nnsi# •••••• Ann n •••••♦• n w 226 44 *nnn*n •••••#• •'•-#• «n an ••# n • • 100 APPflOXIMATION PRIZES. are.. 81,600
1J00
800
Townships 1,9,3,4,5, and 6, of range 13. Townships 1,8, 3,4,5, and 6, of range IS. Township* 1, 3,3, 4,5, and 6, of range 11. Townships 1,8,3,4,5. and 6, of range 10. Townships 1,3,3, 4,5, and 6, of range 9. At the land office of Nebraska City, commencing on Monday, the sixth day of September next, for tho diepc sal of the public lands within the following-named town'
ships, vis:
North of the bass line and east of the sixth princip a
meridian.
Fractional townships T and 8, of range 15.
13A1NTS, OILS, * ^ WJ 800 kegs pure White 50 brls. Spanish Whiting; 200 lugs pare White Zinc;
40 brls. Linseed Oil;
10 brls. Spirits Turpentine;
20 brls. Lamp Block; 6 casks Venetian Red; 6 casks Yellow Ochre; 500 Ra. Ch. Green;
500 tba. Ch. Yellow; .
10 brls. Varnishes, consisting of Copal, Coach, Damar, Japan, and Black, with a large stock of Paints, of all colon, both dry and in oil. For sale at a very small
BROWNING’S DRUG STORE.
I fiTAfh AGENTS WANTED.-THE OUU WESTERN MANUFACTURING COMPANY deal in none bat valuable articles, and supply Agents one hundred per cent, cheaper than any other establishment in the Union. One Lady, en the 2d and 3d of June, 1858, cleared §20 in the sale of our “Cele rated Orris Tooth Soap,” an article that every person should use. We will ■end a specimen of this soap, with a fall receipt for making it, together rnido three other receipts equally valuable, on the receipt of gl. Direct oa above to Indianapolis, Tnd., | Box 789 Jel6-W8w -[ROBERT BROWNING, Druggist, 22 West JLV Washington strett, India mpolis , has in storey and
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offers for sale at lowest cosh prices,
1U00 o*. Sul. Quinine; 50 kg’ sup. Corfr. Soda: 50 oz Sul. Morphine; 5 brls. pure Cr. Tartar; 12 os. Iodide Potassa; 20 bi Is. Epsoa Salt*; 10 oz. Iodine; 2 brls. Quin Camphor; 100 oz. Blue Mom; 3 cost* Snh’lm/: 200 oz. Powdered Ipecac; 5 caese B " r * x ’ < 300 oz. Powdered Rhubarb; 5 brU. Castor OU, No. I,
500 cz. Tort. Add; 5 0 lb*. Aloes; With a large and well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instni-
Townshlps7,8,9,10,11, and 18, and fractional town v * ralri,e *’ i * e ' , ‘ ulr, ’ * c - •“ p 13 ’“• 1 -'ok sale-, valo.ble farm and *7u.
Township 7, and fractional townships 8, 9. 10, 11, and
18, of range 14.
Townships 7,8,9,10, and 11, and fractional townships
19 and 13, of range 18.
Townships 7,8, 9,19, and 11, and fractional township
13, of range 11.
Townships 7,8,9,10, and 11, and fractional townships
13,13, and 14, of range 10.
property, ritoatedJ^Hes^from ^diaa^
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good'o^ji^jkilh iJStodroron^Mfoot Fr «'whburrs^aU^a
,ix rooms and a porch.
Township* 7,8, and 13, and fractional townships 14,15 I Jtoble, cwTcrfb, U sherU and otto ont-bnUdlDgs^ »n^one
1 hundred choice yonng IraU-trees, selected from the best varieties. There is also a good “ *«on. a cart, one
and 16, of range 9.
At the land office at Omaha City, commencing on Monday, the efarfA day of September next, for the disposal of the public lands within the foUowlng townships,
viz:
North of the base line and east of the stethprindpa meridian. Fractional townships 13,14,15, and 16, of range 14. Fractional townaUps 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17, of range 13. Fractional townships 18 and 13, townships 14,15 and 16, and fractional township* 17, 18,19, and 80, of range 18. Fractional township 13, townsMpe 13,14,15,16,17, and 18, and fractional township* 19 and 90, of range 11. Fractional townships 13,13, and 14, and township* 15 16, 17, IS, 19, and 90, of conge 10. Fractional township* 14,15, and 16, and townships 17, 18, ib, and 80, of range 9. Lands appropriated by law tor the use of schools, military end other purpoees. will be excluded from the soles. The offering of the above lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and wlU proceed in Use or Jer in which they are advertised, until the whole shall have been offered and the ss lea thus closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer ih*n two week#, and no private entry of any of the loads frill hi milled until after the expiration ef the two weeki. Given wilder my hand, at the city of Waohtagten.this thirtieth (lay of March, Anno Domini one thonsond eight
hundred oita fifty-eight.
Prerideok
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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SSlViKfSTSwSS'^lS, irtleabera the priee ef Havre Shoe Iron.
The quality ef tire toon weed In these oboea is warranted In every ttagaoL Three shore brew been approved of, and ore now ueed by the United States Government exdu-
Ordsrs adi rsxr
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fire eu the latal efrerey bottle the
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for th* Tickets ordered, they wfil befcwndeOy <frsfn#H
in any figwr* they reay
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR
iBriaeethesBoaey toowr i
th* receipt of w
irebereeiidpriM wQlbei re, Ooaty and Btat*.
ttrettams strietly senaireffsl, B. SW0 AOOn Aagreta, Cn. ' Ala., or Atlanta,
By tlie
''^Oom^itionarof the General Land 0®**.
Notice to Pre-Empties CUUuBtfl* Every p-srson entitled to tiie right of pte tikptlon to any of the lands wttUn the townehita arid parte wf township* above enuioerated to req aired to eeteMtoh the same to the aattofeetionofth* regietir and r oetver of the proper tom# office, and make payment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this notice, end before the dy appointed far th* eonmanoenent of th* pnhttc sale of the tends embracing Use tract claimed, otherwise such claim wiUb* tortotted. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commtortoser of fee General Land Offc*.
aprl4-dl*fcwtiy9 ,
other stock, inch
ta $£r»,i together or divided to suit the purchaser. Terms favorable—possession given Immediately.
Real Eatote Agent,
or SAMUEL McMILLIN, on the premiere. JelO-DfeW
Oj T ATE OF INDIANA, MABIO* COUNTY, 88.—Joanna Fletcher vs. WUilam P. Fletcher.—In the Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, In th* State ot Indiana, October Term, A. D. I''58. Be It known that on this, 3rd day of June, in the year 1858, the above-named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court her complaint against said defendant, in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person, that said defecdaat is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is, therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pindency of sold complaint against him, and that, unless he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the second day of the next term of sold Court, to be begun and held at the Owart-boue, in the dty of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday to Odtober next, sold complaint, and the matters WAlfou fe FnacsoK, Att’ys for plaintiff. J*®-W4w law the north-west quarter of the north-east quarter of Seetion Thirty-two (38), Townettp Five (5), Sont, of Ronp ai_ /a, wmi: said land patented to the Slate under Che of COOT! of September®, 1KV, *nd embraced in what to called the second selecUon of Swamp Lands—no bid for less than on* dollar and twentv-five cento per acre being received. RICHMOND L. CROSLEY, Auditor of Spencer County, Indiana. Rockport, Ind., Jane 10. >856. je23-WtAug.lS
BARE CHANCE FOR ANT ONE DESIROUS Off GOING INTO THE BOOT AND IB BUSINESS.—Thr stock, fixtare* and stand*! tko
CITY SHOE STORE "
at* now #ffered for rele. The liouae ka* always doM alarge bnstness, ondis oneof tko oldest in Ik* trade, aad the location the best in the <ity. Time wtU be g<ven. For farther iofonzuttion oil m W# Q« Tfolbott* sMBigDoe of Morrison fc Alltoon, No. 24 Bert Washington street, Indianapolis. jcg9-lw
WILLIAM. E. WOOD’S LIVERY STABLE.
af Washington fl ■SB-lmD
Utreet, a few doerz nee# WM. N. WOOD.
T> RANCH BANKING-HOUSE AN» o LOTS ION SALE.—WB1 be otani at puMfe letokre, Alfred Tiasrie-i Jaurea Mgrovw aad K J. sek, wfro areeSebirimi In tke sreinflm i bediqpoeeof the ^ THOS. H. SHANPB, Outafer. InsoiUFmja. June 4.18®.
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C. FRINK. M. B« DENTIST* Uta at of the Capitol. Haw.^ tf the reyntonce ta hto
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dsmeT The breToYrrtreeuei given wfrre wquhud.
vortox Bxmcu, eonetotmr. In part, m Lemon, VanUla, Rices, of all kind*; tor ml* by N. EtOWH&G.
Spice*, of all kinds;
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