Locomotive, Volume 46, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1858 — Page 3

.TREES AHOUXD BARNYARDS. . Much attentioa has been paid in j our valuable paper lately to the management and cultivation of fruittrees. The subject is one of importance, and one worthy of your consideration, as well as of more attention among the farmers than it generally receives. j0w, Messrs. Editors, I am willing to do what I can w call more attention to this subject, and would therefore suggest a plan in which a few dollars might be profitably invested by every farmer who has a barnyard; it is this, to set out as many apple or other fruittrees around the barn and yard as the room will perfllitl ! ' ' Trees so planted will soon throw out their roots under the barn and yard, where they will find an abundaI1ee of nourishment, which has soaked downward from the surface of the yard, and which did they not nave, could not be made available in any other way. In consequence of their proximity to the yard and barn, they will not need any manuring or further attention, save to protect them from cattle, till they get out of their reach, which they will soon do, and come into bearing. The fruit from trees so planted is large and well developed, and they almost always hang full. One of my neighbors who has a row of apple-trees on one side of his yard, has two trees of the same kind; the one near his yard and the other some distance oft"; the one near it produces apples of twice the size, and more than four times the quantity of the other. My neighbor's trees are about sixty years of age, and the largest I have ever seen; a number of them are about eight feet in circumference, at a distance of four feet from the ground, with a distance of sixty feet across them through the heads, and are still growing vigorously. It is also a great advantage to a yard to have trees around it, especially in winter, as they do much toward breaking the cold winds, and preventing much suffering among the cattle. I hope that those who feel disposed will try it next fall, as the outlay is so small and the result so sure, that I doubt not they will be satisfied, and an additional attraction be given to the old homestead. Massachusetts Ploughman. - TERRIBLE RAILROAD DISASTER , Pittshukgh, Sept 2. A terrible railroad disaster ooccurred last night at 8 o'clock on the Allegheny

Valley Railroad, near Ilutton's, 1 2 miles above Pittsburgh. The Kittanning train, coming down, stopped at Caventum and hitched to a car containing a large party returning from a camp-meeting. When the train reached the point mentioned, the Caventum car was thrown from the track by the breaking of a cross bar connecting the brakes. The car was rolled down a steep embankment, turning over twice. At the first revolution the roof was torn off, and the passengers were scattered over the ground, mangling the todies of some terribly. ' - Miss Mary Ann, daughter of J. F. Kincaid, of this city, was instantaneously killed. A large number were more or less injured. Jno. Rockley, skull fractured; J. M. McCleary, amis broken. Among those slightly injured are Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid; Mrs. R. Donaldson; Mr. and Mrs. Carver; Mr. and Mrs. John Slidell; Mr. and Mrs. James Wright and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Loeman; Mr. and Mrs. Meyer; E. Heazelton; Dr. John Perchment; Mrs. KaufFman; H. Lynch; Mr. and Mrs. Mair. . The killed and wounded reside mostly in Pittsburgh and vicinity. They were brought here last night. ... The Coroner's inquest held over the body of Miss Kincaid exculpates the Railroad company and employees from blame. - : ' Great Falling off in Emigration. For the first time in the history of emigration to the United States from the British Islands, there is now a prependerance in the movement towards Australia and Canada, over that towards these shores. The official returns made up in England, show that for the first three months of 1858 the aggregate number of emigrants from Great Britain was 19,000, of whom only 8,200 were bound for the United States, against 16,726 for the corresponding period of 1857. Of the rest, 9,867 were bound for the Australian colonies. This must bo very satisfactory news for that political party that has such a disrelish to foreigners, particularly as it is connected with this other fact, that the emigration here from all parts of the world has not been at so low a figure for fifteen years past as it now is. ; . . ' It attained its maximum figure in 1853, when it reached 372,725. This was reduced to less than onehalf in 1857, when the emigration only reached some 1 80,000. The commercial difficulties that have affected all classes of our people within the last twelve months have co-operated with other causes, some of them of a permanent nature, to check the influx of emigrants ; so that we should not be surprised if the full returns for the year 1858 would show an aggregate emigration of less than a hundred thousand. This will little suit the interests of our farmers, employers and land speculators in the distant territories. N. Y. Herald. .' ..... CS" Money continues to rule at 3 a 4 on call, and 4 a 4 for short dated good paper. At these rates the demand exceeds the supply : to place a large amount the lender would probably be obliged to take something less. The course of the stock market during the week has been upward. Early in the week a friend of the Erie direction met Mr. Moran and brought about one or more interviews between that gentleman and Mr. Corning, of the New York Central. . The result was the settlement of a basis of negotiation ; namely, the restoration of the old freight tariff on both roads.. , It was, of course, understood that this preliminary understanding should be submitted to the respective boards of direction, and that until they passed upon it, nothing further should be done.' It was in effect submitted to the Erie direction on Thursday, and by that body re-committed for consideration to their Executive Committo, who will shortly report. The Presidents of tne rennsylvama Uentraf and the Baltimore and Ohio are expected in town this week, when it is believed that they will unite with the Erie and Central in a general convention with regard to the tariff of rates for the future. It is possible, however, that difficulties, which a careful studv of the nosition will snnn hrinnr tn light, may yet intervene to prevent the restoration of narmony between these roads. . In the meantime the talk of peace and a cessation of cut-throat rivalry has given new courage to the bulls, who have been very active in purchasing all the speculative stocks at an advance. So far as the commission brokers can tell, the public are entirely disinterested in the rise ; no outsiders of any consequence are taking the least part in the movement. N. Y. Herald. Useful Hints to Young Men. How many young men ignorantly deny themselves a fortune! There is scarcely a young man of good sense in this Clty who cannot save $100 easily from his annual atnings, and, if he will forego cigars, billiards and ju'.ePs, he can save double that amount. . Figures some""les produce almost incredible results. Thus, for instance, if a young; man, upon his twentieth birth-day, invest $100 in any stock paying ten percent., nd annually thereafter will invest the same amount, and the accumulation of interest, he will be worth, hen he is thirty years old, $1,753 ; when forty years 6,300 ; when fifty years old,$18,150; when sixty years old, $48,700. How simple, then, is the plan by which a youth of the present day can pass his old age in comfort and luxury, "o has only to regulate his expenses so as to save one hundred dollars each year from his income. If the amount saved be larger, then the sum total will be increased in the same proportion. Only think of it, that $500 Faved annually, and invested in ten per cent stock, will amount in forty years to $234,500..- One million invested in the same way for ten years will amount to $2,593,G00 ; in twenty years to"S6,726,S00 ; in thirty years to $17,384,658; n forty years to $45,250,838. No wonder, then, that 'ie Rothschilds have amassed such boundless wealth. Mr. Kditor Bv the request of Many Democrats yon will notice the nniuo of" THOMAS WHITE, as Independent candidate for the office of Assessor, of Warren Township, at the coining ecti0D. aiigl4-9w. ItleLeaii Female Seminary. This institution will re-open Monday, September nth, with ell qualified Teachers in all departments. Punctuality on the pari or Pupils Is indispensihle to proper classification, and access in study. For particulars, address the Principal, G. C. Mi;LfcAN. Indianapolis, Angus 18th, lSjg.-ilw

INDIANAPOLIS MAKKETS. Corrected Every Friday Morning, BY A. WALLACE, COMMISSION MERCHANT.

A.B3fc oiuoi"." .-...w lu. utt.aubhkui!,, wmch has caused a buoyancy in nour. heat and Corn remain same as last quotation. There was a sale to day of 200 barrels extra superltno flour at $5,(10; 25 barrels extra family at $3,25. Bacon is dull. Lard is dull. Fresh meat is dull. BUTTE K Wholesale BEANS White BEESWAX CHEESE COKiN MEAL LARH COTTON YARNS Batting COFFEE Kio Luguayra Java CANDLES Star (full weights) Opal Summer Pressed. ... FLOUR Extra , FISH No. 1 mackerel , No. 2 mackerel No. 3 mackerel Common Lake Fish-... slo 60-ftcloo IWis.'Sc Sialic COa-IWc ' e9c 9-10-11 ib. No 1, 5lGc; No 2 13ii4c lS(S13c 14c i"4f:iec 2021c 17 18c I'.'ill'ic 5 2fx5 00 818 50(6.17 00 14 50 g 00 413 5014 .84 00 White (half bbls.) Detroit Kiver Fish $5 75 White (bbls.) do $11.00 1-icnerei (nan 001s.) w s(KffiJ -5 FRUIT Dried Apples...'.'.!!'.'.'.'.'.'.!." Peaches, new Green Apples FEATHERS Live Geese , WHEAT BARLEY OATs'('fflbV.olJ)V.V.VV.".V.V.'.V. POTATOES CORN (old) HAY, ton MOLASSES New Orleans, per bbl.. . t ( Goldon Ryrup Sugar House PROVISIONS Bacon Sides C4 2.50 None. 601UO 35 40c IK I 1 Olio 40 dull 40 dull 60c bOc 45c f 10 4Xai50e 65i70c 5(l(s;(i0c 6i5J7o Shoulde 5c Hams J7c SEEDS Flax 1 00 Clover Timothv o iwsio sn SALT Kanawha, t 280 lbs - i 752 00 Lake $-i IIKW3 25 $1 75a)2 25 UfSMc 9ilic lln'UlC 13c 13c llci fl5 92 51kw.2 75 a 1 H.voii 75 $3 75''4 00 So Coarse Alum ' Sack Salt, bag. SUGAR New Orleans... Kolined Crushod . ! . ;. Powdered Cotfoe-Suirnr. .. . CALCINF.D PLASTER... CEMENT 1,1 MK Louisville White.. ROSIN TALLOW SPECIAL NOTICES. KKUIOlS NOTK! Rev. Dr. Blythe, of Philadelphia, will preach for the Ply mouth Congregational Church, in the Senate Cham bur, on to" morrow, (Sunday,) at l(i A. M. and P. M. The public are invited to ttttend. sep4. Dr. Kotouck in Cincinnati. The most brilliant success seems to have attended the practice of this cek'bmted Swedish Professor since bis residence In Cincinnati. The most desperate cases of dyapeps'm, scrofula, liver Complaint, rheumatism and cough, are reported by the sufferers themselves to have yielded to his "Scandinavian Remedies." These medicines, it appears, act chemically upon the blood, pureing: it from the elements of disease, and curing1 an in finite variety of disorders, by cutting off the supply of morbid matter which forms their basis. Testimony to this effect, which cannot be impeached, is proffered to all who are hard of belief. .See Advertisement. ' - c OI7IVTY OliDEKS WANTED... Inquire at this "nee. Jel!)-tl. 11. KOsDPKaKTKN, M. !., APO'llIECAItY AND DliVOGIST, , . , . Washington Street, . . A few doors west of Delaware Stroct. AMERICAN AND GERMAN DRUGS AND MEDICINES. OILS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES; .. PORE WINES AND LIQUORS: FINE PERFUMERY; ... BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS; . SUNDRIES. Having made large additions to my stock of late, and buying from first hands, I am enabled to sell many articles at much reduced priceo. The long experience I have in the business will, I trust, be a guaranty to the public of getting the righkiud of Medicines, and made as they ought to be. A continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore conferred njon me, is respectfully solicited. . . inayl5-6m WILLIAM MOFHTTIS , ,. ,.vr Wholesale and Retait OPPOSITE LITTLES' HOTEL. .. JUST ECEIVKI, a splendid assorlmenlof PAINTS OILS, VAJXNISH, GLASS, and a fresh supply of DRUGS. i)l j Ui Ui LI LD " Oh happy lot, and hallowed, even as the joy of Angels, Where the golden cbaiu of godliness is entwined with the rosea of love." In this city, August 2Pth, Frank Wilder, son of John H.and Sarah J. Obr, aged 9 mouths and 2 days. " He liv'd as lives a peaceful Dove, , 1 ' He died as blossoms die ; .-.. A lid now his spirit floats above, ; A Seraph in the sky." On the 2nd inst., by the Kev. Geo. Long, Mr. William F. Moore to Miss Maria E. Murry. " . LICENSES ISSUED TO Levi Brown and Elizabeth Martiudale, on the 2?th. : Solon L. Bryan and Julia Bryan. Frederick Brink and Caroline Kinatz, ou the 28th. : Michael McLain and Ann Sherlock, on the 30th. - , Perry Hall and Emma J. Til ford, on the 30 th. ' John Miller and Leon ore Beckers, on the 31st. William R. Moore and Maria E. Murry, on the 31st. ..... George W. Silver and Lucinda Eaton, on the 1st.. ( Samuel C. Vance and Rebecca Anderson, on the 1st. Kelson R- Wood and Sarah L. J. Lint, ou the 1st. Henry Shaup and Caroline Thomas, on the 1st. John Herron and Mary A. Edminster, on the 2nd. "O Death, what art thou, strange and solemn alchymists Elaborating lire's El ixi r rrom those clayey crucibles.' ' Ou the evening of the 2"tH by the Rev. W. H. Kendrick, Mr Weatheringtou Talbott and Miss Margaret Abbott, both of this city. On the morning of the 25th, by the same, Mr. Wm. Vorhes and Miss Mahala Ramsay. j In Minneapolis, ou the 25th inst., of dysentery, Ciiarut M.i youngest eon of Geo. B. and Lucy E. Stone, recently of this city, aged 2 years and 9 months. . Indianapolis Plow Factory. j Washington St. nearly opposite Little's Hotel. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. the business and machinery of the Intrj?' ,11 Ill ..... CA.n.n .u.,n,l K,r u la lift rMi3 a ivi w ratiuij uttiicu ij thfr late Win. (rause, ana will con tinue the business at the old stand Rninf both nraclical Plowmakers, the public can rely on all work entrusted to us being done in the best manner, and with the best mnterials.- We shall keep on band all kinds of Plows, Shovel Plows, Double Shovels, cumvniors, Mining uoxos cVc. Particular attention will be paid to repairing. sep4-3w. RAPP & DAWSON. FOR BARGAINS IN FALL DRY GOODS ' op '. ; EVEISV DESCKII'TION, WITH THE PEIVILEGE OF SELECTING FROM A LARGE S T O C K, CO TO DOLMANS, No. 3, Odd Fetlown Hall. scp4-lmo. ATTACHMENT NOTICE. Ctmvlaint in Attachment far $50.74 ceils, before Wm. Sullivck, justice oj ine r e j - inaianu. Rnmnl C. Morgan r. William B. Lndlow. TVTOTICE is herebv given that on the 27th day of August, lcS8, at the instance and upon the affidavit of hamuol C. 4 ' : . - rtf ttji(hitinrit issued a(r;iin9t Morgan, pia.nim, .. or y, ----- - - : tne aeienuaiH, anu rcvum m e--- --- r - - i have fixed the time of trial in this behalf for the .th day of : September, true, ai z o ciocit i-. "-- 1 Indianapolis, when and where the defendant and all other persons inteiested, may attend if they see proper. Witness my band and seal this 31st day of August, 1m8, W. 1 SULLIVAN, J. f.,L.S. p.3w.

's. JAMESON & I UNKHOISEK. M EOICAL and Surgical praclitioners, office on Meridian St., Ilrsl door south of the Post-omce. sep4-6mo. NOTICE TO Bl'ILDEHS. PROPOSALS will he received for the enlargement and remodeling of lbs First Presbyterian Church, by the undersigned, on MONDAY, the Bih or September next, at the otttce of K. Harrison,- where explanations will be piveu as to the terms of payment Thu design and specincalion can be examined on Monday, the 30th Inst., at the rooms of W. P.hlen, architect. - THOMAS H. SHAKPE, : WM. PHKKTS. H. HARKISOS. THOMAS MrlNTIHK. ailgW-lw. JAMES M. RAY. To merchants and O I litis. B ILLS of Lading constantly kept on hand, at JJ.il. &TKWAKT Ac BUWttfla. To Sinking Fund ISorrowors. f Orru-K or Sinking Fi'ND, i Indianapolis, August 20, lt5. "TXTHF.RK interest was due and unpaid on the Jst day of f July last, on loans from the sinking fund, the lands and lots mortgaged fn security will be advertised about IheSOLh day of September next, to be sold on the second Katurday of December next. The practice of postponing salea by receiving agreements from borrowers to pay interest on interest, is discontinued. nugn-5w. E. DUAIONT, President. Groceries for the Fall Trade. AVERY complete and heavy flock now In storo, purchusep at the right lime, and sold at lowest cash prices. uuUl. MILLS, ALFOKD & Co. Mate of Indiana. Clarion (ouniy m: In Ike Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, October Term, A. 17. , Ir&j. . Konjamin G. Kelley vs. Mary C. Kelley. BK IT KNOWN, That on this 23d day of August, in the year 1858, the above named plaintiff by his attorneys filed in the oillce of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court, his complaint against said defendant, in the above entitled cause, together with an n (11 davit of a competent person, that said defendant, Mary C. Kelley, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Raid defendant is therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of snid complaint against her, and that unless she appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, In the city of Indlannpolis, on the fourth Monday in October next, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her absence. Jno. C. Kbw, CUrk. By Prkd. Knkpfler. Deputy. B. K. Elliott, Attorney for PTff. Aug2d-3w. , State of Indiana. IMarion County- . In the Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State oj Indiana, October Term A. Z. le3S. Francis J. Brad eh aw . John H. Bradshaw. IT) E IT KNOWN, That on this 23rd day of August. !n the I year lH.lhe above named plaintiff by her attorneys filed til the ollice of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court, her com plnint against snid defendant, in the above entitled cause, together with tin affidavit of a competent person, that su'id defendant, John H . Bradshaw, is not a resident of tlie state of Indiana. . . Said defendant is therefore, hereby notified of tho filing and pendency of said complaint against him, end that unless he appearand answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in October next, said complaint, and the mat ters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. Jno. C. Nkw, Clerk. By Frkd. Knepflkr, Deputy. , Walpolk flc Ferguson, Attorneys for Pl'JF. aug24-4w. Or THE CONDITION OT THE MERCHANT'S INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, To the Auditor or the State of Indiana, on the 30th day of Juno, ltfoo, Inclusive. Capital:.. ... Amount of Capital of the Company (exclusive of urplus.) -0,000 00 Amount of Surplus 22,0X2 IS Total amount of Capital and Surplus,... $.,982 06 Assets: Amount of Cash on hand 390 37 Amount of Cash in hands of Agents, (estimated in part) 3,000 00 Amountof Cash in Charter Oak Bank 5,377 42 Aggregate amount ofcash items, 8,073 7 Number of shares of stock of all kinds owned by the Compa. ny, and the Par and Market value thereof i P. V. M. V. 50 shares American Exchange Bank 5,000 00 $5,200 00 50 shares Metropolitan Hank. '' ,. .f div'd. on 4 per emit 5,000 on ' 5,400 00 50 shares Charier Onk Bank 5,000 00 5,150 (10 10 shares Exchange Bank 500 00 430 00 " 50sharejKtna Bank, (J50 per sh. paid 2,500 00 2,500 00 , , , - 4. shares Stafford Bank,., , 400 00 4J6 00 . , "" ' $18,400 00 $19,006 00 ' Affprecate market value of the above stock . $19,096 00 Bonds of all kinds owned by th. Company, and the Par and Market value thereof : - ... , , - - . P. V. M. V. , JO Bonds or $1,000 each Stata - . of Missouri, 6 per cent (ex. (interest) $10,000 00 $ 8,400 00 13 Bonds of $1,000 each, Stale , or Michigan, b per com, (ex. interest). .. . .. . 5 Bonds of $1,000 each, City or Hatrford, 6 per cent. (Park.) Interest on do. from Febuary 1, '58 10 Bonds of $1,000 each, City of Hartford, 6 per cont, (K. R. Loan) Interest on same from Jan. 1, '5S $5,000, in Certificate, of State of Ohio, "Temporary Loan," I860.,., .

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13,000 00 13,130 00 5,000 00 5,'200 00 124 17 124 17 10,000 00 10,200 00 298 33 208 33 5,000 00 5,050 00

-,. $43,422 50 $42,404 50 j . i irn.TBD.nln m.rlf fit VfllnA of thfl 1 i . , above Bonds... , , $42,402 50 Anmitnt nf I.nana An Mortiruires on Real Estate in Hartford, $2,600 09 Number of shares of stock and bonds of all kinds held by the ComDanv as security for Loans, with tho Par and Market value of the same, and the amount loaned on each kind : . . P. V. 8,000 00 $ M. V. A. h. T, 8 shares Hartford Carpel Co., $ " 744 00 $ ; 600 00 104 shares Bank or Hartlord Co 5.2O0 00 7 shares Mercantile Bank 700 00 , 15 shares Irving Bank 750 00 45 shares Kockville Bank.. 4,500 00 15 shares Merchant's ' Manufacturers Bank, ($50 pershare paid).... t , 750 00 5 shares Merchant's & . Manufacturers Bank, ($100 per share paid 500 00 2 Bonds of $1,000 each ' State of Missouri ' 2,000 00 35 Bonds of $1,000 each Town of Hartford 35,000 00 5.720 00 665 00 7i 00 4,500 00 4,250 00 500 00 500 00 3,200 00 750 00 ' , 540 00 500 00 1,1180 00 35.7000 400 00 ' 775 00 30,000 00 $50,200 00 $51,009 00 $ 40,765 00 Total amount loaned on the ' , above stocks and bonds... ' $40 1 65 00 Amount nf stork notes, on interest, held as part of the Capital of the Company $100,000 00 Amountof Interest accrued and unpaid 9,444 : Ao-n-rpcntn nmnnnt of A ssets. (comurisinff Capital 1 and Surplus $222,982 05 i Liabilities: ' Amount of losses adiusted and due, and unpaid none ; i ( t. incurred and in processor adjustment Done. .4 .4 .4 reported, ou winch no action nas oeen iaae: : . --noue. a n.nnt nf r.inims for losses resisted bv tho Company none i4 . 44 dividends declared and due, and remaining unpaid none. . . Amount of money borrowed, and security given for its payment none. - " n Amount of all other existing claims against the Company none. Toinl amount of losses, claims and liabilities unpaid none The greatest amount insurod in any one risk $10,000 00 State or Connecticut,) -Hartlord, Co., SS. Mark Howard. President, and E. T. Lobdell, Secretary of the Merchant's Insurance Company or Hartlord, Demg severnllv dulv sworn. dnose and say. and each for himself says, thutthR fort-ffointr is a true, full and correct statement of the affairs of the said Corporation, to the best of their knowledge and belier and that they are tne aoove aescnocu omcers inere cf m. nu " Atiu, rrestueni. K. T. LonnrLi.. Secretary. . Subscribed and sworn before me a Notary Public, in and for said State of Connecticut, this Uth Cay ol July, IKjo. In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my han JL.S.J and official seal, at the city of Hartford, In the Coun ty andiitale aforesaid, this 13th duy of July, A. 1), 1858. E. N. SHIPMAN, Notary Public. Insurance Agent's Certificate of Authority THK STATU OF INDIANA. . AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICE, Indianapolis, August 12, 18.r& Whkrkas, The Merchant's Insurance ('o. of Hartford, Conn., has filed in this office a statement of its condition on the 30th of June, 158, the act of its incorporation and amendments properly certified to, and its written instrument, nominating its agents and authorizing them fully and unreservedly to acknowledge service of process in the event of suits. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the requirements of " An act to amend an act entitled an act for the Incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining their powers and prescribing their duties," approved March 2, 1X55, having presented satisfactory evidence to me of full compliance to the requirements and specifications of that act, I,JOH.N W. DODD, Auditor of the State of Indiana, do hereby certify that Wm. Henderson, of Indianapolis, s the agent of said Company, Is authorized to transact the business of Insurance, as the agent of the said Merchant's Insurance Co. in this State, up to January 1, 1859, to the extent that he may be commissioned and appointed by the said Company. . In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my St. s name, and caused the seal of my office to he affixed, J) thisiatb day of August, 18.'. JOHN W. DODO, Auditor of Stale. piioio. insured on favorable terms. Jv WM. HENDF.HSON Agent, Indianapolis, ind. ug2S-3w.

C . B . DAVIS,

General Insurance Agent, Omct So Floor Odd Fuliohs' Hai.l. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Charier Oak Fire & Marine Intarunce Co., Ol Hurlford, Conn. , Capital, t3Uo,ivU Peoria ITIarine A' Fire liiMurance Co.. Of Peoria, 111. . Capital, iou,(JOO The Ou:ikir('llv Insnrance Co.. Of Philadelphia. Capital j0U,U00 ' o ii v u v Fire liisuruiire ComaDnr. Of Conway, Mass. Capital, t -'50,000. IfiiiDDdeii Firo liiKtiriLiice Co.. Of Springfield, Mm Capitol, $150,000. ?l 11 11 till ( la 11 Life IuKUrauce Conionnr. Of New York. Capital and Aaseu ijOO,000 Risks taken on favorable terms. Losses equitably adlusted. aod promptly paid at this Agency. auiMi-iy. - v. u. va v is, Agoul. TO MANUFACTUKEKS, l'lllCKS IIEDI'CEDI 0 BEAMS ASSORTED WAKl'S. OR sale as low as any other bouse lu the West, and War1 ranted, by aug7. A. If. tVII I AHIl A Co. AO. 40 West uniting lou Sit. ITI A C K K It 13 L, WHITE FISH, AND S A 1 T DEPOT.' COLERIDGE SALT AGENCY. AM receiving a large lot of Sugar, Coffee, and Molasses direct from New Orleans. My stock of Groceries is the largest ever offered in this citv. nd too tedious to mention. My terms are cash. Money paid is interest saved. Cash paid for liacon, Lard, Wheat, Corn and Oats. My stuck of Plaster and Cement is large. 1 will make liberal advances on Flour shinned tn Cleveland. Buffalo, few York, Hal Li in ore, Philadelphia, and Hunalo. ' Mv commission is light. I am Agent for the .'Great'-. Western Dispatch, hich will deliver OoodB here in five or six days. From Xew York to Indianapolis; : First class $1 25 Kecond class. 1 00 Th ird class tC Fourth class. t5 From Boston to Indianapolis : First class 43 Second class 1 t Third class.... 19 Fourth class 77 Call on me before yon purchase elsewhere and getmv prices. which will be of advantage to you should you not purchase of us. . Rkferinck. S. A. Fletcher. Thomas M. Rharpe. and Alfred Harrison, Bankers. Andrew Wallace. 33 jr State .-ixtli4ority. STATEMENT OF THE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. Made In Compliance to the Law of Indiana. The name is the Quaker City Insurance Company, located In ine city ol fluiauolpuia, Male ot rennsylvama. The amount of Capital stock .. $500,000 110 lite amount or Capital paid up 21X1,000 00 . 104,281 35 The amount of surplus, ..4 Total amount of Capital paid and i Surplus. $304,281 35 Assets:'.. Cash on hand and due by agents....-..;.. $20,916 06 Keal estate owned by this company.... none Bonds, Mortgages, with - bonds 'and ' ground rents, amply aecureu bearing ... 0 ner cent Interest 44,750 00 060 shares Hartford Coal Co., stock.... 34.000 00 50 shares city Hank stock j,:am uu 25 shares Consolidation Bank stock. .4 , 750 00. 25 shares Farmers & Mechanic's Bank stock "50 00 100 shares Corn Exchange stock . 230 00 51)0 shares Hopewell Coal & Iron Co. stock '. ,IKI HI 15 shares Mill Hail Iron Co. stock 750 01) 10 shares Lackawana & Bloomneld K. R. Co. stock 750 00 10 P cent. 200 shares Maryland & Anthracite Coal Co. stock iiMiuu uu 200 shares 2nd and 3rd street K. K. Co stock 10,000 00 lOJJOO 00 . 6,1 00 00 100 shares North B. Canal Co. stock.... Erie City Bonds, $2,000 Ohio B. $4,000, Warren County Bonds Lackawana Se Blooinincbiire Bonds.... 600 (K) 500 00 Broad Too K. R. Bonds 3,000 00 miiwaukie traa i.igui uonus t,vniu uu 8 IP cent. rennsylvama central uonus i,uw uu Oatawissa Bonds 1,000 00 T 4P cent. Hcranton Gas tfc Water Bonds 10,000 00 7 5 cent. Debts due Company secured by Mort- . gaze, included above ' ' Negotiable bills receivable 90,611 79 All other loans with collateral security. 38.9U3 50 $304,291 35' Liabilities: Debts to banks or other creditors due or not due DolhintT losses adjusted and due nothine. .. Losses adjusted and not due, about,. $(1,750 00 Losses unadjusted 5,250 00 Losses in suspense awaiting rurlher proof,... 4. 7,000 00 All other claims a&ramst the Company none. Greatest amount in any one risk 5,000 90 1 Greatest amount allowed by the Company in anyone town or village not fixed. ( Greatest amount to be Insured Id any one block in- ; tended not to expose over. 4 ..,uiiu uu , : Gxo. H. HAItT, Pres't. H. R. Cogoshali, Secretary.' ., , Risks taken on favorable terms, losses equitably adiusted and promptly paid at this agency by Omen 2d Floor, Odd Fillows Hall, Indianapolis. - 1 . . , . aug2L 4w., - HARDWARE, HARDWARE! , SIGH OF THE PADJLOCK. TS opening a very larire stock of Hardware at n. k.-, Knst Wasliinarton Street, opposite Sharpe's Shoe and Leather Store, to which he will be constantly adding new supplies. He calls the attention ortliose who are BU1LD1XG HOUSES, ; 0 his well seloctod stock of ; : HOUSE BUILDING IIAKDWAltE, confident that he can suit all buyers in ' " ' ; S T Y L E A N 1 H I C 13 . Also on band a large variety of 1 M E C 11 A iV C ' S TOOLS. of every description, and of the very best quality Every good mechanic takes pride 111 having gooa loois, ana WOOD'S IIAKDWAltE STOKE IS THE PLACE TO GET THEM AT Sheet lead. Lead Pipes, Metals of all kinds. Hemp and Ma nilla Rope ofsll sizes. Coil, Log, and other Chains. Window Glass and Sasb, and all articles usually kept in a Hardware Store. . THE SP ORTlNG SEASON la at band, and Wood has a fine lot of double and single barro1 1 SHOT GUNS. together with Pocket Pistols, Game and Shot Bags, Powder Flasks, and sporting materials generally. Wood expects to keep a full stock of good articles In the Hardware Line, and will sell them at the lowest CASH PRI CKS. For all kinds of Hardware, call at , . WOOD'S HARDWARE STORE, .' SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK. aug5 ly. ' ' ' State of Indiana, TOarion County, ss : In th. Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in the Stat of Indiana, October Term, A. Z., 1858. Francis Shelly c. Jerusa Shelly. RE IT KNOWN, That on this 6th day of March, In the year 1858. the above named plaintiff by bis attorneys tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court, his complaint against aid defendant, tn the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person, that said defendant is not a rosident of the state of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against her, and that unless she ap pear ana answer or uemur inereio, ai ine caning mi oaiu v.uac on the second dnv of the next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in October next, said complaint, ana me maiters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her absence. jno. l. nsw, t iers. Walpoli & Fkrohson, Attorneys for Pfff. aug21.4vr. State of Indiana, Marlon County, ss : In the Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, October Term, A. 1). ltGS. Philander White . Prisckila WmTR. "TE IT KNOWN. That on this lSlh day of August, in I k vear 185. the above named plaintiff by his attorneys filed in the office of the Marion Circuit Court, his complaint against said defendant, in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person, lhat said defendant, Priscella White, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore, hereby notified of the tiling and pendency of said complaint against her, and that unless she appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the next Term of said Conn, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the citv of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in October next, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard aud determined m nor absence. Jno. v. dkw, iiera. Bt Frkd. Kniflir, Deputy. Walpoi.e & Firuuson, Attorncyi for Pfff. aug21-4w.

Sugar, Molasses, and Coilee. PURCHASERS will And these article, exactly suited to their wants, aod nowhere eheaper than with us. ur21. .MILLS, ALFORI) dr. Co.

Kaiianliaand Mason City Sail. OUR yards aro well supplied with the best aud finest Sail In this market, augil. MILLS, ALFORD & Co. A New Kailroad Man o P Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa, nt JV31. blKWAKT & BOWfiNS. State of Indiana, ITTarlon County, mm t In the Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in tkt Stat nrfiaxa, October Term, J3. I). In58. Pierre Adolphe Salomon r. Theresa Desire Salomon. BE IT KNOWN, That on tills rfilh dsv or August, In the year 1SB, the above named plaintiff by his attorney Died in me office or the Clerk of the Marlon Circuit Court, his complaint against said defendant, in the above entitled rause, together with an affidavit of a competent person, that aald defendant Is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency or said complaint against her and that nnli-ss she appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause un the second day of the next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on tho fourth Monday in October next, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her absence. Jno. C. Naw, Clerk. N' B. Taylor, Attorney for Pfff. atlg2l-3vr. 1JNDIANA SEED AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. No. 74, East Washington Street. Indianapolis, Indiana. . We would invite the attention of Farmers and otb. era to our complete stock of Fall good, such as ST It AW AND HAY CUTTEUS, of various kinds and prices. t IDF. It HI 1 1, IS AND PIIESSES. APPLE PEARERS AND SLICERS. Two and Three Shovel Plows, for putting in wheat. , "WHEAT DRILLS AND CORN SHELLERS.' Veiling, both Oimi and Leather. BELT UIVETS AK1 HOOKS. Hemp Packing: Yarn. . GUM PACKING P0R STEAM JOINTS. ; . 1. Manilla Hope of all Sizes. . A fresh supply of the justly celebrated ' "'THERM MET K UHUliH." undoubtedly the best best churn in use. .The Wire Shank Straw and Hay lorks, drain and Coal Shovels. Also, a new supply of fresh and genuine TURNIP SEED for fall sowing, &c. &c. , Call and see us, we charge nothing for showing the goods, remember r. S. BIKKEXMEYEK &. Co's. SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. . r No. 76 East Washington Street July31-tf. . 4 1 - State of Indiana, Marion County, mh: ' In the Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State , of Indiana, October ierm, Jl, JJt laoS. ..; Margaret Ra Starr,) . Cl . , vs. Divorce. Edwin A. Sturr. ) " TE IT KNOWN, That on this 17th day of A ugust, in the year mm 1858. the above named plaintiff by her attorney tiled iu tUeoftice of the Clerk of the Alurioo Circuit Court, her com plaint afrainat said defendant, in ttie above entitled cause, together with an aindavit of a competent person, ttiat saia duieudaut, Edwin A. Starr, is note resident of the atnte of Indiana. ; Said defendant Is therefore, hereby notified of the Aline and

pendency of eaid complaint against him, and that unless ha'

appearand answer or deruurlhereto,atthecallingof said cause ou tne second uay ot tne next ierm 01 saia court, 10 o begum and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on the fourth Moiiuay in October next, said complaint, and the matters and thing's therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence.

J. C. New, Cterk. ' By Frkd. Kneppler, Deputy. George E. Gordon, Attorney for Pi'jf aug'il-3w. JAMAICA BITTEKS! ! '

IOR the radical cure of Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, &c. ' Use Dr. N. Teal's, Jumaica Hitters. For sale by the Pro-? prietor, Indianapolis, Indiana, and by Druggists generally. - JJJl Jill, t: JOHN KALOU'S ACCOMMODATION CAUUIAUCI , wgw?, lO3 Passengers conveyed to and from tho

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, . LAWRENCE AI,LEINS LI VERY STABLE, IN THE REAR OF THE PALMER HOUSE. Junc6-0ra ' "V INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND. lutisncsi nst t sues:

Cff DOZEN Paint Brushes, with a fine stock of Half,

jOJvf Tooth, Cloth, Scrub, Horses, and Shoe Brushes, of

all kinds. For sale at K. BROWMiSG'S Je26. 4w. Drug Store. N E W GOO D S . White ITIarscillcs, : Blaclc English Criipc, Blonde L.accs, Kew Style Prints, Iilack Silk Mitts,. . Lisle Gauntlets. Palm Leal Fans. ! And Itceds of all kinds. Just received at jyl7 WIL.LAKD

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FRENCH WINDOW G j A s s Afifm BOXES WINDOW GLASS, assorted eiies, from 8x '-III U 10 to 30x50. For sale atthe lowest figures, by geo. 4W. ""v.. PAINTS, OIL, VAKNlSIIES. 300 KEGS Pure White Lead ; 50 bbls. spanisn wnning; im itpo-ni mim White Zinc. 6 casks ven. Keu, 40 bbls Linseed Oil, 6 " Yel. Ochro, -in ii tin Tnrnpntlnii. . , Rill lbs. Ch. Green,

90 " Lamp Black, 500 " " Y"": 10 " Varnishes, consisting of Copal, Coach, Damav, Japan, and Black ; with a large stock of Paints, of all colors, both dry and in Oil. For sale at a very small advance, for cash, at K. BROWNING'S Jc26.4w. D"S Store. State of Indiana, Marion County, ss : In tho Circuit Court of Marlon County, In the State of Indiana, r , October Term, A. i). 1858. Sophia J. Williams e. William: C. Williams. BE IT KNOWN, That on this lMh day of August, in the year 185?, 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, to. gether with an affidavit of a competent person, that eaid Wm. C. Williams, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him aDd that unless he appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on lhe second dav of the next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in tho city of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in October next, said complaint, and the mattors and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined iu his absence. ' Jno. C. Tew, Clerk. By Flit, Kniitler, Deputy. J. G. Woodbury, Attorney for Wff. ug';i-3w.'