Weekly Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1855 — Page 4
pftfclij Jjtate JjenHiifl.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. 8, 155.
KrWe publish from tho V. J". Tribune to17, the Ritual of the Know Nothing Tcra-
I'lan of New York. We request our readers to read it with attention ; for it disclosed the
tru spirit and feeling which actuates the
rdtr of Know Nothings. Tha Lodges here
roar possibly dUcla;.m the Ritu.il as not being cnit hv which thftv are rovemeJ. But we
ar rc-al to tha whole history of the organiza
tion for proof that iU principles constitute the "tsseacs and living power of tho institution
thwnghout the Union. The f rvechei of its orators, the editorials o
its papers, and tho conduct of its members,
alt combine iu making it as clear as sunlight, that tho doctrines of this liituat have formed
the moral lever ly which tho professors of the neT philosophy have hoped to move the worlJ.
fcj" It can never be proved that the Nor-
iaac were Korama ; and .nil less was me Southern people wero Normans. Cut if they were it is nothing to thoir credit; for the Noratur.i were greater scoundrels by far than the Anl-i-Saxous. Lul. Skntinel. What do our friends think ef tho Russians,
cVVjl Italians and Germans? Ve think the
Jknslo-Saxons artist head and shoulders above
any cf the?e have been taught to believe
that to the Anglo-:jxons tne worta is inaeui d f.r liberal euvor'fimenta. for civil and reli
nom libertv. Aiiflo-Saions "scoundrels"!
TuL man. vour hatred of their stem, unyicld
iug, Inflexible love of liberty and FroteslftAtLwn. has m.vle vou indiscreet MadiMM
Tho people of the United States are a
mixed race ; and it is a great mistake to sup vm that they owe tin f r greatness, to th
Acild-Hfcxou blood whiA may be in' them.
Ths Anklo-Sxon proper was a swinish, sloth
f nl creature, with some good elements in him
lot rery deeply covered up by the crust o
ninlit v and inactivity, lie was not a uo-
ahead' man by any means. The Englial
vmn -wTio arrordirt!? to the Courier, has
shown "such inflexible love of liberty and
From the X. V. Tribune.
A New Hindoo Conspiracy Exposed
Ritual of the Tsmplacs. In the Spring of
1854, a younsr man of limited education and an
equally limited amotfntof brains, determined to
render himself famous by founding a secret so
ciety, which he hoped would e?f ntually rival the Masons in the extent and influence of its
ramifications. The name of this youth vas William Patten. lie was a member of the Know
Nothing organization, which he entered in pur
suit of the marvellous. Having read Morgan's
expose, and thus becoming enamored of that
mystery which at nrst characterized the Hindoo
Councils, he aspired to become the leader of a party which should control all other societies
and act as a "wheel within a wheel" when it gained sufficient strength and importance. The
nrt meeting of this incipient organization was
in a siaoie. uy me jomi exertions oi iia udoznn members, thev were enabled to hire Con
vention Hall, in Wooster street, for their second
gathering. Of this Temple, as it was termed, Mr. Fat tea was President, and a younjr man
named Haines, a relative of the late candidate
for the Mavoraltv. Mr. Herrick. Vice Presidcut.
A son of Mr. Glentworth acted as Instructor,
and a few other individuals comprised at once
the officers and audience. The form of initia
tion was very similar to, though infinitely more
ridiculous than the Know othin? ritual. It
was also much more bitter and ultra in its pro-
BcriDtive character.
At the end or six raontns me society naa aa
sumed importance from its numerical strength
.
On the 11th of Alar, ltfoo, there were fifty-nine
Temples in the Counties of Iew-iorlC ana
Kinrs. These were ewelled daily by the dis
contented members of the Hindoo Lodges, and
at the present time they can probably muster
lU.uuu voters in those counties. 1 he nrsi name
bv which the Society was known was "The
United Brethren, or vulcarlv. the "Vude-
Awales:" afterward the "Order of the Anieri
can Star," and latterly, the Templars. Mr. Pat
ten navms immorxaiizea nimseu in me manner
he desired, left for California, leaving his fraternity of the 'Brethren in charge ot an indi
vidual named J. B. Bacon, a subordinate wirepuller of Mr. James W. Barker and his clique. The first movement of Mr. Bacon was to have the entire Barker party initiated, in order that they might control the alfaira of the organization; and the second, to construct a Grand Temple with four Grand OftWr. who were to receive a grand quid projpio il.r their services. These officers were : I
President J. B. BACON, llth Ward. Salary 41.0(H)-
Vice-Presulent J.'BULLOtK. SHU Ward:
Salary, $MJ0. Treasurer J. Williams, 10th Ward. Secretary S. C.Greoort, Cth Ward.
The two last-named individuals realized their
"pickiucs" ia strikin? the various candidates
for public oflice, fj which means the profifs of
the drand rresuMrvt?re also matcnallv in
creased. We hai v wvaJr printed the names
of the candidates indorsed ty this corrupt fac
must rest assured that he but signs his own
neat h-warrant: A. 1 will.
Our cause is -one whose jrreatett objects can
ouly be accomplished under the cloak of bilence
and secrecy, tor our enemies are cuuniug ana numerous. Who a few short years aeo would
not have trembled at the idea of Jesuits, Jesuit churches, colleges and monasteries in the land
f freedom? ct, who will deny it at the pres-
entldate? And mark me well, Americans, few
may le the years ere we may see tne racs, me scourge and the Iuq-iisition "sanctioned and in
full play among ns, while at each corner may lie placarded a carnival to celebrate the birth
day of a Pope, Cardinal, orbis Highness Johnf.
Archbishop of l ork, v hue ineacn steamer that
arrives from hurone may be expected a Uedmi,
whose object is, Americans, but to make your
country another Ireland, an Italy or a Spain, a
conquered country, wnose revenue would but help to fill the treasury cf Topery's avaricious grasp. Take heed, and ere it be too late, join
with the defenders of your country in the com
ia? coutesi, lor come n must, and come u win
Americans, you have heard our objects, will you
take our oath.7 Ans. l will.
The Conductor will now conduct the caudi
dates to the President, who will proceed as fol lows:
PEISIDIXT's ADDRESS.
Americans sons of patriot sires sons of Puritan and Huguenots who were driven to this laud by Catholic persecution swear by this holy Book of God to keep word for word our oath. Look up to Heaven, and ask of the Recording Angel to record of each of you this solemu obligation, to be taken by each of you, as
it h:3 been by each of us, freely and without hesitation or pursuasion from friends, or other motives. Ask Heaven to sanction your
vow. and fW-1 for ouce. should you break it, that
even the clemency of Hira who doeth all things
well mieht not wipe out your sin. m you
proceed: A. I .will. .
You will theu TTroat after me, usin? joar
ie where I use mine: V
you or abridge your rights as a citizen born un
der the jurisdiction ot this great Republic.
name
Protestantism" wai quite an improvement on
the old stock. Saxon, Norman, GWViJTt tion but for the benefit of voters at the coming
r.i,:. n.i .11 5n hi wiJ!?iTtectioiis, we give them a second insertion:
his 'descendants in the western world has tver doubted the doctrine of crossing. The American race is now and is to be hereafter the.e-rience of alUthe good of all the races.
I J; A. B., dj sorrnnlv and sincerely swear, by Ue ashes of my marrfwd sites, by every bloodfWifi'ed link of tV'afcbain of tjranny which the
men o Jl burgt assundcr, inai i win never Wriult the holy heritage of liberty to be torn from me or my children; I will protect the holy
legacy bequeathed to me by my lainers me priceless jewel, freedom if uecessary with my life against the arms of the Pope, and his hire
lings now hovering around us in this, my native country.
And furthermore, I swear to stand by, protect
and further in every respect, ray country s in terests. either for her institutions or at the bal
lot-box, allowing none but Americans to rule and govern these United States if in my power
to prevent it, considering foreign mnuence, noman Catholicism and Jesuitic d power as something claiming my attent ion as the bitterest enemis of our country. Aud furthermore, upon all calls of assistance, all notice of attendances, all siirns of meetings or other calls from this or
der, or it officer, or its Congress, I solemnly
swear t
lea alarm
Sheriff. Controller...
The 'American VtStitutc 0w highest tje
sfti"wit'j ; jnd this can be done by blend' ini all J'ne uftmeuts in every variety of th
Caucasian stock
very variety oi tue
We make this qualifica
tion, be" v'tse a mixture with the Malay, African or Indian would only end In degeneracy. IKt let us do justice to the Norman. The boasted Tiberty of Englishmen was, in a great measure, the work of Normans. Magna Chart was exclusively a Norman affair; and the noble Lords and gentlemen who drove ut Jakes II, were for the moat patt, men who had kept their Norman blood, pure and were proud of it. Ciurles I was, we admit,
bheadcd by men who were probably Saxons.
As to 'Trotestanlisni,' Henry VIII and Elizabeth wero Normans, lineal vlesccud-
tnts from the Conqueror; and most of the
noblemen who divided the spoils of the
Church with old Blue Beard, were of the
&me race.
Our opinion is that all men of the Caucasian race can and will improve, and go on to
perfection ; but that Asiatics, Indians and Africans are cajwble of only a limited pro
gress.
From thy Journal. IxDiASAroLis, Ind., Sept. 4, 1835.
.-Editors Jovusal: It seem. tint tGcro is
to h no act of our Legislature rTereaftcr that
is not to be made the subject oC constitution
ODtroTersy. Our attention has been failed
so often to the "Act of 1833, on the subject f For?ign Insurance Companies," that I feel
lled npon to express my opinion in regard
t its constitutionality, and the line of conduct I shall bo compelled to pursue towards
its violators. ADer a thorough examination of the arguments of Messrs. Listou and Morrison, at the request of W. W. Roberts, Esq., I am till far from being satisfied that the act is not constitutional. On the contrary, I regard
it as clearly constitutional; and shall, of
course, upon the first violation, proceed to enforce it. It is not here, that I would discuss the legal questions involved. Such questions belong to the Courts. Entertainiug this view, Judge McDonald, whoso opinion, after a
has
JoftPH H. TOO.NC, Joux S. Giles.
Street Inspector.. . . ..... Gcoruk W. Morton.
Strtet Commissioner.. .Josirn S. Taylor. . Corporation Council.. . : . Lotis N. Clover. (Dr.WETiitRiLL.Dr. Coroners Hill, Dr. Raxsat; (Dr. Perrt. We will now present the ritual of the Order, in proof of the patriotism and respectability which characterize its members: TnE ritual. : As regards taking oaths, it is to be understood that all oaths used in this work are (except where otherwise ordered) to be sworn with the right hand rained towards heaven, the left placed upon the right breast, and to end hi saluting the Holy Bible and the Sword. FIRST DEGREE. AXTE-ROOM. No Brother shall bring a candidate for initiation nntil he has been informed of his election! The candidates shall remain in the ante-room
until waited upon by the Conductor, who shall
administer to each one the following oath :
Jaian eniD
oruiey
tne' . rrr
Uv
give a
axef nl examination, sustains my own
refrained from going further than to
bare expression of that opinion. For going thia far, there is this apology, viz: Should tha law be sustained, all those who may be induced by a coutrary opinion, to insure proirty in those Companies which disregard it, ay not dy hse the premiums paid to such Cowpanie-Utt all benefit arising from such jlieieamay be made iu violation of its proyirona.tVniblo people need hardly t toldtLhat a Cmpa,rn'that will, for its own jwflt, jiolate the lof a State where it is etly tolerated, win, lor a similar'object, avail itself of tha invalidity of its own act, arising from the fact that they have been done in 'viata.Hstn Ian-
I, A. !., do hereby promise and swear, under
no circumstances to reveal or make kuown anything! may hear or see, or any questions which
may be asked of me, in this room to-night.
a he U- will then question the candidates as fol lows:
(J. Were you born under the jurisdiction or
withiu the limits of the I nit xl states of Arocn ca ? A.I was.
(J. Were both your parents bom within ihe same limits, or under the same jurisdiction ?
A. I hey were. J. Are you of the relitjiou knowu as Roman Catholic ? A. I am not.
Q. Were you bora of Protestant parents? A.
I was.
Q. Are you united in marriage with a Roman
Catholic: .vA. 1 am not12. Are veu under Xe influence of anv Roman
at I Catholic coMegc qj iostitutidu of any kJ'd? A. ..i I am not.- L
t- am vo'f ac-iiLVC in me ouprcine ixunjr as the Creator ami Ruler of the Universe, and in
the Holy Bible? A. I do. Q. Are you under eighteen yearsof age? A. I am not. (. Will you promise to obey both the letter and the spirit of the Constitution of the United States of America? A. I will. This Order is organized for the purpose of concentrating the efforts and the iutluence of the patriotic young men of our land to further the following principles: 1. The promotion of American interests against all foreign influence of every kind. ' 2. Opposition to Roma j Catholicism, as a political and social institution, to the utmostexteut. 3. The .revival and reebtablUhmeut in our country of the honesty, patriotism and principles of 76; and to that end and ever-hallowed remembrance of the glorious dead of "the times that tri'-al men's souls," men mighty in goodness, daring in suffering, who, by their life's blood cemented the fabric of this glorions Constitution
under which we enjoy liberty. ' 4. To act politically with the great National American Party; aiding to elect its candidates, and working to carry out its principles; and should, unfortunately, that party become disbanded, disorganized, or recreant to its high trust, then itself to take the field and carry on the battle for American rights, American principles and American candidates, until its labors shall be crowned with victory. Q. Will you join us in good faith to carry out those objects? A. I will. Q. Will you promise now on entering this Order (which is organized for the purpose of breaking up all old party ties) to lay aside all connection with the Whig, Democratic, Freesoil, and all other political party organizations, aud cease te act with any except the Great National American party? A. I will. C. Will you promise to Le alway bound by the will of the majority on all political questions
on which this Urder may decide to make norm-
LIT
iJAfprxasfl sot is Statiox Alone. There
is one experience, gentlemen, to which the history oi my various changes in life has peculiarly, and, I will say, painfully exposed me and that is, how" little man . gains, or rather, indeed, how much he loses in tha happiness of natural and healthful et- ' joiymont, m passing from a narrower to a w ilr, and what some may call, a more elevated fphers.. Theri"fant room in the heart of man for more than a certain number of objects: and he is therefore placed far more favorably for the developmentof all that pleaspt which lies in tha kind and friendly affections of our nature, when. the intimacy of his regards is permitted to 'rest on a few, than wher, bustled through an interminable varie
ty or persons and things, each individual ran
have bat a slender hoM vx ".i the momorr
and a hold as slendei-pon the emotions. W.
ftrThere is it the present time, more bit
terre of feeling, more ditrut and suspicion.
were riot and bloodshed, in Indiana, than at
any former period of our political history. These things ought not be. What is the
remedy? Be open, generous and just; quit t 1.1!.! t t i n
vaeaomng ana sianuenng your neuinbor:
we oam-oouna conspiracies where not
is planned, and moral treason is fulminated. Do't yon know that these things are certain
toj?rodcif a feeling of resemnent and rcsis taoce. lilnmHinfjfiyn Xecs-Lf((ey.
- otioji i okunu. ine v aiuiton C huih says it does not participate any serious results from
tfr.txiriaad s sudden conversion toKuow Joth
iaim. Hisapostacy will influence the polit-
nu .inj i.h drsansM 10 xoouc ine same exthe apostacy of Messrs. Clemens and
DoBrlwon hu influenced the Dolitiral nfTaira f
nnu i ennessce. lie has made his own bed;and we can assure him, in conclusion, that his rest will not he disturber by the rrcss of company. ' The Union might also with ery great propriety, have adJed to its illustrations the caaie 'David R. Atcbifon. who in the hoie of demoralizing the Democratic party of this State, has joined the Know Nothings, and carried over his eohorts with him. His celebrated " Border League" is nothing more nor le! than an affiliated branch of the Know Nothing party, and the veteran toper Davy, is now in full communion with the Midnight Order, ttriving to nnite the Know Nothing of this State upon General Stringre'low as their candidate for the next ovrpr of Missouri. He willhayea gnod time Ui Louis Vemocrot. I
its dictation although it should
aA. And upon all signals ol
rother of this Fraternity, I sol-
tr loJi Jr him all assistance within
my ivpj, and occe6sary to use vioieni fW 'Jiis prtection. I do aoleinnly swear
not io, nk when called; and although his foeshoulabe my dearest friend I will freely give my aid in that Brother's protection ; and next after a Brother to look upon an American as my equal, respecting him as such, and in all cases giving my personal preferences to him or them in all matters of business whatever, even to the lowest. . I do most solemnly and sincerely swear pro
found secrecy to all things transacted here, not even lispine, marking, cutting, carving,
staining, or permitting it to be done By others if
in my power to prevent u, us name, purpo&en or its locality, except to him or them whom after
due examination, I shall find to be a Brother of
this Fraternity. And should I discover a Bro
ther has betrayed his secrets, I will without
hesitation, scU-intcrest or equivocation, make known and denounce him to this Brotherhood
as a wilful traitor, under the no less penalty of being considered an accomplice eveu worse
than Arnold, who was a traitor to ins country for British eold. I also solemnly swear to abide
by and support the government of this Order, aud torecoguize the authority of the President and other officers of a CT, and to uphold the authority of the Grand XT against all who may
wish to subvert it. Aud having sworu to all
these, I l ow salute the Sword and Holy Record,
knowing should I betray my 6ecret, to find a record of my treachery in the one, and in the
other my death. And as I do my duty here so may God help me on the Day of Judgment. The newly initiated members will now have their names, residences and vouchers registered in the Secretary's book. The Conductor will then conduct them to tho Judge-Advocate, who will give them their siiji"!, grip. tc. The collection will now betaken up, and the regular order of business will proceed. SECOND DEGREE. The candidates for the Second Degree will remain iu the ante-room" until the Conductor geU. their names, when . h will ent'T the U aud sayf Worthy JTesiJent-I hold iu tny kan-I the nainctltof the fuIlowingFlr6t Degree Brothers, who seek further advancement in our honorable Order. (Reads the names.) President Brother Secretary, are all these candidates eligible to the Second Degree? Secretary They are. Worthy President. President Rrothers, you have heard the
namt-s of the applicants for the Second Degree
They must then be elected, if not already elected at some previous meeting. Wheti elected, the Conductor will retire and
conduct the candidates, one by one, into the room, and lead them to the Vice President, who will administer to each applicant for the Second
Degree the following OBLIUATIOX
Do you solemnly swear that you have kept
inviolate the secrets thus far entrusted to you
rulhlicd to the best or your ability the promises made by you? A. I do. The Conductor will then lead them around
the pedestal. The Second Degree brothers will
lonu round them in a circle.
President Brothers, you appear before us to
learn the secrets and mysteries of this the oe
cond Degree of our Order. Are you willing to
again press forward, when 1 tell you that what you have already sworn is light when compared to that which you will now have to swear to,
iu order to bind you still closer to us and aid youradvaucemeut? A. Iam.
President You will then answer these questions, and should there be any you cannot
conlorin to, be candid, and inform us immediately. Q. Are you willing to conform to all the rules; regulations, grips, and signals, as given you by the Prenident, Congress aud oflcers of this organization, to sustain their authority, and not attempt to subvert the government of this Order, and in ail caes to be governed by the President and Representatives of your D", in debates aud upon all other matters appertaining to its benefits or'iuterests? A. I am. Q. Are you wnfrngto doall within your power to benefit ITJother or his family? A. I am.
nations, whenever the will of that inaioritv is ir " 1 - i . t i- vij i in
dcniandvistance trriri from you, if in your
power toif -fiimnn all cases to assist rumor
ri u tnjuTjle vwuwillin
whole truth, and nothing but the truth, although
it interferes with your personal interests or affairs, to a brother, should he demand it. if he gives you proof that it is for the benefit of this Order, or for his own relief from personal injury? A. I am. H Are you in any way connected with any person or persons who have a right to demand of you the secrets of this brotherhood? A. I am not.' - tj. Arc you willing, iu case you fehoulJ discover that a brother,or abrotlier's wife, daughter, mother or relative of any kind has been or is atout to be injured or threatened with a wrong of auy kind, such as fraud, deception or seduction, to w aru, watch and frustrate such designs by every means within your power? A. I am. Q. Areyou willing to apply the same to yourself, visco ptomic yon will not deceive, cheat or slander a brother or his wife, daughter, morT or relatrvejjiiiv kind, if you know tJiVin tobe sufth? -ihi.
(2. -Are you-wihfiT iu case an Amez:
woman should call on, veu to transact anv
Brother C These brothers havhiz signified
their willingness to receive the Second Degree,
are entitled to the same, liow shall they re
ceive it? C. in due and proper form at vour
nands. I
President What is that form? . ' I C Standing firm and erect as an American
with the right hand grasping the flag of our
country in token of your determination to de
fend forever the ensign oi our native land, resolving rather to die than let its bright stars be
tramp ed iu tne uum, meir leit hands raised to heaven, as an evidence that they will ever keen this solemn obligation, and as a token of
their reliance upon me uou wnicu led their fathers ou to victory.
President In the hour ot danger where shall
our brethren look for aid: C. Among this
band of freemen, which will ever surround and,
under God, protect any brother who shall keep
his obligation-
President Right, my brother a baud like
this may defy the etfort of our worst enemies
to enslave us. n.-oiuers, wun your ngni naud vou will craso the flair of our ReDublic. and
raise your left toward Heaven, while you answer
the following questions:
Q, Are you in any way connected with any
person or persons, institutions or bodies or beings, he or she, human or spiritual, who have the power to demand of you iu any way the necrets of the brotherhood, or can command vou
to act otherwise than in accordance with us, or cause you to violate or make known any of the obi i eat ions or questions which have been askt-d
of-You to-night, or whose command can cause
you to waver or hesitate in the fulfillment of
oursT. A. 1 am not. Q. Ara you willing to watch unceasingly every movement of danger to our country, and
report nch movements to us or our representa
tive-aich- as powder plots, riots, Roman
Catholic movements, or ant i-American armed
expeditions of all and cverv description whicl
you may hear of or have joined, feeling that the
Hanctity or this Urder must to the mot powerful and binding of all, and knowing that the
information conveyed to us remains with us
alone, and that all action taken upon it by us
will be but for the good of our country and this
brothel hood; A. 1 will. Q. Will you promise to see a brother
the Second degree righted that is, if he W
found neht upon a Congress examination
stand by him even at a Court of Justice if nec
essary, as a witness or juryman, and to leave all ordinary ties to obey the demand of Congress in his case? .A. 1 will.
II. Will you solemnly promise to stand by the
brothers of the Second Degree in preference to those of the First iu elect ions for office, debates, and all other matters, and toupportand maintain the authority of the Grand O and its officers first, and the officers cf your IT" next, without hesitation ? A. 1 will." (2. Will you promise not to associate as a friend with a Roman Catholic t A. I will. H. Will you promise not to trade with or patronize a Roman Catholic, if you kuow of any Protestant in the same business ? A. I will.
Q. Will you pnnnise not to marry, nor per
mit anv of your children to marry, a Roman
Catholic, if in your ower to prevent it ? A. 1
win. -
O. Will vou promise to look upon Roman
Catholics as persons whoae religion is anti-republican, and whose objects are by means of the Jesuits and Priests, to fill yoar country with their superstitions and bigotry, and thus, by fear and threats, conquer the fand left you by the immortal Washington ? A. I will. Q. Will you promise to guard you country
aud your country's interest, and your country
men, against all foreign influence whatever, for our motto must be, Americans alone can govern
Americans 7 A. I will.
Trade between Cincinnati and Rich
mond.
Ota Tbaue wun the StaaoAun. Withiu the Ust year or two, Baltimore has become a more Viport.tri market for Cincinnati as regards pro-
iiions,' tii.-tti ew ork. and then; is now more I'lucinruii cured provisions sold in that city, than in the latter. Since the opening of the Bal-Urhore-artd Ohio Railway, through lioin Wheel-
ineour traile with Haliuuore has increased 4ui wonderful rapidity, and. as a consequence.
Itas extended to several points south of that city
Richmond, the nit tropolis of old Virginia, has
become an important market lor Cincinnati, and oCr trade with that city is increasing very rap
idly. This city, which has liecii for years in a kind of dormant state, U now rapidly being
ushered into commercial life and activity, by
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT BROWNING, Late Ckaiuhkad & Browning,
9 R
AND DtALEa IN ALL KINDS OF Medicine, Chemicals, Mirglcal
lie
tne poweriui mnuence oi us railway connec-1 tl Iuy 0i,j gl4nj
lions, iicrnioiore. mriimonn n.s oni.-imtvi iter'
ttruuieutt, Paints, Ull, VaruUhei, ljre "tuff, dataware, Window ;inf Urukhen, Perfumery, Spices, C'leara Tobacco, dtC, AC, ACm TTAV1NG DurebaW the IntorMt or tha OttA Af m
XX Ute friend and partner, Darid Craighead, dee'd, in lue above busmen, will continue the tame a heretofore
supplies of Western products from New York
aTTd Ba'timore ; but now, by moans of her railways, she is enabled to procure them fioui the
est direct; thereby saving a l.ng. per centage in the way of commission, c, heretofore paid
to uorthern merchants. Large quantities of bacon, beef, lard oil, cheese, seeds, whisky, can
dles, &c. , all the productions of the est are
needed for the Richmond trade, and her wants
will increase rapidly from year to year. tv 1 cc . :!. . " -1
rive uiueieub lauwaj iouiuo now iciuiinabc
in Kichmond, thereby concentrating a large southern trade in that city, and making it a mot advantageous distributing point for western produce needed bv the country West and
South of Richmond. rn Current.
ftt" Vituy of our merchants are now re
cenTvt tieir jail woods. Amone others.
we ?ice a huge pile of boxes in front of the
h'!esa!e and Commission htore of si. l).
IUocock. Mr. Gabeett, the gentlemanly clerk, sa'3 these are only a sprinkling of wh.it is yet to come. Tho proprietors are still New "York continuing their purchases. In tho meantime, customers may lie assured of polite attentions and good bargain by calling on Mr. Garrett.
Feeling thankful for the liberal natron? which ha
been extended to the House tor the past ni'leeii year", trust by strict itersoual attention to busine: care and
promptness m niunfr orders, to retain cot tlnuance ol theaaine. Our Stock is heavy: eomurislnir everv artirlo
wanted by druif clt and doalers. Ai we nun lnuut nrin-
cipalty for cash, direct from the Importer and manufac-
turera, ouriacuuws aroKuen that we can offor, in pr sni untdvlterttei articren, as atront indueomt-nU for
cask, as auy other estern Houae , aud invito all to give
as a call, as we feel confident we can render aulisl'artioii
Dotn in pnett and quill it or articles. All articles war
ranted as repreeenicd.
ParUrular aUeuUon paid Ia prescription, which tn no ease will be dispensed except by a fully coin potent ami
experienced person, and from tne beit artlcls.
All persons knowing the nisei res indebted to the late
Brut of laiioHKAB ca Biowmimo, by rrte or book ac
count, are rquesttd to call and make payment without
luruier uoiaj as in Dualuees must Dt i-uiivi at as ear
lj a day m possible. R. UKOvvxiNO, Son tving partner ef Craighead di Browning, ap 26 dawtf
Soliool BoOlLBi
ki:hi
You have promised, then swear
I, A. B., standing before my Alaker, my right hand grasping the flag of my country, do most solemnly, bv this sacred Book of God, and by
all the power of reverence and iuBtice which God irives to man. swear that I will obey, word
for word, each promise exacted of me this night bv this brotherhood, to its fullest extent, and do
as much more as my understanding shall teach
me is for tho good of my country and for this brotherhood: that nothing shall wring from nic
its secrets; and that no torture shall be strong enough to cause me to expose the grips, signals
ot alarm or oilier sigus oi mis nnuiiiu Chamber of Free and Accepted Americans be
ing the masory which cements our country and its freedom. As I now salute the knife and
book, so mav mv country know her friends or
fiuicVil ill it ih.-it. as.i foe I-fchall feel the sharp
avwk? a v. v iio ' - - a nc of the knife, and as a friend of this Holy Book upou which I swear will help me to keep Columbia and tuy pledge free from stain. President I now recognize you as brothers iu full fellowship, and extend to you my hand as 6uch, hoping the friendly hand of their in ht vi.iA I now nfT.-r vou. mav never Ik-
i- , -" j j withdrawn. Death has now no earthly terrors f..r mo tnnwinsr that in vou at hast 1 have, a
have you iu me, a protector and guardian fo my country, my home, my family and my children. The Instructor will now give you the true cn'D of Um Ordsr lhsil her Wing but a prolno
v . .
mary recognition.
RHODES'
FEVER AIVD AGUE CURE
OB, ViTirppa impi r.f .Tnr.u cppptpto
jTOll the Prevention and Cnre of 1m ,ai lerniiuent and Kemiuent Fevers, Fever and Air
i .um mm. iuii I'uiuu nuvi uournii Lnrmillj, .1 L1Q Sweats, and all other forms of disease which ha ve a c iu
moe origin In Malaria or Miasma. This sutRle Atino tiinc poison which at certain seasons Is unavoidably luKIKd at every breath, is the same in character wherever
it au4m, North, South, Kn.t or Went, and will everv wKere yield to Uiis newly discovered anUdote, whichu" CZixw-ii to be the erTtnr di.ovirt is mrodinb ttsk
a. ps.
ThLi speciQc Is so harmless that ll may be Ukeu bv per
sous tt every aire, aex or condition, aud ll will not sub UtuU) for one dias others Silll worse, as is too often
result w. the treatment t.y quinine, Merourj', Ar seuic, and other poisonous or deleterious druics, not
parucio oi any oi wuun is admitted Into Uiis prvparatloo.
ine proprietor aisiincuy claims these extrnortlmnry resulU from the use of this SATUKAL ANTIPOTK TO AIALAKIA. It w ill entirely protect any renideut or traveler even lixegpft sickly or swampy locaUons. from any A rue. or Vl-jiiis disease whatever, or any injury from cot -sUniU.nhaliiiK Malaria or Miasma. I . ul instantly check Uie Ague In persons who have ufli-rad for any length of time, from one day to twenty yesr. so that they need never hare snothtr thill, by continuing its use according to directions.
U wtU iinmediately relieve all dislreesla? resutts ol
Bullous or Aeue disoase, such as general debility, ntgbt
swuals, d.c I he paUent at once begins to recover JptiU'nd slreii)rlb, and continues nntil a K'riiianenl and
raoical cute iseiiccted. Finally, its use will banish Fever ami Ague from tim
lies and all lassea. Farmers and aud all laboring men
by adooihiK Has a wreveuUve will t-e free from Ague o
Billtous attacks iu that season of the year which, wbili
It U the most sickly, is Ute most valuable one to them
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases,
some may require more. - Directions printed lu Geriuau, French and SpanUJt Ky-omikuv each belUe.
Prince Que Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the
trade.'
Trade circulars forwarded on application, and the ar lrte WTU Do consigned on liberal terms to ro.xii.ille v. tios in every section of the country. J AS. A. KHOllKS. Proprietor, Providence, K. I. fry Wholesale and Kebtil Agents In IndlariapolU Ca.iuHCAO ri naowMina : And for sale by dealers genrally. luarltK-drkwiy
MUlf. St llSCHIIir.KH
X KTANTLY in store a full supply ol School nooks anion? which are the following : j Webster's Elemeutary and McGuffin't EclecUe Spell
trig nooks. Indiana Raders 1st, 3d, 3d, 4lh, aud ilh. Motiuoie's Kcleciic Reader 1st, 2d, ad, 4tbt aud 5th. Kay's, Perkin'a, Thomson's Tlkilil' Arithme
Pinno, Urown's, Kirkhanj'n, tniU,LaJ.4ijiil-r1s i Gramisars. t-j . J
KuUui's Primary In Quart) titfograpidee, and Uvitaphyand Atlas Milchel's Primary and iav ' mediate Oeoraphtes and Goography and Atlas. Olnev's Geography aud Atias. Smith's Uluslratoa Astronomy. CaUKt'i and Loomls' Pbysloliigy. I'arker's, Coiustock's tUiustead's andGraj's Plill.Ko phy. - , Conistock's, HUlimau's aid Gray's C bemUtry. Webster's School, High M uool aud tTuabrldged lu; Uonaries. WUlard's, Wttsou'a aud G.JrU-h:s United StAtea ills
toriea. 1'omstor.a's aud Hitchcock's Geoligy. Parker's Aids to English loin position. The foregoing bo.k will be sold at the vry lowest prices. UKRliK.N cV- CHAMBbKLAlN, septH-lX 3l doors East of Capital House. Helmbold'i Genuine Preparations.
JU'KERNAN & EDGAR,
III-A I, ESTATE AND STOCK
Z 2T" 37 I G 33 . Kales of Comiuissinn are a follows : All sales from $:iu to 3,Wi0 Inclusive, will be Uxed at t- cent, si roiiunlMlon : us the value ef the property
advances above 3niu the rat ier cent, will derreae
in the following ratio: From $3.1)00 to 4mo at IV f
cent.; from 3.tiTi0 to t5,000 Ik e cent; from S.IMJ to
.Oo at 1 v O cent.; from feT.noo, and as much greater
ax the sum mav be. It will not be lees Uian one per cent
and all sums as above mentioned going above f3.oot
win i"' -j ? cent-; marten on nnrt aj.l)OU. uu an saiee
of property, w hile in our hands, com mission Is charged
Jo aie, no comiiiuMlon or charge whatever. o require
notice to be inven two weeks nrevtous to a withdrawal
m rnKTty irom our books. And we further wish it an
derstool tlial we hold all persons responsible for the com
mission on Property when trades may be commeuceu with tho owners of said propetty before the withdrawal
or tne same.
Have now ENTERED ON THEIR BOOKS more Uian
S 1,000,000 1CEAL ESTATE
For sale on Commission. - FARMS IN MARION COUNTY.
.o. 1H. 70 acres i miles sonth of Indiauapolis, in Perrv townshln. w cultivated, buildinrs eood.
."o. 32. 4d acres 3 miles south of Indianapolis, m 3 notch line road, half cleared.
.o. 197. 8 acre I mile from Indianapolis, on 3
noiru line road. !No. 350. 119 acres C mile norUi-east of Indiana
polii, W cleared, build itifs irood.
o. 263. cMi acres 7 miles from Indiauapolis, south
u ciearea. iiuiiaings good.
6. S1U acres 10 miles smith-east of Indiana
pulis, '-M acres clred, brick hous", liui rovem-uU
g.".Kl. o. 327. 2ou acres 10 mltee st of Indianiipoli-, tj cultttateil, ifoixt hnilillug. ."o. 3 47. TO acres south-east of I ndlauaHtliii, 0 arris deadened, (7 miles from town.) .o. 371. Hi acres S lu'les souUl of 1 lJiau:iplis, W aor.- cultivated, gooit bulldn.gs. !'o. 37N. 1 JO acres 5 miles north-wesl ef Indianaoils, . culUvaled, improveinents rood.
.No. 407 Mi acre 3 inllo from Indianapolis, timber. Jo. 41tt. 3vil acre g tuilos from IudtarpolU, pleadid tHiuse and barn. JVo. 43ti. 3l acres 0 rulle from Indianapolis, on the K. U.Monulne Kailroad, 'Jul aor cultlvale.1, hiu k bolide-. . o. 409. 1H0 acres 10 miles east of lajdinnapolis, I .ii ai-res cultivated, linprovemeuls g'Kd. .0. 477 X'Uarre 6 mile south-east of ludlana (Milts, 115 acres cultivated, liuprovemenls gixxl. o. A3U. 7tt acroe miles nortti-eajrf of Indianapolls, 3j si' res eulti uted, Improvements go.d. o. SI I. 1113 a- res 6 luilea uorth-Mit rf IndiuiiopoIts, all iiiniier. .No. (it? II atrei utile east of Indianapolis. No. ft 17. Ho acres b miles north -Mkl ol ludUnai-
No. 649. SO acres iu Clarke county, Ilhuo!; foe proi eiii-rts.
0 UVI. -J3:.. acri's in Hiltnam ....ui.tx IUm
uiiiiiei uuiiaiiurn j ini.fxutn fl Jiat,
.o. -.'Tfi acres in Jasper eountv, I.'Ji m i
.ctou 10 aire rultitaled. Also. .o w4t
atcly ou tlie Atlai.Mc A Mi.inl.p hatlnta.t, lllnVas.
awii arn-s in cir.iiimaiu couiilv, ill ; 4i a-rr M prairie, 4t) aero tlniben.sl;Kailrosd' sleeks will be received in payment. .
So. W4. m acres of lao.1 ia Pran cotinte. ni..
mll souUi of .Monticello, 1 niile frnj He rs.rosd. J"o. ii'ltt, 1W feres In ICWrrgtuin conry, ir.-Watf praitld; 5f miles aonn ot Atlanrle and Mississippi kari-ro-t'l; improvements aMMl.
o. 12H. IV acres 1 mile eatt ofsuraat ctsf
of doitattoit Itne of Indianapolis.
Special Notioe. I ii. liana and Illinois Central Railroad etefc artl W (
ceived in part payuiotit for Real hstaw at this sffn.
apr 19 Real Estate A-enta and Bro.
Us, all under fence, w culUvatod.
.No. 331. HI acres 3 miles South of Indianapolis, 50 acre culuvate.il, improvements good. o. 340. rO acres 4 1,' miles north-eant of Indtaiianolls. .Vi mkr;s cullivt.4.1. Una IrtmroveineM
- .. r . .... ., i ... oi .1.
K icou acres J .ib uwiifbi oi la.iiiiiia- - polls iMO acres well imprOArtt. j uctiithiv iltil j? .J t. I.r I it . 1 tmiu'
Asvluui. fiusan Woodward,
1.1 ln.t I mil. IL...H.. V
- www 1 ' m. Mil., . ii III. i l fcnniaiiii ,lne, 30 cleare.1.
'V,.j.i6l. 130 acres, 0 miles ftouthjresl orindlaiihi r , . HI..IK. ..III. III. . V.
' l.w U.I... , .l, I , Vtll.lt, ffTIIUIIIUKIVU-m .11
1'ETITIUX FOK IHVOKCK.
Christopher Large ,
r. uivrm-e. liarbara Laiiire. J 14 Marlon Ctrx'uit Court, Octuber term, JSi. Be tt known, that on the-JM day of August, 1&,U abote plaititlir filed in the office ef Clerk ot said Marion Circuit Court, his couiplalnt f.r Ul ores lrn said defendaut, and on amdavil tluit ulit deMMidaul Uwia resident of the Male of Indiana. Sstd defcti.tjiit i therei'ore lo lel.y n.Hlfle.1 f tUe ilIng and enlu;iry of ui.l ciiuUiiii, and th.a trnU ss appi-araud answer r demur liier-to, at ihe calling m said cause, ou the i'Ood dst f Itte tiett U-riw of said Court, to ln lo-ld at ttie Court House, lu luiilatLnpuiiS, on Uie fifth Miivl1.it In o, lot r neit, snid cotnplalct, aud the luatu-r ami tl.ii.K. m.-r-ln coi.laitiMil, w di te beard and determined in li.-i at ai-e. W M. M KWAKT. t lurk. aug 30 ts 5?J?i'i.-f. lVspvt). Commissioner's Sale of Real EitateT
IyHll ui.derli-!i-l, Coiuiut.ti.wier j-itottitinl t-v .Canon Couil t Crirninon leas. a niswerwt rtuiou lor tianil.oti. In Mid pending wU.nelii Mar
We'll', el hi. i-ir j 1 nl ill. an .1 '
w. re lieii.ii?itt to irwi
Said l .tltion inei.lionc.1, i.. i uuuain e ol Ik
said t nurt, w ill ofler tor anl. at public outcry, a.
v rig.il Miiiiw 0or. In ln-llanai oils, ou SaturUay, Uie 20tu day ol September. li$. at 5 o'clock, P. 31., airgrflve feel on" or me .Nonli ends of LoU, N-. f, aibl U, iA Smiare Ho. 77, in tne C ity of ludianaoiis. The sale wiiloe bn.ln ioroDj fourth OMli is kait,044 foartb la siv. oue-iourtb tn twolve aud ouo lownJi aa eighteen months; the puroi.isor (ivtng LU uolM pit ts defei rM pcymouts. w lib approved umv, wtUs iatsrest i'oiu date, and without any relief waste ver fnwi altiull..uorappraiuieulUwa. X. B. PALM Hit. ang 3i w4w CoiamtassoMf. a"c h"ance TtXk'ITnXyi Profltabl and Honorable Zmploymeot t ! 'l'lIK ul".ri'rUf.i,aiuui having an a-nM as tci 1 ciiitt and lowo of tho I'nlon. A eapiial of frus t5 t- 10 only will be required, and ai) thing like a eltt. lent, ruorgetlc maa oaii maks froia tkre to v Out' lam pur dav; some of Ute Agent are readictAjr tirk that sum. (.very UiioruiaUoo wlU be glvec by addressing, lib a sump to osy return letter. . VM. A. KI50wIi.
box li-vi PUbvloIpbU, Pa., Poet office.
.tin- e ai. m
nLiianuiiU a oiuiili vu.iiii i ka I ev r. , ,
t ii.TI ltL. is tM IU h.Mlt ti l iii t uia
I.OK UISBASKS of the Bladder aud Kidneys, Secret J ' Diseases, Strictures, Weakneiues, and all diiwune. ... .I... C- I I . ..I...I I. ... 1M Kl . I ... U . .
ol the Sexual Organs, whether ia Male or Feins IV. from
whatever cause tncy may bate originated, and no mat
ter ef how long standing.
If you have contracted the ternble disease which, wheu ouce sealed in the system, will surely go dow n from one generation to another, undermining the constitution an i supping the very vital fluids of life, do not trust you ntcll' In the hands of Ctuarks, w bo start up ever) day in a city like this, and (111 the papers with glaring falxetioods, too well calculated to deoeive the young, and tboae not acquainted with their tricks. Vou canuot bo too careful In the selection of a remedy in those euses. The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced by eini
ent iihjslciaiis the greatest remedy ever knowu. It Is
a medicine perfectly pleasant in Its tnfte, and very Inno
cent in lu action, and yet so thorough Uiat It annihilates
every particle of the rank and poisonous vims of this
disease; ami, unlike ouier remedies, ioes not dry up tne
disease Iu the blood.
Constitutional debility, brought on by self-abuse, a most terrible Uiseaae, which baa brought thousands of the
human race to untimely graves, thus blasting the brtl
llanl hope of parents, and blighting tn the bud the glorious ambition of many a noble youth, can be cured by
Uiis Infallible Reraealy. And as a medicine whit h roust
benefit every body, from the simply delicate to the con
I fined and despairing Invalid, no equal Is to be found act
Ing both as a cure and preventive.
fairljand houestlj exprcraed, which fact shall
1-fjWetermined by tho o rand liody winch r;ov
J. Yv. UUKLMJ2S, 1'ros. Au ft JV ? lne subordinate bodies, and which l ... - a sie'ed of representatives from the Mibor
Thre I DO,'C9 chospri by the majorit yt
n cum-
bordinate
1 will.
i- Will you protniy- to aid in cultivating a
spirit or I mou oloiherhooI between the orth and South, the Kat and the West of this Republic, and for thU purpose aid in endeavoring to remove and suppress all cause of difference between the t axiom sections of thia coun try? A. 1 will. . Q. Will you promise to do all in y our yower for the repeal ot the Naturalization Laws as reganls iheelective frauchife? A. I will. ll. Will you )roniise to oppose all measures or legislation calculated to distract or disorganize this Order, or which will in any way enrert it from its settled principles or legitimate objects? A. I will. Q. Will you promise not to aid iu uttering or in permitting to be uttered any of the principles or landmarkiof this Order. A. I will.
OATH. I, A. 15., do hereby solemnly swear that 1 have correctly answered all the questions just afced me by this body (name unknown,) which order I am anxious to join as an American organization, and I solemnly swear to fulfill, to the
rxtent of my power and ability, the promises I have made here to-night. Should any ot the candidates refuse to answer the questions, or not answer them correctly, the It. A. to the President shall report the fact and the particulars to the President, and the Secretary shall enter the same on hi minutes, and no further questions shall be asked the other candidate until said person or persons ha?e retired. After all have correctly answered the question, the C. will conduct thecandidates to the V ice-President, who will address tbem as follows: VlCK-PRISlDENT's ADDHtSS. Americans ! Have you heard what Las Wen told you by our well-beloved Sentinel, and having heard, are you willing to proceed ? A I am. He informed you of the American character of our organization, but he did not inform you that our greatest object was to watch closely one who would deprive us of our liberties, in a way to wound far deeper evea than the treachery of Arnold a name which no American can speak without showinsr hia contempt; yet this serpent which has crawled into our midst, is far more dangerous, and should attract aore attention than scforo 'tis Popery, which is ever hovering around, ever ready with its insidious smiles to lure you unconsciously into its suares, and hav ing made you its victim you but become its tool, to aid it master, the Pope, in conquering a country left you by the immortal Washington. Tell
me, Americans, do you wish to become subjects
of the Tope? A. No. Will you join us as anti-
itoraau CathoIicsT A. Yes. Will you take our oath, which when taken is exacted under a penalty no less than that of Death; and he who breaks his oath with us wr divulges our secrets
them w4ietTi 7irroI7tle? A. I am.
Q. Awyfu willing to speak the truth, the
The candidates will now receive instruction,
after which they will have their names ar.d residences registered in the second degree book. INSTALLATION. The installing officer shall cousist. of ihe P. O., CJ. V. P. and G. J. A., who shall select one Aid.
and it I
do. 4.
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF CINCINNATI. ' . SESSION OF 1845-15. rpiIK regular Course of lectures In this College, will X coinmeiise on Monday, October the jlb, aitd continue until the ensuing March. A Preliminary Cear will commence at the College, on the 1st of the mouth, and continue until the regular Session on the 15th; also Clinical Lectures at the HeepitaN and at the College Dispensary, which will be free. K. L. Mnaii, M. 1)., Vrofemor of Detn-riptlv and Operative .surgery. J. P. Ji Bii.tg, M. I)., Professor of Surgical Anatomy and Surgicid Pathology. Joh.i ll a t m, M. Pmlcwtorut Anaioiuy. Jous K. White, M. I Prowr of the Theory aud Practice of Medicine. Gaoaoa Msndenball, M. 1., Professor of Obstetrics ai it iMwase of Women and t'hlldren. Joins , ili RrHv, M. 1)., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. C. Ir. CftHMra. M 11.. Pr.bfiMtA.kr IhA liualitiiiAA o
! Mwliotof.
K. Foots, M. IJ., Pntfessor of Chemistry. vV,J-UXi'-,Cfiii. M. U., letnontraior of Aua-
JfT. Win, M. i... Prosector to Professor of Ana-
tonij.
Cmiical Instnictlon can be bad at the
Commercial
Hospital, SU John's Hotel, for invalids, and fie City
uiKyvaaarj. mis ust uameo cuaruy nas uoen greatly extended, so" that from two to three thousand tiatiiU are annually prescribed for, and many operations performed. Advanced students can take charge of cases at the home of patients if they w lab to do so, and watch their dally progress under the supervision of Professors of the Col lege. The deiMirtment of Practical Anatoinr will receive at-
A i .1..1,1 il.o.lniitv Kh.tll art asinstalliurr f "l "" "n"cre OI ,ue An.to.uv and
.... .. . j j n ulv iioiuun-iraior.
HKI..M HOLD'S HIGHLY CONCKNTRA1 Kl Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
For purifying the blood, remo ing all dle-es arising from excess of Mercury, exposure and imprudence lu life, chronic constitutional disease, arising from an Impure suite of the Htood, and the only reliable aud cffeciual remedy for the cure of Scrofula, Salt Klieuiu, Scald Head, Ulcerations of the Throat and Logs, P;iiu and Swellings of the Hones, Teller, Pimples on tho Pace.
and all cly r.rupOons ol the hk.ui. This article is now prcecrtlied bv some of Ihe mint dis
tinguished physicinus in the country. Mid has iirovei
more elUcicnt In tiractice than any properutiou of Snr& tmrilla yet offered to tho public. Several casoa of necon
dary Syphilis, Mercurial and S'rfuloiis dlsouses liavt entirely recovered in the Incurable wards of our Publit Institutions which hail for many years reited ever) mode of treatment that could be dovlned. Theso ciim i furnish striking examples of tho salutary efl.H'U of tliit
uieuicine lu arresting some oi tue ni.ua iiivkutuIc diseases, after iHtlandj were de-triyed.un. ilic bones al rvaily alfecled. Niitk e. letters from reniorilble Phyiiiciaiis and Pro fessors of several Meilical CollutTMi ' cortidi jU i J cures from mtieiit-, will le found accompnn) iiy boll Preparations. Fait ca, Fluid Kvlrai t of Buctui,SI ivr bullle, orti f.r Ji .sMrsinU:i, eiiual ill strength l one gullon ol Syrup of Sar-nparills. Prepared ami sold by H. T. HKLMBOLH, CheiuUl, JG3 Clieittmit St., near ttie Citrard Hou, Plilladelphia. 1' f h. li m il i il' I lrnin-i! anil .l.siilAra iit.nvliAb .
.911 tttrr dt'fcud talk -.. , Stea For sale by hSKoM.M.M;. A'. .4"' 1 . . '
Wholesale and Kelall Agt. -j)3-do:wClll. Indianapolis, Ind.
rdj
ion DIVORCK.
Peitlio far a Hrverc.
o. 5tl 21 1 acres s rulte from IndianaMdi. Ao. MS. Aii aiTT4 adlotnini the d.ntiou I'ne.
went of IudlanaMlta. Part iiaynuHtt will taken In gooil city riiKr1y.
u. too 7 . 4 acres oa-4 of DrakH's additKm to India
na ills.
.No. IJIO. 8ti acre b&lf mite west of ImllanaLMdis:
lu a good fitatii ot Improvement.
no. tlltl. i.. ror near linliaiiaiM.u. ifsjl l-ri -k
building.
INo. i4k. SV actvs en Indiana Avenue, in I mils -
ruiimlis. .
INo. 3(U. 3Jo atfes I mtlee norrJl of Indlannjuilis, well linpn)vet. ,o. i;tO. M acres t miles west of iKdlanapoUs, well Improved. .o. 5HI. Tavern stand, tS nitles east of IndianatIU. Mo. C'.H . tt'i acres 1 1' miles worth of Iudlaoapolla. No. O.H. acre on the Hue between Marlon and Jidiiiitoii counties, ii mile from Indianapolis small improvements ; w 111 trade part for city property. Ao. 211. AGrlit !iU i mile from Indianapolis; also, 3iHl acres of land. N. 4'.l. 440 acre miles aarthsat of towa; R3 acr-s cleared. .Mo. i'A acre Id wills wet of ladLMMto1U, well improved. No. tiJH. 78 acre, 9i miles frnm ladUaapntls, I miles east of Peru Kail Road.
No. 740. Kagle Creek Oris! afllls, i. aiHes Yswt of
Iniiianapoiis, w uti ill', aores of uroimd. No. 4.VI. acres, JiK) cultivated, U txilee from la.ll anapolia on HelleiiinMiliie Rail Road.
No. Ti.t. ?l acrna In a tnibs of ladtnsBwHis well hu-
proveii. BOrtSB COl'STY. No. II. yw n.'ri cilttvst'.l, lu mtles frow In
dlansiMilis, on the Hi-v.ie and Clinton lin ! the Tlrh-
lo n rorni.
o. DM. US cres,!4' cultivated, W oitlea froui hi-
dlanaiilis ami tf In mi Iiwiiin on the 31letilgaii rio. !. 310.. (41 acres, H mtUs southeast ot Ivikwi. o. I Si. HI acres l acreseleamt.
No. HHai-re nee r Nortii field.
o. 02 loo acr,s, ! acraclerid; 11' miles m 4
FlelWier Woodward
1 . the Marion Cln-uit Court, October 1 wrta, lai.
L He it remembered, thai ou Uti 9th 't ot Augwjl.si lr5j, the plaiutifl, Susan Wowdward, lllel ., shUrei Circuit Court, her Petition for a Irlveree against defeiidaiil. Fletcher Woowarl, and aisotlie aitldarn r a diiulereiiled pvntou, tliat Ute said defend nl tsiiete resi-l.-iil of the Su-ile of Indiana. The said defendant Is IberWliiro hereby nolilled of the )Mndency of said PeUUon.as4 that uuliiw he appear on the scfl day of tb Be si teras of said Court, to be Kegun and hold at the Cwwrt Hmm, lu the City of lu.llmia lis, en the tilth Monday M October, l J.5. aud answer or demur to aald PoUtlo U nine a III If Kcwril and delennlne.1 In LU absastPO. auit 17 w3w VM. ST HXTAkT. las.
Christopher Warwog )
. rs. Attarbinerit. W. Kivnig It. Fre.lh. HKFOHH ChrUtopher Warweg, aMc of Pewco of Centre Township, Marion County, Indiana, Ur iJW (Ml. Notice 1 hereby given, that on tha dasro J uly , 1HJ.1, at the Instance and vpow the affldavit of A. J. Letdensticker, Attorney for said Christopher Wsrwec, a Writ of Attachment, was Issued against the aooda, ctlattls, righu, cre.llin, moneys and edei'U of said E.ooitf V Frwth, Boii-restdents of 'the Mate af Indiana and aaat aald Writ has been returned, no property found, bernpon John P. Mctkd was suniruoued, and the aaaa of two hundrtvl dollars, due l-y him oa m NU to said It. Freeth, on the 17lh day of February, 133, gamissieed tsi his hands, aud that on the 31st day of August, 1US. at S oVl.x k, P. M., at my otf.co, tn the ctty of luduuiapeiis, 1 wilt procured and iWide upon tha claims of said V arweg, w hereof the said KoentaT and Preeth, deftfAdaaU aal aka Others lntenMlc.1, may at w 111 take sotlco. Vltnes my hand and seal, this 3d dav of Angus, Hfi. aug4w3w CIIKIM'OPHKK G. WKKBB, I. P.
of Mevliaiilcnliunrli, In gixvt rettr good farm.
No. rj-ivi. 3ini si res eludes land In V mile of Lefwnon, 411 acres (rood prairie, balance we-:l timbered with Improvements. ItAHTIIOLdVIKW COt'NTV. o. Hi'.)- A large Mill building for a fl.mr sad a saw mill, w itli good biiilillmrs, at Colnmtua, Ind. .o. 3IM. i acre. hi acres cultivated, lni-rve-luents giol, 5 mile west of Columbus. . :!'i3. !l acre (i miles uorlli of Columbus, In i. Mo. 321. Mitt and WooIm Fat.ry, lullea ii-rth rtf Culiitiibun, Ind. No. 31. Wi acre and Wiollen (tu bry, G iiille Nortli
ol Columbus, In. liana, 7 miles ttmi. mf (wlltiifttcga. f!EJTN COVH TV. So. 4'Waoreo. tt.ISTOM CvrMTT.
Ktam Maw Mill. W wilU fnai I. and I.
ln counties where there are deputies, in inconvenient for the P. O., O. . P. an
olhcer.
The Aid shall couie to the insiJe door in the usual way, and give the pass and anuounce the
Urana Unicers. I he insiae uuaruian snau announce their names and admit them, the P. call the U" to their feet, and the brothers shall salute
in tlie first 0.
The Installation officer Worthy President j
F K E 8.
Foi the w hole course
Matriculation Ticket, (paid once only)
iiAeciing iicaet. Hospital 1 icket. . t I ..... ! ..i f....
irrsuuauoii rot?.
$'12 no 5 in 8 no 5 1X1 55 (al
K.vienacs incurred bv students in the cltv mav be llirht.
ftood hoarding may be procured rront i M to $3 pvr week. Stubnt4 on reai liliur the citv. bv CAlliiur at the Col-
and Brothers, we appear before you to-night for I lege, (Nnrth-west corner of Fifth strt-et and Western
ooaniing-nou, aim
JJiiiN front O.
and Ik Ritfl-
Uie purpose of installing your officers for the r.wf)ewilv,eto,J)u'J 10 ensuing term. The officers will vacate their F"J VheTlVoniiatl.Mi, ad.lr
seats, tne dr anu an tne envct, into me iiaim
aug 25 ddcw2t
read
of the 0. ILT
Tlie officers then take their seats. Installing Officer The Secretary will
the names f the officers elect. Secretary reads. Installing Officer Brothers arc you satisfied with your choice 1 A. We are. Installing Officer Worthy aid, have you examined these brothers to see if all have I lie Second Decree of our Order ? Aid I have; they are Second Degree Members.
Installing Officer President, do you promise.
ro
CEO. MKNUKNHALI..
Dean of Ike fHcsfy, 197 Fourth st.
AM1ZI B. f-ONDIT. WILLIS W. W RIUHT. N. HaTDKN. MAI OF MARION COUNTY. OIIOWIXU the Township, Kangu, KecUon, and
KJ quarter mlon lines; the civil lownahips; the outline of each erou'a tract of land, with the owner' na-ie U.ereon ; the Streams; Canals; Kailroads; Plank Koa : Slate and County KoaiU; Towns; Villages; Post Offlcee; Public Buildings; Churcbe hchool
Housih; Mills, Ac; the City m Indianapolis, with all iissiiMivisionsand additions. Compiled with great care from Cuiled States, Corporation and Private .Surveys, and fnnu County Kecords. Win be reaily for delivery to subscribers, on or a bo a i V. i.M. .. f VI-.. . . 1, . . .. c . . h. . . . :
011 the Oath that YOU are about to take, that you 1Verj. This map will be invaluable to Township oU will keep the charter of this body always iu cers sikI bsiiiei men, generally. No farmer should be your poMM-ssion. until called for by the Grand without one. Subscriptions are respectfully solicited at .... . m , Aur KJ.1 ! 4tJ.lM n 1 1 I .Him rm I 1 ip.ii.w oill, ...... I
. - . ' . . J . - I . V , uiHMi. the Bates House, Klake'a building, aprj-ddiwtf CON HIT, WKIGHT, dt IUYDEN.
SALE OF SWAMP LANDS ! IX OUK. CO! XTV, IDIA.A. XTUXICK Is hereby given, tlial the undersigned, Aull ditorof Owen County, Indiana, will viler for sale the Swamp Lands, h ing in said County, at public auction, at the Court Houm door in the tow u ol .sinncor. In
said County, on Thursday, tho 2lrth day of .September,
11-35, tmtwoen theheurs of V oVIocC, A.M.,anil 4 o cloclt, P. M.,of said day. Said Ijinds will be ik.l.l lur cash to the highest bidder therefor, for any sum not lest than one dollar and twenty-live ceuU per aire. Tet. JOHN J. COOPKK, July 14ih,loi5. d.lwts Auditor Oweu County, Ind. MIIjIj STONBS X BOLTING CLOTHS!
HEAVY ANU EXTRA HKAVY, PORTABLE .MILLS, MIJL IRONS AND liK.XERAL. MILL. FlK.IMIItJ IIAYWAKI) A WAYNF. ttpposite K. K. l)e-.ot, Cleveland, Ohio HAYWAKD & 1UAVIS, West Water-Street, Chicago, Illinois. aagi!-dlm-wly
Officers, or an edict from tlieni under their seal,
and Uiat you will mirreiider it aud all copies of
tlie work and ritual to ttieia T A. I will.
President aud Brothers, you and each of you In Rolenmly promise and swear, that to the best
of your ability, you will perform the duties of J
your oenpeciive otncea as ueiium in tne laws, constitution aud ritual of this Order ? That
HEW PORTABLE GBIST MILL.
17ARMEKS and FKEIVMEN are reipouifully Invited 1 to call at PKATT, KKEGELO & ( 0.'5 Planing
Mill, en the North East LUagoual and wltna the onera
tion ot'one of Felton 'a Improved Patent Portable Corn . ni! 1?a.I Mill. Onlla I . .m nntnK.,. rf 1 1 . .fin.
you will not attempt to subvert the government in successful operaUon in different portion of the coun-
or tins Urder, no help you liod. A. 1 UO. "7. ami are giTiug nrsiraio aaiisiucuon. loeygnna Installing Offioer President and officers, vou tr"V Bv ln ! bushels of Corn Meat, or from un to
..it i i i . . . X(K twle nnsneis oi reea er Hour, with less thau two
aie now iusiuucu aim eiupuwiicu m.iicii n oiu
1
ccTs for the ensuing term. On you rests a high and solemn responsibility. 1 he eye of your brothers, and the eve of your (Jod is upon you; may His blessing cheer and His power aid you.
n ortliy Aid, announce the installation. Worthy Aid Bv the authority of the honof-
able (I. O, I proclaim the officers of the ILP. No. , duly iriStalled-acTordirig to the ritual, laws and conHtitution of the 0. LJ".
AYhen the officers retire they bhall be saluted
in the First Degree.
Imports and Exports of the TJ. States.
The valuable table prepared by the IV'part-
tnent at Waahington, giving the inniorts and
exports of the Union for the last quarter of the fiscal year 1855 as the first of a series of similar
publications, ha attracted attention, and promises tobe very useful. It apm-ars that the spe
cie exiorted for the quarter has been $30,G3'2,&i4
of which 12,12G 567 was from the pott of flew
York, and the balance probably mostly by the
ikistoii steamers, eoini; indirectly from ziew
York. This large amount of specie involves an
ness for her, to do i&tT it were for yourself, that is, as cheap, reasonatlc and correct as cir
cumstances will allow? A. I am. Q. Are you willing to face all dangers, reckless of all coiiM-'quences, in discharge of your duty to a brother, or to warn hira of danger, or threatened danger of any kind? A Iam.- . Brother, are you fully conscious of what you have pledged yourself to to night, not for a night, but for a lifetime. Although this brotherhood should die ia its infancy, one may be left to demand its fulfillment, even in your last agonies of death. Would you leave the smile of joy, the festive board, the halls of wealth, for the tear of affliction and want, to accompany kiin who calk you brother to any place he may designate, to fulfill your contract of this night, knowing, should you refuse, he has tlie power by appealing to ns, to demand "of you the penalty of perjury the remnant of the years left to Jou, aud au untimely departure to death? rothers. this is t solemn thought, and you may require time for consideration, or may wish to remain unpledged, as you yet are. If so. swear by this sacred Book to retain in darkness and silence all you have seen and heard to-night. HayiDC answered all these questions, y3u are entitled to further advancement. You fiud yourselves surrounded by a land of brothers, whose hand are united, whose heart beat in unison for one common cause the defense of their native land, and the protection of each other. You are from this hour, henceforth and forever, until the God of Liberty shall remove you to your telestiillinme tinder the protection, of this brotherhood. By vour act this night you have euliated in united bad,awora to protect the liberties of their native land, and npon whose aid you may ever rely to be freed from very foreign power which shall seek to enslave
oi pyikiiis over linnons ior tne uuancroi eon unu mum iuwi
Ili'Jll TM ;il, fr....rt.- u.rmllM nmflta I DIS I OnipaUy Will I
ryr.'i - VVTr Silver. MerchandUo, and
ou. iironucci immigrant aviuir. txc, suouiu in- i i.ci v..t. ,,.i .w,,..
horse power,
" be situ phcily and cheapness of tluo Mills, ami the ra) idity and qnality or the grinding, as well aa the eron oisy and convenience of grinding, are tniarillelid by air) other mill In the country. A Cracker Is attached w iien required, as to grind Csm in the ear, Uius making ll ronipl le lor all ucs of the furaier. The Patentee will ! prepared, tn a few wevfcs, tofurnlh a complete Kurr Mone Mill, on the same an tent,
wiiich will do the work of a large Flouring Mill at less than one-tenth of the cost of an ordinary Kil Stone Mill. Tae flour and meal comes from the mill pi rfm-tly cold, heuce coolers for cooling tne flour before bolting w 111 be dt(iensed with. All persons uing or selling meal or feed In large quantities, will dud it lo their adt antage and profit to have one of theso mills. " 1'hev can lie rrotiellcd bv
Anirw, steam or water power, and are well adapted to Ir- ). I .1 .ll' Ik l'1.IIAI C A .......
rfjcuiar niovion. ituui.-i, .-(riiV Tor Indiana, Va.hlnn t. corner of Peiiimylvanla, at Win. FfBthelsti hOs Store. niy 3 dawtf New Express Company, 7ITII AtMI'lTALOfr 85OU.0OO OFFIf 'K y of the t'nited Ftates Kxpreea Company, No. J3 West Washington-si., opposite the Kates House, Indianapolis. Proprietors and Directors: 1). N. Harney, K. P. WlU Dams, A. II. Barney, James McKsV, T. M. James. Principal oOlce, i Broadway, Sew York corner of
Huff.ilo.
orward bank Notes, Gold and
valuable packages, colled
nls, aud trausact all business
dicate"a least no balance due abroad, a'id that I trusted to them with dispatch . V .r' I .V: . i ' - I I UunMf, sill IjiftvM I ml ii
me coniiiiueu snipment oi specie is laustu not
l.w ,.,iJ r.r..i.i l.,. ....... ..r ti.A ,.,i,l0 I ana tno folio
but by a demand for cold, arising out of special sandusiy.
circumstances, such aa those which we have I Cleveland,
before considered as the consequeucea of the war loans. As the quarterly reports multiply, thev, together wilh the course of exchanges, will form a most useful indication of the current of commercial payments. Last year at this time the war began to influence specie payments, and the amounts sent at lower rates of exchange were larger than now is the case. The customs duties for the quarter euding June 30, 1853, were $15,CM,000 a sum which wjuld indicate an importation of datable goods equal to $63,561,000, or $1 G,150 ,000 more thau given iii the present report. This general statement of the trade has sufficed to keep the country
confident that uo great foreigu drain of specie
would take i.lace: since, if debts are not aue,
Messengers will leave Indianapolis dally for the East,
ing towns anu cities:
O. Detroit, Mich O. Adrian, Mich Iowa, Monroe, Mich
Iowa, Hillsdale Mich
white iMgeon fbk-aro. ni
Kook Island, III
g
O. Mansdeld,
O. Ml. Vernon, O. Burlington, O. .Muscatine,
U. Daveujiort, Iowa,
U. lowa City, Iowa, tl. Hrrslol, Ind., o. Klkhart, Ind., O. Miahawaka, Ind., O. South Bend, ind., U. Laporte, Ind., O. Anderson, Ind., O. Winchester, Ind., O. rU Anthony, Mm.
And mnl other towns throughout the Western coun
try. This Company havinr its route Fast, via. Ind. and BellcfonUinu and .Now York and Krie Kailroads, claim for IU patron a f aictrr fra-asit tifrttt matter than by any other line to New York. marlddcwtf A. B. GAKD1NEK, Agent.
Kellcfo inlain,
Troy, Phpia, Granville, Cincinnati, Humilton, Toledo, Zanesville, Fremont, Norwalk,
ewark.
tntowa.
ISalle, , Peru, Jollfrt, ulncy, bt. Louis,
nannitial,
III
111
III
III 111
Mo
No.
T. Zl n in sen, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, NO. 24 FAST WASHINGTON STREET, IN MFSBII I S BiMlKTORC.
lai: THIS IKTHUD TO moiiii MV
friends and the imlilic, that I have loit E. W. Nell 's
etabllxhnient and oiiened a shop al the a!ove mentioned
place, where I shaft always be on baud, to repair Watch
es in tne DCnt alvie; i warrant every walcn in si goes brough my hand, te keep correct time. Alt I ask'ror Is give me a trial, and vou will bocome convinced that you have been iu Ihe riirht place. I have Aa hand an av.rtinenl of Watcliee and Jewelry, w hl.'h wUlsellchoap. Je2l-diV3m FRENCH SYSTEM OF PRACTICE ! ! mm CELEBRATED OCULIST AND PHYSICIAN. llTOI'LI) respectrully anuouueo to the ciuzens of v v lndlansrxdis and surrounding towns, that h has met with great success In the treat uie ut of those Lc aw, Ciirokh- and other diseases, that have heretofore been considered incurable, or hare baffled the ordinary treat, luenl and skill of Phvsirtans.
Ills treatment Is shiiost exclusively coiidneJ2JUkCxire
of .Medicine hlch operates on the HLOOU, au " X s
off dltoase by a gradual and certain luwnsire
lion. Auioiik the numerous disease he
With sue
Bleed
eaes are ne
kinds diseases of the Kidney; Irytjtepfla, in at! Its forms, Kheiiiiialisin and Asthmatic affections; Cijarrh. Paraljsis, Apopluav. SUk Headache, lliease.v"oT the Heart, Neuralgia, Piles, F.rykiclas, Scrofula Cancers, Urochiios, piu, aud IKeaew of the I'.ye. He do-s not ascertain Iho nature of diMa'as usually practiced by other Physicians, but e on to note and explain the nature of the dlsea.e as exemplified accord-
nsT tue numerous dlseai he profirar-m - Vjwjj-; ccess, the follow Ing may bo enumerated, v u .5 IX.' lingat the I.ungs, I.lver Cmnplaltit, Pemale jLi enerallt; Nervous and Spinal coairjatnts oi all j ,n diseasrs of the Kiillu'V.! IKanot.jfi. in all It. I i''
ing to tne new arproven r rem n rrai-llce. 5i. It Ir. I. Iiaxlng vlsiusl Ihe priiii'll Hospitals In thin ....Mitr and Kitrie flatt.T hun.-lf ihnl hi- h. sr. quired much knowledge winch In-1 nu l.iiinr t.. hi sid In lit course of ire.itiiieiit of disov. - The lioctor may, fur the preso.it, l coiitulted al LITTLK'S IIUfKI and he would rucltuly reipuhit a call from those artllcte.1, and an examination or ma rertiacates of cures er(orined by hiui. jy? dAwil .
acres.
road, 40 acres cultivated.
157. I JO acres. No. 47. li acres, with 40 cleared, well improved, 1: luilesfroiu 1 df L Kail Koad. No. 5.'. Xi acrs -JO tulles from lraytle, S niile north of Jefferson Mill, Improved. l.t'HI acres in 7 tracts, oa or near tho Rail H4. CI.AY IVifNTr. No. lijii. 131 a rc, i tuile North of RrailU ''. PKLAWARE OOUMTT. No.67i. l,l acre ou White river flue water power. .o. Pin acre, GO acre culUvaU.1, good bulldInrfH, well ttintn're-t. .No. i;OI. I'.H acres. In lola ware townsliip. No. 7tn. The Yorktowu mills with tlie Unprwvaiueufs. DAVIEHH COl'KTT. .0. 4. -JiAlacnu. KEAKBOCHN tvUNTT. 0. 3;MI. Lid acres, well improved, 9 iMles t'otu Ijiwrenceliurgh, 7 from Aurora. FRANKLIN COrSTT. o. u9i acros, half mile of Malamera. FULTON COUNTY. No. it 7 t'Ai acre, I mile from Kocbot,r. FAYETTE COUNTY. "o. &M 101) acrea, eight mllea south of Cooiicrville, three uill frutu Canal, 6 acre improved. ! OBEF.S COUNTY.
,o. 531. soo acres, Improve 1. HANCOCK COUNTY. .No. a4i. lOacn-a. No. .I'll. 1.1) aero, I mile from Allow station, Su acres ciiliivateJ. No. OKI. Iai, I acre mile North of NaiUual Koad. 1IF.SBT COUNTY. .No. 410. riourtng Mill at KnlgliUKwn, lad. HAMILTON COUNTY. No. fl, Hi res, 35 acres cultivated well Improved. So 6 1 1 I ie acrea 4 miles north of tadtanapolta, on NoMesvllle ra.l; good tuiprevemeuts. ,
1IOWAEO COUNTY. Ne. 67ft. bk) acre. No. TV. ni ai r., 50 acres improve. JASPER COUNTY. .o. C.3 3. 1U,INMI acres ofsolectid laads. Om I'.Oa. HUM! arres choice laud lu Ihrrs tK-r-
et, low nthlpa in Ihe sou th -east of Jasper eounly, Ind.
JOHN i0 N IVlUNTT. !o. 320. IdO acres $ miles east of Greeeweod.
Oo acres cultivated, tin provetuents good.
ro. 53.. W oolen racsory tn treeiiweJ.
county, i
. 6.T3. lo acre or lun.l tn the uonti-eal ran er
Johnson ceintv, 3 mile n"iith-wl of lwrneebura:ti
Kaltntad, U miles from Indiauapolis ome Improved. . JENNINGS C0UN1T. .o. (its. A good Grist Mill near Vernon, Ind. K0fCri'bJiO COUNTY. , 55. 941 acres 3 tulles from Ijovrly Mlilt.
MOKUAN COUNTY. HOH 3i H acres bear Mevresvtlle, A Na. 1 olid of tinpr.iveiiieul and conveuleftre.
JA. CV) acres northeast comer of Morgan
county, and under fence, 3U0 cultivated, good
hoi iv No. 422. Itattxl. !No. Aid. 0. Ait.
l'.MTi:U NTATi: MiKKHAL'l 6 ILK. ' BV virtus ef a writ of Kxecutlitn, (vndlttofat mi nas) to me directed, from the Clerks Cfllne aflbe Vniteil Mates Circuit Court for the district of taAlaae, I will, on ihe Inth day or Keptomher, A. L), 1"JP. al ak Court House door, tu Uie city of lnd!anapl ia, ilarti County, Indiana, leteco tlie Lours of lUo'dect, A. M. and 4oVliM-k, P. M., offer for sale, al Pa Uie AarsAoxi.ttie rents and priidls for seven ymrsof all the followtDg Ksid Estate, to wit : Ally ftx t North side. Lot itwmbevwd '1 ili re, occordlng to'Coe's sub-dlvlston of square Ne. (i fortv-one. In Indiaiiapolla; all of Let No. (II ewa, M Blink No. () CAt-euhl, of Fleubera suWivtsLiw mt said Kl.vk, No. (V) fifty-eight, lu ludiauartoUajall of lt No. (17) seventeen, lu out Lot No. (3) tine, vYest ot W hi e river, aci-orilins; to .Moses aud George K.. Voda sub-dirlsinii ol said out Lot; and all Inn Lot No. (Q two In out Lot 11, In liis city of Iniltauapolia, Martai Count), Indians; sud ii-m ftiiinr lo ruelize a auUcteat sum to aaiiHl'T Itm vlciii-ii.l. I will at tlie aame Urn a4 place, aud iu nuiiiir aforesnid, uitr t.r sale theip atiw pie of a.iit, ahove desi'ribed. Kohl hjiite, lakea as iroierty of the defiMidanU, al the suil of IaioIus lawixiur, C liei li-s ii. Sliaw and- Luclu Huoll, against J saati Tlialiliaii, WltlUui bran and John Urtno. JOHN U KoniNSON, V. ki. Matshal lnstrtosof fodlau. ll) iio. M. e, IWMty. (ffSjiMt Sfee Ml A ugust li, HU. sag r&
Notice to Heirt of Petition to Sell Ri
4 - St4
STA."E OK IN PI ANi, MAKI0N Col'NlY: NTlt'i: is h.Tely given that John B. fit urn pa, A4miuisiralor of tU ttate of Vluzent llert. deceased, has filed his wnuon to sell tle Real F.state of Uie 4ce dont, hi personal leii.g iiisufildent to pay blsdetna; eel thr.tsaid iieiitisu will b beard al Uie bert term d ate Court of t'ouiuum Plnas, of said County. Arrasr : VM. ATHWART, C1rk. AuK. HI, KJ. l3J . O. C. P., VaKoa Ce. IN Till: Nl klllOX C IRt ITT COl'BT. Rachel Lawrence ) r. PetiUuw far IHiorc. Jaui.i A. Ijirenc.r BE It known that on Uiis 1U day of Aurwst, A. 0. Hii, the oImivo nauiil plalnttn filed In lite office ef the Clerk of said Marion Circuit Court her coniplalnt for dii.rce xurniniit said l.r-ii.laiit, and al tM arAdavtt f a comielrnt person that Mild drendsnl Is wot a rr.ia of the Si.iIm of Indians. Said dofendant, James A. Ijiwrcace, Is therefore Imre. by nolltled oftbo riling and in-iidency of said eotaplalal' and thai unless hespioar ami answer r divnmr thral, at the colliiig of said cause on the aecoed day of Ute next term of said Court, t be u-ld at Uie Ceurt Hotise, lu ludisuaiolis, on tho flftli Monday of October next, tha said eouiplsiiit aud ihe u.aiurtaiid Uitnr theresaaaleged Will lie heard and ilet.-rinlm .1 In bis alisaoosk. W.M. SThV ART, Cl.rk, ISy Jan. G. tvtiu, lwpaiy. J. T. Rnaktis, lltffs AtCy. s-p ww
kid aero adjoining Martinsville, l?J eel-
No. 3sH.
Ao. C. SO. fords lite.
A Saw Mill In Martinsville. The undivided Unlfol a St.-am Saw Mill. J M.VKHALI. CtlUNTY.
I .M acres, on Vellow L'Uci.
MOXTdoMF.KY OiCNTY. J ti.Mid Wixdoo Fiuiery, sonth of Craw :
NOTIOE Or LISTRIBOTIOM. ST A TP. OK IXIHANA, MAKION COUNTY: N'OTICK is haroby given, thai ai Uie July Terra of rHa Court of Cemtiion Pleas, of Marlon County; erW Dual settlement f the I's'jileof Isndel llillmsn, decd: about tha nun olsix hundre.1 and fori y dollars were found rem. nine tor ristrlimliou among the heir. Ki4 hrirs sr tlii-rrture iioud -l lo appear on the f rat 4sy mt the nstt l.-nn or the seld ( otirt, and prove Iheir heirship, aad recotve tlwdr o'strl'niilon share. Wal. hTKWART. Clerk, August J, lf.3. O. C. P., Mi now Co. sep 4 dltAaJw W0TI0E Or D1STB1BUTI0N. STATE OK INDIANA, MAKIOX COL'NTr: N OTICE Is horuby riven that at the Jul Taria ot tw Court of Common PIms, of Maiioa County; aftar OaalseiUemeiitotthe F.stateot iHivid Wtlion,deceae: about the sum of seven bun lied and forty dollars were fouud remaining for dlatrlaatton among the here. kald heirs are therefore notified to aprar on Ihe Irst day mt the next term of aald Viurt, and prove their Ketrswtp, and receive their distribution share. WM. HTTWAPT, August ). tM. C. C. P., Martoe Co. Si p 4dllA3w "PATE FAIR TENT rOR SALE. 'ANIEE HOBINiON fVer hl.UU see-oi'i Tee r sale V! trel la fcainatr. Iiiq'-erov Julys-1 dgioo O POi , A7Cwneer IH DIANA SD AND AQRICULTUBilT WAiirjiiousia. scott's littm: oiant
the luoncj can Iieobtained only for commodities. Iu the unfortunate btatc of our exchange, how. ever, which remain a sort of monopoly in the hands of a few banking houses of groat credit,
that crcait may De used to carry large suiuh out of the country. Chic Democrat.
0O A large and fashionable assortment of KeaJy Made Clothing has just been opcued
at the establishment oi USiiKHAX & oIMOn, a ivvr doors west of the Sentinel Office; also,
any quantity of Fancy Cassimerea, Vesting, and Gento Furnishinij Goods. Those wbk-
DSHIIL B. Cl'LLIV. ORiVVlLLI M. BALLsaD rrl fIUrHmmr .tjrrmlm, MmtlimimpitUm, I mil., VVUlalleud to the collecting ol all Aroountn. Notes, Urwfu, Ac, in auy portion of Uie State ol ludlaua. airaaiNrcs: ami M. Rat, Cashir iilnia Hunk, Indtanapol'.a.; BsaaiK, Blown 6c Co., Lafayette, lud.; vAtVIK FLtTtlltK, Sr., Indianapolis, Ind; CuiLaoH, Kir-MAKDSON di Co., So, il tllJ 53 BlsC&JtOUe iriwt, Boston, Mas.; dams A: Co., IndiaiiaiMills, lud.; I alii Pii-act, Ko. Syith 31 M., Philadelphia, Pa.; . UtADMtt A; Co., 101 Liberty-st., New York; InMM, Kits dt Taitm, Chictuhatl, Uhle. luarlddtw
IA, from New York and Boston. a tnlendld lot of Sheila
ing custom ruade work can have it done up I end Crape shawls, which wit t te soi ifheac.
in a superior style, by calUcg at nh. Temple w w. aiogt"? Oflashiou." : " Keeelvtag good daily aji
CUttTIS' UNITED STATES SUPREME OOUTh rpilE title tge of tula trTj Z f jl(v.: R. X ports of (lec'tsioDi in the Kupreiuev'oirfi oriffj l'nlie.1 rttates; with Notes aud a Digest; by B. R. Curtis, one of tlte Associate Jnsttees of the Court. lion ton: IJtll, Urowu dc l ii. IK5." This work will eruhrace all Ihe decisions contained In Dallas' Keports, C ranch's Keriorts, VVUeaton's Keports, Peter's Report, and Howard's Ke-1-ms; the aggregate cost of which IsoverSial dollars urtl' Keports will consist of II to SO Vols, at 3 per vol. Tbe three Drat vol, have Just reached us l-y eipress aud can be had at the above named price. Persons Liking any portion of tho work will be required to take Um whole won;. - WKRPK.N & CHAMBERLAIN, booksellra. ln.llanapolis, July I?, IHii. Jr lM-t;dcw4l
Real Estate and General Aerencv. .
Illhl nndersigu. d having entered Into ro-pBrtnenhlp . under the Brm and styie of Con.lll, Wright & Hayden, will give their peixmal attention to all bunine
entruslea to mem, such as uie buying and soiling of Kal Eetate, Mix-ksand li.n.l, Renting Houses aud Land, the payment of Taxes lu all the Counties of UtJ Mate, and iho transi ting of a Oeneral Commission and Agency Buslnew. All busiaess entrusted to theui will be promptly attended lo. ID" Office In Blake'a Building opposite the Rate Hnuse. Keier to the business men generally of tin. State. AM AZI B. CON DM , WILLIS W. WKIGHT, aprS-dAwtf J. HAYOKN.
alAMS OJl'Nrr,
tsnyart and 4 acre iu
llitnl.iville. on
Sit acrvs l land Miw Uuutsvllle
No. 5tS Pall l rrk.
ami Pondletnu
A. Ikl. "Alt HTM .J ihIIma .duf lii,4tnnru.h.
on the bV-llolniiUlne railroad, well culttvsted. . PPTNAM Cul'XTT. ii. A 12. 240 aores.if laud; also three aere lota 3 inili's from Cliiverutle. .o. 479. Ion ares of land 4 in'ilee from Greencastlu, giKxl liuprovemeiits. . .No C IH. VVt acre, threo mile south of .VantAatlan, 3;, miles from Terre Haute ra'lread, 10 miles from Greeticale; well Improved. Mo. 5ft3. 1IW acre, .'Ml ai res i luared. Alse a good saw mill, i tntto from K. K. station. ' .No 3tt. V63 aires, inn arrw w4t las proved; tf. erwtse wall Improved. . . RCfI C-OUXTT. No. liu acres, 7 mllee weal of MuativMle, tn blgh stale ef caltlvsllon. Kiri.ET COUXTY. TtO. UU. 133 anrea, 80 acrv taupeeved (ed liiiproveiiienu; near Hs.l man's mt'.U.
flax ki:i:d wanted
THE highest market prim in Ca-h ill be fmJd for anj quanvitjr of goo. I clear Flaxsoeil.at the llmar Store of
aug 14 ddiW
K. BKOWX'lMi.
Ile Craighend 6t Browning,
- i '.". i ... . few
COU1MTV MAPS! Vltl'.VIBKH K THK I.ITII OCi R A IH i: Is MAPS of Marion County have leen received and w ill lie fnrnKliil to subfrilers mi appllentlnii nt our RKAI. KSTATE AND GKXLKAL AGENCY OFFICE. IIiom slut i-ly flrt will M furnished Willi tbem tin medtalelr. ana In a lew days all sursTllers can bsfon-
plied. tery buitneee roan In the County should have one of there maps. We Invite the people of tbe County to au examination of tbara. Price mi.
COSUir, WHIOMt d BAVDBN, aug 3 dAwif Blake's Ceiarsereiad How.
So. Hi.
7o.' Ahi, dB-ellin.
100 acre.
RANI)l.r)t -SYifHTT.
Orit M:ll oa 1 elia i
Till. I..
PATKMF.D MAT IC. 1, IS d.HilHl.Msau Invention ainixig fi mat liiij-wlawt ef inmleni time, for the use of well .1tI.i larwier
rw, B ar aad
BHLLBT COrSTT. Nio. SAA. SJO aeres. $ M mile north-west ef Hb1
byvtlle, W acres cleared. snile from Uwrwwoshurgb
railroad ; In every w y a doiraue urie. KPI.LI VAN COL'VTT. No. 704. ti'i acre. STARK F. C0CSTT. Its. AOI. tiki aeres. It; mfle from the eeuntf aeat. 4(1 Prairln, Indiana limber. - ; TIPTON CiOSTT. .No. 321 1S lu're timber land, 2t mllcB freia Titu; alo, HO acres, 4 miles from Tipton, 60 a'rs cul tlvntvil. jcooil lin.rov-iAMuUs alan, SO acre timber, lt lllll' fr"Bl Tlj'toii; el, it acre tliaW, S miles froas Tlldoil. ' t . , So. SIB. SO acres 3 miles sooth ef TlptOn, en I. aiol 1. Kiolroad, ImproveJ . N o. 3S1. Saw Mill and 1 acres of timber adjoining Tipton; also, tAfijrsni in Tlpten. No. 4 Itt. Iti" er.s west of TtptiMi, K miles. ' VKRMILLI.l.N ror.MV. NO. 04$ M Were oppostt Monteruiu, oa Wabash nter, Improved. ' No. 3SJ. Iti7 Bcrrt, all umlcr feace, bW icrer, prin, esrwili'nt tiuirovaiuiiM. Premium awarded tt by Iti Vcriullli'i'i coumy AgrVMltwral Biletv, Ills. SO. 034. fXBTW IB IIUUNBCWUU7,5SW TtV, 1 mile from Pleasant Lake, , . No. t)24. eoaeresBi aH. Uk'eeant jneU1;wll trad fwr uj paoperu.
and stock feeder and the universal raver with which It bat beca reeotve.l fmro Uie first, more Ihin tnyrbtmjefse, attests lu utility and snier1orilT. for tortability, simplleitr of emwtrwestoa, a"ul nun tile nee of use, tbe 'Little (lnt ba no wqual It wetgie from three to lire hundred founds, according te n can he put up in operalloB by the farmera la ?) minute, wilkout eienae or mechameal aid, then adjusted Bi.4 Usml wtUl cotiVenifBce by BBV body. The Little tilant ha received Hie Hp. Premises ai everv State Kairrrora Missouri lo Maryland Re asi Fall, and iul In lb man ennii-ltnieiiUry anatiwev. These Mills are go ran teed In tli iAn poattlve r er avalnst breiAlng or derangeiiinot and warrawted le grind fee l Ir-.m ear corn, aud grits ou one b.nuiry frwsa helled cwraw w tl h a derrM of ewe Ld cnevenlswce ler farm pnrie never attained beforiXjW Ihe suliscTibers are lelaV' j,1.- furwish & anrm r Willi Improve ittenn Bi.l se lo sbH tb vartsd
wrts of all. I No. UnrJ -re.l l f0 coniJn, r.lt M ana4ang : the team, and warranted to crlnd lu mh.s of r4 prr hour with one borc. No. 3 at tvi, will grlod I) heshds iperhowrwitbUhorw. No. 1st f'. will grind busweti ier boar with two hoiwe. We own tbe entire and eirluMve right f mtkt aad Bsc, and vend to be used, the above named Mill In the counties of Marlon, Ilsinl!ln, Madison, Morgan, Msaroek, Kush, liersiur, Hsrtbolomew, Johnson, fleinlrli-is and booue, and eball e at all tlui- barpv tufuruiii, Mills at laanufactuMii prices, and w HI a'..ow a liberal rommlssion for ord.-rs, tlie tuoney la all a s to (. pany the orde.. We al.all tn all oases di.foi.d mir rigtna intlieab" tunoed iiiiis, aud proseiulesU l ifrli,monts uixb Ihnu promptly. 11 KK h KN M A Y I U A I; K 1 V TF. R, augYTdlwGm 71 Kal VlilHgtn l., Ii d,aMipdi. METEOPOLIT aiTbamssA. F. MOHItlSON Al- CO., ,V. 1, VM'S Cmmrfol Ktm, IMHANAi'OUS.lXn. A TIIX ailtmd tinniia'y tn coll-IV n" ftill ni Ka. ft change and N'Aea, and remit on day of pajuteat at current rts of ticharge, without whor ihar jo. I'niMiiTTtit M.Miev, Ce.il l and Mirer an 1 Xw Y 'xt EgiksnphuiiiM aud s-dd. IB A AC Vt . Hl'Mkk, ni) SrJ-lAwif CrsUar. Lovomoiive anl Jourrl Cvty, da.ly sce tzi wetji'y three Ma, ai.d srfZ'l ball to uJU oXee.