Weekly Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1855 — Page 4

Cougisssional Proceedings. V a-iu si rox- lec. I-". Sn,' ,r. I'nttt :ive noliiv of his intentioo to introduce a I. ill fur tin" improvr nieiit f FatapSCO I IVtT. Mr. Bav:t'l K;,v ,u'lu'' h,s it'ii" to introd act a bill r.l:Uie to llie iiiiltroVtiiuiit. of the pter and t'..rt IVnn m tlie IVlaware river. The' tSeflHte adjourned. Hots. Mr. Walkri r to personal explanation, and defended the Southe i Know Nothing from the atttrks f the Mobile Register, Myin that they h ul md only Uvn tin target foc.the press of the ruiiiitry. but wi-r if-e.1 litre a 'battledore and si.ettlcc.s-W l.y tl- Kcpuldt-

Cn9 on on? side an. I the lVnioci:its on Hit; other. The Demo-rats li-r-. with obstinate party exflusiveiifrH, t- lure the House assembled, nominate.! their cai.di.Jele and :t.l..ple.l .1 resolution, which tu.inv- ol" the iinue considerate aiioi them admit," was an in-ult an-l Miin;i on the mendters uf the d.M.r. l it- fft must If realized, that if tl- Southern K.N'.'s at tin ofinn;r of the ronlrot had thrown themselves in the rank of the IV h rats. the result would have bn a Free Soil organization. Thoy have prevented tin. Mr. Walter denied that th. U.-mocralic was a national aity. an.l claim.-. I nationality fur the American j:irty. Air. Jones of IVtntsy Ivatn.i, sai.l that hisState, iu-tt-aj of Vwiii-j rei.ieseiiUl by six national 11t)iM-ratit itiVs to day, wont. I have !i:ul seventeen, had it not lieeti for Know Nothingisiu, which it was inuU'r-toHl was jfrfi'rtlv synonyUioaswith Free Soilisni. The. .'eiitleiii.ui rerUttiily I I not mean to impute to liim, w ln of fcreu the resolution ill caucus, nil intention to insult any individual, on las-. Tliey stand on what they Iw-lifvr to It' -i iiicijile v ilhout any roi,itroiiiise.

llr. Allison t-ndoiM-d t lit ideas of his Col

league, who is h national man. "Ila.l it not

been for Hit fact that the iss.i.w tf IVnnsylvu

nit ctu.let.iiic.l tin a.-lion of the l:.st (.'undress, there would ihov l sfVt-iiUfu l)i'iiiMral4 from

that Stale on tl:is ll.njr, but tin b'r'toil and K. N. paiiu-s uiittrtl, an.l llo- -.- i not- initial

Pcnnsylraitia is now rfresviitd by a inajoiiiy I cf members who foud.'iiin tin Nebraska I'ill " Mr. Valkr replietl, and in the ooiirf tif hw Imarks aaid that (lit adoption tif the res.il ntion by the Doin.K r.itic caucus, shows what is by DA means uncommon, namely; the progress of all men towards conl'.Min.lin principle w ith arty, iteemiii to forget that the twti are es.sentially ditferent. H was willing to meet with all. ia a general niet liii,'. who will abide by the present laws ou the subject tf slavery, anl admit new Stat 'S with or without slavery, with a view to accomplishing the election of Speaker. Mr. Washington, of Maine, claimed that the party Toting lor I'-anks was the only national party here. Campbell, Jones, and Allison, of IVnnsylvanii, indulged in a lively triangular debate with reference to the politics of that State, inolTinp the merits of the Speaker-hip. Oiddinjs delivered his views at length on the Free Soil question. Mr. Humphrey Marshall defended the cause of the Americans, Mating that, like the Democratic party, they have no term-i of compromise to offer or accept. Mr. Campliell, of Ohio, then obtained the floor, whereujHHi the Hoii-e adjourned. Washington, Dec. 19SenTit. Clayton presented memorials praying for indeiiiuiiy f.i French Spoliation prior to lS'H). He "-aid he proposed at, an early day to rail them up and address the KcnaU' on the ubject. He now mea ly remarked that the President's eto message of la-t nes.-ioii was rereivetl at to late a period that it was imp-tssible to discns it fully. He belk ved the sins'le ithvi upon which the

whole iu(-age was pretlicaU'ti, wa an error if I

iaci. II proceeiei on me groiimi mat, ciannan" -j were paid under the treaty of Iouisiana to tl.j U- S. in le03. The recorvls of the Slate Department show this not to lie the fact ; he would, however, discuss it fully at a future day. Broadhead and (.'rit tendon presented memorials from Naval Otiicers, coiuplainiug of the action of the Iletiiing L5.ird. Jones, of Tennessee, submitted a resolution calling on the Secretary of the Navy for the proceedings of that Uoaid.and the evidence on which they acted. Clayton thought that the suhjeel should not be discussed in open session. Atter further tiebate the resolution was laid over, and the Senate went into Executive ties-ion. HOfSE. Mr. Thorintoii withdrew his resolution providing for the election ofSjeaker by plurality, as the inemU-rs desired another vote Viva voce, but he would renew the proposition to-day or to-morrow. Campbell, of Ohio, said there were some things in the discuiKw ye-terday which miht create adispontion on his part to reply, particularly to Mr. Humphrey Marshall, who woulJ read out of the American organization every member who had not corue hither with a padlock on hid tongue. 1 he discussion he regarded an premature, hut he was willing to meet the gentleman, agreeing with him, as he did, on the material points of Americanism on one si Je, and the unbroken phalanx of the advocates of th Nebraska Bill on the other. He desired to throw oo obstacle in the way of an organisation., and hoped the Clerk would proceed to rail lh roll. Cries of "call the roll." J The House theu proceeded to rote for Speaker. Before the result of the ballot was announced, Mr. McMullen inquired whether it would be in order to move a call of the House, as some entletnen were absent, thinking the time would be occupied in debate. He said he did not know whether the last ballot had elected a Speaker or sot. The Clerk said there was no election and announced the rasult as follows; Richardson Ti, Banks 10J, Fuller 37, Leiter 2.Jewit 1, scattering 8. Mr. Barclay explained his position in replying to his colleague, Mr. Campbell. He aiJ he had Dever had the slightest sympathy with the yree Soil heresy ; he ami his party friend regarded it as the Kosinante of Cervantes, namely, along, loan, rui-erable jacla-s. Mr. Barclay said he was in the la-t canvass opposed to the Missouri line because he believed the agitation of the question to involve a mere abstraction. If a bill he introdat-cd to restore the line, he would be found in Solid column with the Democrats, voting against it. Mr. Campbell, of Fa.. a.-ked his Colleague whether he was not elected as an anti Xt-hras-kaite? Barclay replied that he was regularly nominated as a Democratic candidate, ami was opposed as much to the restoration ,f the .Mitt-ouri line as to its repeal, liecause the latter jave occasion for agitation to breakdown the Demo cratic party and damage the Union. Mr. Whitney explained and defended the principles of the legitimate Am-ricaii liartv of the North- ' Mr. Traftoiwi.-hed to 'refer to some other points laid down at the Xoith. hoi. ling in his hand the platform of the American party of

ju assae u u seu a. Mr. Whitney inquired if it was the plat form of the bolter or the legitimate party. Mr. Trafton replied that this question was Jifiicultlo answer, U fansegenlh inen not only tiod it dimVult to th tine their own jMtsition, but that of others. Whitney "Is it the platform of the parlv electing Hot. Gardener a second time, or that fthe party voting for Uockwell?" Trafton "It is the platform of the Americans of Ma'-achu-ett. New Hampshire, Conaeeticot. Main, and all the Northern Stales " Cries of -read it." Tiafion did so. The preamble and reflations are decidedly in opposition to the 12th section of the Fhiladelphia Blatform.aud avowing that the repose of the aion must be sMight"by severing the National Govern men t from all connection with and responsibility for Amerit-.to Slavery. Trafton remarked "That is "the gentlemen is going to preach a fenuoti lor the North He euht to have a text." (Iaotiter.) Mr. Whitney aaid the platform liion-ed to the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, rally infalsely under the banner of the American party. He asserted it as his solemn conviction, tlat tj,I South no more desired a violation of public faith in the repeal of the Missouri Line, than did the North. It was forced on the letter ju.lg. isant of the South, and the result is the agitation of the slavery question throughout the Union. Whitney submitted a resolution that the House proceed to elect a Speaker by ballot; the motion was laid on the table ayes 213, Bay 7. Mr. Cadwallader congratulated the country upon this vote; it was a condemnation of the necret principles telied on by the K. N's. Mr. Fuller explained his position, opp.-ing the further agitation of the slavery question. If

n Had been in last Congress, he would have

opposed all territorial legi-latioii ; but he would not Tote for the restoration of the Mi-souri line, and would admit Kansas without slavery. He would leave that to the people. Mr. Todd, of Pa., said if he had l- fore known this he w.Kild have suffered his li-ht hand to wither before voting for Fuller. Mr. Kelley r.pl.edtoMr. Whitney, saving that the basis of Know Nothingi-on in N'ew York was Free Soilistn. and that the latter ronld Dot haTe been elected to Congress had it not been for dissensions among the Denmcrats. ' SeTeral olhr gentlemen explained their positions. Messrs. Walker and Lake were ready to be satisfied with Mr. Fuller's position. Campbell, of Ky.. defended th American party, and was very severe on thr Free Soilers. I)unngthe debate riiere was Considerable exeitement, with frequent applau-e and orcaxionat hisses. The House then proceeded t balI-4. for Sn aker, with the following result; Ri, hards-.n 17, Basks 105, Fallr 31. scaturmc- A There wa no election, nnd ih. House ad jurned.

Congretsional. Wamii.sotos, Dec, iW. StXATK. Uroadhead. from the CtsnmilUe on Claims, submitted a n srl directing that all private claims in which advcise n poiUwcre iouh or ordereil during la-l ses-ion, which were ending nl its cb .-, and which claims are lound. d on any law of Congress or regulation of the Kxufiitive department, or ctinliacts rx-pie-is or implied with the Covernment, ami which rlaiinanU cIiooms b proM'ftite Is fore the Ctiurt of t'laims, Ik refelTetl to said Court. I he reHrt, mi motion, wan adopted. On moiiiiiiof Ca-s, the protest of the mcmr .i . ih... .; I ,.,,!.tiiiir irniimt Turn-

Krom Uio M. LouU IKMuorrat, lee, 171U.J

F 11 0 M K ANSA S.

Ilixlilv Inlert'sliii.

Oioat Excitement at Leavenworth.

15 V the isiliteness of a gentleman in this city.

wm h ive Wen shown a private letter from I-eav-

en worth, under date ot Dec. Hlh, giving the fol

low in ir startlimr intelligence.

Thevopleot Ieavtnworth are greatly exci- yH'H'I---.1 bauds of Mis8ouriaus from the lolder i ...r, m In.

IITH'i: I ill flV-r for ale, nt Hie I'ourt ll.,u--1.S door, III Ili.liiiii:inli7., In. at ..'.Ul, I'. .M.,

on tin; Till 1jv ot .laniiarv. s.4i, . r c.isli . iinu liol Hie

lollawlntf Ii'tiInI real t -lale. ut will kj1iI III.- .ruit'l-

ml, nilere.-l, .laiiiit:.' an.l t-.,l nf Mi.rli'ic.' No. b.l, untie l Hie St liool I'iiii.I .f .M .fi.ia I'.'iinly, l K.'Ih'ii

Manii.i, anioiiiilint; to mi' lmn.li.il ttml 'i.".i l.,ll ir ami

llrteen cents itl'ti t lliiriijil ;i res iinU lorly

ur III It I n-.l I lit t'l in) u.-re ollihi! Soii'li in.l ol tiie

" -l l.:.ll lli' .Norlli-w-l i:irl.-i of Serlioii lite (",,) in

't'own.tlii tlilei'ii ( I ., rtli, ot in- itnir l'Utl. i. In taken nil I'V an bal an.l Went In.-. ,:r.l'. l witli Hie settion line. AI'Sf il. i;KO,

lot- l'.'.lli.v:i .VU'lit.truf .Marion t o.

tetl

counties, known here as "rurliaiin," havecome over into Kansaiand are threatening l-awrence

with deMtrucUou. A company of stune Itfiy,

. . it t t.v...:.

lieaueti iy a man

railed Kastiii. islitol of the

. Nnf tl.o Illinois ie.'islaiure 8iraini, mm

bnll's t. lection to the Senate was referred to the . i . t .. I : . :

ceased to If a Jinbre. and was succeeded by

a not lit r two years leftire his flection to the

nale. This was referred to the same committee.

Hoist.. The balloting for Sinaker was re-

I. Oh ballot. Hanks. IU1: Kichardson,

73: Fuller. 3-1: Scatteriiiir. 10.

Smith, of Alabama, said the result of the vote

just announced is a pretty fair indication that ii. result will 1-e reached to-day; ami wishing

to promote, by degrees, the business of the 1 louse, he proiKwed the election of the two most

imnortant Committees of the HoUSt. viz : The

Committee of Ways and Means, and the Com-

them border Missourians, Htarted from here ami

mart bed olT for the sruf of war, as our sister City is now called.

The oriiriu of the trrave calamity which now

threatens to stir ut strife was as as follows: A

private dinicultT arose iK lween two inuivitiuais . t ,t . -1.- . tel.- ....

about the rights l uoiu to a ciaim. iiil iii'

hhol of the matter was that one of the two got

killed. A false rumor, from this circumstance reached the ears of the Governor, that the Sher

iff was resisted in executing the laws. At this

time no writ had Wen issued and no complaints

made by which to arrest nny jterson supposed

to have been euilty of violating the law.

1 hose who tiore the reisirt to the ea.'s tit I lie

NT.

nmoiuiitii' tt oiis-

i.il . .tx.i .til A rt" . Pti

He prtiiMedlhat the Norlhern party fehould Oovenior, however, knew their man; and as he nominate four memters of each eJmnuUee. th had blustered a great deal at the hustings and

a iim.ii .t'iiiiuivti v . j

Adminislralioii party. 3 ; ami the Corporals on tne stump, uiai. ne wouia eniorce ine iav Guard of the South; assisted by members from and so on. he seized the ocean,.,., on the faith of the North. 2. Thee commitUM's should Ut a fly ng and partisan report, without making their chairman by a majority vole, an.l the two inquiry as a prudent man should have done, to

chairmen preside over the ordinary business of learn how the tlitliculty was. foolishly ami hur.he House alternately, until a Shaker is elect- riedly to order out the militia of the territory ed He protxtstHl one hour to be devoted to the a'd to publish a terrible proclamation, calling

introduction of bills to le referred to appropn

ate riMiimittss. to I selecletl hereafter. The

memlers could Ik sworn in by the Chairman of

the Committee on ays and Means, then pro ceed to the election of Clerk. 1'ost master, Ser

geant at-Anns, Ihttir Keeper, and last, though

not least. Chaplain, through whose prayers,

perhaps. Mime oil may bo thrown upon the troubled waters. This was no time for commotion and re commotion: we want harmony and

concession.

Several gentlemen oh'i.s-ted to that plan, the

law of 17r'Mieing in the way, prescribing that

upon "law ana order men to aid in eniorcing

the law. This proclamation of the Governor

did the work it was intended to do bv those

who were instrumental in having him issue it.

It was mleiule.l as a rover for an attack lorn;

since meditated on Lawrence by the lire-eaters.

It lias swept the scum of the liordcr countn h of

MisMturi over into our territory, vowing .b ath

to every man in Lawrence.

IIGciieral Richardson . a will dilo-ed man.

, r ...

ami oi some prominence in the ten iiory since the excitement, has Iteeti to Lawrence ami had a

talk with her people. He reports that they tie

I will o!W lor iil', :it the t'niirl House li:u.;iM.is, Indiana, .,12 ()V, k, P. M.,

on lli-". Hi Im ol .Iniiiiart , If ii. lor n.t iniicli of Hie

loll. w in.; ilesarilM-.l r.-al -l;ite: llotiv lite a reit. In the liorlli-Mfsl iiarler of Se. ti.ui "M', 1,.h iisliip rurteu, niniH lliree ent, as i!l siilHfy tin nru.. ii.nl, iut.-resl.

.laiiiMi'.-H uii.l roMt lne mi iii.'rl i, .No. (. niu.le to

Hie .x, Ii.miI I'ioi.I of M iri..n t o. ii.lv. ,y an,,ton Kelly, am itin to tliiit) -s.-ten dollars if.;".)

At SIN II. Kit OWN, il1 U H An.l ltr Miirioii I'oiintv.

JOI'lt Ii. I will ollrr f. r :il.-at tlie t'oiirt House

.Mir, in ln.lian:iM.is, In.li.iiia at ? oVI.it'k, P. M..

n the 7 Hi .lay of January, l rc;i, s.i uun li ol the

west Lull ol in.. .,iith v,--t i.uil -oi .t lion tliirl.-t-n ll'j.) Ill low nslint loiirteeii ' II) n . lt, r.inir.i lw (

CHst, ai w ill ;itily t!i pi ini t'iil, ii jrro l, dama es ami

cost 4 l ue on inoU;:ie o. H 1. l.i ..t to tli S li.x.l Kiln.l

itianou touiii, i'v r.ii iimti.

Inni.lr.'.l an.l aeveiily .toll.u (I'ill.)

At si II. t;i;ovx, tier II W3 Aii-ImAm.,,,,,,, Coiiiitv.

I will ouVr f..r xul.:, tlie l onrt l,oiit

il.ier in lii.liaiiuolis, In.li.ti.atj ! o'i link. P. .M .

on tlie 7lli day ot January, IS 4j. for.-i.li, so iiiitfli (,f Hie wmtti e:tl iiiiart.-r of s.-. lioii ei-'lit li.u Hl.u, l.o.ri......

rau ll.reo es,.l, as will Mliofy On i.rimit.al, interest. laiii:i:f ami cosl.t ihie on iii. rl;':ia,. St. made to tint S. liool I'iiii.I of Mitri.iu i-oiiul;, tv Sotouioii llar-

ness, aiii.'iiuliiiK to one lniii.lr.,1 .l..lnr (Ainu.)

l'M K II. rii:oV, W ll- lw A'J!l', Wari.ui foiinty.

MUTICTh. I will .tl.-rr..r sale, it Jlu Court ll.iiise 1.1 .loor.in I ii.Iiiiii:ohIia. I ii.luoia.il 2 u'rl.Ki. 1. Al .

on tlie Hi .lay of January , Is.ni, so murli .. ii... Soulli

half of lot liiliulN-r t1e,lii.viiari'lntiil,-rtAetlt) lw.,.f

lii.ii.'iuaiMiiis, in. nana, at win s;niivilic ,rui. ll.al. inter

est, dainae.- mi. I cods line on inoitr.ir.', Xii..nll, made

to Hi.-Ncli. l t-nndol Marlon I o.iuv, liv Jeimiuirs T.

VorW, aiiuiiiiitiuK to one luin.lr.-.l nul uiurt dollnrs and

eilit) three cents ( In! s :.) ;

. i i r h. i;i:uv., dec I i. lit A 3w Aiid.nr Marion .oinilv .

VOTM'li

a Speaker and Ck-rk shall lirst l elected, and Ulaied that they are now, and always were. . ...... . i ..... i ., ... .i..k.,uv .... n .., i...:, ..... ......

members sworn in by tlie Speaker, before proceeding to any other business, Mr. Smith remarked tlmt unless some such id an was adopted, the OubllC business would

.siirt.-r. Mr. l.'alwallader ctninselled his Demo

cratic friends to adhere to their josition and

iilatf.irni. McMulIen warnttl the Sewnrd Ke

ixiblieau s that if the Government ever passed

into Iheir hands, the Missouri Line be restored,

and the Fugitive Slave I .aw repealed, the Union

must, and will l tlissolvetl, the declaration of

that fanatical, grey-headed Mr.lhddings to the

contrary, notwithstaiidintr

Ma. Zollicotfer assigned the reasons why he

Could not supiN.it either lilt liardsoii or Banks,

ready to Ueiiver uii to the authorities anyone

of their number for whom tlto-tatit hot i ties had

a writ,abut refused, as sensible men would, to

sutler one of their number to le arrest.sl by an

irrepoiisit,ie ml.

It is erfectly untlerstood here that (lovernor Shanuoii's prov'lamation and bluster, were in

tended to play into the hands of Atchison,

btringfellow, and gang. olunt.t r rtHupanies

were raised in the border counties of Missouri

with wonderful alacrity, immediately upon its

prom u i gaiion. it. isaai.l mere arc now encamped near Lawrence from one to two thousand

armed men, and other companies are hurrying

oil ui loin them, aioslol them are resnleiil .Mis.

savin-' lhat his Iriends to.d on a middle and Jurians, Atchison and Slriugfellow are

national eronnd which all inorhl occupy with- "uk ."B",K " ""

out coliit'romisinir their rincitles.

Wrisrht. of Tei.n., contend.! that however

liatriotic the American parly here may b they

are by their votes making the extension of the

naturalization laws paramount to every other

consideration.

Mr. Cox recognized no one as a meniln-r of the American party who did not stand upon the

I -.'tli Mftioii or I lie Philadelphia plaltorm. H.'i-aida Seaker could be elected immedi

ately if the llem.s'rats would come over to his

side, but the Americans have no jntwer to carry

over all their force to Hi. hardon. Tin House then adjourned. Ripley County.

Thtj Democrats of Uipley held a meeting at Versailles on the 13th imL Dr. B. F.

Mullen occupied the Chair, and B. II. Myers

acted as Secretary. Dr. Mullen nddicssed

the ineetiiig, after which the following reso-

The Lawrence men stand firm, and will not

yield till th.y are forced. They have nievly

calculated their strength, and they hold to the ft 1 1 I - 1 - a a,.v..Uk -

ueuei mui it, will lake J.oou men to lake UtW

rence, and even theu with tlie loss of much

bio. si. The Lawrence men arc eulranched.have exKTienred commanders, and are well armed to

a man. I hey are calmly ami resolutely await

ing an attack. Col. Lane, of Lawrence, has sent a dispatch requesting aid from this city

lie says lii-'lit is inevitable. Col. tMimner, com

luainiaiit at the fort, is an ailing orders from Washington. Richardson, commander of the

militia, has Ixen striving to bring alsmt an am

icable settlement .but Strinirfellow, Hastiu, an.l

gang say no. Although the Lawrence men have

how n a disposition to do what is right, it seems that they must tight, or take the allernatim of

being massacred. Lawrence has at this time

MJO men under muster; their weapons of defence

arc Sharp's rifles and revolvers. It is said that

the Missourians have live pieces of cannon in

addition to their small arms

These camion were got by them in the follow

ing manuer: About one hundred of them broke

lulions were adopted

KrsolrtJ. That we cordially re-aflirm all the into the arsenal al LiUrtv, Clay county, Mis

principles set forth in the preamble and resolu- souri, secured the man in charge by tying him.

In mis oi uii L'cmocrauc iiaiituiai onveiiiion oi iook in.. cannon, uncus, ttc, on nanti, auu marcu-

It-W

Ksi!r,rJ. That the llemoeratic party, in old

and settled isMUe, need not declare ils priori

lles ill detail. We will be understood when we

sav that we bt'lone to the Democracy of the Un

ion, ana recoguize no geographical uues oe-

eU olf to Iawr. nce. Col. Sumuvr has sent

force to recover the arms stolen, and to piotivt

the arsenal from further plunder. Atehisoti.it is said, is encamped with some '.'5 men, aloit

I J miles from Lawrence, wailing for re nifoive-

meuts. There is a report afloat that Shannon

tween the North and the South. The interests I is much agitated, and is Iryinir to advise the

. i,.. . . ii... . , -

ol ail parts oi tne country are uie same lousjanu iiissourians 10 go home havini' at last con v in

so laras is in our power, we win maintain ine ce.i ininson mat mis is me only way toavot.i a

const ilutioiial rights of every State, and at the same time zealously maintain the right of the

actual nt til, r of the 1 crntories lo form and

regulate their domestic institutions iu their own

way , subject only to the constitution; and that any act of Coiutc :s, tending to abridge this

r ivj lit , is manifetttly wroni. and fraught with

evil.

RerijhfJ, Tint every one who makes our

country his home, and loves the coustitutiou.

the laws, and the liberty of the Union, is, in the largest srnr.r, a tru Amrrican. His birth

place was not of his own selection, and should

do Itiui neither harm nor eood. Hi religion is

between himself and his God, and should be left

to his ow n judgment. Conscience, and respoilsl

bibtv.

lirtftlcrj, That in the decline of that mis

chieVotis organization, 0111111011 ly called Know

Nothings, the country has great cause of rejoic

ing. Although its existence was destined to

leof f.hort duration, yet it has left its mark up

on the page of history written in innocent and . 0 . . .r ... .

unonenUing blootl that will require ages lo 00

literate. Conceived in iniquity and sin, its

fruits have been death.

Rsoleei, That while we regard intemperance

collision. He is obliged, however, lo advise

with Atchison and Slrihirfellow, and they, 1 be

lieve, require the Lawrence men lo surrender their arms. This they consider equivocal to lay ing dowu their lives, and of course they will not consent. Negotiation and compromise thus far have been fruitless. It is ihoiight that the criciA in Kansas affairs has come at last -the

fight isexected to liegin to day or to-morrow, and if &o it must be ahloody one, for the Lawrence nieu will fight with no ex iectMioii of quarter. It is thought by the Free Slate men here that the Missourians will attack this city, whether successful or not at Law rence; they have vowed the desrtuc-tiou of the Iteistcr press, and may throw it into llie river, as they did the Parkville Luminary. Possibly, Colonel Sumner, in endeavoring to retake the arms Htolen from the arsenal, may biing about a collision between the United S'.ites troops and the border ruffians. In tfie present condition of the public mind, a trifle may turn the sti ife into quite a different channel from that anticipated by those who originated it. To give you an idea of the excitement in this place, I Deed only slate that

business is entirely suspended, and groups ol

as a great moral and social evil, and the sale of I men are on the streets talking of the war. as if

ardent spirit a necessary and proper subject ol a terrible calamity was iuieiidiug, which ran-

Ifgislaliou, regulation, and restraint, yet we oy not be averted.

11. 1 means think it an evil of such magnitude as

to be willing to give our mi pport or endorse

ment to the present i'ruhibtlury lA'juar Lmi",

The following resolution was offered by Isaiah V. Kobinson, h., and uuatiimously adapted: Vr, That in view of the long an.l able public service of Hon. John L. Kobinson, we embrace this opportunity to express our entire contideiice in his former Hlitiral rourse and fi il. lily, mid should he be the nominee for (ioveriu.r. e ran and will give him a majority of old Kipley. The following resolution was then offered by Mr. 1. II. iMyer?, and was unanimously adopted. t'c.Wcri?, That having uiilimined confidence in the integrity, firmness, and ability of Dr. 11. F. Mullen, and in consideration of his ardent ntlachmvtit for, and untiring zeal in the cause of Democracy, Ave hereby present his name lo I he Democratic State Convention as a candidate for Secretary of Slate, and request our delegates to use their inrluence to secure his iiomiua lion.

Orant County. The Democrats of Grant county held their

County Convention at Marion on Saturday, Decenilier loth, which was organized by the selection of Dr. Stephen D. Aycra President and 11. V. Wallace Secretary. The Chair announced the object of tho meeting to bo the appointment of delegates to the State Convention, nnd upon motion uplsiiiited a committee of three to report the names of delegates. Tho coiiimitteo retried tho following names as delegates, which were concurred .: lthtjatfi.W Culberly, J. T. McDowell, John Hrownlee, and O. II. P. Carey. I'outin.ji'nt Defetjates. James W. Brown, lioU-rt Lenlestv, J. II. Jones, and liobert

Wilson.

On motion of J. W. Dodd, all Democrats

from Grant county present at Indianapolis at

1 lie meeting ol ihe Mate Convention, are iuvitedto participate in an equal consultation with t lie delegates ftUivo appointed. J. S. McDowell, Usq., o lie red the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted: Uroltl, That the Democracy of (Iraotcouiity are now iisev. r devoted lothe principles and success of :1m; National Democrat ie t.srlv a... I

thai discarding all isms or sectional issueM,

w l.elher atlecting the righta of States or of citizens we are for the Union, and for men who love the Union, and are opposed lo every party or cree J which st eks to obtain a local and leiu-

m tary success at the sacrifice f national jveace.

. ai uiouy , ami union. K' tolrtJ, That we take pleasure iu recommending lo the IViiiocracy of Indiana our fcl-low-riiizeii C. n John V."Dodd, as a firm, consistent, and loyal Democrat, and as possessing in an eminent degree, the requisite qualifications for an important public station, and therefore the delegate from this county I instructed lo cast their votes for Cen. John W. Dodd for Ihe office of Auditor of Slate. lirmtlnrj, That the State Sentinel and the Democratic pawrs in this district U requested 10 publi- h these proceedings, and that the Secretary forward a copy to each. S. 1). A YKK8, Chairman. B. F. Wam.ack, Secretary. (rTho local. of the St. Louis press have leen delighting their wits over the discovery by tho jmlico of that city, of a handsome yonnjj woman dre-Ned in male attire. She refiused to --.'v her arnt ,,lt 8ai,i f,Le canic from M.idisn, I ml., and had leeii emploj ed 011 variniii sleamUials within the last four years. She could ape a "blood" to perfection, sinoke, chew, driuk a cock-tail, aud valiant the girld. The police let her off.

Lttr. The St. Louis papers of the Ibih contain a rumor that there had boen fighting Is tween the Missourians and Free State men, al or near Lawrence, but little or no confidence was placed in this rumor, and it is probably unfounded. Spencer County. The Democrats of Stenccr assembled at Hockport on the 8th inst. Benjamin Ioimnie was called to the chair and J. M. Simmouds chosen Secretary. After tha apioiiitmeiil of delegates, the following preamble nod resolutions wero adopted ; WiiFRkAS, We the IV'inocracy of Spencer county, assembled in mass convention at llockIvort, having the fullest contideiice in the slering Democracy and political integrity of Hon. A. 1 Willard, do hereby declare our preference for Ashls-1 1. Willard as our first choice for Governor of the State of Indiana, A. I). 1KG. Therefore. KeaolttJ, That the delegates apKinted at this convention, to attend the Slate Convention at Indianapolis, ou ihe Hth day of January next, lie and they are hereby requested lo cast the vote af Spencer county for Hon. Ash be 1 P. Willard, as the first choice of this meeting f(r Coventor in 1SSG. UttolcfJ, That the delegates appointed at this convention to attend the State Convention at Iudianapvlis, on the 8th of January next, lx aud they are hereby instructed to cast the vote of Spencer county for Royal S. Hicks, as the first choice of this convention for Auditor of State iu 1.wj(;, and to use all honorable means to procure his nomination for that office. Rr$oleeit, That the delegates appointed at this Convention cast the vote of Spencer county f..r Hon Ballard Smith, of Perry county, for Lieut. Coventor in D&G.

Knox County. At a meelinjof the Democrats of Knox county held at Vine nnes bV December loin, James D. Williams was called to the chair and Kmanuel Meisenhtlter ap(ointed Secre

tary. John E. Jones, Ksq., addressed the Convention, after which d?!eg.ites were apointed to tho State Convention aud the following resolutions adopted : RetolceJ, That, while we have no intention of expressing a preference for any candidate for State tillice, we feel it our duly to express our obligations to the Hon. A. P. Willard, for his able and efficient efforts in Ik half of our party and its principles. And lo say further, that there is no man of our parly in whom, we have more confidence, or whom we cherish with

a warmer regaid, notwithstanding the base

slander invented to injure him by tin opposition

press ol litis cly. RnoUed, That we have a continued and abid

ing contideiice in the ability, integrity, and Ihmocracy of our present U. S. Seuator, the lion. J. D, Itright, and while we do not at this lime

designate him as a candidate for any orlice, we approve hi manly course. ReBolofil, That the able administration of his Excellency (Jov. Jos. A. Wright, merits the approval and hearty commendation of the Democracy of this county. Resolve J, That the Democracy of Knox county look with pride, and give their approval lo the firm and manly course of Ihe democratic ueinU rsof the lower branch of the National Legislature, iu the present contest for tho organization of that body. On motion of J. A. McClaugherty, the resolutions adopted at the Mass Meeting m Viiicennrs, on the 1 1 th October last, were read and reaffirmed.

0f"A shooting affair occurred on St. Charles street, St, Louis, on Sunday night, between two Germans named Fritz Dickaholdz and Fritz Trunshis. They apeared to have beeu good friend's, but after drinking together several times they wound up with this tragedy, which will result fatally to Dickaholdz.

d.-at l! Court Ii.

use

t'oiirt.

iiuHy side ilier.of

.SmemiM-r Term, l-'i'..

XI I II I!. will o:!cr f..r

ll door in lii.liii:iudis. Iii.h:m:i.al -A oYlix k.r.

ill tlie ".III .!.. of Junii:ir , s lor 'soli, murli of lie?

west hail of Hi.' Moiilli-wesl ouarl.r ..f srctiou tvt.'nlv-

four, I.im,isIiii tlfli-eii, r;ino lour east, nt a ill saiisl) tint riuciiil, uit.-r.'-l, ,laiiiHi'i-s au; rosli duo on uiort-

j-atre ... 4'i;, Iiis-le . me Si li.sl l-ii id of .M.oion county, l.y .I.Uoi iii.I.-iiihii, hiii. iiitot' to s..y.ii tv -

Hve .lollurs IS7 .)

ATS I l iofOWN, li'c ll-Wr'tw A udiU-r' Mln S I'uilntv. . - - ,t r. -

.I.K OT MV.l IVII l.M, l Ul iM .-

i V, Indiana.- ..u.'e H lierei.y Kiveutlmt tin 1111-

Uersiu.'.l, Auditor nl imiox cuiiiity, inuanu, am oh.t

at liuldic sill.' ul Uie t oiirl ln.ii door, n tin? lovvnol

V iiiceii.ios. In s:oa .'uuni v , i.ii .-tiuir.iav.ii,, o oi

K' .rintry , I" ', l t. -ii tti Ii.mih of ' .V. K., and 4 I t llie lollovt ini; Svtauil' lind, to-tait !

1 1... S .' i. ol llie . ol .Sec. .Vi V. T. - K.

rt V roiiliiiioii 4o acres. Said laud vtltl I"' sold lor ca-.li to 1 1 1 li.'li.-t bid.l.-r

f.irato film i't h'ss tlian one dolt.ir nul tiv-nty rle tf.iis oer acre. Jnll.N Ii I A I I s KMI?, A. K. C

tier 14 w Id

riMHMI A JKAKIt 1

L Kha J. N.-ul.J. I'. Hurt. i., I I aitsl toiuity t ircmt

and htua J.. Ins ttit.-.

tC lit It .1. 'ill. ins.. 11, I'linrles leu-

kins.ni, James It. Kiiiuliotd uii.l I

t:toi. J. Way. j i

I lie ..l.j.-. l of llie Kill lilcl 111 tins ciiit is 10 iriM iire a

arlitiou of tlie lands an-l premises ol ."af ili J.-nkiiison

situate, I) ini; and Im-iiu; 01 1 alls.! Cminlj Slatol .Mar) land, si k l'i p.rlies enlitl.-.l acior.ilc: .t llieir re siH'ctive iiilcn sls.

I lit) I, ill si lies llial a ..rl.on arali -i,-l iimoii, loruier

ly ul Tatlfot t'oiitil) , a luuali. , Out al ' tune 01 Ii

ileal Ii, ill llie ear eilileen hundred an' nny ts u, a rest

lent of tin' t ry ot I'lilla.leli.liia, .ftUonweitllll ol

I'emisx It aniii. .Ii.'.l ini, -tut, nnd vill..t w-ne, s-'i.-.l

and itt,-st,'d or an undit i'ie.1 Mviii i.1 or 1 ,. . 1 1 . . 1 .

llie lands and premise ol tier latin r, . .'"ii .iciikiiisou,

lale of 'att.'t '01111I . .1. en-.l, -ilnaO.,! Uinr aii'l l.einjr near Hie low 11 ol l-.lmi, in I atil 4nl, r-lale of Mar) land, and now 111 Uie .k-i ii.ali..n and a. -session ol a certain James IS. Kiiuiio.l, ol I alit .-o.mi , and a certain Hon J. Way, 01 tlie tity ol Hnb.l.l'liia, leaving tilt, .ouiplaiuiiiils Hint the said K11II1 J. ikiiisoii, and t li.irles Jeiikinson, el the Mate ol InUiuna, w i.low and only child of Vi illiani Jentu decease, her hetr ami llegal representatives; ale! 1I1M tlio s.nl James r!. Kumlxd.l and KI011 J. VI uv.ur.' 111 llie possesion ol said lauds and premises ol lend luuali.-, .-a rati Jeiikinson, clunniiiK bume ri;lit or tide to llie hare of sii.l William Jeiikin.soli,wlio was a hrollu r f said lunati., Sarah Jeiikinson, and tli.il the sal. I defendant-! had reli-i'dany partition of said lauds aud premise-.; and llial liecomplaiuanls ar.) reined) less, sate ty the aid ol Has Com I, and pray ing a partition ol said lands and pr,-mi-s among the parlies entitled according to their rt'ieciit . inlere.ts as set forth in said lull, and such liirllu-r and '(tier relief as lliuircase may require; and also, thai the sai4 KI..11 J. Way and Kiilh Jenkins.. n and Charles Jelik ius..i are 11011 residents, and reside mil of the Mai.' of Mar) Jill. I. II is thereupon, lliis nineteenth .lay oi Noveiiilx-r, eighteen hundred and tllly-rtve, ;,.ljudi;. J aud or-lered lliattliei .ni:ii. Is, I.) causing a . .'pyul tin order It be piildlshed in some lien -paper, once a Week, for Uiret. weeks, .iccc!..ivcl3 , tefore the l.titi .lay ol January Ili'Ht, printed ill III. tityr.f llola.lelhia. Stale ,.r 1'. lihlwii!ia, and also mice a week, for tlirett weeks, sin e, sot el) , Iwlore Ihe Mid l.tllila) ol J:umary lievl, in some iiew-p:isT prinU'd 111 the city of iMiliaunpolis, Stale 01 Indiana, go e notice lo the s.ii.l al.stsit delendanls l Ihe ol.iecl and sul. dance iH s.o.1 lsl, and warn llieiil to tieand appear lit UusCourl, in 4.er-.i of l.y SoIn llo r, on or t l.re Ihe lllleentli day .,( Ala fi 'xt.l.i answer Ihe prt-ini's and -.how rmiw, if any l iey have, why a decree nii-'hl hot In p:ts. as prated. P. IS. I10ITI I.'. True Copy IVat. decllwlw SAMUKI. I HOPKINS, ( luik . NOI IT U WKS'ITI IN AG L (JV Foil SALT AND LOCATION Oi XjsA.3MX W-A-rLTtufVIMTO. ami nut I'uVritY Of l.ANI). rpilK undriiriieJ tllroLliik-) ha e foniil a Co part1 nership .r the iirpo-eof A.liuga Aireutsnud Attorney ,r other, in i.inkiitg S'-le. lions uihI entries ol I .ovcri.i.i.'nl Ijonls, ai.l 111 iMlliur and I.KMto Imiii.I Warrahls ill llie North-Western Stales more esscial ly in the Stale of I. ova, wliere 3.H10 of llie hfsl lall.N in the Country ar yet vacanlaud sul.je. I to entry. III ottering their scrv lea lo thosn w ho ) is- inlervslt)d in Ijiii.I Warrant or desirous 01 entering lan, In, tlie) Would sa) tiuil with their know I. ..lire f the . untr) ; the direction ol Internal luipr-.vi'mciiis.aiul these, lions nl Country to whnh Ihe freaier unioiinl ol em :-rli..ii is leiidiinf, llie uii.lersiyiic.l e,-l . unit. tent iu their ahility to iiiaka as good, and 111 111. sl ra---, l ti, r s. , u.u.s for parlie tl.att tln i nn lof themst'iv.'s, and IhiT-.-hj save lli.un the expense oi n Journey , loss ,f time, nd Inn. h of llie pense necessary I T making snrt t-jr w hen only a small )U1llitlly ol laud Is '.o he cnlere.l. t harei for mak ing selections an.l l. utm!' i.and Warrants, and to rover k:.ii.l tnti. e Fees, will lk. follows: Kr locating 4 acres arraul-, ami lor Oiticv Cees. . t. iwt o , . ... t o " " .. Ill tt tt It'JJ tt t, t, it . . The atxwr amounts must always aerompnni the W arrant. A rensonaldo deduction on also u rJes w ill Ismade to thov hav ing a large iiumU-r of Warrants located. Charges lor making entries with cash, will Is' same as aixoe, with tlie deduction of thr land I'lttce -.es, ( f I forever) 4l acres) charj;e, l,y (itlhso only in location nl War-ants. II I'l'lie inid.Tsigiied wiltctl W arrants lot a i i.iuiuis-

STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! It. I., th A. W. MvOVX't', Slov Coal (,'rato and Tin Wait; ESTA ULjyil MENT, 'pilIC siil.scnl.crs, thankful lorlliit very bherai 1 p.Htroiiag.' I.er. U.lor.i ext.uidc.l to them, l.y P'F' T Uie . iiiensof ln.liaiiiiM.lis, and the public geii-aS -ZCZi rally , take ll.ia m casion to say, thai Ihey art H M in rectupt of the largest and Ih: asxirlcd .-'l.M k of STOVES AND COAL URATES, Kver otTered by lliein in this market, w hi. h Ihey will sell Tor cash, al the very smallest living prices, and lhe Iiokj hy lair ilealmg w it It all and strict alt. uli.ui to husiuess, bi merit and receive a continuance of tint name. Ihey also keej. , .instantly oil haud ,,r. Brass and lorcclani Kutlles, m V are, wholesale and r.-Uil. Castings of t-t cry variety, including Siiiuotliiiig Irons, Sinrar Kettles, ,Vc, tVc, and alt kind of House Tnmmiiitrsan.l I:.,IIi.l'-i, and I in and Sheet Iron Job Work done lo order, with neatness and dispatch. Also, a tlue and assorted lot of ltti.iu Iron Air-Tight Parlor Moves, Of their own uiuuuntcliire, warranted n.4 inferior lo anyIll this market. Also, an assortment of K It ll.ll)M I'l.Ol'C IIS, always 011 hand and for Mat.) cheap for cash. A us-rior a rude of Agrit tiltnul lieltlti htruw Cutter-. ll'z-'Kvery article s.il.1 by us warranted.

1 hose 111 want of any Hung iu our line w ill do well to

give us a call Is-lore purchasing, as weUiink wecan oDer

irrcsilatilti ludiicemeuu to purchaso your stoves ami

oilier articles. In our lint ol trade, troin us sep;.lly K. A. MiOUAf. I't in.ic saim: or Stininp I:iiiiU in Oran&cCo. (iriK tr AcniToa or Ok.nwk ( ).. I'aoli, Aug. -J7, If.Vi. I

1!M pursuance of the provisions of an act e ntitlcl " All Act to regulate the sale of the Swamp IjiikIs, doiiat.sl by llie I'niie.l Stales to tho Stale of Indiana, and lo lro-

V ide lor llie draiiiitig and reclaimiiiK thereof, in act-oid-

tt nee w ith tin' 1 ondtlion uf said granl," approve.! May

J, I -.v.', and the n-veral acts aunplemeiital thereto, an

prove.l June 14, IKi-J, aud March 4, ISaCI, lliere w ill Im ottered at public sale, al tlie Court House, in the town

of Kaoli, tiie lotlow ing Swamp l-ainps, I) ing and Is'ing

111 the said county ol Orange, situated as billows lo w il:

In township, .No. 'J, S.1111I1 of Kango i West, lt)l acres,

l.euie llie S t '. ol seen. u is.

In township. No. I, Soulli of Kauiro 1 West, HI acre

being the K ' of S K of section I..

I'll. saU w'illi'omuieucetii tlie 1 1 tilt tlaynf Nnveinlier.

I -".V"., at ten o 1.x k in the forenoon, and btt continiieil

rrom dav lo day until all the lands are offered. 'I lit) con

ditions ol sale are cash.

II. COMINfSOKK, se,t 7 wt Auditor Orange County

IM'KEltNAN & ED G A It. HEAL ESTATE AND STOCK O 1 p I O 33 . Itiiti'S of ('oiuini.sjoii arn as follows :

Alt tales from Sim u Iljmu Inclusive, will he Uxe.l nl

- y eenl, ascniuii..isioii; as the tulue of tliu proii a.lvances alN.v,, :i.inni ll.e rale p.-r c. nl. will .leer

I on first $ 3.KNI. Ou nil ;ilea 1 ..y .Mlfl,u of ftrsl quality tlry brown niKur ands, commissi.. u l charged, j U ,.,,,,,,1, ,,f first .pinlitv Klo roBee chanre wbaU-T.-r. We reipnre j M I,,,.,,,.!, f .mi clean dry Hue sail

lerty

ill the follow i m; ratio: From :t.iam to urn ,11. t,

cent.; froiu3,inU l.. $..,uni t, . ,cht.; ir..in i,itiu to

1 ai 1 f ecin.; iroiu $.,0011. and a lull, h irreab r as the sum may If, 11 will in. I Is, less than one -r rem. and all sums as al.v ineiitioned roing atMio f;i,mi

will lx Z reiil.: i liar-e.1

of prMrty, while in our hand

;. sale, t.o roiuniissi.in or

notice to he riven two weeks previous lo a withdrawal

of property lr.ui our hooka.. An.1 w e further w isli it un.lersbMHl Hint we hold all ieroiis resNiusildi for the commission 011 1'roperty when trades may i roiiiuieure.l wiih the owners of said property U-lore the withdrawal of lite s.itiie. Wmmhmrlvm .V ldjtiimg th, t'mlmur n-''t Have now KNTKKKU ON TIIKIK HOOKS nn.ro tluin 81,000,000 IXI'ATls For sale on Coniinl.si.n. FARMS IN MARION COUNTY. It- tirt acres, in I'erry township, 5 miles from Indianapolis, south. No. 21 :t. 'M acres, ono mile Nortli-wcsl of IndiannpoliH, on Fall I'reck. .Xo. ill. Aiil acres of land and a (Srist .Mill, situated on Fall Creek, north-east of liidianaiolis. 0. f!. ipj acres, in Frank tin township, III miles e of Indianapolis, Jot) acres cleared. ."t . ;13(. '.-lu acres, H miles south of Indianapolis;

act- in cultivation.

o, 317. apolis. Ao. S5U. Ast luui. So. 373. iliuitH'iolis. Mo. 407.

ft o. ii.-,

GOV. ADVERWSEMTS, Otrp t; or t'oiiiiiV CuiittAL or St isisTtai 1, Washtugtoo, I Mitber '23, Si:illTK I'lUHMIStAI will be received at tins utile until the l..th day of January, lKi6, r the deliver) of provisions 111 bull:, for tin use of the troops of the I lill.sl Slab's, Upon Ii..-h-. tmu, as follows; .11 f ori ttraJf.tmmll Si r . JUurtt, .V.cktga. bj tarr - Tk lii barrels of fresh us rtiiie flour an bushels of new whtU' Held Ik aus flii wund.f col hard ..!

;t;s niiuls or goou nar.i utiiow , o...... 3

7u acres of laud, 7 miles souttiof Indiau-

M acres of land, east of Iteaf ami lluuib uf a Flouring Mill, 41,' miles ne of In-

.sc?---j

JsKsTs.::

Tin; i.ri"risi: oiant CORN AND COB MILL. raltntrU Mu lli, 'i4, am J .Vein Jswrmf ittued . Ill, 'if.. "e Kilter tlie field Again with thia M celebrated Mill at the head of the Premiuii, List ul nearly every Fair yet, where a cuitest lias been had. Our .Mil! has been materially Improve.!, and our facilities for iiniuulitcturiiig so increased, that we can assure our customers that llie present .Mills ui.l by us are far suncnor to anvtliimr of Uie kind evtant. All warranted.

as usual, and .. tiered al our store S.t. W ater street,

Cincinnati, at the following retluretl prices at reian No. 1. :; .No. Stu; .No. 3. i"n; No. 4, SOU.

I.iln-rnl itiseouul lo dealers. County rights for sale,

and Mills furnished at greatly reduce .1 raws to those l sirinv l.i iieddle the Little lilanls.

A II loin in iiiinulioiis upon the sut'Ject promptly atU'tid-

ed to. We invite farmers and dealers visiting the city to call

at our Works, on Wood street, near Hamilton aud St.

1, .t,, and for once the) will l surprised at llie grow

ing prosjiertly ol llie i.iuie t.iaui laiuuy

oc " t It.V wliiio

scon .v nr.iMiKs,

No. tt Water st., Cinciniialt.

1IHKF..Nli:Yfc:it A IIHKWBTKK are the s,d.' Owners I the above 1.1 1' I l.M til AN l", and

have the exclusive control of the sale of the same in the

Counties of Marion, Hamilton, lioone, Hendricks, M.

i-an, .lohuson, Kartholomew , llecalur, Shelby, Hush, H un .m k. and Madison. They sell the M ills at the Cin

cinnati manufacturer's prices, ami will enforce their

ri;. his iii all cases. N are house .t. 7 Tt kliliiKtttii Street, tu t 2(1 lndianaM.is, Ind

NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION. ST A IK OK IXIHAXA, MAI.'ION COUNTY :

VT OTICK is hereby given, that at the OctoU'r term of

XI the jnrl ol Coin un n rteas, cl Marion I ouiity: alter filial settlement of the K.lab) of Charles Thruus

b-r. deceased: alsuil the sum of two hundred dollars

were found remaining for dl-lriluili in among the heirs

Said heirs are Iherelore nolitl.sl to apHar on the first

day ol the next b rm ol tu.nl ourt.anJ prove their heir ship, and rec. ive their distribution share. W.M. S IT.WAhT, dec (j w Iw I'lerk, C. C. I'., Marion C.t. NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTiONT STA1K OF IN HI AN A, MAKION COl'N IV:

TVT Ol ll'K is hereby given, that al the October term of

i.1 the Court l I oiiiiiimh fleas, o. Marion t ounlv;

attei Until s.'lll it of the r.sLiteol Tliomas I, lienlry.

letsHsed: aUiul the sum of lour hundred dollars were

found reiiiauiiiu-i r listriluioii amour llie lieirs. Said

heirs are Iherelore nolided to aps-ar u the Hr.l day of

tin. next term of s:itd Cmtrt, and prove their Heirship,

and receive their distribution share. NVM. STFVVAHT. dec u 4 w I'lerk, C. I'. I'., Marion I'l

WOOLKX MACHINERY!

r. i.. auiiiAi:i,

NKWYOKK,

liialilils. llirer of the original SIKF.I. KIM.

KIIKKIM. M., tll.NKS and FKKU

KOLUs, to to sll.xche.l bi Fiksf and also to .vt. oD

Breakers an l Finishers ii W Ooto.i Carding Machines

1 he attachment t second llrejtk. rs and Knnsners is new and very luiportaul. 'I hose machines are in succrsslul obiT.'ittnii, ou Orsl lirenkers, In niost of llie principal Woolen Factories iii the United Stales, Canada and Met.

ico, a..,t are .teemed, fy evM.rieu.-i-d niauulaclurers, as the-uiost erls'l ma. l.ines iise.l, ami ludisps-iMaMe lo

thercouomical ami sin es-lul uiaiitilai lure ol wool. They are iu fact llie only strong, durable ami successful on-raluii; machines iu use. No carding machine shoiil.l run an hour without tlieui.

Tlie Feed Hulls are sbnijC and Uunthle, ami worthy of

attenlloll. Circulars ex plaining these Machines and Holts, references to mills having them in use, Ac, mav te liad l) ad.lre.s.iui; C. I liOHOAKU, No. liowlitig t.reeii, New-Voik, t whom orders should be directed. epJwy

V ami IOOTH

I Ml acres, t miles se of ludiniin.lis. IlJtl acres 4 miles i..,t .f I.iHIb.ihiimIim. in

high stale l culltvation. AO. 10. I -tl acres, aUmt miles west ol In. liana

mjs,oii .National Koa.l. Ne. 417. hi acres, in Law rence Township, C miies north-east r liidtanaHlis. etO. Jji. 16.' acres III miles west of Indianapolis, 7(1 acres cleared. No. SiiO. :ctti acres ft miles north of Indianapolis, I4U acres improved. Nu. .'it;!l. "l.'s acres mile east of Indianapolis.

.10. ;l. tsi acres I', miles Iron, lndianHM.is. .No. I . lt acres I', miles from ln.liaua.is. !NjO. . 7tlacr.s, II miles 11 e of lii.liauKp.dis. '. C. IO. ttti acres -I miles west of IndianaiMills,

giMKl i in proviue uls, with saw mill.

.O. i;.l. 4i SI acres. 011 the line of Marion and

Johnson Co., i miles fr.uu ludiauainilis. i milea fiMin

l.awreucetuirg Kailr.HiJ, rUy Improved.

na, "Jo acres, ly. miles soulli of liiJuuai-olis,

part improved.

tto.741. A Meam Saw Mill, near Utnesville, h

miles frxiu Indianapolis.

rso.lHO A t.nsl Mill and Saw Mill at lariners-

ville, 011 Huck Creek, on the Lawreuceburg hailroad; also, :io acres of laud attached.

lo. ?s(. C acres, Iu cleared and 5 In tiwlier, on

the t 'rawfordsville road, 4 luilea west of ln.liaiiot,s.

no. 7HI- llie rlouia Kipple .Mills, u..l liHlnout-lls. tu. 3!K. fU acres, hall cleared, t trade for I'ail-

roa.l SbH-k.

.No. HIT. 34U acres, 2 mib-s east of Indianapolis.

ilh giMMl improvements. Ao.07. A Glial and Saw Mill, on hagle Creek,

H miles w of InJiunapolis; will exchange In Mtrtb.rtlty

pr)s-rty. IN u HIO HI acres, adjoiulag the town of CumU-r-laud; ill acres cleared.

.No. HlS- 7.'. acres, C miles north west of In. lianapli; ' acres clean-d, w ith other Improvements. INo. Mill. rtiucres,4 miles so.ul, of I inlianapoti-; 5 acres cleared and well improved. .No. hvl)- :t-Macit's,0 luil.'s s uitli-ea-t of In. liana-poli-; improv CllientS g.nhl. .Na. 4i. rs acres, 5 miles nortk-west of li.diaua-oli-; 31 acres cleare.1. liOONK COUSTT. No. 299. I0S acres of laud, near N'ortlifleld. .No. 474. 245 acres, W miles from Lebanon on the Michigau road. No. 5 I'l. HI acres, south-west of Ia-bauon. io. ttOd. M acres, ltl acres cleared, H miles north Of Im-Ih-II..!!. .Nu. tistl. 3no acres, within mile of l-l.aiion; part cleared and Improved. BENTON f'Ol'XTr. So. 520. 4HI acres, tiiii'ter land. BAKTHOLOMKW COUMTY. !0. IHt. A (irist Mill and Saw Mill, on (liny Creek, III uiiles east of Columbus, alt inpsHl order. INo. 215. acres of land, with a Grist Mill, Saw Mlllaml Woollen Fat-lory, 6 utiles north of Columbus. CLAY COUNTY. .No. 717. I'" acres, M acres well timbered, on which is a good Sb-aui Saw Mill. CLINTON COUNTY.

ICII acres, mile from Land L. raitr.vaJ,

.No. 421 . Iiart cleared. .No. 157. No. 5S5. Muiicie town. Ao. GO I. So. 107. .No. 3!M.

INo. (117.

OtN) acres, 4 miles from Thnrntown. HKLAWAHK COUNTY. " 10Hacres,lUacrescleared, 1 'i miles from 13-i acres, liiuls're.l land. HAVIK.SM COUNTY. 201 acres, tlmtiered land. liKAKROKN COUNTY. l.itlacre8,,.Micbare.l; go improvements. liFXATl'lt COUNTV.

loll acres, Hal acres cleared, linp.ovt-

slon .if V kT . .'I.t 0.1 .r.Ne.M.s .. sales.

All cou.uiiitilcnliotis miit Imsini'ss ,tir,

Ic.l lo either of

llie undersigned, Hi their respective places of residence,

will Is nroiuplly and pr.iM-ilv alt

ll.l.-.l b

KM II AKH J. till MM; F,Ki I'H F.K,

lu.liauapolis, Ind. W ILLIAM J. liAII.IMi tv liKollll K, Fori Pes Moil c-, low a. i;..1-KKI.mi:s: Joseph A. Wrlaht, (ioveriior of Indiana; S. K. Perkins, Chief Justice ol " John II. I .trees, Fs..., Iudianaslis. Ind Hon. O. II Smith, M.ti. I'rirht, I'.-.., Madison, 1 11. 1 ; John I!. Niles, Ks.p, l.aport. , Indisun. Oeo. II. Kukin:'. Ks..,i. Ihe City "I I'tnltdel hi ,; Messrs. Hanks, l.oiild Co, New Vork City; J. K. I r..ss. Mayor ol Ihe Cf.) ot Milvtraiisee. OS-'.'.. d.Vw:tin

INDIANA. SEF.n AND AGRICULTURAL

OTT'S LlTTI.r. CIANT

LANDRETll'S GARDEN SEEDS. J Mi ll. I. rereive UKtiin this winter, u very largo lot f the c-lebrsl.-d Garden Seeds from Havid Ijtndreth, Chila.lelpl.ia. Oar. loners or others, who want lo re I large lolsol certain Seeds, will do well t l give uie llieir orders on i. r before new year, as the demand in the sprnuclor l-aii.trelli'i, Seeds, is generally such, that I cauml luriilsh t.nouij;h. My assortment will Ik. complete ir, tune lot the demand hi the spring. All house-keepers who have a small spot of ground, w ill do well to invest a lew dimes ii, those seeds, as thev will reap dollars. t'll'AULKS MAN FK, 110 10 wtf No .! Washiiigbiii street. InTOTICB Of the location of the two Land Offices and the office of the Surveyor General in Kansas aud Nebraska Territories. 1K II KNOWN, Thai in pursuance of the mil seclion of the act, approved '..M July, iNts, rr.aluig two new laud ottt. es ..r the Territories of Kansas and .N.-t.raska, and of tlie first section of itie same act,.-, luld.shiug Ihe olllce of Surveyor tieneral lor said Territories, the nitl.e lor the "Omaha litstriii' lias been located nl Omaha Cly, th.. seal of government of Nebraska Territory; and the olttce for Ihe "Pawnee Instri. V aud of the Surveyor (General, at "U Coinplou," lln s'ai of govcriimeiil of Kansas Territory. (tiv en under I11V hand this I went) -sixth day f Novemlier, A. I. Is..". I!V UKDIB.O HIK I'KICsimrwT : THOS. A. IIKMIKICKS, Coin in issioner ol the (ieueral Land Oltlce. dec 1 1 -rf l,w

"i'A(iiitii:.T J.-tt.-r.n V. William .a J. c. 111. on, I

Atta. hmeiit

iow(n i

nut ami cok misis. IMTKMKIl MAV 1(5, l:.l, IN doubtless an invention anion" the nn-l iiuportant of iiiiMleru limes, for the use of well advised larmers and slH-k le.'d. rs-and the universal favor w 1 1 It which il has been received fr.uu Ihe lir-l, more than an) thing else, attests its utility and Mipcrionl) . For rlaliilii, simplicity of coustritctioK, ami conva iiiem-e 01 use, the l.ilile l.iant has no equai It weighs from three to lit e hundred ii,uds, a, cording to si.et can be put up in operation by Uie tanners in .11 minutes, Without ex iense or tne, haul, at aid, then a ljil-U'd ami used w ith convenience by any b,i,ly . 'I he Little liianl has received tlie l t'..-niiiun a every Mlale Fair from Missouri to Marylniivioie past Kail and that iu the most complimeiilary manner. 'I hese Mills are guaranteed iu the most sisiive inttn tier against break 1111; or derangement aud rranU-,l to grind feed Ir.mi ear corn, and iron ..11 fine Inmiiiiy from shelled corn, Willi a degr f ease un.l col .liivn. c lo

rariii purH.ses never attaiiiK.I before. I In. sul.s. riU r-aie now prepared to furni-.li Ihe far

ruers with improve 1 patterns and sie to slid the varied w nuts o all. No. o is ottered l $lil coniplep, ready for nltai liinr the team, and warranted to rlu.l III Im-lt-ds of feed per hour with one l.srsc. N.,. ;t at t hi, will irrnd I". luisiiels r hour w ilh horses. ..,.4 at Ji.ll, will grind VI bu.l.els M-r hour w ith two hors.-s. We own the entire and ec4usiu ri; U l' tn:ike and tis.', and vend ,o I, use. I. ,. ,,M,, i,a,'i-d Mill 111 the counties of Marion. Hamilton, Ma. lis.. 11, .Morj'an. UaiiC.a k, Kush, Ih-catur, llarllndomew, Johu"U, Hendricks ami It.n.iie, ami shall Iw al all Iniie Icppy lo f.ir.oJi Mills at manufacturers prices, and w ill ullv.w a hiieral couiiuissiou for orders, the U1..11CV 111 ft tsi-cs to accompany llie order. W u shall 111 all ans V I "ur rtflila 111 Ihe above named co.iiiue , un.l pr.tsi' all ii.fro.enieiils iip.ui th. -in poneptlv. ;LKKI .N.MAVKK ."it RKKUSlKl.', aug'jTdlwCiu '.4 Fast W asliiurUwri, lislian:i-.lis IWXIT .T.av STOlESl BOLTING CII0TII8! IIKAVY AN II F.XTKA IlijVY, I'0 1 iT A 1 L K M 1 1 a TsS . M I L I i I K( ) N S AMI IMC.NKIt l. ,NI 1 1 .1, FI fAIMIINi; II AY W' A l; II A WAVNI , Opposite K. I.'. Ivpoi , t V'Vflan.l, Ohio II AN W.M.I, TKAVIS, West Water-Street, ftnragn, Illinois, ailg.'-dllll w ly .

A Maui is W ttliain ami el tlie Him of M

W illiam Nordike. j 1F.FOIK Jos.-pit .Nlcl oiinell, a Justice of the Peace ol Warren 'I nwuship, Marion t'ounly, I in 1 111 lis, lor

t..l wi. Notice is hereby oiven, that on tlie '.M.l of NotemlKjr, 1K.rt, al Ihe iuslai.ee and usm the aittdatilol Jedersoii C. iUihiii, one or the atmte .leleuda its a wnlof alls, loueiil was issued against the goods, i-hat-lles, rif his, credits, moneys, an.l etlet Is id said N illiain Nordike, noii-resi.:eiit of ihe SUU) of Indiana, and Uiat said writ has been returned, no property lound. Whereiim.i, Samuel t.mvr and l.lvhucsion Vaiilaniugton were sumiiis.ne.1, the aiiin of twenty dullnrs due Ir ui said lirove, and Ihe sun, of eight dollars, due from said Vanlauuiii'clu.i.i, by accounts I.t said Nt illisui Nordike, garuislieed 111 th.-ir hands, on the '.Hh day of Noveiul-r, Is...'., and thai oil the '."'III day of Itecember, IsV., at .' 0 . l.s k, I. M., at my ortice, 111 NVsrreu Tow nshtp, Ala rioii Count), Male .,1 Indiana, I will proceed and decide Uii the claims of said NV iU.miiis, whereof the said NS illii.m Nordike, del. u.lai.l, and all others interested, lus) Hint Will l ike notice, this 4th iNvember, l-V. JOSKI'll Mi Ct'NNLLL, J. I'., (kl. dec 14 w4w XJOTICi: I will offer f-r sale, al the Court House 1N dixit, in Indianapolis, linliHiia, al 2 o'clock, I'. M., 011 the Till day of January, I " ;, for rash, s mu. I, ot llie following described real estate: Ira acres off the eastsideol the south -cat ipiarter of S. liot. itle.', 1 own-hip lotirtec derange four isl, as w ill aatisty the

balance ol the priucipul, aud the inlcresl, damages and

oslsitue on mortgauo No, 4.11 , made lo Ihe School Fu .1

of Marion I '.Mint v , lv I'.liutoi.l l't.ll, amounting to

tenly-Bi tl.dtais and twenty Ihe cents .'...) AUSTIN II. KKUNNX, .lee II wHw Auditor Marion County.

N 4 TICK. I will oiler lr sale, at the Court Hons. door, ii Indianapolis, In. liana, at 'J o'clock, I. Ai.,

011 the ,ti .lav .if January, l-.rf,, for cash, so luui 11 .11 tin'

south half of Ihe south-east .piarter ..I S,,.i.ii siileeu. Tow nship lllteen, range ttve east, coutaiiiliur '.' 'Jj lll

acres, as willsulisly the prim ipal, interest, .lauia,es ami costs din 011 mortgage No. tin, made tothe S. Insd Fund

..f Marion County, bv la vl I .miw ell, amoiinliiiif U. him' ty dollars t$ ai.) AI STIN II. liKuW X, lea It w:tvv Auditor Marion County.

VTO I' I I will oiler Hr sale at the Curt house

IN d.fc.r 01 liu Iiai.an.dis. Indiana, al 'Jri.l.sk, I . n.

on tl.e ,tl, day of Jauiiiir), Is rf, lor cash, so mu.h..f the north ea-t .piart-'rol Ihe itttrtli-uasl quarter of section lo.irl.s n. town-hiti nuililx'r seteuteeu, rauge two east,

as wilt satisfy the principal, interest, damages ami o-ls I . . ........... .1 . .1 . . ...

one oil lilorlaj'e ."V... I,'. , n..tot. t tne .-scii,, run.i ui .'.Ian. hi County, by Chri-topher S. st.-pli. ns, aiiioioiliug

to eighlv dollais ls.) AIMI.A 11. r.i.ovi.i, dec II vt:tw . Auditor Marlon County.

incuts good, 4 miles from (ireeust.urg.

rt LTON COU STY. No. 517. I'Jt) acres, I uiile from K.H-liesler. KAVKTTK COUNTY. No. 0O lUU acres, eight uiiies aoutl, of Couiiers Ville,j0 Bi n's Improved. FRANK LIS COUNTY.

.No. 79(1. I.si acres. In a hiih stale of cultivation.

Willi g.tod Improvements, near the Lawreiu-churg l. b'. .No.7!!. Ml acres, well limU'red, 6 miles fr.uu Kn-Vville. INo. HO ." . A Steam Saw Mill, wiih .1 1 cres of laud and necessary buildings, 7 miles from Hr.Mkt illc. llKNW'KKs. COL' STY. Ito. "?bs. Oue undtvi.le.l t, of a Fleam Kl.nirliir Mill, with 4 acres of land at Stilesv ille. No. 3 IO. A Steam Flouring Mill al FlainUel l. No. 7s.. Ill aires of lnml, with Meam Saw Mill, in troo-l r.iiuoiir order, 4 miles north of iHtuvilt.'. Sm m 1ti. A Sleaui Saw Mill, with sMW boiler aud liiachiiiery, lotrad.) lor t it) prn-icrty. .No. acres, 3i miles north-west front Iiiuyille,'Jou acres cleared and in g.Mt.1 stale uf cultivation. HANCOCK ItillNTV. SO. 3:1 1 l.t ai res, I mile from Alton station, W acres cultivated. No. 4b". bill, acres I'lnils North of National Kohd. tta. .'tt lstt acres, iu tuiilier. HOWAKU COUNTY. No. 6.. Hi acres, in IiiiiIh t. .o.U1S- l'"Jl acres, iu Uuil-er. INo. t.. u acres; iuiprovemeiits giHtd. HAMILTON CltCNTV. .o. fi lC. HI acres, t mile of K.irtrillt;,lniproeluents gMNl. JASl'KFt COUNTY. INO. 1)03. Iti.mai acres. .lulINSOS COITSTY. No. 3 20. lOtl acres 3 miles east of Greenwood. JKNNISOS COUNTY. .No. (;37. 1141 acres, well itnp-.ovcd, w ith a large Flouring -Mill, situated of a mile from Vernon. MADIH.IN COUNTY. No. 173. IV acre of land, 2 miles north -enst of l lieslertl. l.l; !N acres improved. No. 3l. '.i acres 'J miles north-east of Indianapolis, I mile from Alfoni; a!xil7il acres cleartsl. So. 77t. 4ti acres, limla'red land of the liesl .juality, w ill be exchaiigod forclly proM'rly. No. SO'i. Iimi acres, improved, 1; mile from the town of An.lerso.iSo. hOIf. !' acres, isirt under cultivation, C.t, miles front Amlersou and the K. II. Totitaitie I'tiilroud. NO.KI2. tstl acres, l miles from llie county s.-al, small improvements, to exchaiuce for pros-rly iu Indianapolis. MOUOAS tXUN'TY. .No. 2s3. COO acres north-east corner of ihe county, yt acres improved, .No. ttUII. '.MO acres, I'M acres cleared, goo.1 I111provemeiils, within 3'. luilesof M.iorest itlu. MONTOOMF.KY COUNTY. .No. (!3S. A Woolen Factory, with good wider iowcr. MARSHALL COUNTY.

.No. 3s(j. I JU acres, 011 ellow Kiver. .No. lib! acres of land, near tlie town of I'lyliii.uth,l.t excliuuge ,r priert) tn liKli:iup.l.s. PCTSAM COUNTY. No. 44)7. 24u acres of land, 3 miles fr.uu I loverdale. No. -170. IU' acres of laud 4 mile from (ireen-ca-tle, iu i-.hI slate of cultivation. No. .tH3. HUI acres, 5 miles from K. H. stutiou; M acres cleared. No. 434i. 'Jj3 acres, good improvements, 3 uiiles south of Manhattan, 1'AhK COUNTY. No. HOI). ?)4 acres, H miles from If.skvlll., in a K.mmI tieihlsu'luNMl, to trade for a house and lot li, 1 11d ia its polls. Kl'SH COUNTY.

"Ul acres of laud, 7 mile, sunt', of Kiiili-

Slt'l 1'aslltitiM tlf rood . l lrr vtieKar

OiK-halfon l-t June, ISWi; remainder by 1.VI. Septeinbcr, I'M. .1t Tart M irttWsW, Mtckigvn. Crl biirn-H of suk lii 1'itrr. ls of Iresh sii'rflii flour atibiisliels.d new wlob( Held tcaiis isTil soi.U of hard sp ,t.-i siuils of )j.Md hard lallow candles Si-jrt 1 Is of lirsl ijualily dry brown sugar 1314 pounds of first .pialilv Km coffee 14 bushels of iroo.1 clean dry flnr salt pl.'ttllolis of g..d cider vinegar. line half on lit June, Krh; r. ulaUi.Kf 1J 15tll Se t"!llt.mlHr, Isiati. Jtl hurt ImJrprmJemcr, (., Mf'tkmttlM. I.'t barn Is sirk JJTI barrels of fresh suM'rtliie flour list bushels of new while Held beans ITVi m.iiii.1s of tfiNHl hard soap f'iA pounds of good hard tallow caudles iiV. i-iundt of ttrsl tptaltiy dry brown sugar JitiX nmii.Is of first .juality Kio colfee vs biishelsof gMMl . lean dry One salt gulloin Of good elder vinegar. Jit fart O'iro, (u'g, A"'"1 Vrk.

t;i Iwtrrels of rk l-ii tssrrcl ol iresh siirtlne flour .VI luislti l of new while Held teai' f'.C is.uiids gm.l hard soup 3 m.iiii.Is ..r r-1-! hard Ullow caudles '.s,-s n.uu.is of ttrsl quality .Iry brow n euirar 131 1 sni uds of tirsl .jintliiy K1.1 in.w 14 biishelsof g-unl sleau dry flue salt gallons of g'ol cider vinegar.

One half on 1st June, Is.'ni; remaiuJor It, all unoiter, l,.V. St H'nt l'it,.Sev Yvrl. ".ti iMtrrelsof pork .'msi barrels t.f tresli siipcrtliie Sour '.isl bushels ol new white Held beans XJtt pounds go.nl hsrdsoap 131.' un.lsof good hard Ullow candles in . I p.. un. Is of drst .juatity dry brown sugar it tit N.uuds of llrsl quality Kio c.Oee .'.'. bushels of g.tod clean dry tn salt Kli rallonsof go.Nl cider yncgar. It f'.rf fiil't, ('r.r'ti1A' Yorl. SiWl Isirrels of rk jti barrels of Iresli superfine flour tal bushels of new while Debl beau X4i4 .unds ol g.,l bard soap I'll.' .unds of g.NKl hard tallow caudles lo'.I J .iiii.1s of first quality dry browu sugar '.fHi .un.ls of lirsl quality Kio coBee j; bushsls of ro"-' I"au dry flue salt f '.tt irilloi.a of good cider V Uwgar. At hurt Hamilton, Jnfrrm, .Vsa Yrrk Hrir. MX barrels. f rk iM tssrrels of Iresh siiperflne flour liai busltels of new white eld Immu.s I nuiids it g.MMl hard s.Mtp Cui -.unds of good hard lalh.w eaudles MMimlst ttrst quality dry brow a sugar 'Jici m. mii.Is of Brat quality Kin rOe

osi i.ustiels ot goM.irian ury utie sail 4 ts rallous of g"MKl cider vinegar. At t'ri Mcllrmrf, Battim0rt Mar 14. 'J.SI barn-Is of pork 37ii barrels of Iresh stijierflne flour laO bushels of new while Held beans vtis pounds of good hard soap -.; Muuds of f.MMl hard tallow candles 7s4 iiii,.Is of Brst quality dry browu sugar 3-.I4 Muuds of first quality Kio coffee 41 bushels of (.od clean dry Hue salt bo. gallons ol g.tod rider Vinegar. At t'urt M-mroe, OU Print Comfort , girfi.n. IH IMtrrelsof pork rfl I .arrets of nentt su'M-rflue flour liai biishelsof new white Held beans 1 pounds ef giMI hard soap A.Viu.unds of r.oo.1 hard tallow caudles .'.ri h. .itnls of ttrsl qtiaility dry brown sugar '.l.-'s iM.11 iids of ffrst quality Kiocotfce js l.nsl.elsof rol clean dry Due salt

4'W gallons of j;n cider V iuegar. At Fart Moult rir, Crti, Sea' Cri. 1J4 barrMsof srk i'i barrels of fresh supr-rtlne flour PHI bushels nf new while Held beaua I ..Vi H.unds pood hard siap 43H miuii.Is of giMvt bard adamantiiie caudles p.iun.lsof first quality dry browu sugar 'Jii.'S iMunnlsof Urst quality Km coffee m bushels of gol . b'au .try flue salt 4:V fptllons of g.MMl cider vim-gar. ' At Kef H'ft Barrtth, Kef IlVtC, VUrUt. f.J barrels i"rk lo't Imrrelsof fresh aii'x-rflne flour 00 bushels. H new while Held Iniis Kb muiii.Is.hT g'ol hard tonp .'l'l n.iiii.Is of if.MMl hard adamanliiiH ranjles wi.s .nn.ls'f first quality dry lu-own sugar 1314 iioiiiidsof Urst quality Km r..tt,s. 14 bushels uf K.mmI cleat, dry flue pall .'iu gnllous f g.Mt.1 cider vinegar. At H'irranc Burrark, Parpa, HmrtJm. fii Imrrelsof ork barrels of fresh superfine flour M bushels of new white Held beans Kti pounds ( csmmI bsr.l s.uip 2 It pounds g-Mnl hard a. lamentine candles MMiudsf flrl quality dry brown sugar 1311 pounds of tlrsl quality Kio coffee 1 1 bu-hels f f"d .-ban dry flue salt i P.I gallons of g.HMl cider V iliegar. At Fort PuUai, Ike tot f Ft FUnJt. 3s I h. reels of H.rk .'rf',4 l,arr Is of Iresh siiM-rfliie flour '.VT. bushels of new while fleld beans i4. iHiunds ttt g.MMl hard soap r..'i poaii.lt nf icinhI bard a.laiuauliue candles 1 lr..tt s.un.ls of tlrsl quality dry brown sua;ar V.llolMiiuids of Urst quality Kmronee CI bushels of gMd clean dry flue Milt 5 kt.IIo.is of jt.mmI cider 1 inear. At Fort ,Uy.r,a lit ct J F.t FtortJm. TsNi Istrrels of pork I l-.s barrels of fresh superfine flour 4 Ml bnsliel of new while Held brails ( "st pounds ol g.MMl bard aoap piTil h.iiii.Is of JT'SsI lutr.l ilaiitiihline rainlle T.a'kV iiiids nf Urst quality dry brown sugar 1 1 "S. pounds t.f ttsrsl quality 1,'io con,ss 1 .Si bushels of g.MMl cleat, dry Mate salt I'l. II gnllous ol good cider vinegar. At Haton HirrtukitBla Mgt, Lii'mma. t'.-J lutrrels Mrk l ."i Imrr. ls l fresh su peril ne flour ill biislicli nf new while Odd beans K.r, H.unds ul g.MMl hard soap o9 s.ui.ls .4 k-.mmI barO M.laniautiiMS candles .i,.s tuudsol tlrsl quality dry browu sugar 1314 tM.uiids of lirst quality Km coSee 14 bushels of g.MMl clean dry flue salt il'.i ((alio, is of g.Mf.t cttler vltM'trar. At Fori hiftltf, month f Crait-iring r,rer, I3tl mile fm Fri Sntllmg. Oiai barrels of Mrk 3,0 bum-Is of Iresh suM-,flne flour loll bushels of new w lute Held beans Ii.- pounds of (f.MMl hard soap It-si MHnds of r."Ml hard tallow caudles ish4 Mitool of llri quality dry bciwi. isK.r 3H J m.uii.Is of Urst quality Km coffee 4J biishelsof g.MMl clean dry flue salt fi.o gallons of g.Mnl cider iiH'gar. The t l.wle to Ik- delivered from I si Juix. to l'.lU August,

1314 iM.uudsof rn.l l.snl .t

s-m. ...... I ... . . "

v smnw m ini qualllT KM itihs. e4 bushels (.f giMMl dean dry flue sail 13H grtlloUS of g.MMl cider lii.'i'vr

1 he w hole lo be debtcrud In all Mat- lrw.

At Furl Smith, jtrlaasas, fur kvrlt Huiil, mmJ Ar-

s.ir. Gisi l.arrels nf ix.rk 4 sl bunliels of uew white fleld beans fss.4 Munds of ro! Iiar.1 iuta. I'.Cu Kumls of arood hard a.U,aaiilue randies 'Jlbj.' fM.uD.ls oi flrsl (pualtty tlry brow a sugar U-J6 istunds t.f tlrsl quality Km cofW I . Si busltela mT K'mmI cleat." .Iry lis. Mi l'.r, rations ef to m cider n.rvrr.

1 he w bole lo be delivered ia all at) , Xtfi.

At t ori Brum, 7V., urn f JK, nasi barrvls M -.rlt mii barrels of Iresh sus-rflio' II.Mir 7'hI bushrts new w hue Held lsun 131IU iN.unds of fr.Mt.1 bard soap .Sj M.un.ta of ictMMl bsr.l a.laiuaiittue rwndles l-.'ti pounds of tlrsl quality .try brow a u;r llC hi M.un.ls of flr-l quality Kioc.f!.e lu bushels. f g.v.,l cleau dry flue salt J. gallom, 01 ;.mmI cider v iM-rar. At t'.rf.i Crr., 7cxs. ?-ll.litl iMiunds td clear bacui sid.s. l.vu barrets ol iresh snpertlue Boar 'jlt busbeU h" tiu w Uiu av-la asswMS 13,1 4.1 s.uiid of g.XMj hard soap 3JS miuii.1s ol g.Mi.1 hard fedaumiiliue f ud.ei 3t,4-J pounds of Hrnlqualitv dry brown auarar IU.7 III i-iuk.la tMT 0rst qualu'r K. coffes. V'lll luisliels of g.MMl clean dry flue aalL. 3 Ki gallons g. m mJ cider vinegar. At Sum A utuutm, Turat, 14(1 .. taut trumtpurtuti.u f'um iaJtamula, Tetaa. Vi7,isi iMtuiids tf t l.-ar Imc.hs ai.V-s G.3 IwrreU of frsli sut.rfliie flour J.U bushels of new white Held brans ponml. of ..0.1 U.r.1 .mio II l pt.unds of it.mmI bard adauiaiittiMt rawtllea

I4l4i M.uu.lsof dial quality . In browu sugar .U.uni pounds of ttrsl quality Km cottes, M.ads ..r trMMl clean dry Oue salt 11 .is arallons ol kooU elder tm-trar. .tl f frf f'a.ys,.Vrtr .Vrnre.Tiai m,ltt la'i trantftrlf ttumfrum Furl rur.m tfurt , 1' Tarntura. STM.Isai mi,..Is of t lewr bacon .i.ies 3,IVi barrels rf lreb snM-ifl.,e flour lit.l bushels of new white fleld beans 2loKl pounds or g.njd hsrd soap i.44 Miumls of itimmI hard a-Uiuantine .,!!

,trfi i-Minds .m it.mmI Urst quality t!rr Inrowa Hnr 3jJ.i Mu,ids of Urst quaint Km c.Bess "

34tt bushels of g.MMl clean dry flue sail ..41.'. gallons of jt.mmI cider Iuegar.

a..44: gallons ol jt.mmI cider Iwrir.

Ihe whole to b delitered beMHrw Ute 1st of AoguM, la36.

At Btatfia. Cuttfura, wu'rr tramtfuriuttua. J3.ISS, MHiuUof clear U ..11 sides a

?,su iwrruls of fresb atiMrdi.e flour

l,Vt. bushels of uew while Held

Held bwaua

0l,.WI poumls of Tmm1 bard ul 5.11 jsuu.Js of gnod hard dauiauU-e tajtdha, tiri.-tw Miun.Unf (Irvt quality dry trowu sugar 3I.I4U tMHtuds .hT Oral quality Kto eofKs SiS busiivlsot irtMtsI cleau dry turn sail i.lw gull. his .4 f .xmI elder tnerar. Ihe whole l.i Is-delivered ty Uie 11 Koptcautxr, I'M. At Fort I'wsr.arrr, M 7tmttrf, Otsl , milattium, It mamtk uf tat Calami. a rtaar.ctamr mar 1 tat, urn. psi issi M,unds of clear bacon sides 1144 trrcl oi fpesfc superfine flour Vs, bushels of new white fleld beana 1 J75 ptuibtls of good hard soap ,343 pounds of pood bard a .Ism an I low caadlas .s,i jl Miiid of first quality dry brow a. auar !4eMl iM.uiHlsof flrst quality KmroSee 146 bushels of pood clean dry flns anil " S,34J rations t.f g.Mnl elder vlutsrar. Th wbolebi be delivered by Uie 1st Rptnibr, M54t Not. All bbldersar reouesbrd tnetUtd tbaaatoaat of U:eir btds lor each article, and rahlbit lb total amount f each bid; and ao bid will be acted oa wales It Ma-bra.-es all articles required at post. 1 h peri.Ms ,nj quautities 01 na. b delivery at tkasw iMMls where they art. ii.H Ms irled will be: OM Maria a( un, 1st September, t Itecembnr, lVal, aad Isl Mart, I-".;. Ihe hogs of which the fork aud Is packed lw Ins fattened ou com, and eacb bog to wetgk not less UUna two hundred auls, deluding the feel, Inya, nara, aa4 suout. NN here pork Is to be delivered, aide pieces mmi L tub...

st il u led for the hams. 1 be pork ar.4 tjacoa ar t ast

nrsiBaiie.1 W illi 1 urk's island salt.

1 be pork tn 1ms carefully cied with Ui sain arUcia

l i.teces mat evcee-luig eia-l.l ponnds smelt. W ben the packing has teeii rouiplelej, tha ooDtrac

tor must furnish to tins ..race a certitb slc from the patker that the hh- ha. lHMn so salted and wv he.1. The pnc. Is lo Im roulalned In aeaatUMxl heart of wtIU-ab Itaa. rels, full h.M.pfd; the batstn ui like barrel. In sack a, r

loose in well cv.-resl wagons, as the nature af twelrmMiMtrtatioti will Iwst )usUiy. i be autrar and ct.Uee in strong barrels, full nooped. The heaus and sail In barrels, aud lue soap and cwadle iu strong boves it( convenient aire for iraasiairui.

tutu. Salt will only be rrceired by HtrnMireiuetiluf tbsr-ly-lwo quart. tolUe but'ls. T l csbb.IUsi In nasa cotton wicks. All prov isions teinlered fordcltv try under (Ida advertisernenl will le thoroughty and rigidly Inapt-tied at Ute time aud place .4 delivery, "and kllrapetMwsaiuMbe paid by contra. brs until they aro deposlicl at such slorabooses as may bo designated by the agents of Ut 4ssrtui.'iil. Any variation from tlie terms ef the ronlracts will ImV considered suttlcieta' and g.MMl mas, hi f. u- re)cUnc tit article or arln-les so an ing. '11m miuiiiiswr) general reserves Uie prisilegw of lacreasing tu diiiiinnu.iiiK the qnauUltes, cmt rli. unst with any or all articles required at any M-ai, al any time I si ore entering into contract; and also ui increaning r r.slu. iug the quantities of ea.1, delivery tUMt-thlrd utsequeut to coiilra.st, on glyiua; sttty days tneyoat aoMce. This sity .lays' nrtlce i!.mss w.4 afJy t post at Whtch Uiere is lo Ihj but tine delivery. All 1'i.l.lers areroqutredtn accompany llieir 4MHtals with ample evnlence of their alullty to fulUII ineir contracts. I hey must also furutsh the iitmrt .4 ulr nwan-

tbss, whvse resMnsibility must ls certided by the Uis-

Id f rae- J ker J ora

tncl altorncy, by aoiue s rs.m well kimwato tbf 1

Adranttm nul arataJa im ama raar.amj rrtJamra af

eminent; atkrmta Ikair yrupaaaU will mat ke act

Tel'.

iarurrtiaa aai fall drl.rrru mull at ramrod ut lata of.it kcjart aaa rtaatm turn triU kr waJr aaom lit Tyaaamra Jar paamat, which will la effected Iu such public m.wtcy at may ttr c.uivenlenl to Ihe oliils of ib-l 1 rr-r) . lite. 4nres of Hiri base, or ll.e rrvnlem-e oi the roolr. Whts, at tU tj'1nnnH the Treasury lert.n.i.t. No drailsou tbis.ifttce will le acce pled or palj tUiJsr an y ci rcu mstauces. Kach proisieal will Im. attale.1 In a -.arwle enswlnp, and marked tr jisnals fn- FumiMtiing A nnj !- tened." tKo. I.IBsON, C. t. N. Not. K.dtlors will not be paid ftsr Inserting la tbelr nMrs tills B.lverttMuinetKt nulens awlSMtrtiuMl tw dtt so I.) Uie Commissary tteneralol SutmisUiue. ttrt'.'s Ulls(JinAl.rl

SALE OF REAL ESTATE I.T TUlt" Or eat Western Cash and Real EiUti Conpany, at I N I I A N A I ) I . I .S . INDIANA. Oapltul 0aoovooo. DKAU IN' lo tale place as imm.u as lu few reluaiiilng IlkHisaud shares ran be disponed nf. Sif Uce ol win. h will le given. In Ute iu.mI popular laipars In the dittcrei.l Slnles wbere sbams are diatritMstasl. -sllAHKN OSK DULLAII ICACH. LIST OF CASH l'HIZKS.

1 Capiu.1 M-tze In cmum.

.No. S3. ville. No. 4s3.

KANOOLl'H COUNTY. A tirisl Mill ou C.din Creek. SCOTT COUNTY.

"ml acres, im.tli. JetK-r-u lllo Kallr-uid,

TIPi'tCANOE BANK, IdXtANSl'i l T. INIHANA.

11 Is, llanL, f.irmerlv I'Mat-.t tt VVinemack, has

Hanks, lis riroulalinii is secured bv stock taken nl lu

M-r cent, less than there present v l..' III .N.'W York, Uiereby securing Uiere r.-dc int. lion liStoiid all question. W. It. J'.Ol'SI MiKK, . n9 d.'w.V w'.lin ircasurer Stale. N4S I IC K l l.o piil.lio are e. allied that whatever busilK-ss connection mere .., t. iv e ei-le.t ttcrsb .fore, net ween the nub r.-.i-ned, eitfcer Ihr-ugh Ihe Indiana Mile Sratiartiir Ihe 11 I'.irld IUr!'t" T"". Is this day dissolved by the 1 oiisei.t i tlie i.ailics Jul NVALKI- K, C. )". COllOM. ludlUbapi.lis, I tec. l-t, Kfcl.

T 4'I" ICI 7. Sealed pro p. -sals will be received al the

Oltice of llie S'crelsry ol Male, until t-aiur-iay. 11

cemlsT l.'.lh, al t o'clock, I. M., for furiiislnng the Stale

of Indiana -.iM Keamsol rriuting I'ajM-r, jx ji, weighn. vr not less than .'el , IfT ream.

II K. TAI.KolT, Auditor of Ktale. KKAs.MUS It COLLINS, Secretary of Stale. NV. IC. NOI-SINUM., Treasurer u State. lieccinU 'rr., l -oi. dec 6 dint NO'l'ICK I will oiler lor sale, al the Court House d.M.r, iu iiid.uuap.dis, Indiana, at oVI.wk, l. AL, ui the 7th .lav 'f Jaiiuarv, is .ii, for cash, so much of number three (3 in s.Uar liuntber twenty-lour t M,) iu ll.e city ol ludiauapolis.as will sati-l) the prim i'Mil, interest, ddiuafc ami coms due on niorbrsC No.Ctlil, made 1,1 ilieS.-li.Hil K1111.I of Marlon County, by l-v 1 1 '..uieeys, amouulingto three hundred dollars 6 - AI'STI.N It. I'.KOWN, dec 1 2 till A w3w Auditor of Marioa County. N I'll - I Will sell at the Court House d.M.r, In ludiaiifipolis, Indian, at '.' o'ebs k, P. M., 011 the 7 th .lav ot January, H.n'., Ivr cnsti, s-i itiucli of lot liutiiImt one, 111 M.'rritl's sub Uiv s,.ii of ..nl lot, nuiulM-r 1. . 1. el, .11 of lud.auu.is, as will salirl'y llie piiucistl. liilere-t, damage and tots due 1.11 inorljrnr .No. 4sl, uia.b' lo the School f und d M.uiou t'oiitil), b I ro.lcr i. k W. let. 11?, amoui.liug to one hundred dollars. AUSTIM H. BKOW.N, . dec U dltvVw3w . Auditor ilarlwuCSuuty. 1

INo. S06

small improvements

HHELBY COUNTY. No. .".. .'.'.SI a. res, t'l, miles in.rth we-t of . helb)Vllle, ai acre clean-d. TIPTON COUNTY. Tim 554. S5M acres of land; Ul acres cleared. Ikatm 324. I "Si acres land, aud a Saw .Mill, 011 I'eru Kailroad; also, lu . res -. , Huiles Iro.u 'I i4.mm; also, Nt acres, i miles from '1 1pb.11, feu, a. res cullit ated; als.., 411

acres of limlu-r. No. Sttf. 'Jl acres 3 miles south of Tipton; X, mib-s north of ludianas.lts. L'NIDN Col-'XTY. .No. A W.MjIlen factory, 1.1 l'ui.lop-1 111.', w ilh b'm.uI S acres ol choice land. WAHttKN (OtrXTY. 1N0. 74? A 7.1. I acres of land, to trade f.MT city projM'ilv. VI-.KM1LLION COITNTV, ILL. .No. 3t!l, liC.7'. acres, rsl acres prairie, well I111prme.l, the pre ml un, farm. .No. ft,"3. J Hi ai res, opsisite Moiitezuma. KI-HNIillAXt Ctil'NTY, ILL. 0. (. I .'.", acres, half prairie, miles u.-rtli .f ll.e A A- M Kailroad, part improved. KTAUK COUNTY. No. (Sill. HI acres, partly improved. No. lUl'i. I't"' acres 111 Jasjs r cvtui.lv. III, 3 mil. west t.f Newton; also, 4bl acres 111 l.rtliiirtialii ceunt) 4u acres limbered. STARKE COUNTY. INo. &Ol. 1GO acres, 1 ); miles from ciuiiity sct, 411 acres prairie. 1 o. ."..ti;. 13l'0 acres, on tin? Fort Wayne road, and L. K. road; tnnl-r.d. .No. ; l- 3.1) acres, In Pratt County, III., C miles south of Monte.-ell.; I mile from Kailroad. ,No. 71. .'.'. acres, 3M miealoe Cincinnati,? utiles from tha river, improvements g.MMl. So. tH. 'JXI acres iu Keokuk County, Iowa, lo trade for city prtM'rty In Indianapolis. It.. IsOsj. bill acre of laud in Union County, Iowa, l trade nr city prH'rty. No. !:. Htiacr.'s'iu Kankakee Comity, Illinois, 3 miles from the HIiimos Central Kailr.uid; lo be exchanged for city prosTty in l,lianaMlia. INo. Slls. '.'4U acres, iu Cob-s Couutv, llllmiis.

INo. 4i'il. 111 acre, in llamilloii County, New Vork, willnii oue mile .4 fleasanl latke. Special Notice. Indiana and Illinois Central Kailroad stork will In re

ceived In rt payment for Keal Kstate at Ibla ottice.

Mirv,fcK.A. Ai KIN, A K, s. p .'0 Heal Kstaie Acenls and liroker. A CH ANCE TO MAkYmONEY! Profitable and Honorable Employment ! !

rpilK atilwriber is di-stroiis ot hat iitgau at.ni Incich 1 county and btw ,1 of the I'nion. A capital f n..iu f , to 9111 onlv will Ims reouire.l, and anvkbiur like an

rOi. lent, eucrgelic man cau make Iro.u three lo ate d.. lars M.-r lu; s-une ol tho Agents are realizing tn Lethal suiu. Kvt'ry liilormaliuu will Is; giteu by ad.lro-. ing, wliu a .lamp to pay return letter.

"A M. A. KIMiMEK,

At Fort MJ).'el,l,Rork Point, an Ikt I'titr M.aattvta r.ecr, M, mart via Vrrritora. 41 t burr-Is of M.rk V.tl barrel il Iresli niiMrfliir flour :uki bushels ol new while field beans V.'oli Miundsof it.mmI hard soap I'.r; 2 (Miiiiids of giMMl hard billow caudles l.',7ls Mttiudsof Urst quality dry browu sugar 7a (Hiiiiidt of tlrst UnlitT l.'io c.Oee M btislielsof i'.hI clean dry flue salt 1314 gallons of g.MMl ri.lsr Vlneirar. 'Ihe wh.de from l.'.tU May l l.'.ll. June, IHS.;. Al Fart battling, an li Xntit nrtr. Hal barrels of pork ms Imrrels of Iresh sitM-rliue flour 7.', bu-hels of new w lute O.-ld Im-shs 1314 M.luds of g, mm! hard soap I'l l m.uii.Is .4 goMt hard tallow caudles 3t4' poumls of tlrst quality .Iry brt.wusuicar IT. I poiiu.U of tlrsl quality Kio coffee '.'I bushels of g.M..I . l.-aii dry due salt Tf.s Kallonsof k'mmI cider vit.cirar. The whole to bo delivered fr.Hn Ibw I", May to Dth June, m.W. At Fori tilrw, nt jaartiam af Rtpmkhtaa aad Smuka 11,11 foria af k'aatai rivtr, IS7 m,la from kKamaaa Loading, and akaat ,M miles f ram Foad l.raaaawarlk, Koanit, land Iruatportutioa. 41m barrels ork Hsssl siui.ds of t tear bacon aides l.s4 iHtrrela of fresb siijM-rflne flour bll bushels of new While Held Ieaii4 lu'.lv; r..,ti'l tf r"MMl bard soap :t ,4 .ui..ls .hT -.mm! bard adamanliue a.i.lles 3I.V.Mi Miuiulsf tlrst quality dry brown sugar r.7r.H pounds of first quality Kio coffee li-s bushels d g.MMl cban dry Due salt

.i..'4 gallon, of g.MMl elder vinegar. One-half by 1st June, U remainder by 1st SeptemlH-r. At Fort luar.rayrartk,Mitaaririvirt Kuatat Terr. torn. Iiaai t.nrrels of pork I si barrels ol frrsli superllue flour 7..II bllshela of uew white fl.-ld Im an, 131 Iu m.iiii.Is of g.Mi.l hard soiip 4'i.to im.uii.IsoI it.mmI bant lallow candles

3t.U M.undswf tlrst quality dry brown sugar .7 IU pounds of tlrsl quality Klo mr).-e '.'III bushels of go. d cl.-su di) flneaall 3v.M'i irallojisot g.Mi.l c.ler vinegar. I lie wliolrt to Im. delivered by ll.e 1st June, I-V1. At Fori l.urumir, Js'rbratka ' Ttrr.lorf , , m.l f land traa'porlntion from Furl l.torrauortk, t min 7'rrrtlvra. tssi Mitiinls of 1 Icar bacon sides '..ii barrel of fresh Kupcrfluc flour 3)tU"tn'tsof new white fleld U'NIi c.'.'Mi nuii.Is of g.MMl bard sMip CM4 s..o.1..l itimmI har,l ailamaiuine cwndles l.'.'.i.s M,un.l of first quality 'try brown sugar 7S"4 iini.1 tf Urst quality I.'m. coflee rl luishcls of gto. lean dry flue sail 1314 r'.Uons of k.mmI rider V in, sr. 1 he w hole to Iw delivered U-btre the 1st August, 1-VI. At Furl kaarata, Xrirotla Trrr.torf, "-al milta laad troan portal, oa from Frt l.twrnworl k , t.oo 'rrirsrjf. SiMSMI huii.Is of clear bacon aide 7 U.rr. ls of lrel, siiM-rttue flour Dial bushel of new while Held beans Vlsl jsninds of it.mmI bard soap 1314 .uu.ls of g.MMl hard adamanliue candies l'.'.irf- pouu.l of lirsl quality dry brow 1, stujar 7 -il iMiundsof tlrst quality Kl.t roffeti m busliels of g.MMl clean dry line salt 1314 gallons of g.MMl cider viiit-gar. The whole to ls delivered Itcfore the 1st August, ldl. At Fart rirrrr.A'ciraola Trrrttora, 1C.' m,tt kt water from hi. ., M,atri. bllti barrels ol pork humi suiii.ls of clear I'firon side s-ti larr'U of fr.-sh siiMrflne flour ".at bushels of n. w while Held Im-siis 1.1 1 4ii H.un.lsof g.uid hard soap 3. .' s.uinls of g.MMl hard adamanline caudles 3M.u iun t of nrl quality dry browu auyar I.l7 In p.. 1111. Is of Hr.t .inality Klo coflee

"III bushels o g.MMl c. an .Iry flue salt callous of .food cider Vinegar. The whole to U' .p-li v crd by the l-t July, 1-W. At Jrjfertan, Burrarl, tta milt hrlouy St. Laati, Jtf.f soar,'. Jl Istrrels of M-rlt 370 barrels of fresh stiierfine flour 1-tsl InisheU of new white fl.'l Ibcm. J.i-.s ptunnlstif t.mmI bard soap '-Si Munds u gM..l hard tallow catnllea 7V-1 Miiin.lt t.f rirsl quality dry Ihtowu sugar y)l Hiiin,l uf itret quality Kiocfl.-e 4' bus'teL of goMl cleau dry flue sail t.'.. f-atl.H.s of e;oo. ri,lr v inear. At Fo't liiktaa,Arlan.at. 4lsi Imrn-ls of tirk :aai bushels ol new a bite fleld beau .Vi-". pounds of rood bard swap

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Above we bare only frtven a list of Um man iNrlzen. a It would .M-cnp) .m invt.-b space tie re to s-ive a deacrir-

tioiitd Ute entire scheme. Including Kea tvUU, Vhkk in lUell aiu.vunts bt 1 1 -'"!.. A full and ronideUt descriitioii of the a.,Hjt pciacs will be toand la .vtir circulars, w hi. h wilt Im sent (HMdage fr.e to any part u! tins Cinred Stales, lo any who may desire them. A rents wauled, b. whom w ill Im- given ifU per ceo . On all sales, and ll.e tol low ine Premiums, viz: 1IIm Agent w bo shall -li-isme ol the rr.-att- uumlM-r i alia re. iH-taeett Una aud the day of drawing, I will rare asm Iu A uter tea gold lo the'.M fl'asi.b. the :i-l fbssi, to Ihe Vb fTuil, Id U.e Mb t.si. to the bib 4ai, o ib ;tM tu 1, lu lbs Htb f .sal, to IbeUtli tliai. IVrst.ua wi.t.imr lo ivife in the saWmT sliaras, by farui.lnug lue will, a re.s.uowtidatioa signed by Urn roet.Nl.sler, or s'lne iMher well known rrpo,,.itl person, will be ftiruisbed with ticket, d.M-umenAa, Ac. Address all orders IK A B. AllAV'S, Principal. Og len, Henry Comity, Ind uums. .M-t II A CARD. nAVI.NIi nw received and arranged tb most cni -plete aan-u-luienl of r.MMls .err deacrlonoa. C

In He all creation and the rest 4 msukin t, to walk la and examine my jt.mmIs. llr M.m tl .mT t-'ainw (roods and lots Is d endless t artel) ; atuonrst tin lot arw, whtts and Mack Crvn.g ftnlKs-a, drewMsl; a. l.lna and India KubUr I ..'! simI It ill beat; China 'lea and Ikuoec Ss lls; Jett Kra. el.-U . C.Hneltan King,; Fawcr NN nrk " l-, Mu.ii- K-hm; AcrtHM.-oos, Tsu.lMMrlue,'Kan).ia, (.uitars, lruau, Kibf, t Wrl. metis, HarttttMitcn, Vlollua, la,c lnlenui, N.tatt's Arks, t'.M ket Hooka; Shot and Money hell; utteiir ,J the I .est Kiiglisft anaualactarw; Scissors. Pouruards, r istwls, Kev.dserw.li.twt Kofrwa; fertumary td excellent quality; choice llttsid Cigar aud Jsiue. Kiver 1olc, Snufl, Sat, ok ft Pipes, Tduf Motes, I ml Is KulJ-r I.mm.; ft.kb-s, Pratr, . itron. Split Peas, lintel. Juuti.or tU-rrtes; Hemp, Canary, I .ravty, l'.s-w.W suit feu.n-l See-t; Oat Idewt, Kagw, Pearl, barley, Karma, Millet. C.ksm. Cn.-.4ale, Aliu. .n l, ( m uu,tils, Ki'.Im-iIb, Pecaiis. I'ngtish NN atuwU, Peanuts, Lal-ii-. I urrai.t-. INtte. t-tga, KardiiM-s; iMsre Cider V twirar, tUive Oil. K.k ( an-ly. It isartt.MSud wfi -I. viand Mosa tssste, Jultibc 1'atte, l.LL.-utfet,i mam. Pea

nut, Aliuou-I and K ise ( an lies. ry largw in rtf . Kird Cares dir.. I Irom the Miattufaclurer. Moose ar i Kal Traps, N ire Sieves, H..Ut Horse.. V ilbiw N arena and I ra. lies; t l..blr-ns Ksttan iMOrs, t ktss, VcLm t- I iedes; Maj ulr Sknlt-., s.h,h .4 Uient as low as f cs-nu; S

si.isai 1 ors-o.M-s, ,ii uutri g... nop f trerrtrkcr. ladles I-, ret rack, -rs, e a Ira l.rr ill 1 Crwcken, rdored Koinau gaudies, Ac , Ac. An intuietiar t,Mk of fancy Kasketaand N ilb.w Nare,..f ll.e latent lm'..rUU.uts, ant.Higst these arc 1s-.unri.l k lUsketa.NV .mti, SUad, llerlin ami sailor Kaket, I r eling, KanUihg and UOea, Hasket. KretM-li Mxrkel Huketa, ,.y HUaw v tg in. C.nv hes ami I ra.lb-s. .be flask eu. itaanwr, a er large bd of Jasst.M-d 1 in NN are nnd 1 1n I ore, taitM Unaware are Iked, Casli aud lake P-tcs, lb inkier lraltH-rs, fosl Office. Move.. Skillet.. I- tpr.sM, VVardta. drc.Ae. N .MMb-n N are, Hrnsbrw, K.se ts4 IsIm 4 etlar lutat, ( burns and Itu. krts. Scaled Measures, Butter 1'ru.ts, S.-arraM and Hen.p K..sf, SasJ, ( ,t. Hrttoaa Iwiim-. A sele.ie.1 M.m k id li'terivs aud an end! tailely of li.MMls .m. nuiuer-ms bi u.rnia.ii. 1 Ins) nil nay (ommI. Iro.u the iunulai lurer or ln.Mrter, and ena oltr them, therefore, a. low as Vm-i tan l 4J. Tb -auottage of the put lu- icss-t llultv aol, Ited I ll.NKI.IS MAYKK, " 10 wtf ii'.N NVal.n.gl.M alreet. sof in: Of the Establishment of Three Additional Land District in the ntatk 01 iowa. I. puruanre of tue act imT Ctiiqrresa, rntHb-TJ "An a I lo . hange tins I.ui..1b.Ih1 of tun land attach t. in Ittn Stale of Iowa, a id for isaur ptt..s-.. a pro.ed Mar. b 3, which net cr.-sie, li.n-e ad.lilt.MVMvl land districts luaaid State.it ,s l.r tv .I.t larrd and aaade kuown that the IaimI Ultu i.ht the 1 , asti Kivra lutnv"kM Im,-w rs.ial.li.bed nt lla.s.aa.n. In W anuwsnetls 4'oui.ty; that .r ti.e " Knar I tHj.tanT at K.dit Ik.iM.i.in Nt d-tefi Hint), and Hist I or Uis'Stv.1 Kib i..ii"i Si.u t I m,, in Nt.Mlbnry Cuttj.ty. I.lteu uteler my I ami a the ( nt ot N ashtnirtoa, this thirty nr.! d.sv d tt. '.ilwr, A. If .vi. My order of tl.e 1'ivJ lent ; IH.isi. A. IIKN liK'K KS, ( sMiiiuist.ttrrof the (ieneral Land oms. no IS C

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