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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-17
PUnLIC stLK on sE.L ESTATE

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ID oils and Chicago Rail Read COMPANY Irvrrris a.
S9T0CO0 worth % Real Estate viii De sold n Public Ve,
due at Rockville. iniana TIE sih DAY June new
commencing al 10 O'Clock. A. A.. ami c6ulIulIu 49,
DAY % dAy till the whole j. sold.
The above Property j. situated Ia the eoun,l.. a.
Franklin, Fayctte. Marion, Decatur. Bartholomew -.
nings Shelby. Scott. Spencer, Huntington Ii,fon NJ
i-on. Marshall. Benton Jasper. Aorsnn CLAW STAT 49,
warren counties. Indiana ihe counties a C0bs ia
per- Fayciie and Mason. Illinois: the eourfia "a 49,.
ington, Auseane, DAVIS and Johnson. Iowa. ana a.
counties Of Mercer and taiWei in Missaufi
Printed lists OF th' afy o. bad h. atfl,i,., :,
the once OF the OonIan!, Boz BrsokYille sfler ne 80
Instant, In which Tie Terms 81 Sale viii H. .i,ecieel
By order OF the Board 81 Nrecfor..
JOHN WYNN.
my i0-Wsw So.
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And most other towns throughout She Western cOun-
try.
This Company having it, East. via. Ind. and
Bellefontane and New York and Erie Railroads. claim
for its patrons quicker Of ETgress mailer than
by any other line Ia New York.
marldGwtf A. B. GARDINER, Agent.
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J. FL. Nick HERMAN.
REAL ESTYTE AND STOCK

or TIE LATE FIRM or McKERNAs Il May.

Rates of Commission are follows:
All sales from $500 20 5000 inclusive will be taxed al
cent a. commission; the value Of the property
adNaucs above $1,000 the rate per will decrease
in the following ratio From $1,000 90 1000 at Il 3
cent? from 1850 10 $500 a., cent; from 5.a0 10
s. goo at Ia ccnt from S7.UO0. and as much greater
the sum ma be. IL will not be less than one per cent
and all sums n above mentioned going above S3.rGO
Will DC cent; charged frsl $4,000 On all sale.
@pr"perY' Mhle ~ my hands. commission Is charged.
No sale, no commission or charge whatever. require
notice L. BE- given tNo weeks previous to a Withdrawal
OF properly from our books. And 1 further wish
dcsto'd ill hold all persons responsible for the com
mission on Property when trades mag be commenced
with the owners OF said property before The withdrawal
Of the same.
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BRUCES NEW YORK
Tx u EFF q " M ID R X

ESlAbblSHED 1913.
HAS NOW On HAND. ready Tor immediate de-
1 L livery. ia fonts 80 suit purchasers.
l00.utO u Roman Type OF new cut,
$1,000 Fancy Type.
Iu.uQU - Scripts 81 various styles.
5000 Gcrlnnns,
1900 - Ornaments in great variety,
$3.50 Borders,
10000 feet Brass and Type Metal Rules. and all the
novelties IN the business
All the above Types are cast 10y steam power. Of the
new composition Of metal peculiar To- this foundry. and
NHzCH - CERTAINLY = PEaEOR
To any ever used before IN amy part the world. The
uaed rapidy in the process of casting enables
To sell these mosc durable types Il the prices of ordinary
types, either credit or Tor cash.
Presses Wood Type, ami all other Printing Materials,
except Paper and Cards (Which have no fixed quality
price, furnished al Manufacturers prices.
Tie Latest Specimen Book OF the Foundry i freely
given 10 all printing offices, the receipt OF fty cents
To prepay thu postage.
lPPriniers Of new spapers who choose 10 publish tai
advertisement, including this three times before the
first day JULY, I55 and forward Of the paper,
will be allowed their bills at the time Of purchasing yc
times fhe amount my manufactures.
Address. GEORGE BRUCE.
70 Chambers Street, New York.
Ng.rl- Teaf.l IL, ttsfrI-s "A ~xrstt
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school Books.
TENREE SUBSCRIBEHs KEEP CON
i STANTLY In store fall supply 81 school Books
afaong which the following:
Webster's Elementary and MeGufe's Eclectic Spell
ing Books.
Indiana Raders-lst, 81 ~, 4th, aud 5tli.
McGudc's Eclectic keader-lsi 2d 81, 4ih. and 9Th.
Rays, Perkins, ThOm-on's TalbOit's Arithme-
Ties.
Puneo'. Browns, KrkhsIn'-, milb'- and Buffers
GRAMMAR.
Smiths Primary in Quauo Biographies, and GeogrA-
ply and Atlas
Mitchel's Primary andia. mediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas.
Oiney's Geography and AtHs-
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and LOOMS Physiology.
Parker's, COmstOek's olmsiead's and Gray's Ph0sO-
ply.
ComstOck's, Hilliman's and Gny's Chemistry.
Websler's SCHOOL, High School, and Unabridged Die
iOnares
wIlard's Wilson's and Goodrichs United States His
tories.
COmsiOck's and IIilchcock's Geology.
Parker's Aids Ia English Composition.
The foregoing books will be sold the very lowest
prices. WERDEN a. CHAMBERLAIN,
sept l4-wu 81 doors East of Capital House.
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OLD SOLDIERS, LOOK HERE!
MILLER & RRnWN


BOUNTY LAND & PENSION AGENTS,
g.sSHf.s-ssfO.S' CsTE. -. e..
4 RE prepared % prosecute Csims Tor BSnn.y Land.
under the late act Of Congress. aud ali other
special attention h also given u Pension Claims Tier
arrangements with The Departments. and familiarity vita
The management Of such cases. win enable them 10 Dl8-
cure Warrants with the least possible delay.
Ia addition 10 their experience they possession
OF much valuable record and documentary evidences
appertaining 90 The numerous classes 81 claims
ALL OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
Whether Regulars, Volunteers Rangers or Militia: Sea-
men, Marines, Clerks. and Iandsmen In the Navy:
Troops paid by the United Staes Wagon Masters
and Tesmsters ChApalns and Flotilla men, who have
been actually engaged in any Battle. any Of the
ia which this country has been engAged-oF who have
served FOURTEEN DAYS In any Of the Wars siDce
1870, are each entitled b
1So Acres OF lanai
Those who have served in the Black Hawk Var. or
" Bloody Three Hundred, are entitled the bsnenis
Of this act
Those who have heretofore received Land Warrants
for less quantity than leo aeres are entitled 70 war
rants for such quantity III n.ke, in the whole l60
acres, Including the Quantity heretofore received.
Widows and Minor children OF deceased soldiers. and
Others who. II living. would be entitled the benefits
this act, entitled 10 iGO acres Of land
Terms reasonable, and no charge made unless ~sr-
rants procured. Those who apply early will
their warrants Ia few months.
III AUSTIN III. BROWN. al indianapolis,
si0as and Bounty land, and viii prepare Applications
according the forms lately adopted by the Pension
Odlce.
indianapolis Office in the room over ". n. BIZ
FORD'S Grocery, No. y West Washington 81. nesrly
opposite the Palmer House. apra-diwc van
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Real Estate and General AGENCY

1kc~A ~11S~ISC ~44A OcIIO4d d 4At5 ClIIFs
rIHE undersigned having entered into co-uarnership
Il under The irm and style OF Condit, Wrrht & Hay-
den. VIII give their personal attention 10 an business
entrusted 10 Them such the buying ard selling Of Real
Estate, Stocks aud Bonds Renting Houses and Lend
payment of Taxes In all the Counties Of The State and
the trausacting Of General Commission and Agency
business All business entrusted 10 them win De prompt
~ attended 20.
IIT' Once in Blaks's Building opposite the Bates
House.
Refer 10 the business men generally Of The State.
ANAL b. COSDIr.
WILLIS ". WRIGHT.
apE5-dHWu y. HAYDEN.
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Special Notice

Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will Toe re-
ceived IN part la, for Real Estate at tai, office
!. N. MchERNAN.
apr 10 Real Estate Agent ami Broker
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rINHr mrs OE ~ EsEsIAGE.-rE,e ,

/ 10 the Altar Mutrimony Made Easy or How L.
Win Lover "A 5oOk Of hundred and sirfg pages.
9mo. Printed on line paper and beautifully illustrated
by Prof RONDoUT.
Love rules the court, the camp. the grove,
For love Is Heaven and Heaven is love-
So sang the bard; Yet thousands pine
For Oye-of life the light divine
Who. did they know some gentle charm.
The hearts of those they love To WARM.
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme.
Possessing all Of which they dream.
The road 10 WedlOck would you know
Delay not. but to RONDOUT go.
Time flies, and from his gloomy wings
4 shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments they pass.
Ere fail the last sands through the glass;
At least The present Is your own,
While all the future is unknown.
\ happy marriage maid
May now secure by RONDoUFS aid.
Professor RosDorr. Of New York, formerly Of Sweden.
where he has been the Of bringing about thou
sands Of happy marriages. will send to any address,
receipt OF ONE DOLLAR. postpaid, plain directions. To
enable ladies Gentlemen 10 win the devoted alice
tons OF many Of the opposite they may desire.
The process simple, bat captivating that all may
be married, irrespective of appearance position
and last though not least can be arranged with the nj
most ease and deieaey.
\. B.-This is humbug. but ot the greatest sell
ences The world ever produced, which thousands of
ladies and gentlemen in the ely Of New York attest
Ia. No will ever regret the price paid for such
Invaluable secret. which is contained la book OF one
hundred aud sixty pages, with all the necessary dircc-
lions.
Bills OF any speeeIaying bank in The United STATES
Csnadas received al par.
All that is necessary os You Ia do j. 10 write letter in
few words possible. neOse the money, and write
the with he Post ONCE County and state. and d.
rrct 10 PROF. ROABOU /. No - i6ii-st New York.
IL 1869 Agents Wanted.
DE WITT Il DAVENPORT.
No. I62 Nassau-st are the " hOesale Agents.
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No. ii. 3i0 acres, 4, cultivated, 30 miles from In
dianapois the Boone and Clinton line, the Mich
igan road.
NO. 476. 9i5 acres, cultivated 90 miles from In
dianapOs and from Lebanon on the Michigan road.
NO. 31G. 30 acres, miles southeast Ofi.eban0n.
No. IS4. 80 acres 40 aeresclearcd
No. 800. l6S acres Mortified.
No. 602. 100 acres, 60 acresceared; = miles east
Of MechancsbUrgh in good Tepar-good farm.
No. ESQ. 800 acres choice land in mile of Lebanon,
10 good prairie, balance well tiubercd-with inn
prOvemcnts.
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BARTHOLOMEW corNrY.

No. SEQ. large Mill building for a -four and a
saw mill, with good buildings, al Columbus, Ind.
No. Bis. 24O acres, 80 cultivated, improve
ments good. miles west Of Columbus.
No. 323. % acres miles north Of Columbus,
Ind.
Ne. 323. Grisi Mil and WOODEN Factory, miles
north of Columbus. Ind.
No. 1913. 90 acres and WOollen factory. miles North
of Columbus. lniiana miles East Of Edinburgh
BENTON CnrNTY.
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EsonCy variety Store.
Exported WINES, sc.
ISEEEREEs yi4HERS. No. 80 WASHING.

STEPHEN Q. TABkR, Trustee.
Ioganspori, April -, 1855. (Sli so apl4di@w5i
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Upton COUNTY.
No. 32i. 100 acres timber land, "a miles from
Upton; also 50 acres miles from Upton co cul
tivaied good Improvements; ALSO ~ acres timber, Ia
miles from Upton; also, 40 acres timber, miles from
Upton.
No. $40. % acres miles south Of Upton, on ].
and =. Railroad, improved.
No. 32I. Saw Min and $50 acres Of timber adion-
Ing Upton; also. a lanyard m Upton.
No. 4f6. leo acres west Of Upton, miles.
vERMILIAN COUNTY.
No. sos. $40 acres opposite Montezuma, on the
Wabash river, improved.
No. $50 1867 acres, all under fence, 800 acres
prairie excellent improvements. Premium awarded II
by the Vermon county Agricultural Society, Ills.
No. GA. COO acres In Hamilton county. New York
mile from Pleasant Lake
No. e49 80 in St. Clair county, Missouri will
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None dares confess he cannot see
What great Flapdoodle spies,
And, ike potatoes, fools are bred
From one another's eyes,''
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county.
No. 6J3. l6l
Johnson count
Railroad. u m
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We have received from the Hon. o. II.
SMITH, President Of the above company, the
Annual Report Of the Directors for 1855.-
We make some extracts for the information
of our readers:
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-11

my surprise and regret that after having bravely re-
sisted the fury Of the waves of Lcgitimsts and Or
icansts Ia 1852, it should, In 1885, have in fit Of
despair allowed itsefto be sucked into the fatal eddy
sf Pierce Imperialism
We cannot help sympathizing with the gal
liant Admiral Every one seems against him
Kossuth writes fruitcss letters on one side Of
the Atlantic--the Admiral, we fear, does the
same thing here Massipi and hedru Rollin
are out Of the ring parleying perhaps with
sordii boarding-house Keepers to postpone
their bills until the next revolution. Pierce is
down Upon the Admiral, and had lodged the
Cuban question. The Examiner, which had
once endorsed the Democratic Review turns
ungratefully Its heels against him who trod
the quarterback Of the Review, as its com
mander The parting between the Admiral
and his followers, his fearless denunciation OF
his enemies is grand, savage, and would be pc
culiar but for certain historical parallels, such
as Cato at Utica, Napoleon at Versailles, and
Charles Edward, the Scottish pretender, every
where. Thunder away at them all, Admiral,
you shall never want chronicler--of all you
can testify against them.
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Working mt the Pumps:

The Sentinel does not see how the Union
can 60 on in the absence Of its editors. We
can explain This nefarious administration is
doomed for the sin Of taking the bread Of Anne
ricans, il for nothing else. There are set of
clerks, of the most obsequious and vcnal char
acter, who have stimulated this work Of pro-
scription. They know that their days are num-
bered, and their lives forfeit to the honest in
dignation Of the people. They know that if
this administration goes down-and thereis no
human power that will save it---they will be
hanged at the yard-arms, as felons in pratt
cal ship. Hence they work at the guns and
serve at the pumps with desperation natural
to their situation.
Our theory for editing the Union, i, that
each clerk emptics his daily paragraph of ca,
umny against the American Order or Of full.
some praise to the President, into its columns
1t has thus become the slop-tub of the palace,
and will so continue till more open, manly,
and just system Of conduct towards its political
opponents shall be adopted by the editors.
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Snprn q RoIIsA-The Hilmington Herald has

EoKrH oARoLISA.-The Wilmington Hordld has
the following
The election of Scales over Puryear has been
claimed, but TO our figuring the latter has succeed
ed. Iredell gives him 77s majority Davidson
462 Yadkin, 500; Dayie, 22o-in all. 1851,
Alexander gives Scales 4 majority Forsythe, Il !;
Stokes, lO0-in all, l25. Ashe Rockingham, and
Surry remain TO be heard from. Assuming that
these counties vote as they did at the last Con-
gress6na election, and still Mr. PuryeaI is elected
by 664 majority. We see h6tbne 10 change our
opinion as TO Mr.. Puryears election.
ALL HAIL BuscoNBEl-A letter from Asheyille,
received by US this morning. gives the gratifying
intelligence that Carmichael has carried the coun-
" of Buncombe by rs majority. Two years ago,
Clingman carried il over Gather by e2l majority.
Clineuah has thus made d dead loss in his own
county of 500 votes This return indicates that
Carmichael is receiving the Wing vote of the dis.
trct If this be 50, he is elected beyond question
The Asheyille, Buncombe county, Spectator, has
the following, as the summary of column OF re-
turns from Clingman's district:
As far as heard from, officially aud unoffcially,
Mr. Clngmah Is l5s votes ahead. Mr.. Clingman
is probably elected by small majority But IL is
still possible that the remaining counties east OF
the Ridge may elect Mr.. Carmichael, provided Ma
Clipgman's majority In jackson.
AS far as we are able to estimate, Mr. Cling
mans less from his vote two years ago, is 84l Mr..
Carmichael's gain over Colonel Gathers vote, is
ITO.
Colonel Gather was Clinglnans opponent in
1858.
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NJ 81 THOMPSON, Dealers I'm

n
ELvANs a. THOMPSON, Dealers In
Ia Hardware, Coach Trimmings. &c.
No S26 Pennsy lvania Avenue between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington, ID. Q.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia, German Silver Albata and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, stees, Knives with and without
forks
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candlcstcks
Shovel and longs, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
Maslin a Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Ovens, Grid
irons, DC, DC, DC.
Building Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet Cupboard, Chest Till, Pad and
Trunk Loohs
shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws Bolts, Cut
and Wrought Nails
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubs, Door Springs
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaycs and Rail, &c, DC, &c.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair CLOTH Curled Hair, Moss Gimps Sofa and Chair
Venetian Blind Hooks, Rack Pullsys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &C., DC, &c.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes Saws, Drawing Knives, spoksshsyes, Chisels
and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers. Braces and Bitts, Boring Machines Ham
mers, Hatchets, Levels
Bevs, Squares, Gauges Axes, DO, &c, &C.
Black and Bright Springs, Arles, Feloes, Spokes,
Hubs. Bows, shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners. Silyered and Brass Bands, Stump
joints, Stump Collars, Top Props H.
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining Silks,
Tufts Tassels buttons Tacks PRINCES, Laces, Plain
and EnamelIed Canvass
Russia Duck Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather, do,
&c., DC. -
mar ao-sm g2R Penn avenue.
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FUNERAL ExTRAoRAfsARY.--On Saturday last
about the hour for assembling TO hear the speech
Of the Hon. A. II. Stephens, streamer Of black
Grape was seen tied on the doorknob Of one Of our
most extensive and fashionable dry-goods stores
The doors we're closed from cellar TO garrett, all in
dicating that the work Of death had been going on
The attention Of the paeser-by was also arrested
by placard on the door, announcing the cause of
the closed door, the Grape, and the profound still
ness within, he read
"SAM is dead--gone 10 attend the funeral ser
yices " Georaia lonsfit,iionaList. dnn,mk 0.
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Gavazzi, VIC learn from this weeks Crusader,
will make very short stay In the United States
He viii come in September and leave probably in
November. He declares, the Crusader says, Ellis
determined inteBtion Of rcnouncIng all demonstra.
tons, public or private, by any party society
personal friends. Being an independent man, he
is DESTROYS Of not appearing under false colors and
Of not being denounced as the orator, or tho sub.
servient agent Of any particular faction"
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FATAL AccIpEsr--Richard 5. Phillips, Esq,
Principal of the Male Academy in Charlottesville,
was instantly killed on Tuesday evening last at
Eastern View, the residence of his father, four
miles from Charlottesville. Mr.. L. was in the act
of cleansing his gun, having around him and on
bed water and everything necessary for that pur.
pose he had drawn one load from his gun and in
Selling the nuzzle to blow into it, the hammer Of
the lock- in all probability caught by the fringe
Of the bed quilt, under which the butt Of the gun
was resting, when il was discharged aud the load
entered the left eye, blowing of the upper part OF
his head aud lodging the shot aud portion OF the
brain IN the crown Of his hat, killing him instantly.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-11

The American party in Caroline county, Mary
land, on Tuesday last, nominated J. Earle Roches-
ter for Senate, VIM. A. Willis and Joseph L. Par
yis for the House Of Delegates, John Z. Elliott
for Sheriff. snd George N. Russum for States At
tSrusv.
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DREADFuL SuIciDr.-The citizens Of Tberese,
Jefferson county, we're startled Friday morning
with the intelligence that Mr.. d. Cooper a very
respectable and quite wealthy farmer Of that town,
had committed suicide. He was found in grove,
somewhat retired from the highway, With three
rightful gashes in his throat the razor with which
the deed had been done still in bis hand, and yet
another one in his pocket. Itappears that Mr. Y.
had loaned some $500 to parties, who refused to
pay, setting up the plea Of usury. He was worth
$40 900 4ndHg dtids.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-11

IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEcIsIoS.-The Supreme
Court, at Rutland, Vermont, has recently decided
that, unless an especial contract is made by which
a railroad assumes risks in carrying goods, they
are not liable for damages provided those goods
are injured. The case was one in which the owner
OF drove Of cattle transported over the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad, sued for damages, be-
cause some Of the cattle we're injured.