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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, July sl-P. NJ.

There was larger activity at the Stock Board to-
dav with better feeling among buyers, especially at
the Second Board where prices were quite buoyant,
and the market closed strong. Central was In large
demand to day and buoyant, closing at l02, buyer
thirty-an advance Of ! z cent probably in view OF
the dividend Erie was also firm at 81 an improve
melt Of e cent. Reading closed at Fridays price.
Hudson River improved slightly. Panama was
steady. Cleveland and Toledo improved 2 cent.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold at Sol, eH-diyidend,
and s7I was Steward bid. Illinois Central, 81;
Michigan Central, e3l, &c. Cumberland improved
e cent, and closed firm. Nicaragua was steady.
In Railroad Bonds the business was about sl25OOO
a, full prices of which 600 Illinois Central
Tie Freeland Bonds advanced ! E cent, and Cop
struction cent. Now.York Central sold at ssi,
and Fries 1875, 92l; ls7l SCI. Hudson Sd Mortgage,
H. &c. State Stocks are without much activity. No
lots are pressed on the market and holders are firm.
The Exchange market continues dull at previous
quotations Sterling q al 10. Francs 8 1885 l2s.
The payments at the SubTreasury to-day were SAL
sO2 received sl27 29O balance s277s,o52; paid per
Assay Office s67 Os7; paid on Disturbing checks $685.
OgO; balance to credit of all accounts s7,2i2,3ls.
The following sales Of stocks were made at auction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

The receipts of the Pennsyy ania Central Railroad
for the month ending June 80, l76 ~
same time last 2276j o.
cffy' 20
We annex statement of the comparative business
of the past six months showing gain of nearly half
a million of dollars over the same period of 1854;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Eight colored men, seamen of the ship Hannibal
charged by the captain above in having refused to
proceed TO sea the men claim to have been imProp-
erly treated, were arrested by Officer Ryer and also
held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
UNITED STATES DIsTmcT-ATTcRNErs OFFICE


CHARGE OF LARCENY At SEA.
seaman of the ship Calcutta named John VIII
hams was arrested by Officer Helms, charged with
having stolen $50 in gold from another seaman named
Browne. After the arrest the money was found
slowed away in a place where the accused was sup
posed to have placed it. He was held for examine
tiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
Arrived SUNDAY, July 20.

The shin Union from New Orleans, reported anchored II the
: w spit arrived at Quarantine today and anchored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Ut UaTdIfFT VNIu HIUT' y"
80 Nicsrsg. Transit 20. c III
le5 Penny lvsnie Coal Co. III
els Ca. a. Chi. X. r ex div. ici.
rs CleI / Toledo X. r - ~
leo do..... .... 80 got
100 do.............bl0s os
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
The Good Old Times

We can almost pardon BENTON his many
deviations from recdtude for telling the truth
so handsomely in the following passage:
It is a tradition of the colonies that the
South had been the seat of wealth and happi-
ness, Of power and opulence; that rich pop
uiation covered the land, dispensing barolIial
hospitality, and diffusing the felicity which
themselves enjoyed; that all was life. and JOY,
aud affluesscc them And this tradition was
not without sinilitude to the reality, as this
writer can testify; for he was old enough to
have seen (aftcr the Revolution) the still sur
wing state Of southern colonial manners.
when no traveller was allowed to 90 to a
tavern, and was handed over from family to
family through entire States-when HOLIDAYS
were days of festivity and expectation, long
prepared for, and celebrated by master and
slave with music and feasting, and great con-
course al friends and relatives; when gold
was kept in desks or chests, (after the down.
fall of paper and weighed in scales. and lent
10 neigh5oEs for short terms without note.
interest, witness or security for long wears and
lawful usarce; and when petty litigation was
az so low an ebb ibat il required a fine of forty
pounds of tobacco to make man serve as
Constable
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

GA convention Of this piebald party,
which assumes to be the representative of the
old democratic party, will be held some-
where, most probably in Cincinnati, as was
proposed in 1852; but as it will be impossi-
BE fora convention so constituted to repre-
sent the different views of the democratic
masses upon the living issues of the day, its
proceedings, nominations, and recOmmenda-
tions wiH be disregarded, as was the case in
1924. when the old, WORKOUT system of eau
Gus nominations was disregarded. The peo-
pie in the free States have, with remarkable
unaRiuity, wherever elections have been
held, absoived themselves from any connec-
ton with the State organizations of this pie
bald party Madison Cosw.
rs proceedings, nominations anil recon. npe,lla-
tons giU Be disregarsaE.
Indeed. Friend CARRIER, and where did you
get your information? You have been tax
ing lessons, perhaps, from the spirit-rappers;
but you must remember there are false and
deluding spirits as well as true ones. Don't
believe them; they are telling you stories.
Or, it may be, you have confined yourself,
of late. to your Kentucky exchanges, and
have not read anything Of the recent elections
in North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Tex
as and other places.
You boast, nov and then, of being up
with the times; and so you are in some things,
but about some other things democratic vic
tories for example, you say very little, scarce
~ enough to keep your readers informed.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
Miami Medical College. Cincinnati.

Miami Medical College, Cincinnati.
We call attention of students and of all
who ara interested in the science of medi-
cine to the advertisement of this institution
in another column. The facilities FOR In
struction are unsurpassed; and we learn from
those who are competent to express an opin-
Tor, that the zeal, energy, and talent of the
gentlemen who have charge of this college,
are such as deserve and will command the
highest rewards of their profession. All OF
them are men in the prime of life; and seve-
raj Of them have an enthusiastic devotion to
the cause Of science, which approximates to
the ardor of the primitive martyrs for Chris
tianity. Five Of them have spent three OF
four years each in examining in person, the
methods pursued in the French and English
hospitals, and in fitting themselves for medi-
cal teaching.
The faculty has the entire medical care
and supervision of "S5. Johns Hotel for In
valids," an institution under the kindly and
tenderly care Of the Sisters of Charity, here
tofors located in the large building corner Of
Broadway and Woodward SITS, but now re-
moved to, ard having entire possession of the
building heretofore known as st. Peters Or
phaa Asylum, (the orphans having been re-
moved 70 the country where they have ac-
eommodstions for fGll 800 patients, and great
facilities for clinical instruction to students.
1t viii be observed, also, that the tuition
fees are reasonable, fact not to be disregard
ed these hard times.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

SWEET ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Gosport
ami Norfolk, Virginia, are all within sight of
each other. They are thriving commercial
towns, and the fact that navy yard is at
Gosport, has brought to those places thousands
of mechanics, who are engaged on the govern
ment works That most horrible visitor, the
yellow fever, has come upon these cities, and
death and desolation, human suffering and
domestic calamity have been universal The
pestience RACES with terrible loss. The dead,
the dying and the sick are abandoned by the
survivors, for so fearful is the fever, that but
few who are taken with it revive. In this
hour of sore distress, when the hospitals are
filled with suffering, sick and dying, when no
paid nurses can be procured, the sisters of
charity are aocking thither and devoting their
lives as nurses to the unfortunate victims
No other persons turn their steps to these
cities save these heroic christian women.
In such deeds of mercy and christian love
as these, the sisters of charity find sweet
revenge for the obloquy and insult thrown
upon them, few months ago, even in these
cities of Gosport, Norfolk and Portsmouth, by
over zealons political Sectarians, called Know
kothings.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
UNITED STATES sraRsHaI,s SALE.


u 4 virtue Of wri Of Execution (V-ndtoni 49,
ID nas) o. me directed. from TIE Clerks Ofcs 4 es
United s.ics Circuit Colu for The district e( lndi.ss
WI, on TIE lsih day of September, 4. d.. - 81
C0llrt House d0orsin tie city OF lsidisn<Pss Nanss
C0Ls Indiana, betsecn The koGrs ~ u o'csck. NJ
and O'Clock. r. IL. or for sails. al Futaic Aucssn. ts
rents and profits Tor years % ali tbs following Red
Estate. Wit my feet Norlh side. Lot numbered q
thre. 0cc0rg 20 Goes subdivision OF sQuare Ne IA
forty One, in Indianapolis; all Of LOT No. () one 70
Block No (5sl hfy-ciehi, OF Eefchers sub-ivissn 81
said biocS- No (5ol n.ty weight. in indianapolis. all -
Lot no l seveteen. IN out Lot Nc. 81 three West u
Viii river. according 10 Moses and George X. Wscd's
subdivision % said out Lot. and all of Lot Ne. -
two in ont LOT H. ia the city OF Indianapolis. Msros
County, indians; and upon failure 70 realize Dfceut
sum 10 satisfy Inc demand. viii al the a,nc s.t
place. and n Aforesaid. offer for sale the fee
pie Of said, above described, Real Estate taken re
property 81 the defeatsuis, AZ the suit OF Lucis Bar
bOur, Charles &. Shaw ana Lucias Bueh. against Jsm
TbauaaIi, " lliam Evans and john Crime -
JOHN l. ROBINSON.
~ q. :. Marshal Dissuei OF IOdianz-
BY Gao. McOuAT, Deputy. primers fec S6a
August ?. 1875. suge wa
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

5 -. 80 @gIss ia Clarke coaaly. ,uilnos;ssus
~ 49,. ID f-lfI-rf1l ctsrnt.--l
I'D Hi Dfii-lI2s3 miles souih of -, 49,,
No. %. 2ij acys-fu ias,ssr ,...inr~ m I, -,
Rev lc-it-fl acres cultivated Also - 49,
atclT Ca tle At.anfc a. Mississippi Rsiiroaf r----
Also, 10 acres ~ E.rchsTg CONN., III: a., -.
prairie. 20 acres tEs5erd ;-Rsiiro.S l.ca vii a. -
ceiyed n psymeHt
No 654- seo acres q i.ud m Pas ,oursy. ri.s
mil cs south 81 Monticello miie from rhe rsdlreA<
lse. GAG. is sores IN EHushsn oounu, ~ isS
pTaird; miles nonh % Atlantic and Aissspf RAJ
rcet, improvements --Ood- +.
re. GSf. So. acres nile cexf 81 south -se9 ss<
Or conalon line Of Indianapolis.
Special Notice.
lIot7n- aud iinos Cclltr.l Railroad stock wr
e-Feo m part payment for Rel Es.sts a. tss eass
AcKRRNAN & ED0AG.
"Pi - Real Eststs Assrss ana Brsks--
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

z COUNTERFEIT five dollar notes of the N. Y.
Ocean Bank, extremely well circulated to de-
ceive are in calculation in that city. They NAV
be detected by noticing the figure "5' on the
left hand upper end In the genuine notes
there are three faint lines drawn around the
shading of the figures. On the spurious only
one. The scroll work at the extreme of the end
piece strikes the border of the counterfeit while
there is some space between them in the gem
uine
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
Christopher waTwes,


y. hIllnl'- q T. FroeL-l.I
DEF0ht Christopher WarEeE. Jsstiss sf0,fs<~.
- Of Centre Township, Marion County, In6-tz<- for
So O.. Notice a hereby given, tesf the Gag q
july ieJ5 a The Instance aud up0n the aGdsvif u Al
Ledensticker. Attorney Cor sid Christopher Wsr-sz.
Writ az Attachment, issued against ne coocs
tels. rights Credits moneys and cieC IF so Ascig
Freet non-residen.s OF Che stst- 81 indiara as
said ri has been returned, property foani. where
upon John P Meiki was snmmoned, and uss sag e
two hundred dollars duc by him Sotc sas n.
treeih- the I'm day Of February. LASS garnsAees il
his hands, aud that The 3lsi day Of August less a
O'Clock p a., a my oioS In the city Of Indiana psli
Viii proceed and decide upon the claims cfsaid Warvc
whereof uie said hoeng and freeih. defendants and q
oihef' interested, may a. vii take notice.
Witness my hand aud seal. this 81 dzy OF Assi-s. -
aug a3w CHRISTOPHER e. WERBf. .. ?.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
PETITI0N FeR DIvorCR
:. Petition for a Divorce.

=. Petition fers
Fletcher No0GT ard,D
| tle Marion Circuit Coart. Ociober Term. -
4 - i remembered. that ihs Oh asv o. Ere~s,.
i-59 TIC plaintiff Susan " edward. fled Ia fss Ersos
tircun Court, her Petition Tor Divorce agan-; g. de-
ien2is Fletcher Woodward. and also the sfses-s 81
dsntereSied person. that the it teen6 n ota rs
DEM OF the State OF iadisHa. Tue said
fore hereby notified OF the Pendercy Of sad rsssn snl
tai unless he appear TIE second tay 81 the ne ters
Of sia ConT, - Dc begun ele held AZ the Couy Hstss
in the Siy OF Indianapolis, On the arm hoscsv ~ Oc.~
Der, la,, ma snsNsr or dsniar - ssid Psls~Es de
same will ~ heard and determined IN his sisepcs
aus u ~sw Nm. STEWART, C3syf.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

HOTEL CoNsUMpTIoN.-The n. Y. Courier
and Inquirer says that the following articles
were consumed in the United States Hotel,
at Saratoga Springs, during the week ending
Friday last 1t must be borne in mind that
in the following list no mention is made OF
the hams, tongues, pork, corned beef, salt
fish, ducks, geese, venison and game of every
description consumed daily:
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
PETITION ron DIV OTCE.
- For pitor,,.

Charles :. Pne.icet
1 Marion Circuit Court, October tsru, 1855.
4 81 d known tlst on his i{,h day o. ArsrD -
ihe aooye named plaintiff By FeTgoson & Ign- az A.
torne. filed IN the oce - the CLERK OF re Es-i>. CIV
cgi Court her Petition fer Divorce against aid ssf
osui, 80 an affidavit that said defendant nu 100
Scid OF the STATE 81 Indiana.
sid defendant i therefore hereby noafee s he xg
and perdency Of said complaint. ana thai unsm ne
pear and demur thereto. tbs cslin9 SRA
the Second Gay OF the next t-rfz Of said Csa
70 be begun 1nd held al he Cou House in India.erss
on TIE nl Monday IN Oc.eber next aid compl.ii and
tae iaaters and things hersin aiedgsd, viii se h--ud
aud determined in his absence.
WV. STEWART, css<f
FEEGU=Os & Isor, Atismcysfor Plaintiff.
aug II Wv
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

ia singular death took place in Boone CO..
Ky, within a few miles Of Petersburgh. on
Tuesday, The 2lst inst. Asa young man named
Ianlius Allen, was engaged IN loading a wa
gon with rye, he fell from the top of The load
upon a wooden pi;chfoTk, which was stuck in
the ground, by lhe side Of the wagon, and the
prongs entered his right side TO the depth of six
or seven inches. The accident took place about
SIX o'clock ia the evening, and he died at IL
o'clock the same night.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

,IAS ENGLISH SLAvEHoLDIR-Lord Broueham
has presented petition TO the British House of
Lords. praying for the removal Of the present
Lord High Commissioner, on the ground that
he owns plantation and slaves in Dutch
Guinea
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

CATHOLIC CHUaca Blows uP-The Catholic
Church Of Sidney, Shelby county, Ohio, was
blown mp by key Of powder under It and
tram attached, on Monday night last, and that
portion Of II not annihilated by the explosion
was destroyed oy fire, The Catholic Telegraph
says that tie co8ssrezstion ofCafholicsa al Sidney
IS snail and that they had been Iaboring a
long time TO build their Church, which they
had Just finished wien II was blown up M
person IN particular has been suspected.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
Higher Law.

The Massachusetts, Known things, and the
Missouri Know-Nothings are both Of one kid
ney- They neither Of them have any respect
for constituted authority. Both of them sci
at defiance the laws Of the United States and
force their own views end prejudices upon
the people, under the pretence of what they
choose to call the higher law" which means
nothing more or less than the will of the mob
in opposition 20 the true government.
The country needs administrative JACK
son to teach this maltifaced traitor obedience TO
the e0nstitution.-Ia Porte Times.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

.CHoLERA.-The Evansville JouaRGL says the
cholera is raging fearfully in Morganfeld, Ky.
There have been some thirty or forty cases with
in the last few days, most of which have termina-
ted fatally. Some citizens of Henderson visit
ed Morganfeld last week and since their re-
turn have been attacked with the terrible dis
ease, and one lady, We believe, Mrs. Hart, has
died with IT,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

1.-THE N. Y. Tribune of Wednesday says
1--WE learn from Massachusetts, that the Hon.
Robert c. WINTHROP, has written letter decli-
ming to join in the proposed fusion movement in
that State From this we conclude that Mr..
Winthrop's retirement from public life. though
first enforced, has now become voluntary, and is
intended to be final and absolute"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
ADAMS NOnNpv

THE ABOVE LIST embraces large Tract. OF Land in
the various Counties OF the State, OF the choices quality
and character that were bought up many years since BY
large operators, and withheld from sale They
offered at very low prices, and favorable By
aid OF Coon's Sectional Map of Indiana, persons can
md any oi the Tracts without difficulty II will be
pleasure 20 us to answer all letters promptly, giving in
formation concerning these Lands to those enclosing
Postage Stamp.
To PERSONS WISHING TO SELL, VIC Offer the
greatest Inducements Your Lands will be advertised in
the above manner, and In the various Newspapers in this
State, well as other States free Of expense. No Sale,
no Charge. 1--we also have for sale, or trade for
lands, large amount of RAILROAD STOCKS, BONDS.
TOWN PROPERTY, STOCKS or GOODS, Sc.
OUR TERMS are Except in Marion County, two per
cent. the amount when sale Is made. and two weeks
notice required before the withdrawal Of property
our Books send NJ accurate description by township,
Range, and Section auoyc. and description of SOIL
Timber, Buildings, improvements SC.
C0NDIT, WRIGHT d HAYDEN,
ANzI r. coSDfT. Bake's Commercial Row,
WILLIS ". wRIGHT,S Opposite the Bates House,
NEHEMIAH HAvpKsD fedlsng,o0, Ind
ssg ew
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE,
a. n1Fr .IfF~rDTNN- AIR
SESSION. OF 1880.


THE regular Course Of Lectures IN hi. coe-s. ~
Il commcuse Monday. October the 18th. and oss-
tnue uHutthe eIsG ne HEfeh
Preliminary Csarse vii commence X Che College
on tac ~ q ne m0ngh, and continue Until The regular
Sescu OF he l5a; slso Ciaoai Lecture az 30 Hsssi
als 20 the College bs2en.-ry watch vii be srco-
r. .. MgssEs. NJ D.. Professor Descriptive ars
} P..JC9nss, n. D., Professor OF Surgical Anal.ss
ard Sut-ic.ii Pathology =
joan IiAy.s u. D. Protcssorof Anatomy.
Josisf " mrs, IL D., Professor Of tho Thesry I'D
Practice ~ Medicine. n
GEoasr NsNnEsAALL. N. D. Profess. ,r OF Obstetrics
JoEsS a MuRTHT II D., Professor Or aa;eria Mediss
Therapeutics and Medical Jurs prudence. 20 Ef.I
G. G. caNrovs, NJ d., Professor Of the Institutes
a. Z. Foors, NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry.
WILLIAM OLESDENIS N. d., DomonsirsloT s Asa
IN. yEsH. II. D. ProsoetOrt TO ne Professor or As.-
CliEiesl IHslrelion can be hal ni the Commsrc,ss
Hospital, ST. Jonas Hotel, for inyulijs. and ths cH
Dss.seu -v This last named charity has been rren.s
exirndea- - ts too tiorsIld Ites,is are
ussEusiy Prescribed for. and many operations pefofmed.
AdVaatea Students take charge of Gees III the homes
% liients II .y wish 10 do 90 and witch tbeir das
progress ar te supervision of Professors Of the col-
fi,e department ~ Practical Anatomy viii receive AZ
tenslon under The ssre 81 is Professor Of AnaeT aA<
'"s Dsn''''''9'-''''i FEES. 80.
Far Tire Whole course %
Mlr.criai9n ilrxe pad onee oni5).----.----- %
Hospital Ticket. $50
Uf-iuaii1n tee....-. q
Expenses incurred y students Ia The city may tc Light.
Good boriing my be procured from o. 50 20 81 peg
week. g.r. r .-
Sludcrs on reaching the civ. ty caliis rt the Cd
ie~c lNori-Wesi corner Of fiith sirees ana Mesless
Row viii De cOnduced . good boarding houses 80
receive every attention.
For further Information, address
aug = .A&,w,t Deas Of fes FleaifS. Iss Foarsa sr
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

DAATH OF AN OLD BoArMAN.-Captain Elijah
Chadduck, one of the pioneer boatmen of the
West, who has served on the river in every part
of official capacity, died on yesterday at his
sissippi Valley.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

GT"The fire is going out Miss Filkins."
Il know it, Mr.. Green; and if you would
act wisely, you would follow its example,"
1t is quite unnecessary to add that Green
never axed to sit up with that girl again.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

The foregoing is the actual consumption of
the week ending on Friday last, and proba-
bly, is without a parallel in the history of
Hotels, either in Europe or in America. Be-
sides the 800 guests in the house, there is a
small regiment of servants numbering $50.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

D-Tbe Locomotive is again in motion On the
Western Division of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad. 1t is thought that there viii be no
more, suspensions. The interval OF rest has been
improved by repairing all the machinery, and
the road is now in good order
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
q sIEKING FUND BORROWERS

NETHERE Interest vas due aud unpaid on ne
~ frt dav OF July LAST. Loans from The sinkiur
Fond The lands end lots Inoraed Ia security. will ss
advertised about The Ji u september neHi, ~ be Sid
on ti,e second SATURDAY in December next.
The ptaeiice Of polp5ning -alcs by rciving serr.-
nDts irsrn orroecrs 10 y Interest Interest ne 50
discontinued A. DbMoA J., PresidcsL +.
OgFlrE ~ISKiNG frSn.f H-
Indiana rolls. Aug. ~. lc5g.A
IsreHaoffrs ana kfnubir1H ilCiana polls; Csu-ts-
AMI fgarHrf Lafayette; loii1dtsH and .gcge-seafq-
Kiehaans CDrisr aud foaraai. Tore Halstl
and Baancr. ilis0a, JvHraei and IngHsrer. EvAnss
yile Uaion and Timss, II Potts; Dencsref. Goshen,
gTncs and ScHfinef. Fort Wayne. viii publish
amount Of dofsrs, aud send accounts 70 once
SINKING. Fund. ang - dI&wf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

IA German, on Monday performed the feat
Of drinking sixty mugs Of lager beer successful
ly, in Jersey city, for a wager
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
Notice to Heirs Of Petition to Sell Real
- Fsfc+a -------.-

STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY,
NOTICE j. hereby giyeHillai John r. 6tGusp h. Ld
~ miairaor 81 The E>ste OF Ninzcn; Herr deceased.
has filed his petition % sell The Real Estae Of the Gece
dent his personal beng insufficient 20 pay hisdebts sod
that said petition will be heard ~ he neat term 81 ne
Com Of Common Plca-. q said County.
ATrEsT; MN. STEWART, Clerk. RI,
Aug. 10. 1855. lw3wl G. G. p. Marion cA