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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-31
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

AUCTION Rooms No. Sc and SO Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SO. = On
Sh SATURDAY,
IT O'Clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture comprs-
lsg Carpets, Sofas, Chairs Tabes Bureaus Bedsteads
nes, Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
md The Kitchen ware.
Sales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated
lie city, county Statej terms easouable, satisfac
lion guaranteed Also the apprasng of property solicit
o. Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon applca
lou at the Sales Room. Constantly hand an assort-
uent of new Furniture Table Cutlery Crockery
ami GLASS Ware Clocks, Looking Glasses, Window Shades
&C., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday at
isFnoon at Putnams Sales Rooms the usual hour un
!turther notice. 5. NJ REDDING, Salesman.
n,ar30 diff
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Drp GOODS.
FOR CHRISTMAS 3 NEW YEARS.

FOR CHRISTMAS 81 NEW YEARS.
Laies looking for USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
are invited to look at the splendil Stock of
EMBROlDERIES
Such as
BRUSSELS Point Lace Collars.
do. do. do. do with Sleeves to match
Splendid Ice and Muslin Embro tered Berthas, or
Evening Dresses
Fine II milton Lace Collars.
Fine Maltese Lace Collars.
Fine French Wrought Muslin Collars
Fine FRI nch Wr 'ught Cambria Collars.
Super Scotch wrou hit Muslin Collars.
Super Scotch Wrought Cambria Collars.
EeEant Sleeves, Flouncings, Bands, &c.
Super Real Threal and Haniton Laces, &c., &c.
Also, Beautiful Cell Bordered Scarfs.
Beautiful Cashmere Scarfs.
All for SnIe at Cost or less.
Wo Offer with III above nall assortment of
odlur Casss, Glove xes
Toilet Boxes. Jewel Gasss. &C. &C.
AT ABOUT HALF PRICEI
In huynE any description of Dry Gods, remember the
Great Cheap Sale #
CHANBERIIN RAPNARD 4 CO
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REST BLA * SILKS

Ladies in want of the best BIZ OK SILKS imported
are advised 10 avail themselves of Stock sell ng
AT COST.
1t is believed that are the only "BISCHeFF
SILKS" oere in town, and purchasers can procure
these superior goods at he agents. prices only of
CHAMBERLAIN BARNARD CO.'S
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6oliocp GOODS.

HOLIDAY BOOKS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
(2O7 Main Sirees,l
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Books, Stationery. Porte Monnaies, Portfoiios,
Pocket Kni1es,
And variety Of other articles ususy kept in ahook-
stre ciH be SOLD for the HsEt n,ry days. extremely
low r in order reduce stock Us much a. posi-
bic nefore removing 70 our new store.
d27 Of N HERvgY l. co.
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NIOzI STasON 4 d II GOUDS
for Gentlemeu's wear, have just received from
PARIS AND LONDON
rhe choicest styles RICH VESTfNGs Tor Evening
DRESS. New styl Of PANTALooN ST. FFS.
Entirely new designs for DRESS aND FR0cK COATS
All of which we shall manufacture with such cart and
attention as will stamp our GAlmen at once elsgat
and distinctive and at prices the wants of the
most economical
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READY MADE DEPARTMENT.

READY MADE DEPARTMENT.
Here viii be found complete assortment of fash.
i0naole rmes, ale up by The best If Sorkmen in the
Ia est sttls 20 he fund Ia tbs country ger men
can be iurhshei witt COMPLETE ST IT short notice,
and at she lowest prices.
The following is lst Of some Of ths articles on sale
utable for tie season, aud the prices which they will
be sold
HEAVY PILOT SACK OvERCoATS, suitable for those
exposed 10 our severe CT mate, from. 81 to 2SlS.
TALNA SACK Of English Treble Millel aver made in
entirely lew styles-a su .erior dress garment,
SEQ to $50.
SEBASr0P0L TALMAS. made from heavy Reversible
Beavers, suitable for traveli or rdnis. from
SEQ TO $40
ORES and FRoCK COATS, made inl 81 stvI- of 81 e
rior work tuansnlp and trimmings ISIS 70 S25
CHARLES A. SMITH s. CO..
No. Old State Uousc,..........tso Boston.
d22 OF
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o. FOR SALE IA two story Dwelling House
Ee, and about three ourths Of Lard stua-
EAA. ted in the village Of North Chsrlton, about mile
from charlton Depot the north side of the old Woces
ter and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence of
the late Col Asa Bacon The House in good repair and
well calculated for two iamiIits
Also, about acres Of and lying the Cpl oste side
OF said road, vita small Barn tn 1t will be sold
at low prcs, separately all tog theT aud liberal
Gle lit for of the purchase money nd is de-
srabe location for boot shoemaker, or other me-
chanic. JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester Nov, Z, 1856 dawtf
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BooKsI NEW BOOKS ]

NEW GOODS! NEW
~ No 1874 MAis sTREEH q ~
Just received, large AID q esnt as y 0H1
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STA TONER.
which we respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also superior lot OF Mahogany Inlad. and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, whic we offs for sale losc
ns diff BAKER, TRU aBCLL. & nARNes
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GAUTION.-An persons are hereby cautioned
~ agairsf receiving oh. ok on Mrchan'c> Bunk. Wor
cs'er. for SSS so, bearing date DEC 90 1885, payable
G NJ BROOKS or bearer. and signed g MANN Agekt ].
III. Huntington Co., as the wi not he paid.
H. MANN. Agent
j. N HUSTISGToS l. Co.
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1flisrcIIaucous.

DIAMOND CEMENT.-The hest article in
~ thu market for dining broken crockery and glass.
Ware. Try it, all ye unfortunate. For sale ny
GEO. R. sPURR,
n26 diff 201 Main St.
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NEW AND MUSICAL.
SlNGER's SEWING MACH1NEs :!

These machines have loug suntanea the highest r4pu
taon in the Cnited States. TIE 6rst prz gold med
all as recently en- awarded tn them the grt at Ex
position az the Palace Of Industry 10 Paris ard thus tey
hav the Wor a. v rict Of SUI eriarty.
I'll a. impr'yeme MS have jus heec added so that they
run ithout Disc with ea.e TO the operator It uoube the
sp d. so that
TWicE as MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE IN A DAY!
The greatest clohing AMI shoe manufacturing esab
shnitLt ia ili country these machines exclusively
Tnty are @ npe ut 10 perform every work in the
perfect manner.
AS there IRE very or at numbers of inferior nr Iy
wuhlees seeing m chimes Of the Lerog a. Bid e t.
Avery, wilson, Gro er aker ard sher pateiits which
have beei sold, but OF be used to any advantage WE
hetby Of to rec i've ali su machines. aud also uuim-
proved Manufacture, in xchaige for new
and afest improved machines Oh b-ral I'M. all old
machines taus obla ncI by us viii b brok up and de.
st oye For pa tcalars. ppIy by letter personally
our New York Office.
B. L s'al Astit ntei to make sales of our i'm
proved sewi' mschn's To pers properly qualified
for the business, plrtuty for profit bic and
pleasant employme t is OF red.
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O. HOUSE FOR SALE. The subscriber
ks;.s Offer FIR sale va-uahle House and LIT very
g8.lA ca antiy situated in the of Nor Br ok.
held The hpus- lie large, nearle and in mpete
rrpar, Cont ami IA roous aside from pa t i and
prssses; ii is coavenieut arrngei tor one two wen
three families. or might b. nsd for Boarding House,
which is mucn needed in the place.
An exc ie well of dur HE wafer, and valuable
Fruit Trees on he place. The property will b. sid low
and payments m ds easy. Possession given the rst Of
April next. THOMAS BOND
North Brooh field Der. II 1855 dtf
~ FARM FOR "a Lh.-)ne Il the 80
hk:;; be tand productive IN Worces err con- se&
Ms!sA. timing abou sixty acres very peasany ~s'--
situated about Two miles huDl the Court House. and will
be sol at gre bargain. Apply to
WIN T MERRIFIELD
Worcester, Nov % 1866 diff
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Rcol esrnrc.

Co., FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED a<a
H in Leicester the road leading frum Cher ES$&
&saA ry Valley to Clappve. and about i've miles 49,
from the City Hall in Worcester The said farm consists
Of about fifty acres, is one (somewls rougi) but
CONT leele adapted to growing vegetables and fruit to
which 1t is improved the present time. On the farm
is large number of Strawberry Plants, of many choice
varieties two young Orchards Of grated ard superior
fruit, Just bginnng to bear about Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and acre spendid Peat
swamp VIII oh is drained Also, a II, and barn and
other Uut-buildngs in good repair.
Also tor sale, a MORGAN HORSE, four years old last
June fairtr veer good size work any harness. spot
or place. Apply the premises.
JAMES NJ DRAKE.
Leicester Nov l6 1855 jtf
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CENTLEMEN,s SHAWi.S.

GENTLEMEN'S SHAWiS.
larga assortment including Elk Fine. Also, Extra
heavy 4ni large aize sci ing at redacsd prices
Also, Boys Shawls, very cheap by
CHI ,NBERLIN, BARNARD, Il co.
FOR THE BEST AMERICAN DELsIN s. I2@ Cents
FOR BEST Styles FAsf CoLORED PRINTS at s cts
FOR s74 CENT SILKS, a. 81 Cents.
FOR HANDS lME PLAID SILKS, at 374 Cents.
FOR YARD WIDE CASHMERE PLATES, at Is Gems,
FOR BEST LAMBS WOOL HOSE, % Cents;
FOR C0rr0N FLARNEiS at 10 MT;
Go to CHAMBERLAIN BARNARD. 4 cos
SPLENDID TABLE DAMASKS.
We Offer in Closing Sales splendid stock of LINEN
DAMAsKs. comprising
e4t264s SATIN FINISH DOUBLE DAMAsK TABLE
CLOTHS
5-sy5 sto 4-4x44 SATIN FINISH NAPKINS, to match
the Cloths
AXIS ZINE Linen Danask by The yard. 7-4x0.4 Fine
and Extra Heavy Bainsey by the yard
Brown Linen Tble Covers and DAmasks all qualities all
for sale at cost and less
To la lies who wish treat themselves to the luxury
fine Damask or make substantial holiday gilt the above
stock of Damask offers the strongest possible attractions
viz; the choicest qnali les at of Importation.
CHAMBERLIN BARNARD a. co
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
News from Mexico.


NV OhLLANH aug Il
The steamer Orizaba, with dates from
Mexico to the 9th, has arrived. It is reported
that the reyolutionists are within four leagues
of Vera Cruz. A conductor from the city OF
Mexico, with a convoy of 500 troops, has
stopped at Puerto National, and fortified
themselves there for the purpose Of fighting
the revolutioniSts
Accounts are given cf triumphant marches
of Blanco in pursuit of the rebels, and his re-
turn to the Capital.
Comonfort is reported routed BY General
Morgaise, in Tamaznlo. Michvason is re-
ported quiet
A band of revolutionists is said to have
been destroyed near Monlla.
A severe storm had occurred In Northern
Tampico by which many lives ard many
vessels were lost.
The deck load Of the schooner J. H. Dicks
of New Haven, which was stuck by lightning.
was condemned
The schooner Mary Caroline was wrecked.
The Delta's letters say the arrests in Mcxi-
co amounted to 69 daily Among the pris-
oners were two Americans
A great conspiracy was said to have been
discovered by the Police while searching for
criminals. Converts bad been subjected to
an inqusition and several priests arrested at
Zapaltlan.
I'll Grande is said to have been taken, and
the garrison, numbering 400, to have joined
Alvarez. Ii is also runlored that Guanaiuaio
is in possession Of the rebels. Blanco had
gone to fight Comoniou
The latest rumors from Vera Cruz, are that
the Conducta, which left Mexico on the 18th
uit, with million aud a half Of dollars, had
been taken by the rcvolutionists-that 40 Of
the troops were killed, and 300 Of them had
Joined the Rebels.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16

Old Vanderburgh should be well represented
on the occasion. Let every Democrat and
lover of civil and religious freedom, who can
spare the time, swell the mighty column OF
freemen who viii 90 up to shout hosannas to
the name of Liberty and Freedom of Con-
science. There will be great outpouring of
the Sovereign People who will convene to-
gether to enjoy "a feast of reason and a flow
Of SOUL" and to take measures to redeem In
diana from the hands of the abolitonists and
agitators who have gained a temporary ascen-
dencv of State. 1t will be glorious time
for every lover of his country. Go up, boys,
in crowds.-EUdHsUille Enquirer.
Mass MEETING AT INDIANAPoLIs.-0u
readers generally have been informed that
lass Meeting of the Democracy of Indiana
will be held at indianapolis, on the 10Th inst
We hope to see large delegation from old
and reliable Dearborn. Every section of the
county should make arrangements to 60 en-
SndsSe Let there be such a turnout as will
cause the dry bones of Fusionism and Know
Nothingism 10 rattle. Let the freemen show
the despots. mobocratS, women whippers and
fanatics, that the spirit of liberty and freedom
yet prevails, Notwithstanding their efforts to
crush it out We have advices from the
capitol that great preparations are being
made for all-the "latch string will be out,
and all who attend will be Hospitality enter
tanned, and their spirit renewed. Arrange
ments have been made with the various rail-
roads for running extra trains and carrying
all for half price.-Latoreacedu Register.
"UP" CID LINERS AND CAT THEM."-Re-
member the grand rally at indianapolis on
the 295h inst Are you making ready2 Are
you girding on your armour? Ii you are not,
we call upon you to male haste, to enroll your
selves under tho banner the Union, and
the Constitution, on the morning of the 18th
Aug, 1855. Fare on the r. Road, reduced
one half We want to hear the shouts of the
undaunted cold liners" of every nook and
corner of ihdomitable old Boone on that day.
Let the watch word of every "old liner be
"Raliy'.-Boone County Pioneer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
New York Provision Markets.

NEW ORK. aug. III, lr5J.
MEssRs. EDIToRs Our market has been free from
fluctuations is Usual at this OF the year, and
quotations differ but very little from last week.
FLOuR-COmmOn grades ran up about 81 &c y Dbl, in
the early part OF the week under the influence of
port demand. bat have reccded since full 25e 3 Dbl
Ne quote common State S5G)5 .; Extra So 25aS 81;
Western and Canadian 50 o. 500 so; Gennesee 50 50
n l.: Southern s. J0dlO, Tor fair TO good brands; Fa-
Vorite To Fancy SIOGI1. Rye Flour firm S7a3S So
Corn Meal steady at 81 J07S
GeAN-Wheat is slightly more bu0yanL Red ranges
from 81 % 10 l 20; White S2G2 ID. Rye il In very
ght receipt and in small lots brings 81 259l 30, for
September aud October delivery the views of buyers
cannot be set down at much above 81 bushel. Oats
State and Western 50956c; Jersey i6Gj0c- Corn went
few days since 10 % s+c, but under light receipts
now stands nj &c as7c. Advance of European freighs
within the last few days. has had the influence 10 prevent
still further advance of this article. Barley yet with
out a price in the market.
SEFDs-CiOOd Timothy is wan'ed at 81 2 bushel /;
Clover quiet NJ ins{ Gllc h. Flax Seed 81 e5Gl 90.
PRovlsIoNs-Mcss Pork SIG a,l9 e :; Prime sic
62 ~ l6 80; Prime Mess s6 50GI7 IS. Beef-Coun-
trv Mess SlIl3 do Prime 50 - GlO =; Chicago and
Indiana SIS al6; Beef Hams SI6gI9; Picked Hams
o.. Bl0c: Shoulders q 9shc. Lard firm at l01llAc.
uIrER of the prime qualities; there Is very light
stock and the market IS firm; Orange county - e
n Interior State dairy 20a2lc; Ohio and Pennsylvania
belle IL; Choice Ohio, Illinois aud Indiana 10 lsc
= b..
CHEESE arc selling freely al 9S49atc n.
EGGS are lower; l4Gl6c 6 dozen.
DRIED Ar-IEs use.
BEANS S36s3 %
Peas 81 25Gl 81 4 buShel
Respectfully, yours, BENNETT d BR0KAW,
Produce Commission Merchants,
No 4 Front ST.
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GeIfgrapEif @ispatrbfs.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR The SENTINEL 4!
Frnm e. orlaans.
NEw ORLEANs Aug. IA.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Il.
Winston is elected Governor Of Alabama,
by large majority.
The Know Nothings carried the election
of the Judge of the Second District Cont,
in this city, yesterday, by majority Of 1850
over all.
The steamer Nautilus has arrived with
dates from Brownsville TO the 9Th, and Gal
weston to the 10th.
The Delta's Correspondence contains off,
cial accounts Of the capture of Saltillo, after
two days fighting. Tho Government troops
numbered 1900 and had FIVE pieces of ar
tillery. The revolutionists lost 50 men. Two
thirds of the Government troops were either
killed, wounded or taken prisoners.
The Revoluhonists were in pursuit Of the
retiring army.
Gen. Vol had reinforced Matamoras from
Tanpico.
The force of the Revolutionists amounts
to 1900 men and III pieces of Artillery; the
latter under the command of Col Duncan,
late U. S. Army. Gen. Vol had destroyed
the suburbs of Matamoras, and many of the
citizens had left for Brownsville. The Re.
volut;onists are sanguine OF success
Pierce, Democrat, is supposed 10 be elected
Governor of Texas.
Governor Bell has been elected to Con-
gress.
The deaths for the week amount to 413,
including 291 Of yellow fever
Peters, an esteemed merchant OF this city,
died on Saturday from the disease OF the
heart.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16

or The Madison Courier is very much
shocked that We should have called for the
Vengeance Of Heaven on PRENTICE, the insti-
gator of the Louisville riots. Its editor quotes
from our remarks paragraph, which he says
was written in cool blood, and then contrasts
It with ono from the Louisville Journal of
Tuesday, the day after the mob aud murders.
Very true, Mr.. Prentice, after the mischief is
-done, writes apologetlcally. Murderers often
feel remoTse when the remains of their bleed
ing victims are before them.
But viii Mr. GARBER publish the incendi-
ar-articles Of the Louisville Journal on Mon
lay and Saturday and several other days be-
fore the election? A correct opinion can bet
ter be fonned of the influence of the Journal,
On the riOtous feelings Of Louisville, by
knowing what was said before hand by those
who were looked up to as guides and coun-
fellors But the truth is our remarks were
not written in rsTy cool blood. The letter of
an aye Witness" and the Louisville Courier
of Tuesday, which more than confirmed every
thing said by or correspondent were before
us, and the scenes Of carnage and brutality
; and arson there described made us feel indig-
nant and excited. Our excitement is past,
but our disgust ard distress at the result in
louisville, and our scorn and detsstation OF
'tae midnight eonclaves which brought it
about, and all their aiders aud abetters are
stronger than ever.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Democratic Convention OF the 2sth

At meeting of Democrats of lndiaDapo-
lis, held at the Supreme Court Room, on
Tuesday evening, August 9TH, to make ar
rangements for the Mass Convention of the
10Th; on motion, WILLIAM b. BEACH was
called to the chair, and AUSTIN Ii. BRowN
appointed Secretary.
The following Committees were appoint
ed:
Committee Of arrangements: IL. VANDE-
GRIFT, ANDREW W. MoOUAT, NJ. NORTH, X.
FERGUSON aud c.. w. CoTToM.
Committee on Inritation: ALEX. f. Nor
RIsoN, l.. DUNLAP, T. b. HoLooMBE, and No.
p. Dunn.
COMMITTEES to make arrangements toith Raul
road Companies: JNo. S. SPANN, DIR. PIERCE,
\. HAYDEN, and JNo. a. McDowELL.
Committee on Presentation Flag: H. IL.
NELSON. WIN STEWART j H. Kennedy and
AUSTIN ii. Brown.
The meeting then adjourned. The seve-
raj committees are requested to meet at the
Supreme Court Room Monday evening, Au-
gust 18th, 1856.
WM. B. BEACH, Chairman,
AUSTIN H. Brown, Secretary.
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From Pittssursa.

PITTsBUE5B, Aug. IA.
River feet and falling Weather cloudy
and warm.
The Wing Convention, in Allegheny coun-
ty, met to-day and resolved 20 make no nom
nations, as such action would be controlled
by the Know Nothings They alss resolved,
that as all offers of Fusion were rejected by
the Democratic party, the Wings would now
cooperate with the Republican movement-
The following Delegates were appointed to
the Wing State Convention, TO meet AZ har-
risburg ON the 18th Of September; Edward
Cam ,,bell, j. NJ. Snodgrass, Hugh Fergus, r.
C. Walker, DR.. J. Caratheni J. Z. Lewis, Dr.
John Dickerson and Thomas Penny, Dele
gates. They were recommended 70 favor tue
Rennblican organization resolutions were
also adopted, approving Reeds letter Of re-
signation after his appointment 10y the Coma
~ Committee. The Convention then adj
iourned.
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UNaTEn NrArEs tIAnsHaI.s 80

(f virtue Of a writ Of Execution. (vendit.oni expo
nas % me directed, from the Clerks Office Y the
United states Circuit Court for te district % Indians
WIZ ." the lsih day Of septener. &. a., iS5. the
Court House door, IN tho city az Indianapolis Marion
County, Indiana, between the hours 0f d. O'Clock A. ~
and 4o'cock, p D., oer for safe. Public Auction tho
rents and profits Tor seven years an the following Real
Estate 10 VII hiiy feet North side. Ist numbered go
three, according 10 Goes subdivision of square No f
forty -one, IA indianapolis an OF Lot No a. one Ia
BLOCK No J-l nfiN-oigh of flcfchers subdivision Of
said Block. No ;Bcl ly et. im INDIANAPOLIS: al OF
Lot No. % seventeen. IN out Lot No CO three West %
Win ryer, according 70 Moses and George X lVoofis
subdivision Of said cat Lot; and al 81 n lot Ns f)
two in out Lo' II. in the city Of Indianapolis fs0n
County, indiana; aud upon liuro % realize saaciaul
sum 10 satisfy the demand. viii ~ the sie and
place. aDd in manner Aforesaid. offer flr sale the fee sim
pie OF said, above descrh T. Real Estate taken as the
property OF the defendants 4e sa Of Lncils Bar
bOur, Charles G.. Shaw and Lgcids Baeu aaiu.f Joha
fralman, William Evans and John Crime
JOHN. J. ROBINSON.
u s. Mar-aal D.-f-s-. 81 I.s--n,
by Gro. NUOUAT. Deputy. tPriuicrs 10 Sgl
august .. l6j5. an-g rrit
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From Wn.hinrtnn

NAsHiNGrON, Aug. r.
Col. Steptoe, instead Of being in Carson
Valley, as the papers recently stated, await
ing the reply of the President 20 his proposed
conditional acceptance Of the govcrnorship Of
Utah, was. on the 10Th july, az Benicia, Cali
fornia, with his command.
More than 200 persons, from tho infested
district in Virginia, have arrived here within
the last week. and two have since died.
The Hon. Wilson shannon accepts the
Governorship Of Kansas, and will depart
forthwith for that Territory.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

4 Convention of Democrats and National
Wings of Marion County will be held at the
Court House in indianapolis on SATURDAY
AUGUST 25th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to nomi-
nate candidates for Clerk, Auditor and Com
missioner. Some of the Townships have al
ready held meetings and selected Delegates.
The other Townships are requested to do
likewise. MANY DEMOCRATS.