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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
COMMERCIAL.
OSFIcE OF THE DAILY SrATR SENTINEL,
Lad.a.anaI..- A NIL Il. Ik.al

II
Indianapolis, Apr ~, is5S
FL0UR.-SaO0Gs.B y bbl. Wholesale; $3.50 rcti
CORN MEAL.-50c. y bn. wholesale; Use. retail.
WHEAT.-$1.6D y bu.
CORN.-45950c. y bu.
OATS.-33d35c. y bu.
HAY.-Sl0 tan.
POTAToES.-$l.25 y bu. Wholesale; Sl.409 l. 60 re-
tail.
SEEDS.-Clover $3.50 y bu Wholesale; $3.50 retail
Flax sl00 bu. Timothy $3.50 9 bu. wholesale.
BEANs.-s35oe bu. retail; white $3.50 Wholesale
$500 retail.
PR0VISI0NS.-Bulk Meat &c. y n; Shoulders, Side.
and Hams 1909; Lard 7ze. for prime Dbl, and e1ze
for prime keg.
GRoCERIES.-N. o. sugar 81 96kc.S %; N. o. Mo
iasses 25a21c. gal; Rio Coffee i<9ll[c. n; Lake
Salt S275a3.O0 y bu. liH -
BUTTER AND EGGS.-2oc- . b for prime, ane
l29l5e. for Inferior wholesale; oc retail; Eggs Zoe.
doz. wholesale; Ice. y dez. retail.
FEATHERS.-3s40c. y n.
TALLOW.-ll9i2c. y n.
FRUIT.-APples, green, 1915 y bu.; Apples, dried
sI.50 p bu. wholesale; $500 y bu. retail.
FUEI.-Wood e2-5oe3O0 y cord; Coal lie. y blu
or SCREEN l4c. y bu. for best Clay county.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

How Much SEED TO TEE ACRE This
question, says the Ohio Farmer, caunot be an
swcred definitely, as the opinions of farmers
differ materially and then the climate and
soil have much to do with the quantity. The
quantity of seeds sown broadcast to the acre,
is about as follows
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ANAL p. ooSDT. WILLS W. wKIeHT \. nagREs
MAP OF MARION COUNTY.

- HOW1NG the Township, Range. Section. ana
- Quarter Section lines the Civil TOWNSHIPS: the
outline of each PERSONS aci Of land. with the pwncr,.
name thereon: The Streams; Canals: Railroads. Plant
Roads; State and County Road; Towns. vinnee-
Post oifess: Public Buldings Churches: school
Houses; Ahis, &c. he City 81 Indianapolis viii ali
IL suhdis isions and addiiiors Compiled vial rest
from United States. Corporation and Private Suryevs
and from County Records. >
VIII he ready for delivery % subscribers. on or aout
The IN OF May neXi. Price s. 20 be paid for ON de-
livery This map viii be invaluable 10 Tounshp o.
GERS and business men, generally. No furer shc,,ld L.
without Subscriptions are resrcifniv ,oli,es a.
our Real Estate and General Agency OfHce. opuosi,e
the Bates House. Blake's buildne
apr5-ddkwtf CONDIT. WRIGHT 4 HAYDEN
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0T"Two young ladies have fallen in love
with young man in Petersburg, Va, and
threaten to settle the difficulty with pistols"
There is strong temptation to that young
man TO join the Momons,a and marry both of
these spunky girls. Thus may he, "honorably
and amieably," adjust "a serious difficulty,
which promises fatal results TO one of two
very spirited women, who love not wisely but
too WELL
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

To THE LADIEs.-Mrs A. BAKER, at the
Ladies' Fancy Millinery, No. 5, Illinois St.
has Just received direct from Madame Dem.
CREST, New York, a brilliant display of novel
artistic. and elegant designs for Ladies' and
childrsn's apparel, suited for the ensuing sea-
son. Ear surprising anything yet exhibited
in this city. Ladies are requested to call and
sxrnins them.
Persons at distance can be supplied with
ell the latest designs by mail aprl0-d3t-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
Oh SOLDIERS. ATTENTION.

THE undersigned will prepare
Il applications Cor Bounty Lands, granted 10 Old IL
Soldiers under the late Act q Congress, -
able terms. ~
The Land Warrant Bill gives 100 acres 10 all ~
grades OF Soldiers, from agr0ner % majOrg gen
cral. including the Widows all Revolutionary lll
Soldiers and all Seamen. who have been IN actual
battles, who have serrcd iess than F0arfesa
Oars ia some capacity in or about toe Army.
Those who have areads received 100 acres not
titled 10 another Warrant. bat those who have received
50 Warrants ensd % - more. AID those
who have received 30 Warrants entitled 10 ~
more.
u Ofice up stairs in Griffth's Block. over ". n
BTFORD's Grocery. No. , West Washington Street..
mare0-dNw3x AUSTIN n. BROWN.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April Us ?. y.
River fallen-abont feet Of water In the channel.
Weather warm. Flour dull and dropping at so.sc8
1000 Oats advanced 10 Soc; whskey advanced 10 3ie
Provisions quie 200 bbs prime Lard sold at lie bulk
Sides 7a7hc bulk Shoulders &c. No change in Groce-
res-quiet but nIm.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

OF Mr.. PREsToN, the distinguished Wing
member Of Congress from Louisville, Ky,
and one of the most eloquent speakers in the
last House of Representatives, is strongly OF
posed to the principles and dogmas of the
Know Nothings, and will have nothing to do
with that infamous faction.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

6TOm old friend W. J. BURNS, Esq, has
again taken charge of the Plymouth Banner,
and is rapidly converting it into the respecta-
BILE journal it was previous to his leaving the
establishment Mr. B. Is a good editor, makes
a good paper, and has our best wishes for sue
cess in his enterprise.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
From Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
The boiler connected with the Cotton Mill
of c. Spence at Germantown, exploded early
this morning, blowing down the drying and
dye houses, and shattering the walls Of the
mill, and killing the Engineer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

OF The Spring elections, throughout Ohio,
show a large and steady increase in the demo-
cratic vote, since last fall In every town or
city, in which there was an organized effort
against SAM, he has been beaten, or escaped
by the skin Of his teeth Next fall will
show a united Democracy-and the Know
Nothings a PROSTATE party.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
From Waahingfan

WASHINGTON, April ID.
The King of Prussia has ordered great
medal for science and golden Cosmos men
dial to be presented to Lieut. Maury for the
wind and current charts.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

W JOIN s. ORR, the @Angel Gabriel,"
gives notice in the English papers that he is
going to the Crimea "to strengthen the spirits
of the heroes then to Africa and Asia, and
finally to Rome, to suffer martyrdom, and thus
finish his testimony.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that on the Isl dav az Pm
ruary. le5, vii 81 Attachment issued lx mn.
Christopher q. Nerbe. Justice Of the Peace Of III
II Jacob hinkle. against the goods and an, f,ri.
credits. and effects Of Charles Mspper. by whine ~
which writ no goods and ehaeis have been stt.ces a.
The properly Of the said Charles Mappcr ard tht on a.
leth day Of Nay lass, al O'Clock. r. NJ Al nv orce n,
Centre Township. OF said county, viii proceed 10 hesr
whereof The said Charles Mapper, and all oiher psrso
concerned viii take notice. f''-'
Indianapolis April Il, 1855. apr ls-xzw
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NOTICE f,
OF THE ESTA BIISHMENT OF THE OFFICE OF

OF THE ESTA BLISHMENT OF TIRE OFFICE OF
Surveyor General OF Public lands for the Territory
of Utah.
In virtue Of the authority contained Ia the act, APP
proved February 2ls 1855 entitled An establish
The Office gene OF Utah. and grant land
for school and university purposes the President Of the
United Stes has directed the ONCE Of surveyor general
of said Territory be located At Great Salt Lake City,
until otherwise ordered.
Given under my hand the City Of Washington, this
twenty fourth day Of March, \. II. le55.
JOHN WILSON,
aps-,litS w6wl com'r Of the General Land ofice.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
RIFLEs AND sEoT;sUNs, nEyoLvERs

DIFLEs AND sHOT-GUNS, REvOLvERs
II and ALL OTHER KINDS OF PISTOLS.
SAMUEL BECK
would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
generally. that he has again taken charge of bis Gun
Business and viii again devote his entire attention
manufacture Of Guns. His shop Is On Washington
street, hall square west Of the Court House square,
sign Of the
BIG GUN,
whore be will be happy to accommodate all who may
wish good Rifles, uns or any other article In the
Gun line. All work warranted, or charge. He has
constantly on band the best Ride Powder, Caps and
Lead.
TPoriers from distance promptly attended 10.
fsbI3ddzw
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New Express Company.

WITH CAPITAL OF : 500, OO0- -OFFICE
w Of the United States Express comrany No. So
West Westinghouse, opposite the Bates housc, India
napos.
Proprietors and Directors ID. \. Barney. r.. p. VII
liams, A. II. Barney. James Mckay. T. VI. James
Principal Office, s. Broadway, New York-corncr OF
Pearl and Seneca streets. Buffalo.
This Company will forward Bank Notes, Gold ami
Silver, Merchandise, and valuable packages collect
Drafts Notes and accounts aud transact all business en-
trusted 10 them with dispatch.
Messengers will leave indianapolis daily for the East
and fla f,lI ourn totvr.u and
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19


DY Virtue Of the Authority, contained In Deed Of
ID Trust, TO me executed, BY the Cincinnati Joeans-
port d Chicago Railway Company, bearing date the first
day of August 1854, and recorded among the Land Re
cords Of Cas- county, Indiana, Mortgage Record Book
b. from page numbers 35 10 ISL both inclusive 10 which
powers In the premises will offer for sale, at public
Auction. 10 tho and best bidder without regard
the apprasement value thereof at the Cou House door
In the city Of Loganspo Cas- comfy, Indiana on SA
URDAY the Nineteenth day OF MAY 1885, the hour OF
two O'Clock In the Afternoon the following described
Lands situate In said county Of Cass much as NAV
be necessary to pay and discharge the interest falling due
on the first day OF February 1855, Bonds 20 the
smount of ten thousand dollars sold by said Company
and secured by said Deed of Trust and held by VIII
liam W 1laney, and produced 20 me, and the and
expenses Of sale, to wit The North West quarter Of the
South East quarter Of section number Twenty-Seveu
(27), In Township number twenty-five l25l North o,
400 Of the South part Of the South West quarter Of said
Section number twenty ca in the same Township
and Range, excepting portion Of thirteen acres 13
and niney-hree hnndreths Of (o3lOO sold and
conveyed by Thomas w. Hansbery, 10 one tehosaDhai
McCauey, as s appear fully by reference TO such
conveyance, recorded In the Recorders Office Of said
Cas- county, Eghtysx and seven hunhrels Of an
&c 7-lO0) less. The Bonds so produced
numbered from to ten both inclusive and ofthe
denomination Of thousand dollars each and the In.
teres warrants attached to the same amounting 10 Eve
hundred dollars falling due the First day Of February
last also produced, with satisfactory evidence
that the same have been presented at the pace Of pay
ment, and demand OF payment refused, and that sixty
days have elapsed since such demsnd and default of nav
ment. A deed in fee simple will he made TO the Pur
chaser.
Terms Of Sale, Cash In hand
STEPHEN C. TABER, Trustee.
Logansport, April -, 1855. (sIl 5Ol apl4dl&w5t
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
AUDITORS OFFICE, ILL.,, ,

To tks Hsd,rs Of Notes Of the Bsnks tkaf are in Rqui
dafioa:
I am now prepared to redeem the circula-
ting notes of the banks that are in liquidation,
at par, viz The farmers Bank, the Phoenix
Bank, the Union Bank, and the City Bank,
situated at Chicago, and the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank, at Springfield, Ill.
THOS- III. CAMPBELL, auditor.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
NEW ORLEANS and SAN FRHYCIsCO
STEAMSHIP line.

MA NtCARAGtA. The ONLY DIRECT
LINZ FROM NEW ohLkAN>.--T3c spleB-
PRoNETHRUs AND DANIEI. WEBSTER,
Wal leave New Orleans for San Francisco on tie i4li
the fine steamships
YANKEE BLADE, UNCLE SAM, coRTEz. Am
SIERRA NEVADA
For passage apply O. W &. TEMPLETOS.
dec2l-do w3m - Camp-sircet. New Orleans.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

OE At the borough election in Princeton
New jersey, on Monday last SAM" the
"dark lantern" hero, was defeated. He me-
with the same fate at the borough election
held at Chester, Pennsylvania, on that day
The people are beginning once more to "knov
something" 1t was at Princeton that Wash,
irigton beat the Hessians; at the same place
the true AmeJaapsrh asHbeaten the enemie,
Of Of their COZ! Peagsr.
GA bed SlIe&5ellent coal has been dis
covered near Starkville, Miss.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
J. H. McKERNAN,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Or TIE LATE Prnx OIL McKrRsAS q May.

Or TIE LATE FIRM OF MckERSAN q May.
Rates Of Commission arc follows:
All sales from $500 TO 5000 inclusive will be taxed
cent, as commission; the value Of the property
advances above $1,000 the rate per cent viii decrease
In the following ratio From $1,000 to 1900 at ls
cent; from 1900 to 5000 Ia cent; from 5000 10
as the sum may be, viii not be less than one per cent
and all sums above mentioned going above % 600
will be cent; charged ON drst $1,000. On all sales
ofpropery, while in my hands, commission il charged.
No sale, commission or charge whatever. require
notice TO be given two weeks previous q withdrawal
OF property from our books. And further wish il
derstood that hold all persons responsible for the
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the owners OF said property before the withdrawal
of he
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

GRAND LARCENY.-The Cincinnati Times,
the western organ of Know Nothingism,
which has heretofore dubbed its faction the
american Reform party" is out in favor of
giving it new name. 1t calls its party the
american Democratic party" The old Wing
party made desperate efforts to filch from the
Democracy their name, and Know Nothing
ism is attempting the same game. Like q
thief who is caught in his rascality, these
fellows give themselves n new alias every
time they are defeated.-M Il. Ledger.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
BOARD OF VrsrrERs TO WEST PorNr.-The

BOARD OF VIsITERs To WEST PoNT.-Th
President has appointed the following gentle
men to this Board. They are to assemble o
the first of June next:
Charles Negus, Esq, Iowa;
Hon. Isaac Davis, Massachusetts,;
John c. McGhee, Esq, Florida;
Col. Fl. Shubart, Pennsylvania;
Hon. f. w. Chastain, Georgia,
Professor James Jones, Louisiana;
A b. Hadson, Esq, Maryland;
Hon. ]. M. Henry, Mississippi;
Col. Hans Croker, Wisconsin,;
Hon. Arno Wisewell, Maine;
Rev. Gurdon Colt, Connecticut;
Rev. Francis Vinton, d. D., New York;
StephenH. Lee, Esq, North Carolina;
Professor w. w. Mather, Ohio;
Hon. George s. Houston, Alabama.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

A gentleman, who has travelled pretty much
all over the State recently, remarked on visit
ing Connersville, that he liked the appear
ance of the place better than any other town
he had visited. He also said that our people
evinced a go-aheaditiveness which he had
not noticed elsewhere. He was somewhat at
loss to discern why we should have congre-
gated in this comparatively small place so
many men of energy, and business tact and
skill. II is true that great many persons
abroad think that the capacities of our town
and county are but ordinary, until they pay
us visit when they are greatly disappointed.
And the reason we have this people here, is
very easily defined. There is not in Indiana
a finer body of land to be found, than lies in
our neighborhood. We have a location which
secures to lis the advantages of an unhawked
trade, and can always furnish large quantities
of products over and above home consump-
ton, to foreign markets. With these advan-
tages, assisted by our manufactures, We are
bound to be progressive people. and event.
ually stand a little above the other towns and
counties of Eastern ConnersviU,
Times.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

PAYING INTEREST ON DEPOSITS We can
not refrain nom saying here, that the Custom,
of paying interests on deposits, as practiced by
unincorporated banking houses, is in the high
est degree pernicious. 1t is an illegitimate,
unsafe business. The rate paid for deposits is
all that money is ordinarily worth. If not
loaned again, it will be eat up by the banker;
if loaned, it must be at an exorhitant per cent
If the deposits are loaned and there is sud
den call for them, then, ten to one if there is
not burst up. In any view, it is danger
Gus system of banking 1t is a system which
has brought grievous evils upon the people Of
Southern Ohio, and we are glad to see a
strong disposition to return to safer and better
ways. We have been nearly eaten up by
usury, and it is time to have done with this
system of DaDf0,l G,lzeffe
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

Is hereby given, that about the 18Th day Of Marc
Il 1855. JOHN JEREMIAH Fl rZGERALD, who wa
bound 10 by the Orercers Of the Poor IL Marion
County, len my premises without my consent. there
fore notify all persons whomsoevof that STALL py no
debts Of bis contracting. EiuAa WEB3
mar3i-iltdwsw-
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PROGREssTOJ-
FIGURING Mill 20 Rent

INHE Mn erected by the crossing Of the National
Il Road Nos Of the City, being finished ami al
most ready of use, the undersigned propose 90 ieu
ON iair terms " immediate application Is made
JAMES BLAKE.
JAMES N. RAJ,
s. J. PATTERSON.
lBdi1napoli March 90 lc55- apr2-d6~U
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

ILLINOIS SUSPENDED BANKS AT PAR.-The
Auditor of State has published the following
notice, relative to the redemption of the Hi
nois State banks that have gone into liquida-
ton:
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

GFThe late disgraceful and terrible Know
Nothing riots in Cincinnati have sent thrill
of horror and indignation to the breast of
every true American throughout the Union.
The fruits of this secret midnight Jesuit Or
der is now being reaped to its fullest extent.
Rapine, bloodshed and persecution, in its
most iendish forms, are spreading rapidly
over land consecrated TO freedom. The
ballot-box, the great safeguard of human
rights is no longer respected, but trampled
under foot by secret political organization,
anti-American in principle and feeling, and
bent upon the dissolution of the Union
Like the Arabs 'their hand is against every
man, and every mans hand against them
Robespiene and Marat, in their palmiest days,
yshen thew caused the streets of Paris 10 run
red with blood, never exercised more COM
plete control, never possessed more willing
slaves and dupes to carry out and execute
their their lloody deeds, the recital of which
crimsons the pages of history, than the lead
ers of the present Know Nothing organiza-
ton. Thousands of honest and christian
loving men, who have heretofore looked with
favor upon these masked conspirators and
night walking enemies of mankind, shudder
at their bloody and unhallowed deeds, and
raise their voice against an organization so
threatening to humanity, and so direful in its
consequences to civilization and the progress
of Christianity. Charlottesville Rerielo.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
DOCTOR NICHOLS.
,,,vkt,i.t:S ,disE I'll PENTIST.,

deyred al bis time 10 he actce Of his profess
Ion, feels confident from his experience, and Being IN
possession of all the --latest lBcufisiry
that the citizens Of Indianapolis and surrounding
try win favor BIN with their patronage lie hopes hi.
old customers and friends will their inhn IN his
behalf All operations performed In the and
most durable manner.
Office on Meridian street, opposite The new Post enIse
/ building. His name may be seen The window
| July WY
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19

Our readers would do well to keep this table for ref
renee.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will be re-
ceived in pau payment for Real Estate at this Office
J. H. McKERNAN,
apr ~ Real Estate Agent and Broker.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
A Brave Boy-Thrilling Incident.

Mr.. Patterson, OF the Battle Ground,
gave Us the particulars Of the drown
ing. at Americas. which we mention.
ed on Tuesday. The name Of the man
drowned was Clawson p. Birch. He.
in company with Samuel Bachelor and
Soma lad about i2 years Of age
had been from home nearly n week.
buying stock hogs. and were return
ing home an Saturday evening, each
OF them was on horseback. They I'M
dertook to ford the river. which had
rapidly swollen by the heavy rains,
causing the horses to swim. Birch
and Bachelor were both thrown from
their horses. In the middle Of the riv-
er-the former, not being able to
swim. was drowned Bachclerthough
stunned by blow from his horses
head, succeeded in reaching the shore.
and on looking back for bis companions
saw his son clinging to his saddle.
his horse being drowned. and floating
down with the current. The father
followed on down the bench Of the
river, encouraging his boy to stick to
the saddle, In h pes that no would
soon float 10 shoal water. The noble
little hero did stick 10 the saddle,
sounding the stream with his riding
whip every now and then, for three
miles. toldnd whether the water was
sufficiently shallow to justify him in
p"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

disciplined party, still leading in the
popular vote. although. by a combina-
ton Of circumstances, left in . legisla-
tive minority; while the opposition is
at best coalition with no assurance
Of cohesion in the future. The Re-
publican party Is unit IN its senti-
ments and organization; the eonquer-
ors fight under different banners; the
Republicans are agreed upon great
National question, while the Straight
Wings and bunker Democrats are
joined only by single Sympathy
The electian has been carried upon a
local and temporary difference. Ind.
Journal. q =.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

~one Of the best jokes Of the
season occurred lately at a fashionable
drug store on Brodway. where cigars
and other nauseous manufactures are
sold. A purchaser commenced smok-
ing a Havana when his eye caught a
notice.
No smoking ia the store.
Well he exclaimed. addressing
the druggist, this is Id pretty
joke--you sell fellow cigars. and
then won't let him smoke them
Eyes. replied the druggist. "and l
sell smefies, too. but don't intend to
have them taken in the store