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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
CLINTON COUNTY.

THE ABOVE LIST embraces large Tracts Of Land In
The various OF the state. OF me choices ua
and characier that bought up many years since by
large operators and withheld from sale. Inc! are nov
nesrad AZ yery low prices and on favorable terms BY
oid ~ Coltou's sectional Map OF Indiana persons
6n any OF the Tracts without difficulty. IL will be
or,aaton 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 as well other States free OF expense. No Sale
no Charge. live also have for sale, or trade for
lands. a large amount OF RAILROAD STOCKS, BONDS.
TOWN PROPERTY, STOCKS OF GOODS, &c.
OUR TERMS are Except in Marion County, two per
cent the amount. when sale s made, and weeks
notice required before the withdrawal Of property from
our Books. Send accurate description by township,
Range, and Section above, and description Of SOIL
Timber, Buildings, Improvements, &C.
C0NDIT, WRIGHT & HAYDEN,
AMI D. coSDIT, Blake's Commercial Row,
WILLIS w. wRIGHT,y Opposite the Bates House.
NEHEMIAH HAypKx.) Indianapolis, Ind
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NImklg Stats gfntlnel.
what Prentice Thinks Of Us.

d. so,,s i,ser-1s HE peru,issOn Of Providence
| r,rastiee is allowed 20 live and the Louisville
n rrnal 70 exist, when the Just vengeance Of
Cod should have sent fire from Heaven to con
ne she establishment and ITS Internal editor.
1 -Fadsan1 Seat5Rei.
/ We presume that God knows where His Just
vengeance should send IRE quite as well as the
Editor Of the Indianapolis Ssafiasl does. We
ave no reply for such language as those editors
use They viii b. ashamed OF il, or mankind
should be ashamed of them.-LOu. Journal
Haman built gallows for Mordecai; but
Iordecai was not hung on it. It's builder
was the first to ggaeo it.
Mankind are not ashamed Of US; but we
verify believe they are ashamed of GEORGE
D-PRExrlcE.
Since the Louisville riots and the meeting
on "Wednesday night TO densunce us, We have
been going ahead swimmingly, Our SUD
scnPtion list is considerably increased; and not
only our friends and patrons. but even strangers
aud citizens of Louisville, have expressed
tier appreciation Of our. course, and said
\ more kind and complimentary things than
we>eare to repeat One fact in connection
with the riots was told Us By Louisville
merchant who keeps a wholesale commits
sion house on Main street. He says that
-me time before the election the Democrats,
1t order to avoid the scenes which have Oc-
essed, proposed that committees should be
jointly appointed by the two parties to super
itend the election, and make such arrange
uents as would secure fair vote and prevent
Bullying. The Democrats appointed gentle
men to act for them in the respective Wards.
o. whom our informant was one; but the
osher party refused to enter into any plan,
and preferred to leave things to take their
4 course. Mr.. Prentice, it Is believed, was at
tAe bottom of this advice And vet there are
men, even in this city, who profess to believe
that the foreigners were to blame, that the
Irish aud Germans did it all Irish attack
Catholic Churches, and Germans burn down
D1Fch breweriesl when the sky falls we
may catch larks,'' but until that event, stig-
ma viii remain on the American population
Of Louisville-for the conduct Of the Know
Nothing DULLES was not surpassed by the
Pretorian guards in their worst days or the
1 Turkish Janissaries.
<he business men of Louisville must very
Heartily detest the course Of the Jo'gTal;
Ehen they contemplate its disastrous effects
on the financial prospects Of their city. Louis
Vile cannot continue to exist as mercantile
and manufacturing town without her foreign
population, who constitute the indispensable
substratlun Of her prosperity. Yet they are
leaving her BY hundreds; nor can others. afteI
hearing Of the horrors recently perpetrated,
be enticed to 60 there. They will shun it as
strangers do New Orleans when yellow fever
Is raging. Already the effect is felt in the
Depreciation Of property, and the end is not
yet. The class of foreigners most sure tC
avoid this infected city viii be the more in
teligent artisans, manufacturers, mechanics
and others, of whom she has the most need
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Democratic Convention.

The Democracy of Clinton County are here
by respectfully requested to meet at the
Court House in Frankfort, en- SATURDAY,
THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1856, for
the purpose Of organization, and putting in
nomination candidates to be voted for at the
next October election, to fill the County Of
fees. a general turn out Of the Democracy
is desired
BY order of the Cetral Committee.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Corth Carolina Election.

BALTIMORE. Aug. l..
North Carolina papers received by mail Of
this evening. represent the rcsultin the 9Th
and 9Th Congressional Districts as doubtful
Roth ,arties claim the election Of their can
didates 1t Is definitely ascertained that the
Congressional Delegation from North Caro-
lima will stand three Know Nothiugs 70 five
Democrats. including Mr. Cliugman, whose
majority Is about loo.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
ON WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 18th 1852
7HE WHO'LL PG0PLB lHE COMING Il

The friends of the Constitution of the Ma
tionaI Union, of the peace and harmony OF
the States, of national instead of sectional
sentiments, of civil and religious liberty
who will maintain the laws and the honor OF
the country, and the perpetuity Of Free Gov
eminent, have determined to meet together
to consult upon the condition of political mat
teas, and to hold free converse with one an
other as 10 the welfare of their common coun-
try.
81 Ia consequences of the sentiments of dis
union and sectional Abolitonism, of intole-
rance. and the agitation of distracting ques-
tons which were promulgated and adopted
by the Fusion Abolition Convention which
assembled at indianapolis on the 18th OF Ju-
ly. inst, the DEMOCRATS of Indiana, in their
capacity of civil citizens, feel themselves
called upon to take measures to repudiate the
dangerous principles which have been put
forth by these fauatical distructionists.
Eminent public men from several States
will be present National men will speak to
us, and act with us, without reference to their
former party nanes. 1t will be a day OF
Jubilee that viii live long in the memories of
those who shall have the pleasure of being
present Every arrangement chat can be
made with the Railroads for cheap travelling,
will be made. The accommodations apd
inequalities of indianapolis will be ample
for all.
We make this call individually to meet
the wishes of very many Democrats who
have desired it, and we hope every county
in the Stats will publish and add their names
TO the summons, and respond to the senti-
ments which have prompted our action.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, aug To-
Letters have been received here from Mr.
buchanan. our Minister 90 England, which
announce his intention 10 return in the steam
or of October 9th. lie will be accompanied
bv ]. Addison, tho Assistant Secretary OF
State.
The frigate Constellation has sailed from
Norfolk to join the Mediteran, an squadron.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
NEW YORK mARKEr.

NEw YOKK, Aug. II.
Stocks steady Cotton with limited business doing at
previous rates. sales ef 9C0 bales. Flour in moderate
demand at previous rates; sales OF 5000 tbs wheat
market r-sales OF % 900 bushels Southern White al
50 p. Corn in active denand 81 900 bushels sold al
previous rates. Pork-prces SITTER but not quoaoie
higher, sales Of 400 bbls Beef at 81 5O prices suffer
Lard firm; sales 800 bbs at previous rates Butter wan
ted al II. Nh sky firm at Ale. Groceries unchanged
Iron firm; sales 800 tons Scotch pig Al s3l soc So
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
PETITION FoR DIvOICE.
Petition foraDirorse.

Fletcher WoOdwHrd.D
N the Marion Circuit Court October Term. lass.
Be il remembered. that on this aih day Of august
le55, the plaintiff. Susn WoodU ward. fled Marion
Circuit Court, her Petition for Divorce against the le-
fendanI, Fletcher Woodward. aud also THE afdaTt o.
disinteresed person. thai the said def-ndi resi-
dent OF the Stale OF ndiaa. Tno said defendant i there
fore hereby notified Of tn peEdency OF sid Petition, and
that unless De appear the second dy 81 the next term
Of said Court 90 be begun aud held al she Court House,
In the City OF iRdianapos the dh Monday % Octo
Der. 1855. and answer dcnur said j ition, the
same will he heard and determined in his absence.
aug L. w3w MM. STEWART. CLERK.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Democratic Mass Meetings in Marion

OOuuLJ.
VIII be held at the following times and pla-
ces:
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP:
CAsTLEToN, Saturday, August 18th, at two
O'Clock p NJ.
LAxEsvILLE, Thursday, August 23d, at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP:
THOMAS MoRRow's, Friday, August 18th, at
2 O'Clock p. NJ.
MoUNrJAoEsoS, Friday August oath, at
2 O'Clock z. M.
PERRY TOWNSHIP:
MARR's SCHOOL HOUSE, Saturday August
18th, at O'Clock.
PIKE TOWNSHIP:
AUGUSTA, Wednesday, August ODD, at 2
o'clock.
Able speakers will be present at eachmeet-
ing. Democrats, National Wings and all 9th
ers opposed to Abolitionisni, and Disunion are
invited to attend.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Aug. H.
Flour market rm sales $50 bbls Howard street at SIS
- and COO bbs Ci.y Mills at 81 so. Wheat rmer; sales
OF White at coal %; Red Si50a,iSS. Corn brsh;
White 6Sd90c; yellow 93e. Rcs--ales 10000 bushels
MARYLAND at 81 &C.. Osts brisk al 4S1p5Oe
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS..

INDIANAPOLIS, August Is, 1855.
(froosriesSugar, 7a7 re, Coffee, IL c9I21sc; Plan
laton Moasses, Is 2g37c; Rice e9ssc; Tobacco l2z9
45c.
FloHr.-Sales Of Flour are making at S6-5G7OO.
Hheat.-In demand Si.00; Corn GO; Hay - per
ton.
Baera.-Hams, 9s9ke; Shoulders 7275s; Sides Ia
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Alabama Election.
BALTIMORE Aug. a.

BALTIMORE, Aug. L.
IraA. Winston, Democrat, Is elected Gov
ernor of Alabama by large majority.
The Congressional Delegates stands i've
Democrats and two Know Nothings, end the
complexion Of the Legislature is DemocaSc.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
PETITION FOR DIVOECE.
Mar! z. Treutlct,
IS. For Divorce.

1 y Marion Circuit Court. October term. ts5s.
BE Il known. thar fhis lfth dar 81 august 1855
the above named plaintiff boy Ferguson g. lgoe her At
t0rneys- ied ia the ofc Of the clerk 81 the Marion Cir
cult Court, her Petition for Divorce against said defn
dani. with AFFIDAVIT that said defendant IS not resi-
dent Of the State Of Indiana.
said defendant h fore hereby notified ~ The fling
and pendency OF said complaint. aud that unless he APP
pear and answer demuT thereto, she calling Of said
the Second day OF the term OF said Court
10 be begun aud heS the COur House en- IndauarOls
the liih Monday October next sad eamrgirt and
to- matters and things therein aliedgcd Vii. be hoard
and determined Ia his absence.
VA. STEW ART. Clerk.
FERsrsoy & IeoE, Atomeysfor Plaintiff.
1
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Centre Township Democratic Con
ventiOn

The Democrats aud National Wings Of
Center Township are invited to attend Con-
vention to be hell at the Court House in IN
diauapolis on Wednesday, August 22d, 1855,
at o'clock ?. ~, to select delegates to at
tend the County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
The Perry Township Meeting

VIII b held at MARR's SCHOOL HOUSE on
SATURDAY August 18th. Remember the
day
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
I.ient Gov. Willard

Will address the meetings at THos, Nor
ROWS, Wayne Township, Oh Friday August
18th; and at GAINESVILLE, Lawrence Township,
on Thursday August 23d.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16

GrThe German citizens will meet at the
Capitol, corner of Third and Green streets
this evening for the purpose of organizing an
emigration association to 90 West. Numbers
of the most industrious ofthem have become
disguised and sold out their property, with
the intention of going where the law will pro-
tect them. Louisville Tines, 14tb
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16

GA new fashion at Saratoga, is said to
be that of married bellies flirting with their
husbands. lis said to be considered decided
ly ''tonish'' this year,
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CINCINNATI STOCK uARxET.

CINCINNATI, August IL.
corrected daily BIZ HEusON 81 HOLMES. from sales.
sde al the Merchants Exchange dHdStOck Board and
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16

AUSTIN II. Brown, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

SUBSTITUTE roR SiLvER-A wonderful
discovery is announced as having been made
recently by a French chemist NJ. Dcvllc, TO
wit, a new easy and cheap method of scpar-
ating aluminium, the metallic base, of com.
mon clay. from the other constituents This
metal rivals in beauty pure silver, and sur
passes it in durability. Hitherto it has ex.
listed only in small quantities, and has been
esteemed rather as curiosity, the price in
France short time since being about the
rate of gold But by Mr.. D's improved
method it can now be produced in masses
sufficient and cheap enough to replace cop.
per, and even iron in many respects, and
thus place the "ncw silver" into such com.
mon use as to suit the means Of the poorest
persons. These facts are gathered from the
National lntclligencer, which also adds:
Among the many remarkable qualities
Of aluminium, is its resistance to oxydation,
either in the air or by acids, its hardness, its
wonderful lightncss, its mallcableness, the
facility ofmoulding it, &C., Mr. Dumas men.
toned before the Paris Academy of Science
another, its sinuosity. An ingot was sus-
pended by a string, and being lightly struck
emitted the finest tones, such as are attained
only by combination Of the best metals
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

CARE or lloRSEs,-Somc people never or
very seldom clean their horses, and pay for
it at dear rate. Some men will keep
team all winter, and drive them about one
quarter of the time, but never clean them
unless to get of the thckcst of the dirt
They never rub down the legs of their hor-
scS, as they ought, to keep them from stand
ing in the stable. Folks talk about their
horses being stiff and founlcred if they
would feed them more, and drive them slow
er, and clean them ncatcr, they would not
complain of stiffness. Let n man use \
curry comb, card and brushes as he ought
to, and he will envy other peoples slick
horses Some persons never comb out a
horses main or tail; they complain that it
pulls out the hair, but keep them combed
out all the time, and you wont lose much
hair; this will make it grow ont thick
don't pretend to say that this without
feed, will do much towards keeping horse
decent. There has been and is a great deal
of cut feed fed to horses, and is very good if
used right, bat horse will not keep fat on
buShel of straw and four quarts of
shorts n day. with a little hay. The way
We feed our horses, is a buShcl Of oat straw,
with peck Of shorts and corn meal twice
a day; and when we work them we feed
them grain at noon, besides hay. This,
with good cleaning daily, makes them
look like mahogany pigs. "nou't ever cx.
pcct TO keep horse fat at a hay stack all
winter Wool GrOWcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
The Ro;hchild Family-.-Dca,h of the Ia.
ron SalOmon.

There Is n golden romance clustering a.
round this family, which makes the death Of
its prominent members matter Of historic
notority.
The Baron Solomon, whose funeral took
place recently at Paris, with somewhat Of
public solemnity, was the rJurth son of the
founder ofhis house, and was, at his death,
aged 50. Anslein, the first son, who was
at the head of the Frankfort house has some
time since passed away Nathan, the second
who rcgned the great London house is also
gone and the second generation of these
moucycd Mohicans, there are now left
but James, also Of Paris, and Charles Of Ma
pies. No, so much in the loss of their per
sons, however, as Of their powers, have the
Rothschild family received severe blow in
| the death Of two Of its members---tAe- only
J able one surviving befnyJames, who, both
/ in monetary genins, elevation of character,
7 and range Of mind, is the star Of the house
/ of RothSchd Anslem singuiarly combined
the instincts Of a low cloth jew with the
penetrating vision Of the statesman. Ma
/ than united all the steadness Of merchant
/ with the craft Of a smuggler. He it was
who, while established at Manchester, amas
scd an enormous fortune by smugged trade
/ during NapOcon's blockade Of the Cont
nent. He knew the result OF the battle
, Of Waterloo eight hours before it reached
the British Government, and we should fear
to surmise what each minute in each Of
those hours was, in his hands, worth But
James has, in addition TO the sagacity Of
the one. and industry aud craft of the other,
that which they did not posscsS-great gc-
Mus, a most courtly bearing, and polished
cultivation Of mind which made his relations
with the royal houses OF Europe wear more
the character ola diplomatiSt while those
Of his brothers Anslem and Nathan never
rose above the jew.
The sumptuous palace in which Solomon
died was Of course known to all Americans
who have ever visited Paris; to many, per-
haps, was also known the humble house or
the Ghetto On Frankfort in which he was
born. But few ycar- ago, and the windows
ol this house on the Ghetto were always
seen once within the annual circle on one
particular night, TO wear glitter Of light,
which, as it was cast from the old Jewish
lamps, threw stfa &c, ghastiy gimmcr on
the diugycd, dccaycd and dust eaten dwell
ings around. This night was the eve oC the
Jewish New-Year's Day, when were gath.
cred, no matter with what travel, the five
sons Of Faankfart, Vienna, London, Pari.
and Naples, around withercd, but shrewd
looking Hebrew woman This was til,
mother Of the moueyed Gracch, who stii
clinss to the ola Ghetto house from which
the family started. The house yet stands
but its stairs on the Ncw-Year's Night
are silent The windows throw thcil
glitter no more. The mother is dead three
Of the sons have departed and the two
that are leit--0f Paris and Naplcs-havt
no tail,man now to attract them to the old
homcstcad.--N J. Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

In April and June, all Of a sudden, innu'
mcrable masses of herring appear in the
northern seas, forming vast banks, often
thirty miles long and ten miles wide. Their
depth was never satisfactorily ascertancd,
and their dcnScncss may be Judged of by the
fact, that lanccS and harpoons thrust in be.
tween them, suk not and move not, but
remain standing uprightY Divided into
banks, herring move in a certain order
Long before their arrival they are noticed
by the tlocks of sca.birds that watch them
on high whilst sharks are seen to sport
around them, and thick oily or Shiny sub
stance is spread over their columns, color.
ing the sea in day time, and shining with a
mild, mysterious light in dark, still night
The sca.apc, the monstrous "chimera' of the
learned, prcccdes them, and is hence by fish.
crmen called the king of the herrings.-
Then are first single males often three OF
four days in advance of the great army next
follow the strongest and largest, and after
enormous shoals countless like the sand ou
the seashorc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
The courts of France and England soon dc.


BEWARE OF Tue Mas VINO NEVER LAUGHS.
In sermon delivered by the Rev. Dr..
Bellows, Of New York, before the Western
Unitarian Conference, is the following para,
graph;
"From my own part, say it in all sol.
cmnity, have lived to become sincerely
suspicious Of the picty Of those who do not
love pleasure in any form. | cannot trus,
the man who never laughs; that is always
srdated; that has no apparent outlets for
those natural springs Of sportivencss and
gaiiy that are perennial in the human soul.
| know that nature takes her revenge on
such violence. expect to find secret vices,
malignant sins, or horrid crimes sprnginc
up in lis hot,bed of confined air and i'm.
prisoncd space; and therefore 1t give me a
sincere moral qualification anywhere, and in
community, to see innocent pleasure and
popular amuscmen's resisting the religious
bigotry that trowns so unwiSely upon them
Anything is better than that dark, dead
unhappy unsocial life-a prey to cnaui and
morbid excitement, which results from un.
mitigate puritanism, whose second crop j,
usually unbrldIed license and inlamou.
folly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
The Press.

Inc Boston transcript gives 4 very stri
king instance Of the iuiiusncc OF the Press,
ing that a correspondent Of tnat paper hay-
ing alluded to the lack of \ perfect Bible in
the AppleJore House, on the Isle OF Shoals,
soon afterwards the proprietor ol the house
had fifty Bibles sent to him. The New York
Times says: I'VE recently ha! similar
proof Of the benefits Of advertising, in the
prompt and generous response Of the public
to a brief statement pubishc. among our
items Of local intelligence, Of a worthy fam
iy in need Of assistance. Oar paper had
hordly been published, when dozen or so
Of benevolent individuals, from different
parts Of the city, called at the oilce to ten
der their assistance. 4 very remarkable in
stance Of the power Of the Press in inhuen-
cling the public mind occurred last year
about this time, when the death Of two or
three very prominent gentlemen, OF New
York was announced and tAc cause Of
their deccase was attributed to oysters. Tho
next day scarcely any oyster was sold in this
whole city, and the oystermcn would not
have recovered from the paralysis which
their business had suddenly experienced il
they had not rcsortcd to the same means o,
cure which had occasionel their hurt They
procured q certificate from some respectable
physicians to the effect TINT oysters were
not unwhoesome and the day after it was
published oyster eating was again resumed,
and the trade in blyalycs went ON again az
usual without interruption.