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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
Insanity of the Foreign Minister of

THOMAS MoRRow, Sec.
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PORTER COUNTY.
PULASKI COUNTY.

THE ABOVE LIST embraces large Tracts of Land In
Counties o the State. OF the choices QUALIFY
and character, that boagh up many since ~
large operators, and Withheld from sale They nov
offered Of very low prces, aud favorable terms by
aid OF Coon's Sectional Map OF Indiana, persons can
ind any Of the Tracts without dif1culty. vii Be
pleasure 20 all letters promptly, giving IN
formation concerning these Lands 10 enclosing
Postage Stamp.
To PERSONS WISHING TO Skill, Ne ODER the
greatest Inducements. Your Lands will be advertised ib
the manner In various Newspaper IN The
State, well other States free Of expense NO sale.
40 Charge. III J'we also have Zoe sale, or usde fcf
lands n large amount Of RAILROAD STOCKS. BONDS,
TOWN PROPERTY, STOCKS OP GOODS. &e-
OUR TERMS are lexcept In Marion County, two per
cent the amount, when sale l. made, and two weeks
notice required before The withdrawal Of property rom
our Books. Send description by township,
Range above, and description OF son,
Timber, buildings, Improvements, &c
CoNDIT, WRIGHT q HAYDEN,
WILLIS W. wkIssr,t Opposite the Bates House,
ssakxIaH usrpssy Indianapolis, lid
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

1 CINCINNATI. Dee. j.
Flour AND GRAE-Theie was a moderate demand
for Flour with sales 620 bbls in lots AT 81; so do mt
s., delivered and 81 do lextra) at 81 - OF Grain,
40 bushels Rye sold at Se; sou do Wheat at 81 90
t. lived since Saturday, 1900 bbls Flour.
Hoas-ThcIe was more business transacted to-day,
bd still the offerings exceeded the demand, AT mt
ralrs The sales prsed about 5000 head, inelang
f head at ST. ~; l37 do, 100, at same; O at So
3 500 at 81 81; 500 at ST 1906 81 and 2OO 22O,
at 81 a. We quote 81 2596 40 the range, with few
sales below So 80 above So 81. pens gener
allT full.
fRoyIsIoss-The only sales heard of to-day were l.,
OoGrcen Hams &c. The market presents quie: APP
peafancc.
WmsKY-Ihe market again dull to-day and prices
further declined The sales comprise $50 bbls at III
aud IS do from wagons AT SeAs
CHErsE-There is continued good demand, with sales
vf no Sexes al gHc.
BurrER-suics Of bbls good aud prime roll at l9e
Doc. The market Is very firm, with good demand.
SroAR- The demand continues good, and the market
drm at sf@sc for fair and good fair new. The sales
add up ~ hhds.
CoFrEg-We have 10 notice firm market, and prices
u shade higher. The demand Is better. We quote fair
and good Rio at The sales comprise seS bags
including so bags Laguyra at lZZe.
SKRr-A sale of Is bushels Fiaxseed at 81 III.
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COMMERCIAL.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS..
coRRKCTKD DAIIY
Kirkland FITZGIB8oN
WHOLESALER GROCRRg

INDIANAPOLIS, Dee. s, 1875.
REMARKs-1herc Is better feeling la the market to-
day, with slight mproy enientin Flour and Wheat.
FLoUR-We quote Flour at 81 ,75a6,00.
WHEAT 81 6Osel 20.
GRocERlKs-Hasi improved la demand, with hrmer
feeling. n o. Sugars 6a5llc; N. y. Mslasses - cts,
m advance; s. H. 50as55c; Rio Coffee fair to prime,
ilh@I21& cts. Rice 7s(asc.
SALr-kanawha 50a53c y bushei; Lake 81 so.
Hoss-Sales $40 at s5.75a,6JO0 nett.
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MEMPHIs, TENN, Dec. 3.
A most destructive conhagration occurred
here this morning about o'clock. The mag
nificent steamers George Collier and May flower
and the wharf-boat Mary Hunt are total loss.
The officers of the boats were all saved, but
the books and papers of the boats and the bag
gage of the passengers were all destroyed.
II is supposed that not less than ten or twelve
lives were lost. including two cabin-b boys an
the George Collier.
The total loss is estimated at two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars $3.50 .0O0.)
There was an insurance on the boats to the
extent Of fifty-fi thousand dollars (S55 ,OO0.)
The fire originated on board the George Col
lier, which had just arrived from New Orleans.
Just as she touched the landing she was dis
covered to be on fire.
The Mayhower was nearly new, and one of
the most beautiful boats on the Mississippi river.
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! county NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y The following omission occurred in the
proceedings of the Marion County Conyen-
ton, as published, on yesterday:
f. N. Sinner. Of Warren township moved
that Demas L. Mcfarland be appointed Del
egate, and Noah Sinks contingent delegate
for Decatur township Motion prevailed.
We are informed by the Secretary that the
omission was entirely accidental.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

0TBarnabas Bates, professional inebriate
in Albany, having twice suffered ten dollars
costs for indulging, tried to make an arrange
ment with the magistrates to pay by the year.
He calculated to be drunk twice week on
an average, and proposed for discount of ten
per cent to pay year in advance. The pro-
posal was rejected by the Justice.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

III 1--WE respectfully solicit continuance of the pa
tonnage heretofore extended to the Sentinel Establish
nent, and shall spare pains expense TO keep ul
With the times in all departments of Job Printing II
the department Of large Posters and Hand Fill Print
Ing, no office In the city can compete with We shall
make arrangements, possible add anyhin:
which may be wanting in other departments.
All orders for Printing, Advertising and Subscription
received at the Counting Room, where of the pro
prietors will generally DC in attendance wait upol
customers.
+. December 4th, 1855. dec div
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From Washington.

AsHlNGTON, DC. ).
The House was called to order at ID o'clock
by Forney. Clerk.
New members were sworn in and the roll
called Dds members answered.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Tenn. the House
proceeded to the election of a Speaker.
On the LIST ballot, Richardson of Illinois. De-
mocrat, had IA votes: Henry M. Fuller of Penn,
II; Campbell of Ohio, So; Pennington Of New
Jersey, Z; Marshall of Kentucky, 80; Banks of
Massachusetts, 81. Various others Were voted
for and much interest was manifested. There
was, however. no election. ll3 being necessary
to n choice
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Haimhold's sosnuine Preparations.
aELMDoLDs HIGHLY coNcEsrRArED

HELMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCUU
lNOR DISEASES of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
IL Diseases, Structures Weaknesses, and ali Diseases
OF the Sexual Organs, whether la Male Female from
whatever cause they may have originated and no mnl
ter OF how long standing.
II you have contracted the terrible disease which,
when seated la the system, Will surely 90 down
from generation 10 apolhar, undermining the con
stuon aud sappug the Very vital huis of iife do
ia the hands Of uacks who up every
day la city like this, aud n tho papers with glariny
tasleloOds, too well calculated 10 deceive the Young
and those acquainted with their tricks Voc cannot
be careful n the selection OF "a remedy "a these
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronoan By emi
sent PLY sleans the greatest remedy known Ills
medicine perfectly pleasant n ats TASTE assd very
in lis action, and yet thorough that aunhllates
every particle oi The rank aud poisonous of thu
disease and, unlike oes remedies, does not dry up
disease la the blood,
Constitutional debility, brought ON by self-abuse,
terrible disease, which has Drought thousds OF the
human Ia unlimey graves, thus blasting the bril-
liant hopes OF parents, aud bhng the bud the gio-
rioas ambition of many noble YOUTH DC cured b,
this lnfahblc Reuie,y. Aud a medicine whici mus.
benefit every body, from the simply delicate con
fined and desiiring ins aid, equal Is be found
Ing both Us a cure and preventive.
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Or The name of Col. R. w. Thompson
having been spoken of in connection with the
Office of Governor, the Tere Haute Express
il authorized to state that under no circum-
stances will Col T. consent to become can
didate for that Office.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. =.
EIoar Is duli and there have been sales reported.
Wheat i duh and has declined &c; IS 100 bushels
offered and some small sales made nj - 12e92 ~
for oa 10 prime; white choice ~ 20; red Wheat good
10 prime 81 2 IL. Corn has also declined; sales of
new white al g7990; yellow 9093e; old white %; old
.L.r.nn
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Rr The American Express Company have
,aid to the Assistant Treasurer of the United
St.s-u, the fifty thousand dollars stolen from
the Express while ON its way from the Du-
buoue land Office to New York.
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OTThe Bloomington News Letter express
SEES preference for lion. James Hughes as
the Democratic candidate for Congress in tho
Third District at the next election.
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~IlkIhStIAit-IhcO rcut european
~ DiseOyery.-Proteeted by Royal Letters
ont OF England, and secured by the seals of the Ecoe
q Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial College OF
fedcine, Vienna.
TRIESMAR No. lis the remedy forgeneral and To-
q debility, loss Of yirle power, premature decay, and
81 tho distressing consequences arising from early
base, &c. Its effects ecatious in youth, manhood
md OLD age, the yrile powers would become i'm
laire In the Deiiae Of Life, ii the Tresmar were
Universally adaptedi all physical mpedments vanish
ike magic before its influence, thus rendering its in
valuable To those entering the marriage state.
7RlkSMAR No. 2-Compietely and entirely eradi-
cs all traces Of those disorders which copaya and
bs have SO long been thought antdote for To the
rHn Of The health of vast portion of the population.
TRlESMAR No. SIS the great European remedy for
that class Of disorders which unfortunately the English
Physician treats with mercury, the inevitable destruc-
lion OF the patients constitution and which all the
xphrilla in the world cannot remove.
7 TRiESMAR Nos ], 9 and 81 alike devoid of taste
smell ard all nauseaing qualities. They may lie on
the toilet table without their use being detected.
Sold in tin at 50 EACH divided into separate doses
a. administered by Valxeau, Laelmand, Roux, &c.
To be had wholesale and retail of Mr.. III. A. Bah
ROW No. 81 Green street. Canal New York, spe-
eialy appointed by the Proprietor and Phtcntee rs
Agent Tor the United Staes and even other part of
America. immediately receiving a remittance Mr..
BlRROW will forward the Tresmar to any part of the
ycrd securely packed and addressed according to the
Instructions of the writer.
More Retail Agents reqaired. Terms cash.
Oct ~ dtxw Am
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MEM YORK mAnKET.

NKw York, Dec. 3.-P. NJ.
stocks are lower. Money aud Exchange remain as
last reported: Erie X. X i5S. Reading vJ1s; Hudson
River r. L. 3IL; Michigan Southern and North IN In
diana oOa< Calena and Chicago lIe Chicago and Rock
Island So. Michigan Central 9ilS; Illinois Central
Bonds7s.
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Progr esq of the Kansas War

In our telegraph coiumn will be found a
special despatch to the Louisville Courier
giving further particulars of the unfortunate
state of affairs in Kansas. 1t viii be seer
that Col. James Fl. Lane appears so be the
leading spirit of the Free State party.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

portion of the Memphis Nay,syard
including rope walk, tarring house, black
smith shop, officers quarters. &C., was sold
~ auction on the 26th ult., for the sum OF
100000.
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II. HOE & CO.'S
WARRANTED
EXTRA CAST STEEL SAWS

Their hardened and tempered and arc ground
and finished BY machinery designed expressly for The
purpose, and arc therefore much suoerior To those
ground In the usual they strengthened
and scned 10y increasing u cm Ina thickness regularly
the cutting edge the CENTRE consequently do not
become heated or backed, and produce great saving
In timber.
They also manufacture tast Steel MILL Pit and Cross
cut saws and Billet Webs OF superior quality all of
which they have for SALE they may be obtained Of the
principal hardware merchants throughout the United
States and Canada. X. HOE q CO,
mo \ dSw3m New York.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

OF The Chicago Press of yesterday says
the full returns from Wisconsin render il GER
tain that Bashford (Black Republican, is
elected Governor.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

Gran elderly gentleman, travelling in a
stage coach, was amused by constant fire of
words kept up between two ladies, One of
them at last kindly inquired if their conver-
sation did not make his head ache, to which
he replied: "No, maam; have been married
twenty eight Yoars
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

CAnnor- ccuEry.-Thc Democrats of Car
rol county, hold their Convention on the 18th
inst Hon. John Petit, we understand, has
been invited to address tho Convention, and
has accepted the invitation.
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HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER


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These parts will appear Complete, with all the 0ngna
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each The first Part will appear in the Magazine TO
January.
This work Of Mr.. DICKENS will occupy only about one
tenth OF each number of the Magazine, and will in no
wise Interfere with the usual variety Of lis contents
which will comprise, heretofore, larger amount u
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This NUMRER FOR DECEMBER commences tho
L. CoSrESrs
The CONQUEST OF MEXICO. By Joux S. C. An
Illustrated by Rifscen Engravngs.
.iEaE aHRAScEs OF TIKI MISSISSIPPI. BY T.
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a TRIP TO NEWFOUNDLAND,
illustrated bs thirteen Engrayings-
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Promises his Inhuenee.-Two Eras in the Lii, of a
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PRAIRIE ON FIRE.-On Sabbath evening.
the sky at the north, was brilliantly illumin-
ated. we presume, by fire on some prairie.
1t presented beautiful sight, and TO eyes,
like ours, unaccustomed to such Denes OF
no ordinary intcrest.-Lafayette ADleficam
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ROSE CT A r K,
fanny FERNS NEW BOOK
Will be published
nECEAnlrR ct

Will be published
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9Th.
n viii h, for sale ON tie game day by enterprising
il boolselt,rs thraughOut The country.
Col gsllsr editor 81 the New York E1easag Mirror,
,ssy LEGGED of the most discriInin-
an md Sbi critics ia ths country, has column OF
nr,.IIa - notice of this work, from which we make
tAe l,,llOsiag brief extracts
s.Nxe .ra indebted to Messrs. Mason Brothers. for a
COM :. .h. pr,nf of Fanny Ferns novel;
AMI haxi,,s<----..sii IL sitting, will lose time
m svins oar readers inkliBg Of IFS contents The
,aim. e.teds 10 four hundred and seventeen pages,
% ul, inso seventy short chapters, Introducing
xr.r oil characters, all sustnipg relation TO the
principal heroine OF the Slary The plot Is highly dra
matte from beginning 10 cnd aud there is shifting OF
scenes ON aimost every page"
lAn epItone Of the plot foliows.)
ut ve must rbear disclosing further particulars OF
tint. cab rated, beautifully narrated and most
pathetic tlsiory Of Rose Clark As artisicay
strneted sork Is superior thing have yet had
ion thegined pen Of Fanny Fern The characters are
intaos of genius. Andthe epsodical descriptions q
scene ~ aud psees-Nlagsra Falls for nstanee. Mount
Auburn. with daguerreotypc Views Of Huston and New
lions q diuresi Cities been surpassed
Pu1askedby MASON BROTHERS.
nocsd&wiw New York.
60 $50 N's
NO. 37a BrOsdsrsy, .Ns9 York.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE
Dress. Cap and Bonnet Kstabiishme mt
lgrn
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Senator Tombs and the Hon. v. H. Ste
phens have formally joined the Democratic
party in Georgia and at a recent public meet
ing in that state they announced their adhe-
sion to that organization.
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Chicago Financiering.

A few weeks ago a gentleman from Buff
falo had check for few thousand dollars
ON wildcat bank In this city, IL was pre-
scented, and paid in Macon, Atlanta, and Inte-
rior Georgia currency. After the pile was
counted, and the check deposited in drawer,
the gentleman looked at the kind of funds
that he had drawn. and said:
"My dear sir, this is of no use to me; am
going home In two hours, and in Buffalo it
is valueless. Can't you give me something
else?" Nothing else. That's good enough,
and perfectly current here"
"That may be; but it is of no use to me at
nib ---------1
Cant help it, sir. That's our currencyP'
"Well, cannot you sell me EASTERN"
Eyes, for small premium"
"How much?'
"O1e per cent"
"Lets have it at any price,"
And-will the reader believe it?-the
banker, who had moment before paid that
money out over his own counter, as good,
bought it back with other bank notes, char
ging his customer one per cent for the trans
action. There is not another city in the
United Staes, outside of Wildcatdom, in
which sucn financiering would not damn him
who practised it, There is not another city
except Chicago, that could stand up under
such methods of doing business as here all
the while obtain; for be it known that the
operation we have described is repeated here
scores Of times every day, and will continue
to be repeated. as long as this deprecated
Georgia money is tolerated by the people =
Cbica0o T,ibuae
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ess.

BY the dispatches from Washington it will
be seen that the House was unable TO choose
a Speaker on Monday. Incorporation forces
were unable to concentrate their vote on any
one candidate.
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HI7fiousE To RKsT.-A very comfortable House on
Pennsylvania street, North part of town, is offered fol
Rent To approved tenant. Inqu Of JoHs s. SpAss
Counting Room of the Sentinel Office.
d..e A DIFF
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:
NJ OTICR Is hereby given, that the October term OF
IN the Court OF Common Pleas, of Marion County;
aticI final settlement VI the Estate IL Thomas T. Gentry,
deceased about the OF huhdred dollars were
found remaining z Distribution among the heirs. said
heirs therefore notified appear the first day OF
The term OF said Court and prove their heirship,
and receive their distribution share
VIM. STEWART,
dec w4w Clerk, G. q. p, Marion Co.