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Notice Of Restoration and Withdrawal of GER
tain Lands Ia the Cairo and fuaEla 4AlAF@a0
Grant In Missouri

Grant In Missouri.
A0ftfh = hFFtty E1Nfas th1i IN A
" naHs ~ ~ drlsesEiaa ts asF ~
ss1sa - eEtft.i eA4ngt fss s4F4ata . a..
Faisaa q sp4e - 49, ssEhs, k1fstaaEe sasa efss
isHas llzs a4Fkc1 81 uA~ Haa af esrt
I cEFfssN ~ $50 tAaes sh0asd -
bta u@rFes teatsEaatiy rztl Seatra a aeci
be41Ag iAe - Fsara9zy a#rsst.
lanes sataAca - too lNEs bsfnls5F ss
waaadr4wR hsEs nAIkst ~ - oFdos Hss sa 49,
subu&nua - paAac
ssA - ne CaEa laa.# a..l
Mssur, uartel
to3A~AiFz naaaa3 {aeauta E.e
agnai rrzesysssal tassed Ntshsa ~ Fssa. .I
sat4 raa saNnsr.
fTaa sac euuY IprtuE-a a.
cxpsed AherelFe ~ Ehe ~ aJ.aG
secs Nssasal, @h1h sgtyseI EaEa
sttkersN1i ans wtleh lEvs at HHR
snplnd lsWug torrshtGs so D. safgct u alr
euirY 40eE siassssat sss "a Mas.A ssft a.
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BARGAINS fsr EIoltdn tshtfE q uake ehnnss
D "a NY trsness, coashre uis aAy = eips~ go ~
pesata W tg ba4
a,ss xiH a. 4est . reiecf them = ooDaish OF
Knubsas6Srrs. scss, uh4Rds, hoSers
Dress ssss, bead 1Fsp-ss, guve-s NilsnniaFs
Ta3~tbsr " fancy aEaasfAas y ATta@
- - - - 80 $685. AZ TAaE.
De- Sea ~ sl4 fenn a.. bsfuesa TOD au3 iil -
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DUEI4s AND DU ELLING.
Alphabetically arranged, PreimlBsy ssaSicsl Essay
BF HON LORENZO SABINE.
Iana. Prise 81 IS
Sketches ~ the principal dUe tuin that
David and Goah me tst reeard . me present asy
fnfl0c,uK al q
cDDntry.
Hat1Ipn and Burr. hay ard Randolph, De
Burrpz Ciy GsEv sell a. fany eahe
fat AND uhr Earfs familiarity WEA heg asd has ini
Esr, gs NE sahee ham - hiring gt fac,s
afK aud value.
NsT strng ~ ~ wsk tuvass thures,
deOaa ~ errald at pttdel if immense sale
lCSsFier,
suhset sihEuAry and Wia aIHSei
pun.- N. UelaA-
tchly worIh piuoe sAxy, sinaS a y hsEay -
u.asa tesearch IA itseif-- Daisy News-
Sshns hss EFpapeo tshDf h Notes Duets shs lfu
sliHK~ us sNA3rt NS4 hpsi
Hiecdaes y Wng ard ftFusus wich esn
iulAl Tbs hort
ns1inr sus wai sisHnaH - ,rsr1 rrAars-
fBAuanurt Rrpuhalesn-
This . cariOu. aud Interesting wsrt- Dsgalch-
nsstu cenrhuitsh y kissqrez
Ans tiuErNptnus illrrsrure-TnuxelasE.
Pubashrs " CROSBY, NICHOLS, 90, Basoni sna 90
Fss lG-SRw5w rAYLoR a sAURY.
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John III. 81 rHdAsN. Importer and Dealer IN w fner
brandy cigars, Pennsylvania south sde between
above, consisting pari Of
Mascara, sherry grades, Champagne, qasrTs
and paals, dIaereni hrzEos
great variety Of Ehine wine, some q Il sparkling.
alsa sparkling red white elaret, from
s. 50 PER deLea the highest order
nd uFhrE kindH Cf
Also, very pals and aak Sehe&au IA
ns old whiskey IRISH maxi c0rdas, and Havana
Dee
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ny- Methodist Episcopal Church south. h.aghfh.
bsrWesn DnnrHa nas1er Mi
preach ths morning n 0cyrA \ D and ~, D N
Feb III
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no BUILDEBs--Prapssaas ~ Mrs,
architect Capitol ~ I'll Thursday, the SD FesruAry IN
slant, oiocs Tor the srocnoa q hFstass saiieHs on
sire norh, between lem and 18th streets we~t
EIg zFret
cations exhibited MI Mills Materials q every aerp
finished
moved
pSssle
the progresses and bond rue1ired
approved securiy, for the faithful compliance WIN The
reserved o. sectnk such bid
be II proposals Be
rhs opeasa unl after me above named
Pa
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Lats MerSoaa Conssl al Neu York
NV IoRK, Feb, lQThe supreme hare refused to
discharge the late Mexican consul Senior Arango but have
reduced the bail to $50, 600.
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NOTICE TO rRE-ENPT1oN CLAIMANTS

-
n, tn set u Congress approved arehs s5 eHasa An
pre- nEtis - eeFiriB sf Vfsin ineh
s1tsm1sf ~ HbQF~ Rrh
r,aDrs algrnas odd within nnict On each
oFtbe roate sEtafa a0e ihpssfrn
al0rent W and pad uT
Il o. and fny are tsfor ne ca hHea
the Approved GIta NAe8 AFs ear
led Rrt m taBds resssNsc 80 aaaA
ygrDesn persons vino srt3sd add apngsea ne asFsnaasd
ztthsraNaA sill be snnfea ~
.npaonE ordinary ssniroan % o. gas ass - A.
~. n oue Siaf ana twenty proven
pa before hret faf ,he uaae sale Abf"ste
person he zht y Ptengtan a aAy = ~
sfrgrtte ods numbered Gsnu0aea aa - uea
road undss M act q q A9rea jos ea
r.rr.s pf he S1b II ttafshs 49,
lths under The 80 q 4tA 8t t
settlements made prioT 70 the dahs = - Aee- ~ -
o. l.Tsx froa arkef every eNutEA pfr
tn yuasr I've z1us March, Isj Il raE Z" ~ e 9sf
tegrrd e. ehtry 20 10 ia
SV n aasch pstt rsaired sahss 10 sae y As e9'a
aua acet ata ake
aygot b~gsf a price GEfd ~ lsw = PTreasE
sasf s~sR notice. before TIE eay AFpHis1 q" - @
y. - - ~stor.tiau II arEs enaFar2rE ~
r3.5r,ads aat,sru7~e sseh exm VII he sprfeglsa
-' John WILSON.
Cousuissonsr . the Csnersl LsuS DHaee.
Pa A-lnWlg~ fiut star
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ma AZ uae laaSs saagcd - wlaa lba a
tonsasps vii be reserpca sat ~ Say nui
pr ~ he psFpss aaovs PAen uni u
orders, St4g
NovtA . "a Issr 49, aaa Al ~ 80 gHai sacrifices
Townships ~, ~, a., Il ranse g
T0pnsAtPs ~, ~, - Z.
TowusA y a., a., aS., a., aHt a., - Faugs
Townships -. -, -, ~, ~, snG -, 81
To~nslals y, -, = a. - A. and -. - raage Co
To~ass.e. 81 - y =. = = 80 ~. 9 Isrss
T0~nshys - -, u, nna -, q rtnTs -
Ta~nShIus 81, 81. ~, ~ fanEs a.
TUwnsh&ps ~, 81, ~. 80, ~. -, Ia
ToWushsss 81, IS. a., So, rang,
Townships a., rs, m, e., Ind ~, ~ A..
Townships 81, ~ ~, and -, q rssge IS.
townships marked incgscs ga ogsinH
srvaaoa ~ ls52-
IRE enpaon claimants emitted Rhy
u4ler& As Mt uct
srady which keagpr b. sae a6
81 above usyirs wifrdApu
secas uaae Ye = tU dat ~
prcenl witAwzi, VII akr pEf aaa - ~ aae ~ 90
Exed ~tthia tSeivg aontss AT NJ asfe q r
otherwise tfiF e4u Z. bsa Era
nPiiau claimant - iAtt< wasa te
townships restored pEats iud yt Sap q ts
saiated aae Pftecf tsrt Claims
fso aivaae entry dsy, Faesea daag
Given snSsr my hAad Al he cay wa3nFop his SKA
II February Deztn ouaad eEt auuarea aEd hy
ave.
IgHy WILSON.
Culaaiss.aR2r ~ thc G=ssg4E LUt8 Gee.
FEB 7-tzw6W tiat = staE,l
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Tue keS lek Mus8rE bsyssw aunUsiy
Grtd - hsces 81
and also, FBuhiahza
sh2girTsJ ~ Latt MSsS feEa
pata prnre& teArhHE, a b.. AEpeen during ksuF
iHaastoey suher SD parhe ~ 81
keN8sE arc aua
nluftrr Adr6ucs AtYtssdy ntrrtst enp.
~ sth-cripan. Puh
ishss iortuEhty Specimen cTs rrcri rrs
twO rasaEe sinmps
Address Pas NSsra BroSses, a Rs~ N,w YsrE
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TIKI roth FoBTs. The four points Of Russia are
likely . become famous he Five Points q New
York
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CHARLEsTox, Feb s.-Three tWo-mie heats took pl,cs
to-day between Rough and Ready and the Maid Orleans
The FIRST BY Rough and Ready the second and
third BY the Maid Of Orleans. Time not given
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IOHN "a RCTHIANA, fnspuTter ard asARer IN wine
.feans, sae krruy4t
~ t us sseiVsd ~. fnn me
ah@v cansis1iuH Of
aaa.s. ssfrL ~ grades, ehs-Psgos, gss
Ena yabts, atN-F-ni b-unes.
A Errsf - a Rhius sine, some Ur q srarttuE
a1sh - Fsrsy spErsiuH una wtts
0azrt1 gsicss fsa - hiThen- uraef
gFhrr tEnds ~ Wiur
rpruur, ysE dnrt p1n
Ens 80 whisAsy, Ira nsl, rsrdsis
uiEgE.
gHnA e-nnu1frw
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COR sALE-Frnn forty hfy A good land. II win
advantage Be DIVIDED into 80 4rEs, win pofoa =
rood budag each far II i a beautiful
location eaunrry residences garden four um
washington eiy the ghtnsEs u
money market
IA s-scaswss CHARLES Z. BELT
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THs GREAT aARBLs sTATuE
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
o. h0ytsoS Busaas street., assr Psuzsglrunt
spc4ss, 3aais .ro~ y, J. "a, % Ie, p
aBETT.scs, q
!oHN $. HoLLINCsHEAp,
Jan le-au ArrBL
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PLATED GooDs.-Ths subscriber wouSs II

PERtOR PLATED GUUDt.-EEe subNcflbef VOID ID
especial hs assortment q ssPuor
plated goods, consisting Of
Tea walters, huxer coolers
salad stands, CASTOR, cake saskeis
Forts Spoons. ladies', salt stnnas
kerties, and eohee
Be 81 the best quality, An1 sresty
reduced prces- q " boTELEhs
HoaSc-f1rBishing Store, No SIC Iron Bal, and
Feh --eoaA Sss d
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AxuTHER oSE o. CArTAEN THIsKEYls ucT1ss-The New
York sun Of Thursday says:
VIM T. Freara, once Of some considerable prop
ev and about six years ago assistant alderman Of the
9Th ward yesterday afternoon appeared before Justice
Connelly the Tomhs confessed himself 10 be vagrant
and requested that be might be the peniienay
such The magistrate complied with bis request and sent
him that institution for three mouths A long course
q mprudence has brought Mr. Fra 70 his present unfor
tunaie situation,
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Tn FEENCH LnAN.--Thls loan Is for q sum equal u
Slo0Onop0 aDd tie last dates The subscription il, had
reached S4o00OoOOo
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LrrERAEF-Mrs MoWatt Richie II i said las another
book in press, which vii shortly he published
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Hos, WklFEE Cotqr7T.-Ws are pleased 70 learn from
the Columbus Times that the disease which Frustrated this
distinguished ctaen q Georgia or several weeks has
ken favorable turn and his physicians entertain strong
hopes thai he MAY weather the Re isst however
very Ill
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BAlr1NoRr, Feb. l0.-The firm Of Graf Gorter Ger
importing merchants is reported have stopped paw
ment.
The harbOr still continues closed with ice and navigation
thereby npeded The steamship Tennessee for Charles
ton which have sailed this morning has been detaip
ed and win leave until Monday. large number Of YES
sells bound 10 Baltimore at anchor in Annapolis roads
among the steamships jackson and Tutten and Bremen
ship Albert The latter said 10 be in very p-ecarou
situation, being nearly through by the ice
Weather the South.
COLUMBIA, February 9.-The Mobile papers az TUESDAY
have been received The weather stated be unusually
At Columbus and Aberdeen Mississippi thew have
experienced unprecedented snow-storms.
Tke Nome Liquor Lar N Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, February s.-The Maine liquor law has
finally been passed By the lower house Of the Legislature and
the Law Of this Its passage has caused great
rejoicing in the community.
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MAyoG Woop AL TzE IEnGY--Tbe clergy Of the Prot
e.Aut Episcopal Church in ihe eastern district held
meeting recently, which they passed resolutions aP
proving The course e Mayor Hall and Mayor Wood in ref
ereucp 10 suppressing Sunday traffic and also that they
would on SUNDAY next the 18th instant preach to their
respective congregations upon the due observance Of the
Lords Day.
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Another Golden Night.
The former grARs golden The great
NACALLIsTER
Having the
dpunEnshea RpEratRl,uH, Euulbrr, greater
hiEnsT IN vHue, Viii b. gwen NJ
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
TpEsBAE EVEEIss, FehruAry 10, lss5
Jewels bracelets, chss, peneils p-
Eve Hunber,) Will be presented free vsc
$3.50.
No The
may Sold also, KHswoae' Rals, Han u,oTp
ing and sveiunE
Pet LA
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Commissioners % tttN eEws71I
FEB T--Ezw6W TinL. = STAR
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AT HIS Old TlCKs-The New Orleans True Delta says:
We perceive that the notorious Hask, aGs Fakir Of
silva has been performing in Shreveport If printers and
hotel keepers in that section allow him TO do them be
has done many Others all have say is that they de-
serve il Look out for him
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08
How TO carry an Umbr ola.

lWhen you carry'an Umbrella ON rainy
day, be careful to put it directly before you
so THAT it will be entirely impossible for you
to see anything otherwise you may miss a
splendid opportunity Of running the Joint
into some umbrelless PERSONS eye, which
would be objectionable and contrary to all the
rules of Umbrella etiquette.
IL. When passing an individual who is
weak enough to incline his or her umbrella to
allow you to pass, carry your own with the
stiffest perpendicularity, so that he or she
may catch all the dripfings from yours
You must pay particular attention 10 this
in case the other party is lady, for nothing
affords more genuine satisfaction than the
sight of spoiled bonnet, A new hat on the
head of a man is also game not be missed,
and every maneuver made to reach it is JUS
| ti6able.
| Ill. In passing men weaker and smaller
than yourself, women or children, always
manage to give their umbrellas a back-hand-
ded blow with the point of yours. This af
fords yourself great pleasure and, encourages
the trade of the umbrclla,,maker and list urnet
doubly benefit.
We will return to the subject again, hoping
tina. these timely hints may not be lost upor
the world at largs, and that the umbrella anc
tcivillzation will march hand in hand.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08
The following is the maximum to which
the capital stocks of each branch may be in
creased, when authorised to receive addition
al subscriptions:

o. Some of the Indiana Know Nothing
papers are discussing the propriety of cutting
loose from the Prohibtory Liquor Law, which
they make the scape goat for their late de-
feat-N a. Ledger.
Can the editor of the Ledger name one X.
N. paper in the State that has directly or in
directly proposed to cut loose from prohibi-
ton Madison Courier.
The papers least disposed to deny their
Know Nothingism, that glory in bogus Amer
icanism; the most influential Fusion papers
Of the State, the Evansville journal, the Vim.
cennes Gazette, the New Albany Tribune, and
the Lafayette Courier, to say nothing of the
Indiana Journal, the position of which is 4
doubtful one, both on the Liquor and Know
Nothing questions, have declared very
strong disposition "to CIT loose from pro1aJi-
tion.v
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN-
TON


The Democratic State Convention will as
semble at the State House, in Indianapolis,
ON Tuesday, the Sth of january next, at .
O'Clock, A. NJ. 1t will not be mass meet
ing, but meeting of delegates from the sew
eral counties, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following offices, tO-wit;
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent
of Public Instruction, Clerk and Reporter for
the Supreme Court. Also, Democratic
State Electoral Ticket and four Delegates
from the State at large to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention. The duty of determin-
ing how the Congressional Delegates shall be
appointed, viii also devolve on the Conven-
ton The State Central Committee have not
the power to establish a ratio of representa-
ton for the several counties, but will append
to this call, the appOrtiOnmente established by
the last Democratic Convention, and would
recommend that the several counties be gov
erned in the selection of Delegates accord
ingly.
BY order of the State Central Committee.
w. J. BROWN, Chairman.
The following is the ratio Of representation
adopted at the Convention of May "A, 1854:
'sThat each county be entitled to one dele
gate for every 300 Democrats votes cast at
the Presidential election of 1852; Provided,
that no county shall have less than two Del
egates."
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6slsgrapbir glspatchss.
Nrm Ynnr November :

NEW 4 OhkJ INO'chiOei u
The steamship Baltic arrived this morning IN
dense fog, unannounced.
by her We have the following general intel
ligence
kinburn, Mt the mouth of the Dnieper, was
captured by the Allies on the 18th ult.
Lama and PhanagOria, in the Stralghls Oh
kertch, had been destroyed.
The allies were concentrating their troops, TO
organize an advance from EupatOria and other
points, in oder to cut off and surround the
Russians forces
The advanced posts of the Allies were within
nifty i've leagues of Bakchia Serai, and the
Russians We're retiring
Leprandi was intending to defend the line OF
Balbec.
The North side of Sebastopol was surrounded
by new Russian Notifications.
The Russians attacked karz on the 29th but
were repulsed with immense slaughter, loOsing.
1T was said, 1000
Gortschakoff, it was reported, was to be court
martialed.
There is nothing from the Crimea.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A@> WHY MARRIED WOMEN sur
@ FER IN HEALTH.-Thc Married
WOman,s Private Medical Com pa ON

WHY MARRIED WOMEN SUI.
~ FER IN HEALTH.-Thc Married
Woman,s Private Medical COmPaniOn,
by DIR. A. NJ. MAURlCEAU, Professor OF Diseases OF
Women. One Hundredth Edition t500,c0 ismo, PIP.
$50.
standard work OF established regulations found class
ed in the catalogues Of the great Trade Sales OF New
York, Philadelphia and other Cities and sold by the
principal booksellers in the United States.
livery woman can here discover by comparing her
IL own symptoms with those described, the nature,
character and Of her complaint, apd be spared
much anxiety aud suffering, well the unI
ness OF making known 10, making inquiry oil, ply
stefan In respect to the nubcress ailments to which she
Is subject The wife about becoming mother has onen
need OF instruction and advice in respect her situation,
which she will here find This book tells her what the
matter, and tells her what IT, In ,impebnt clse
words, and such as she can understand.
Those suffering from distractions irregularities Pc
culiar 10 the female system, from ProLaPsns ster a
ling Of the womb or from fOsr abas, will each nd in
It's pages the means of prevention, amcoaIon and
Much distress OF mind as well as pecuniari-
might be saved every husband II the simplest laws
appertaning 10 the marriage state better under
Stood That they not better understood Is traceabe
TO that natural aud almost commendable sensitiyeness
that will rather suffer than consult with
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female only.
In a copy of "The Married Voman's Medical Com
pariOn, 'eyery female has physician that knowsaRd
describes her every symptom, feeling and ailment and
which she consult at all times without violence to
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Extract of aleitet from gentleman in Dayton Ohio.
- . DAYTON, Aay l, Is47
DIR. A. NJ. MArRIcYAU-.Mg Dear Sir-kiy wife has
been percepiiby sinking some three years more
IN consequence of grea. anguish and suffering some
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putting her life in imminent danger, and which
the lost occasion despared Of supposed that this
of things inevitable and resigned meet the
worst. heard your book highly spoken Of contain
ing reaching my On its receipt and pcrusa
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limit VAIN
P1os,oee rsnlcy. " oPenec psospeS W me whleh
year would have passed oyer my head, in all human pro-
liability my wife would have been In her grave and my
children left motherless.
| uTUpon the receipt OF One Dollar, 'sTIIE MARRIED
WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPANION- 1.
sent (aiied free 10 any part OF the United States, the
Canadas, and British Provinces. All letters mus. he
postpaid, and addressed TO DIR. h. nj. NaURICEaU
box 1924, New York City. Publishing Office, No. 10
/ Liberty Street, New YORK. oe ~ dxy3m
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NEw foRK, Nov. q.
Sterling exchange Is quoted at s1s9sx, and the mar
kei is well supplied. Money is active, but stocks are
lower; Cumberland Coal Company %; Reading 70 ~;
Canton 1874; Erie 42Iz; Harlem lsA; Hudson 10
Flour lower; sales Of 5000 bbls Ohio 80 ESQ
J Southern -four has also declined II &c with sales OF
200 bills at 80 5ua6 ~.
Wheat Is lower and unsettled. sales OF 400O0 bush.
Southern red at S39a 10. Corn isnn sales Of 10000
bushels Of mixed al 95967, - -
Pork steady 200 bbs sold. Beef lower with sales OF
$50 bbs Lard Is better with sales OF 100 bbls at
Whisky steady with sales of 100 bbis.
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SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
a lSlH ON GASH pRIZIES

Above VIC have only given list OF the cash prizes,
would occnpy too much space here To give descrip
tien OF the entire scheme, including Real Estate, which
In itself amouhts 10 sl50,l00 full and complete de-
scrption OF the various prizes will be found Ia cir
cuars which will be sent postage free amy part OF the
Unired States, 10 any who may desire them. Agents
wanted 10 whom will be given 20 per cent. all sales,
aud the following Premiums viz: Tothe Agent who shall
dispose OF the greatest umber Of shares this
and me day OF drawing, will give $1,000 in American
gold to the I'd $780, 10 the 81 $780, TO the ih $780, 10
the 5th $500, the 9th SOU, the eth $50 the s
goo, the 9th 500.
Persons wishing engage In the sale Of shaye b
nishing with Recommendation signoh by the Post.
Master. some other well known responsible person,
will b. IA Finished with tickets, dos unents, &c.
Address all orders 10
IRA b. ADAMS, Principal.
Ogden, Henry County, Indiana
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08
Mexican Intelliganca.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.
The steamship Nautilus has arrived, with la
ter advices from Matamoras.
a Mexican force of from 1000 to 5000 men
had been ordered to the frontier to repel the in
vasion of the Texas Rangers.
General Videurri has been appointed Com
mander-in Chief on the Rio Grande.
He ordered the commanding officer of Mata
moras to discharge the National Guard, but thai
officer refused.
General Vidaurri has addressed note Il
Secretary Marcy, complaining of the violation
of Mexican territory by the Texans, and alse
charging the commander of Fort Duncan with
conniying with the fillibusters
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

OF The ST. Joseph County Forum, we are
pleased to observe, has enlarged its columns,
and now presents very beautiful and ele-
CANT appearance. The Conductors deserve
great credit for their presistant enterprise, and
will doubtless receive a liberal patronage