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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
IN THE MARION clHcuir coURr.

-'-'' '''"''"'s rs,lrloa Tor Dlrssse.
James A. lawrenee.D
DE Il known that on this 10Th day Of Aueost A. A
I'D 1853, The above named paiutin died ths
the CLERK 81 said Marion Circuit C0uu Der complains &c
divorce agsn said defendant. and also the adari vi
competent person that said defendant Is tot resideBl
of the STATE OF Indiana
said defendant, James A. LAwrence, IL therefore here
By notified Of The nn end Iendeucs 81 said complains
and that unless he Appear and answer deuur thereto,
al The calling OF said the second day of the
next term 81 said Cou1, Dc held The Couu HOus
ia indianapolis. on the 9TH Monday of Ocfsbcr peri.
tbs said complaint AMI the aud thing
legged ~ 80 Ne heard and determined la his absence
WM. STEWART. Cierk.
b. Jro. G.. WrrEs, Depdiy.
J. 4. EoBERTs. PiiGs Au'y. sepG-sss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

1--WE undersigned. administrator Of the EsiAfe @
Il John Gavin, will, Ia pursuance with an order n the
Common Pleas Court az Marion County. az the Juiy
term, In the year 1855. sell. 18th day
Ter an the year ISIS. on the premi---, The follow
ing described Real Estate, belonging 10 said deceded,
and situated la Marion County, indiana known a. lols
, s. and and hack out "a al Of which are dosg
nAie the plat Of the town OF CuanberAn, In Marion
County. Also Lots and Ia Block one, In the Easier
addition 10 he iown OF Camberan, In Marion County
Sale 10 be for les than the two-hird valuation there
Of Terms Of sale. onethlrd The purchase moaey 10 ~
paid by the purchaser The day of sale The resue la
two equal payments In six aud twelve months with In
teresi secured by notes. and payable without any
relief from vnaaii0n orrnt,n -eucpt laws tbs Sep
TENDER 18th iss5-.r JtNEs PARKER.
se4,s- diAN4w Adfolnlsfrafor
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL
REIIOUSE.
CORN AND COB WILL.
PATENTED NAV Nc, 1854,


doubtless an invention smonE tie most impor Of
Il modem umee, Cor Tie usa 81 well advised farmers
and stock feeders-snd The universal favsr Win uhs IN
has been received from the 1rt than ANYTHING @ls
stiesis it, utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity q construction an convo
nieEce az usa, the Lo Gisut has 10 equal Itwr.xhs
from three 10 I've hundred pounds according 10 sses
10 put up 10 operation by the arme - IN " minutes
without expense mechanical ali hen abused ana
ns-.i with COW euierce BY any bOsy
1hs Iit1s Giant has received the Firr pfernsuu a
every Stale Fair FROM Missouri 70 Maryland The pas Fat
and that IN The most complimentary nsnner
These Mills are guaranteed IN TIA most postirs MAJ
agstnsi breaking OF arrangement and warranted 4,
grind he'd from ear corn, AMI girls me hslny frorn
selle with degree of and con ss,utsi,ee 10
fhgIn purposes never attained kefore
The subscribers are prepared 20 furnish the far
mer- with Improved IAiterns and size suh the VARIED
wants 81 all.
No. 2is offered So complete, ready Cor niaehing
The team and warranted 10 grind 10 bushels Of feed per
hour with horse No SAT $50 will grind IS bushels
per hour With horses. No4ai s60 Will grind ~ busei
paf hour With two horses.
We own the entire aud exclusive risli % make aud
use and VeBd uscd, The above named NIL IN TIE
counties of Marion. Hamilton, Madison, Mousn, Han
cock Rad Decatur, Bartholomew, johnson. Hendrcts
and Rp0nr-And shs DC al al tlmes happy Ia furnish
Mills al manufacturers prices. ana viii SLOW a liberal
commission for ORDERS The money In al %
tany The order. We shall Ia al cases defend rights
IN the above named counties, and prosecute all Infringe
On sni- uf-sn them p<Smpaly
BERKkSNAYER g. BREWSTER.
aug ?. dlwCm a Eas. Washington ST., Indianapolis
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STKAYEn Or STOLEN.

I.NROM The Eat end OF this City, on or
II about the 4th inst, Bay Horse, years
old. marks not reeoileeted. Also Que Sorrel A
Mare, aged with white star In the forehead Any per
son returning sad animals, either of them, molly
ing the undersigned where they BE found. Will be
suitably rewarded. CHARLES GARNER
indianapolis, Sept. L.. dl&wat
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3 WAESISs.-A few days since small
child, daughter of Mr.. Featherngill, OF this
city, was playing with some butter beans,
when. oy some means, one was lodged in it..
windplpe. AL efforts to remove it were un-
asalrng, and.alter suffering for two DAYS, the
Guild died. This should prove a warning to
those mothers who are in the habit of letting
their children play with everything thew can
get their hands on.-Nesc Albaxy Ledger.
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NJ q - L . u
Of the Discontinuance Of the Land Office
at Ylncennes. Indiana.

NOTICE Is hereby given that ne LAID once II Via
~ eennes, Indiana, the temporary canfinuanee OF
which directed by Pnbc Sslre No. 53l. dated Feb
ruary a., le55 for purposes tercin menonel a. nO,
Discontinued. and TIE pac lands remaining unsOd ana
unapprOprialed in Ssid district Will hereafter be sub
Jet entry NJ the land 0hce Indianapolis In said
STATE the register and receiver for which Once will give
public notice Of the day which they will prepared
receive spplaIons for eAlrcs ol any snck Lands al
their ONCE
Given under my hand 81 The Cliy % Washington fhis
fri day of September A. n. 1855.
THOMAS III. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner 81 the General land Ornce.
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W 00LEN MACHIN ERY 7
q. L.. ODDARD,

y EW-YORk,
ONLY manufacturer Of the original SrEKL RING
" aud TOOTH BtRRING MACHINES and FkED
ROLLS, 10 De sftached 10 FIRST and also 10 SECOND
breakers and Finishers OF Woolen CARING Mncnines.
The H2chcni IN second Rrcakers and Flnishers 4 rev
and very important. These machines In successful
operation. on nrs; breakeFs, In Of The principal
Wooden Factories the United Stsies Canada and Mex
co and deemed, BY experienced manufacturer -
The most Perfect machines used, sDd indispenssbs 10
The economical amt successful manufacture q wool
They are In Ee tho only strong. durable and
fol operating machines In No csrdlng machine
should run hour without them.
The Feed Rolls stong and durable, snd worthy Of
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines aud Tsols reer-
10 mills having them In use. &C., may be had by
addressing &. L. GODDARD,
should be directed
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A SoEEr SIsHT.-The followers of WEB
sTrs and Clay training in the company Of
MATHEW r. Hull, RAwsos VAIL, STEPHEN
5. HARDING, anil other Abolitisnists. Surely
the evil DAYS draw on apace.
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preston OF
Erfrffa

IA sributing sneh valuable Medical properties a. INA.
remedy, rash. understandable assertion Is made.
bu " simply stated ncc proven undoniEbly and cOn
eHsyely by tbs extraordinary caF-s and benefits derived
is under the direction of il llustrous origin
et0r. Dr. Hooeand, among all classes Of Eurorezn
cely and from The immeAse mass OF tasouy from all
paris Of hs American continent, accumulated during The
LIST ten Ia the hands u ths present Tfopfirtor
The prevalence OF disease u which tho Grr0skn Bitter
adapted, II Is with say u, Il almost un-
versal. Indeed bero l. scarcely Aros throughout
whole extenl OF country In which there connot be
found among its members that pecrlsr saos
gHsd appearance, deDoting diseased Liver or
claed and suffering Dyspeplic.
Then Of what immense Importance 10 this class a. In
yaiids. that certain and reliable remedy. sbouid ke
placed within their reach. one Ia which banefa or
Injurious dr. enters INTO u. composition. remedy
which the patient rely with the utmost confidence
and certainty And be assured from actual and tznsle
proofs that the nic. he i using really possess
virtues attributed 10 H. Such remedy. Il sIoefaaf's
Biffers. THOUSANDS Of dollars have bee sex
pended in lis Manufacture and diffusion throughout all
paris OF this continent, a The proprietor e@. erea
siilsge whore the Medicine has been introduced
thai there cannot be found numter willing testify
it, virtues.
PriacIpsi once and Mandatory Ie0 Aleh So Phiia-
depAia, Pa
For sale wholesale ard retail by Druggists in All me
principal eties and al retail BY 1pohecares and sior
keepers In every town ia The United SStc and Canada
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4 CT ANCE TO MAKE MONEY

THE subscriber Is deslfous having agent In zach
county aud town ol the tnlou. capital Of irou
IS $40 only will he required and snyihing IKE
efficient. energetic make from three I'VE dot
lars per day: some Of the agents realizing twice
that sum. Every tnformatien viii be given ~ ndtIe.s-
iEe- via q sIHmP l. 7ss f.'urn letter ..
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NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TUE undersigned give notice that they have u.imn
L islraled on the Estate Of John H0cmer, deceased
and hereby notify all persons having ealms against sa
Hesmerto present them for setilemsnt All persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said Hoemer
0erNse ar requested 20 call Gnd settle Gs eay a. 10.
slide. GEORGE YouNaERNAN,l
Y. BtIStH- HAH--
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M'KERNAN d ED G. A II,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK


Rate- of Commis-loo are AZ follows:
All sales from SEQ 90 JWO Inclusive will be taxed
> cent a. com mission; the value Of tho property
advances above 50 0UO the rate per cent. will decrease
in the following ratio From $3.50 10 0s0 Al u
cent; from 5000 10 s5U0U = cents IRON $500 To
as Tho SUI may bo il will not he less than per
and all sums above mentioned going above $4,000
viii be cent; charged first $4,000 On all sales
Of property while In hands, commission j. charged.
NJ sale commission charge whatever. We require
notice 10 be given Two weeks previous to withdrawal
of property IRON our book And we further wish il un-
dersiood that hold all persons Responsible for the com
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
of the same
Hashingf0a ST.. .faj efHiHs' lhr Palmer HoRss.
Have DOW ENTERED on THEIR BOOKS more than
n n a
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OWEN COUNTY.

Eieaeson hi, vile; lcsn interest exc :es dolls .5e.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
The hf of the n " or OF 81 ~ - e. mOrtgaged
by Nathan Proctor and Sarah ffoctor his Wifi, forfeited
and sold Elijah Arnold. Isn, Interest, etc, ID doll
sjc.
Thes or OF The qr of sec 81 10 u 10 "A; asS
the Or OF 81 u ~ u, containing 80 sere-
morissaged bS Howard Hunt and Elizabeth Hunt bis
Loan, interest. etc, GO dolls 6sc.
The or of IL and the d ~ of The Qr OF sec
2? ti9r u e. containing 80 aeres morgsy,d By Reuben
interest, etc, co dolls l.e
The hi of the Or al see ii ~ - {, containing
81 sores monsagei ty Welcome PaeLs'i and Jniiana
Pdckett his vile. Loan, interest, etc, 80. dolls 2e
The Or sec " ~ M - e, containing " ~ 100
acres; also The OF the az Of sec II ~ ~ g
containing 40aete- Inorgaged BY Robert seott and julia
Ann scott hi. Wife Loan, ntefesI, ce, "a dolls sJe.
The hf oi IL SO No ~ Ia 10 ~ eoeiainns 10, II.
Ioj aercs mogagei by James Hunt AMI Aimira Hunt
biz VIE lorfeei and sold on credit 10 Ssrsh Hunt
Loan, interest, etc, G.. dolls 4ie,
RIPLEY COUNTY.
The 7t9r II containing Cd s5- hn acres
more Or less Dougsged By John Glass and Hannah
The Part of IA or OF ser 10 4 - e. containing
q, acre., b, James lsvis ana Caharte Sis
hI- wife. Loan, Interest. etc, 5ti d'll-
RUSH COUNTY.
Ihe hi of the or sec IL 10 o, containing ~
asres, rgsged by Reuben Jones. Loan, interest se,
The " hfof the az of see sein Isnree contain
ing 80 acres morissged By Edward Ihombery and Ann
Thornbery his wife. Loan, interest etc 56i doll. .oe
Thew hi of,he or OF sec % u - e, eon,alnng
20 acres mougzgedb BY Jas Walker AM. Maiai9 Walker
hi. wife. Loan, Interest, etc, 5ll dolls J'e
SHELBY COUNTY.
The hf of the G az OF the sw Or sec j. "A r.,
containing 20 acres, mortSaged bs Martha ton"fer.
Loan interest etc III dolls.
part OF iol No on Frankn in the town OF shelby
WILLIE more particularly described on page 5o of Book
% OF the Record OF Mortgages OF Shelby county, mort
gagged by Martin NJ Ray and Susan Kay bis VIE Lean
The V hf OF the q. see - II &c, containing
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Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will be re
eeived in part payment for Real Estate al this ONCE.
MckERNAN & EDGAR.
seps0 Real Estate Agents aud Broker.
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WHITE COUNTY.
The n g ar aud the be of tho n wqr s"s 35 :
81 mr. Wv. eontaiug $40 acres mortgaged by
Henry Ensminger and Emily A. Ensmingrr his
wife: Loan interest etc {, oo22 dolls 05c.
The W or of n G or and n Or Of the n " or
Of sec Is containing 20 acres, aud belonging 10
Jesse Grooms and wife: also the wqr of : e
or Of sec 81, all in % u W, containing 40
acres and belonging to Marshall II. johnson and
wife: mortgagcd BY Jesse Grooms aud Marshall
Ii. johnson and their wives Mary +. Johnson
and Sarah Ann GroOms; lean interest etc SIS
dolls SIC.
The g hf Of the c ar of sec Ia 26 nr4 VI
and the W hf of the egr OF sac and aforesaid,
containing in all leo acres: mougaged by Isaac
REYNOLDS and Mary Jane Reynolds his wife;
loan interest etc 3S5 dolls loc.
Section in % Of 7 4 "; also the hf Of
sec in % r !, W; also the e Or and the hi
of the n q or al see Sc 20 IA 5 "; also the hf
and the BIZ Of the u c or and the hf Of the
W or and the Il " qr Of the ar OF see 81 20
nr4 "; also the v az ani the hf al the c
ar and The w hfof the 1T and the . hf al The
q W or and the " or OF the n ar Of sec 81
Is r 4 "; also the n hf Of the Or OF sec %
2G n 8 W. containing in all 2Is0 n0-l00
acres. mortgaged by Edward II. Reynolds and
Harriet A. Reynolds his wife, loan interest etc
7.625 dolls 3Gc.
A part of the frae Of sec 80 and Of the frac
of the w or and of the W hf &C the n W or of
sec "a g I W. more particularly described
on page i13 mortgage record Of W hite county,
containing Ga 81 100 acres mougaged by Moses
H. Sheets, loan interest etc 55s dolls 90c
The Or Of the n Or sec IL and the e or
OF the e Or sec l2 and the hf of the n qr and
the or Of the eqr Of sec IL all in %
W; containing 200 acres: mortgaged by Benja-
MN F. Tildon and Cordelia C. Tildcn his wife,
loan interest etc $50 dolls f7c.
The hf of section %. the n hi Of sec 81, the
n hf Of the e Or and the hf Of the : W or Of
sec "a, the hf Of the n W Or Of sec and b Of
the n or of sec and the W or ri sec ?. the
e or of sec ? and the W Or of sec !, all in -
n W. mortgased by Ashbel p. Willard and
Caroline G. Willard his wife; loan interest etc
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law.
slrnr Hoor. Marnh p4-

SANDY Hook, March "a.
The steamship George Law has arrived
She lsft AspinwAll on the morning Ofthe 10th,
and bring California dates to tho lst.
The following are heI principle eonsignees:
DreTel & Co., 100000; Metropolitan Bank,
$4,000; Wells, Fargo 4 Co., $4,000; Rich
d Co.. $500; Adams d Co., $40 900. and
others, amounting in all to $4,000.
She brings a34 passengers brought down to
Panama by the steamer Golden Gate in | days
and hours in running time,
The passengers Of the Law were landed st
AspnWal on the 9Th, and left Panama on the
Golden Gate the same day.
Col. Fremont is among the passengers of the
George Law,
Wells. Fargo & Co., resumed payment on
the 27th, and all demands had been promptly
paid.
Adams g. Co., had fled petition of insol-
ve1cy. Their schedule Of assets and liabilities
show a balance on the right side of about $780,
900.
Mr.. Woods had given all his private proper
ty, estimated at $780, which went to make
up total Of the assets.
The failure Of Robinson d Co., is a bad
one.
The arrangement for the resumption Of Page
Bacon q Co., had been fully completed and it
was expected they would be in condition to
resume in few days.
Reed & Co., of Sacramento. had applied for
benefit of the Insolvent act.
A. S. Wright, of the Miners Savings Bank,
was in expectation of speedily resuming'
or general news there is literally nothing of
the least interest.
Copious rains had fallen, much 10 the graft
6catiOn Of the miners,
The bill introduced into the Legislature for
prohibitory liquor law, submits the matter to
a vote Of the people at the general election Of
1855.
In business circles rather more confidence,
was beng exhibited, but, neverthe less, the
financial stringency was so great that very lit
tie had been done in the way Of trade.
Cash sales Of Calico flour had been made at
about S14.
Hams l8c.
Lard 134c.
The South Pacific mail had arrived at Pans-
ma with Valparaiso dates to the l4th of Feb
ruary, and California dates to the 26th Feb,
The news from Chilli is important.
The U. s, steamer Mississippi sailed for
home on the 9th Feb.
The brig St. Lawrence left for the United
States on the 9th.
The Independence had arrived;
The Decatur had sailed for the coast Of Eu-
cador.
The John Adams arrived on the 29th Of Jan
uary frcm Rio.
From Peru We have nothing Of importance,
commercially or politically.
From Bogota,--The Congress met on the lst
of Feb. Manuel Mallaine has been declared
Vice President Of the Republic.
A bill has passed the Senate suppressipg the
province of A Azon.
The case on 0bando is still before the Su-
preme Court. There appears to be no doubt
Of his guilt
The bill for the new division of the proyin-
Oes will be defeated,
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Outrageous.


On Friday evening, the 10th inst, two per-
sons by the names of Burton and Nebelung
were arrested in Cleveland, by officer Hunt, of
the police force, and committed TO prison, upon
the charge of committing rape on the person
Of Agnes KOening, under the most aggravated
circumstances, On Saturday they were ar.
rsignsd bsforsIhs Police Court, and were both
bound over 10 the Court Of common pleas. un.
der 81, 800 bonds each. The facts. ss brought
forth on the trial. says the Leader are as follows:
Frederick Nebelung is German barber
on Pittsburgh st., and keeps pothouse where
customers can get shaved either way. Fied-
erick D. Burton, also German, resides at New.
Surgh, and is patron or frequenter Of Nebe-
lungs little doggery. Miss Agnes Koenng is
pretty little, modest looking, blus-syed Ger.
man girl of 10 or 90 years Of age, who sewed
for A. H. Hawley, who keeps respectable
boarding house on Bolivar street. She was
esteemed q most valuable and virtuous servant.
It seems that Nebelung planned an assignatiop
at his house, to take place between the girl Ag.
mes and the said Burton. He called at Haw.
ley's in the evening, and told the girl that a
handsome young man was at his Eouse, and
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ThefaW oil NeHsnapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra.
~ arS considered wishing continue their subscp
ton.
g. II subscribers order the disconilnuance Of their
papers, the publisher may continue TO send them until
ell Arrsaragss are paid.
g. II subscribers neglect OF refuse to take their pc
FOdicSls from the oce to which they are directed they
are held responsible t they have settled the BILL and
ordsved them discontinued.
T. II subscribers remove to other places without in.
forming the publishers and the papers sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible
.. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
papeu from the Office, or removing and leaving them
uneaed for Is primo deid evidence Of intentional fraud
~ Postmasters who notify publisher that news.
paper s not taken from the Office are required to give
Ae rsason why they are not taken out (See Post OF
Gee Instructions and Laws.
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The HunkeF Democracy and the Know


For the last six months every Hunker Dem
oCratiC press in the country, has been down
like thousand Of brick on the Know Moth.
ings. They have denounced them as midnight
assassins, marauders, traitors, and every other
nickname which their ingenuity could invent.
Friend ELLIOTT of the Democrat, has been par
ticularly severe on this secret order. Its won
derful success in the recent elections, awfully
disturbs him. Even in bis dreams, il is said,
he fights the Know Nothings; and swears un-
less the order is put down, they will defeat the
Sheriff and Treasurer next fall, and then pat
will get all the county printing Be that as it
may. we lately read and anecdOte, which is Pc
culiary applicable just now to the Hunker De.
mocracy and the Know Nothings:
An old Pennsylvania Dutch Farmer, had a
very large ram whose butting propensity, made
him complete pest in the neghborhood. One
evening while walking across his barn yard, he
received heavy FIRE in the rear when looks
ing up he saw his favorte RAM He determln.
ed il possible to cure him of this butting pro-
pensity, and so he suspended large wooden
maui underTthe shed and started it swinging
in the presence OF his hero. who Immediately
stiffened bis neck. and gave the maui bump
the maui swung away, and again the brave
old ram would return to the charge. The
farmer retired to bis house, chucklng to him
self over the cute plan he had hit upon to cure
his spunkey animal-but 10 and behold, mag,
inc his astonishmenr on returning next morn.
ing, to find the brave old lam all worn away
but the tail, and that was waggling back for
another bump,
Just go with the Hunker Democracy with
ELLIOTT d Co. at their head, They butted
the Know-Nothings until they we're beaten /,
200 in Tuscarawas--liOked 10000 in the State
used up in Indiana. Illinois, Iowa and Wis
soDsin, so that there is now nothing left but
the tail Of the HuDker Democracy, and that is
making faint waggle for another bumb next
October, - Tus. Adv.