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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-20
A Welcome Letter.

The following from a gentleman OF distin-
guished attainments, and as true a Virginian
a. ever breathed, has just reached us. We
take pleasure in its publication, as well ON
account of the source whence it comes as for
the gratifying facts it contains. When Fa-
naticism and Folly take possession Of the
pulpits of the country, a decent respect to
local public opinion" does not require that
men of intelligence and thought should calm
ly listen to their r~antinss. We honor the
men-be they who they may-who in the
Northern States nave now the manliness, in
dependence and honesty to avow themselves
as ain heart and soul" opposed to abolition
ism. And though some may quarrel with
the mode which the gentlemen referred to
in this letter adopted TO express their disap-
probation of the sentiments of the reverend
declaimer, we shall not. Here follows the
letter:
Messrs. Editors At the present time, when
fanaticism is SO rife in the Northern States, and
when Abolitionism seems To command n wide
assent, il may be gratifying to the friends of the
Union, to learn that there are a few. even in
Massachusetts, who have not yielded to the
passing storm. but who manfully stand up to
confront and rebuke it. Through a private let
ter received by a friend. l learn. that a few Sab
baths since. the pulpit of one of the Unitarian
Churches of Dorchester, Massachusetts, was oc-
cupied by the Rev. Mr.. Rockingham. Il distin-
guished Clergyman Of Boston. who selected for
his text: And where the spirit of the Lord is.
there is liberty" During the progress Of his
discourse, he alluded TO African slsvery in the
South in no complimentary terms. whereupon
sixteen Of his congregation. comprising some of
the most influential citizens of the town, imme-
diaiely retired from the Church. thus manifest
ing their ~disapproyal of the utrerance of such
sentiments in the pulpit. Let US hope tina,
there are many like these, yet remaining in New
England, who will resist the popular current,
and lead in that reaction Of opinion, which will
sooner or later occur upon the subject of slavery.
At all events let us no longer extenuate, let US
no longer apologize; let the whole subject be dis
cussed in its theory and its practice, and the
time il not far distant, when domestic slavery
in the South will be recognized as an institu
ton. whose abolition would be an incaleulable
disadvantage to the American Union. and ia
consistent with wisdom aud true philanthropy
Richmond Eng.
RANDOLPH. Macon CoLLr"E, Sept. Sd. 1855.
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(- We should have mentioned some days
ago that the Madison and indianapolis Rail-
road had removed JOIN MANCoURT from his
post As Conductor. because he took back to
their masters some fugitive slaves at their O,ca
sarnest request. There is not a better or more
faithful officer on any road than JOHN MAN
COURT, (Know Nothing though he may be,)
and the conduct of the Company is desplca-
BILE in the extreme.
Such low and malignant persecution can
only recoil on those who are guilty of it.
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mostly DoSE.-If anything could mitigate
the miseries of our neighboring cities, now suf-
fering under the scourge, it would seem that
the ready and almost unexarnpled kindness and
sympathies expressed for them would do So
In all quarters, there has been awakened an in.
terest in their condition, which has not spent
itself in words but has become fruitful in mobile
and generous actions. In the great number Of
such cases which have come to our knowledge
we have not felt it our duty to call particular
attention to any single one. But one has Just
reached US. Of such peculiar claims upon public
regard, that we cannot refuse ourselves the
qualification we really feel in especially noticing
II. The mechanics of Haw River, on the line
Of the North Carolina Railroad. determined 70
give some relief TO Norfolk and Portsmouth and
for that purpose (having nothing to give but
their labor they desired a days wages to b,
set apart for the purpose. 1t was done; and
the fruit Of that day labor amounting to 2 1000
pounds Of -four, is now on its way to the Attic
ted cities. These worSmen, we are informed
are all hardwOrking people and earn their daily
living by the sweat of their brow. We have no
doubt that days labor was the sweetest they
ever enjoyed. Such instances of kindness TO
those we have never seen are beautiful ~illustra-
tons, in a practical form, OF the sentiment ut
tered BY the Roman poet:
Homo snm-nihil humanum : me alienum puio.r
In after time, this action will be remembered
and rewarded.-Richmond ENQUIRER.
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p. Ii. MANCHESTER TURNS UP IN A SEw CHARAc-
rER.-A gentleman of San Francisco, writing
from that city on the 10th July, says that Mr..
p. b. Manchester was boarding at the "Rassette
House" in that place. He had changed his
name and become pious to an exaggerated de-
gree. On the steamer, while ON his way from
San Juan TO San Francisco, some of the passen-
gers, on Sunday morning, were DESTROYS of hav-
ing religious service. For a time no one could
De found who was willing to ~oficiate. But at
length a gentleman volunteered his services,
which being gladly accepted, he delivered a
the present generation, and the want of a proper
degree OF feeling among Christians. He also
prayed most fervently. The volunteer minister
was Z. b. Manchester, the wholesale swindler
of widows and orphans, and poor working men
in this city. The pernicious hypocrite should
be driven from the continent. and constrained
to seek refuge among the islanders who are
fond of "roast missionary Gin Cam
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GA quarry of yerd-antique marble has
been opened in the town of Roxbury Vermont,
and a company has commenced working it.
II is claimed that blocks Of any size may be
worked, and that contracts have been made
with the Government for the ornamental por-
ton of the new Capitol at Washington. The
Boston Traveller is of opinion that the Rox-
bury marble cannot be matched by any other
quarry in the world-but we are not afraid to
wager something that the Milford quarry, in
this county, produces as beautiful specimens
ofmarble as can be found. The.only difficulty
has been in the working of it.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-20
NEW PORTABLE GRIsT MILL.

FARMERS AND FBEDMRN ARE respectfully invited
IL tn call at PRATT, kREGfL0 d CO.'S Planning
MIL, on the North East Diagonal and witness The opera
ton OF one OF Feiton's Improved fai-nI Portable Corn
and Feed Mill. QuiIe = Large number OF these huis are
In successful operation In different portions OF The cOul-
Try, and AFRO giving first raie satisfaction They grind
from five 10 six bushels of Corn Meal, or from ten 10
twelve bushels OF Feed per hour, will less Inan Two
horse power.
The simplicity and c~heaPness OF these Mills. and the
rapidiiy and quality OF the grinding, as well AZ the econ
omy and convenience OF grinding, se unparalleled by
any other mill In The country.
A Cracker L. attached when required, AZ ~ 10 grind
Corn In the ear, thus making IL eompl te for ali n-r- oi
the farmer.
The Psirnlee will ;e prepared, In Il iew weeks, 10 fur
uish a complete Burr Stone Mil. on the same patent,
which will do the work Of n large FIGURING Mlli III less
than one-tenth Of the cost of all ordinary Flat Stone Mil.
The -four aud meal comes from The mill perfectly cold,
hence coolers for cooling the -four before boiling viii 10
dipensed with.
All persons using or selling meal or feed in large
quantities., will nnd IL 10 their advantage and profit TO
have one of these mills. They can be propelled by
horse, steam or water power, and are well adapted To ir-
regular motion. W. u. h Agent,
For Indiana, ~ Washington II. corner Of Pennsylyania,
al VIM. Feathelston's Store. my dawtf
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AaAzI B. CoSDIr. WILLIS ". WRIGHT. n. H.gDss
MAP OF MARION COUNTY.

HHO " Y tN u5HlPf klAE , FtNAN1I ~
- Quarter Section lines the civil townships; the
outline OF each psc-on's tract Of land, with The owner.
nane thereon Inc Streams; Canals; Railroads.; Plank
Roa : State and County Roads; Towns; Villages;
Post Offices; Public buildings; Churches; School
Houses; Mills, &c. The Ciiy OF indianapolis, with alt
is subdivisiOnsand additions. Compiled with great care
from United States, Corporation aud Private Surveys,
and from County Records.
VIII be ready for delivery 10 subscribers, On or absu
the 7th Of May next Price 81 10 De paid fof GA de
livery. This map will be invaluable 10 Township of
GERS and business men, generally. No iarmer should be
without one. Subscriptions are respectfully solicited at
our Real Estate aud General Agency Oflce, Apostle
the Bates House, Blake's building.
apr5-d&wtf CONDiT, WRIGHT, & HAYDEN.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-20

LARGE AMOUNT or RAILROAD Iron SroLES.-
Four hundred tons of railroad iron have been
stolen near Pittsburg within the last few months,
valued at $4,000. 1t was cut up in short
pieces, packed in barrels. and sold for old iron.
Above thirty of the employees of the Portage
Railroad are implicated in the robbery, twenty
six of whom have. been arrested. 1t was the
old fashioned fiat bar. taken up to be replaced
with # rail. Thirteen barrels of the stolen iron
have been recovered, and the police have every
prospect Of recovering thirty-six barrels more.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-20
PrBLIC SALE OF
swamp Lands an Orange 90.

ogucE 80 ArpIroR 90 OF axar Col
faai, Aug -. 1855.
IL pursuance 81 the Provisions uf an art entitled ~AE
L Aci 10 regulate the sale OF the swamp Lands, donated
By The United Sistes % ths state ~ Indiana, aud 20 pro-
vide Tor the draining and reclalming thereof, IN aceoac-
anee with the: ondfion Of said grant, approved Nav
-, 1850, and the several acts supplemental thereto, sp-
proved June Il, lisa, aud March 4, l5S3. there viii e
offered AZ public sale. nj the Couu House, la the town
OF PaoiL, the following Swamp Lamps, lying and being
In the said county % Orange. situated - follows tO-~1t.
la TOW Bship, No. 2. South Of Range ? West. lG0 acres.
being the \ " 4 Of section IS.
la township, No. !, South Of Rang ! Wesl, 50 acres,
being the 4 = Of 9 L = Of section Il.
The sal5 will commence On the 10th day Of November.
49,, ~ ts1 O'Clock IN the forenoon, and be cent sued
nom day 10 day until sil The lands are o1rred. The con.
iitans Il sale are cash.
II. COAINGORR,
sept WITS Auditor Orange County.
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N THE MARION CIRCUIT Court.
( Petition Tor Rvorse

.. Petition Tor Rvorcs.
James A. LwrrnceD
DE IL know has on This 3Hh dsy OF Angus. A. A.
ID ie55, ne shove named pl4inun fled n he once VI
ihr CLERK 81 said Marion Circuit Coun her c0oplAini Zoe
dis.rcr against said defendant. and sls0 The affidavit OF
T. cOul,-trnt person thai aid defendant i Dol a reAionl
al gh- Stale Of Indiana.
sid defendant, James a. Lawrence, Is therefore hers
by Notified OF Tie hlln Z AID Icndeney 81 AID conplalht
aHd Thar unless he sppeAr and answer or dcmur thereto,
Il the calling 81 said cause on the second day q ns
uext term 90 said Court. u be held Al ne Coun H0use.
la ladlanaToiis, ON the nflh Monday Of nctooes next,
The said cs,nplniui and the "a aiters and fhinG. ueroin a.
Iced wili be heard and determined la his absence.
WM. STEWART. Clerk,
By JEo. q. NEExs, Deyay.
!. r. RosEg1S. Pitts AIRY. sep 6-Rss
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90 Last Saturday a negro belonging to
Dir, DUKE, Of Yallabusha county, Mississippi,
assaulted and KILLED with an axe Mr. Ed
WARDS, an overseer, s~svering his skull in the
most brutal manner. The murder created
great excitement, and there was at first a dis
position ON the part of the people to hangt the
negro.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-20

10. go. 20 acres in CAr&e county. uiincse-~cm~
Improvements.
70. asa. ec3k acres IN Pufssm eounfy-i59 screSge
imprnrei-g1od o1iidtn-sS mics south q Mann1rkni
30. co2. e6 acres IN Jasper county. Ms mice 1om
Nerfor DO lcc- cultivated. Also. 30 acres lmmcci-
ates co. te Alliance q Mississippi RaIrosd. Illinois.
Also, f0 acrcs n ttu-ham county. ia. 60 sccx In
pFaiue. 20 acres timbcred ;-lsairoad secks Nii be re-
ccit~i sn pay nent
No CO.. go acres 81 land IN Pmtt county. ~.
mics south Of Monticello. / Tliie from ne railroad.
No. GAG. Iz5 acres IA bingham county. Ills. half
Pruird. 2 miles north of Atlantic and Mississippi Rail-
rrsd; Improvements good.
No. 628. acrosl mile caI OF southeast csin-f
of donation line OF Indianapolis.
Special Notice.
in34na and Illinois Ceniral Rsilroad stock wall te r.
cciNcd Boo part Inyineut Tor Real Estate "a his 01ice.
McKEENAN a. EDGAR.
apr ~ Zeal Estate Agents aud Broker.
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AND cob WILL


iAlENifD MAY u. io3l,
; doubtless an Invention among the most important %
Il modern tlnes, Tor the use OF well advised FARMERS
aud stock fesders-hndt the universal fay-r with which IL
has been receive fcsin The first. more tIan anything else
ailrss iis utility aud superiority.
For portability. simplicity 81 construction, and conyc-
niencs 81 use, the Little Giant has no equal II welgt.
from three % i've hundred pounds, according 10 sEe;
can be put up in operation by The faunex Ia ~ minuies,
without expense or mechanical aid, thea adjusted ard
us-i with convenience by any bOdy.
The Iluie Giant has received the First Premium al
every State Fair from Missouri o. Maryland the past Fall,
and that in The most complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed In the most positive maa-
nr against breaking or arrangement and warranted 10
grind feed from ear corn, and grls on dne hominy FROM
.heled corn, with a degree of ease and cOnVeuisnce for
farm purposes never Htlnincd before.
The subscribers are now prepared 10 furnish The fnr-
mers with improved paiicrnsaud size 10 suii the varied
wants Of all.
No. > Is offered al S40 complete, ready cor attaching
the team, and warnuted 10 grind 10 bushels OF feed PEE
hour with one horse. No. 3ai S5a. viii grind ~ bashels
per hour with > horses. No. al sGo, will grind 81 bushrls
per hour with two hOrses.
We own the euiire and exclusive nglt 10 make ana
u.s., and yend 10 be used. the shove named Miii On The
counties of Marion, Hamilton. Madison, Morgan, Han
cock, Rush, Decatur, bartholomew, Johnson, Hendricks
and BOone,-and shall be al all times happy to nlrnlsA
Mills NJ manufacturers prices, and will allow a liberal
commission fnr orders. the money in all cases 10 nccon-
pany The order. We shall In all cases defend our rights
To- the above named counties, aad prosecute all Infringe
ments upon them promfaty
BERKENNAYER n BREwSTFR,
aug p dlw6m a East Washington 81. Indianapolis.
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GA JOINT stock company has been formed
IN London, with a capital of 100000, for the
purpose OF converting the Stag or refuse Of
iron works into various articles for which mar
bic is now used, such as table slabs, mantel
pieces. &c.
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a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY,
Prohtabla ard Honorahla Fmnioxmsnt -

TUE subscnbeF - d.sIrous % having an arenf IN cart
Il csl1ts and to~n II The Union 4 caFllal q ron
> o. Ste only VIII be required. aud anything Ike al
edici-id. energetic man eLn make lfon t1Ieo 10 I'VE dol
lara prr Jay. some q the Agents are ~rellixing twice
thAL sum. kyeU Information viii be given b. address
ing ~lih q stamp 10 paw return letter.
NM. A. kINGSIER.
Box i2s Philadelphia. Pa. Post Oner.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION

STATE or INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:
NOTICE il hereby given, that Al the JUN Term OF "a.
~ Cour Of Common Pleas. OF Marion County; aner
inai settlement 81 the Estate OF Daniel Dilmsn, deceased:
about the sun Of six hundred and forty dollars were
found remaining Cor distribution among The heirs- SAID
heirs are therefore notified 10 appear on the first day OF
the nax term NJ the said ceun, and prove their heir
ship, and receive their distrihntion share.
NM. STEWART, Geek,
August d. 1855. 4. c A., Marion Co
sen 4 dIfEw3w
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School 2oolxs.

eS4oo1 BOOKS
TUE ST. SCHIBEHs KEEP CON-
l. in store q fun supply OF School Books
among which are the following
Netstsr's Elementary and McGanie's Eclectic Spell
ing Books.
Indians Raders-lst, Cd, ID, 4th, and 5th.
McGufie's Eclectic Reader-lsi, "a, IL, nh, and 9Th.
Rays, Perkins, Thomson Tslhou's Arihme.
ties.
Pinneo's Browns, K~irkham's, miih'. aud Bsller's
Gnmmars.
Smiths Primary in Qusrto Biographies, and Ge0gm-
ply and Altar
Mitehel's Primary andias medisie Biographies and
Geography and Atlas.
olney's Geography and Alas.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and LoOmis' Physiology.
Parkers, ComstOck's Olnlstead's and Gray's Philoso
ply.
Comstces's, Hiliiman's and Gray's Chemistry.
Websier's School, High School AMI Unabridged Die
tonaries.
Wizards, Wilson's and Gcodrich's United States Ills
tories.
Comstock,s and Hitchcock Geology.
Parker's Aids to English COMPOSITION.
The foregoing books will be sold st the very Lowest
prices. WkRDEN 4 CHAMBERLAIN,
septi4-wu ID doors Easl . iCkpitsl Mouse.
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PETITION FOR pa ORUE.

Christopher langcJ
RS Iirorcr.
Barhara iangr.
y Marion tlnrlil t0ufl. O,foler Term. l-5.
a Ee a. kneen. tlai en the ei das ct Aususi. l>5, iEe
ai.ose llAinflG died in tmr office - lie tlelk - -1J Ns-
non tiscult toun. hs e~'lnldaf1 faf divorce isem said
'd~eicl.annl, sad oa anlaUi ihll s-.a dcilDil1i ~ hoia
resident of te Stats uf Iuiu.a.
SAID defendant b. therefore 1rssH5 nufilod u Inc NJ
ing ana peuiency 81 saAs cimllainl, ala mat uBIcss sl-
Apreaf ana answer nr htauur llonr.e, ai lhr aaling .,
said cause, on Tia ss,sAd aas 1T ihr ucAf trus 81 aid
t"nrt. 10 De heid al tfe tui.r uss-r. in ils-aaahfoiis,
oA the hth Aeutag .n o,tslrl ArNi, -ad c.-at'siai,
@N' me matters ama thinss Ihrreia contained, Nil be
heard and determined in Acf aus-acc.
MAJ. STEWART, cied.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION U
NOTICE Is hereby given thai al the July Term Of The
~ Court OF Common Pleas, OF Marion County. amer
nnEi settlement OF the Estate 81 David Wilson, deceased:
about the sum OF seven hundred and fouy dollars were
found remaialng for distribution among he heirs. Said
heirs ATE therefore notified 10 appear GA The Ont day u
Tie neN term OF said Cour. aud prove their hesuhlp,
ard receive their disInbation share.
WM. STEWART,
August %. 1855. C.. r., Marion 90.
sep 4dltN a3w
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New Express Company,

w 81 the United States kxpre-s Company, No. ~
Wesi Wsshingfon-sI., opposite the Bates HOUSE, India
papoii-.
Proprictors and Directors: u. y. Barney, 4. y. WI
liams. A. IA. barney. James Mckay. 4. n. james.
Principal Once. - Broadway. New hot-c0rnsr sf
Pearl and Seneca -lrret-, Bufhlo.
This Company viii forward Bank Note, Gold and
silver, Merchandise, aud valuable packages. csile0
Drats, Notes and accounts, aud transact all business en-
trusted 10 hem With dispatch.
Messengers sfll lsare lntianaIoli. daily Tor me fast.
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10 A railroad is to be constructed across the
Alps. via the Simplon, where Napoleon took so
much trouble to build a common read.
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1.-THE submarine cable which was reported
as having been lost last week near Ncwfound
land il is said will be recovered.
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ELAN SEED WANTED,
TNHE highest lnarke price Ia Cash wilt be paid for any
i quantity oTgOoi clear Fiaxseed. al The Drug Store 81
X.
aug IL DIX" Late Craighead * Browning.
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M'KERNAN & EDGAR,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
H CIT


All sales from $500 70 1900 inclusive. Will hr taxeS a
: : cent, - commission: a. the value Of the pnnpauy
advances above S3.sp the rate per cent. will decrease
VI 80 t"ilv"ihe RATIO From $3.50 10 s.aD stla
cent; from 300 10 S5.Dl A., : cent: nom 5tsI L.
s'.~n al ia ? cent; from 3 900, and A. much greaief
a. se sum may be. IL will not be les than one her cent.
anu All sums a. above mentioned going above S3tfB
VIII De = cent; charged on first $500. On an sales
~ properly While in oar hands. commission l. clisrged.
"" s.e' no commission or charge whatever. We require
notice to Doe given tRo weeks pTeyious 4, : uthdrvsl
"a property from our books. And We further wish itun-
oer7t"'d uai We hold all persons responsible ortne CON
OF the same.
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D Powers Greek Slave is at present on ex.
hibitiop at Dayfop
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PATENTS GRANTED.-The issues of pa tents
for the week ending Tuesday, September 4,
1856, are as follows:
Patents, %
Designs, 2
Total. "a
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Real Estate and General Agency.

Real Estate and General Agency.
VNtE undersigned having entered into co partnership
i under the firm and style Of C0ndit, Wright & Hay
den, will give their personal attention IN all business
entrusted To them, such "a the buying AMI selling OF Real
Estate. StocksaRd Bonds, Re;ting Houses and Land, Me
payment of Taxes In all the Counties of the State, AMI
the transactlnx OF "a General Commission and Agency
business. An business entrusted 10 them will b. prompt
~ attended 10.
House.
Refer 10 The business men generally Of the State.
AMAZI u. CONDIT,
WILLIS w. WRIGHT,
spr5-j&wtf v. HAYDEN.
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Maine Election-

Al the election held in Maine on Monday last
there were three candidates before the people for
governor. viz: Samuel Wells, Democrat; Arson
Morrill,, Know Nothing and Abolitionist; and
Isaac Reed. Old Line Wing. A despatch for
The Associated Press gives returns from %
towns. which foot nm thr1.
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A NJ uBkh OF THE LIrTI0sRaPHpD
"a MAf 81 Marion County have been received aaa
vail be furnished Ia subscriber on applicauon NJ sur
REAL ESTATE y GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE.
Those who apply hrsi all be furnished with thea IN
neilaiell, and la a lev DAYS all SUBSCRIBER can be snt.
piled. Eseg business man IN the County should have
one "f these maps. We invite the people Of The Cous6y
% "a examination Of them. Pnce -.
toNpfT. WRIGHT A H.HDEN.
aug dewitt biake's Commercial Row
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pssiGi q ctLttf- GRANVILLE -. tatLssB
SuI1oy TO a0lla<a
Ssacral Cosissssag .sgeHfs, FHdGaaa.eL... Ia.
NHla iirndtn NE collecting 81 all Accoungs Nutes D,.n.
&e, iu ANY portion 81 the State Of indiana.
KEFEREEcEs:
ANS ~. h.f, ASHER SAie Bank, indianapolis:
.ALns FLErcHrR, ST., Indianapolis, Ind,
1HIL@Os, RICHARDSON a Co, Nos. 81 and - B,scraone
street. Boston, Mass.
ADAMS 8 Co. lndianapolis. Ind:
:atEs PIER1g, No. a. south ~ II. Phnaa-bAi. g..
!. bRsDSEk g. Co, I0i Ln-uy--t. New Yarf:
fYxOLBs, hIrE & TANK, Cincinnati, Ohio. TtsarlaSv
DkCLltEn THIS DAY IN
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