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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-29
BY Richard Caufbcrn-
by Goddin IL AppersOn.

by Goddin IL AppersOn.
HANDSOME LOTS IN SIDNEY FOR
II SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MON
DAY, the Sd December, 1855, commencing at 4 ocPk.
three very handsome acre lots in Sydney-one on Elm
wood street, opposite Mr. Crouch's late residence
one other on Federal street. in of the above and
one other on Grove street opposite the neat chaste
and elegant cottage residence of Mr.. E. Johnson esq
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at three and six
months for notes. interest added and title
retained till last is paid.
no 20 GODDIN l. APPERSON Annette
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON EIGHTH
STREET, OPPOSITE TO PAPER MILL
AND PETERSBURG DEPOT, AND LOT ON
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the It'll DECEMBER,
1888, on the premises, commencing at O'Clock 2O8
feet of ground on the west line of 9Th street. be-
tween Byrd and Arch streets, opposite the Paper
Mill and the Petersburg Depot, running back 100 feet
to an alley 20 feet wide. :
After which will be sold 4S feet of ground on 7th
street between Main and Cary Streets adjoining Mr.
c. H. Powelrs Carpenters Show
TERMSOne fourth cash. balance at A. g. and u
months, for negotiable bearing interest secur
ed by trust deed. GODDIN APPERSON,
no ~ Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Diclxlreen e I

VALutABLE FAMILY ON NEcRors
en- Eok SALE.-Will be sold nj our suction rooms
rkEIioAY MORNING at 10 o'clock. Negro Man,
MO . good Farmer and trusty Marx et-rnan; his
S ms Daughter, who il neat Chamber Maid and
oeamstress. and can make eyery kind Of uiantafion
ciothes-all of them snliable and tru,tv
Any persons wishing such servants viii do wen to
atte nd the sale
No 23-2ts DICKINSON l. MR..
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By A!cxander Mari.

by Alexander Mott.
MIGHT SALEs.--SSATCHES, JEWEL.
~ RY, &c.-Wilj be sold at auction THIS EVE.
MING, commencing at "a O'Clock, q large lot of
Watches, Jewelry, Pens. Pencils, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Articles,
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars re-
no 10 l-ez a-l ALEX. MOTT Auct
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FARM IN IENRTCO, Il NILES ABOVE

RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the S0th day of November,
1850 on the premises, commencing at II O'Clock NJ,
containing l55 acres, the Three Chopped Road IL
miles above Richmond. Upon the Farm there is an
ment good Kitchen. and ali other necessary out
buildings About half of the land Is cleared, balance
in timber and wood of original growth.
Mir. Richard Dabney who lives near to it. will take
pleasure in showing the place to those who may de-
sire to purchase it.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the hour
of sale. GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
no D
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HARPER FOR DECEMBER.
IL At the Cash Bookstore, l57 Main street.
HARPERS MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
This No. is the commencement of new volume
Price per wear SO. Single Nos 25 cts.
A liberal discount for cash L. ID. CLARKE,
no 27-3tif Successor to Buffers, Isl Main st.
NEW MUSIC.-.Received from Miller &
IN beacham, Music Publishers Baltimore the fol-
lowing desirable pieces:
Laurette-The Sweet Spring time is Coming-sung
by Nadine Thillon.
La Tulipe Orange-Polka by Jourdan.
Adea Waltz, By Bellinan.
Distant Sounds--Romance for the Piano, by Chas
no q Governor street.
NEW BUOhS.- Z Err z A X L. Il Y
l AGAIN-Received by
HAROLD MURRAY, Broad ST.
The Widow Bedott Papers, edited by Alice 3. Neal
-$l25
Harper's Magazine for December; 25c.
Story Book (ancieut history; &c
Lilly, novel; by the author of Busy Moments of an
Idle Woman; ST.
Adventures of Gilbert Go-Ahead; BY. Farley; 81
Green Mountain Traveller; by Barns; S8c.
Juno Clifford, novel of great interest; s 25.
India, China. &c Travels of Bayard Taylor; 81 so.
Japan Expedition; by Spalding; LES.
ALSO-A complete assortment of Ladies' Note and
Letter Paper and Envelopes of every variety style
and color. -
A large supply of NEW MUSIC for the Piano or
Guitar noN
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70 PRICES-parfuette 30 cts; Children % Cts
Gallery % eta. No half price.
~ Seats secured during the day as the same price
II Doors open at o'clock. Performance COM
Inence at u O'Clock. no q
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LOT 81 5fH sfREEr N NoRT 1HU Of SE LEIGH hGR
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-As Trus-
tees in deed of trust made 23d June, 1885, by John
ing Fund Association the payment of the sum OF
5000, which said deed is duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, shall in execution of said trust,
proceed to SELL on MONDAY, the 10th day of Decem-
Der. 1885, upon the premises commencing at o'clock.
the House and Lot located above The lot fronts so
feet east side of 9Th street. and runs back $50 feet,
upon which is a handsome w framed Dwelling, two
stores and basement, with kitchen in the yard, and
all the conveniences of comfortable residence for
moderate sized family The whole premises are in
complete order.
The Terms require cash for the whole amount, but
arrangement Will likely be made TO give credit OF
and II months two-thrds of the purchase money
the being properly secured, with interest ad-
ded. M. l.. STKAUS,
L. NJ. HAROLD, Trustees.
ALBERT SPOTT,>
Sale conducted by GoDpIN APpERsoN, Aucts.
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ID ENRvOI.ENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA UNION,
vA--The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
in all its branches respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage.
The MANTUA-MAKING department II superin-
tended by Miss s. COLLINS. OF Washington, who 10 in
constant receipt from the Northern cities OF all the
latest novelties In style and shapes of l. Z s.
The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT Ia under
the charge of an experienced person. Every article
of Ladies' and Gentemens apparel made at the short
est notice. asz5
Particular attention paid to the manufacture Of
Chiidren's aud Infants Clothing Braiding and EN-
broidcrng done in the most artistic and elegant styles
Rich designs for Embroiderng kept constantly on
hand Marking done in plain or fancy letters. Call
u Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
lsE LINDA PEYTON.
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
- BETTE FRAZIER.
u Orders will be received at this office.
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BY Taylor e. Williams.


A vALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
"A MAIN, BETWEEN lST AND I'D STREETS
AT AUCT1ON.-On MONDAY, 3rd December, at
" O'clock F. NJ upon the premises will be sold that
beautiful Building Lot the south-side of MAN,
tween LIST and End streets and lying between the
sldence OF Mrs. Ulton and that of Mr.. P. NJ Tabb.
The lot fronts about 3 feet and back l65 feet
This lot Is regarded very valuable site for
private dwelling, being situated in improving and
pleasant neiehborhood.
There is lien upon the property for about $50 due
the Protection Building Company, which the pur-
qured by such companies AS to the remainder, a
small portion in cash. and the balance in s. 6 and
mouths, with interest and title retained.
no Is '-f-- TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
4 VALUABLE FARM IN THE COIN
"A TY OF HANOVER, WITHIN IL MILES OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND II MILES OF
THE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, 18th December, at l2 o'clock, NJ,
upon the premises, will be sold the Farm on which
lower country resides situated in Hanover county,
above stated, and being part of the merry Oaks
Tract.
The farm contains $50 acres of which 100 clear
ed and in successful cultivation the remainder heavi.
ly wooded with oak and pine.
The improvements consist of good two story fra
med Dwelling, with about rooms, Kitchen, negro
quarters, and all the necessary outbuildings for farm
The location is considered to be very good for a
physician there in the immediate nei gh-
borhood.
To any wanting fine Farm, convenient to
market good opportunity is offered
Terms-One-fourth cash balance at 6, II and ID
months with interest. and secured by trust deed.
Possession will be given LIST Jan'y, 1856.
Persons desiring to see the Farm do previous
to the sale.
no % TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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To conclude with the farce of
TIT FOR TAT
Dot Smith Geo. w Marsh
I'm Brown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aldo.
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L IN FULTON FOR SALE AT AUCTION-As
trustee, in deed made by Joseph Mariana and wife,
bearing date LIST January, 1854 duly recorded in Hen
premises on TUESDAY, the 4th day of December,
1885, commencing at o'clock, part of the real es-
tate conveyed by the said deed consisting of Lots
in the town of Fulton with excellent Brick Store
and Dwelling thereon, besides Stable, Well of Water
&c.
TERMs--Made known at the hour of sale. -
WIN. T TRUEMAN,
no Y Trustee.
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Il LOT ON ELMWOOD STREET, IN SYDNEY.
As Trustee in Deed from Charles w. Snead and
wife dated 18th October 1854 duly recorded in Hem
nco County Court shall proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the Sd De-
cember, 1855 at O'Clock p NJ, f fair; if not the
next fair day. the Real Estate conveyed thereby con-
sistlns of an excellent Brick Dwelling, now in the
occupancy of said Snead, together with the Lot on
which it stands fronting l70l feet on the Southwe
ern side of Elmwood street. running back 100 feet ON
Park street to alley 20 feet The Lot viii be divi
ded to suit purchasers.
TERMs-Cash as to $500, and expenses of sale ba-
lance such credit shall be agreed on at the hour
of sale. FELIX MATTHEWS. Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
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AUGTToU aAI.Ua



RUBBING LOTS ON FRENCH GAR.
- DEN HILL FOR SALE AT AuCT1ON.-Wnl
pc sold en- THURSDAY Afternoon, the zssh Novem-
per 1850 on the prsmisea comnBepeiae Ct 0eleck
sasee binding lots French Garden Hill On ssh
Ise1- These lots rendered nsueh more desirable
III tainanie than formerly. by reason Of The i'm
rTsmenf on 9Th between Clay and Leigh strsets.
no q GoDDrN { APPRRsoN. Asets.
by AlrxnnNer Metz.
AO Us II O l. ID -FCKNrTUQR nm "
- 6OODS- CLOTHING. kc---yNi1i - ~ -
auction, on THURSDAY morning Nov qe<h - "a
O'clock, general assortment of new ana seeona
Furniture, Stoves, &c.
Also--Severs1 invoices Dry Goods Ciothius sbo..
Hats, Caps. Crockery and Glassware.
ADDfTIONAL.--10 Cots snd 10 single Msttrrs,ps. q
superior Cotton Mattresses large size Soe0 Ciasrs
choice brands. ALEX. MOTT
no % Au~ticn.s,
CROP OF CORN, FODDEK SHCCKS.
~ WARMING UTENSILS. HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE AND MICH COW AT AUCTION
win be sold on THURSDAY next 29sh November.
commencing At Il O'clock, A. NJ, at the farm rented
TINS year OF T. d Blakey, on Union HILL between 20
and loo bills of Corn; lot Of Fodder, Shucks. Yarn
Ins Utensils my Household Furniture and rood
Mich Cow. ssa.ais - 49,
TERMs-For all Sums of $50 and under, CASH
Will be reanired that amount 30 DAYS credit for
negotiable notes, with satisfactory endorsers.
no zt-St@ THOMAS LILLIS.
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M. L. STRAUS, )
L. NJ. HAROLD, Trustees.

ALBERT SPCIT,)
P.S.-After the sale of the above property, there
will be offered for sale, at the same time and place,
Steam Sawhlill and Fixtures, in good repair; Wa
gon and Harness; young Mules, and Horse.
Terms made known on day of sale
no28 GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
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DEERS, CORDIAL BITTEKS. n n
ID MORNING 1REGULATOR.-An innocent re
freshing exilaratiug and delicious Beverage produ
cling instant relief from tho effects of s,over induI
gence" loss of appetite lowness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bow els arfgnr
from whatever causeiInparting the hole system
renewed strength and vigor. Fer sale by
p p. 80 BENNETT l. BEERS,
fe 21-dfyif et -H- - Sole gents
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GENES CLOTnINa:.--vYea gain call at

E.ENT'S CLOTHING.--He Il gain call at
Nieation to weekly shipments of clothing, as
coa'ainlng something ard desirable for dress ana
t-sness wear. Our stock of Boys Clothing has also
'-1r we'd extensive additions; and the
Contains OveIcoais; Cloth Frock Goats and Jackets:
Black and Fancy SILK and Cashmere Vests; all made
y ourselves and offered with considerable confidence
H. LAC s.yie, quality and workmanship.
GROSH0NG & TUPMAN,
nuN Il0 Main at.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2! O'CLOCK,
Grand Performance foE Schools and Families
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TNRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue
of two Deeds of Trust executed by Samuel A. Reeve
and wife, aud E. Payson Reeve to the Trustees for
the Shockoe Hill Building Fund Association, dated
18th June and admitted to record in the Clerks
Office of Henrico County Court on the Esd day of the
same month and year, to secure the payment of So
9S6 So shall In execution of said trust proceed to
SELL at public auction. on the premises, TUESDAY
(f fair if not the next fair day. the Real Estate con-
veyed by said Deeds, consisting of of land men
toned IN said Deeds as lying in Henrco county, above
the city of Richmond and is supposed to contain 4l2
acres be the same more or less. The said tract of
land is known the Homestead Tractn belonging
to the late John Sheppard of Henrico, and is about
miles above the city of Richmond, and is the r.
+. Z. Railroad and Brooke Turnpike Plank Road
and regarded valuable well for farming purposes
as for the quantity of Pine Wood upon it. The inn
provements on sad land sufficient fur ordinary
purposes The Deeds require cash for the whole
amount, but arrangement will likely be made to
give credit of and IL months on two-thirds of the
purchase money. the same being properly secured
with on
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NOFICE.--Pers0 having claims a gninst
the estate of the late Sebastian Delarue, decd
will hand them, properly authenticated to Louis j.
Bossicux, that arrange may be made to settle
them. MARGARET DELARUE,
no H-6tf Administrators of 5. Delarue decd
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WHEREAS BY A DEED OF TRUST,
w du,y executed by John r. Tailey, and of record
in the Clerks Office of the Court Of Hastings of the
City of Richmond, the said Talley has conveyed to
me all the debts of every description due to him,
whether by bond note. open account, otherwise,
upon the trusts said deed declared
This is to notify all persons from whom said debts
are due, that payment of the same must be made to
me, person duly authorized by me to collect
and receive the same and that offs discounts
against the said Taey subsequent to the date of said
deed. will be allowed
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Nl0GkaEE JEW FALL AND WINTER

WlNTEh OATs.-A few bnniacIs last re-
ceyed on consignment, and for nnlc By & s q
no cRENSHAwk co.
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FUTURE DAYS.


BY Goddfn e Appcrssa.
COMaIISSION FIf,s SALE OF FARH TN
GrHsEES pdls ID OF LINES RIVER FpuR
OF the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield, by decree pro-
nounced on 5th October lass il the case Of Patteson
AGAINST Cowl,ne &c. shall proceed to sell Mt public
OF December 1855, at u o'clock H.. il fair If NOT,
the next fair day thereafter the Farm Of which the
m " ils towing died seized contsinng rs acres
IN the county aforesaid James River adjoining the
lands OF Mr.. Richard Archer aud Others
TERMs-Euough in cash to defray the costs of suit
and expenses of sale, and debt of $500 with inte-
rest from LIST January last; on credit IA to 5 until
isl January, further credit as to $500 until
Isl January. 1857; further credit as to $500 until
from lat January, I25; and to the residue Of the
process OF sale on such terms shall be agreed ON
r. w. FLouRNoY. comm,r.
seie eonductedb BY GoDpIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
PEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-TRUST
!. ~ =. saLE.-hy virtue of Deed of Trnst executed
10 the undersigned as Trustee. the 4h day of De-
cember, 1851, and of record in the Clerks Office of
the County Court of Henrico county. shall proceed
on the 3oth day of the present month the request of
the beneficiary in sad Deed named to sell at public
auction, on the preRises the property conveyed in
said Deed to wit: certain lot Of Land. with all the
nco near the city of Richmond fronting 81 feet on
the north side of Clay street. as extended into the
Eoanty Oh Hennco and running back within parallel
INES lo feet to an alley IL feet wde then crossing
the SAID 10 feet alley extending the said Lot on the
Northern side of said alley IL feet deep from the alley
making 12 feet deep from Clay street, For more
full description of which said lot of land reference is
made to said Deed
The improvements upon the above named lot con-
s,st OF TWO brlck Tenements, one containing five and
.ne otheI tour rooms, conveniently and comfortably
arranged, with well of good water in the yard out
honses and large stable The property edons the late
residence of William Clopton, deceased st the west
en terminus of Clay street.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the day
of sale. Sale to take place at P. M.
EDWARD 7. CANNON, Trustee.
.GoDDIN & ApPERsoN Aucts ro 9I-atd
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-

Sale conducted by GoDpIs AppERsoN, Aucts.
no %
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

Mr.. Simon VOL, a highly respectable and
venerable citizen of Washington county, Pa,
who like thousands of honest people, who
was entrapped into the Know Nothing Order
by its fair promises and Astounding pretences,
thus gives his experience of the affair. There
is no doubt that this development find res
ponse in the heart of every faithful citizen
who has been beguiled into this mischievous
organization:
Ihave said have never been much Of a
politician; but had long since become dis
gusted with what considered the corruption
Of the old political parties, and when, during
the last season, Know Nothingism' was in
troduced among us. with its promises of re-
formation, and the high hopes its leaders held
out that the new party was forming to stem
the tide Of corruption, and correct the abuses
and reform the evils which so long held rule
la high places, | was delighted with the idea,
and made inquiry of some who pretended to
understand the principle and objects of the
new association. / was assured that ancient
abuses should be corrected; that the new par
ty was based on pure and honorable princi-
plesi and that our government would be car
RED back TO the measures which ruled the
administration Of General Washington Under
such representations became a member, and
/ gave the organization full and thorough
investigation; and I NOW DECLARE
THAT, IN A LIFE OF SIXTY YEARS,
HAVE NEVER FOUND IN PRIVATE
OR RUBLIC, IN POLITICS OR OUT OF
1T. IN CHURCH OR STATE, as MUCH
DECEIT, FALSEHOOD, AND CORRUP-
TION AS FOUND IN THE SELF STYL-
ED AMERICAN PARTY" As an hon
est man could not remain in political asso-
cation with such a combination, and then
withdrew, and now | feel like freeman who
had been enslaved but had regained his lib
erty.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

New STATE BAEK.-The Commissioners
and Delegates of the Bank of the State Of
Indiana were in session in this city yester-
day, for the purpose of organizing and elect
ing officers.
Hon. HUsH MCCULLocH, of Fort Wayne,
was elected President. JAMES NJ. RAY, OF
this city, Cashier, and Judge THOMAS L.
SMITH, of New Albany, Attorney for the
Bank
The election of Mr.. RAY has not proved
as satisfactory, it would appear, as is desira.
bic, a very large number of the stockholders
preferring another man, and speaking out
pretty boldly against the action of the State
Board
Ga DIT, with regard to the New State
Bank, that his Excellency, Gov. WRIGHT, ha'
purchased share in the stock OF the OLE
Bank, and will contest the constitutionality o
the New Bank Law. We cannot vouch fo
the truth of this statement, but there Is
very current rumor on the streets to this eli
feet
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
Wisconsin Election.

The returns in the Sentinel of yesterday
place Barstow 1000 ahead Of Bashford. and
the probability is strong that he is reelected
Governor. A private dispatch from Kenosha
last evening, from distinguished Repub-
lican, states that his election is generally
conceded. OF the IL Senators who were
to be chosen, Republicans have been elected
in Kenosha, Jefferson, Walworth, Rock
and Fond du Lac, and Democrats in Milwau.
kie, Waukesha, Washing and Dodge, lea.
wing four to be heard from. Mr.. C. C. Sholes
is elected in Kenosha. The returns show
the election of &c Democratic Representa-
tives. and "A Republicans, leaving 80 to be
heard FROM There is not much doubt of a
considerable Democratic majority in tho
House--Chicago Press.
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A Rich Scene.

Yesterday Constable Miller went with
seach-warrrnt to look for some stolen goods
After some examination they were found in
the possession Of a bouncing servant GIRL
The property consisted principally Of articles
OF dress, among which was a fine worked
collar. This the officer endeavored to get in
his hands, but the girl put it in her mouth and
shut down on it, The constable, determined
not to be foiled in this way, run his finger in
the girls mouth in order to pull out the COL
lar, when she opened, and taking his finger
between her teeth, crushed it almost to a lei
w. The officer not liking that trap, jerked
cut his finger, and the girlswallowed the col.
lar. This ended the search, as Mr.. Mile,
concluded the collar was then beyond his ju-
risdiction.
Healthy girl. that, and fond of delica-
eies.-1srTe Haute Express.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
Increase over last year, $3.50 81.

@ Within five months eleven Postmas-
ten have been arrested in Ohio for depreda-
tons upon the nails Tribune.
Veil, vot Of it? The mass of the old line
Postmasters are much indebted to their gift
Of secretiveness, that they are moro success
full than their Buckeye Observation-Disclosures
Courier.
1t will take the pith out Of the Cou,ier's
swift" however, when it is known that OF
the eleven depredatino postmasters above
spoken Of, nine were opposed to the " old
Line" party, and received their appointments
during the administration of President FILL
MORE
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

Thomas III. SHARPE-We hear it rumored
that this gentleman is to be the Cashier oil
the Indianapolis Branch Of the new Bank OF
the State of Indiana. We hope this rumoT
may prove true. AS Cashier of the Bank IN
this city of the present State Bank of lndl-
ana, Mr.. SHARPE has proved himself a imam
cier of no ordinary ability. Under his excel
lent system of business, and by his prompt
ness and uprightness, the Bank has proved
herself safe and profitable institution, and
to him she is in great degree indebted TO
the position which she occupies IN the public
confidence.
His connection, as Cashier, with the new
Bank, would so very far to inspire that pub
lie confidence in the institution so necessar,
to the successful prosecution OF banking
business.
The election of Mr.. 8. would prove hight.
gratifying to his numerous friends in thi
city, where he is so well known and so high
y appreciated. We would be grati6ed t
learn, hereafter, that the rumor had proved
reality.