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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
From the Journal of Commerce.
important Change in the Policy of the
Free Soil Abolitionists-Othc rwise
Called Republicans"

But month ago, the hdeous Nebraska
outrage" was convenient theme for all
Threats to howl over; and it was natnr,l tho,
AbolltIonlsts, Free Sellers, Sewardites. Van
Burenites, and ultraists generally, should be
assisted by mere Office seekers amonc the
Wings, IN the attempt to create popular
fashionable, pseudo-philanthrop outcrv. II
was evident at the time, that this could moi
last, but the suddenness of the reaction has
been greater than any one counted on. The
antl-Oulrageites have become satiated with
indignation, before the subject was more than
half exhausted and have sunk back 10 where
they were befOre,-fettered by the unnatural
ties with which their leaders bound them.
and the task OF the next year will be. how
to regain once more their independent origi-
nal position.
The Tribune does not now desire the resto-
ration OF the Missouri Compromise. A few
months ago it did. The repeal of what il
stigmatizeS as "Dough-face Combinations .
it then made its text, watchword and battle.
cry, humbugging the country as dishonesty.
and with as much malice prepeuSe as, with
its changed tactics, il will hereafter strive 10
do from another and opposite point of view.
The so-called Republican" organization
originated almost exclusively on the false
preteRce that patriots of all colors, phianthro-
pists of every creed, and every Christian
whose ear the $500 clergymen could reach,
were bound TO unite and restore "a solemn
compact, upon which they insisted that the
safety of the Union depended. The Courier
and Enquirer said:
Whatever others may 10, our course is plain.
We love the Wing party, but we love its pripci.
pies more. We dislike Abolitonism: but we
would rather thousand times vote for CARR
son and Tappan as President and Vice Presi.
dent, than tamely submit for an hour, Ia the hu
initiation which the South has put upon us by
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise. With
us, therefore, the first great object of our polit
cal life IS, and will continue TO be. the rcstora
ton OF the Compromise Of 1920; and 10 accom-
pllsh that object, and thus hurl back defiance
upon those who have been dishonest and I'M
principled. and reckless of faith and honor. We
are perfectly willing, if need be, to consort. for
the time being, with even Political Abolitionism
and all the other abominable isms Of the dav. %
The Courier, like many other Wing Jour
mails, was cheated into the persuasion that its
indignation was shared by the Abolitiunists.
because tho Tribune and Times said il wasl
Why, it Is well known by those who were
behind the scenes, that at the very moment
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE INDIANA I
STATE FAm.-The following rates and regu-
lations, with respect to carrying freight and
visitors to and from the State Fair, have been
agreed to by the proper officers of the several
roads mentioned. The Fair will be held at
indianapolis, during the third week of 0cto-
Der. Days of enthusiastically and Tuesday,
Oct. 18th and 10th. Days of Exhibition
Wednesday. Thursday, and Frday--17th,
18th, and 10Th.
! The Jacksonville Railroad will carry pas
sengers to and from the Fair at HALF PRICE
paying full prices going, and returning free
Articles of freight will be carried Cat the own
er's risk, except from injuries by the careless
ness of the Company paying full freight go
ing, and returning free of charge, on the pre-
! sentation of the certificate OF the Secretary of
the State Board of Agriculture, that such ar
ticles of stock have been on exhibition at the
Fair.
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad,
Indiana Central Railroad, ION special trains, }
indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Cleveland Rail-
road, Madison, indianapolis and Peru Rail-
road, and the Peru and indianapolis Railroad,
will carry visitors to the State Fair, During
the week of the Exhibition,) at HALF PRICE.
Tickets to be purchased at the several Sta
tons. And, on all Animals aud Articles III
5 tended for Exhibition, they will charge full
| freight repaid But in cases where such An
imals or Articles have not changed hands such
freight will be returned to the payer on pre-
sentatiOn of the original receipted bill o.
|, Freight endorsed by the Secretary of the
t State Board of Agriculture, and the Animal:
or Articles will be carried on their return
free of charge Freight at the owners risk
in transportation, except, from injuries arts
4 ing from insecurity OF roads or means o
transportation Otherwise full freight will b,
: charged.
The Lafayette and indianapolis Railroad
will charge half first class fare, for Pas
= sengers purchasing State Fair Tickets on the
day the Fair commences, during its continu
o ance, and the day after it closes. For all an
finals and articles intended for exhibition, hal
the usual rates will be charged each way ma
king no discrimination between those who sci
o and those who take back their Stock or I'm
Elements.
q The Terre Haute Railroad, will convey
visitors to and from the State Fair, during
the week of the Exhibition, at half the usua
rates. "Also, Stock and Freight at half the
!. usual rates, except such articles as arc sold
: in which cases such articles will be charged
q full rates; that is, Train will run anC
carry Freight to its capacity, if required, on
day only each way to and from the Fair, anC
four or i've cars in the regular Freight Train
C will carry Stock and Implements also, if de
{ sired"
The rates of the Evansville and Craw
louisville Railroad, and those of the New Al
. bany and Salem Railroad, have not been de
1 finitely ascertained. Their terms will N
G doubt be as liberal AZ those Of the othe
|. roads.
john II. DILLON,
Sec. Ind. s. i. Ayr.
Indianapolis, Sept. %, 1855.
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For the Daily State Sentinel
Vallette VS.. The White Water Canal
COMPANY

An argument at Chambers took place in
this important case, upon an application for
an injunction and receiver, on "Wednesday
last, before the Hon. G. NJ HUNTINGTON, L.
5. District Judge Distinguished counsel
were engaged upon both sides. MIR. Fox, Of
Ohio. for the Plaintiff, and Mr.. MCLEAN,
Mr. FAY, and Hon. o. II. SMITH, for the Ca
nal Company. An application similar to this
had been made, after bill and answer, at the
last term of the L. 5. Circuit Court, and over
ruled bv that Court Whereupon, rs the
Plaintiff maintains, the bill was amended so
as to present substantially different ground
Of relief, and demanding the interlocutory in
reference of Court of Chancery, now APP
Piled for TO the District Judge, in vacation.
The counsel for the Company contended that
the application could not be entertained.
After full and able discussion the Court de-
ciled that il had no jurisdiction in the mat
ter, and refused the application. The prin-
cipal ground upon which this ruling was
/ based, was, that MS authority Us DlS'lc
Judge to exercise the powers of the U. )
Circuit Judge, in vacation, was not that of ;
Chancellor vested with general chancery
powers, but specially delegated by act o
Congress: and by the Prosiso of the act o
1907, his authority to grant an injunction an'
appoint receiver, in vacation, was lmite'
to cases in which there was not time sufficient
with reasonable diligence, to apply to tn
: Circuit Court in term time: whereas in thi
case ample time existed between the filing {
: the amended bill ard the rising of the COur
r Other matters were touched upon pecnlf
: to the case but this is about all there Is in
of general interest.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.

HEL1IBoLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU
NOR DISEASES of tho Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
IL Diseases, Stricures Weaknesses, and ell diseases
OF te Sexual Organs wheSher in Naio Female from
whatever cause they may have originated, aud INST
ter Of how long standing.
II you have contracted the terrible disease which,
when seated In the sysem, will surely GO down
from generation 20 another undermining ;he
stiltou and sspping the very vital fluids of life, do
trust youself the hands Of Quacks who start up cvery
day in city like this, and iii the papers with giaring
fasehoads, too well calculated IN deceive tho young,
and those acquainted with their tricks. You cannot
b. too careful In the selection of remedy Ia those
cases
The Fluid Fxtrzoi DGchu has been pronounced by emi
physicians the greatest remedy known. tits
medicine perfectly pleasant in Its asie, and very limo
cent in ts rction aud got thorough that II annihae-
every particle OF the rank and poisonous virus Of '
disease; and unlike other remedies, does dry up the
disease in the blood.
Constitutional debility, brought on by sefabusr.
terrible disease which has Brought thousand. Of the
huissn 10 ununely graves, thus blasting the bril-
liant hopes Of parens, and bIghtpg In the bud the go
rious ambition Of many noble youth, can be cured by
this lnfsllible Remedy. And medicine which mus
benefit every body from the simply delicate TO the
nned and airing invalid equal n 10 BE- found aci
ing both as a cure and preventive.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
NEW PORTABLE GRIST MILL

INARNERS AND FREEDMEN are respectfully invited
II 10 call at PRATT, KRRGEL0 q co.'s Planning
MILL on the North Eas, Diagonal and witness the opera
don Of OF Felton's Improved Patent Portable Corn
and Feed MIL. Quite largo number Of these Mills are
In successful operation in different portions ofthe conn
try, and giving first rate Satisfaction. They grind
nom i've to six bushels of Corn Mea, from ten u
twelve bushels Of Feed per hour, with less than two
horse power.
The simplicity aud ciieapness of these NIis, and the
rapidy and quality of the grinding, well IA The econ
omy and convenience Of grinding, ure unparalleled by
any other mill In the country.
\ Cracker is attached when required, a. 10 grind
Corn the ear thus making eornp TO for all 81
the farmer.
The Psienee will Ice prepared, In few weeks, TO fur
uish complete Burr slone Mill. the SAME patent
which will 10 the work of lsrys FIGURING MIL u les.
than one-enih ofthe eos OF an ordinary Flat ttone Mil
The -four and meal nom tho mill perfectly cold
coolers for cooling the nour before boiling VIII be
dipcrsed with.
An persons using or selling meal or feed in lsrgs
quantities, will lind II 10 their advantage and profit &c
have one Of these mills. They cnn be propelled b,
horse steam or power aud we'll adapted 10 r
regular motion. w. ID. NICHOLS, Agent,
For Indiana ~ Washington St. corner Vt Penpsy
ct VIM. Fcathelston's Store. my3 dawtf
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Weekly gtate gentinfl.
Mann's Improved Wrought Iron
Mower

We were shown, not long since, by the
originator. Mr.. II. L. MANN, Of Westville,
LaPortc comfy, in this State, at which point
MAxS's celebrated premium combined Mower
and Reaper are manufactured, a NOODLE for
a wrought iron Mower, which Mr.. NJ. IN
tends exhibiting at our approaching State
Fair
This instrument is very similar to MAINS
improved cast mower, which, by the way,
will also be on exhibition at the State Fair, and
which, IL is said, has no equal in durableness'
strength and perfect action, IN the country
The Messrs. Mann are gentlemen OF decided
senias. They have been at work for eight
orten years IN the perfection Of their Moving
and Reapins Machines-have equaled every
rival in the improvements they have made
and now cap the climax by the invention o.
the wrought Mower Iu.every respect, as W.
cave sad, it will be similar to the cast ma
chine, except that it will not he more than
hall so heavy, and, of a consequence, vii
have much less weight than the former. w
expect this to attract universal attention a
the State Fair.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

HEAVY FoEGEEIEs AT ST. PAuL.-The St
Paul Democrat ofthe 18th says that great ex-
element has been caused in that place by the
discovery of forgeries to the amount of $4,000
committed by Mr. f. Howitz, bookseller. q
prominent business man ofSt. Paul. He had
also borrowed further sums on the credit OF
the firm, making the whole amount ofmoney
obtained by him between twelve and fifteen
Thousand dollars, and with his wife had fed
eastward. IL was supposed to be his intention
TO take the first steamer for Liverpool on his
arrival at New York. The gentleman whose
name he forged had gone in pursuit of him.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
MELODY FOR rtINNA.

Minna's hand is soft and fair,
Happy be who gains the treasure;
Minna's lip is red and rare,
None have slipped its dewy pleasure,
As her steps, amid the dances.
Now reccdes and now advances,
Through the walters winding way.
Minna wins The palm Of praise.
Ninna's brow il marbles hue,
Meier may error soil It's Wilderness;
Minna's eve l. oceans blue,
Meier may sorrow dim It's brightness,
When the eye Of Minna siumbers,
Love should breathe lis deepest numbers:
Boder noises then should eea-c-
Minna dreams the dream of peace.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
LARGEST STOCK OF THE SEASON
q. G. HoLMoN.
No. II West Washington Stree

INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
Is nsw opening large and beautiful Stock Of FALL
l. AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which he oifefs
to hts customers, and the public, favorable terms
and al low prices any other HOUSE, In this city. His
seecos OF Fancy Dress Goods will be found equal TO
the OF the community In point OF style and quail
~ while the palmer fabrics have been selected with
view durability He Is not given TO much putting
paper bat will just here. that no reliable House in
the West, shall soil goods Tor les money thSn hc Will.
All Who wish purchase good aud reliable goods, and
save or 10 per ecui oil money, will please call on
T..
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INTHE sIAREON CIRcuIr coURr.

Petition for Divorce.
James A. IawrenceD
DE Il known that on iis 3lih day OF August A n
I'D ls55, the above named plaintiff ied la the once OF
the Clerk M said Marion CirOut Coun her compliant for
divorce against sid cindani. AMI also the AFFIDAVIT Of
competent person that ssd defcIdsri j. resident
Of the State Of indiana
Said defendant. james A. Lawrence i therefore here
by notified 81 the nn AID rendcncs Of said complains
and that unless he appear nud dclnur thereto,
81 the calling 81 -si ihe second csy of ths
ncE1 term Of said CouTt. be held .; the C0au HOUSE
in indianapolis, on the h1h Monday 81 October neat.
the said complaint and Tie aud things therein al
legged 'siil he heard and determined in his absence
WM. STEWART. Clerk.
By Jro. q. WEgKs. DEPUTY.
]. T. RoBEKgs, Pitts Any. sep 6-N<w
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(cYOf all ridiculous pretences, the alice
tation by the KnowNothings Of love OF
the Union, Is most ridiculous. This party
which split to pieces in the Philadelphia Con-
vention on the the subject Of slavery, the
only subject which can ever endanger our
institutions, twaddlers Of devotion to the
Union. - ho,i7e divided againsI itself ean-
not stand;' and we rejoice at the signs OF
discorl which show themselves more clearly
every day After the October elections the
Know-Nothing party viii be a thing of his
tory for antiquaries to investigate as they do
the remnants of the lost tribes.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
HELMGoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsaparilIa

For purifying the blocs removing ell diseases arislVy
from excess Of Mercury, exposure aud uprudencs In
life, chronic constitutional disease, srifing from i'm
pure OF the Blood, and the only reliable and eject
usl remedy for the of Scrofus Salt Rheu, Scnld
Head, Ulceratons Of the Throat and Legs, Pains and
Swen.s OF the Bones, letter, Pimples on the Pace
and all Scaly Erupiicas OF the Skin.
This article is prescribed by some OF the most dis
unguished physicians in the country, and has proved
efficient in practice than any preparation Of Slrsa
para yet offered 10 the public Several OF
Diary syphilis, Mcrcurs AMI Scrofulous diseases have
entirely recovered in the incarabe wards Public
Institutions which had for many wears resisted even
mode Of treatment that could be devised. These
furnish striking examples Of tho sslutary effects Of ihs
medicine in arrcstng OF the most inveterate die
eases amer the glands destroyed and the bones al
ready affected.
NOTcE-Let from responsible Physicians and Pro
fcssOrs several Medical Colleges, and certificates
from patients will be found accompanying boit
Preparations.
PRIc1s, Fluid Extract OF B8chu. per bottle, orc 5r s.
" Sarssparlla, q"
equal In strength 20 gallon OF Syrup Of Sarsapalls
Prepared and sold BY II. T. HKLMBOLD, Chemist,
3 Chestnut 81, the Girard House. Philadelphia.
To be had of Druggists and dealers everywhere
al letters directed 10 the Proprietor 9geat receos
iHmedidfe attention.
For sale by II. BROWNING.
Wholesale and Retail Ag-mi,
iy3d0WGm indianapolis, Ind.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL
WAREHOUSE.
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COR MILL
PATENTED MAY l6. 1854.

IAlEAtEb MAY TO- 1851
- doubtless an inv enton among The most impottan OF
Il modern times, for the OF well advised
and stock fcedeSand the universal Aver viii which h
has been received from the FIRST mora thar euythinS else
sllesis ts utility and superiority.
For portability. simplicity Of construction, and conve
nience Of use, the Little Giant has equal II ~c1rhs
nom three 10 I've hundred pounds according 10 size,
can be put up In operation by tho farmers In co ninuies
without expense mechanical aid, then abused sid
used with convenience BY any body.
The Littlo Giant has received the firsi Premium a
every State Fair from Missouri n Naland the past Fs
and that in the most complimentary manner.
Theso Mills are guaranteed In the most positive man
sgainsi breaking arrangement ami warranted 70
grind feed nom corn, and grts fine hominy nom
selled CON- with degree 81 easc and convenience 10
farm purposes never attained before.
The subscribers prepared 10 furnih dc far-
with improved pecrns and size 10 suit The ylrsed
wants az sli.
No Is offered At $40 complete, ready for attaching
the team and warranted 10 grind 10 bushels Of fed PEI
boar with horSc. No $50, will grind - bushels
per hour with horses Sot $50 will grind 90 buSheis
per hour with two horses.
We own the entire and exclusive right 10 make snd
usc and vcnd 10 be used, the above named MIL On :hc
counties Of Marion, Hamilton, Madison Morgan, Han
cock, Rush, Decatur, Bartholomew Johnson, Hendnck.
and Booneand shall be at all times happy % furui On
Mills at manufacturers prices, and will allow hbsnu1
commission for orders. the money ia all 10
psny The order. We shall In all delcnd r1zs
In the shove named counties, and prosecute ali nnr-
nenis upon them promptly.
BERKENMAYER & BREWSTER,
aug q div6m "a East Washington g.. Indianapolis.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

1TThe fall of Sebastopol has completely
removed all chance of peace. Russia will
not make any concessions after the humilia-
ZION of defeat; ami the war will progress
until she is exhausted or the Allies are ruin.
ed BY THEFT own victories. Such, at least, are
the conjectures Of spectators. We are sur
prised that the Allies succeeded even in the
ssorming of the town, and we shall look mos
anxiously for further news to ascertain what
fruit they will reap from 4 triumph which
NAV move a barren one.
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THOMAS BUST,
IRON, STEEL, STOVES, CASTINGS
PLOUGHS, &C,
No. 60, wost Washington street,

rs receiving the largest aud best selected Stock OF
Cooking and Heating Stoves ever brought to this city
consisting OF all the latest and most approved patterns
from the Stove Factories Of Albany, Trey and Buffalo,
New York, and Cincinnati, Ohio.
His purchases have all beea made at he lowest cash
figures, which will enable him {" give great bargains TO
those buying for cash.
His Stock OF Pittsburgh Iron Il complete; also,
Steel, Castings, Black smiths Tools, &c. Great induce
nlsnts will be given 10 cash purchasers.
He ia now making contracts with some Of The best
Powinskers in Ohio and Indiana, fof some 1900 Steel
Pioughs, next Spring sales and will during the win
ter supply Country Dealer. at manufacturers prices.
sep i3dIw THOMAS BUST.
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AUTUMN.

Sweet Sabbath Of the year,
While evening shades decay,
Thy parting Steps me thinks hear.
Steal from the world away.
Amid thy silent flowers
lis cad, but Weet, Ia dwell,
Where falling leaves and dropping flowers
Around me breathe farewell.
Along thy sunset skies
Their s,lories melt In shade.
Aud, like the things We iOndly prize.
Seem loVelier Is n ev fade.
\ deep and crimson streak
Thy dying leaves disclose;
As, gu ConSumptiOn's waning check,
Mid ruin, blooms The rose.
Thy scene each vision brings
OF beauty in decay;
OF fair aud carly faded thinS.,
Too exquisite 60 stay
or JOYS that como no more:
OF flowers whose bloom Is fed.
CT farewells wept upon the shore;
OF friends estransed w deed;-
OF all that now may seem;
To memory's fearful eye,
The vanished beauty Of n dream,
DER which We gaze and sigh.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

9If the correspondent of the journal who
signs himself "W." will bear in mind that il
slave states population is necessarily sparse
and scattered, he will have an explanation
of his figures without resorting to ''the evil.
Of slavery
Southern people ara hospitable but not gre.
garious; Yankees are gregarious without be-
ing hospitable a Southern man prefers 10
live where he cannot hear his neighbours cocks
crow; Yankee at crossing where three
roads meet. When a Southern man wants
books he buys them for himself; a Yankee
gets upa subscription for library and secures
ten thousand dollars worth Of reading for three
dollars year. Southern men whenever
they have the means, procure private tutors
for their children who are not enumerated in
the list Of teachers
We do not mean to make any invidious
comparisons, for men, both in the North and
South, are the creatures of circumstances
But this constant self-laudation of the Yam
KEGS is absurd.
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STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:
NOTICE hereby given, that the JuS Term Of the
~ COur1 ~ Common Pleas, Of Marion County: aAcr
nnsl settlement Of the Estate Of Daniel Dnan deccasec:
about the 81 six hundred and fo1y dollars were
found remaining lor distribution among The heirs Said
heirs are therefore notified u appear the first day Of
The next term Of the said Court, aud prove their heir
ship, and receive their distribution share.
WM. STEWART, Cicrk,
August -, 1865. 4. G. r., Marion Go.
sep dltNa3w
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NOTICE OF DIgTEIBurroN.

STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY:
NOTICE hersby given that At the july Term Of the
~ COuu OF Common Pleas, OF Marion County; sflef
final settlement OF tho E-tsie OF David WI sOn deceased:
about the OF hundred and forty dollars
found remaining for distribution among the heirs Said
heirs therefore notified 10 appear the FIST day Of
The next term said Count and prove their heirip.
ami receive their distribution share.
VA. STEWART,
August 30, 1865. c. &. p, Marion CO.
Sep fdli6w5w