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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11
Jane, B. Claw. Speech at Masonic Hall.

1t having been announced, yesterday after
noon, that Mr.. CLAY would speak 10 the eve
ming, at Masonic Hall, large concourse OF
cit lens, ladies and gentlemen, assembled al
an early hour to see and hear the son Of the
great "HARRY of the West" Mr.. C.'s arrival
being delayed beyond tho stated hour, the
audience was addressed by Judge HAMMOND
in a speech which, for force of argument and
clear exposition of facts in reference to the
great question now at issue, was what every
one who knows Judge HAMMOND was pre-.
pared to expect. Judge II. was speaking
when Mr.. CLAY arrived, but closed upon hi:
entrance into the Hall, and gave him 8
cordial welcome upon the platform.
The appearance of Mr.. CLAY was greeted
with the most violent demonstrations of ap.
plause.
He commenced by reading from the La
fayette Journal series of questions pro
pounded to him by al. d. d." initials with
which every reader of the Journal, of this
city, is familiar, and which are full otter
enough protruded upon the notice of every
Democrat of any prominence in the party
The most important points embraced in those
queries had reference to Mr.. BUCHANAN
completely with the charge of "bargain and
corruption" against HENRY CLAY, in the
election of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS to the Pres
idency in 1825-to HENRY CLAWS views OF
the subject of slavery-the right of Congress
to restrict it in the Territories, and the equal
ity of the States as to right of property un
der the Constitution.
There were many others, mostly of a ma
ture PERSONA to JAMES B. CLAY himself, aDt
tsaming with and insults Of the most aggra
waited character.
Mr.. CLAY gave notice that he should make
it the business of the evening to take VI
those questions, one by one, and give then
full and satisfactory answer. That he
performed his pledge to the last iota, and t.
the entire satisfaction of his audience, wa
most significantly demonstrated by the Ions
and continued bursts Of applause with which
his answers were greeted.
If"J. d. D." was present to listen to Mr.
CLAY, lie probably felt about as comfortable
as school boy might be supposed to fee
under the process of castigation. To use
homely but expressive figure, Mr.. CLAY CAV
him such shaking as to fairly make tn,
heels fly from his boots. No man or woman
in that vast assemblage, will be at any los
hereafter, to know who u. d. D." is. H,
will be universally known as the man wh'
! catechised JAMES B. CLAY.
The speech of Mr.. G. was most interes
ting and effective one-more so perhaps, OF
account of his peculiar position and antece
dents, than any other that has been deliv
cred in our city during the campaign.
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Above we have only given list Of the cash prizes,
IL would occnpy too much space here TO give c6<crip
ton Of the entire scheme including Real Estate. which
in itself amounts to sl500O0. full and complete de
scrpton Of the various prizes will be found In CIR
cuars which will be sent postage free 70 any part Of the
wanted TO whom will be given 20 per all sales,
and the following Premiums, viz: To the Agent who shall
dispose Of the greatest number Of shares between this
and the day Of drawing, will give $4,000 In American
gold 70 the I'd S5o0 TO the Sd s000 10 the 9Th s0O
the 5th $780, 10 the 9th $780, 10 the 9TH $780, 70 the h
500, TO the 9th 500.
Persons wishing engage IN tho eae shares by fur
nishing me with recommendation signed BY the Post
Msster or some other wen known responsible person,
viii be furnished with tickets, documents, &c.
Address all orders N
IRA b. ADAMS, Principal.
Ogden, Henry County, Indians
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TELEGRAPHIo FORGERY PRovEN.-Speak-
ing Of the late election in Arkansas. the Lit
tie Rock True Democrat says:
"The vote is the heaviest ever polled. and
the proportion about two to one. Our tri.
umph is unprecedented Out vote of some
thirty-6ve or forty thousand, the majority of
Elias n. Conway the Democratic candidate
for Governor, will be ten if not twelve thou
sand. We have elected, by overwhelming
majorities, both our candidates for Congress:
we have elected every one of the Circuit
Judges; We have elected every one of the
Prosecuting Attorneys; we have elected
twelve cut of the thirteen, if not the whole
thirteen State Senators; we have elected six.
ty-two or three of the seventy-fve members
of the General Assembly; and, finally, we
have elected more than three fourths of the
sheriffs, clerks and other county ofticers.'
And yet this is the State which the tele-
graphic wires asserted had gone by an over
whelming majority against the Democrats to
the great joy of the Fremont papers which
printed the gross mis- statement, and have
never yet corrected it l-Pnnsylvanian
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Ansver to Sens tor Bfgler,s Resolu Ion
The Black Republican Candidate In.
debted to the G0vernment.
The Washington Union of August 20, has
the report of various departments called fol-
by the Senate in is resolution a fe w DAYS ago,
embracing the accounts of FREMONT with
the United States while he was in California.
They make bad show indeed fer the Colo
mel. The Union in introducing the subject
says:
Heretofore we have been compelled TO prope
in the dark. having only isolated facts from
which we might draw differences or presump-
tons, and therefore, however well-erounded
they might have been, there was room for
doubt. But in these reports the connecting
circumstances and facts all appear. like the
links in chain. They follow each other and
bring the mind irresistibly to conclusion fatal
70 Fremont.
1t has been a matter Of wonder how a Young
army officer, with no known or visible means or
resources, should suddenly be enabled TO es.
sablsh large "ranch," filed with herds OF
cattle, &C.. aud enter into supplying Indians
with beef in unheard of quantities, and thus be
enabled, IN ashort time, 10 prefer claim against
the government amounting to several hundred
~-A~NconN NteoiAy ouiPAisiuk was III
that he should have money with which to pur-
chase Spanish claim to sixty odd leagues Of
land, Of fabulous value, the very rocks and
stones Of which, we are informed, are glitter
ing with goldl So, also, was it inexplicable
10 the uninitiated, who are ignorant Of the
manner in which "claims" against the govern
ment are sometimes gotten up; how, in a ser.
vice OF five or six months, small battalion of
men, numbering, perhaps, three or four hun.
dred, should incur liabilities on account of SUBJ
sistence, supplies, &C., amounting to more than
81 OO0, 900. But these reports ard accom- pa
nying documents explain all. They unrayel
the mystery. Horses by the thousand, cattle
at the rate Of a beef a day for each soldier, and
other things in proportion-such are these
claims, nearly all. is certified to as correct and
Just, and applied to the public service by the
immaculate Black Republican candidate for
President. John O. Fremont But notwith-
standing the skill with which these claims were
gotten up, backed by the certificate of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Fremont, and he great influence
brought to bear in their favor, it appears that
only about $40 900, or about one. seventh part
OF the whole amount, were recommended for
allowance and payment leaving some $500 900
stlii outstanding and unpaid, and which we are
quite sure VIII never be paid until John c. FIRE.
mont is elected President. .at-il.rl
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Wing Conventions

BosToN, Sept. 3.
The Wing Stale Convention Of Massachusetts,
assembled at Fanueil Hall today Robert @.
Winthrop presided.
Thomas Aspinwsll, of Boston, is strongly
spoken of as the candidate for Governor.
Addresses were delivered by Robert @. Win.
throp, George S. billiard and others, favoring
Fillmore.
Among the resolutions was one signifying q
preference for Fillmore over all other candidates
nominated.
DR.. Luther V. Bell was nominated for Gov.
ernor; Homer Foote for Lieutenant Governor
John II. Clifford for Attorney General w. T
Lincoln for Secretary of State; John Sergeant
Treasurer, and Joseph Mitchell for Auditor.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.
The Old Line Wing State Convention assem-
bled here to-day.
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A Great Inducement to MilImeu.

THE undersigned offers W sell his new aud excellent
IL Steam Grist Mill at Greencastle, Indiana, aud will
make d the interest OF any wishing engage the
Milling business TO purchase II. This Mill consists
three OF kurs two for wheat, and one for cOrn-
in hrsrae running order, and nearly The HOUSE
is hreestOry, and ample TO contain much grair
ma be needed. This Mill is situated on the TerrC
Haute and Richmond Railroad, near the Depot Their,
three lots Of ground belonging 10 the same-One q
which has never failing spriRg IL, which supple
the Mill with water
Any one wishing to engage in the Mill business
would do well TO examine this property as will give
good bargain. II. II. WILCOX.
Greencastle, Ind, March "a. 1856. mar26-d&w6
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nemOcratio Grand Rally and National Pic Me

Democratic Grand Rally and National Pic Mic.
The National men of Jefferson county
have decided that they will have Grand
Rally near Madison on the Sd day of 0cto-
Der. Hon. J. G. BREcKINRIDGE, JAMES B.
CLAY, and many other distinguished speakers
are expected. All are invited to attend, and
it matters not from what part of the glorious
Union they may hail, the National men OF
Madison and North Madison will throw
open their doors and receive them as friends
and brothers.
Bills will be issued as soon as the Com.
mittee receive answers from the speakers.
By order Of the Committee.
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Passage or the Army Appropriation
Bill-The Yeas and Nays-Mark the
Traitors who Voted Age 1t.

VINO NOteu
The following was the vote in the House
of Representatives by which the bill making
appropriations for the Army was passed. 1,
will be useful for reference in the campaign
there being a general desire to keep the
names of the traitors who were in favor Of
prostrating and destroying our Government,
by Withholding supplies necessary to carry j,
on. Here is the list:
YEAs-Messrs. Aiken, Akers, Barksdale
Bell, Bennett Of Mississippi, Bocock, Bowie,
Boyoe, Branch, Burnett Cadwalader, Camp
bell of Kentucky, Carlile, Caskie, Clingman,
Cobb of Georgia, Cobb of Alabama, Cox,
Craige, Crawford, Cullen, Davidson, Davis OF
Maryland, Denver, Dowdell, Edmonson
Elliott. Etheridge, Eustis. Evans Faulkner,
Florenee, Fuller of Maine, Goode, Green
wood, Hall Of Iowa, Harris of Maryland,
Harris of Alabama, Harris of Illinois, Har-
rison, Haven, Hickman, Hoffman, Houston,
Jewett, Jones of Tennessee, Jones OF Penn
sylvania, Keitt, Kelly, Kennett, Kidwell,
Lake, Letcher, Lumpkin, A. K. Marshall OF
Kentucky, II. Marshall of Kentucky, Mar
shall of Illinois, Maxwell, McMullen, Nc
QuCCD, EnIiCt vi 4AlAicOuy OilfcI vi
Missouri, Orr, Packer, Peck, Phelps, Porter,
Powell, Puryear, Quitmsn, Ricaud, Rivers,
Ruffin, Rust Sandidge, Savage Seward,
Shorter, Smith of Tennessee, Smith Of Vir-
ginia, Smith of Alabama. Snesd, Stephens,
Stewart. Swope, Talbot, Taylor, Under
wood, Vail, Walker, Warner, Wells, Whee-
Ter, Whitney, Williams. Winslow, Wright Of
Mississippi, Wright of Tennessee and zolli-
coffer-101.
NAYs-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Barbour
Barclay, Bennett of New York, Benson, Bill
linghurst, Bingham, Bliss, Bradshaw, Bren-
ton, Burlington, Campbell of Pennsylvania
Campbell Of Ohio, Chafee, Clark Of Con.
necticut, Clawson, Colfax. Comins, Covode,
Cragin, Cumback, Damrell Davis of Massa-
chusetts, Dean, De Witt Dick, Dickson,
Dodd, Dunn, Durfee, Edie, Edwards, Emrie,
Flagler. Galloway, Giddings, Gilbert. Gran
ger, Grow, Harlan, Holloway, Horton of New
York, Howard, Hughston, Kelsey, King.
Knowlton, Knapp, Knight Knox, Kunkel,
Letter, Mace, Matteson, McCarty, Morgan.
Morrill,. Mott, Murray, Norton, oliver of New
York, Parker, Pelton, Pennington, Petit,
Pike, Pringle, Purviance, Richie, Robbins,
Roperts, Robson, Sabin, Sage. Sapp. Scott,
Sherman, Simmons, Spinner, Stanton, Stra-
bahan, Tappan, Thorington, Thurston, Todd,
Trafton, Wakeman, Wade, Walbridge, Wal.
drop, Washburne of Wisconsin, Washbume
of Illinois, Washburne of Maine, Wood.
Woodruff and Woodworth.-97.
Those in the affirmative are all Democrats
and Fillmore men. OF the negative every
one is Black Republican, and by their fac
tious and traitorous course they have gained
an Immortality Of infsmy that will not al
low them to be forgotten.
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NOTICE
OF the disc0niinuance Of the Land ONCE al Danyil
in the State Of Illinois.

OF the disc0ntinuance OF the Land Once al Danyille
In the State OF Illinois.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF Law
IN and in view OF the fact that the unsOld land In the
Danyle district is reduced below one hundred thou
sand acres, the Secretary Of the Interior has directed
dsconnuance of said District and that the uns0lc
lands therein be made subecto sale and entry al Spring
field, in said district
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriated by law
and subject entry at the Office discontinued, will
be subject entry heretofore from the date
Of the receipt Of notice 70 that effect by TIE proper OF
hcers hereai, and the land officers at Springfield will
give public notice Of the day which they viii be
prepal ed receive applications for entries OF any suci
lands at their Office.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington, THU
fifth day Of May, A. ID. 1856.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
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Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 4.
Returns from one hundred towns show a ma
jOrity of 10000 for Ryland Fletcher, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor.
One hundred and thirty-two towns remain to
be heard FROM
The three Republican Congressman are elect
ed by from 1900 to 1000 each
The entire State Senate is Republican and
nineteen-twentieths of the House.
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'oHS A. r H.ETf'' ; Divorce.
T-... u.rr-a

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS. In
- the Marion Circuit Court, IN the State Of Indiana
OCTOBER Term, A. ID. 1856.
Be it known thai the i9h day Of February I'm the
year 1855, the above named plaintiff by his rne,
4 ell in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit
Court, his complaint against said defendant, in the
above entitled cause together with affidavit Of
competent person that said defendant Luzena liarter
resident of the State of Indiana. said defend
ant is therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pend
eney Of said complaint against her. and that unless she
appear and demur thereto, al the calling OF
said cause on the second day OF the next term of said
Court, be begun and held at the Court House, in the
city OF indianapolis, the fourth Monday in October
rext said complaint AID the matters and things there
in contained and alleged will be heard and determined
in her absence.
VIM. STEWART, Clerk,
BY Jso. NEw, Deputy
JAMES y. SwEETsER, Atty for Pr 10.
July30w3w
COLID BLACK PRINTS
- 5 cases received and for sale by
JAMES LOW & CO.,
lyle AIS Main st., Losisvills, Ky.
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DELIGHTFUL BETTING.-The Boston Pos

UELIGHIFUL DEIIING.-IH ne DOslOn IOSt
calls the following very fair proposition:
VERY FMR.-A young gentleman who vas
ardently arguing in favor of Ffemont's election
was replied to by buxom young Miss, who
expressed doubts OF Fremont's success where
upon the gentleman proposed to bet kiss that
his candidate would win, upon these terms :
If Fremont is chosen, you are to kiss me-if
Buchanan is elected, am to kiss you. We
shouldn't mind gambling little ourselves, af-
ter this fashion.
The Providence Post kindly offers "to hold
the stakes.'
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STATE OF INDIANA,
Marion County. IS.
DoRoTHKA BEARD,)

bIA1E OF IND1ANA,
lon, Bs.,n. Marion County, SIS.
TN THE MARION CIRCUIT COURT Of Marion Co 4,
in the State of Indiana. OCTOBER Term, A. D.,
1856
Be IL known, that this first day Of July, In the
year 1885, the above named plaintiff BY her attorneys
filed in the Office the Clerk Of Marion Circuit Court
her complaint against said defendant in the above
titled cause, together with affidavit Of a competent
person. that said defendant, John Beard, is not resi-
fore hereby notified Of the filing and tendency OF said
complaint against him, and that unless he appear and
answer or demur thereto, at the calling Of said
on the second day of the next Term of said Court to
be begun and held the Cour House In the city OF
Indianapolis on the fourth Monday in October next,
said complaint, and the matters and things therein
contained alleged, will be heard and determined
In his absence. VIM. STEWART, Clerk.
july3w3w BY JOHN Z. Nxw, Deputy.
AID. SEIDENSTICKER, ATTY for Pf'tf,
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READ AND REFLECT
DIR. B0NAPARTEs GREAT WORK
on DISEASES OF THE GENITAL ORGANS, CALLED the
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE,

OR GUIDE TO HEALTH.
Adapted TO the of every individual male and fe-
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THE Greatest Book, and only one, ever published In
4 any language or In any country this subject
The valuable advice and impressive waEn.ng IL gives
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This tcck tells how TO the following dis ases
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CCL6Trhea, elect Chordee, Structure, Phymosis, Pa
raphymosis, Gravel, Syphilis Bubo, Warts, Botches
Sers=slisn, Seminal WEAKNESS, Masturbation or Self
AtVse. Leuchorrhea Whites, Suppression OF the
Menses, Falling of the Womb; how u prevent Preg-
nRcy, Menstruati0n BarrenneSs, Rheumatism, dc. Ii
treats Midwifery, Abarion, Miscarriage, Ceebscy,
with remarks to the young and old OF both sexes, which
every should know. IL also tells how to promote
the growth OF the hair and prevent its falling Of DC
ladies in want Of pleasant and safe remedy for ir
regularties distractions &c, obtain Madame Lo-
zer's celebrated Female Monthly Pills, al this ofce
CAUTlON.-Married ladies in certain situations should
themfor reasons, directions with each box
Price 81 co. Sent by MALL to all parts OF the world.
Persons addressing DR. Bonsparie, by mail, wishing
reply will please inclose postage stamp. Also, al
who send for Books or Pills.
This Book sent under seal postpaid, TO all parts Of
the world the receipt Of IS cents or five copies foI
81 90.
NTsAn orders addressed TO Dr, Il. Bolaparte, No.
l67 Sycamore street, between Fh and Sixth streets
Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punctually attended TO- DR.
b. be consulted all diseases Of which his book
treats
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A CARD.

HAVING nov received and arranged the most CON-
plete assortment Of goods Of every description,
invite all creation and the rest Of mankind, walk In
and examine my goods My Stock Of Fancy Goods and
Toys Is OF endless Variety amongst the LOT are white and
black Crying Babies, dressed; Wax, China aud Indiu
Rubber Dolls and Dol-heads; China Tea and Dinner
Sets Jett Bracelets and Comedian Kings; Fancy Work
Boxes, Music Boxes; Aecordeons, Tambornes, Banjos
Magic Lanterns, Noahs Arks Pocket Books; Shot and
Money Belts Cutlery Of the best English uacture.
Scissors, Pognards Pistols, Rev0lyers Bowie Knives;
Perfumary OF excellent quality; choice Havana CgaTs
Boxes, India Rubber Goods; Pickles, PFunes, Cron,
Split Peas, Lniels, Juniper Berries; Hemp, Cana ~,
Caraway, Coriander aad fenne Seed; Oat Meal, Sage
Pearl RAEiey, Farna, Millet, Cocoa, Chocolate, Al
Peanuts, Raisins Curants Dates, Figs Sardines pure
Cider Vinegar, Olive Oil, Rock Candy, Hoarhound and
Iceland Moss PASTE Jujube Paste Lozenges
nuts, Almond and Rose Candies. very large lot Of
Bird Cages direct from the manufacturer Mouse and
Rat Traps, Wire Sleeves, Hobby Horses, Willow Wagons
and Cradles; Childrens Rattan Chairs Cabs, Veloci-
pedes 600 pair Skates, OF them low Csc
10000 Torpedoes, 100 boxes goldchop Firecrackors,
ladies Freerackers extra large szs Crackers, eolored
Roman Candies, &c DC. An immense stock Of fancy
Baskets and Willow Ware, Of the latest fmpOrtafions
amongst these beautiful Work Baskets ork Stands
Berlin and sailor Baskets Travelling, Knitting and Oaoe
Baskets French Market Baskets, Toy Willss Wagons,
Coaches and Cradles Clothes Baskets, Hamper; very
large lot Of Japanned Tin Ware and Tin Toys amongst
this ware are Deed, Cash and Cake Boxes, Tumbler
Drainers Post Oace Stoves, Skilles, Express Wagons
&c, &C. Wooden Ware, brushes, Rope AL Irvine.
Cedar Tubs Churns and Buckets Sealed Measures But,
ter Prints, seagrass and Hemp Rope, Sash Cord Broom
Irvine. selected stock Of Groceries and an eudles
variety OF Goods numerous mention. | buy All
my Goods from the manufacturer importer and can
oer them, therefore, low they can be sold The
patronage OF the public is respectfully sollclted
CHARLES MAYER,
no 10 WI 10 - Washington street.
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Benton County Swamp Land Sale.

WE the undersigned Auditor and Treasurer Of Ben
rive notice. that the 5th day OF September, A d.,
1856 there will be offered for sale at pu bile auction,
he highest bidder for cash. at the the Court House door
m the town oxford in said County, and from day
Law. until all of the following described Swamp Lands
have been offered for sale, to-wit:
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JUST PUBLISHED. =
The American Election

IN ST II u Nj EN- TAI MUSIC.
(tONSISTING of Marches, Quisksteps, Waltzes,
~ CoDtra-Dances, auadrllcs, Cotllions, Polkas
Hornppes, Reels, Mazourkas, aRd other popular music
selected from the works Of eminent masters and ar
ranged Tor wind and sirnged Instruments such as the
Violin, Flute Carionet, Cornet, Rugle, Violincello
&c, with Piano Forte accompaniment, so arranged a.
10 be used without the Piano Melodeon. Price 81 so
Just received andfor sale at CRANES
New York Music Store.
jeI2d&w 20 West washington 81.
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the stakes. +"

EXECUTION OF TRAIToRs IN MAsAYA-Wednes
day, at half past five in the afternoon, beside
rio Calvo, wealthy merchant of Masaya, Do
mingo Antonio Berclaran, Noises Avendano
and Felipe Perez, all natives of Nicaragua
were publicly executed, by being shot in the
Plaza of Masaya, for reasonable practices
against the republic Ell Nicarasuense, Au
gust 2.
Their treason consisted in attempting to Sc.
dnce soldiers to desert from Walkers army
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Odd Fellows, Celebration.

PITTsBURG. Sept. 4.
There was a large assemblage of Odd Eel
lows here to-day to lay the cornerstone of new
hall. Many were present from neighboring
towns to participate in the ceremonies. Ad-
dresses were delivered in the English and Ger.
man lanpnageS
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From WashiugtOu.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.
Orders have been determined on by the Cabi-
net but the character of which are not yet
known, to the Government officers in California
relative to the revolutionary affairs of that State.
They will go out by the next steamer.
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Democratic State Convention in Ne,s
Hampshire.

Concord, n. H., Sept. 4.
The Democratic State Convention met here
to-day. The attendance was large, and much
enthusiasm was manifested.
Mr.. John S. Wells was nominated for Gov
ernor by reclamation, and Mr. Mark Noble for
Canal Commissioner