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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-03
Personal Intelligence.


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~ III Iowisui Chicago. Bishop Nead TeSas G oopur and
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DEPARTURES.
Tor Charleston, IN lbe steamship Nashyhe-p Soorv
men Bresh Win y Jacobs, I Cutpg and lady, Reel
indy and daughter, 1hs Stewart thas Oliver NV md
two children. Mrs King John Robinson, Miss Nc soy W
Ceridweil Il Frosi, Mrs IIoch Stress miss smith y
McNsmee Miss Rowland, Miss Jane Johnson-Rnd :. n ae
j. nj siown-H Taylor Taylor, Curtis Ames ~. %
Rter Thomas King, Burt, Capt Dicks, DIR Tod, Nm
DAY WIN y Warwick. IIuls, VIM smith, w Cornwall
uustIpsa and lady John Frost Frederick Andren,
p,tur Edward Sears Dnrchan S'rachrn lady and child
g,n,ge n Trapcis James Woodward Bagot. VIM Wright
NJ r IS smith Capt Watt Mr. Tanrer ady, two children
sns servant shafp Mise solomon, Montague-and
vs. " thes Z"
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
SHELRY 0oUNTY.


No. CAS-. SO Acres, rsrt improved. -
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY. tt
NO. 951. 2'O acres land; 70 trade Cor city property
UNION COUNTY.
No ss2. WOODEN factory at DunlOPsvIIie, with
WABASH, co.
No. 952, 100 acres Of wel tinbered land. 2 miles
from America, and miles from La Gro. To trade for
city property.
WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
No. 963. 20 Acres Of Land half mile South OF
Cmbndge city, IS acres improved
WARREN COUNTY.
Nos 7s2 and 7ss. Isl acres land, 10 trade fC'
HAMILTON COUNTY. OHIO.
Mo- OH, COO Acres half mile from Pleasant
KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
No. s13. 80 Acres TO exchange for city prop
erty. "A
vERMILLIoN CO., ILL.
No. SID. $40 acres opposite MOnteznma-
No. s2o sl4 A'res, 10 trade for properly in IndiaP
CLARK CO., ILL.
NO. SCI. so acres hand, partly cleared.
SCHUYLER CO, ILL.
No. So GO acres miles county-seat
EFFINGHAM CO., ILL
No. $40. $40 scros land miles soulh Of Evfneton
No. 662. $50 acres land, part tinibered.
No Gao lsS acres land, miles north OLA. q NJ.
Railroad
COLES CO., ILL.
No. s45. see acres, ? miles from T. H. &ARR
tH STARK co, ILL.
No 649. farm OF so acres, some improvements.
NO Dol. leo acres II miles from the county seat
WABASH CO.. ILL.
No. ola. $50 acres land, very good improvements.
JASPER CO., ILL.
No. Coz. 600 acres, miles west ofNewton.
BENTON CO., IOWA.
No. 9I3. $50 acres land, improved
No. 925. 1899 aciesiand In Clay, Curns and
counties, TO trade for city property.
No. 90 Lee acres improyedlEDd
MUSCA TINE CO., IOWA.
No $50. Ieo acres land miles from Auscssne
KEOKUKs co. IOWA
No 9O3. 70 acres, all prairie.
PAGE CO., IOWA.
No 900. 100 acres SO acres tim5ered.
UNION CO., IOWA. ,f Il ....r
No SOS. leo acres prairie land one-hal mile from
coal mine. t-I -lDl.
ADAMS COUNTY, IOWA.
No. Gag. $50 Acres, good location
ST. CLAIR CO., MISSOURI -
No e49. 50 acres land, ualmproyed.
No 917. 0scrss land miles north OF New Ma
ron Aiso ~ sores extra timber land. Also, 40 lcres
AZ miles south Of 0sgood. Also, 300 acres In Bae
hawk Co.. Iowa; all 10 trade for city properly
JEFFERSON CO., NO.
No $50. 800 acres land 30 miles from ST. Louis, 4
miles nom Iron Mountain.
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 95s. 1000 Acres in st. Joseph, Mason, Pope
and Hardin counties, Ind, also, 800 acres In Union
and Montgomery countess Iowa, 20 exchange for city
property or farms In Marion county.
TrFor further information Aplly by letter or other
i wise, TO MckERNAN & EDGAR.
4
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
William Piel

William Piel Before Charles Couon, Justice OF
Us the Peace OF Centre Township Of
Doctor Mcwey,) Marion County, Indiana.
rINHE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY,
Il S. s., ATTACHMENT FOR s45 81
Be Ii known that on the oath day u October 1856 al
the instance, and upon the affidavit of William Piel
Plaintiff Order of attachment issued by me, which
delivered Gotihard Field, Constable,
ed the same on the 9th day OF October 1885, with the
Endorsement thereon No property found In my ccun-
ty whereonto levy and that the 9Th day OF Novem
Der 1885, the hour of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
my Office In Indianapolis will proceed to hear and de-
termne said complaint herein, when and where the
defendant and all others interested will take notice.
Witness my hand and Seal this 25h day OF Oct 1856
CHARLES OoULoN, Up, sEsE
nct29-v2w f~y
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

AFRICAN SLANE TRADx.-The "Times,''
with the view of keeping up the political
steam for the next four years, foreshado $
under James Buchanan, the re-establishment
of the African Slave trade. We quote:
"What would be said now, if it should be
prophecied before the expiration Of the next
four years, the African Slave trade would be
re-opened by this country and all the old hor-
rors of that inhuman traffic ,-bich outraged
the heart Of all ChristendoTs 'ould' be re-
enacted?''
That the prophet We or a knave,
bent upon mischief and agitation.-N 7. En-
perss.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

QUEER NAMzs.-A brother editor relates
that be heard Of family in Detroit, whose
sons were named One Stickney, Two Stick
ney, Three Stickney, and whose daughters
were named First Stickney, Second Stick
ney, and so on. The three elder children of
another family were named Joseph And and
Another, and it was supposed that should
they have any more they might have named
them Also, Moreover, Nevertheless, and Not
withstsnding. Another family actually named
their child Finis. surprising it was their last,
but they happened aftsrward to have a
daughter and two sons whom they called
Addenda, Appendix and Supplement. Ano-
Their parent set out to perpetuate the twelve
apostles, and named the fifth child Acts. A
man in Pennsylvania called his second son
james Also, and the third William Like
wise
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGEll
OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT!
The Grand ExtcrnaI Remedy.

The Grand External Remedy
BY the aid Of microscope millions Of little
openings on the surface of bodies Through these
this Ointment, when rubbed the skin, is carried to
any organ inward part Diseases Of the Kidneys dis
orders of the Liver, Affections of the Heart Infamna-
ton of the Lungs Asthmas Coughs and Colds, are by
its means efectuay cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone meat of thick
ness. This healing Ointment far more readily pene-
trates through an, bone Eeshy part Of the LIVING body
curing the most dangerous inward complaints that can
not be reached by other means.
ErysipeIas salt Rhcum and ScOrbutic
RNmOrs.
No remedy has ever done much for the OF dis
this Ointment No case OF Salt Rhenm, Scurvy, Sore
Heads, Serofua, Eysipelas, long Withstand its
influence The inventor has travelled many part.
Of the globe, visiting the principle hospitals dispensing
this Ointment giving advice 10 its application, and
mas thus been the Of restoring countless numbers
to health.
sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wounds and
Ulcers.
Some OF the most scieathc surgeons now rely solely
the of this wonderful Ointment when having to
cope with the worst of Sores wounds ulcers gland
ulsr swellings, and tumors. Professor Holloway has,
by command of the Allied Governments, dispatched to
the hospitals of the East large shipments Of this Oint
ment, to be used under the direction Of the Medical
STAFF, in the Of wounds. Ii will any ulcer,
ganduar swelling, stiffness contraction Of the joints,
even Of 90 years standing.
Piles and EistuIas.
These and other similar distressing complaints be
efectualy cured II the Ointment be well rubbed in
the parts affected, and by Otherwise following the print
ed directions around each pot.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

4 Ia, - u
70 80 =. s oi,'s Las aPPloplI-
IT, ~ .Sen.s 1nouSanu Ioi.x io' Tue op ne
= e:t .1...'5 80 o ".I, IL. ui'
= S1neloe, suu y 'ue nsiO,e sniIS
!, We nave seen any o,ao Tor mean oooy' 9e
ooN' 'D'''N VI 'Hu'0l' w
iele1lng " nAns'Is.
Du. nov nsPPSns VIVA - .has are people lam.
:. .s-s - -A I is1'n ga N'.A'a' Pa0'
inert uase oesn uohaIs enougn raised oslen-
~ ,Or .ss r ssd Of Oh sne oPpressed people
-'''"' y ..se 49, 49, ~ rs'0'-0 ''N'. % .
many people as lnnso't hansaS Ior period
s,;. - 49, IL. asII.S rh. nas Deea ton e
VIZ, WIN sness uo,iS'S. my usso IoS pesD
P'.I - 80 ~ sno J M P01Pie % Aansas
- $50 = ossa'' u"'' snen' hsS oeen oone
"'.n '1em'
neAaei mere = no myS,ery spout wna1
nss oeen aone WIN rnese uoliars, oo'slneu oy
SUBSCRIPTIONS, oy coiectlons IN ennrcnes, ana
~ o'ner iaIniihsr Ways, isr the rehei Oh
tLs oppressed people OF Aansas." Tney have
1een USED as fremont elecuoneering fund.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
WORMS! WORMS! /!

DOCTOR DYES WORM CANDY is the best Yer
~ mfuge, Worm Exterminator now in use, and
is pleasant TO take any other candy, and children
viii devour readily. As proof of its good quali-
ties hear the Rev Jacob Stam the Presiding Elder of
the Baptist Church. near Hagarstown, Indiana:
DR. DYE consider il a duty owe to you a a pub
lie benefactor, and u suffering humanity TO state that
| have used your Worm Candy in my family and have
found it to be all you recommended. gave a stick
of your Worm Candy to one of my children that had
he symptoms OF Worms. Ii ate the Candy a lux
ury, and il operates as a Vermifuge, bringing away
from 60 to 100 worms and my neighbors testify
the same effect in their families.
JACOB STAN.
One stick 25 cts sticks, 81, sent free Of postage
All orders must be addressed to W. H. DYE
Columbus, Ind, Box No. 25.
For sale by W. w. ROBERTS,
oetswSt Druggist, Indianapolis.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

TWho built the FIRST house? asked an
ambitious school ms'am of bright little girl
on examination one day. 81 don't know,
u s'sm, but l guess Noah did" "Why do
you think so, my dear?" Because he is the
fret ork-itect we read Of"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
MKERNAN & EDGAR.
r AL ESTATE AND STOCK
O II II L @

Rates of Commission : follows:
All sales from $500 to 5000 inclusive will be taxed al
cent, as e0mmiSsion as the value Of the property
advances above $1,000 the rate per will decrease
in thefollowing ratio From $1,000 TO 1000 at IL
cent; from 5000 to $1,000 cent; from 5000 TO
5000 at "a cent; from s. Co., and much greater
the may be, IL will be less than per
and all sums as above mentioned going above $4,000
will be cent; charged first 5000. On all sales
ofpropeny, while In hands, commission is charged
No SALE commission charge whatever We require
notice to be given two weeks previous a withdrawal
of property from our books And further wish il
derstood that holda persons responsible for the
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the owners of said property before the withdrawal
ofthe same.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

or The Mount Vernon Bank Of Provi-
dencs, r. l., has resumed payments, and is
pronounced safe by the State examiners.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

REFINED SUGARS:
CRUSHED, POWDERED, CLARIFIED, GRANU.
~ lated and Coffee Sugars in store and for sale lev
for cash.
ALSO
To arrive, choice lot Of Levering's ID. X. crushed
Sugar. WRIGHT, BATES Il MAGUiRE.
novl3-dn
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
Postponemento OF the sale of the Dels-
ware Trust Lands I'm Kansas Terri.

ware Trust Lands I'm Kansas Terri.
tory. 81 81
NOTICE is hereby given, that by direction OF the
~ President of the United States the sale Of The Del
aware Trust Lands in Kansas Territory, adyer-ed 20
the 90th Of October next Fort Lexven-
worth is postponed until Monday the 18th day OF No
vember next at which time and the place aforesaid.
the said sale win commence, AID be conducted and
continued in all respects provided by the original
proclAmzfion the i4th Of August last. l-lt
By order u the President,
GEO. ~. MANNYPkNNY,
Commissioner Of Indian Aifhirs
DEPARTMENT IETxsIoR,
ONCE Indian Affairs.
September IL, 1856.
ept24-wtaoyI7. sF'H
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wounds and
Both the Ointment and Pills should be
mood a., the foIlo,,;1o coeee.

" Sold at the mandatory OF Professor Holloway,
so Maiden Lane, New York, and PA Strand, London,
and by all respectable Druggists and dealers of Medi
cnes, throughout the Uniteh States and the civilized
world, In Pots at Is cents, G2h cents and 81 each
U = There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. directions for the guidance of patients, in
every disorder, are affixed 10 each Pot.
-xvIy
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

FRANK LESLIE'S GAZETTE
OF FASHION
rs ON HAND AT
move. STEWART q BOWEN.
81 l,1ts siss t-1-i -
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
JASPER COUNTY.
No COS. 1000 acres land.
No 633. Several tracts Of wild lands.
No SOS. 4,c00 acres, mostly fenced
No 906. $40 acres land, halftimbered.
No 926. 800 acres part prair.e-
JOHNSON COUNTY.
No s14. 1914 miles west OF the Bluffs.
JENNINGS COUNTY


No s44. 1917. acres miles west OF the BIufs
JENNINGS COUNTY.
-,
NO o3g. lO0 scres land, Wei improved, WIN
large Touring MILL Situated one-ourih ola mule from
No Ssh. 40 acres land, good Improvements; two
Mnes nom oWensVlue. -,
miles fson ousensgilIe. IAN" im U o ''''''
MADISON COTTNTY
..1,c ca
70 1s5. l'z acres IAN Z hes hOr'h-o VI NneS
'ef me ~ ~ acres s , scls. 80 mile.
No 7ss 400 acres tmbsred land best quality; will
be exchanged for city property.
from the town Of Anderson
No sos. l60 acres part under cutvation,6k miles
from Anderson on the = q Railroad i,o tom IN.
seat: TO trade for civ properly.
MORGAN COUNTY.
No ass. ESQ scres In the norh-eas, corner OF the
county; 80 acres improved.
NO ~ acres IN corner Oh county
No 9ae. 900 acres loo in cultivation. M
NO 953. &C., acres. No Improvements.
gNo- GA GO Acres, five Miles from Aartinsville,
improved.
MARSHALL COUNTY
No sss. 100 acre. on Yellow River.
No Sill. Gao acres near Plymouth, TO trade for
c;ty nyonortv
cry properly MIAMI COUNTY
NO e3A' o4o aeres inies lrom cru
PUTNAM COUNTY.
a.o,-,, -. g. c,,-,.
NO 49, az acres lana miles , from Sloveraae-
NO 41Ss lou ac,os iaIu nhes Hon oreehcaste,
In good state Oh eultNAnoh. IT, -. NJ,
NO 5s3. 16O acres land miles from Railroad
Station; SO acres cleared
No 636. 26S acres, good Improvements, miles
PERRY COUNTY
No $50. $50 acres on the Ohio Rivers miles above
Troy, very wen improved; 70 exchange or properly IN
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
$4,000, 900 REALEsTATE

B,ashfngfon ST., .fdJ0fafnS the Palmer EE0ase,
Have now ENTERED ON THkIR BOOKS mora than
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
HAMILTON COUNTY

LOIS No. and in square No in the town Of Mobiles
vile, and lot No. In square No 10, In said town
mortgaged by Francis B. Cogswell and Sally his wife;
forfeited and sold credit TO Raymond w. Clark !:
Loan, interest &c, 1886 co.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

Sec % IS re and or Of OF oqr sec 20 to q
w. containing in all $50 acres; morgaged by Isaac
II. Wright and Harriet his wife; Loan, interest," &c,
So 235 %.
The hf OF ; Q grand eqr Of W or Of sec 81 %
W; mortgaged by Isaac IL. Wright and Harriet his
wife: Loan, interest &c, $3.50 40.
The or Of sec p T Z W, containing l57 9l-lOO
acres; mortgaged by Luke Hagle; Loan, interest Sc
$3.50 &c.
The e hi Of or and or Of or Of sec 80 p
n No W, containing 100 acres; mOrtgaged by James
o. Denton and Esther his wife: Loan, interest, &C.
1893.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

Explanations of the authorizations in the forego-
ing descriptions: for east; for west; for north
for south; hf for haf or for qarter fac for fraeon
sec for section; for township; and for range.
Oct. 9-wtd
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

The 40 feet of lot No. 81 original plat OF town o
Fort Wayne, Allen county; mOrlgaged by Edward r
Colerick and Margaret his wife: Loan, interest," DC
Al .Oo3 so.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04


The hf Ofs W or Of sec 20 il r. containing 80
acres; mortgaged by Thomas Silver aud Sarah his wie
Loan, interest &c, 1852 ls.
The n G or Of 9 or and Or of or of sec "a /
I9nr7 e, containing 90 acres: morgaged by Nicholas
Seybert and Hillinah his wife: Loan, interest &c,
SlT6 81.
4 part of the hf ofthe or of see 90 Is be-
ginning n Of said hf or, thence with line
Of A. Dobson 40 poles thence 60 poles to -. McCar
tys line, thence with said line 40 poles, thence 80
poles TO beginning containing 20 acre also the hf Of
or OF said sec containing 80 acres; mortgaged by
Orsemus Richmond and Mary his wife: Loan, interest
&C., 1893 90.
The or OF sec t lsnr7 containing l29 45-l0O
acres: also or of S or OF sec 81 10 Q, con-
tGiBg 40 acres and also III OF or sec y Q,
containing 90 acres morgaged by John H. Cock and
Margaret his wife, and James L. Bell and Mary his wiz
forfeited and sold credit 10 James Gray: Loan iLs
terest Sc...S3SS so.
The hf Of or of'sec IA II c, containing so
acres; NOR gaged by Samuel Durant and Ann his wife
Loan, interest &c, SZs5 ls.
MARION COUNTY.
Lot No and the hf oflot No 2 in out block No W
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

sSThe frac or Of the Michigan Road of %, cor
tanning ia 96lO0 also the ht of the frae
of the Michigan Road Of 2S, containing 40 9e-I00
acres all of lands selected in the Indian country for
the Michigan Road; mortgsged by benjamin @. Poke;
forfeited and sold credit Christopher G. Sloan
Loan, interest &c, $685. 90.
The W or Of 9 or Of sec Is 30 e, containing
40 acres; mortgaged by CORTLAND L. Neeum and Be-
nitha his wife. Loan, interest &c, sl02 40.
Tbs n hfOfn W Or OF sec ST 81 nr4 g, containing %
acres; mortgaged by Peter p. Meredith and Rebecca
his wife. Loan, interest &c, S326-
FoTty-one 33-0O acres, being part of hf of or
of sec 30 Q, divided from remainder by line
parallel with and boundary lines Of said sec; mort
gagged by George w. Lear and Nancy his wife, Loan,
interest &c, s234 %.
The W hf offs or OF sec 30 nr3 e, containing so
acres; and also hi offs or of sec tao e. con-
tai ing So SO-lO0 acres; and also hf of or OF
Il $50 o, containing IS T0-100 acres; mortgaged
by Robert Holly day. Loan, interest &c, $3.50 90.
Fifty-fve of W end Of hf Of n or of sec t
30 Q, divided from remainder of or by line
parallel with and boundary lines Of said see; mort
gagged by Francis F. Fdedgen and Catherine his wife,
Loan, interest &C., S27S As
The frac Of Michigan Road Of sec 40 Of lands
selected ia the Indian country, containing ITO 9-IOO
acres morigaged by Alexander Chamberlain and Mary
his wife. Loan, interest &c, sJ62 IL.
fEThe or OF or OF sec 81 and the or Of or
sec al in 81 Q, containing so acres; mort
gagged bv Elijah Barns and Sarah A. Barns his wife,
Loan, interest &C., $40 50
HAMILTON COUNTY.
LOIS No. and in square No in the town Of Mobiles
ville and lot No. 5 In square No. 49, in said town
morigaged by Francis B. Cogswell and Sally his wife
forfeited and sold credit to Raymond w. Clark !:
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

Lot No and the hf oflO, No in out block No. W
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The hf of n q or of "a IL n W, beginning at
the corner where Thomas aud said Cramwels and Car
rCl jams land leaving for good road; thence
10 top OF second blun bank side of Eel River,
thence meandering said bluto where leaves the Ri
ver down to line Of said land to include all of said
described line; and the or offs or of 24t ii
&c W; mortgaged by Lawrence Leonard and Mary his
wife; forfeited and sold credit John Rose: Loan,
interest &C., 1892 71-l00.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
Sale Of Sinking Fnnd Lands.

INHh following pieces, parcels or lots ot land or 80
much OF each as may be necessary, viii, on SAT
Der NEXT, between the hours of eight O'Clock
A. NJ. aed o'c ock p M at the Court House door,
Ia the city of indianapolis, be offered for sale to the
highest bidder-the bid Icing equal TO the amount
ehargeable; the same having been mortgaged 10 TIE
State of Indiana loans from the Sinking Fund
and forfeited by the nOn-payment of Interest thereon
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

AFFRAY on THE EMMA DEAN AT
EVANSVILLE, BETWEEN THE BARBER
AND THE MATE-THE BARBER KILLED.
"A difficulty arose on Friday, on
board the steamer Emma Dean, near
Evansville, which resulted fatally to
one Of the parties concerned. Mr..
Reilly, the mate Of the steamer, went
into the barber shop on the boat, and
while there, became in7olYedin quar-
rel withthe negro who kept the saloon.
The mate struck the barber, when the
latter retaliated by cutting him very
severely several times with a razor,
and then ran; Reilly gave chase with
an axe, and followed the negro to the
Kentucky shore, when the latter jumped
into q skif and was pushed out into
the river when the mate threw the axe
at him. It struck the negro on the
head and knocked him oSerboard; he
sunk Immediately, and was e no
more. The mate was not arrested
Louisville Courier, 10b.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
NEw CorToN.-GraduallE. althougI

New CoTToH.-Gradually, although
late, our new cotton Legins to come
along. The famous Southern Belle,
which has 50 long done capital service
under the command of Capt. Broad
well, came to the leyee last evening
with the largest load of new cotton
yet received this season, and a very
respectable one, too, all things con-
sidered. 1t comprised 1885 bales.
It is to be hoped this indication of pro-
gress towards seasonable business viii
prove reliable, and that We shall now
begin to "go-ahead in earnestly
O.. PScagune, 4A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
9tps Stems,
HALIFAX. September ID.

The steamer Arabia arrived here
this morning.
The Arabia brings ia passengers.
She left Liverpool on Thursday the
4th, at 11:20, A. NJ, and has thus made
the run in alittle over eight days, not
withstanding detention ofseveral hours
off this port on account of fog.
The Collins steamship Atlantic left
liverpool at II, A. NJ, on Wednesday,
the Sd, with 123 passengers, left New
York.
The London Star further says a con-
temporary announces that the Central
American difficulty is solved satisfac-
torily by a convention between Hon
duras and Great Britain. The salts
factory settlement alluded to, of this
at one time threatening question, was
announced five weeks since.
Observation-Disclosures Spence,
& Co, report breadstutfs unchanged
and in limited demand. The weather
continued favorable for agricultural
purposes.