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~ ~ a FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. oF
go hAhIfohD CONNECTlCUT,-IG,acv al RieAslon, -
TINS Company. with capital e.ntinne- 10 yl
,' daaar- by nre, Dwelling ifous-s. Furniture, r
E-iah<iaeni' Merctsna aud all .n.urais u-ot, 80
hv most favorable terms ALy io=-s wih th ntai ms,
u,tAll on que- taken al the Ag-nry, ~ E pou
&c siu h'-faiitS' II. BALDWIN
ho-- No 10. NJ street.
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MRS. JEfEERSON MINOR respectfully inform. b,r
W friends old patrons
from Midway k--cN on
nusry limits, boarding and ,v school 81.
- akt t new elegant and spacious Grace 81
ltc Centenary Church Mis- tda Byron Minor preside
airI ny eanTcien teachcr nor ana
Ms Ada Byron intend eir a-d t mean. moi ntv
thorough course 81 substantial instruction Engsh and the Ian
sk nu also ~ a Those different
hl'hcd Finals education Particular attention yin paid to
NC ntnners and morals " The young aides times and
,sp astn ~ their advancement The school
ncce on We I January and close The july Terms vii
b moderate for particulars apply Nv letter r In No., e.
Mno coners That her long experience SIXTEEN vesrs In d.
successful training ~ ladies together the eNt-nss no.
nnage she received n Midway. renders further reference
sry hoardcrs VII h. charged from time Of eut-ar. ~
We end ~ The session Day scholars quarter In event 81
sNkues every attention b. paid ssB n u,,,- ,.lit
professional srrvices FREE ~ charge
de2s-u Miss ~ 1,,1 nysn, N ,iHJ,.
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AR3 g A Oh J HOUSE,

'NNhE sCBSClBkR hiss taken aud rvatt-d the house So
well and hvorably known Beck's IL
e vii be prepared furnish every which tie market f
uords -erVe mp In The best by that ak
Cook CRY and upon the most Ne hss Ia m ,
constantly On hand " 'f '
lie 10 accommodate customers with
oed and board Persons from the country he e Win
room" And VIII lie charged with only many e err
Al
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THE TIVE ~ NOW Co,,P.

~ aRl everybody SDoES. that have boaEh Ss9l0M
- goods 1t tr BAZAAR STORE uex door to E@{dT-I II
N B.as ths they have saved % per cent &l1D
for evou. l BazAar store m never y :, ~
F''oea s"Nis are so'tg A. L. OVERBACGH.
ia Main stree.
Mauirturer importer and dealer hne Engih soe Irst,
franks Carpet Bag Boots Shoes. Hat- Wap- -r..
d.p-
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u'CLTnE IIoI ~, MIlEILING. "a.


tNis magnificent Hotel situated or
Monroe streets, wheeling unsurpassed inducren h,
s luhc IL supplied with every requisite the
noaon o. ladies and gentlemen. i1 ventilated
1ls rootis and j. within three minutes walk tn Bsi
uuu
'canhos landng The Poet Oce Court IIonsr arr on IN,
sAqr square and Npre' snd stage Offices basement
Price only 81 81 per day.
~ Oninhusr and Pores In attendance To ov.v
passengers and baggage to and from nis Hotel ''
apis WaTSpx rApp
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M TTS;,Ias IyEs, h,EcIrnE nEroaE rur
HEAD QUAHTERs ron FASHIoNaaIH
suvrSS L;ntsT r -,

1--WE members II hs and stranger. visiting N. %
are rcgues'e 10 cau ~ ih ei establishment No. 10 consr
on M.n and Wuvcfnor streets aud themselves outfit tsr
ur winter a. The subscriber as large ar elegant ,sa
i ~ Nees Wcsrng Aprsrc. 70 b. sHpssssd by any
A. evd nc 81 the superiority Clothing he wss awarded
iSss ' ~ wv ''''''''''s iu'ti'u'e 'V'
We keers constantly hand the Cloths Csseres Vest
inTr &c, with superior workmen lie deems upnr
y aner TRIAL Of ~ the public has scods 10 say
more IN their cofnnendstcn e CofhinK se.
snd resreciiuiy soici call hon oh TRENDS and M public
sesefAiy strictly on he price system. A. srRNCk
oei No 100 corner q Nsin and Governor
RgrCHEH's FILES.-s esses Nashisi.,.' and other
!. - Me- W hutchsre' mste Iaportaucn open
- 9nd tor ale ~ 9. J. SINTON Co
deR sgn Ofthe Circular sac, u NAN =.
NNAN.TED-rs hire, sOOd Sur.- --N.n, IssagsTsass.
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DnoFES~IoNAI CAuD.-T,, .,,.,-a,.

moved from EssrV county the city Of Richmond re.,l
oer s ervccs 70 ih puhe The bransh-s ~ hi
profession W. hops 20 he excused Tor saying he hen x
Ne snd successfully engaged IN hs practice % medicine
.nc dseases 81 w"me sud children haye occupied hs
car attention and b. confidently claims
wiih that All important brsnch Ob-ic which ~ has ~
Ea experience To the Faculty h. offers The right hand ~ s
ship and WI h. governed by the sest o. professional eli
@ ksfcucc Grace street. between 4h streets n,x
door 20 Dr. Bolton and Sneed Omcs ~ the bssernsni
uc-1-it IEFEfKsnN MINOR In
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GE ESTrI E3gIs ', 4, coNGREss CATERS AND

- DRkS BOOTS, Of The fines, quAlyD ~ FRNNKIIN ia.
thd received excellent
Calf Congress CATERS tck perx apd s.ri
Cloth
douesod French Calf Baltimore crues do ustsrroof 10.
syneh Ua re Boots seved and Pegged Baltimore and Phla
ispha make ,ah va proof Boe calf Booie.s, hin
-s plain and stitched No together Kinds suiab sor
ne which he win seH cheap cash At his oid eablb
iaent' No 2'a Broad street Shockoe Hill
D. b. FRANKLIN
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DISCOVERED AT IAsTf
GREA TEST CTRE ~ THE WORTH ron PAW
Prof Chas. De GRtTH'S
y. IL IL L. IL II IL - = IL

- T. l. H. CT X @ o IL,
IUNIS OIL s he onfV rerfsdU ~
u Heunansn, Oouf Psins Bs.t Hrssa sI ia. pa
pstsn q h Hesrt paraiytc stroke ssdsf crso.
n he stomach scros Fosie Hard Eyss Plss
praus hse sres Burns 81 fines Joints Tetfsr
say k6e1 Nsuraes sore Hreasi. any Dai s Sore
Or intf ne ofv article tuhIr hat
VII a. ~ work l~cNU from ree minutes b-en
used BY thousands and pronounced b. Ne bf remedy
rh on he rysem vih sIsciety Of pur. vsr-tshis
Preparauqn NOT ~ igAfsa frn0s arrrnr auwarfIy %
in,erdgt ~ once gives perianent soa
ten 90 twenty minutes.
rhe t'' phyaolE.ts q Farcpe h.ylns Oraas
ossnfsnnt w. N Auut system f eIsci Of ~
he Fyssro rctfa Fus u hs dsea-d nfl sDpHes.
ton The on
:. a. once sceonpshsd No bieeing vomiting psrrss
blserns. 10 resorted
Nors Csnsfas ef0louf ~ signafs,sof
LABSLS A SMITH cuuHsr
~ RRTTTVe DIV oRArH 90
Che,nu pnnsda Country D.sers sod DruFxis up
houie - y -
Try eyrry hing else fhrn III slnurl~ sri.t
No granfaf "Fir On ia ~ In
ne Hyffiss trfu tars - 90 sara I4fosD -
f.i--dtaf PURcrLt, tApD 60, G-a9rsf Ar-i@--
SALAD SPOONS AMI Fouks.--nsrrs.s 80 49,
= no Hon. tal>t troeus an1 fars>, ~ ssls 30
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mrs JEFFERSON MINOR
MISS ADA BYRON MINOR

ofFcn NiSaiSt, savNgs' RsSE.
Nf'hUi0gf Dee. q6. ISIS
fHNmE VIRGINIA SAVINGS HANK. chsrtsred bv
- The Legislature Of The ptffar-i h. s-Ifr. 49,. "a
money Of amount I've io which win he I,d a.
interest, d.u,sit
longer snd Tor shorter time Eve per cent
Deposits b insds Treasurer T n sark. a. a.
~ Senee' corner Of Main and 18Th either
W wv N.''s sAML =. COTTRFLL. President.
49, u n SrARkE Treasurer
We ~ WALrHALt, Cashier.
tNHuEHS HANK OF yIHGINIA.-rbe General
- Meetlnr NJ ts snckhoifers o o..
bc held ~ thef Banking House N this city on wEnNFzpAY
hc l6ih January 1876 | $500
No uhcer ot Director Of Rama hsrrAne t a. r,v 81
sockhulr M election 81 Drccors OH-er III usnt ~,
hsu any PROXY p va which shs been ~xc,e WV d,rs
before ne time n eieffi1 ''''
dtif-WaWtd s,urtf o..
NJ HINESi LECTURE BEFORE Tsgr
~ luINH NkNS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION f9l.r
Ready this dav rRiCy a r. prSyt.s'
The Christian LIE De Coursr Hrdrances and fs I. y
ihe late ~. Arncii. Of Rngby s-htol 81. -
Cumnugt ReadnFs ~ John rs tsuts
The Hnd Gr of Wttenhurg. picture ia Of tutir
rs renfs W '.-''''
Mrnic Iifr. hy Mr. Richc ueS
t9nn ~ ' '''V'''
sabbath rslks ahuni Jesus. for chudrrn ~ rts
The Morning star. ne Childhood of I--,ts Is
firf Lessons M 6entlcness 80 Truth. 81 CO.
Tic Wonderful fra anf other Stories sn ets
The smien Household hy d. sprsruc sud SIC las
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E,NcY. pEY GooDs ron TuE SEASON.

~ i-l.les Rroche Cashui~re stavis
Black, Grey snd Coiored PLAID Ling shawl.
Velvet Cloth snd M6re Antique Coak. At yervi,w uri.
hrNut1al r1tiA snd striped Dress Srks
Striped Naicntits. popiins aud Merinaa
kch French D. falues
Collrs ard Sleeves. IN setts % match
XII and SIR Gloves. good assortment
Mourning Collars and Sleeves. u sefts
AZ A. very low prices. W. p. PERKINS CO
dtAl No Flre auuare
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onon' - M. Hsrnr 81 bushels Oooas Fargo per
schooner Arctic. IN the dock Tor sale By
dslT sHFrLus A gOvFnyTtly
Gov HNEsS.-A younr Lsdy q Ss- Enrisnd. educated
~ Tor. ard highly Fucceu In her profession. engage
0ovsrnc orrescher o. Mas1atcs. ~ pssos
arccrtaby Her course of insrurou he
partuen N FuFah, French, Latin. Ruduenu % Music
address Miss 4. A. H1LL Bahgay, J. oce-u
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Mud possession Immediately given a Coop,,
lory large enough 10 work p sr ~ hands. and
~ Tor band making for terms, which win
e--L -,,l RATCLFF 4 DUtGLAss.
S.-we have Just received several lots Of On.
en- some o. the finest brands imported
I'D PuHOELL, LAMB A Co.
20. t-l. Druggists, ~ Main At.
FEArstEn BRUSHES, mad. a.
ase, forsaie ~ ''''~''
zlNMfHMsN.
We uish 70 hire an able-bodled man IA wo,s
Z. H. skINKER 4 GO,
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Ac, Al Of wh Rnusois--r- railroad isnow anl.hsd
eel" Dsnvllle, ani, the weather favorng viii be
M ECuAtlf Yebrusry nsSI fnff gr
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MONTICELLO HOUSE.
!" CHARLOTTESVILLE Va
MoISE,

". W. GIBBS. Proprietor.
" hAeks run regularly 70 and from the Railroad Depot N,
'i'u>as Fe' az c4iirEc. miq-1y
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IIVV7F plfr0Iagr M "a
NE 'urTal Assembly, and otiers
er and promises TO spare pain. tn hi endeAvours coniraie
The inAon Of the house well known so desirable that
no2s-n InuS n.pp .rn-r
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NHruCFH PoTArors. oNtoNs-


~ recoumended for nufse without
ncuuhsrance prrferred Apply she residence sonervis
side
~ lf-9il sNfrftus 4
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T LAW,
n Hanover ' -s S-s'n ana
Address. EaheId o, KIns william county apss-aly
PE NSloN ND LAND WARRANT AGENCY
ttNAnhLlN MATTHEWS orv lis clAirna rntei
70 Pensions and Land Bounty under acts Congrrs.
Charges moderate. Once wall street. pH
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BOOKS IN FRENCH.
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Nevanirc Dumas Fis Qu'ou " Salt Pa Uue iox-
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Historic De ia Rus-e par A De Lamariine: e.
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
Another Victim Wanted

Not content with having kept Kansas in a
state of discord aud commotion, from the
time that the first emigrant set foot in the
Territory to the present. the agitators have
turned their eyes upon Nebraska, and marked
her as a victim to their lust for violence and
bloodshed. If these moral and political hy-
eaas could have full scope for the display Of
their brutal prope2sities, the entire country
would be enveloped in the fame of civil
war. correspondent of the New York
Tribune, after speaking of the blissful state
of prosperity and peace which Nebraska now
enjoys, as if such state were perfect eye.
sore to his pious, patriotic soul, Ids But
we have some encouragement. During the
past summer, many good men and true have
come into the Territory, and agitation begins
to be felt, and some are organizing for the
conflict, and stand up maufully for the right"
Upon this cool, calculating and heartless
rejoicing at the prospect of seeing a second
edition of the Kansas scenes enacted, in Ne.
braska, the Philadelphia Ledger most ap.ly
says:
The writer evidently envies the citizens Of
Nebraska their prosperity. He is so much of I;
philanthropIst that he cannot bear to see one
community enjoying more happiness than it,
neighbors. he would therefore like to intro
duce into Nebraska the Kansas customs a.d
amusements, some of the wild spots of tina
Territory, where men hunt each other at night,
as the boys do raccoons, burning them out o
their retreats ard taking their scalps as tro
phies. War is delightful repast at best. bu
when between brothers, it is ioyfully exhilarat
ing and entirely humane and chrstianlike.-
Hurrah, then, for Sharp's rifles and revoyers
Let the ploughshare rust in the furrow. anC
brutal ferocity see how much murder and ra
Pile it can spread over the land. Let this b.
done in the name of religion and humanity, 9th
erwise. when the land is made desolate, and tn
ground is red with the blood of the inhabitants
the voice OF posterty might call it furious ia
naticism, and discord bred of evil passions.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IMPORTANT TO FENsLEs-DR. CHEESEMAN'S Pulls
The combinations OF ingredients in these Pills, is the
result OF long and extensive practice; they mild
in their operation, and certain OF restoring nature TO
its proper channel In every instance have the Pills
proved successful The Pills invariably open OBJ
structions 10 which females liable and bring nature
into s proper chanuel whereby health is restored and
the pale and desihly counenance changed to healthy
one. Noiemale can enjoy good health unless she is
regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place,
whether vn exposure, cold, any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins TO decline, and the
want Of such remedy has been the cause of so many
consumptions among young females. Headache, Pain
in the Side, Palpton CT the Heart, Loaihing Of Food
and disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the In
errupton of nature; and whenever that is the case
the Pills will invariably remedy all these evils. Nor
ere they loss eieacious in the cure OF Leucorrhoea
commonly called the 80 Whites" These Pills ihould
never be taken during pregnancy, they would be
sure TO cause miscarriage Warranted purely Vege-
table, and free from thing injurious life health
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
These Pills put up in square, fiat boxes. Persons
residing where there agency established by enco-
sing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, to DIR. C. L.
CHKKsEMAS, No. 267 Blocker ST., New York City, can
have them their respective addresses by return
of mail. w. w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer for Indiana polls
julyl7d&wly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
State Mass Meeting at indianapolis

Another State Mass Meeting Of the Democra-
cy will be held in this city, on the SEVENTH
OF OCTOBER, one week previous to the State
election. Arrangements will be made, and
published when made, commensurate with the
requirements of the occasion.
1t is designed TO make this meeting one of the
monster gatherings Of the season, and one that
shall place the party in full battle array pre-
paratory to the holly contested struggle that
is to follow.
The Democratic Press throughout the State
are requested to aid in giving publicity to all
notices that may b. issued in reference to this
meeting, and also to aid in getting up such an
interest among the people, as shall secure a
general attendance from all parts of the State.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
{" Ian els ARMY"

The New York Tribune gives the follow
ing statement of facts
Lanes Army" the approach of which to
wards Kansas, through Iowa, produced such
an excitement among the Border Rufiians who
had closed the entrance into Kansas through
Missouri, was nothing but party of emf
grants attempting to make their way into Kan
sas with the intention of establishing them
selves there as bona fde settlers. They were
made up partly of families from Indiana and
partly of three compsnies-two from Massa-
chusetts and one from Chicago-which had
been stopped and robbed in an attempt to pass
through Missouri, and compelled to retrace
their steps.
This specimen Of the Tribne's reckless
ness and audacity is copied by the Black
Republican Press, just as though they them
selves believed it, and expected their readers
to believe it. Since the statement was frsl
coined by the Tribune, scores of letters from
Abolitionists in Kansas have been published
in its own columns, showing that it was
without the least shadow or particle of truth
No letter written to the Abolition press pre-
tends to deny that LANE entered Kansa.
with body of armed men, who signalized
their introduction into the Territory, by the
attack upon the Town of Franklin, upon tn,
Camp of Georgia emigrants under Captain
TREADwELL, and upon the house of Col
TITUS, in all of which they did credit to thu
reputation given them by the people of IL
linois and Iowa, wherever they stopped Ion.
enough to make themselves known.
Pretty women and children" those vag
abouds of LANE must be, if such deeds O
barbarsm and cruelty are to be taken as a
index by which to judge!
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
From California.
NEw YoRK, Monday Sept. Is.

NEW DIRK, Monday sept. 10.
The steamship George Lal1 arrived yesterday
bringing San Francisco mails 10 the Doth ult.
She connected with the John l.. Steuens
which brought to Panama nearly two millions
of specie end FIVE hundred passengers
The George LaD left Aspinwall on the Sd
and arrived at Havana on the Sth inst She
sent boat into port at that place to ask leave
to land the mails for New Orleans, which was
refused. She then sailed for Key West and
landed the New Orleans mails.
steamer would call there TO receive them
The Law brings 81 5000 freight. There
was 10 sickness among her passengers
The Independence, from Callao, arrived al
Panama, August 81. All were well on board
The st. Narys was still at Panama, aud the
Saratoga at Aspinwall. The crews were well
The New York and New Orleans packet
ship AtbertoR was wrecked on the Florida Reefs
August %. Also, an unknown French shin
with cargo of Havana sugar, all total loss
together with several lives.
The Vigilance Committee uncondtionally
| released Judge Terry on the 7th of August.
On the 18th of August the committee had q
grand review and parade.
The whole forces numbered from four to five
thousand well-appointed troops. The com
mlttee had not officially disbanded, but it was
understood that its functions ceased for The
piC~tuh WIN the AUGMENTATION OF tne lcln.
The several companies retain their arms and
organization. and it was reported tina; the com
mittee would re-assemble in case of necessity
The committee for the King testimonial re-
port the receipt of $50 900 to be conveyed tc
trustees for the benefit Of the widow and chill.
dren of the late editor of the Bulletin,
Peaches, melons, &c, of fine qrality .Tand
cheap, are abundant in San Francisco. The
| crops generally are fine.
very destructive fire had taken place al
Diamond Springs, causing the loss of property
to the amount OF 100000.
Murders and robberies were numerous in the
interior.
On the 18th of August the stage from Comp
tonville to Marysville, full of passengers, and
having on board 500, 900 in treasure was attack
ed by six mounted robbers. The passenger.
defended themselves bravely. Forty shot
were exchanged. The coach was riddled will
bullets, and one woman killed. Several 9th
ers were severely wounded The robbers wer
finally obliged to Retreat without booty
The markets at San Francisco were generall
dull, and without material change Provis
ons are firm. Pork has slightly advanced -
| Breadstuffs are firm at full prices Large ship
ments continue to Australia
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
A Good time Among Oar eslm,n citiz,ns.

We have had a glorious and an cntbusi-
astic time among us since the arrival of
Francis J. GRUND. Esq, in our city. Mr..
GRUND is gentleman Of fine literary attain
ments, is we'll informed and correct poll
tician, and speaks with geat force and elo-
quence. He made a most excellent and ar
gumentative speech at Washington Hall, on
Saturday night, to very large and intelli-
gent audience, who seemed perfectly capti-
waited with his discourse. So cheering and
exciting was the style and matter of his
speech, that it frequently drew forth the
most prolonged and rapturous applause
The large German audience in attendance
were so we'll pleased that they insisted on
his delivering another speech on Monday
evening, to which he consented.
On Monday he made most noble and
patriotic speech at Palestine, in Hancock
County, to a large and gratifed meeting OF
the people, comprising hundreds of the Ger
man citizens of that vicinity. They were
also highly pleased with his visit, and with
his eloquent and convincing remarks.
On Monday night Mr.. GRUND again ap-
peared in indianapolis, and met an anxious
and extremely large assemblage at Union
Hall. Nearly every German of Indianapolis,
and of the neighborhood were in attendance,
as were also many of our American born citi-
zens, all of whom seemed particularly in
terested, and pleased with his many sound
arguments, his eloquent language, and his
exciting oratory. This short visit of Mr..
GRUND was we'll timed and well used to dis
abuse the minds Of our German fellow citi-
zers of the sophistry and misrepresentation
which the Abolitionists had been ondeavor-
ing to palm upon them.
We commend Mr.. GRUND to the kind at
tention of the people of Indiana wherever
he may honor them with a call, for he is a
worthy gentleman, an accomplished scholar,
an eloquent speaker, and a sound Democrat.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.
PLoUR-Th re was a fair demand for Flour 10 day
but at lower rates The sales comprise 200 brls al So
IS: $50 brls at SIS So 1870 do choice the same 90 do
at SIS SO; $780, and lsO do extra white heat
at SOLO. The receipts during the last "a hours have
been 3,335 brls.
GRAfN-Saes of 800 bush. Oats at 3sc and 500 do.
Barley ut $780,
WnIsKY-The demand is good and the market firm
with sales OF 40 brls at q lc and 200 do from wag
at 275sc.
CHKEsE-The market is duh, and the supply rather in
OF the demand owing TO the want ofshipping ia
ciliiies.
BuTrER-Saes OF ID frkins prime packed at I5c.-
The market Is firm, with good demand and light re-
ceipts
Hav-The arketispoorly supplied, and prime sells
from wagons at S25
PRoyIsIoSs-There is much ofinier Transporting
Mess Pork and is held at 10. Bacon selling
in su.all lots at our last quotations.
SusAR-The market is firm with fair demand; sales
% io hhds al 90, 90 and Zoe. for low fair and
good fair.
CorFEE-The market is without change, the and
fair steas rates; sales OF 100 lie Il<c
Mot AssEs-The market 10 n.m at iSc with ,noder-
ate demand
AsHrs-A sale OF IL casks at Ca decline.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
Late Kansas N ews.

Private advices from Kansas give hope Of
a peaceful settlement of the troubles which
have hung as dark cloud upon that Terri
tory. Governor GEARY visited Lawrence
with an escort of Dragons and was well re-
ceived. A Governors salute was fired upon
the occasion and he made happy speech
1t was expected that an arrangement would
be effected that would disband all the private
forces in the Territory, and the prospect Of
which was hailed with general rejoicing =
These reports we hope will receive salts
factory confirmation. We have every conf
dence that Governor GEARY can and will
give peace to Kansas.