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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-15
Fearful Case of Communication

A NlGHT ADyENTURE.-We copied late.
ly from a Pittsburg paper an interesting
announcements Of q recent case of som,
nambulism Rear that city. The particu-
lars furnish n vivid picture of the periIs oil
this singular phenomenon, and the mar.
row escape Of the parent from in!uriag
his child with a gun in the dark should be
q warning to oilers not to be too hasty.-
The case, as stated, occurred at Oakland,
the private residence of a gentleman, and
the account says:
Hearing footsteps upon the stairs about
midnight, and suspecting burglars might
be about the premises, the gentleman
rose from his bed and took down ii double
barrIeed gun, with which in his hand he
proceeded to the door opening into the
hall. Reaching the door, hs applied his
ear to the key-hoIe and heard what he
thought n rustling of garments upon the
stairs. Hastily drawing a chair to the
door, he stepped upon it and inserted the
gun through the sranson. Just then the
thought occurred to him that it might be
his daughter, who sometime previously
was addicted to walking in her Sleep
Passing out into the hall, with gun still in
his hand, TO be used in case circumstances
warranted it, he found the apartment en-
tircly vacant, and lighting a lamp, he then
assembled the stairs. Imagine his surprise
and terror on looking out of the chamber
windows to see among the branches of q
tall tree which grew there, his daughter
dressed in her night habiiiments and
seemingly utterly unconscious of her
perilous position. Without uttering a
word, or making a SQUAD calculated to
brighten her, he stepped out of the window
himself, and Ainding one arm tightly a
bout the waist of The sleeping girl, he, with
great exertion, managed to regain the hall
with his precious urthen. The surprise
Of the young lady when she awoke, and
was Informed of her periIous adventure,
can be better imagined then described
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United States Trf- Weekly Mail
Line 10 Vickshurg.

f9s@aA From New Orleans to vicksburg-
8I4F8 For Donaldsonville, PIaquemine,
aB Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara, Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez,
Waterproof, Rodney, St. Joseph, Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Vicksburg.
Princess, Capt. HoIMEs, Tuesday, at s P. III.
McRea, Capt. CANNON, Thursday, at S, P. NJ.
N;ttchcZ, Capt. feathers, Saturday, at S Pa
The above mentioned splendid passenger pack.
cts will leave on their regular days, without fail,
al the hour appointed. A bu siness entrusted to
their care will be promptly and faithfully attend
ed TO. Freight taken for Yazoo, if consigned 10
W. NJ. Shaw, the agent of the boats at Vicks-
burg, who will forward it without delay and with
out any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for any let
ter or package, containing money, iewelry, or o"
Their valuables, unless regular bills of lading are
taken, specifying the contents AID value, and the
freight paid; nor Tor any valuables Deposited with
the clerk by the passengers, OF contained i'll their
baggage.
u The PRINCESS passes P~laquemine for
New Orleans every Sunday morning-the Nc
REA every Tuesday mornirg-and the MATCH
EZ every Thursday morning. octll
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james NJ. Elan is Dead.-Tt is a melancho-
" duty which forces upon US, says the Baton
Rouge Gazette, the announcement that JAMES
N. ELAN, is no more. He expired yesterday
morning, after an Illness Of several weeks, but
which until very recently was not supposed to
be dangerous. The deceased had long been q
prominent member of the bar of our city; an
influential and active member of the Methodist
Church, and a gentleman whose political
identity With Baton Rouge, had long been es-
tablished. AmiablO in disposition, he was a
cherished friend, a kind husband and indulgenl
father, His virtues will not decay with him.
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Noat's GrGpe.--A mosque has been erected
over the grave Of the great patriarch Noah.--
A writer, remarking upon the fact, says: Il
do not remember the exact measurement of
the tomb; but if this is his sepulchre, Noah
must have been a very tall man, for it certainly
seemed to ne, at a random guess, 10 he about
one hundred feet in length. The old man
who showed ii 10 US told me that this was his
length as far as his kness, the rest being bent
~downwards. Over the grave is placed a green
c!oth--the ~favorite color of the Mohommedans
and ii is visited not only by Moslems but by
Christians"
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H~uS7IseroS, the Forger.--The New York

HUNTINGTON, the Forger.--The New York
Herald says:
THE career of Huntington has been like a
display of freworks-briIliant, but eyanescent.
For a little while be spent money like water.
He had six or eight horses-two pairs for
carriages for himself and wife. and several fast
%trotters. His sideboard was brilliant with mas
sive plate. He was a great man at Saratoga,
Niagara and Rockaway, where his wife had
more trunks and more diamonds than any one
else; and 10 town he kept up two matrimonial
establishments, one regular and the other irreg-
uIar-one a Christian home, the other a Ma
hommedan ~reaglio-one according to the laws
OF New York, and the other according to the
customs of the Mormons--within few doors
of each other. He was a prince for an hour
People ate at his dinners, drove his horses,
drank his wine, borrowed his money. and
wondered how he got it all. But the crash
came at last, and what are all bis former splen-
doris compared with his present position? He
bought his Injuries at s tremendously high
price"
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a. WTEBERE.
WI nausier EbOmfste.

ETANT reconnaissant des faveurs possess qui
L. il a recues, informe respectueusement SEES
amis ct lie public general, qu'apres une courte
absence de son depot usuel sur la rue de Plaque
mine, vis-a-vis lie marche, il y est retabli, ct il
espere y dep1eurer-il reeoit %toujours de la Nile.
Orleans ct de Cincinnati, des assortment de
MEUBLES DE TOUTES DESCRIPTIONS,
quill vendra a has prix CONNIE d'ordinaire.
II prend en- 9change des vieux meubles, gu il
les repare a bon marche.
II fait aussi des cercui els de toutes descriptions
sur demande ct a t~oujours su main des c%ercuiels
patentes de Fisk; il a aussi I'M corbiIlard; a prix
moderes nove
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SOUTHERN SENTINEL.
r@Adrertisers in New Orleans and

npAdvertisers in New Orleans and
elsewhere would do well to recollect
the aSentinel" when they wish their
business brought prominently before
one of the weaIthiest communities in
the State. The Sentinel" is the Oldest
paper published in this parish, and
has a bona ide subscription greater
than any paper ever published here
Advertising terms very moderate.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-15
MEssRs. FLEMING BRos.

HE## NDS&AN . @A4E &SA@SS
feel il my duty to make the following state.
ment Several Of my children have been un-
we'll for the last week or Two. called at the
BIC MORTAR to get some Oil of Wormseed
and other truck, to give them for worms. The
Druggist recommended WLane's Vermifnge,
prepared by you, but having heretofore, tried
every Verntiuge, in my knowing, without ad-
vantage. told him it was not worth while, as
ny cnliaren appeared proof against them ALL
lie said t0Ftake a bottle, and offered If IL done
no good to refund the money. To satisfy him
done 40, and the effect was 40 much better
than expected that / got another bottle. and the
result was most astonishing. Three Of NV
children discharged a great number of the
largest worms | ever saw. To a Young man.
my Mad Carrier, who was weak, puny and
poor as 8 snake, for i month or so, | gave two
doses which brought from him at least a pint
Of what Is called stomach worms! Strange as
thls may appear, yeti is as true as preachtng.'
How the boy stood it, SO long as he did, with
ten thousand @BoTs'' gaawing at his stomach,
10 the greatest wonder to me. All these eases
are now doing well. No doubt the lives of
tbonsaads Of children have been saved by the
timely use OF this extraordinary medicine
Don't fail to give It a trial.
K@Purchaasss viii be careful to ask for DIR.
MLANE's CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
manufactured BY FLEMING BROS. Of Prrrs-
BSEoE, p. All other Vermifuges in comparison
re worthless. DE-. M'Lane's genuine Verunlfuee,
go Bis celebrated Liver Pills, can now be- had 10
slFespeaabis drug stores. Nors esaptss s0aa0s
We stgratnrsS Ne
FLEMING EROS.
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STATE Of Louisiana-Parish Of UerplAe.
Sale.

10y virtue Of an order or decree to me d.
ID rected from the Hon'ble the Sixth Dis
trict Court of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the parish of I~berville, bearing date the 28th
Octobar, 1856, will offer at public sale to
the highest and last bidder on
Saturday, 29th day of November,
next, 1856, at ii O'Clock A NJ, the following
described property belonging 10 the
Succession Of Samue! McFadin, decd,
30 wit:
A certain Lot of Ground lying and situated
in the town Of Plaquemiue, parish of IberviIIe,
measuring forty FIVE feet front on Main street
by one hundred and one feet in depth, bounded
towards the river by q lot Of jean Bite. Roth,
on the opposite side and in the rear BY Lot
No. 2; said lot is designated in the Office Of the
Recorder of this parish for reference, as Lot
No. 8; sold with all the buildings thereon
Said Lot is established as a 1EN-PIN AL
LEY and its appurtenances.
Terms and Conditions,
One third of the price of adjudication paya-
bic in all the month of March 1857, and the
balance of said price payable in all the month
OF March 1858; purchaser to furnish his notes
endorsed to the satisfaction of the administra.
tor Of the succession, and made payable at the
office of the Recorder of this parish; said notes
to bear interest at the rate of s per cent per
annum from and after maturity till paid, and
special mortgage retained on the property sold.
Sale TO take place al the Court House.
JOS. Fl. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of ibervilIe, Oct. %, 1856 -novl
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atationerY.
HofeI ID Restaurant.

T Esoussigne ) Phonneur d'informeT ses amis
- ell lie public in general, que son Restauran
restera ouvert pendant Pete aussi bien que Phiver
ct qu'il est prepare d fourneir des logements pour
tous voyaguers a toute heure. On peut aussi
pensionner par semaine gu par mois, 4 son 6tab-
lissement. Cuisine b l'Italienne ct la Fran
caise par meillieurs des cuisiniero.
a. PERRON III.
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8i-snlnhfta Of Lime.

TNHE undersigned, are now manufacturing a
4 PURE and GENUINE article of S%ulphite,
which has been used in the Parishes of Lafourche,
Terre5onne and Assumption, by the best and
largest Planters in those Parishes, and pronoun-
ced superior to any in use, and the same Planters
have made their engagements with US for this
year. Wherever our Bi-Sulphite has been proper
ly used it has given universal satisfaction. To
Planters who have not given it a trial, we would
say, send us your orders and address, and satisfy
yourselves. SMITH, MCLEOD & CO.,
noyI As Common, St., New Orleans,
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IOsEPHF EsMER.
Foot and shoe Walker.

Has established himself in Plaquemine in
the above business. He viii perform all
work entrusted TO him With naatness and despatch,
with durable workmanship, In fashionable style.
and 1T moderate rates.. He solicits q share Of pub-
lie paEyonaFe His ahop is on Bank street, neaTlY
opposite BiehieFse Bsr6eYs shop der ls-
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Plaquemine Female Seminary.

#t. @s &
THIS Institution will be r~e-opened for
= the reception of Boarding and Day Pupils
on the Ist of October next. Teachers of superior
qualifications have been engaged for the different
departments. The Acadenical year will consist
of two sessions of five months each, ending res
pectively on the last days Of February ana July:
Payment required by the session, in advance
No deduction made in case Of pupils leaving ne
fore the close Of the session, except on account o.
sickness.
TERMs-Per month, for French and EngIisn
81, Sc and IS, according to the advancement Of
the pupil; for Board, SIG, and incidental Ezpe1
ses. so cents.
EXTRAS-Music on Piano OF Guitar, With
use of instrument, So; Drawing, IS; Painting, 3D.
Latin or Greek, So.
Boarding pupils will furnish their own towels
and table napkins, and also q silver fork and
spoon. Articles of clothing must be permanently
marked with the full name.
. F.. W. LARKTN.
Plaquemine, Sept, 10, 1868
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-15

MLANE's VERMIFUGE IN TEXAS.
Hear what the Proprietor Of the @STAR
HorEL." has to say Of the wonderful effects Of
M'Lane's Kermyuge:
"STAR HoTEL,'' CEETEaVr1LE, TEXAS,
Ans 9qd. 1884
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Coopers' Tools.

uOGSHEAD TRUSS HOOPS,
IL 81, 80 and 80 inch Dbl aud half hbl do, all
sizes; Caopers' Knives, Axes. AIDES, POINTERS,
Flagging Irons, Howels and Croze, Compasses,
&C., all Of superior make, and for sale by
iy12 HART, AUSTIN & co.
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TgGEECl.

a Ii persons indebted to the late Capt.
"A JAMES JOHNSTON, wilE please call and
settle with Capt. o. Hinckley of steamer "Ope-
lousas,'' who is fully authorized to receipt for the
same, or the undersigned at No. 3 Front Levee,
near Customhouse street, New Orleans.
J. NJ. JOHNSTON,
au30-3m Testamentaly Executor.
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Death Of John M C~layton.-This distin>
guished statesman died 10 Baltimore last Tues.
day.
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CONDITIONS.
FOR SALE,

1--WE LOTS of Ground on upper Bank street.
= For further particulars. apply at this office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

was held, are Of the very best
character, energy, honesty, ard
hospitality, ! have not seen a su-
perior population in the State
Many Of the bravest soldiers in
the early struggles Of Texas with
the Mexicans and Indians, live,
In this county. the Methodist
church is strong, and growing
And these Methodisis are Meth
odists Of the right stamp. May
they continue to flourish.
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benson.



ASHLAND, May IL, 1851.
Mr. DEAR SIR: | received your
favor Of the 10Th. There is no
Significance, whatever, to the ar
ticle to which you rafsr in the Re-
porter. TWAS put there without
my authority or knowledge, and l
regretted when / saw it.
You ask what is to be done il
South Carolina cecedos. / an
swerunhesitatingly, that the Con-
stitntion and laws Of the United
States must continue to be enforc-
Jed there, with all the power Of the
Union, il necessary. Secession
is treason; and il il we're Mott
it were a legitimate and rightful
exercise Of power--it would be n
virtual dissolution Of the Union.
For ifone State may secede, every
State may; and how long, in such
a state Of things, could We be
kept togetherY Suppose Ken
lucky were to secede? Could the
rest Of the Union tolerate q for
eign power in their very bosom?
There are those soho think
the Union musf be pseserred
and kept together By an err
ciusire reliance upon iore
and reason. Tint Is not my
opinion. 1 hare some conf-
denrc la this insfrumenfaii-
~; bat depend upon it, that no
human government can exist
without the power Of applying
force, and the actual application
Of ii in extreme cases. My be-
lief Is, thatit it should be applied
to South Carolina, in the event
Of her secession, she would be
speedily reduced TO obedience,
and that tho Union. instead Of
being weakened, would acquire
additional strength.
Writing. as you perceive. by an am
anuensis. | must be brief. and con.
clude with assurances Of my constant
regard"
We would suggest to honest Fill
more Free-SoiIers, frightened by the
doleful sounds from "Tooms" thai
they compare this letter os Henry
Clay's with the Albany speech Of Mil
lard Fillmore.
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ASA IGLEH ART,

(Iate Of and succsssorto tngie, Wheeler d fgic-
hartia Neal hstats Agsncies,l
Attorney az law aud
tscut E~tntc Agent,
Wtlisttend 20 The COLLECTION Of Dsbts, the pur-
chase sno sale of N cal Estate aud all othsr pro
frsslonnl business inFustcd 10 hlm IN VAnder-
burxh and the sdjaiuinR eountiesin Indiana.
III POrSIaE oskR CANAL SASH
EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
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geo HOLLAND 4 4 .. 9, pInKEEYr-ArIok-
~ NEisAf Law: ulios ~ hs.ls's block.
NEW DRUG STORE,

NEW DRUG STORE.
tsIoH or fHE GOLDEN MORTAR
ID " JOlHlNSTUN
DruRs, medicines, Pasnts, oils,
Dyc.-stufrs, Perfumery, ssatlons
cry, kc., % ~
Vest side Of Mum ST.. nezf door to the
VALLEY HOUSE,
BR0oKvILLE, INDIANA.
THAMES pleasure IN informing The public gensr
i ally, that he 10 row IN receipt o. and open.
= :si Mi sssi "a s ~ linz: 'ii
stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
he can cay with all confidence. 10 not surpassed.
sishsr In quality or Variety BY any other house 10
The count, nor 81 - iov prices. He large ssock
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C.,
opening az elegant sssorsnsns Of
English. French and American Per-
fumeues.
Al Of ~hieh have been purchased Al saeh prices
ss VIII enable me 70 sell Them stshs very lowest
Psr any Of No above or numerous other article.
ususlly kept IN houses Of like character, the Pc b.
l,e are respectfully invited 70 The @sisn u shs
Non carefully compounded. ...
.|'" IL. " JOHNSTON.
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- 1<u
Vu< 1eaoess e!e nos nse'y 20
nave forgotten the circumstances
et'eno'nq ne o'.PeFz'on o. Toe
Aans.: tFee-5ta'e he's',tu'o'
ss'sm?':a On the stn q 'u'y
1noo9n y vas = Peaceao'e anu 'e-
b, s11ene!y tnougn's nao no.
.t''us' 70 au{ W." ~ ,e''S'
~ ae,oc,''y o. .ne eoe'a'' VI
evso 9 sne te..''os'Al govern
:e:.ooesa = P.oPo c - 10
.o''.a5 more 'aau 'n' oou',''"-
s.o' e exp:ess .'' y oA1 r1a:.ss
y ~ e'''.ess - sno on''o'
St@''s. zoe .' slsn' 2. :. ao'ns; lame :,
s''''ou y. sso 'eu'0'' y
es'ev.uee4 ~ ye r 20. 91 n ~
o.''oes " 'ee : e.,'a' AMY u'"'
o g INTO y. n p s.. a. sns a snS
= oonPeuy =. u',eo'" :. aus
.-'oIo,n0e Win MS s. ,nst'; ~
msmbaru ;nstnnilv Ia disperse.-
The act Was arbitrary and hien-
n.n1so'-.u .au'on s'o'A' s5n.. =
Sfatea. but 20 thorouohIv in kec-
n;nr v;th tho Whole Kansas poll
~ a. thn 0overnment that il
f:.l-d a ero,.se snv unusuol in
5;.,.f;cn /, the cnhl;c mind.
G':f;t iss.-.,ss .rer;sI attention.
.rot onIv hv ia ;osr;ns;c char,
.otsr hot fam The esct that the
Idninisfratiop. With cboracteris-
ia co-,rd;se and treacberv. Is
endeavorinr to evade the odium
If ii and "a throw the whole re-
soonibilitv upon Col. Sumner
A eommuniostion IL another COL
umn upon this subject rehearsing
The history Of the case. will at
frnot attention.
Il Min he remembered that In
executing What be declared to be
HE s.;nstrnct;ons'' Col. Summer
declered thss he vas ..perform;no
the most painlinl dutvof his life." "
A rasolnt;on vas adonted soon ac.
fer i the Sonata csll;no ior IN.
f,rm.t;oc n rscar1 70 fbesa in
struofions.-and Mr.. Secretary
Davis in reply. asserts that ano
orders bad been from that Depart
ment.'' He proceeds to state
that Gov. Shannon was authoriz-
ed. in case he found tho Courts
and powers of the United States
Marsh ais Inadequate for the sup
preston Of insurrectionary CON-
biuations. or armed resistance to
the execution Of Che Law. to call
upon Col. Sumner for aid; and in
that event Col. Sumner was in
strncted TO afford il But il
does not appear that Governor
Shannon made any effort to dis
perse the Topeka meeting by the
use Of the local force,-that he
even summoned them to disperse,
or that he called upon Col Sum
ner at all. Secretary Davis evil
IDENTIFY intends it to be under
stood that Col. Sumner. ia dis
persing that assembly, acted with.
ant orders. unon his own respou.
sibilitv. and in violation of his in
struciions. Il il the direct oh.
;eot Of his replv TO the Senate :
inquiry. 10 convey this IMPRESS.
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Dissolution. !

DRooKs 4 Noui.k DISSOLVED PARTNER
ID ship Last wsck In the Boot and Shoe basinesr
~ mutual consent al dsbts dus The arm are W
bs paid " Jsmes Noble. Who has ths books for
collection. Ne can BE- found a ksq. Wards old
once. nsxt door above Fudgss Tia store. a.
aug 10
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BR0OKVILLE.
REAlY'S 0SClLATING
lIAPgR AN u0vER g0nlIIEl

n Fkw 90 TilESk NovRL MACHINES WILL
- 20 ready foe use thi. harvest. - lover r.ss.
Introducing them isto uss. The whole Maehine
y dfives By one wheel und The sickis cannot be
ehoked, q y ireqnsntH the euss Win soms Ma.
and zee uaA Il nseds no pul1ne boi spsaks fnr n.
sell. Werrkntsd " sire sntLsfaction Or no pas /.
Call and mase roar arrsnecmsnls soon - therv
wth notbs more than zen o. Twelve put up this
harvest = =
may 90 " REMY 4 RopuAN.
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LIYH0GRAPHY 4 IIGlIVIIG.

Observation-Disclosures, La npscAPEs, fortrsits. ID
plomas. Maps, >how Cards, N otes. Drafts ,bins "
Exchange Labels .6c. dc.
MIDDLETON a WALLACE.
Notf5 walnut street. odd Fellows Hall.
Cincinnati, Nov.iI ie53-<7-iyr.
state OF fndisna.l In tho conrtof comnon
franklin County, Plea.
Aaron N. hoberls, Joseph L. Roberis,l
John Roberts, Wiliiam =. koberssl
George 7. Roberts and Hannah kob-(
erts heirs OF Joseph Roberu dseeased) Petition
vs.. for
aee,h Roberts and Mary csppin heirs
The said defendants, heirs OF John Roberts Jr.
deceased, will lake notice OF the psndency OF said
petition. aud appear la the Franklin Court OF
Common PIras. an The second day OF the next
term thereof. 10 be- holden ut the Couft House In
Brook Vile. In tho County OF franklin aud stats
of Indiana, on the first No nday of October next
10 answer the petition or said pizlntiu for pArti-
uon OF Real Estate.
Witness John n. johnson, Clerk Of said Court
July IS sv j. N. JOHNSTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

Mr.. Hall, in one Of his ad-
dresses before q Republican meet
ing last week, produced, for the
ediiication Of the Fillmore neigh
bors who came with troubled con-
sciences to hear some Fremont
truth, the thirty-eighth letter Of
Henry Clay, 10 the Calvin Cotton
collection, which is short, but to
the point The italics are our
own:
Mr.. Clay to Thomas u. Ste