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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-10

The 0LD-LME WHO'S OF CONNECTICUT
The amalgamaiion of the Know Nothinsss
with the Republicans in Connecticut has left
the Old-lne Wings no Alternative Gays the
journal Of Commerce. lsut either to abstain
from taking any part in the Presidential
election, or uniting with the Democrats in
the choice of BUCHANAN and BRECKINRIDGE.
A large number of them will adopt she latter
course. Among those who have publicly
taken this position are, Col Hazard, late
chairman of the central Wing committee;
Hon. Charles Chapman late Wing member
of Congress from the Hartford district; n.
Morgan Esq; Hon. Philip s Galpin, recent
ly elected Mayor of New Haven by the
Democrats, and many Others.
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GRAND DKMOCRAFIC RALLY!
IT orCh EFT O @ . - - 4 q m
Two Thousand Democrats Astiri

The Terch Light Procession, on Saturday
evening, was one of the most imposing pageants
ever witnessed in indianapolis. TWAS one of
those scenes that speak trumpet tongued of
the Union, harmony, enthusiasm and invinci-
bic determination that peryades the Democrat
&c ranks. Even Democrats were surprised to
see a demonstration SO grand and imposing
with so short notice and so little previous
preparation. The procession first formed at
the Court House square, in two divisions, one
headed by the Military Band. and the other by
the Brass Band. Marching thence through
Washington street to the Governors circle, the
vast multitude was then re-arranged, and the
torch lights and transparencies brought out
There were eight hundred of the former and
forty of the latter. The notices and devices
upon the transparencies were not only appro-
pirate but full Of significance. The sentiments
expressed by many Of them were brief but
terse exposition of the fundamental principles
of the Democracy
From the Circle, the procession again moved
through the principal streets of the city, receiv.
ing accessions 10 its numbers as it swept on
ward from street to street. Judging from the
comparative number OF those who carried
torches and those who did not, we think we are
safe in estimating the whole number in process.
sion at 1890 to 1900. Besides these there
were MANY stationed on the side walks at va.
rious points who. at all times, are found among
the rank and file OF The Democracy On the
whole, the affair of Saturday evening was one
Of the largest and most enthusiastic s'turn
outs" ever witnessed in our city. In point Of
interest. and public attraction We doubt if il
was ever equalled.
The procession made its final halt in the
State House square, where arrangements had
been made for public speakia-
Speeches were made successfully by Hon
w. ]. BRowN, Gov. WILLAkb, Gov. wsIenr, anc
Col. ALIEN MAY. II is unnecessary for us {,
notice the speeches in detail The names o
the speakers themselves is an index OF tn,
character Of the entertainment, in which III,
great mass of the people of our city SO enthu
siastieally participated. 1t was, indeed "t
FEAST of reason and flow Of soul" One thing
however. we wish particularly to note. Tn
speakers all concurred in hearing testinon,
that in their travels through the State, the
never saw the Democracy of Indiana NOR
thoroughly aroused 10 sense of their duty
or more firmly determined to perform it, to tn
utmost, than at the present. time. Never wa
E stronger or more healthy spirit of en-
thHsiasm msnifested-never was the prospes
Of a glorious victory more certain. If tn
spirit which animates the Democracy OF or
city IS shared to any extent by their brethre
throughout the State, the msjority for BrcHANA
and BREcKISRIDGE, in Indiana, will exceed an
ever before given.
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ora. P. WILLARD, Democratic cal
OF HENDRICKS.

TA. P. WILLARD, Democratic candidate
for Governor, will address his fellow citizens
at the following times and places
AT AIexSndria. Madison county, Monday, July 81, |
Pm
Al Albany. Delaware county, Tuesday, July ~. ]
r. N
At DeeraeId. Randolph County, "Wednesday. July 3,
I Pm
Al Portland Jaw county, Thursday. July -. PM.
AT Camden, Jaw county, Thursday, July "A, A. NJ
Al Hartford, BlsGssord county, Friday, July 90 10
An
Al Wheeling. Delaware county, Friday, JHly IS, ,
r. NJ
AtNariOn, Grant county, saturday, July %, p. NJ.
At Warren. Huntington county, Monday, July y, |
=. n.
AT BlafsOn, Wells county, Tuesday, July %. r. VI.
at D-srtar. adams county, Wednesday, July 10. 1
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.

tiILDH0oD-yoCIH Ia NBoofs-oiD sor.
V1sirl, saauniace lac Enzrasiags, from The ongi-
A. usis, IL sl,isgier fHsfItgss. fOE Young ladies
G3fiam y. Abbot, f.incpal.
A GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
1t Gss year, execution ins oiyfg expense ~ s20,
,Na Plates isax3. Paper ssEn
Three grades are Published =, Auisis proofs ~
'Le So p icilered proofs an lii'iia ghlef-, s'n
l'i.sois ..i l.iain paper, 80.
10 t4-fcFHruy Ills scenes sae. ali1 '"m nlenti-
hssli o. ,rri, B'aG'iai, ''fd ln.ifacise -erieon
O.. trl.er-. i' cnliHsrtra o. gtsra moral ie--"hi
aitt s'sitcHii-r s-f sting, infiis tnK. ~ iifts
i.s ~ lovers 80 ,i.s cauiifll es 49, snn- essniair
0Pia ui ! his county ass ovsT produced
Tue attention 90 the fTs1s . iafiicdafit htAsf 10
this afnE. view ~ uneQaaii~d y 'iAfiiy and
prospert-- Terms most tsvofshic-
ffaspectss q - pp. 3 70 e0hia," ieii lies.
esit nu if tha work. wiib bdmcgOus ie.iinonais OF
il, ,-t ,f-tae'r. :s1... most Distinguished Ar
lists. and he 4 accredited juaEts ri Al, e. 3, Aessfs
i'fteft. narshi Huntingdon. hareh, .rg1"., asi-
i.as. .uf kcn.-f; t'rai1."4s Ncr-e, Ne4f. ufeeb.
tr-a-al.. ave Hfs- Alr-nn"fs trNs-. fieilsu -
rrfse, S.at-tf-- hffae-.. we. - o. -l,tfii and
tlamis..t. iloa. ffrfgd ErrEsii, hna Geors' bah-
.r..i Hon &, e. TeFp'ai,, i,gsihef Eiih TIE Voice
-n, 4f trs ciiy ardsAiso- - the hif.es' h"fS-
peas sril
Ts1a LOSD1E lRT JOURNAL
So d. sent ga hs receipt of Two ros,sge s.aHps, 81
Iur-. .ne frni'- uE e. Aeentsi 81 - q" l'r' a""
g.. yreJag.iei bowed ia, 81 sy"id ining re aIoii-
%. 90 ie l,i 81. 9 ,Pi-s ai iio rai 70 one collar,
M se sells iii. aati-ffetssy cfic. - -rn' - hr
s.if-- a.li.-.f .f.s- ff toXt- -''i1 ssfsfe-
.eip.ihci O. 'ha ',@.i price, a"' ''F'' '"'
IL ..ft... atar..a ftrs. \. x. WOLFE.
laiysiA 3ma piuei.l iosii'aie NsS York.
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Era al Nathan

We learn from the Madison Courier Of the
Sd, that disastrous Ere occurred in that
city,on the night previous, destroying the ship
yarl buildings, the new boats on the Ways,
and large quantity of lumber One of the
boats burned was first class ODE for the Mis-
souri, river trade nearly completed. She had
her engines and boilers up and was valued
at $4,000. She was insured in the Etna
e. So, 900, and in the Merchants and the
Star Insurance Companies for twenty-five
hundred dollars each. The entire loss is es-
iimatel at $4,000 Only tea thousand Of
this sum is covered by insurance.
The large boat was being finished on ac-
count Of the assignees Of DAVID WHITE.
The Moderate new steln-wheel boat.
had beeu hauled out on the ways on ihurs-
day. and was in critical position, bot escap-
ed uniniured.
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Narth. Nv sstera Christian. Unipa.s,ip

LIBRARY FESTIVITIES F.'f 1UI :. q, IS. ~ a.
IRE nEier graduates II liie pssfyfrsiy ssf - e
amined before the pu'5ic on A0uaaF, lr .!si .at
Wednesday, july u, x snt " fr'Ei 3 a y A Y
and fr0m.9 a s. T. a.
Inc patrons al iao Isrfrsii ssl. "a f.laai 81 eddie
cat0n .gs cordially solicited l., be- ps,-pni
~. James rhailen OF thHssi-fhii, sill 1si-r- u
p5pniar tiTs.s Oh r,tssaay nish, .f1-.-at. IS. 81
university Hall, % .'e+is- r'vat -...if
Tg RsT y 3 huiGtu '.i. 'fa,ilaai. SAB .fs. lr
iivnr I cc ne
1hsrsJay, tH!y r. i-fa- l.,tra. .u. -. t., .r .l
iStaiusfrs Wuon o4agSis 81 - f-rtst-. ... tY.
den5s- graduates eRd ISi.t.4 lt-s.s -s,,a 3d..
arc p tao n,ieTlr0 Sc .I'
ceisureate VIII be prrio. 1r. .c.0r
fftr oder Of me f.cu:r.
tgy1wlwasl
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THE K&G TEsTIMosIsL-The contIibu
tons to this fund for the support and eauea-
ton of Mr. KINGS children already amounr
to S28. 600 At least $4,000 will he raised
Mr King expressed wish, just before no
died, that his children might be educated in
California. A gentleman of the Vigilance
Committee. s. P. Dewey, Esq, has donated
to Mrs. KING beautiful cottage house, and
she will go into it this week. She bears hel
misfortunes with great resignation.
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pR. mNrERs NEw MEDICAL wosh,
THE WADE NECUM.

tIVtND iaa I.-rn.. faTi4; ..,l aii,a ifss nelti
sgnpags.. isil IS solessd ilaies Aieohs nss01-
ts he ANATOMY af the SrKna ~ The mate
al t-laair t-lr ti--6sr- ant ~.-k n-zses iatezt
tr.t~fl. i4 .i tran, fnssEs i's~ir re.ripi. ans
.uerl8.s. ssrseus aehty, l1cal and geHefai, i'csi
$50 sta ,f s.al. lia ..nb u ie.srn-- The
nai enccts asi is fsss - ihe srH"riso siena a.
.if-ina fs insi fuctie or ihe rT'eei e sirsisi'
- la fr,i TO-. prevented sfaI eriIneBis from en-
.rrs Use u, fsar sfr. uifu o-rf, ZION. "a Abe ttrr-
"a rsaus .fs.r lrDi s..litafy ard .ieDr<s - hsbt-
also pfofr i.i issefiatis illustrating the results
fi.sl. aad fxslRinaiion - The 1Befmaio-a.
.lra i.rsls1fh. .zf frr1tGicut aDd cure sf to
5rrl So f.t..f 49,. a4t strsI sage nnt farfa q ~
.ts- Ne. .si,rtsuiT. sc. Price ol.e Dollar
'-as q. 4a. iiFyi rlif ~ DIVISION s.. Nv YORK
- r-l f.ls+tattg tEoHE q re Puhiic, ABS.
lss .ruitst stt-s- b. eli esizhi4ss'd .stss=.
r-. fiif. .-ffr i,si ia one ns1ct 4 ncticae f'f
ti..i s.s. o.. yr-f- al1 had mote clris tftl
49, $50 2 arit, - many tEsfarces a Ter
fs -l-sf. lieaIai. tolae ~ whom ne AS r.
r. llaalo li.irfe rerges moderate, att IN ~ ehsss
seaIl guaranteed s lsllddFlH :
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T. Much anxiety is felt IN New York in re-
ference to the steamer Goiden Age. which had
been sometime missing" or over due at San
Francisco, at last dates The Illinois brought 10
no news Of her arrival. Among the passengers
ON the @. A., ware Mrs. yrLIA DEAN HAr1y and
party
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OF rItIa



Washington, jane -, 1876.
NFokM ALTON has been received al this % pg ,sn
Il from y. squire Coireii, ESQ. The United Siat,s
Commercial Agent AZ san Juan del Nolie. cd , sail,
II Pnnta Arenas, opposite she town OF san inan isi
Noftc, Nicaragua, On ih' iih 0i Ma. last ~ oinaui
Gushing, Esq, formerly Charge az sfiain il,-
ted states III Ecuador and Tor the l,3s yaaEs
fSf the Nicaragua iran-it Company ~ fiFalD i..,
Air. totrE h,s s'it lee l,s ltsIsrtmrt intvItlfk
of such ni the effects OF ile dcc,ased lt haf ,.iii
him, which Be .tai-a will D.. forwarded .der hl ON
cisl'seat 10 Joseph L.. White Lei 81 : e. tof..
tulyZ
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o. Horace Greeley is very indignant at
Geo. G.. Dunn, of Indiana, bcceuss be has
declared his opposition to the admission OF
Kansas with the Topeka Constitution. Gree
ley hands the delinquent over TO Satan az
incorrigible, and sets him down amongst the
slaveocraey.-Lon. Dean.
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BUCHANAN FLAas.-BIDwELL d PGorHEa have
a large number on hand, containing likeness Of
Old Buck. Every delegation should secure a
full supply for the 18th as early a. possible
They are now issuing two sizes, Que iEelye by
eighteen inches. and the other eighteen by
thirty inches. Delegations will be supplied
with small flags at the rate Of 81 per 100. and
with large ones, at SI4 per 100.
Address BIDwrII q BRoTHIR,
Indianapolis.
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TGRAHAN N. FITcH, Democratic can
didats for State EIector, will address his fell
low-citizens at the following places and times.
Bedfofd Lawrsnce county Thursday, July 10, p. NJ.
Bloomington. Monroe county, Friday, July H. =. N.
Nashville, Boone county, Saturday. July IL, p. NJ
Columbus, Bartholomew county, Monday, July IL, ]
Pm.
Vernon, Jennings county, Tuesday, July IS, P. NJ.
Madison, Jefferson county, Wednesday, July is, y.
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FRIGHTFCL AccIDKST.-MAN KnLFp.-After
Cod. HESRr 5. LAVE finished his speech at C,aw-
louisville, on the Fourth. some inexperienced
men commenced firing the cannon. which from
earelsssness, soon prernstprely ischarged
Itself, literally tearing young man who wa.
rsmming the cartridge down. to pieces. He
died almost Instantly
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10 There was very large gathering a
Cavfordsvills on the 4th. TO hear Col. II. g
LAxks euiosy on Ashland and the Henri
tsss, which was pronounced . very clever pre-
dlcsion.
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III The trial Of Pnrs1os S Books fsr an
assault on Senator SUMNER, before the Criminal
Court Of Washington, has been further post
ponsd.
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The Indiana 6taio Fair, ton 10 Is,
(tlELt. SE Bi.s. % AZ fNsssg] i. ssssl.f,t.-
W MONDAY aHd Trts3AV. -t3rjsiisf. pih 1it sfst.
days Tor making eliIie-, and g,sai,-.n. articles
hibiunn. WEDNESDAY, TnuRsnAY aud Frips., Vciu5-r
s2i, III, aSd Z4Ih, days of exhibition. Saturday cato
her 18th, IA! ot sale o stock, a-d other irii. cs
JelS-dNw.hn
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FIR Governor,
ASnBBI. p. WILLARD, OF White.
For Lie,,t Governor,
ABBA A. IAN MOND, OF YtgO.
For Secretary Of State,
DANIEL. MCCLURE, OF Morgan.
For ASsditor of STATE,
JOHN W. DODD, OF Grant.
For Treasurer of State,
AQUIELA JONES, 81 Bartholomew.
For attorney General,
Jos. r.. MCDONALD, OF Montgomery.
For Superintendent OF Pis5lic Instruction,
WILLIAM q. LARRABEE. of Putnam
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, OF Boone.
For Reporter of Decisions Of Supreme Court,
GoRDO TANNER. OF Jackson.
-
JAMES NJ. EGG,
OP VENDRICKS
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sESxREsc
POPULAR MEDICINES!
ALWAYS 70 BF FOUND Al
I. W ROBERTS DRUG STORE.

w. w hODEEIS DAuU SttEr.
M, "a, West Washington stree;
Balm al . 'hoasaBd Blowers. Sellers over Pits
Sir James, isrks Is Female iesSs & Fletcher CON-
Pills. p0nhI 81 PTS
Wlsiars. Ralsam 'yndcaer Wool. lIsil eesl.,ai,ye
IS. Blagg,- itarfsfli 49, si.-ft-
RobeTs' Hair egsneiatar. Wright Taalc aiixiars
Hsiis taisain tos the ungs- EgsFsan r E,a ''tIi-
Russia salye. DaV $ hIf, k,iicr.
iganirsth's Pills. Smii.,'s foLin Syrup
Gassntt Yellow Dock ana Roberts fgtTss Jan41i q
SaTsapaTina. Ginger.
sOue's Sovereign Balm cGFiis' iiyseisn
Pills. Mciane's VcIaiill-e
Me,Iiutoes'= Pc ctorsl McT.ai.o's iAvefi'ins
SyTap. --- Wright pats
fahEssock's teInuGge. ky"ts thesry P,ct,,ai
Green's oSygensl'd Batter, aser'.- ''..Isir i's
Pctf0ienn5 - kocf on t~rsist'a Lsfimtft
MsFci,ai's Ute,ins ,.ti,o- i:rpes-s Panseea.
Icon. Deshcg scga ti'is
Hotoway's PHI. sad Crit n 1way. Rtaly Rsi,ai
sssi;s lie Pulls yeats Ne1siits F,1.s
.Nnhatt Ph srH Bitter AdeT's' Live Pa lI-
Weaver tlrupfcs t-iithf q. ff',a -as-a. ntL-.
an. SAT- fhouE. ilyUss' isl.eri,ltat
G,ac-' .uslt s.isass f;---4rf4-. f.r. f;-t,.r.
No hhtoes'4 Diarrhoa 'strfs' -so b.
Co,iisi. ,,r'.ic..sss sf.. ti.i.
at,niea'- ffosse Powders. i".sf. "a .,5sei.
Hatsi.eiot's ..air Dye. g.. i:i.,l-ii- 3'.....
Nochutccs =. Alternative U.fe, - i.i'...reT.f.
Strap. .saF toi- aue faness-.
SeCnhtoek's Dyspepa. ,5en - era'taes
Etixir. tome, Cbelasaes-
Rogers Rhsumauc Lini., reebia's Auisflcan lint
h.sRt. n.if.
lew DSvid's Plaster. Farrei's Arahian iaini'Hi
nvees"as Ann DysP7P'ie i."aer ,@sia.iie Lotion.
Pits Sic'lint.sct'- -azEIs 81 fcirc
NcChn;ocE's Anti Bilious E0,er.' Ssrup L.Ces8oUt
Puls. and isf
tocpcks' Pnnonie NGfers tsrlA .rf trermsf htiers
fayEes' csrmiDatiye Bat N.tilHipcs's fhennusiif
mixture,
Rashton's Cod Liver oil. Frost Pills
Mef';t.tosk's A Il o 4 yae kieslt-aja - sll.r
mature. Cooks kye Nai-4.
Tageinef with ses-rsi sssoT tnsbt 81 - ssss
iSsEDsGGNEs- ai.l"'N y 81"
ItKAt. IssI ist. AE-t.ss.l.
~yNffF undersigned established is-.ics q i
/ purchase and sale % Read Estate n 'ff ini Hi
piulng counties, aad mas rii0t led dstse ~ N tl 2
far nerOT in.ifceul 'nfs fr tho g.. ..f.
sell fls same. la lh- section "f th1 HiGt-.
Particular attention wi!i ne pad % Renting ilanfss
Leasing Farms aud sh'r hus;i,t-- .hir Il fuay o. ~
-sssIy Tor residents to ravoia th ynd- t gp
REFFRESCEs.
~, r. W n. Fills,
Jnis,s Hanna. Fort Wayne;
jean a. Howe, Lin,S;
Cnnlf, WrishLS iisydrn. lniisnai oils
JAMS Nlt on s. g.
Tau u d.Nwiy' Real Estate agent. i.iTof.i-f. i..l-
'sNHE PEOPLES CHEAP EDITION In pu.s. ~.
l will he ready n few daysf
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0rTThe New York Herald Sass: We have
accounts from Texas ofserious iisturbances
on. the Louisiana border. The free negroes,
muIatoes and white men, to the Number of
forty, with the Sheriff at their heal, who had
been ordered 10 leave the country, have re-
fused to 10 so, and have fortified themselves
some four miles above Madison. They are
reported to have a hundred guns, beside
pistols and bowie knives, and to bid defiance
to their opponents. Almost every man is
armed, aud all are in continual Apprehension
from enen.ies-T The high grass in the prairie
affords hiding places every where, and no
man can leave his home with safety.
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Hi ET0a < BROTHERS,
Piano FORTH
MAEilB FACTlJ ERS,

\ =. Ut ffH'Ff EIftsfs W. fr'@.
"a HEGE mar .r fsuud snpefaor sisormeht ot
f'i-f- Feries. h t'iain Hna era. ssenial Gases,
,ftr, ...f' ~. D see hsef uiafcfiafs, aud pro-
s.44 fn at-..av he'd artists io ~" uusgr.a Il. -
s, De- -.l on tia ia. ra-,nasir terms apd ~srren-
f.i t .ai.i "a au, oinat- sgrdsss from re
.srf d. .-s,i . sch fssso .q4rlI.i's.i - give
s..i-acun. % not 80 ihr Piano snl he leirfscd 10
a. v. f.fundnig ih money and fre.;sh
Al .rf.-i ..Kb itti 60 %. 60 st1i Palace, New
YORK, i-5g. przr nIedai awarded o. hasiet"n a
Brothers, tc superior qA-, ct urir pm" oflVs
ii.L g. ii i' iurth- i'no, f'Iusii, End bara-
lai.tl - iunt. sr ftr r iAc h-hfsl 2iai1 ~ the
blowing ihsiii .u' sel Autsis:-- NitttsN N"Esi-
Ths,rt4an u4 MD-'s if.-irumeui. lsItUN. MAJ MAJ
s1zUl, :. VI. fRg. % y NitLs T. fisT sLb1, Z. hrIs-
w. MIL tsii A.. ih~is,,r tuIy Su-c-i is-iru-
mcuLs. 6t"f.r o. Aassat, rcci'isr, o. Nus'eAl Ia
fr.meHia. trtVdN1e
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FUHGIO NOTICE

DURSl N D. The insirlriinu@ ct H. SecrslnFy Il
Il The Inferior pnllie notice D. horeis given, thnf. ID
order bring close the kfsiess Hnder The at 4
Congress approved September -. 49, entitled 4
at 81 enable The state f Afkn-~. aud other states
u reclaim the swamp lands within their limits.
aud the ins Afford parties who clait a.
portions o tiic lands scie,ft under aid law dr
aud III for cs alton. opportunity 10 introduce -
ience al hand. -ecfed. % The approval whereof II
objection be- made ilf months from the dale here
81. " "a De cerducd and patented h. The St.t-.-
such objections a. are coutctng,lat ~ al,ss
must be made under oath and tiled with the R~risl~f
aud Receiver - the proper ln 0ner is.r irnussai
,,on y The General land Oricc. The
Tor .nidaVit. arr iu The hauis 81 -aid onic~rs-
The following classes ~ land cxerupt sj~c
dor, ~ wit:
IL Lands entered viii cab. relocated - <<fI'.s<y
bounty land scrip afierfhe passage ~
act 81 2rth September. 1rJu. and prir Tln-<axs
the sct IT 81 March, iSsS. +" For lhe relief 81 uftas
aud lOcstors n swzlull, and oscr1ostd lanas''
ID. lands airead, patented " The STATE under ~
swamp law
In al case. where oieeion = rsso8, fe-firnony ma,
10 taken beore me Register ana Receiver ~ The t<n'
once, saeh lime, aiier TIE esp ration said az
months thes ala,lii. With TIE c9s<rnt - NJ
t',,tnsns-iOief II uss Gelersi iAnd odbce.
The isis e swamp and ~ crnnsed isflds open
inspection daring The rular u me Ian
pnicc.
Given under my hand al aha Ciif - n ashilFisl
this Plat dsy ~ leceml,cr. VS..
Ilit,o. A. iTNnRlTks
COMMISSIONER 81 ne.
ian 10 NV tsenerai Land once.
o. - r.Esos. t.r.NstaHf M. r.eft<
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The Nav YORK. TRIBUNE.--The semi
annual dividend of the New York Tribune
establishment amounts to about 125 per cent.
per aunum on the capital stock, or over sixty
thousand dollars for the past six months.
The proprietors have just purchased the III
bune buildings from Mr.. THOMPSON PRICE,,
the well known contractor. and tho fatler-in-
law of Mr. McELRATH for $4,000, paying
down p per cent Of the purchase money
out Of their semi annual earnings. They also
donated 5 ,0OOto the Kansas Aid Committee
and 81 900 to Fremont Vigilance Committee,
eaving about 40 per cent. Of the earnings to
be divided among the stockholders. We
should judge from this statment, which is nc
reliable authority, that "shricSing for free
dom" is paving business
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Hon. James Buchanan.

Esh portrait from Photograph by Bra'iy s-t9. pa
p-r 3 cents Dealers aA1 Commute supplied o.
low rates. Ordefs ned la order r.ceip. r.ids~s.
a agse The fGbissheTs. 4. IiNEsNORt 4. RI 10.
iuly2tNWlwa 5in EfsadNay ii :.
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S'saa LONDON AIRS JOURNAL
BRADY: GALLERY OF ART

fYtlfE ,f gira.l ..Lu.esi OF ths KIND u ihe
. tpir-.f Stafa- where the Anlbrtvie. introduced
i Ns F,re hv sir tra4i, executed in sly 90
ii.ri,f-. .aI durability. unsurpassed IA ihts s"unlfi
~ II. Flrops Portrait 90 all tic caniaies To- ffes-
,irt a, b.. President. exhibition iu his gal
lsrs Taatsgrapic copies OF ise same -hGit, 81 by
ne ia.,t. er h1ndr.,,. .Hpii.ei y l'~ pf!'es
t.l, 1a~ri,.r a. n EeAbN
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DIEp.

ia hi. lily thursday, 10Th mss ~ tbyohie HiuV
llrs. Is .BsLLs JAEE NHFr4~ VII. 1T ~ H. ~
ia IT. 18Th year II hsfaN
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0J-Mr. HUBERT UNDrnwoon, a. Illinois,
is spending a few days in our city. lie isat
the American House Mr. t., while ~ Gin
ciDpsti, found the following poem g.. D.. h-X
at the BuFnst House. No' heir ais .eis
cover who was the author BE- h-- frF.~iy
placed it in OH hahds, hor'Ea t.- cr-rI
may recognize and claim prope- =.
AL If arLich = r.a.-n MI - \.
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$50. fHi .,rt.f f4Fe lsehasea i'.ese Medical
J -tl--. sf.4..I ~ isiis .,..i hail s.,nth II
hs iistata, li -. niies east 20 tBdianAl ,.i.; and
t.- s'.a- .i-huell i.sW ready COR the reception
col VISITOR.
1h. rogrict.T- ar determined o. furnish pleasant
!. a,, io t- afflicted uaii, st az health and cufion
60 +il-'' .-r,l .ar- rcfip-,.
Ia, ToHic. s-nd -rniis Alternative virtues of these
Sgfings, waIta liei is Caianeaas, Scr"iulou-, lys
periie a1d Rheumatic Arsciioie; we'll buiie.fg
np at4 giving cneTgy aii trergih To- eneci-i cons'i-
buttons.
several cottages fog lr,.ii,- are erected, which, with
their other tpHm it's- buildings VIII nfnish ample
accon,sp laiioil- x 20 who inas come.
The springs sinsia rural district, with hlh
vale, sied ri ti.f-sf sfsun- scm. sufficient 10
pleas tir eve gnd a,-d ample FnHr t"r rrasant and
krslihhil rnihlss. .sr- lrI
"a An omnibus Wiz b. 10 Natng NJ the knghls-
town depot, a. convey l-s~nsers AMI hggse 4" this
celebrated watering place aud summer retreat
" ELDER.
iuie idIu,l Win MOSEs iilANtTT.