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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-31

G-The New jersey House of Assembly
organized on the 10th by eleeting Ar. Demar-
est Of Bergen County Tor Speaker. Mr. d..
Is a Democrat, his election being a victory
over the Know othings. The Governors
Message which is for the present Adininistra-
ton and Pierce mp TO the heels, has been
sent in.
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OF Members Of Congress arr getting pref
ty hard up in consequence OF the failure OF
the House to organize. Half la%ughingly and
half in earnest some of them are asking our
merchants if they twill trust until a Speaker
is ele sted?' And half laughingiy and hall
in earnest, the merchants are replying that
they think it rather risky.'-Uashingtol
STR.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBs.-We are glad to hear
Of the formation Of Democratic Clubs in vari-
Gus sections Of our State. It is an omen that
the Democracy are actuated by the right spir-
it, and are determined to succeed at the next
Presidential election. The feeling that ami
mates these clubs seems to be Of the most ma
tional character; sectionalism has been given
the go by, and all are DESTROYS not only Of
understanding their duties in the present
emergency, bus cf performing them.
We hope the Democracy Of our State, and
especially tho young men Of the party, viii
see that clubs are organized in every town
ship and neighborhood. An early and tho
rough organization of our forces IS necessary
as we have, this year, to fight the battle for
the Constitution and the Union. Already
the midnight order is marshaling its hosts
organizing its secret clans Of vandal poliii-
clans for the fght-not, however for the Re
publican principles for which the Democracy
are contending-but for the spoils Of Office
the emoluments of place. They will use
the same treachery and deceit in the coming
canvass that they used in 1854, to seduce the
unsuspecting into their dens Of political in
fanny and Atolitionism; and to counteract
the pernieious influences of their midnight
plots, it is essential that every vigilance be
maintained and that the most perfect organi-
zation of the Democratic forces be had.
ORGANIZE ! therefore, and put on the
whole armor, fellow Democrats! ORGANIZE
the young men of the party. Form Clubs in
every neighborhood. subscribe for good Dem
cratic newspapers, and disseminate the truths
of Democracy-those great principles of lib
Grey Inherent in the hearts Of our people
Inefsrtars Require no oaths "a bipa them TO
their country and her institutions, they have
such a natural sense of right, and 50 great a
for the good old Je%ffersonian prin-
of Democracy, that they viii never
turn aside for any considerable time to w0r-
the Moioch's of Know Nothingism,
Abolitionism, Maine Lavish, or any other
49,
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hours.
Then, IA an ancient Minister, dim ami grand,
There Was a white ROBBED priest, an Crgan'. swell
AID she did kneel and give her maiden hand
Ana riShted trOtH TO one whO loved her well.
linen, taere was sudden woe and weeping sore.
And a swift messenger with white lips said
Her gallant husband Wouid Tetsru no more
tie fought too well, too bravely. he Was dead
Then was q prison cell and b~ru0ding night,
Damp walls, cold iron bars ani sitting breath,
and TIC dccp g.oaH- Of those WHOM morn would
light
By The biO0d-5rims1Bei gunliotine 10 death,
Then there wer, ieEeled lamps in palace halls,
And gallant men aud women famed and fair.
Statues IL nicf es, pictures on the walls,
Red wine aad reFelry, and she was there.
Then there we're p~esiing bells and holding plume.
Triumphant arches, royal pageaRtry,
High affairs, waving eensers. rare perfumes,
Beauty. magHiGeoHce and ehiVaiy;
An armed host with eagle banners fuIied-
Statesmen. archblshOps, 1.-THE lands ren0wR,
Aud there The eOnqnerOr Of half a world
Placed On her peerless brow IN einpire's crown.
Then eourtly men and noble danes were net
IN solemn conclave in Il royal hall.
Some checks were pale and many an eye was wet,
And there was sorrow IN the hearts Of all.
Ehe entered there. tue saddest and the last;
Dimmed all tle present, Olotted oct the past
and left her future more than desolaie.
fESEvA, Switzerland, December, 1865.
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WAsHINaToN's BRTH-DAT.-The Cincin-
rnfIaHsig.snd having a grand celebration of
k~<z1.sNary OF Washington's birth
44fhe Committees, which are numerous
and full, embrace the hest men of the Queen
City, and the Mayor Of the city (Hon. James
j. Faran) IS chairman of the invitation com
mittee. They have already invited the
President of the United States; Lieutenant
General Winfield Scott, G.. W. P. Gusts,
Hon. Lewis Cas-, Hon. sam Houston. Gen
erals Shields, Qpitfnan, Pillow, Butler, and
other eminent officers in the Mexican war;
veterans Of the Revolutionary war; veterans
Of the war IF 1s12,.'13 the Governors o
the several Stories; Mayors of Louisville, St
Louis. Covington. Lexington, Maysyille
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Buffalo, Detroit. San.
dusky, Chics.go. indianapolis, Madison, and
other prIncisa al towns IN the Mississippi valley
and Lake basin: the officers Of the Societ,
Of Cincinnati; also, a general invitation la
been extended 10 all associated bodies. civil,
and military, in Ohio and adjoining States
There Is n reception committee of seventy-si,
citizens appointed to provide quarters for tn,
quests.
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r. HOE & cor

EXTRA CAST STEEL SAW J,
PATRNT GROUSD
size : y To ~
Price. - - ii5i-J les iS' 30 &S5
Size = r. = ~ ~ = "a 70
Size. . - = "a ~ -
Price l2.O liCO It.O 100 800 go
size. So q 70 - ~
Pile $500 Ii5.0o 1900 IsG.co 2cJG1
size - u u - ~ -
Price 5000 zOJnJ @tooJ 51OhD @t.y9 sSJ-0J
Their saws are hardeneda and tempered and are ground
and nnished by machinery designed expressly for the
purpose and are therefore much saperioTto those ground
In the usual manner, IA they are 81, Dgtbened aud stiff
ened BIS Increasing them IN thickness regularly from the
emitting edge 70 the oontre. consequently do not become
heated or buckl~i- ard produce q great saving la tim
bcr.
They tiso manufacture Cast Steel Mil, Pitand Cross
cut Saws. and Billet Webs, OF superior quality. all Oi
which they nave for salo, Or they may o. obtained Of tue
principal hardware merchants throughout the United
states and Canada. X. h0E 81 CO,
no 3 dNw SIN New YORK.
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@We hear it stated hat Mr.. R. JONES,
formerly Of this county, and all his family,
were recently frozen to death while attempt
ing to cross a prairie in Iowa. He was mo-
wing to Iowa. and attempting to cross a prai-
RE some ten miles III width, late in the eve
aing of a cold day, when his family were
about to freeze, he stopped, covered them up
with all the clothing he had, and FASTENED
away 10 secure assistance. On his return he
found the entire family frozen to death. Mr.
Jones was then taken to a n%eighboring house
and was so beuumbed with cold that he soon
sunk in death.
We hope that the report may not be true
Charlottesville Journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-31

OF The S%helbyyille Banner says that
some ten or dozen of the boarders at the Cross
House were taken sick together. all exhibit
ing the same symptoms. and all evidently
affected b. the same cause. They have all
recovered, but have not yet ascertained how
they were poisoned, a. poison was dndoubt
eddy the origin Of the sickness. It's sup
posed to have gathered in the %yietuals by
B cooking in unsuitable vessels.
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.Czaool Roorxa.

sCaOoL Books.
TEE SgssSCEEEsEIEs KEEP coz.
i SANITY IA stors d fai supply ofFcbo0, Books
among which are the following;
WebstoF's Elsmeutar! aud MeGufs's Eclectic Spell
ing Books
Indiana Ra5sr-is, %, 81, 4th. and stl.
McGufieis Eclectic Eesder-lst.s 81, 81, ~, and 5th.
Rays, PerkiB's, fhomscn's Taiboit's Antams-
tF-
pnnoO's Browns, Kifhan'-, mlA's ana Butter,
G~ramma
Smiths Primary Ia QGsno Biographies, end Gsogra-
ply and Atlas
Aiitchel's Primary andlns mediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas
olleys Geography ara Atas.
Smith : I~ilustraIed Astronomy.
Cutters AMI L0giais' PhTsioiogy.
PaTker-s, COmstock's O!Iastead-z uGG sr1ess Plslsss
PITY.
Com-tock's, Hilliuan's and Gray's Chemistry.
websser's School, High Schoo and Unabridged Die
tonaTies.
Wilsri's, Wilson'S snd Goodrich Unilsd states HI.
tories.
Constock's and hitchcoct 8 Gsoiagy.
ParkeTs Aids 70 zngiIsh t5E1posi1o1.
Tbs foregoing books viii u sofa 81 tie very loves,
prices. NERDES 5 c~HANEEHLAIN,
sepli4-Ttf d doors EsstO Capital House.
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sH-G up = s.D 0E-EaFL0H-sD Ex-sDs-
PUBLIC N TTCE.

DCRSUANT 70 the instructions Of the Secretary OF
L the intenor- public notice Is hereby given. thai, "a
order 10 bring 10 = close Tho business uLosr The act OF
Congress, apprOy d September p, 1850, entitled An
act 10 enable the State Of Arkansas, aud other States,
u reclaim the swamp Lauds' within their lmits,'e
and ~ tue same time AFFORD % parties vho claim that
portions Il Tie lands selected uG1eg sid Law are DRY
and dt Tor cultivation, al Opportunity % Introduce svi-
Gcnce. al lands 40 selected, 10 The approval whereof la
objection % made williL six months from tie dA;s here
Of viii be cerrlded aud patented ~ the States
S1ch objections IS are Contemplated By lbe above
mus. Be Llzde au3er oath, AID lied With TIE Register
aud Rcceyero or me proper Land OGce for transmits
sion % the General Land oHce- the Necessary Forms
for and@vits Efe ia Tie Eaads Vi sad oi1esrs.
The following classes II land are exempt from o9ec'
toa, 70 wif
T. Lands entered with ezsh. or loo1ted with uihtars
bounty i1nd warrants ~ scrip, aiterth he passage Of "a
act 81 cSsa SeTtsf.Sss, tc55, ana pnoT % Ia pz,szmn =
the act of 21 Aarch. ISIS, Pc-
en- aud locators VI swamp ana ovsT1ewcd ~
81. Lands ALREADY patented 10 Tie sIsie under -
Swamp Law.
In all cases where oesetiOn Is raised, testimony nut
be taken before the Register snd heceiver Of The Land
Olicc, u such une, oier The expiration Of said SIS
moaths, AZ tkey may appoint, with the consent Of ut
Commissioners Of the General Land OGlce.
Ias llsts OF swamp azd overlowea lands are cpsn 10
IasPection during The regular besiness hours cf ne LA1t
Office.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this eist day o. December lc55-
TRoS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tie
fan ls Eew General Land 0ree.
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Hoe STATIsTIcs.-Hog killing has been
nearly finished. Hamilton, Ricketts, & Co.
expect to receiys about 1000 more, which
will make their number 56,134, and we be-
lieve that Jarvis g. Co, who ave killed over
$4,000, also expect a few more. All the
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Ola Slla,sJE Ia
Amount which the Capital of the said Association or
Bank has been increased during the preceding six
months, If any, 5
Names Of the Officers Of the Association or Bank -
WLLIAN McEwES, President; Il. L. JOSEs. Cashier.
Names Of present Stoekbolders:-Wm McEwcn, W.
F. PidgsOn. d. F.. Jones.
DAYS Of Discount-Every business day.
Days and bOlrs open for the transaction of business,
to-wit from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to } O'Clock p. VI.
State OF Indiana. Bartholomew county, ss:-Benianin
F. Jones, being duly sworn, deposes and says that &c Is
the Cashier Ut said Bank, and that the foregoing Re-
port of the transactions and condition OF said Bank, for
the period therein named, is tr G and correct, according
To the best OF his knowledge and belief.
b. F. M
Sworn end subscribed before me, this 10th day O! Jan.
uary, 1856. WN. III. II.
Notary Public, Bartholomew Co, In1.
ian % dot6woW
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LONDON FIREs.-The city Of London COM
prises an areaO OF thirty-six square miles, which
is covered by upwardso of three hundred and
eighty thousand houses. Among these
houses there occur annually about nine hum
dred fires, very few Of which are compare
lively serious in their nature. In the year
1853 but twenty buildings were totally de-.
means Of pr-osec.ionSssanss h1Essy&z6f
comprises three hundred parish engines, an
unknown number of private engines, and
thirty-siK engines belonging to the fire bri-
glde. The last named are the great depend
ence in case Of a serious fire. Twentv-seven
Of the thirty-Si6 engines are worked by horse
power, and the whole brigade consists Of one
hundred and four men and thirty-one horses
with a reserve of eight men and eight horses
and these are divided, with the engines
among the various districts of the city. The
breaking out Of every fire is speedily made
known 10 the fremen, ior the six thousand
police of the metropolis are constantly patroli-
ing every alley and lane, and every man is
stimulated by the knowledge that ii he is the
first to give notice of it at any Of the sta
tions it is halfa sovereign in his pocket. A
reward of thirty shillings is paid to the first,
twenty to the second and ten to the third
engine that arrives at The conflagration.-
The sire escape" is one Of the peculiar in
stitutions of London. The Royal Society for
the Protection of Life from Fire have estab-
lished stations in all parts of the city, where
fire escapes and experienced men to use them
may be found at all hours Of the night
The fire escape which Is most used consists
of 4 high ladder, beneath which, extending
along the whole length, is canvass trough
or bag, protected from the flames by a close
net of copper wire. Into the head OF this bag
the terrified inmates Of an upper story are
thrust in time of danger, and slide down the
bullying oanuass to the ground without injury.
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~ FU-A1Ae- T. IIFFs = IIC@5 VIII WIVIN ~.
Price 81 51.
This ORR Is written In the quiet, candid, gocd-bu-
nored, aud manly stylc which rendered the ~a1tlor's
previous narrative Of travel 50 widely popular. The
descriptions OF Southern Life aud Scenery are pictur-
e-que and dramatic, and much more detailed aud acsu
rate THAI those of most other writers The book, IN
fact. offers just dat kind Of information about the South
aud IL. Institutions, which the publis ncs demands; less
Of what is extraordinary and exceptional, aud more Of
that which illustrates everyday life aud general char
acter, iil1G. has boon before attempted. la matters 81
controversy, the author Is careful and courteous bal
expresses his own conclusions fGukiy and unmistaka-
bly.
The Southern Culavator predicts that mi. book viii
have - greater inndenes 0H Tue minds OF voters, y thal
Unole Toms Cabin has had.
The New a Ofk baiiy Times says 81 Il " lsis wCfs
wiil he ~ iar.the cast yet published on the subject
The New Orleans Delta observes OF the author -
- PfeiUdiccd "a his opinions were, he was nOta ~~Iifuiis
dishonest man or an Unfair writer. We would welcome
/ Z few more men OF ni= Salibre among Gs-pfciudiced
tut manly and honest" ian ~ dAW 3m
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@The deaths in Chicago last rear were
1870; during the previous year there were
1929.
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PoLIrIc4L BLAsPHEMY.--The Albany Jour
nal says:
"Therc was a great deal of tHindoo' bias
phomy when Mr.. Robinson was elected Spea-
ker, but it bore no comparison to the ocean
of oaths which flowed out from the same I'M
clean fountain on the announcement of the
appointments by the Canal Board. 1t was
quite apparent that the Bible had never
been in the schools where tis army of dis
appointed 'Hindoos' were educated. Decen-
cy and morality must be at a low ebb when
such men constitute the pillars of Protestan-
tism.''
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M
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WOODEN MACHINERY
c. Il.

NEW Vim,
ONLY Manufacturer OF the original STEEL RING
~ and y BUkRING and FEED
ROLLS. TO be stlaehed 10 FIRST and also 10 krooFD
Breakers and Finishcrs u Wo0.en Carding Machines.
Thaaitachment % Second Breakers and Finishcrs h. new
and very important. These machines re 10 successful
operation. GA hri Brcakers, in mo-t Of the principal
Wooden Facf1uesin the United Stste-. Ganads Ehd Men
leo, and arr dee acd, by experienced manufacturers. -
the alost perfect machines nsed, and Indispensable -
tie economicai and successful manufaclure 81 WOOL
Ihty are in TACT tho ous strong, Durable sno success
fgi operating machines IN u-e. 10 car1ing machine
should ruB aH hour Without thcm-
The Feed Rolls are siOng and durable, and worthy O.
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls, refer
snccs - mills having them In use, &C., may DO had ~
addressing e. L. GODDARD,
Ne. 3 Boviing GFeon, Hew-YoIk, - whom orders
should hs directed. sepiewiy
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"asuIh tIee, tdr PTaruy, other whitr,
lhA tTAii'a's sprrnHtnE Eupres, -3ush- rsf"sc'
NnI e'd Tag w0adruI- lorciiBass beguiir
nel "Oanded sp.T.to i 90. cfae. woes:
Ia sle forget 10 s--p Tor 't.- g'ae h.,
Ah".7- tne holy gsisf 81 Or. h1Wr-.
az Sot4cn e%lnshia" IS las -lutmet tk!
"o"n-! ~ GA. t|ilaiatlsi TEES ai'l b0"crss
I9mu.e, e. cream .u i.esaan-s -aof, fp g,5a
Familiar @its a., voices tp tehali
i- lace Il m0gu, with hlIsaes all a-gIDs.
~ evening crowned Wlil coranll. o. gold:
i"sSe tle starlight bind, with silver b.4t>,
- ~. ti1 diamonds GA the pcbait share.
"her" tHe iair wavelets linh thoiftinIiei asr--.
A"t lnirtauf spely. " Ng rrturU up NOR ="
l9h'-i e'lnail lirn ,ta nc Abs t.ciiaJ
tn- Ftus-citl uhis v4 ahfcl N.n- Biaur Jos s.
down.
i",'e1 heart, mind ul--it q, ue ,]ut.ia-,
is.-HAt- "crc r.t'tef-H-- t+ra lot CT 49,.
fff"4. saba .- r4.le-- ca---
Ahd aP!l0W guild, which sbe Too well did Prove.
"it Al- q Ha,tvu q wot-lip. blessing, rrgsci:,
Could recon- leus- hcr @sligbt-i, "Or4er- love.
sue could have bofae, reT,baucc, win wVunied
pride,
10 see another oil her regal hrone;
but y, to know that other was the bride
pi hin whose wooded love Was once ber own.
"fougata Wild agony Of pride and pain,
t1rinenting Jealousy, all bites stnio
A"a hlttiening thought thai pOlsOns hear and b. ain
Ahd JIrhs AID c-nkers 10 tle core OF life.
Q, IN the loneliness oC those sad days,
f5r Tom the pVmp aud glare Of eOuTtiy ~. re-.
f2w YEARLY She turned a backward gaze
800 p2a2Lsna Of ber lAo.
MIX A. cEr-tN
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Louisville Agricultural Works.

- EafSCEE CUttN y Goa .utEL.
is well krrsn that lere a. great economy incrush
1 luz orcrfdin- tho s-rt IS Of 80 grain hef5re fsci-
iAr % - siet-- ani ll-t there b. tuuch uufriEieHf in fhe
t"a ~irn sf"peHl broken or crnusi. Aud ihe ont
udscp ilsl u.is trfaHCea ID produce taesc desired g.
salts base not ncsl more generally Introduced aulcuc
llaut 4ui Grmcrs- iss besn th.tr complies @ range
iieHia sud li.l casi.
Iu tte j Htuctv Corn ana Cob Mfl. of vLlch the
stove is aH c.Iratc eI craving. W. claim - have pr.
lac'i ataae.ius 80 once rmcisut, subsuuual aHd chear,
while Us nTraug-ucai u 50 simple Ilat the most crii-
berry haa- cu adjust and operate H. This uaFbinc.
unlike sHf rtacr. . r.-llaied by means 81 a single set
screw. Whieb j. easily moved by hand, aud fs applied
difsc4tE uHicrta 81 center of thc mAi.
Ar. one usirI these Mails will Hni s. clear saving ~
0Sc QlagTFR ei thei- corn over the old plan 0f fetiinc
W. warrant our Aiis % give entire sstlsfscfion-
Purchasers may uss tacfa fT fAiry daXs. and. II uut Eat-
isfed, can return them and got theIr iaualy.
t-ey Viii grind Corn and Cos IS aBe as 5r !rei, 81
'1c following rate per hour Tith eAe lo-se:
NJ. j. 80 . bushels per hour. weigh; 80 r1Gads.-
Pncs -. No. 8, Go bushels per hour, esirl. 81.
pounds: Peso $50.
Tee above prices irclade the complete Afl rsasy tl
atctttn taout amy further eTPsn-s, and cn ~ ses 3D.
operation Ia Eve raiuutcs uaie.
Orders PROMPTS executed. ana ntsrti discount made
- i-asc7- liLLEE. O. Co.
manufacturer Or rlrui.r
jan23 VII Implements sud F,ctises.