Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-23

| sOuclteus ano dttchoco 70 VIM u tnerke0
BFKED. Nj. KESr is great favOrite at Roch-
ester. where he is now playing
LrScHIxe.-JoHS LrScu bit off the ear Of Jas
HUeHEs, in the Fourth Ward, New York, on the
18th inst.
| During the recent election Ia Florida,
Wits WHALKR was shot and killed in Calhoun
county by man named SroxE.
Two night inspectors at Portlsnd, Maine.
have seized eight cases and fifty thousand cigars
on board vessel from Cuba.
III. LAY. who participated IN the battle Of
Lundy's Lane, died at Lainsrille on the 10th
inst.
j. H. GRRES, the reformed gambler. ia
building at Jacksonville one Of the best saw and
planning mills in Northern Iowa.
IL HGRPKRis MAGAZINE, for November. is Fof
sale by E-EkDER d CHAMBERLAIN. tits an excl
lent number.
"A poor soldier has recently been sentenced
to six mouths Imprisonment in Dublin, for Of
fering his Crimean medal for sale to procure
food.
! The Boston Chronicle, no longer able to
deny that FRENoxT has not been Roman Cath
olic, says that after all, maB religion is Every
much matter Of accident"
ToBAocO.--The Bowling Green, EKy.) Stand
ard says: eve learn from gentleman in
Christian county that he was offered $40 aver
age for his growing crop Of tobacco"
ga man named s. S. SLAusoS is under ar
rest at Utica, N. Y, charged with forging The
name of EEAsrUs CORNING to pass over The
Central Railroad.
DIED FROM INJURIEs.-JoHS B. wEIR, printer
and sctive fireman at New Orleans, died on the
9Th inst from injuries received by falling from
a ladder at fire some months ago.
OZJ. D. BANG, Esq, for many years one of
the proprietors and editors of the New York
Sunday Courier died very suddenly on Satur-
day night last, at his residence in that city.
- The new Louisville Hotel was thrown
. open to guests the 18th 1t is said to be
gorgeous in its appointments, and is under the
management of Messrs. KkKSE, SrEDxaS *
JuDGE.
u ESocH CLARK, formerly Of Northampton,
Mass. who recently died at Philadelphia. lefta
fortune Of over million, accumulated since ls4l
: in the business Of money and brokerage. BE left
$4,000 to local charities Of Philadelphia.
e ~ The approaching completion Of the Grand
! Trunk Railway between Toronto and Montreal
is to be celebrated in grand style. Liberal sub
: scriptions have been made by the Montreal mer-
chants, which it is thought will be increased TO
E6OO0
u 1t is stated that the Sultan Of Turkey has
$ determined to pension or all his wives except
one, who is to bear the title of Empress. and
h that Turkish women are to go unveiled in pub
lic The young women, il is said, received this
!, news with great Joy.
u 1t is reported that the amount Of business
paper maturing at the New York city banks be-
: tween the lst and 25th of the present month. is
: forty-eight millions Of dollars.
70 The rumor OF a concerted meeting OF
Southern Governors at Raleigh, North Carolina,
is partially confirmed. Governor WISE, Of
le Virginia, and Goyerno ADAMS, Of South Caro-
u lima, were in that city the 18th inst, and
&c Governor JOHNSON, Of Georgia, and others, were
expected.
D. FIRST Ssow or THE SEAsox.-Ye esterday FORE
ye noon we had fall Of snow, the first of the sea.
er son. 1t was a regular snow storm. but didn't
N. last long, the heat Of the earth causing il TO
melt as soon as it reached the surface.-Louis-
40 riIle Courier, l7h.
= EDxUSD ELnEsDosr. Esq, formerly a
W member Of the Legislature from Dutchess CO.. N
OF Y, and for many years Clerk OF the Court Of
III Chancery in that State died at his residence. at
se Tivoi. on Monday, October 6, in the seventeen
e, year of his age.
'' AocIDrSr.-RoBERr SAxUKIs, a resident Of
Bulliu county, fell from the third story of his
Of boarding house on Market street. In Louisville,
~. on Thursday night, breaking hip and one
II. wrist He had gotten up in his sleep and walk
;, ed out of the window.
he A PRoPosurroS-We are authorized, says the
Louisville Courier, to offe- to those unfortunate
ia, Know Nothings who have made bad invest
yre ments on Pennsylvania and Indiana, the fol.
7,v lowing proposition $500 to $3.50 that BucHAs-
AN is elected President by the people.
g. - Female wages are still very high in Cal
=. ifornia Advertisements in San Francisco pa
q, pers offer $40 month for girl. A letter says
NJ 1t would astouish you to see Of our ser
want girls in full rig On Montgomery street. A
SIS blue velvet dress, a $50 bonnet, gold chains
' and big canoes to match. are not at all unfre
.r' quent."
! B-An old satirist thus lampoons the ladies
:. of his day:
oWhai "a the reasoD-ean you guess.
ev- why poor and women winner,
No much do they for dinner dress,
. That nothing Is len 10 dress for dinner"
- DRAraoF AN AKrrsr.-HmR AHoRS. the sculp
tor, who executed the celebrated lion modelled
by THoRwALDsES, and carved out Of solid rock
e'- at Lucerne, died recently at Constance. HI
ere was one of the most eminent artists Of the day
We choose the pattern Of our dresses,
Why not the color Of our tressesS
OF course each man OF taste confesses
That fre-red hair his eyes distresses.
OF CHRIsrsDoRo's HAIR DYE imparts a splendic
ntO black or brown instantaneously. Sold and ap
ion piled privately, at his Wig Establishment, No
Astor House, New York dwlt
or The Con FIsHKRr.-Eleven Of the fishing feet
'en have arrived at Marblehesd, Mass, with an sg
'me gregate Of one hundred and ninety -four thou
the sand seven hundred fish the greater part G
which has been sold at fair prices.
Var 70 One OF our poetic friends alter hesrIn
sit the election news this morning g II of the FOL
esi- lowing:
De Hail Indiana. The lion OF the west.
n No foul dishnnor stains thy glitierng crest,
VI The wreath Of triumph round Thy noble brow
Tells that Democracy has kept her vow -
The northern fanatic the foulest brood,
illi- That claimed our land, or native blood,
Fair or al Mo .eet 70 -, .epsrsie The State.
md They now are dead, q dark unburning en- ber-
A"o Come 70 the funeral, early in November.
and
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