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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04


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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

TlIfE Stock holders Of the Cinclnnau. fndlanapo-
II lis aud Chicago RAILROAD Co mpauy ARE hereby
wtiued Ina an election Tor 10 Dirretorr o. said
company will be hold N Mt the Office OF the Com
pany la Brook vili., on the 10Th day of July next
be'ween The hours of 10 ana O'Clock = N. OF
>aid day, under tIpe managementof {. u. Bentley,
IL. Fa1quhaF, aud J. q. Adair, Judges OF said
Election. JOHN WYNN,
June 20 3w Sec'y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

particular n bns Ing our tiotliinf. aud Batter vuf
''hsad 10 fosf~ Cor lees ussnry than any house IN
this VALLEY, Give "a n ealt.
Domcsttcs.
We have an unusually large stock of pomelsics
such a. Muslins bIeaehed and un5ioachcd. Dill
hngs, do. ldnss aud Cotton diaper, fick,ngs,d DC.
Prinfs.
When IL comes 70 -caisroof - we're aronns, y
but all thai We need say aboct prints II, That vo
have the Nerrinack, Cochcco. Philip Allen q
,ors, Bay state aud sp.aeae bfands, which osefs
Oods knows nfe AZ good ~ Eoi.i dollars. -t-||
Wall Paper.
This h. just the season u he year 90 paper our
wnils-tls, begin 10 look bad We have made
81 Wall Paper, AID can, without dsuol, exhibit
Lheiarvest and most siefuiIs selected slock -and
lnen 50 ehenp--oi an, house N these paris.
Carpets
We have lust opened n largo aud we'll selected
stock of ip ,orted carpets Of the iatest patterns
Rag cnrprts NJ : n, on baud ~ tIt-.
Bo0ss umd Shoes.
We have onvroom devoted 70 thls branch OF tha
business, aud weAre now prepared 10 suit With
shoes or Boots, ever, body even 10 the smnIlcst
infant. Containing Ill tho varieties OF ladies
Blskinsand boctces. Misses and Chiidb Shoes,
srs sss SS SSs; spo " ssss
shoes Of ever description
fEuss and Caps I.
every grade both Tor men and 30, =, even 20 the
iaie spfe OF SOFT HATS Cor hard or rofl heads.
Call Ia Gents, and = Adam" " give you ''his.~
lf Hard ware,
and the arteles usually Kept n retail store. In
QuecnsW0rc and GtnssWorc
We have eptre new stock, containing some
new patIcrns and all thai h wanted In THIS vas--
But We ieelit unnecessary 10 say mute. Suffice
Tor ns 10 say we icot scy gratefui for the liberal
.,atfonaer bestowed upon usal through our incr-
camille course, and nothing ON our iurt shall be
done, al thislatc day. 10 mefl discontinuante
C the same We are sure tut II good Goods.
cheap Goods. and plenty o. then, aud gcnticman-
p-rierksto walt ON youis ~hatyon wani, wehs>c
april Nd. oaLLioS& soE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

CREsH ORANGES and LEMUNsat ~
L apr2s w. FALeunAR d Cos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

A LANCE assortment CONSISTING Of all article.
"A usually kept In general retail stores. az The
now TysER = KiMsLE's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

This superior kxthar,cn - now on sale In Brook
.lIlc. II needs no pulling. All that the people
want IL 10 know wberet 90 Tor II.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

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@nos. and viii lefth> rent npD<J e1I L I'D
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

uAms. .Itobinson's Superior Hams. Should
sprss WI. F.raumR d Co.'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
Catholic Church Property Confscatcd II
Connecticut.

from the Hartford Tim IS, April 21.l
Since the fact has been we'll settled that Right Rev
Bishop OReily board the Pacific, and tina he is
probably lost question Of much interest concerning
the property of the Roman Catholic chur in Connec
ticut, has arisen. he the Bishop OF the Har ford
docess and the Roman Catholic church property ia this
city and probably In this State, stood in his individual
nAne
At the last session OF the Legislature OF this ate
law passed. pages II and 72 OF the pamphlet
acts 1857 providing that devise Lease, grant
veyance TO or for any person In any ecclesiastical Office
shalt vest any estate interest in that
property appropriated 70 purposes of religious worship
or for BURIAL shall vest in person PERSONS unless
State; that any church property heretofore devised
trust Tor the benefit of the society congregation using
the same, ard shall upon the death Of such individual
vest in the religious corporation formed by such society,"
provided such corporation, organized in accordance with
the laws Of this State In existence at the time OF the
death OF such individual But In the property In
held by an individual and there be such corporate
body, then 1t Ia enac'ed:-
Section In tho event that congregation or society shall
not be Incorporated esad then and In that the
title OF such real estate shall ve In the State OF Connecticut
IN the and With the effect uerson
capable OF nheziung such real estate.
rhe ext section provides that the Treasurer shall deed
said property to rporaton Of such congregation when
shall be formed in accordance with the Ia of Connec
tout
1t is now probable that Bishop O'RieIy is dead He
ted several churches and other real estate for the
Of Roman olic congregations; they NOT organ
lied into corporate bc6es and this remarkable law
fscstes the entire property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
Unitetl states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Betta.

ApRE 22.-Tw SLAVE TRADE The case Of NJ. Lassaila
charged with citing out vessel in the port Of New York
for the slave trade, was set Gown for Monday motion
of The United States District Attorney but subject any
further pospenement for that may be shown by
Mr. Evars the counsel for the sccuse engaged
in another court. similar set down for Nom
day week.
CTARoK MURDsR.-The of Bassord, charged
with murder the high SEAS set for Wsdues
day The District Attorney int.mated that Mr. Spencer
the counsel fer the prisoner would submit plea Of
msnsiaughter, and in that event the would
cupy much tine
AssArLTs.-The trial Of Hanson and Wilson, charged
with assault with dangerous weapon, down FOR
Thurtday and that OF Woods and Soma next week.
ExJuGge Betbs assigned by the Court counsel for
WORDS; Mr.. Ibas Edwards defends soma
Capt Austin, against whom there four indictments
for cruel and unusual punisbmert at ses, admitted
probability be called after Me trial Of Bassord is dis
posed Of
The Judge then proceeded to call the civil calendar
pernentaiiy No cause was ready, and they all remain
they were on the calendar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

OCCULTATIoN OF STARS IN THE SCoRPION.--On
the night of Tuesday, April ~, at thrty-one minutes
past O'Clock, the moons east limb, fully Illuminated
will cut of from our view star OF the third magnitude
designated Sigma Scorpi At thirty-fve minutes past
midnight the will have far advanced in her
bit ss to permit the resppearsnee emerson OF this
star from behind her west limb then deficient Of light
On Wednesday morning, at six minutes past O'Clock,
there will commence similar occuatioR OF the bright
star Alpha Scorp or Anthares, which viii continue
hour and twelve minutes the emerson taking place at
Is minutes past O'Clock. The predictions given
are only to the nearest minute bat accurate observa
tons of the times Of immersion and emerson to the
act second, or indeed to fraction OF se.ond may be
made and X done at any stations, win be
valuable As mans of determining differences OF longi.
tude for those places To aciate the observation it
will be convenient to have cacated beforehand to the
nearest minute the insans OF i'm ersion and emersion
and the points the moons border where the stars dis
appear and reappear according to the formulas OF Bees
sell in the "Astronomisohe Nachuchten = vol vii, L. or
in the "Arnercan EPhemeris." p. 4V2-WashyVtor IN.
lslisereT, Afrd a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

EXCHANGING OF RIFLES FOR PROVISIONS
very singular affair occurred day last week at
Independence in this State, which, Illustrating the
delightfully."- harmonious relations existing between the
OF notice At this time lot of rifles brought to
Inc ependence iast Thursday from Kansas, by their
owners sold Of auction for what they would fetch
and the proceeds invested in provisions which the rife
sellers took back with them to their homes The afo
sad rifles brought from $12 to SIC apiece fact whih
shows that the Kansas rife market Ia glntted rifle
costs at the mAnufActory In the East $780, that oa
those sold At ncerendedce there WA clear loss Of 10
~ flS.-&, Lppis News, APrW 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

Resolutions TO be moved by the Honorable Mr.. Galley
in Committee of the Whole, in the Canadian Pariia
ment--
Be 1t resolved That oil the articles subject to
6uty of II per cent be- unles, specifically excep ted
acures 0; sk whole or in part leather ;tures
end India rubber manufactures be charged with duty
Of 20 cent That the following articles suhjec.
to duty OF 2h pei cent bs charged with duty Of per
cent-Csnada plates, wrought cranks, straps for walk
ing Leans, plough mouda galvanized iron. frames and
oles wheels and axss hoop tire for locomotives door
ard window sash and blind machinery printing PAGER
that is say book printing paper and printing
uaper. That the duty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

NEW YORK, April a. 1855.
An advertisement (wAnting ten or twelve servsae
girls) appeared in your columns to-day, and in On
swer to IL several applications have been made TO ns
for employment Wanting nc help, aud employing only
men Writers, presume the heartisss scouudssl that
indicted the Advertisement has enjoyed rch treat In
leading poor girls sstray in search Of employment.
Trusting their nlisersbls eport win rebound TO thsm-
selves !. WALLACk, rroPrstos, koA VaV stxVsk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
Court OF Common Pleas.


APRIL 22--Joseph Nathan Vim. Walsh This was
action to $25 for Damages done to horse and
wagon, which the defendant hired of the painti on
sunday in June last. mott On Was made for suit
the ground that the contract being made Sunday
void. The Court denied the motion, the action
not brought for the Of the contract but for
the injury done. Verdict for plaintiff, SOS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
The Eudora Imogone Mystery.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
naf,ra Cao~ra w Nyo~toc

ArRn 22The United States George Wilson.-In this
case the only witness called to-day by Mr. Joachmssen
the part of the se,uton was Wm Bradford Col
lector OF the Customs in the district OF who
depoeed that the Eudora lmogene duly enrolled and
licensed vessel for the coastng trade under Captain
Palmer; that che was American vessel and butt at
Deep River Adjourned TO Monday mornng ct 10 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

Soxt0us ShOoe1nS A0ray In the B0WoGy.
About O'Clock last night. the lower part Of the city
was thrown into great state Of excitement conse-
quencs Of serious shooting ARRAY occurring about that
hour between Councilman Kerrigan and two brothers
named John Ard Patrick Mathews, at No. AZ B,wey 1t
appears, - far could ascertain that as Councilman
Kerrgan was talking to friend of his In the bar room
s the above place. the two brothers Matthew'S entered
the premises, and Patrick commenced TO abuse the re
turned NcaraguAn in round terms. He at first wanted
Keigan to fight him with his sts but this the Council
man declined doing Mathews then asked Kerrgsn If he
would exchange shots with him, at the same time draw
ing revolver and pointing it at his opponents breast
Kerrigan acted very coouy indeed and was s,mewhAt
sarcastic. in consequence of Mathews taking advan
tsge ofhim. Mathews finally concluded his challenge by
splitting in the CouncimAns face. This made the
latter quite indignant, and he Immediately left
tue bArroom and procured revolver On his return he
stepped into tho cen re OF the roo and challenged Pas
however declined ,hs saer aud ran behind scrssn to
escape from the threatened shot.
John Mathews, the brother Of Patri,k. then rushed
towards Capt KerIgsn with pistol hand and threat
ered to dispatch him in less than tins Bot the
Councilman net to be easily frightened for turn
g towards the eecond assaant he ordered him to go
off and mnd his brkiness
Kerrigan then proceeded TO leave the barroom, and
~hen emerging fror, the door, he upon it is
alleged IL the tso brothers Ma hews one armed with
pistol and the cther With large bowie kaie. s.ae
for lite then eosuet between the three Kerrigan
gr1red Pat Matthew's rigat Slth his left, and
tected bmfef asainst j. hn Mathews In the struggle
Kenigsn's pistol went of, ,nd the ball passing down
wards struck Pat Ms hews In the groin nsictng pain
full but not car gerous wound. The psce Of sixth
ward pOurced upon the saants a. this and
took Captain Ker,igan into custody.
Ihe prisoner was taken to the station house. whra he
ccnfred for thu renarcer Of the night The bro
theirs Mathews Custom House officials and have long
since threatened to kill the redoubabe Captain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

Refined sugar, whether in loaves OF Jumps. can
died. crushed powdered or granulatei. or in any
other form, white bastard sugar, or other sugar
equal to refined sugar in quality, per cwt.... IA
White csyed sugar, and brown clayed sugar,
ard yellow bastard sugar, or sugar Of any
kind equal in quality to any of the said kinds
Of sugar but no; equal in quality to refined
sugar, Per cWt... ...IO U
Raw sugar, and all sugar of any kind not equal in
quality to any of those abo'e mentioned per cwt7
Rice to be free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
MsCELLANEOUB.

L3ANY SEEDLIKG sTeAwBERHY-A SUPERIOR
n early pToii and large hae aavoe strawberry. rsisdd
By the late James Wilson Of Albany. tho mine n hoecu
the winter urhAmsa strorg plau,s$l per huocred ~hlci
ley's doa:h Penn vsaj - PSF tundres ,riasoa cone
Iya suos.n Willie end o!hsr od sort 30 and 40 Is
esiber by mai viii receive pr pt aerton And when 10 tie
amount Of S. delivered 10 New York az street free
OF carriage. GEO q THOaBUsS Newark MI.
Eary norpare eau flower Plants 81 per hundred; early
cabbage, three sorts 50 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

"A and respectabiy living abort dlsancs the country
wish @ AXE .e s gstweeo s.hs .at WE'VE ys.rs Of
between four and elk years Of Any person
them tie best Q. homes by addressing 8. a. herald office,
stating particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

POLITICAL.
i dress The puty Of Young Meu During the Conirg
resdsntsl CamEsig will be delivered before the club by
SPENCER W. CONE Eeq. Presc ent, on Wednesday Uht0
evening april g. at O'Clock Members and their friends
requested to attend. AZEL FREEMAN. 1Commitee -
JACOB WAIDMuLLER,l ~
D j. GRAIN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

NY LADY WISHING TO MAXI A FEMALE CHILD
IA elk months old her viii please csli TO days.
l5 East d between lat anc "a second foo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

WHALING BARK LADY srFFOIK DTsMAsTED-A
SCHOONER ASHORE
BosroN, April %, 1856.
The unknown bark reported of Duxbury IL the Lady
Suffolk of and for Beverly, with 500 bbls of OIL Dnrin
the gale the foreast cut away which carried with
it the maintopmast. She rides safe at anchor.
An unknown schooner seen to capsize off Gfouoes
ter yesterday afternoon the ongng the wrsek
No assistance could be rendered account Of the heavY
sea.
FLOOD IN THE HUDSON.
ArRAyr, April q, 1855.
We have had rain here oil day; the water il rising
fast Quay street and the pier already overaowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

NTlW AND CHEAP KMBROlDEaIES, IN COLLARS,
IN sleeves, basques capes embroidered skirts &C., &C.,
Viii be opened on Monday April Also needlewoIk mus
broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
DICH LACEs.-A sUPsRB ASSORTMENT OF REAL
~ point fagulle and Valeneiennes lace collays and
sleeves In sets, Will be opened on Monday, April 81
A. r. STEWART CO.,
Broadway Chambers and Reade streets.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04

The CATHOLIC VoTE.-A work recently
published in Germany by Franz LGher, a
German Catholic, on the History and Con-
dition of the Germans in Anne rica, contains
the following pregnant paragraph, as quoted
by the AH9emetne Zsitung:
1.-THE Catholics have, in the United States
as well as in Canada, orId-rebowned and
accomplished priests and teachers, who are
superior in mind and inte ilcct TO their Pro-
testant brethren. This vexes the preachers
of the old English sects, and they are beside
themselves with anger. The warehouse
of their own theology offers them only fe W
weapons. Their religion is cold, inteli-
gent and yet not rational enough; they,
therefore, libel and persecute the Catholic
Church, and represent its priests as the most
?erocious beasts Of prey, only fl to be de-
voured with skin and bones. This is exactly
the thing most agreeable 10 the Catholic
managers. They have plenty Of money,
which is everything in America, although
half Of j. comes from Europe. Their prjcst-
hood is wel regulated and drilled, and the
multitude Of their LeIiererS oLey ther commands
like one man. Tie Catholic Bishops hare
already nosc, al least IN the free STATES, tie
greatest political porer. They elect Prcs,-
dents and Governors, and are mostly aIrasS
Democratic, though Mey know whea to change
their politics.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04

LET THERE BE NO SECRETS IN MEDICINE,
or rather no pretended secrets. The Medi-
cal Faculty pu blish Us son as made, all
their discover JOS, and almost all that is
known of real value for the cure Of disease,
has been discovered by them. DR.. Aver
takes the honorable honest course, and right
because it is honest. He goes to work and
invents the best remedy which medical skill
can devise for the cure of certain mpaints:
monopoly Of it solely BY making it cheaper,
better, more perfect. team any body else can.
II the people wOyld exact this of all who Of
fer meniciues, they would have mnch less
article and trash to swallow.--T. q Organ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04
: THE WHEELING INrELL0ESrER.-

: THE WHEELING INTELLr0ENcER.-We
have neglected, from carelessness, to notice
a change which has occurred in the propri-
etorship of this paper. Messrs. BEATTY G.
Co. disposed of the establishment to Messrs.
CAMPBELL & MCDERNorT, gentlemca in
every way capable of conducting the paper.
Under their editorial management the Intel-
hscneer will be independent IN all things,
but neutral in nothing. The city of Wheel
ing should support such paper, for it will
give the city haracter abroad that will
amply compensate for all the outlay. Sue
cess to Messrs. CAMPBELL g. McDERMorT,
and the Intsllise ncer under their control.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04
California News-The Election
The Result.

California NcWs-Ihe Election
The Result.
From the California Mails we CLEAN the
following:
At the hour of penning this, O'Clock, A.
NJ, on "Wednesday, it is impossible to say
which oe the electoral tickets has been sue
cessful in this State
The city has probably given Buchanan q
small majority, not exceeding one hundred
The Peoples Ticket is elected tn, oughout,
by upwards of one thousand majority. The
result, as regards the electoral ticket, has
taken all parties by surprise, as it was gen.
orally supposed that The Republicans would
have large maj ority in the county.
The returns from the interior are very in
complete. Sacramento has given Fillmore
plurality of four votes only. The county
has probably gone Democratic, although the
Fillmore precincts on the Consumes river
are not yet received.
From the upland counties, as far as heard
from, Buchanan leads Fillmore, but it is
impossible, from the meagre returns receiv-
ed, to arrive at any satisfactory conclusion
as regards the result in the State.
The following is the aggi egate vote fol
each of the electoral tickets, SO far as heard
from at the hour of going TO press. The
city vote is incomplete:
Buchanan 1Oes5
Fillmore 7OOI
Fremont 6,l39
Buchanan's majority over Fillmore; 8,
ss24; over Fremont, 4,7S6.