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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18

OF Some idea of the low stage Of water
in the Ohio may be gathered from the fact
that, on the 23d ult, Mr.. Patterson, one of
the superintendents Of Adams express, and
two other gentlemen connected with the
company, rode entirely across the channel in
buggy! The point of crossing was near
Louisville, short distance below the falls.
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would respond IN the same way.

@We notice that the FREMONT papers
in the Pocket are making quite stir over
one H. w. ELLSWORTH, who is making Black
Republican speeches in thatpart of the State.
If the whole history Of this gentleman was
revealed, his influence upon any portion OF
the people Of the State would be very
slight.
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o. The caral, we are glad to state, is in
better navigable order than it has been for a
long time past. Captain Osborne has now
taken charge of the canal above this city,
and is passing the water down as fast as he
can We were told that more water has
come down in three days than come in as
many weeks previously. Wemay now look
for more business BY this chauge.-Evens-
vtue Enquirer
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VOLUME XVI.
The Ninth District.

SCHUYLER CoLFAx has declined to meet
Judge STUART upon the stump, because the
Judge has made few speeches in advance
of him This appears to be somewhat a
lame excuse for an old oampaigner like Coll
FAX to make He has had the advantage
of the Judge in the free circulation of docu-
ments over his district and more general
acquaintance. The truth is that the Black
Republicans are afraid to discuss the true
issues in the canvass, for they cannot sue
cessfully meet them, and their policy is to
present only the Kansas troubles and boO-hoo
over them.
The Democracy of the ninth are in fine
spirits and firm in the belief of successful
result. Judge STUART is making a thorough
and efficient canvass, and wherever he goes
he makes fine impression. We hear that
CLEANS of light are breaking in upon the
dark spots in this district, and it needs but
effort on the part of the Democracy to Sc
cure glorious triumph.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18

OF Mr.. JOHN VAN BUREN was making
speech in the northern part Of Ohio last
week, and remarked that the fathers of our
country were Shareholders. An old Fusion
list exclaimed never. never, never. Mr. VAN
BUREN continued, Gen. WASHINGTON was a
stakeholder. Was not he christian and a
patriot? The response was no. How many
FREMosr men are there in this place who
would respond in the same way.
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OF Mayor WooD of New York. has been
requested by large number of the best cit
izens Of that city, to allow his name to be
used for reelection to that Office. The re-
quest is high tribute to the faithful manner
in which he has discharged his official du-
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Great Cry eEd Little Wool.

The AbOlitionists are huzzaing hring, can
mons, and wildly rejoicing over the fact that
they have not lost the Governors election in
Maine Maine has not voted for the De-
mocracy since 1852, but in all subsequent
elections has given fusion majorities. Last
year the Abolition majority was about three
thousand votes; but the old line Wings and
Democrats united in the Legislature and
elected WELLS, Democrat, Governor. Maine
is the theatre of rank fanaticism, the birth
place of the odiOus Maine Liquor Law, and
is fit spot for the termination and prosper
ity of Abolitionism, disunion and fanaticism
generally. The Abolitionists seem 10 rejoice
that they have been able to hold what they
already possessed. The Democracy have
never counted Maine as one OF the States
upon which theyrely to elect Mr.. BUcHa NAN.
If tho Aholitionists had lost Maine, they
would have been hors du combat, and they
feel glorifed that they are permitted to in
dulge their vain hopes few weeks longer.
" Go it We crippleS ''-"Go it while you're
young, for when you get old you can't"
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6T The TT. Wayne Jefersoi'ian says that
arrangements have already been made for
Rev. Mr.. BRENToN, NJ. c., from that district
and a-candidate for reelection, to attend
thirteen Camp etings during the present
campaign. That is turning religion into the
political arena, or wee Versa, in a wholesale
way.
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pI is stated, on the best Of authority, that
who are hired out in st. Louis. This accounts,
in part, for the pertinacity with which the N.
Y. Herald, the especial organ of FRExoSr and
the Black Republicans, insists that Kansas shall
be slave State
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Iowa.

A friend from Iowa, formerly know-no-
thing, and well acquainted with the politics
of that State, says that Buchanan will cer-
tainly receive its electoral vote. The De-
mocracy have commenced vigorous canvass
to secure thai result.
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.GGov. AIKEN Of South Carolina has sig
nifed his intention to the electors of the
Second Congressional District of that State,
which includes the City of Charleston, not
70 become candidate for reelection. =
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18

pThe Democrats Of New Jersey have nOm-
mated for Governor the n oct popular man in the
state-a man Ofgrest purity and character. and
possessing extraordinary powers Of eloquence.
he i n Of the late c, ,leSrsted Pref $50 Al
ExASDrn. Of Princeloa aad rother Of two OF the
present Professors. he is alawyer Of standing.
an c. villrry gres, strength Er the BvoHAsAs
6slS a ..HH.
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AS Inevitable as the Law of aravits.ion.

"As Inevitable as the Law of Gravitation.
GARRISON says that in proportion to the
growth ofdisunionism will be the growth of
Republicanism or Freesoilism that ain
those places where there are most Abolition
lists who have disfranchised themselves for
conscience and for the slaves sake, the
heaviest vote Is thrown for the free-soil
ticket"
This, says GARRISON, is as inevitable as
the laws of gravitation." The greater in-
cludes the less." He then says, if we should
do our work over again, aud try the same ex-
pertinent ten thousand times over, we should
have the same result in the form alton of the
same party"
This is the claim that GARRISON puts in
for his disunion confederates to the paternity
of the Republican or Freesoil party. As he
and his friends have advanced in throwing
off the trammels of the Constitution, and in
proclaiming open hostility to the Union, the
anti-slavery sentiment of the present Repub-
lican or Freesoil party, has grown more radi-
cal and more impatient of restraint under the
barriers imposed by the constitution and its
compromises. This party now occupies the
same ground that the GARRISON Abolitionists
occu pied at the outset OF their organization.
The GARRIsoSITEs have gone on sticking
their stakes farther ahead, from year 10 year,
till the constitution and the Union are OPEN
ly avowed as being the most fearful engines
of oppression known to the civilized world.
They have acted as pioneers in the work of
revolutionizing public sentiment in the
North, and those who now constitute the
Republican or Freesoil party have followed
in their wake, as the dog follows meat
cart, picking up whatever palatable crumbs
happen to fall by the wsy-side. The latter
slide into the old and cast off notions of the
former, as naturally and readily as the agile
DR.. Stop sid into the unmentionables Of
OBADIAH, in the sequel to TRIsTRAM SHANDY
Such AboltioniSts as GARRISON and his
adherents were, twenty years ago, the Re-
publican Party are now. If they continue
to follow up the teachings and initiate the
example Of their great file leader for few
years longer, as seduIously as they have for
few years past, like him, they will be
among those who voluntarily disfranchise
themselves for conscience and the slaves
sake.'' Like him, they will be ready to pro-
claim n the street-corners and from the
house-tops that "This Union is a lie. The
American Union is an imposture, covenant
with death and an agreement with hell. >
IAM FOR IT'S OVERTHROW Up
with the flag of disunion, that we may have
free and glorious republic Of or own, and
when the hour shall come the hour will have
arrived that shall witness the overthrow ol
slavery"
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u The Troy Times announces the death Of
its editorial associate. EyOoH DAVIS, Esq b.
died at the residence of his father and brother
in his native place. SALISBURY, Vermont in his
fs<ty-third year.
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riumors Elsc,or.l rictst in Michigan.

We learn from the Detroit Free Press that
the Fillmore men in Michigan hold Con-
vention at Detroit on the I'd of October next,
for the purpose Of nominating Presidential
electors. The Free Press, in speaking of this
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18

OF We notice that Miss CARRIE ID. Fill
KINs and Judge MORTON are posted for
speeches in Montgomery County. Par no
LIE ., syr,,,,
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movement. saws:

We, have no doubt that, in many of the coun-
t;esof the State, more votes will be cast for the
Fillmore electoral ticket than the Fremont; and
we shall not be surprised, when the election
closes. to find that Fillmore has beaten Fremont
ingthe State. - -
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&C. w. PRATHER denies that he has
resigned as FILLMORE Elector for the Eighth
District, as the Black Republican papers have
stated.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18

OF The Cambridge City Netos has been
revived and again hoisted the Democratic
banner. Success to it.
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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. II. 1856.
Organize I

1t Is but few weeks to tho State election,
one which will have an important bearing
in determining the general success of the
Democratic party. Democrats of Marion
county are you prepared for the issue Has
everything been done to secure success that
can be? If not, there is no time to be lost
We urge you not 10 rely on what has been
accomplished, but put your hands to the
work and never cease while labor is to be
done.
We warn you in time that deep laid
schemes are on foot by the Black Republi-
can leaders to carry this county. In those
plans they must be foiled, and it can only be
by increasing vigilance. You may rest as
sured that everything that money can do,
everything that can be accomplished by Chi
canery ami dishonest means, will not be left
uninterrupted. TIE work that is needed
is continued personal effort by every
Democrat in the neighborhood which sur
rounds him. No man is so humble who has
not some influence, and those who have
done much can do more. We say to you
again, pull off your coats, roll up your
sleeves, labor like man in earnest, who have
a great work to accomplish, and we assure
you the result will be glorious triumph.
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or The Union. a daily paper of FILL
MORE and DONELsoN proclivities, has jus,
been started at Terrs Haute.
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IL Wheat is beiog grown in Northern Loui-
siana to a considerable extent-sufhc ent fof
consumption. Grist mills have been e" e'ea IN
Noorehouss Parish.
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SPECIFICATIONS for Repairing the Wood
en- bridges building Bridges laying Inwaie Crossings
and furnishing the materials for the same.

the o1d-
and furnishing the materials ! E tPr .4Rs same
The contractor shall be bound 10 repair and always keep in
good order bridges ooerossngs exiig which
e Rs he Ety. He
f. nth s hs a
S at b In 50
to be anew, shall make the without
s. e Rss Ro dsp nj ne des %
iron shall expiration Of his contracts return all
ssn shall retain the last cercae until he Be
repaired.
bridges shall be in accordance dane With tho
5'ssn y 70 s VII t5s s5sT r.
quality and cssp RnkS gR to e
sides to be i've inches suitable depth correspond
@ 81 S s}aa
inches Vide end and twenty-five inches at ts other and
s n as a 3 5sn
sd fat h
the outside Of sides and shall e placed distances
aess % ds asa an sea
sas ss IN II @
s.s ss f ssss
Ct s!p
be fastened a4he ends with the panks by Of
70 be dnsd thea E ,sR
psn
fye.neh nails Wherever it shall be necessary to dig
@ Saf
@ nh the
to restore the grade Of the street. shall the paving
Wherever '''''' D GukWALE CROSSINGS
sns s Ssy sa &C. s ded sn 5
pins laid according levels and directions of the Sur
and in such places the Street Commissioner may
Guirc.
All materials shall be of the best quality and shall bt
furnished by the contractor as well as The labor.
orders from the Street Commissioner relative to the work
s s By him az d sl San h 3
neglect shall be the duty Of the Street
cost he may be able to obtain them work done
the expense Of the contractor and Of his The
deducted of of the monthly be made
to said contractor.
The shall be responsible for all damages that
obtained agans, the city parties who shall have sustained
eli the Tght to declare the contract o eo null
void without applying court of justice without indemni
All old off bridges where lumber is substi
| tued by the contractor, shall belong to him.
The shall security the satisfaction of thu
Finance Committees of the Common Council conditioned for ih
faithful performance of the contract contracts and the
species and amounts of security offered must be specified in thu
PROPOSALS may be made for the whole work. for one portion
being part city above the of Canal
for the other portion being all that part of the city below
The contracts will be made for term of re
made monhiy certificates Of the Street Commissioner
by the chamen of the Finance Committees of the Com
much per for keeping in repair all til
hridges much foot board measure for bridges
much per running foot foi tRaTss f sERsinE com
Approved By the chamen Of the Committees of Streets an
I.andings.l my3l St
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OFFICIAL. ---QTEICTAL.
MAYOEALTY. OF NEW ORLEANS
Common Council CITY Hal, Hay sd. 1856 5


REgonyEp, Tnas Cd slis pslIs az one s.ees.o..
ssf @ sss:
fe f 1shs snd ssn
esat Aldermen axed Il me following places md undss
FiasF hease # Ps i, ana
G 5slS Psts ss F5a ss k"s
sEcoNp lie engine house of Fire Company No.
ss 5a s.ss 5oa
Esass md VII .gsIs s1,e j esaD,c r
eslss dqiss na ss soa. Charlie
FoUETa ne engine house Fire Com
easa II Z I'd bhSs # shssla' ~
y sagn hess q f Company
Ihss Ryknaan Isaac Chandler Clerks, W y. hubbard
corner q Psrddo and carontelet Inspectors.
IL ss eif ssn HhfnTz Charles Z E
as q Firs GoEpsHg. Nc
"; Phiipsii Clerks, Beeeher and +. >. Htsibes
EIGHTH rHEscE ths house 81 Fire Company No.
Fsitsa smss IL aa snsh
E,rr4 flsIhs Es ss sa:
Benz ss Eng esa
rrs1a e ID an s
Jacquet Clerks. Arthur and NngsieId
iss5 dlIssss n E 4 S
Hopkins Clerks q ~, pss Ty and M n Ds Il
d.
F. Percy and o. Gaiongne. {Ss5# $S35 sss
THIRTEENTH engine HOUSE. Of Fire Company
No. A. Hospital street, between Bourbon aEd Royal
streets. inspectors. Jules Cassard John r. Dujour
Clerks G.. Bounr ard j. i. GastiHel
FOURTEENTH the engine house Of Fire Company
No. 3, Bayou road Inspectors, I. Drouet O. Roux
Clerks, v. LabatHt and 4. Petitpafn ESs8
FIFTEENTH PREcIEcr-At GTeatnen school house. Enspec
tors, g. Layiile, Eugene staes Cterka ~ Toes and
Charles Leearpenter.
SIXTEENTH the Breton Market Inspectors Ed
nund Cbailos Solomon Auder Clerks r. Casanova and
Edward Iiatil 48
sEyEFTEEsTH PHEc1NcT-At the engine NIneburg
Inspectors John Jacobs Anthony OrNeI Clerks VIM
Richardson and John Jacobs. 5S 80
EIGrEEyrH PREGEctt the engine house Of Fire Company
Not Inspectors, James Brooks James Scgufn Clerks
Alexander Lee and Felix Consarzie
NIHETEESTH PHEGsGTAt the Mexican Gulf Railroad Depot
Inspectors. j B. Ducong, j. r. Barnett !; Clerks. r.
Newman and John Newman. s985 $780,
TWENTIETH PREcIEcTkt the Washington Market LOUISE
street, evee and MORGAN streets Inspectors T
Wiltz, g. DeFeret; Clerks, Robt. Wynne and Baron
fontafne. IL EAU 80
Twenty FIRST PREscr-At the oce Of the California
Mill Of Levee and Congress streets. Inspectors
Jacques Gharbonnet W. G. Flanders Clicks + Bartlol
envy and T. Desgrais. lE3l 55a5s& aE5 ga st
TEEsTYSEcosD PREc1ScT-At the Hook-and Ladder COM
pany house. jackson street Inspectors John ~ Wat
| a kins, Richard Swain Clerks, s. GalpinS and
THRD PRETyCr-Atthe school house Of Nag
and Second streets. Inspectors, Robert AcCn, J.
| Norment; Clerks, VIM: Dalton and ----
$3.50 President Or Board Assistant Aldermen.
1 (Signed,J III. LuGEEBUHI4
/ Prest. Board Aldermen.
4 Approved sd May, 1856
[Sgned,l III NO. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Il A true copy. G. W. LEWIS, Sec IN ny24
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! OFFTCTAT,---OFFICIAL.

SPECIFICATIONS for KepaiEsi.n Tg FL n,t The
Stone s cesanss Sidewalks Font d city Property and
as .fRaf ihi fsRis
e sssd ssss ss as
m v ass i ss 81 sf
and iassns q hdgs it stones
ELL 81 IL 5 s
The shall furnish ,leir expense all the
led ann ali reeaiis sf C made WSn
may preserbsd r. Street Commissioner who shall
sas III Han hours allowed
sss. s.s e a. al sRssGy ei9ss sss
nsnt q the streets not at lime be interrupted
shall sfas
Ds sSt aa yS
Shells The same ma.s5ias and sis eseys Top
ali cases, ranmed All round stones shall be placed
e @ s aa @ e M
making all other repairs The materials to be used shall be SINH
materials to be shall bs tie best quality tie market
where repairs become necessary by Of
ages BY gssgh, other the
those wherein shall have specifically notified Che
s Fss sE ig
with all written orders Of the Street his suboFdi
ay e
The II the 1ee d s s by
be done Which have tile right do all Of
Is q t
shacall the Street Commits office, at
B and d every day "a III dsts @ IS
said Office shall be considered equivalent writ
orders upon the contractors in the dates
| thereof. .5& #s-g5g1 .5 54@&
The streets delivered the contractors in whatever
condition they be on the day they begin work The
tractors shall Immediately thereafter and during the whole time
Of the continuance their make all the repairs spec
they shall deliver the Streets at the expira
ton Of their good condition; in default Of which, so
much of the Of the last certificate shall be retained
shall necessary make the repairs needed. .9f N
The shall furnish security 70 the satisfaction Of the
Committees the Common Council conditioned for the
faithful performance the contracts and the
species Of security offered must be specified in the
| proposals. s@, u. =
street separately ~ .. .-4@Ft .
The contracts will be made for term Of three
date of signing the and payments will be
made monthly certificates of the Street Commissioner,
the camen Of the Finance Committees of the Com
mon Council. ,ss=l.ag-.. Fl
In neglect the Of contractor under these
specifications comply strictly Herewith, the City Council
shall right declare the contract tto null and
void without applying court Of justice without nden-
! nifying the contractor. 5sl
l. New Orleans May 18th, 1856 y I'd
Approved by the chairen of the Committees of Streets and
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IsiEned,l JNo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
.lp
my24
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
$ls{ CITY Hall. 2Ist day Of Nav, 1856,

= NAYoRALTY{ OF NEW ORLEANS
&$ss City Hall, 21st day Of May, 1856
IN CONEORMTTK with the 13th secsEon OF
the of the Legislature Of nis State entitled Act to
amend Act the City q New Orleans and to
provide for the Government Of the City Of New oEan and
The q the affairs thereof approved March
preside inspectors Of The election 70 take PLACE on
Commissioner four Recorders nine Members Of the Board Of
men the city New Orleans according to the provisions Of
said act, wit: M the
First Precinct-Willigm G. Mullen
Second Precinct-Beniamin Bloomfield.
Third Preenct-Dr. AInes.
Fourth Precinct-Henry D.. Ogden,
Fifth Precinct-H. Julson.
Sixth Precinct-R. W. Adanls- 'I=-.5blss
Seventh Precinct-T. d. Harper
Eighth Precnct-M. Scott
Ninth Precnct-F. A. Bettinger. is, al. 5,a 5{45.
Tenth Precinct-H. L. Pere.
Eleventh Precinct-H r. GrandInont.
Twelfth Precinct-C. DeTilliers.
Thirteenth Precinct-P. Maloche- 's. n $50 +
Fourteenth Precinct-F. NJ. CroEat Fl ~
Fifteenth Precnet-M. Dodart, ia, 40
Sixteenth Precinct-P. o. Labstut. {,5lf# ss-gs=F
Z Seventeenth Preeinct-Charles Fagot-
Eighteenth Precinct-S.S. Relf. | .E.'
Nineteenth Precinct-Genrge Hooper, a :s.2
Twentieth Precinet-George LugenhGhi.
Twenty first Precnct-N. sinnott. F#r u. s
Twenty. second Precnct-Jotn s. Whitaker
Twenty third Precinet-George Purvis. S% WY
JNO L. LEWIS. 5{ayof
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OFFIcIAL---OFFICIAL.
..'a MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, q
City Hall. May %. 1856.
ITO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF New Or.

W q s.s5., ! A &
bar rooms:
sG ssS sssstay as The
s p d a s s9 &
T. The il s 1p d.
awess men easued together tie purpose Of violating The
iaT some Of whom from report being strangers to
whereas public mind being strongly e q and
oad sa oaw s al he eoas Eo
Chief Magistrate 9f s City, sasems 70 meet he wishes
snd q q, q lat By
request they close heIr Establishments and during
s snsay hsf "as Rs
Their NM ~ Do e as and snpo s
hores IN law and order on that OCCASION and BY
a'a ade
SUCH dsgacef and awless acts much calculated
ea " Whereof would ndenbsdy ufs neacasSy and
geea So e
nay- City papers please copy. myso
@ MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE ORLEANS, /
MES citoyens de la Nonvei i e @ ct
N ceux qu cafes deg bares
cafes ct des bares jour de la dernere election generate
sos s M @
etre Attributes abu DIES queurs enivanes mails ont
o s
yoIer les lois hommes don't qelques scion lie bru
bic, strangers Ia vile ct naven ancun inere sa
prospere ct reputation;
FL a.1n meme g. I
desire quee soft adptee les prochaines elections de
vile aa
CONNIE premier magstrat de la VILE desant sasaire
ypux population ujet anue general
empresse fat mon invitation en- novembre dernier
de csncoyen qu de cafes ct des baes
e leur appel eriex les invite erner eus eta
bssements pendant ounee de LUNDI proclaim nn
ct ne permettre nj ndectemeR que personne
sc des cueurs envrantes dams eur
on eurs E zen appee ans ous les bons CT
appuye les aors dans les efforts quees eront pour main
tenr orre les Circumstance pour conbuer
par leur exemple eu influence ct spprer toute
de asodre ct de trouble ct prevenr e
sctes honeux bien cacues pour nuire In
pere bonnie reputation de Ia Nouvee Orleans ct don't
e reour feait ncacuable peutetre ireparabe
avenir gande capiale du Sud- deyene foyer de
tant dnterets importants. JNO. L. LEWIS,
myal ~" Marie.