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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
TFor the State Sentinel
UREASIS OF HOME.
By DAIsEY.

When evening 4 lows fling their misty mantle DER the
Aud little aOvsss calmly sleep, in dingle wood, and
dale,
Zen like the AMY breath of morn, or twght's pen
sive gloan1.
Come sweet aad pleasant thoughts of Mother sisters,
friends aqdhOme
Dost miss me, dafllng mother when the MONDAY meal
Doth little BIaaie o. the laughing eyes, lift up her
sunny head
And say, whilso'er her lovely face thousand dmples
Shall VIC noa so the absent one, blessing, Mother,
say" -
Doth she as of old My sister DA1sY keep,
Oh, Lord ro BARN, and angels send, to guard her in
her sleea.r
When robed ilfwhte, cherub bright, her evening
She kneeis odd thee glowing with the pleasures OF
the dayNa
And, list ncI TO the planlye tender bird like tone
In which she usd her baby dice unto " FaIhers''
throne,<4
tho't, if sughi d Earth could set my soul from error
free, -
Il was the pssq from infant lips there offered up for
mel -
Thes, clamber up thy knee, her goodnight blessing
she reseisfs,
And falls to se like early dew, upon the em'rald
leaves
Bess-bess be- fairy sister Blanche, methinks now
can SEQ II
Ripe kisses fappng frem thy ps-but oil, not for
The vision hanges! now a sea of pleasant mem 'ries
And |, again, ad seated by the II :eside, at home.
soft and gentle vOEe. like distant music, 20 fill
Ny dreaur Hth Joy, aud bids the troubled waves Of
care ,tlbetti y
Ny Mother, In ihe " Old Arm Chair sits sad and
th0uzbifulF;
tiny head % golden eurls is resting on my knee:
Two great leimghter-oving eyes are sweety raised
In which the gerry soul of mlrh is seen to shine
Then, there of beauty rare, fair and fragile
sister, pale, who patient, murmers, - Lord! thy will
be done.''
The hectic flush burns her cheek wild light in hci
eye,
Oh, ISL not sad that lovely should early die
And now the breath Of music fills the air with harmony
And couldkiss my mothers hand so plain her form
see
- Oh MOther do You miss Your DAISY from
your siie:
Do not Ohen, thro' tbs midnight sumbers gantl,
glidef
Fold-foldne close unto your heart, where would
everbe
Ard neverlet me again, far away from thee =
Ills past It's DER twas but dream no mother
angd tones
Fall on nine ear like sweet joy-bells, am, indeed
Ssalona -
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gJs"Eyery Democrat advocates the Southern
doctrines that slavery has right TO 90 into
all Territories without law or permission"
The Sentinel won't deny that. journal.
Ifany man has curiosity to see speci-
men ofthc 'tallest kind" of impotence that
can be raked up from the dirty kennels OF
Black Repablicanism, there it is. That the
statemest is false, in all its length and
breadth, the Journal knows full well.
The assertion "that the Sentinel wont
deny" its truth, is made in the face Of a
most direct and positive denial, in the
Sentinel of Saturday last. # the Journal must
"prevaricate" so abominably, we submit
whether il. ought not, at least 70 abseryssa
little show of decency about il.
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New ork Items.

NEw YORK, June goth.
The Herald OF this morning says that Major
Heiss has been deputed by Padre Will as tenn
porary Minister from Nicaragua during his alb
sence.
Charles Morgan, Esq has completed his ar
rangements for a line OF steamers between New
York, New Orleans and Nicaragua, under the
Randolph grant, tn commence the LIST of July.
Mr. Fillmore partook Of a grand entertain
ment last evening, given by MIR. Brooks. A.
,erenade succeeded, given by the National
American Club .n
After the adjournment of the Republican rat
ication meeting last night, procession was
formed, which proceeded TO Col. Fremont S res
ldence, where speeches were made by Fremont
and Mr. ,Emmet.
Enthusiastic calls were made for Jessie, when
Mrs. Fremont appeared on the balcony and was
warmly greeted.
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Particulars Of the Assault upon Straug, tho
Prophet Of Beaver Islands.


The Detroit Free Press, of recent date,
says that the U. S. steamer Michigan, Capt.
CHARLES McBLArR, had arrived at that port
from the Upper Lakes. While she was lying
at st. James, Beaver Islands, on the after
nooa of the 10Th inst, tragical event occur
red on shore, which will probably result in
the Heath Of JAMES j. SrRASG, the well
known leader Of the Mormon settlement at
that place. The Free Press obtained the fol-
Iovieg brief details from Mr.. McBLArR, the
d<tsih OF the Michigan "''
IT &ems that Captain McBlair had occasion
TODD for S;rang on business, who, while on
Id law to the vessel, in company with the pi-
10 fas waylaid. and shot down with pistols,
byNexander Wentworth and Thomas Bedford
tyobf his former followers.
h received three balls in his body, one strik-
m hhe skull behind the ear. glancing and
p66ng out--one lodging near the upper max
MI bones Of the face. and the third close 20
l4fpinal column After he had fallen one OF
IA &sailan.s followed up the attack by a vio-
II blow Of his pistol over his head, producing
a ere confusion of his brow and left eye.
Hrang was picked up and carried into a
hose near DVb apparently uedu, 'oUt aiJeI "a
fe6 FL monents he revived sufficiently TO ask the
sd leon OF the Michigan, who was in attend
~. if the balls could be extracted. Neither
tl&ball in the head nor that in the IONS was
trX ed. and as either of them had created a
mi ttal wound, it was not strongly attempted,
III opinion of the surgeon is that long ere
thf he is dead.
fhe men, satisfied that they had taken his
liz, iledto the Michigan FOR protection against
thS fury of the Normons Their persons were
atb nce secured, and they have since been de-
Ii Jfred into the custody Of the sheriff Of Mack
naw.ii ua as3 s1a'tu. 40 sAf.trE t,,r .sH 80. 1
Thomas Bedford, one Of the men who com
mi he'd the act, had been whipt forty 1ashes on
th6ibare back, with scourge made of blue
bs,,fk sprouts twisted together, some time
III, ON a charge oil neglecting 40 disclose
face concerning a robbery, This had been
liz by Strang's orders. Both Bedford and
YVebtworth had been Morrnons, but hail scced- (
n, hid had joined with the McOulloh faction I
tic Michigan left Beaver Islands at noon on
.hefl7th, when Strang was still living, but
thooght to be in very critical state.
tS<ven families, including those of the prison
Is ,ssnd eonsiftpg in all Of near thirty persons.
liornon seceders, thought it prudent TO quit
he Island. and took passage in the stesmer4o
lfzck iLaW
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or Hon. SHEPHERD LEFFLER has been
nominated by the Democrats of the Second
Congressional District, Iowa, as their candi-
date for Congress-. MFR. LErvLER was former
ly member of that body. At the last cleo
ton Fusionist was elected in his district,
by q small majority.
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0ESEwARD is in a "big disgust" on account
of FREMoNT's nomination. lie says it is a
wanton throwing away of the results of long
years of devotion and labor; that so far from
being a good beginning or opening for the
Black Republicans, their defeat at their first
trial will be so disastrous that the party will
not be able to make another stand in his
lifetime. .fs5
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NOTICE
Withdrawal of Lands in Iowa.

w ILIIUIdWdK VI LuuUo III IUWus
Pursuance of approved 18th May, 1885, sslnA
king grant of lands to the State Of Iowa, alter
nate sections 10 aid in the construction OF certain rail-
roads said State, instructions have been issued from
this office, Withdrawing from market, until further or
ders all the lands In that State except those situated
the following named DISTRICTS which still open 10
purchasers for efecting sales and locatOns, viz:
Office at DacorTah, all the lands IN the district
Once at orr Dodge, all the lands norfh Of the line
between townships ~ and 80 ,.,.. ... ... ....
once at Sioux City, al the lands hoh II the line be-
tvs cen townships 81 and %. -. ... .n... -....l
Given under my hand, at the General Land Office at
the City OF Washington, this 2st day Of May ls56.
THOS. 4. HENDRICKS,
sf...
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esr1G{s Combat Between Two stations
H. I'm POrismQulh. EnglaHd.

Tesr7n{S Combat Between Two stations
I'm Portsmouth, England.
OnfThursday evening week, between six
and seven o'clock, as the Dragons were
walking their horses to their different billet
ing-houses, a black stallion attacked bay
next to him with the most savage ferOcity.
The dragon was speedily thrown, and the
bay, nothing 10th, returned the attack with
equal determination. The scene was with
out parallel; the animals fought like bull
dogs, struck out with their fore-legs seized
each other by the neck and chest, rolled over
and over again, groaned, snorted and sayagely
continued the extraordinary encounter for up
ward of seven minutes.
The tradesmen shut up their shops, for the
infuriaed animals seemed bent on mutual
destruction. Eight or ten dragons could do
nothing with them until their strength was
spent and fury exhausted, when one power
full young man watched his opportunity,
rushed at the PROSTATE black stallion, seized
him resolutely by both ears, and with an
iron grasp made the animal groan with rage
and pain. The bay was with difficulty
forced away, and tried to kick and bite
every one near him. This unusual and
terrific conduct caused the utmost excite
ment and the greatest CONSERVATION. 1t took
place opposite the George Hotel.
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- These speeches are now furnished at halt
the usual rates, and il would be we'll Tor our
friends to send on for them at once, While
they can be lad. 4 The impott ance of HAVING
such able documents placed in the hands Of
every voter in Indiana, cannot be TOO strong
ly urged, or receive too much attention.
Our information from Indiana Is that the
State has been flooded with Abolition dozen
ments. They have nine members of Con
gress-Ye have but three. Our appeal then
Is to the masses of the Democratic party 10
form Clubs in every township in the State
and send on for good Democratic speeches
: Eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty
10 deserve success we must work enaraet;c-
ally, persistently, determinetliy and zealous-
ly,i 80 .snXery truly. yours, 80,
X. S. SPR0ULE, See'y.
Democratic papers please copy.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

~ Office 10 hereby given, that ~ orderOI the Court
~ OF Common Pleas Of the county Of Marion, will,
on SATURDAY. the I4th day Of June 1855, at the Pail
mer House corner in the city Of indianapolis, sell at
public auction the following described teal estate situ-
aed In Marion county, State OF Indiana, known the
prope ~ Of Newton Larsh, late of Prebe county, Ohio,
deceased, t0-wil The southeast and SOUTH vei rac
tional quarter Of section twenty eight containing
hundred and eight aud Go leo OF ia town
ship number IS, north OF range number three in the
said township. -''''' f't ''"-f' - f't''
The same 20 be sold subject 10 the widoa s rights
therein and the following terms, towit One-ihird
Of the purchase money cash in hand; third in SIX,
months and one-ihird IN twelve months from day OF
sale. fsf.'r tf 'Hfffifff''t sr"l "sftI''i joe .
To be sold for not less IN two-ihirds the appraised
yslue-thc purchaser TO give notes for deferred pay
munts with approved freehold security, waving re
course 10 valuation or appraisernent laws.
JAKEs ii. McKERNAN, Administrator. 81,
May IL, fs56-w5w
TAKE NorIcF.-The Widows inieres, In the said real
estate will be sold II same time and place ana the
same terms. , !, n. MtKERNAS, Ad'mr,
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u. The SummeEville Democrat, Brownsville
Journal, Jackson M0disOnian and Paris Senti-
mel, Democratic papers. of West Tennessee, are
all edited by Old Line Wings, who have taken
refuge in, and are doing battle for the Demo
cratic Nominees, as the surest and best means
of putting down, not Sam the Pope, but Sam
and his cousin german, Black Republicanism.
Such fact speaks volumes in behalf Of the
Democratic party and its candidates
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AN ORDINANCE preseribIng ihe eonpensalion

AN ORDINANCE prescribing the compensation Of
Mayor. City Engineer, The members OF the City
Council, and the per centum 10 be charged by the
CITY Treasurer for collections tfe tar duplicate,
and to abolish the salary of Assistant Engineer, ..
SECTION |. BE Il ordained by the Common Council Of
the city OF indianapolis, that from and after the passage
of this ordinance, salary the Mayor shall be
eight ndred dollars per ,Tay s5e quarterly.
SEC. 2 That from and after the passage OF This Ordi
MAJ &C. the salary of the Civil Engineer shah be SIX
hundred dollars per annum 10 be paid quarterly. and
that salary Of the Assistant Engineer shall he abo
ished; leaving such Chief Engineer - furnish such
aid AS he may deem necessary at his own expense.
SEC That from and after the passage OF this ordi
nance, each member of the Common Council, shall
receive for his services Two dollars Tor every meeting
Of the Council he may attend, 10 be paid quarterly
SEc. 4. That the City Treasurer compensation for
his services shall be allowed four per cent the
he may collect the tax duplicate, with the
addition Of six per cont on all collections from the de.
linqueni list except when such delinquent list shall be
his own the previous year I'm which case,
such additional per cent. shall be allowed.
SEc 8 All ordinances or parts OF Ordinances coining
In conflict with this ordinance, Inconsistent there
with, be and tbs same hereby repealed.
SEC This order 10 be in force from and amer its pas
sage.
Ordained and established June Cd, 1855. i..f
HENRY r. WEST, MAYOR.
Attest: ALFRED STEPHENS, CITY Clerk.
ie6-diL wit ... .
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NoTICE on nISCaIaTTI0y

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY: Notice
- is hereby given that at the April Term the Court
OF Common Pleas of Marion County, after final settle
ment OF the Estate Of Peter RecksbO, deceased, about
the SUM OF One HundIed Dollars were found remain
ing for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs
therefore notified to appear tho first day OF the next
term of said Court. and prove their heirshp and re-
ceivo their disributiye shRre.'' f's- '-.''t
WIN STEWART, CLERK,
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0TThe following lines " like Orient pearls
at random stfuns " breathe the inspiration of
a pure heat They are beautiful as the
gistening dew drops in the bright morning
sunbeams- pIl pf genuine poetry and true
genius. w llope to hear from our DAISY
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NOTICE OF pIsTRIBUTI0N.

CTATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY; Notice
- Is hereby given that at the April Term Of the Court
az Common Pleas Of MarieR County, after FINAL settle
ment of the Of Elias HOllingswOrih, deceased
about the Of Nine Hundred Dollars were found re-
naming for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs
therefore notified 10 appear the first day OF the
next term OF said Court, and prove iher heirhp aud
receive their distribution share.
...... .4 WIN. STEWART. Clerk, ...
MAY 20, 1855. je5w4w c. G. p, Marion Co
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Lake Michigan and the Mississippi Welded
Arrival of tho First Steamer


We learn from the Green Bay Adrocate
that on Monday, the 10th, the first steamer
made the voyage through the Fox river i'm
provement, connecting the waters Of the
Mississippi river and Lake Michigan. Great
excitement was manifested throughout all
the vicinity, and vast crowds had collected
for the purpose of witnessing the event.
The Aquilla, the steamer selected for the
occasion, was crowded with guests, who had
been invited to be present on the OCCASION
Groups were collected all along the shore to
add their testimonials Of JOY, which was
doue@Qith shouts OF enthusiasm as the boat
pr,oteda on her course
III y Green Bay, the Aquilla was
e>round of artillery; after
lnsEehed ashore-and 60
~ !, <5s $ 6 Formed they pro-
! ~ led States Hotel, where the
e''y delivered very enthu'i-
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CC-Preachers make excellent slangwhang-
ers. They are non- combatants, too and can
indulge in any degree of violence Withheld
being held responsible for the same Slxou
language is regarded as their spec: q pz1sis
lege Thus minister in Detroit latel ~
livered himself of the following Moroeaa d
indignant eloquence: " Before l would SEQ
popular sovereignty wrested by force from the
people of the territories, WOULD HAVE THE
PLAINS OF KANSAS SILENT WITH UNIVERSAL
DEATH. Before would have the lips of our
Senators and Representatives sealed in craven
silence by the hand of Southern violence,
WOULD SEE THE HALLS OF NGREss ANKLE
DEEP IN BLooD.'' There are few responsible
politicians who would dare to utter such Ian
guage.-Cin. Eng.
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NOTICE OF DisTaiDG -fID77.

CTATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY Notice
- is hereby given that at the April Tenn Of the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Marion County, alter final settle
ment Of The estate OF Ely Ogden. deceased. about the
OF EightysSix Dollars were found romaining FIR
distribution among the heirs Said heirs are therefore
notified 10 appear the first day of the next Term o.
said Court, and prove their hsirshp and hais
distributiye share WM. STEWART. Clerk,
q L. g p. Mariarl
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A cpANn nEMnCRArIc RALLY

A GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY
At Moscow, in Rush county, on THURS
DAY, the Sd of July.
Hon A 2. WILLARD will speak.
Moscow is a suitable point for rally of the
three counties of Rush, Shelby and Decatur,
ard arrangements have been made to call out
the people.
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ErysireIHs SALT Rheum and ScOrbutIc

No remedy has done Tor the cure OF dis
ssses OF he oEin Whatever form they may assume Is
this Ointment. 70 case 90 Salt Rheum, Scurvv Sore
ifclds, scroluia, OF Eryspels long withstand it,
influence HE inventor has Travelled over many parts
OF me globe, visiting DE principle hospitals, dispensing
hls ointment giving advice a. 20 It's application. and
s mus been TIE means OF restoring countless numbers
10 health
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Ia stributng such valuable Medical trspsftiss 10 fil.
remedy, rash or unwarTantabIe assertion i made
bat Is simply stated fact proven uudenably and con
clsiyely the extraordinary cures and benefits derived
from IT. ue under the direction 81 lis illustrous origin
ator, DR. HOo1And among all classes Of European So
ciety and from the immense Of TESTIMONY from AN
parts Of the American coninen accumulated during the
last ten years M the hands oi thr present pr0prieior
The prevalence 81 disease % whs the German Btters
are adapted IL il with say H. Il almost uni
yer al indeed there is scarcely imily throughout the
Whole extent o. orr country which there cannot be
found among Us members thar altar salsa onS iqa
Frd dPpeGraRcs, denoting diseased Liver, or an ema
cated and suffering Dyspepuc. --'
Then Of what immense importance 10 his class OF in
yalids, that certain and reliable remedy. should De
placed within thsiT reach, IN which no tanens or
injurious drug enters into lis composition; remedy ON
which the patient rely with ihe utmost confidence
and certainty and be assured lFcm actual and tangi0e
proofs that the article he Is using really possesses the
KiT;ues attributed 90 n Such remedy. ssos fasS's
German Ritter thousands Of dollars have been ex-
pended IN It's manuiacre and diffusion throughout All
parts oithis coiaen and the proprietor feels the great
even village where the Medicine has been introduced
that there cannot be found numbers willing 10 testify 10
isginues.
PriaeiPsl oaee and Mandatory, 40 Arab 81, PhA.
dclphia. Ia.
For sale wholesale nnd retail by Drurgisisin an the
principal cities, and al reta by apohecares and store
keepers IN every town In the United States and Canada
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. III That little incendisry called the tongue,
IS more yer nous than a poisoned arrow, mors'
killing than two edged sword
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Il Democratic ground on that point.


The Sentinel, nor the Democracy, have
never advocated the conduct of the Missouri
or the Massachusetts ruffians neither have
thew approved the action of "BUFoR1s
band" or any other band of lawless men,
who have caused riot and disorder In Nan
sas. in Cincinnati, or in Louisville.
The Democratic platform does not con-
tain single sentence OF word claiming the
right of slavery to enter the territories
This is another falsehood of the Journal
Read the platform, and see whether the Sen
tinel or the Journal states the truth.
We again repeat that the Democracy are
not the advocates Of the extension of slavery;
they wish Kansas to be Free State, if her
people so will it; and they are not pro-
Slavery men, in any sense OF the word, IN
Indiana.
Remember these truths, Mr.. Journal, and
do net tell more falsehoods in your next
number than would take your readers
week to count. We shall not feel ourselves
under any obligation to reply.
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lFor the staie Septinel.i
DEMooRATrc CLUE RooM,}

INDIANIANS DEMOCRATIC CLUB RoOM|
90 WASHINGTON CRY, June q, 1856. {
EDIFoRs SENTINEL. For the information
Of our friends in the State, who desire 10 sepd
to us for speeches, append a list Of those
we have now on hand, ard 'the' price 'of
each "
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J. a. HENDRICKS,

TAYLOR, WRIGHT, q HADLEY, Wholesale Cro-
Gers, and deaeT- IN Wool Flour, Grain, salt. Ce-
mont, Dried Fruits, Grass seeds, and produce gener-
ally, No. C5 Nashington-sreci, East Of Odd Fellows'
Hall. Indianapolis, ntiana. the highest prices paid
at an times n cAsH for Wool, Flour. " heat, Oats Corn
and produce m genera when offered in quantity.
II y a call respectfully solicited. jan - won
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR a MARVELLOUS AGEll
HUI LO W AVS DIN MEKT!!
The Grsna ExterpaIReu.

D.! he ana 81 microscope, millions II little
openings On tie surface Of our bodies Through fhcse
l7 eminent when rubbed the skin i carried 10
any organ or inward part Diseases OF The Kiueys dis
oruers oil Inc Liver Affections OF the Heart Inaarama-
ton Of the Lungs, Asihmas, Coughs and Colds are nv
us means enectuaily cured ETery housewife knows
mat SAT- passes freely through bone meat Of any thick
ness ms healing Ointment far more readily pene-
traies through any bone feshy pan Of the living v
curing the most dangerous inward complaints that can
be reached hv ofhar rnoa,a -