Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-05-22
CLIPPINGS AND SCRIBBLINGs.

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2 0~TThc Floating Palace will be in Wheel
ing on the 10th inst.
OcT-A mad dog was killed at Columbus,
Ohio, on teh 10th inst
065- LEVI j. NORRIS Circus will lie in
Freep Illinois, on the 23d inst.
0TFigs and peaches arc spoken of by the
New Orleans papers as being in market.
0TA new history ofthe life OfALKxANDER
HAMn4pS is announced.
G@ From all quarters we have the mos,
encouraging accounts of the Wheat crop.
@Yankee RORNsON'S big show will
exhibit in St. Louis on the 10Th and Goth
instants.
0TThe Land Reformers are to hold a
Congress in New York on the 11th of June
next.
0TVAN AMBURGH & Co.'S. Menagerie and
Circus will be in Cleveland on the 10th
inst
0TMajOr BRowN's grand Circus Company
viii perform in Cleveland on the 10Th and
18th inst.
ESAMUEL McCARDY has obtained ver-
dict, in Bedford, Virginia, for $1,000 dam
ages from ]. P. WRIGHT, for assault.
0I-PErEE JOHNSON, for murder has been
sentenced at Greensboro, North Carolina 10
be hung on the 9th of June.
8 0TRIDDIcK SEwELL was publicly execu-
ted at Hartford, Carolina, on friday last for
the murder of a negro woman.
6TJAs. COSTELLO, of New Orleans, SEN
tenced to death, recently attempted to COM
nit suicide by stabbing himself with fork.
0TE. d. PALMER and his very talented
Varieties Troupe are playing in Lafayette,
Indiana, with great success.
0TThe bricklayers of Louisville, on Mon
day, were on shike for an addition OF
twenty-five cents to their per Diem.
GIVE have received from Messrs. WER-
DEN & CHAMBERLAIN, Harper's Magazine for
Jnne. 1t is an excellent number.
Look OUT UT-Counterfeit tens are said to be
in circulation on the Exchange Bank of Pitts
burgh.
0C7-A man by the name of THOMAS Fox
dropped down dead on Water-street, Saturday
morning at Toledo.
1 0r-FELIJAH w. Brown, drove. from Ohio,
has been arrested in New York on a charge
of forging paper to the amount of $4,000.
Cyan Irishman by the name Of CARNEs
was drowned on Saturday from the jacob
Strader, twenty or twenty-five miles below
Cincinnati.
6TA little son Of Mr. L. B. HAYWOOD,
locktender at Beverly, was accidentally
drowned in the canal at that place on Thurs
day last.
0rThe punishment of SARAH HAYcRANT
at st. Louis, has been commuted from death
to twenty-five years imprisonment in the
Pcnitentiary.
0TThe people of Wheeling were edited
iby horse race on the 18th inst. A heavy
purse and fine stock rendered the trial oI
speed decidedly interesting.
6rMr. CHAMPION gave grand reconcile
alton dinner to the Ministers of Russia,
France and Others in Washington, on We'd
nesday evening, the 7th inst
0JEx-Senator WILLIAM C. DAWSON, one
ofthe eminent statesmen and politicians ofthe
South, died on the 9TH inst, at Greensboro,
Georgia, of neuralgia of the heart.
GTTho exhibition of horses will take
place at the Louisville fair grounds on the
10th of June, and the irst regular sale Of
stock on the 18th.
6rThe trotting race at Chicago COM
menced on the 18th. Reindeer. Fanny Wool,
Lady Kate, and Chautauque Chief were en-
tered for purse of $500.
0rThe State election takes place in Ohio
this fall, on Tuesday the 14th of October, and
the Presidential election in all the States on
Tuesday the 4th of November
0EMrs. BENTLEY, a great walker, viii
pedestrianize thirty hours, at Columbus, on
Thursday, and ball will be given on Friday
evening for the bneiit Of the orphans.
DRowNED-A boy by the name of ROBINSON,
who had been engaged in driving an express
wagon, was drowned in the Scioto, near Sui
liyan's dam, on Saturday evening.
0TMr. BRowN, of tho Adans' Express
company, keeps us supplied with the latest
Louisville papers, always in advance of the
mails We are his debtor very largely
AGREEABLE NEws.-Accounts from all
parts of New jersey agree in stating that the
prospects of large yield of peaches were
never better than at present.
LARGE RoBBERY.-The railroad Office al
Lambertsville, Pennsylvania, was entered or
the night of the 9TH, and robbed of S50OC
iu Hanterdon County Bank bills.
OETThe deaths in st. Louis for the week
ending May II amounted to AZ, of which 80
were of white males, IL white females, 3 col
ored, slaves, none. Under five years, ii.
DEcEAsED.-Rev. DAVID DAILY, the Oldest
minister of the Philadelphia Annual Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
died at his residence in Snow Hin, Maryland,
on the 18th inst.
eTThe Ohio and Mississippi Railroad has
been delivered oyer to the New York con-
tractors. The entire line, from Cincinnati 10
st. Louis, will be in operation by the LIST oI
January.
WISCONSIN BANKs.-There is not bank
now in operation in Wisconsin west of Madi
son. The Wisconsin Bank Of Washburn 6
Woodman, at Mineral Point, has been dis
continued.
A PAIR OF PUNs.-The New York Time
says that the late personalities that took plac
between Senators CLAY and HALE, may
looked on as an elementry warfare. HAL
stormed and CLAY turned into mud.