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APPLYING THE RULE.-A few days ago,
says the Milwaukee Working Mon, an Irish
man was asked by a BEEcHER-P PARKER, re-
vOlving- Bible-rifie disciple, if he was going
to vote for FREMoSr, when the honest Hi
bernian made the following reply:
81 am not in the country long enough to vote
for Fremont"
"Why not-how long are you in the coun,
tyf" inquired our friend of the black-mixed
political creed.
"Five years." replied the Irishman.
"Well, that Is long enough, If you have your
papers," said Sam.
"Iknow." said the witty sou Of Erin, " that
Is lorg enough for a Buchanan voter. but you
know it takes toenty one years to make a Ere
mont voter, and, be the hockey, I'll stay the
time out before ] vote for him.
The Working Man says Sam sloped, NUT
tsripg something about the Pope.
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BY the correspondence which we publish
to-day, it will be seen that Hon. JAMES B.
CLAY, of Kentucky, will address the Mass
Meeting of the Democracy, to DO held at
Charlottesville on the Both inst.
A friend, in a letter inclosing us the cores
rondence, writes - It will be such a gath
ering, that while it will as.onish the sectional,
disunion party, it will also demonstrate that
the patriotic, union loving men are deter
mined to sweep fanaticism and intolerance
from the land. The watch fires of the old
liners are kindlsd on every hilltop and in
every valley, and wherever they see the Con-
s%titutiOn and the Union in danger, from the
ruthless assaults of Abolition disunionists
they rush in legion numbers to beat back the
unholy invaders, and preserve the rich leg
acy Of their fathers.
"The old soldiers, who battled for freedom,
will be with us-the young men will be with
us-the fair daughters Of the land will be
with us-and the patriotic son of the Union
loving HENRY CLAY will be with us, and we
should be pleased to see you with u.s.
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Your obedient servant,
JAMES B. CLAY,
LEW. WALLACE,
7. Ii. FITZGERALD,
JOEL LEE,
JAS. WOODGATE,
w. G. VANCE,
B. w. HANNA.
John Mitchell ON the Presfds entail

Election.
The New York Citizen publishes n long
letter from the Irish Patriot, john NIT
cHELL.on the absorbing political topics Of the
day. 1t is written in his best vein and dis
cources in his eccentric style the claims OF
the various candidates for the Presidency.
The following extract will serve to define
his position:
A last, then, we come TO Buchanan. Iu per-
sonal character and experience of affairs, he is
not, / suppose, inferior 20 either of his compete
tors. In this contest he represents the conser-
vative element; and one cannot but hope that
all the conservative elements of the Republic
will gather to sustain him. While the first
party seeks to give to one class OF States domi-
nation over another class, their equals,-while
the second wishes to make one class Of citizens
masters Of another class, their equals-Mr.
Buchanan is the only candidate who stands
on the broad free Constitution, and oppose both
sorts, and all sort Of restriction, disfranchise-
ment and domineeriug. Believing that the in
stitutions of the country work moderately well.
he is for letting them alone. The Constitution
is his text aud his gospel; his political creed,
catechism, Bible aud articles Of War. He does
not believe there is any "lesgue with death, /"
and frequently trusts there is no covenant
with hell" o. the dangerous designs of the
Pope of Rome he knows little or nothing; but
with the intrigues of the British government,
he is, by late experience, thoroughly familiar.
From thence only he apprehends the foreign
influence against which General Washington
so earnestly warned his countrymen; and if be
be elected, he will certainly resist with all his
might all interference with the action and pro-
gress Of the Republic, either by greedy and
~fanaticsl factions from within, or by the COM
mon enemy from Without mean of course the
British government, my enemy, his enemy, our
enemy. your enemy, their enemy, and the enc
my Of mankind.
Amongst the three candidates then the equal
rights Of the confederate State, the equality and
fraternity OF the citizens have no champion but
Mr.. Buchanan. And of the three candidates he
is the only one free FROM British influence.
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CRAwroRpsvnLE. Ind. Aug. 6, 1856.


JAMES B. CLAY, ESQ, Lexington, Ky:
DEAR SIR,-The undersigned, a Committee
appointed for the purpose, beg leave to send
you an invitation to attend a Mass Convention
Of the Democracy Of the Eighth Congress
ional District of this State, to be held at this
place, on the Goth of August. We under
take the duty with pleasure. and with a very
sincere hope that you viii crafty US and
those for whom we write.
Your late excellent speech clearly informs
US Of your present political position; 1t Is
what We should expect Of you; You have
our admiration and respect. But as you have
declared yourself favorable to Mr.. Buchanan
for the good Of the country, and from an
abiding love for the Union, and as you have
70 far committed yourself TO the canvass as
to make speeches at home, we presume to
hope you will attend the Battle Ground
(Tippecanoe) Convention on the I'd and 3D.
Of September, and az our meeting is on the
30th of August, and our town directly on the
way you will be likely to INT We further
hope that you will make it convenient to
lend US your name and presence on our day.
The people are strangely awakened in
Western Indiana, we hardly know whether
to call 1t enthusiasm or apprehension the
Democracy are trembling for the Union
They believe its enemies are busy and mad.
They cannot be Blind to the dangerous
growth Of sectionaliSm, and the gradual loos-
ening Of the ties Of National fraternity /; and
it is from the peculiar character of this con-
test, and the issues involved in II, that we
in Indiana turn 30 often to Kentucky for
counsel, assistance and men. In truth, sir, if
you desire, as We have no doubt you do, the
common good Of all tho States, and the
perpetuity Of the Government as QUE of vol
untary love, instead of coercion aud power,
you viii scarcely hesitate to accept our invi-
tstion, if such acceptance can be made con-
%venient and possible.
In conclusion, cir, our invitation is not sent
you from empty compliment. but from a real,
earnest desire to welcome you among us.
An early answer will much oblige
Your friends,
LEW. WALLACE,
T. Fl. FITZGERALD,
JOEL LEE,
JAMES WOODGATE,
w. c. VANCE,
b. W. HANNA
JAMES B. CLAY, Esq.
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A Great Involvement to Millman,

THE undersigned chers 70 cell his new and excellent
l. Steam Grst Nill az Greeucasile, Indiana, and viii
make Il the interest Of aIy one wishing 20 engage IN the
Milf Q business 10 purchase il. This Viii consists Of
three run Of burs, two for wheat, and one for eorn-ii
IN frstrats running order, and Reary new. The house
il three-story. and ample room TO contain IS much graz.
as may be needed. This Mill j. situated on the 1eue
Huute aud Richmond Railroad, Gear the Depot. Their.
are three lots Of ground belonging 10 The s4ne-one a
which has a never falling sprisg on il, which supple
the Mil with water.
Any one wishing to engage m the Mil business
would do well 10 examine This property, a. ! viii give
good bargain. IL. II. WILCOX.
CroeuesstIs. Ind. March "a, 1856. mar6-d&w6
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A Gu estfoa Settled

Colonel THOMAS BOWLING, Of Terre Hautp,
has published a card, wherein he says that
the bondholders of the Wasbah and Erie
Canal have no desire or intention of making
application to the Legislature of Indiana, to
take back the canal. and to cancel the exist
ing arrangement Of the canal debt of the
State. He says that they have never sug-
gested such an idea, and that tho charge is
groundIess aud untrue. Colonel DowLIsG is
the Trustee Of the foreign bondholders, and
doubtless speaks by authority.
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OF The Democracy Of Bartholomew and
Jennings counties have nominated JAMES f.
WILSON, ESQ., Of Jennings county, as their
candidate for Senator, in place of Col. THos.
G. LEE, declined. Mr.. WILSON is a gentle
man of good qualifications. an honest, sub
tantial Democrat, aud very popular with the
people He was formerly Sheriff of Jeu-
nings county, where he has troops of friends
There is the 6rmest hope Of his success
Bartholomew win give him. at least, four
hundred majority.
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INEVITABLE ~ABsURDITY.-An attempt is
made to frighten the Philadelphians into the
support Of the Abolition and Disunien can
didate by threatening to take all the Wes-
sern trade to New York, where the woolly
horse finds more support. Some one pre-
tending to write from Columbus, Ohio, had a
letter published in the Journal, Of this city,
and then the Philadelphia Times ~republisbes
it, and expresses great alarm. Was ever SO
gross an absurdity attempted? A few fsnat-
ical Abolitionists imagine they can raise up
and tear down cities with a few puerile let
ters u What next?-PAs6urgh Post.
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OF The following card was sent to us by
a highly respectable and well known Demo-
crat Of the First Congressional District, with
a request for publication. The card will
explain itself, and the name of the gentle
man who sends it to US, is a sufficient guar
aDty Of is genuineness
We, the undersigned, former members Of the
Know Nothing party in Vanderburgh county
seeing the tendencies Of the proscriptive and
intolersnt principles Of said party and feeling
that the present crisis demands Of every rood
and patriotic citizen an earnest effort, both bv
his influence and vote, to save our glorious
Union from the sectional attacks of designing
men and traitors to the dearest interests Of our
once peaceful and happy Nation, have, for the
safety OF our country and for our own credit,
Withdrawn from the aboye party, and do hereby
renOunee all connection with Il, and, in order
TO restore the Government to the principles OF
our fathers. do resolve to vote for Buchanan and
Breckinrldge. NM. RICHARDSON,
LOT CHASE.
PIsEoS TOWNSHIP, l4th August, 1856.
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Above we have only given q list Of the cash prizes, a.
II would occnpy too much space here 10 give = descnp
ton OF the entire scheme, including Real Estate, which
in itself amounts to Sl5O.OO0. A full and complete De
scription Of the various prizes will be found la our cir
cuiars, which will be sent postage free 10 any part Of the
Unired States, 70 any who may desire them. Agent.
wanted, 10 whom will be given 20 per cen ON all sales
aud the following Premiums, viz: 1othe Agent who shall
dispose OF the greatest number Of shares, betwees this
and the day Of drawing, / viii give s20Oo 10 American
gold 10 the 2d Sl5O0, TO the ID $1,000, TO the 4h e7OU. "a
the 5th $500, 70 the 9th 500, 10 the ah S3O TO the eth
S2O0, 10 the 9th SlU0.
Persons wishing 10 engage in the sale Of shares, by fur
nishing me with a recommendation signed b. the 4 ost
Master, or some other well known responsible person
will be furnished with tickets, documents. &c
Address all orders 4
IRA b. ADAMS, Principal.
Ogden, Henry County, Indiana.
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NOTIFIES FOX ACADEMIUAL XEAh, I65.
EXAMINATION of the Glasses will take place on
IL the ct, % and 4th OF August.
The Board of Trustees will meet on the % OF Aug
ust, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Baccalaureate will be delivered 10 the Senior
Class by President DAILY, on the 81 Of August, at
O'Clock, 4. N.
The Annual Address before the Athenian Society
will be delivered on the evening Of the 4th Of August
by Rev. }. ID. BUTLER, A. M, Prof OF Wabash College
The Annual Address before the Society Of the Alum
nj, W II be delivered Or the 9Th OF August, at 10 o'clocs
A. NJ, by Hon. GEoReE G.. WRIoaT, A. IT., of Iowa
an Alumnus Of The Unive. sity.
The Annual Address before the PhilomatheRn Socie.
ty, will be deliv cred on the evening Of the 5h Of Aug
ust, by Prof ID. READ, L. L. ID.
Wednesday, 9th OF August, is Commencement day
The exercises sill commence at 10 O'Clock, A. ii.
The next term OF the University, thereafter, will be-
gin on the 18th Of September.
WIN. X. EDWARDS,
fnix2w4w Presf- Roapf of Trust es
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Gy-Thc "blood and thunder stories which
the Abolition papers are just no " circulating
in reference to Kansas, have more than a
usually Bunoombish look, when compared
with the daily and well authenticated state
ments that the Territory, is at the present
time, in a state OF unusual quiet. The OBJ
ject Of these freedom shriekers seems to be
to ascertain bow Tar the credulity of the pso
pie may DO imposed upon without producing
absolute safety and disgust.
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NOTICE
Withdrawal of Lands in Iowa.

IN pursuance OF an act approved 18th May, less, '.ma-
i king a grant Of lands TO the State Of Iowa. In alter
nate sections, to aid in the construction of certain rail
roads in 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 in
the following-named districts, which are still open to
purchasers for efeeiing sales and locations, viz:
Office at Daeorrah. all the lands in the district.
ONCE at . ort Dodge, all the lands north Of the line
between townships o. and %.
ONCE at Sioux City, all the lands north Of the line be-
tween townships 81 aud %.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Once al
the City Of Washington, this 2lsi day of May, is56.
THOS. \. HENDRICKS,
may2sw6w Commissioner.
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Notice.
OF the disconunaance Of the Land ofice at Danvili
In the State Of Illinois.

OF the disconlnaance Of the Land Ofice ct Danvilie,
In the State Of Illinois.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, in pursuance Of Law
" and iu view OF the fact that the unsOio land la The
Dansille district Is reduced below one hundred thou
sand acres. tie Secretary OF the Interior has directed
the disconunuance Of said district, and that he unsoid
La d. tasreinbe made sugectto sale and emily at Spring
heid. IN said district.
LANDS Remaining unsOld snd unsppropnated BY Law
and subject % entry 70 the ONCE now discontinued. vii
cease % be subject o. eltr, az heretofore, from tue date
q! the receipt u notice % that effect by the proper Of
heers herea,, and tle land officers ~ Springfield will
give pablo NO lee u the day on which they will be
prepared Do receive applications for entries OF any sact
lands az their 0llte.
GiEca under my hand 20 the City Of Washington, TIN
dith dsy Of May, 4. d.. lS56.
THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
ta,fe.f CowwEaf.-e, ~ 49, 60 800 oalo
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State Sentinel,
A White Man killed bv a N egro.

a Wh1te Man Killed by a egro.
On Wednesday last a most unfortunate
and lamentable occurrence took place at No
blesville, in Hamilton county, Indiana. The
circumstances, as stated to Us by men of char
acter and veracity, are these: Three. or four
white men were at a small grocery at No
blesville, near the rail road bridge, and were
inside in peaceable conversation among them
selves. A negro, with a staggering air. prob
ably slightly intoxicated, came into the
room and made use of loud words, saying
that he was a FREMONT man, and wanted to
kill at least twenty BUcHASAS men. One Of
the white men told him to leave the room,
but the negro refused The white man then
took hold Of him, the negro resisting. The
white man soon put him out but the negro
was for fight, and the white man gave him a
pretty severe thrashing. After this was over,
and the white men had gone into the house
again, and had shut the door, the negro csme
back again and swOre he would kill them
and that he meant to kill twenty white men
before he stopped. He stuck his head into
an open window near the door and saw where
the men were standing. and then came to the
door, stuck his arm in with a pistol in bis
hand aud shot Mr.. WILLIAM EDWARDS III
the breast, which shooting caused the death
Of EDWARDS in less than ten minutes. The
negro was Immediately seized, tried and
committed to Jail. Mr.. EDWARDS was a peace
able, worthy citizen, and instead OF being q
Democrat, he was a supporter of FREMONT
Much excitement exists in the vicinity, and
there is a general condemnation of the idea
Of allowing negroes to become parties to po-
lisical questions. These are the fruits of Alb
clifton efforts to bring the races of black and
white on to the scale of equality.
Mr.. EDWARDS was not the man who had
fought the negro.
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PIsEOS TOWNSHIP, 18th August, 1856.

OHThe Germans of Madison, had q rous
ing meeting at the Court House, in that city
on Monday evening. They were addressed,
in their own language. by Mr.. SE~IDESsr1cK-
Es, Of this city.
The speech of Mr.. s. was a most excellent
one, aud was received with marked applause.
As everywhere else, the Germans Of Madison,
are almost universally in support Of Buell.
kSAs and BREcKIERIDGE-
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u, =. MarshaI,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of execution III. Fa) 10 me
- directed from the Clerks Office OF TIE U. 5. Circuit
Court Of the District Of Indiana, l will, ON the 18th day
Of July, A. ID. 1856, at the Court House door in The town
Of indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, offer
for sale al public auction, the rents and profits for seven
years of the following real estate, to-Nit:
Lots numbered A. and A., in Mobiles Addition to the
town of indianapolis, Marion county and state Of lndi-
ana.
And upon failure 10 realize a sufficient sum te satisfy
the demands, l will, al the same time and place, and ia
manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple OF said
above described real estate. Taken as the defendants al
the suit OF James Freeland, ct al against said defend
ants, Thomas v. kimble, Benjamin h. Burton and John
G. Burton. JOHN l.. b N.0N, u. s. Mashal.
BY JEssE d. CARnIcHAKL, Deputy.
je24w4w
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Breakers and Finishers OF Wooden Carding Machines
The attachment 10 second Breakers and Finishers Is new
and very important. These machines are In successful
operation, ON first Breakers. in most OF the principal
WOODEN FactOriesin the United States, Canada aud Mex
leo, andare dee ned, by experienced manufacturers, 4:
the most perfect machines Used, and Indispensable u
the economical aud successful manufacture OF wool.
They are IA tact The only strong. durable and success.
full operating machines In use. No carding machine
should run an hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are stong and durable, and worthy Of
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls, refer.
ences 10 mills having them In use, DC, may be had by
addressing {. l..
Nc. 3 Bowling Green, NeW-Iork, 10 whom orders
should be directed. sepI2wIy
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printers fee, 81 COZ
poRorhEA bEARo'( STATE OF INDIANA,
Marinn [ Onnfr. IS

JoHs BEsRp. "aiion ooh'!, &C.
TN THE MARION CIRCUIT COURT of Marion Co ,
1856.
Be It Known, that on this first day Of July, in the
year 1906, the above named plaintiff by her attorneys
fled In the Office of the Clerk OF Marion Circuit Court,
her complaint sgainst said defendant, In the above en-
titled cause, together with an affidavit Of a competent
person. that said defendant, John Beard, is not y reel
dent of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is there
fore hereby notified Of the filing and pendency Of said
complaint against him, and that unless he appear and
answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause
on the second day Of the next Term Of said Court TO
be begun and held at the Cour III use in the city OF
indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in October next,
said complaint, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and determined
In his absence. WV. STEWART, Clerk,
july3w3w By JoHs &. NKw, Deputy.
An S~EInENSTIGK ER ANY for pom