Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1854 — Page 2
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The 9. T. TVAime, in on article " Clay and the GompfOmiae” aays:
“It had been orgod in varioos qoartera that Sr. Clay’* plan of settlement for the diffteaitiea of that period was unUmoont to legislating slavery into free territory. Mr. r C)oy promptly repelled this allegation, and in ’ doing it the fire of hie youth returned; his frame gloered with preternatural excitement, and rising to his full bight, with his countenance beaming with indignation, and hiheyea flashing with Are, be hurled back the impptation that his efforts led to any such result, closing lu the expressive language we have
quoted."
If the Trilmi* bolds, that the plan of set-
tlement, in IdflO, did not legislate slavery into the terrltoriss, how can it now assert
with reason, that the plan of settlement prepeaed in the Nebraaka bill, is timtamount to
legislating slavery into Nebraska? The same principle is proposed now, that was applied
in 1860 te the territories of New Mexico and
Utah! Yet the Tribum fulminates ite thunder against the Nebraska bill aa a measure iff--tended for the propogation of slavery, exhibiting a base sukservisney to the slave power, 9tc. Why dors it charge upon Senator Dong-
las and ths Democratic party a design to ex tend slavery? Is it not malevolence? The principle of the Nebraska bill, is the
same principle recognized in the compromiso of 1850. The spirit and language of the bill are the same. There is not one iota of difference between them! We ask then, how can the Tribune justly cast an aspersion upon the frienda of the Nebraska bill for avowing add maintaining a principle precisely the same as that advocated by Henry Clay in I860, while it now carries forward and vindicates Henry Clay against the charge which it urges against them. Henry Clay declaredthat under no circumstances would ho ever vote to extend slavery into territory now
free, and yet he was the powerful and
flinching advocate and defender of the prin-
ciple of non-intervention! Is it just, is
honorable, that those who are ready to justify the conrse of Henry Clay and reconcile bis
conduct, and the great measure which be ad
vooated, with his desire “not to extend slavery” should calumniate the motives of thoee
who are standing np for the same mi the same principle? We answer, no! The war again** the Nebraska bill, origin-
ates in a bitter partisan spirit, which never fails to show its malignancy against the Democratic party, whenever a pretext offers. That portion of the Whig prees winch is allied
with the Free-soil and abolition party, may
be expected to battle against the non-interven-tion doctrine now, as they did in 1880. Their
policy is against it, and the Missouri Compromise is a subterfuge—useful to them, however in creating and perpetuating geographi-
cal parties—in keeping alive their Free-eoil slavery interdiction in the halls of Congress. Permanently adopt the policy of leaving th# question of slavery to the people of the territories, who are as capable of deciding any isene of the kind, as are the people of s State, and the Free-soil party will become extinct—
th« freedom of the territories will be ensured —the peace of the Union preserved.
Awful Casnality at St. Louis—Bxploeien of the Steamer Bate Kearney Be 1—Twenty-five perseue dangerously sealded—several Livse beet. St. Lome, Feb. 17. About 7 o'clock yesterday morning, the starboard boiler of the Alton Packet Kate Kearney, No. 1, exploded with tremendons force. She was just in the act of starting, when the explosion took place, and bad on board about 26 or 30 passengers besides officers and orew. The explosion was heard the distance of several squares, and so great was the power, that the entire upper works of the boat, as far as the wheelhouse, was literally riddled and fell with a crash on the main deck. The Dumber of persons scalded, so far as we have been able to learn, amounts in all to 26. Rev. S. G. Gaseaway, Rector of St. George's Church, in this city, was terribly injursd, his skell badly fraeturad, and one of his Isgs broken in several places. There is do hope of bis recovery. Major Buell, U. 9. A., was on board and severely injured-—doctors fear internally injured by inhalation of steam; hi* situation is criti-
cal.
The wounded were* removed from the wreck and taken to Sisters Hospital. Fifteen men are laying there, horribly mangled and
scalded. The following ia a lift of tho Sisters Hospital. Seme were taken
honitnla in the city: / X. Dewerly, N.
28; Wm "
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to uenatwirt the nulroed from thetermiaiof thrimal to Pittabeigh or Erie. In 1850, however, they oommsecad the construction of a railroad from the Ohse State Urn te Erie, parallel with the Lake, and ly at right-angle with the route assigned them by the Legislature. They were early admonished against this attempt. In 1851 the Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad Company instituted proceedings against them in the Supreme Court, on the ground that they had no right to beild such a road. In 1852 the Attorney General of the State made complaint the name of the Commonwealth, and prayed for an injunction to restrain the construction and use of the road. The opinion of the Court, as delivered by Judge Black, was advene to the right of the company to construct the road, hot the induction was refused on the technical ground that the Commonwealth could not, under the law, give security for damages. The opinion of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania against the right of tike Company, was afterwards concurred in by the Circuit Court of the United States, at Pitts-
burgh-
The Legislature of 1858 repealed the law requiring the State to give security in inch a esse, thereby removing the only obstacle to s final decree, but aa in the meantime the rail road had bean completed, and the only effect of the decree would be to restrain the use of the road, it was deemed proper to await the meeting of the Legislature, the only power that could permanently dispose of the contro-
versy
by tile
off the 17th:
injuries. that he wm injured internally, of steam The raself He
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he is now receiving the comfort* of the hurt infantry, who was a passenger on dfoKate Kearney, escaped by the meraat ehauce, without injury. His sou, however, a boy of four or five years of age, was aevarty injured. His condition is smed somewhat critical We rejoice to annonce that several persons at firm muring and feared to have been drowned, have since turned up in full health and vigor. The Rev. Mr. Hatch had taken tickets, and was to have started on the Kate, hot-was unavoidably and very fortunatuiv, so it baa proven, detained. His Mends who knew of his intentions to leave, were, for a whils, much alarmed for his safety. The number of persons known to be killed is nine—but as we hare intimated; it is to be feared that the large majority of those now at the hospital will die. We understand that the Eastern mail from tins placeVas on board bat hat since been recovered. The boat was towed across the river and anchored at Bloody Island shortly after the occurrence of the
cideut.
The Kate Kearney was an old boat—a very old boat, inadequate te and unworthy of hv late servant. In her prime, yean ago, she was a favorite with the Keokuk packet line. As a favorite, she was worked beyond her measure—and pushed sometimes so as to cripple and break her down the sooner and more completely. Being used up and deemed unfit far the Krokuk packet trade, she thrown out ef it by the company. But she is chsrtsrnd for ths Alton and 9k Louts packet line—the line which has more travel than any other two ef this city; nay more than all other lines put together. It is said that two yean ago, this same larboard boiler of the steamer Kate Kearney, exploded aoi where near Canton, on the Upper Mississippi,
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mm aifo'cfakrk, P. M. Ukcarr i « Jaeaar?, April, Jet? tmi Orterie.
S- THOU m. HUrrCW’S worn. —Thirty v year- in the V. 3L Senile. Stld tjrlmriwtip *jr rrptimm. Thoee tieairiiig tha-vAeaMe work, ami who have not been called oa by the Ageet, will pi—e leave their aebwripuoea with Thoms Thomson, at hw Peri
odiral Depot, Post Oftre building.
j a McClelland,
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* hoM a meeting this evening; at VVevley Chepsl, st 7 o' cloak There will be vaveraiskort aiUresscs.
BW WB ABB HBQUBSTHD to anoonnee HUGH W 3LAV1N a* a rs nrfidstc for Street < 'ummimoaas at the r wiageity election. febgi
Th. UgUlatura did Mt, md b y rirta. of •!», » Mmlnr of Ut.
the reservations contained in the charter already referred to, revoked and annulled all tho righta and privileges granted to said company. This railroad, with all its appurtenances, is, therefore, in the possession of the State, and its operations under the direction of an officer of her own selection. After giving a brief history of the proceeding against tho Canal Company (of which wo have made a synopeis), the Governor considers, at length, the subject of the break of gnage at Erie, and the policy of Pennsylva-
nia
We shall, to-morrow, publish his ea ments, and concluds our article of to-day.
OO* Tho Chicago JVess gives s spirited aoconnt of the visit of the members of the Legislature and officers of State, to that city, on the 18th inst, in response to aus invitation from the authorities and ritisensc The great event of the dsy was the festi val given at the Tremont House. The bill of of fare shows a sumptuous entertainment. Speeches, toasts, and music were the order of the evening. The guests were well treated, and returned well pleased. They numbered about 250. The various Railroad Companies made the proper arrange ments for the occasion, and everything went
off in fine style.
O^rThe correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger at the 16th, says, in reference to donations of the pulic lands by Congress: ‘'The paragraph which has gone the rounds of the papers and is still paraded as a fixed fact, to-wit: that public lands to th# amount of $860,000,060 are asked for by different railroad companies, and that there is great danger of these bills passing Congress, is nothing but a poetical fiction. Net more than half a dosen of these bill# will pose, and the Committee en public lands hoe already agreed to report adversely on many of them.” *
thoee at
ewerly, N. Y.; Jno. McCabe^ aged D Cheeves, colored son, HI., 24f Fa- sou, write Hardy, Allen, 28; 2d engineer Jemee rtuii 0. Keefe, Ireland, 86; Rro. Vincent, P!tte»; Wm. Comm, Ireland; Wxe. J. Stewart, 9k Louis, 25; A. Hardy, Alton, 25; 3d serin ear, Chet. Corence, German, 18; DeoM Keefe, Bernard Billy, X. J. Mclinxie, 28; Jem
Cevenoogb, 25. One unknown.
Mr. Brown, mail agent, was on board at the
Ml with the wreck to main deck
^fiwpmaniL of^tirTboiler i pouede, was thrown a
one piece s eayfteA by
Beneri* dtag
left
1008
of the
6£TAn siaoriation has been formed in Dearborn county composed of enterprising citizens, for the purpose of establishing an Institu-
tion of Learning at Wilmingtow.
The capital stock of the company is $5,000. The books are opened for subscription and the prospect for success is good. The county seminary at that pises breiheen purchased and there is every reaeon to believe that the friend# of the movement, will meet with sufficient encouragement to enable them to
found a Home Institution on a firm basis*
Wilmington is one of the most Healthful and pleasant villages » the Stats, and < doubt net that m Academy such as is con-
templated would be well supported.
If this is so, then connecting all the facta, there will be no great difficulty in fastening the responsibility of the human sacrifices of ylsrday, upon somebody. Let an eoample be made ! The boat was owned by the Keokuk Packet Company, ; it was insured for $10,000 equally in the Deleware Mutual safety and the Globa Mutual offices. We hope that there will be no delay in investigating the cause of this explosion. There ia blame to be attached somewhere, and a h vy restriction ought to follow ik Human life ia trifled with too freely on our rivers and roods. A stop must be put to the sacrifice. We shall watch the measures for an invest!' gation, and as a duty, keep our readers faithfrilly advised of its progress. Wisconsin Ckntkal R aruto a n. —Contracts for grading and bridging the first sixteen sections of the road from tho Illinois State lino to Elkhorn, wore awarded on the 2d day of Frin, insk This rood connects with the Bbx River Talley Union Railroad at the State line, which latter rood connects with the Galena and Chicago road at Elgin. fcrHW. turn be.n exhibited ia Lawrencebargh and Aurora. The Standard •perils in high terms of the painting. The Paris correspondent of the London News says that a great degree of activity is to be witnessed at the French posts and arsen als—much more than usual. France is busy in naval preparriiona. England.—The Earl of Westmoreland haa addressed a letter to the Morning Advertiser, concerning the statement that a correspondence relative to the Eastern question had taken place between himself and Prince A1 bat. It was stated that the correspondence, if published, would produce diselosurgmhat would startle the people of England. ^ The Bari denies that he had ever received a letter upon priUeri matters, or that any correspondence of the kind hoe token place, Italt—Capt. Ingraham.—The correspendence of the Nazwnale, from Genoa without date, says: “Our friends having heard that the liberator of Kocsta, Captain Ingraham waa to arrive today at Genoa, have resolved to give him an ovation. They intend to offer him a box at the theatre, to present him with flowers and crown, and to salute him with enthuxisam on his entrance. Should be remain to-morrow in our city, the Genoese patriots and the refugees will invite him to a banquet at honor, and make him a present of a brace of pis-
tols,”
From Roma, Jan. 20, a letter mya that the French Minister, on receiving H. Dreuyi Limy's circular rmpaeting the Turlrisb question loot no time in communicating it to the Pope, The converastioB which ensued by no means cheering—for these persons who obtained an audience aftsrtho Mmetor i
Dusts or O. F. Journo*.—Ovid F. John-
diod in Washington City a fow days ' bean picked up ' ' ' " a
to
sis, tho Pope is pnaaled how to nek —come of tho Car would be the toco tho Greek Church defeat of Russia x lib—liem in Italy. quoted by th* Cmstihriimmsi, statue Czar eviuead the moat perfect criaano affirmed of tho <
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Ob ye-tftriay, o' lan^iVw-. fKAS* Svavma, *•« of Rev. S. P. a«S E. E. rraWfeni, aged O aB.uk* »«d $
■lay a.
The fmeral wit take pi tee at tke Parsonage, on Sowk between Delaware and Alal anw, 10 day. at It w’oioek. Servic* by Rtr. Hr. Hr. Lindnrinia The fneada of tbefaaily are reapeetfally invited to attend.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
«- TRUTH. HO nonoax—«PHm&STTLB OP HATS FOR 1854.—Tho great succea* with
pw CTOTXLJxOH BABIL—T? e bbW HiiigLi I wel l pivo—dbr t» thorn of Uwonp»U> aod vicm ty. that heUpre. * L rt ail liana, to fanish typ (op inoiif tor Kal- and • GBO, JAt'KSUN U. [Jan. W_ C , any* Dr. TyWr, of rhrn nUM-IOcM reore uf age, aaooHhOad with a cwngh, and kor nrck woe ihteWy owl lod with Sen'lainnu t—ana, l eior ihr manure of * frtoao tda dost (Kuw of Kiwk K;«B. -ho reewanevrd her hr all U. aed haatted keen aHefcd w.th any Stech -;—f-- —|- The above is taken frea a work poMishod by D. A. Tyler, U- D-. New Haven. Conn., im ISIS, and i-r-.vim tko rfflcaey of tke plant Ruck Bte*. a* a cere (•« Str.yali. Sor advrnmesarnt .o' Mmt** R<-ek Ho-- ie aouthcr lo’ttan
ike Im «4 nossrM m
of UMtormu . - ktiWnnM
my- WEURALGIA. HTSTERIA, HER VO US w HESS, S3CK HEADACHE, UC.-liy free Bnprejndh-ed exaiu.aBiiun imu tae var-.>tu v ewr,
opit.iuBs, and theunes and by observing ike resait lollowi >g too pretenUoiu of ail; whothtii made by tfcwo lilted in the teeknicaliuea of school* or the sunpie mimied ^-uhl aroaaau;” aed with alrea aedeurdiai mtereonac with each, tor several years, I have bom enabled to glean prorticai information-iu regard IS the above litsuesaingtliHraliict, aoHcieat to jaotify aw ia saying they may he, almost .uvanaMy, radically cared—frrqaemly in ^o short a time as to be astonishing to person* previon-dv soafgaanued with sreb graufyiag result!*. Thu is is no ehimer.-i' i know u
by experienre aad observation in namentaa cn—*.
Many may sapp»*« front the Aict oi tkls asivrrttsemeni, that I am an advent at rr; striving to -et a little praetic c— To goeh I wilt my, tbai, if depra*‘i nt oa emp oymeitl a* a physician, that there arc seem ns where l am piarueally
could have an ulmediare-, that I aide to it, sodtkank no man tor his patronage, mere-
ly for etjr benefit: (be should seek hU own.) I have otktr I knew the appearaaee of thus speak i g oi myaclf; bat I am here for the preset!I, ami know id no inker way to attract the attention of IhesadertT. I never oppius Motors, aad no barm can possbiy resair, if no benefit, l ieae.ve Botbing. nor aak it. S«eh as are aiJi’, 'bi-nldcaU, instead
which I have met in the maaafaetare ol my own sUl and i “f repairing in« u> visit them.
moleskin haU, baa * — make renewed eAlrts I Ofice at Dr Dickson’s New York street, corner of
trade,
(btl to plena* ail imates. I have proeari d a ■tge stock of the rosy bat qnAliues of French ai.d .ere* that the Eastern mat km aRbsda,
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maabmary. to.o.ih to. fall ....u •!
TBMLBi^tmpaas, rngavad capseady to la.I oM. .hc
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Tho Ihbeas matt ba disidrd nwo st* Acts Tman ramme—s. 4 Kraa* Tam.,max ; mm,: uwmg to .». e in.<m of time rrgairsd tor iw Hrp*»o>-MstM ». i.o mb. r ots^c .u
bo-aumrd.
Nonce.—This wibe an«.uai Now Vosk smom. .o the Drama—u*>w I om.* iwrtotmcd m tbs Mstaia c-.t ,-w„i. snpnniUed aaeerM, and at ika Vattoaai Tbsatrr. >a f a rmawt.for tho past bvo weak— u. wine* ths Hnaal v,., - drr. LITTLE VKH.A PLL.VKE I T i.MATThN. w.H per-OMate her original ehaiM. ta. oi ho ‘ h vs.’ m toe potformSBea of which thr •s ao vrrWy a, hu. wl •fori ** th « •at critic* of tho Ua.ttdfoaL-. i» l,c MRSL CULK HAN WiFK. »« El-as, Uc fu.i,.; * .<
SUtS. SHIRKS, »»Toes,i. 5 MIN» GK1KRSON aa Avar Omuli*. HJfci CAHFHKLL aa Mr,. v T Cssta MK T. VANCE, oa U aw boa h.mm!
Slave.
'dare’ *■ G ttWHESOH, a* Incut Tom- ’be fsithfsi " MK. HARRIS, re S*. Claia. MR ENKABK, aa yauBAa KLanrere. ME. BERNARD, as Saurso* .'Hunre* MR. CtM»KE, aa Hay iey-MK.J-Campbell u> Mark* MK. UAHAN. aa Mr. Nhelby. MK. J CAMPBELL, re UsarooPvtHbuna, MK. WATSON, re Lester. ME GREEN, aa Mr. Wiiare. MR. GIKStfN. aa Tom Loker ME TAYLOR, re Geurt e Shelby MK. HORTON, re Andy. ME W1LI.AKD. sa Sam. MK FLETCHER, aa Skifga. MK I*aMPToN, aa Dumbo. MIS* EMMA GRATTAN, re Emdiua. KISS SHAW, re Aaet Chios. MRS. COLEMAN, re Uaasoy. UNCLE TOM’B CABIN Uueie To at. (the fanhfnl *lave| R. C. Oriorsou
Uinois.
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A. KENDALL. M. D.
ia the qeality, beamy or denbdity of my bats. I bare procrend Chaa. Oaktord’a *|aia|. Sr pis. which ia aknowiedfM to ba the moat baaotiMly proportioned for a spring miner bat, ever before ngbrrd to the pnbiic. I have also the Cincinnati styles, which are vary neat and graeefnL The new styl* of trimming* me not only rich and but decidedly magnificent, and of sack a great variety that ail tastes can be retted. Tho Spring Style tor ISSI, will beuiirodocad it MeGin ni»* Hat Store, No 10 Bam Washington street, oil Satnrday. Feb. 1ft h. “Have a good hat—tke secret of ymr looks Liaes with Ike bearer in Canadian brooks; Virtue may floariah in an old cravat. Bat naan aad nature scorn tke rkasfitag bar.” The pablie t re invited to call and examine the qeality and Styles at G. F. McfMNNIsF HAT STORE. tobie-Xw No. W, Earn Wasbingtou-at. H. E tt—Wm. B. Oliver, R-q , P. M., of Drayimi. Dooly Coanty, Ga., eared a girl, a id been tor a linin'.er of years. aHictni with Serofala. She wps eoven-d from head to toot with sores there waa mad desk euongk on her whole body to lay a 3 Cent on. SSt ftU her orepRmm taspioos oa fkg rtraad The foartk day aha ssaa mneb better. On the Hlb of April, taSZ, aha eomaaenrsd the Resolvent: on the Htk of .May, twenty-one days after she rnmmrnrnl its use, ms sinsd. Notaamre orMemisb wasapoa herskin rwas there any diaea a. lingering ia her system. Mr. Oliver baa cared many pnople in Drnyt >a, of Rken- ». Neoralgio, Fever red Agn^meUmg*, Miilhrre, ond pouts of vtriona kinds, wiUTHMreys Ready Relief: ■any of his friends have heret eared ufotoyspapsia, Coativenea*, Ti digestion, toe , by Radarey’s Regvlaatry. The R. E Remedies arc sold by Drnggist* gt-uerally.
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OTSTBBE! OYSTERS" I WILL RS Vflw able to supply all orders for fresh Baltimore Oyster* by the can or case, after
the 5th of September. CHABLER DARNER,
ins** Oyster Depot under Capital Ifottso.
ROBERT’S HAIR BSSEHEBATOB is a purely vegetable preparation for promoting the growth, preservation, and beamy ui the Hair For sale by the inventor, W. W. Roberts Also, by merchants, druggists and barbers, in ev.-ry town in the State feblt
the .ngt- "e
Geoige Harris, (the fagMtva slavel St.Clair, - 7^I'butere Fleteker, ... Legree, - - . . . Deacon Pettybone, Mirk*, (die lAwyer) Mr. SMfby, San., HnyLy, .... Sampaau Skinner, Mr. Wilson. George Shelby, Tom Looker, fit- : :
Quimbo,
T. Vatu-e
Hmns
Knrtss. Waisou. Lampbeli Campbed
Har<u Cooke
Barnaul.
Gireu. 'Pay lor Giksim
Hotiou Wiliaid Fleteker
Shaw
gS-* TO YOUMG MEM.—We have for sale two >eboiarsbip« in Scott's Commercial College, of this city, one of I he bait in-titaiioas of its character ia the Watt. These admission cards will entitle the par. chaser to n toil course of study, and they will be said on waa rent Is terms. AUSTIN H. BROWN to CO. lanlOritowtr
tosj^pp* THE METROPOLITAN DAGUBRRIAN G-ALLBBY ik roixatr Hsll Bvilbikcs.— In the lore of friend* by death there is a universal dasire to retain a correct likeness of what they were in health, and the skill of the artist is often called into exercise In the vain attempt to snatch this image from the sleep f death when it has l>eeu neglected to that inevitable' oar. Those n ho desire to secure oue of these valuable •* mementoes” executed in the highest perfection of the art, should not fail to call on Rea to Bailey, at the Ma trapolitan Dagaerreaa Gallery— “ Rre decays edauag fingers Have swept the nee where beauty lingers.”
KVA. the Flower of the Sooth, n ebiid oa y five years old, M re VIOLA PLUNKETT GRATTAN ELIZA, (the fugitive wife) Mr* C Pope Torer, (the guI that never was bora! Mm. W. Shires. A nut Ophelia, (a mat lea lady from Vermont!
Hire B Qncrsos.
Carey, Mm Coicmau Maria st. Clair, - Campbell, Etneiiae, Mire Lambm. Auni Chioe, .... Hire Shew, Harry, .... MoamvChaiU*
MEW TURK WHOLESALE AMD SB. TAIL DRY GOODS STORK!—Bata* House Indianapolis, third door from Illinois street Second arrival of Winter good*. We wish to inform oar castoamc* a’fl the public that we have just received another large aad splendid asaortment for the WINTER TRADE oi fasii.OM.bie Dry Good*. The bw-ine** farilitiea which we posaesa in New York city, for the purchase oi Good*, enables os to place before our eH-tom-rs a cheaper aad more faehionable mock then can be foaml ia this city. Our motto is small profit* quL-k sale*, aad no devialion in price*. We strictly adhere to this rale and shell continue to do re, aad hope by ndacingthr large profits to small onenin this city, we shall thu* rnafi e Rich sad Poor. High and Low, to participate in the be aa fits which we tori confident will be tolly appreciated by tho pnMie. The increaatag popular ty of a core Tnaom. with the fallacy of paying a large profit for tho sake of getting credit are reaa .asiu bahalf of oar system of 1 ——tt We invite yon to coma aad exaauar our stock aod pricea, and coaaalt your own interest by b coasing one of our customers, knowing that by so doing yon will save a large per caotage. One of the firm is now ia garage, and wiU visit the French and Eiigiuh markets to select all that ia aew aad toahtonaMe tor he Spring of 1854. now. 2# WAR. GLENN, Proprietors.
i VOLOAMIC on. is trniy a rrii hsamd Semet
One or two nppl csnoas wdl reieive the mast P*m, Bruire or Spreia. Trio bottles will dense, purify, and heal the Ulcer or sore, and it will heal the moat severe 1
rAL ! GOAL!! COAL!! '—The Indianapolis Coal Company are prepared to famish any Nan mat of the bust Cmt brought to this city. Orders Ufl utthe office of ion. Wooiey to Co., will receive prompt attention. 6. B. PAKKBR, ftM-ilU Geu-rsl Agent toe^aag^MOnCE.—F..rthe ;»eeuiBraodation w persons who are emphned daring the .Hniiuary working hours of the day, we -huil tor the present, continue onr Beat Estate Otore open daring the day ami (fie freeing, from eariv esndle-'ight nntil ISoVLiek. We have now for sole about ONE HUNDRED Houses and Lots in la.banupeiis, at prices from 9S5B upwards. In all, wc have morethau a mtiliou del are worth of houses, lots and farms, whirl, there desiriag to purrbarC are Invited lo particulsr mformaiion free ol Cost. CHAPMAN to McKERNAN, febta if S4 W. Wnehtoghw-st
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(ArnctAL.—laws or ths toitbd V_/statks [Public, No. T.J AN ACT to lOgaiaie the .tMhurevmenl of the contingent fund of the -vwair mid for other purpoms Hi it onrntod fry(fis Arena and H us* of ff-|—rman(i»si of tks United Stotss qf America in Congress frtwiti Waif, Thnt the moneys wnieh have b. eu. or may herosfier i-e appropriated for thecompeusaiiouot memhwrv mill nfia rs end tor the cotuingeot eapenaes, of the Suiumc. shall ha pad at the TTenrery <« rvqnisdtou di awn by the Stt-re tary of the Benan, and shmi lw kent, disbursed turd ue- < ounted for by toa, areredme. to Unc mid th* nuASm. be deemed a disbursing t Meer. od*oit fdniws reared. Thatin Iknof dm •tow rrqared. by Inm, to be given by the Secretory t Loreto, he ahall give bomi t • the Uuttvd Staton, a ton days afinr the preago of thi* at, wi honeor ' by the Qompii.oiler the
bo the duty of each end every ry of tso Mrnar, who moy I erenfier bo to give UanRoo A'anenid, vmhin Hnuydnssafo ■tor* opre the daues of UsoHeo, audhafo** m-
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MR. G. cTgRRI
IVIASONIC HALL, INDIANAPOLIS. — ATM Twelve •vetting* otdy, Comawoelitg WednrMlar, Feb. 8th. awl ending February Ath, IrfiA Two Weeks ia Ittthattapulis of thv new and wouderfol verstou of
UNCLE TOM S CABIN!
lu whit h th* celebrated wonder,
LITTLE MARY GUERNEAU MARBH
rot'EVA' a* pern • n
aided by
MON,
in hie original character oi ttuit That, a* perforated by him over two hundred night* in Now York amt •uher cil-
ia*. Also, her parents MR. AND MRS. MARAH. and a talented Company.
Tho great recces* this Drama ha* mrt with m whatever city it ha* been presented, to-wit: Now York, where .1 ha* had a# wunterragted run oi ore hunnrvd aud twelve night*, aud tasLll being preaenied to nowdvd honor*, in Hafii o, Roe heater. CfetriauA Ciuctuoaoi andt.ihor c.im-*, mdBeew the Manager lo udfer it to the —ma~ M It.diau apnltsamt vttuthy, in a manner that w.U be sate to mcc with their opprobaihoi and pat ton age. Thut growl dramatic veto* of Buc.e Tom's CG>.t>, ot Lire »an>ag the Lowly, dramatwed by G. U Atsan, Erq., and performed at tha Naumtal Theater, Now Yotk, over two hundred ntghl* to crowded and deiightrd amhei.t v*, with that unbounded recce**, unprecedented in the history of tho stage. It lain Stx Aet*, Nine Taldeaui and Tkifiy Three Scene*, in which will bo mindmed ihe origin si Song* of ‘ Uncle Tom’* Rcl.giou.” “To Ev» .u Heaven,” aad the “Old Folk* at Home * PORTRAITS in the drama.
Eva, the flower to' (ho
South, l attic Mary Gueruntou Marsh Undo T.-m.The fatthfal sfass,
with song* to ■‘Old Folk*at Homo,” aad “Uudc Tom’s
Roti^nm,” .... Mr.G. C-Gotmou Horry, Child of tke Futiiive, Mastor Geo. W Mnr^h
St. Ctaur, withsoug,“T» Eva
■n Heaven,” Mr Robmt Mar-U. Deacon Pe.ry, . - . . . Mr LeMovne George Uarri* - . . -* Douglas trUinpIMMt i.'uto, - - - “ Lctiu- X. Aunt Ophelia, fro.u Ycrmont. . Mrs Mareh
Topsey, the girt that ‘
la-grcc,
Mr Wilren, ITtOtna* Fitch, Mark*, the lotwyer, Tom 1 ouer,
•amswj y
never wa* burn,’'
SSSi,
Andy.
Mr. Shelby, George Shelby, Aif Mann, drhri^L The ConstahU, -
Sambo,
til**, the Fugitive Wife SSW
Mie* Wh.itni Mr. Brown. “ French
. “ Lcmof.
“ Hodges.
- 14 Hotio.
“ Uetage
- “ Joues
“ Blair
- “ Bair
“ Taylor. “ Holt... 44 Su.iih “ Taylor. 44 Sou to.ui.
. 14 O* Kr ew. M.-s Mril’utt
Mr* Ger.ti.at ** It! til 44 Lo M»y lie Man Grseuu
St Clair, - . . “ Kmclute, .... . jgj
Female Stare*, Ac., toe.
TABLHAI A IN THB DRAMA.
„ r ^. n,e Bbkt X The Tripper*miirtp^J 3. ThcFreamno * Dcici.cc 4 Doiuh of LUho Eva 3 Last of Bt Liatr. 8 Topaey Batting .he Yonkoe 7. * xrey luMpiiig Um-le Tout. h. Death of Uncle Tom V
Kva in Heaven.
Adm.**!..!! iScent*—uo h-lf price No free Im whatope* 1 «l 7, Carlain rise* precirely at 7), XT^NDT ICIL—The Lit.iter and UcitUemoM will plc»<c rtmatn ia tkoir mats until tko Curtaia doomnds. thm cve r vsiriai to Ihn lost Tobferei Owimc io tha length of tha great Pitre Drama, no other piece tau be peiformed the same evening. [jeASIf
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