Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1855 — Page 3
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,g, T J*A H. Noats, pastor of Wea. f | (M. E Church,) accidently fell gf( wTerly injunnj( one of his sakles. iguift-rlr ni^rtinK i* now in progreea Wetirv Chapel. The meetings are | n t,r~t>r*. Sr,me regular, good, oldanting e » enjoyerl by a few of ikohip on Surwlay afternoon. B f. Csasst, on ftabbath last, the ordinance of Baptism to fhildreti an.) one arlnlt. The cere(wf ff interesting ^nd affecting. Aaai*>* Kawatn.—The auit brought gsnhal Ue agamet the city of Cin'i>ir $2.V> "f th ( > rewani offered for the Arr|4ov, hat been decided in hia
rrmoN or FraaLM —The Mayor York has received a curioua epietle, [that there ia a man in that city who ia (babttof taking with him, from New Bmoklyn, to New Orleans, girls for of jsostitution. He advertises teachers »o go South, and inveigles hn power in that way. His name tnJ 4 description of his person.— ni,».|e to a tuercantile firm in iiknstfor further particulstv. i Fi tindenttaud, iaya the N. Y. Eventh»t I’rrsaM has sold his Magazine !,(m We notice that Whtont and daughters Kiiglsnd left Hoaton for Kansaa, in lr on the 13th Inst. |The applicants for bounty land will i be able to | cocure warrants prior to Inf July, as we learn from Washing^ rill not be |>o*iible for the Commie* Pittfioix pi make a preparation ttime. This officer and his clerks to to pushing their arrangements I poa«bU ipsfii, hut the evidences of liiocrsWeclaiDianta which will appear, isvetyheayv business, and will reItn employees for a season at least. Hon. John B. Wkli.er, California! i> Hsioitt, Indiana; Hon. R. C. i,Ohio; Hon. W. Ccjllom, Tennee* i M«j. Johji P. Dunn, Indiana, were jtto erivals at the Burnet House, Cinr on fhturday last.
Tke Dsawcsano Asmoiatiow will Met this evening, at A. H. Bnowrs office, over W. H. Bcroeo’a Gocery atone. AU deeaocieta wbodeetre to become members, especially those residing in the aaawni word are invited to ettend.
(KTlo the Lewrsnee Circuit Coort,the case of the Stele against Roddakes for murder, was yesterday taken up. We learn that there are s boat of witnesses engaged, and that considerable interest is manifested by those acquainted with the facts to attend the trial. The defendant is charged with murdering, with malice aforethought, his father-in-law. Pbk-pat Yocs Lrrmts.—The new Postage Law. which takes effect on the flmt of April, provides that letter postage mtut be
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(OrJowu W. Dvaurrie spoken of sea SSSSSaSHWvtee; candidate far Mayor of CinctaaetL miab7tsi/to««wJM
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QGTA Miaeouri paper nominates Senator Atchwon, of that Suite, for President.
For say two of Me bar Reviews.
Far say SMoaaf Me Par say bar of Me ]
A jtmikaU fmrthm- aserfaf, That ia esm of Me . JesM of say perms who, gltvMg, wooid ha esihls* to ; s eaitiSfale or wanaataesfcremid aaderMb osLiaav- : isnssrMow,ar, if aowidow,aaUaar MBd or rhUdrcn, ’ each widow, or, if ao widow, each ■hear ehUd or ehii- : dsn,Mail haaoUtled toreraiva seatUSeatoar warrant ; tw Me maw quality of land Mat each darassid panoa
wooM be eautted to torrive sader Ma pmrmy af MM j A dieeoant of tweoty-Sve root If ahe be a widow at the tuae of lOAkiaff harappii- above. Thn* four copies of Blacfcwood, or of one Re-
nioee mou be coo- view, will be sent u one atUlrae br as; bar ~Tpi r- of
uke i Me bar Reviews sad BtaHtwood ft»rS30; and moo.
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Co.rt Matter..—March 16 ! SSSi •cmmi cotrrr. SMSTi.’SiCi JSZZZXSL
Room No. 11.—Before Judges Sfemeer foam quality of Mod Mot aaoh doaowd pmma ; CL
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la the matter of habeas i-oquis for two ne
gro men in chains.
The Court at eleven O’clock commenced *ijMr»d miaow who are *> at Me time MM set the bearing of this case. The writ of habeas e g*.. s. And b w furtkrr nmeud. That m
corpus was allowed several days since on the Mail aav •oeb eeitiSeateor warrant he ieaued for aay | 1“ etithe pnocipat citaea ami towna, them worha wiU affidavit and pMition of H. B. Blaekwdl. ST^lT^lr.^!?. Baldwin Harle, as an answer to the petition lees tl»« partr ciaimm* tui h certiaeate or wanoot toail BM^wood, and bat fourteen ctmle a year for each of •nd "atorn to tb. writ, died hi, .rvrm.r.t that ■‘“J—-■ — - ^ - the two black men, Alfred and Emanuel,; hot. a Amd »<■ u further nuu-f«d. That mWI certia- ‘ ‘ “
pre-uoui Thn nublic aboilM hoar tKia ftro* in were his slaves whom he held as such under or warranu aay be aasigned, tnuwfemMl, and ioca-prd-yunf. i ne public Should bear this fact in , K _ u _ vw K. : fed by the w^toe^ ti»elr ^«Kne*t, or their heia-at-
mimi, as letters on which the postage is not
paid will not be forwarded.
dmsed, pots paid, to the pablfahen,
LEGS
(WTA girl, writing to a friend, says of a polka, that the dancing does not amount to much, but the hugging is heavenly.—Exchange. That’s the idea precisely. We suspect that “ Polkas,” and " Walties,” too, would soon go out of fash : on, were it not for the “ heavenly” part of the performance. (ttr It is said seventy thousand dollars of Loganaport Insurance paper was burned last month ; and ten thousand is to be burned monthly. At that rate Loganaport Insurance money will soon be out of circulation, which will be some consolation, as it is a great annoyance at present
O^T The Bedford Standard says that Col. McRra of Lawrence connty, has disposed of his extensive farm for the sum of $8000.— The Col. has purchased property in Bloomington and designs making that his future home.
Stewart A Bowrn have aont ■'“k of superior Envelopes, an orfra 1 ‘'I* 7 hey are valuable for busineaa Mwieiif? For sale at their Bookstore. 1 " The cry is, still they come ! ” That [the customers to the Dry Good* estabour gwd-looking and clever I* M Drw.in Blake’s Commercial l An, i why ,Io they go there but to “•wne of those fine Dreae Gooda, La1 woh articles ? Ddnn is right—a jnuiip w lo<'h will always win—and »*ood word for him in that “con-
Mjtchlll, the versatile com- ^ niake her first appearance thia !» lI he Atheneum, in two charactem V! wd Mult in the 1 ^ diking P m i. l vtusstn Onstos or an Old ^ri’s^h If 'i ‘ nt ° n,f>ture * » bout "W hu.nb. h W n0tM ’ 0thOT » lwk ’» wHdly “TStmv hf n ' ^?ht ' n ** le ’ , pity-plead-«th 0 * >1IUO11 the only *toun n * are—bank-notea.—N.
bro^* T « THO, ' A,, waa '?™Tzzr' k *°°- ''^'Z'uZT h7(,ncm f**f* As Vim ^ hj °* COT X „Ki, , r 7*““ *“ “‘•Wjr on Uw ‘^UZZ. r ' Md » ^r. “ n **' h; d ”» a>.
O^Scarlet fever ia prevailing to some extent among th» children in this city, though in a very mild form.—Indianapolis Sentinel. It is lucky for the citizens and visitors that the mild form of the " scarlet fever” did not make ita appearance during the panic caused by small-pox while the legislature was in session.—Madison Courier. Yes, very lucky, consideriug the great amount of Fusion juvenility compromising said Legislature. O^TWhy is the British army like a looking glass ? Because it cannot be beaten without being destroyed. 0^* We clip the following Louisville items from the Journal of Monday : The Police have made several arrests since Saturday. Four or five Irishmen were put in jail on suspicion of having caused the death of a man named Dcnnis Murphy. He stopped at Tibbin s house, on Water street, between Fifth and Sixth, and the inmates of the house •ay that be was killed by falling down a stairway, on Saturday night The officers were called in, and arrested several men. Yesterday morning the Coroner held an inquest over the body, and the jury returned a verdict that he died from dislocation of the neck. An Irishman was arrested on a charge of stealing two carpet-bags from another Irishman. Two fast young men, who call themselves Johh Johnson and John Fitxohrrald, were arrested for attempting to swindle a countryman, by a trick similar to that of the ballgame. We also saw an officer taking two negroes to jail for fighting. An inquest was held by the Coroner on the body of an unknown man found on the wharf, near the Third street bridge. It is suppossd that he was frosen to death. He was seen drunk on Saturday evening. The hotels, taverns and coffee-houses had all their bar-rooms closed yesterday, and everything about the river looked remarkably quiet The wharf looked lively. It wae lined with steamboats. The hail-storm, on Friday night, caused great damage to sky-lights. Capt Dean, of the LomsuiBe, reports that a hundred miles above this, hail stones foil as large as hen’s ga. No hail foil at Madison.
the laws of Kentucky, sad that he wss mo-
ving with them to the State of Missouri, tins the MM*nment, taoaarer ami loe*tinu of bounty-iand That .it the time they were taken from him ^ /mrtker tw warTMt by the writ, he was with them on the steam-, umi*] uwierUu* provuioiut •* tow act Mail be ao located boat Jacob Strader navigating and using the °*.“ J p«bUc ImkM, except «uch«a Mail at toe time be
Ohio river in the prooecution of his journey. A republicarion by the relktor, wav filed, simply denying that they were slaves when
the writ was served.
SARD SCOTT A CO. 54 GitoLatroeU 5«w York.
subject to sale at either toe miaimuin or lower gradua-
ted prices.
Sar. a And he it fmrther netted. That the registers aad receivers of the several lead offices shall be severally authorized to charge and receive for their services m locating all warrants under the provisions of this art Me
Several witnaaes were sworn, whose testi- ^ ^i‘Sr*Sh! re ^
AfiBICULTUSAL CIRCULAR. Ovm a of Ton inn. Srvm Boann or AoaaccLTtraz, ( Indianmpelis, February 34th, 1HS5. \ 'X'HB IftRlAM k STATE RffiAJRM MT AAiMJ a CULTURE, at its annual meeting in January, 1H56,
adopted a resolution requesting each in toe Countv Agricultural .Societies to send a delegate to toe meeting of the Kxoeutive Committee of the State Board which meeting will be held at the State House in Indianapolis, on the last Monday in March next—or, in case of a failure to send such delegate, the resolution of the State Board requests Me several County Societies to forward to the
mony showed that the respondent had recent- rate of one doiur and i^mhIv! “tK | on ^ * enre ly purchased the negroes in Mason county, '*J* d cu^peuaffitioo to bq pant by toe aseigne -s or bobier* It m one of the objecta of this resoiutioa, to obtain from
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wharf of the Jacob Strader and there taken ** several Awarding Committees, at toe next State
II be entitled to the beneflbt of this
on board, from which they were taken under the present writ Mr. A. S. Sullivan opened the argument on behalf of the claimant of
or minor children, shall be entitl
In conformity with a resolution adopted at th^Ute Ja
What Is the quality of the Soil on which toe crop was » *»- “ * “ Prairie ? General depth of
the negroes. The position taken bv him was, ' served as volunteers at toe invasion of Plattsburg, in
rhnl tK« Ob in river wmt a nuhlio hurhwav vuh- el *bteeu hundred and fourteen; also at the tnat the LHllO nver waa a public nignway SUD- battle Of King’s mountain, in the revolutionary war, and ; grown ? Bottom ? Upland ? ject to the concurrent jundiction Of the States the battle of Sickojoek against the confederated savages Soil? On what is it baaed * Gravel* Sand? Limestone aponito borders ; tk« the mutuel j t. I~tk~ a, pm,i- i “wLJKi'.'SSESSSL. .r ^ um.^1. the use and navigation of the nver, by the sions of this act shall apply to the chaplains who served or near toe a<Ad? Artiflcial drains, if auy^dhe manner citizens of the several states, carried with it! the army in toe several wars of toe ceuntn . | of constructing, and approximate coat of construction ? .« • « . . .a w . n 1 - .u ! “*c. 11. And be it fmrther enacted. That Uui provi- 1 “ —
tn6 right to the we OI the snores Oi the nver sions of this act be applied to those who served as volunfor purposes incident to navigation, and to ! ^ on Lewiatown. in Delaware, by toe possess and control their slave while so navi- ’ in ^ W * r «**'#*** u,,n4lred a,id twelTe
Approved March 3, 1855.
E«Mt Ratmtw* commissiSn* office, Hra 17 Sooth SMM of WaMtefto* Ntraot, ant Boor.
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TTMKW AAm CAURA«E Ari’TRMM XX KnMo, M MohA of Auction Room, an TneMnvs and
Smoidnya, at 11 o'clock; alao, of PornRara. •4r*a* Mr Hna.nMM. fUmi Ulmnm MMrffia.
A general narartmant of Jura, TumMers Ac., oa hand, to sell at Ctocianatt wholesale prices. AMo. a general Mwkof SSMpA* »ry EmMsu .UtotlMha. «jnM Mvwrcries belonging t • H. Babcock, nt wbolranle.
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Indiana State Stock paper t iken at par. ■urt M. D. BABC
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SAM HERON, ^-rmsL.yrmr m cnmjmms.i.mm jt m-aw~. AND NOTARY PUBLIC, CONNEKSYILLE, FAYETTE, COUNTY, XTkcl-irik-nrik.
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subscriber* to rak,M steal Hottev oa wMch
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good SUM, uMriMaa apaa SBf MOSzvziEsssxt.
periodical, makes its coin mas Ma i
for toe advertising of
(none other but Musical ndv < Tan* cmrm a use each MatoM— L. Mason, Jr., I EubttMed by
D. G. Meson. \
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[Public 86.]
If manures are used, what kind ? What seasou of the year ? quantity, and manner of application V Time and manner of plautiug? Kind of seed? Where
obtained, and how prepared ?
Time of breaking? Ifopth,and if subsoiled, toe man-
ner of doing it ? Manner of tillage ?
What the greatest yield per acre ? The average vieid
I for the whole crop?
Cost per acre, of producing crop, including seed, ma-
nure, and tillage?
How long has this mode of tillage been pursued by . you ? And how do the results of former years compare
... . — with the crop placed in competition?
gwion, th.t the r«pondent w M entitled to i j
make such use as ne had done Of the Ohio by, appropnatod, out of any money in toe treasury not Ores, Ate., produced or found in Indium, an Agricultural shore without forfeiting his right of property ' t** 4 * support of the Military Room has been opened in the State House, for the resnore, Winiout KTie.v.ug u.3 ri S s Academy for the year ending the thirtieth of June, one ceptiou of such sj^cimensas may, from time to time, be in the negroes. thousand eigntjiundred and ttlty-aix : forwanled to the Secretary of the State Board, bv County Judge Stello on the part of the relator, fol-; murieium, AgricuKund Sorietma, or by Priv^m^u^^^ lowed Mr. ftulhvan, and insisted that, as by For commutation of subsistence, two thousand and Sec’y of Ind. State Bbard Agriculture,
the law of Ohio slavery could not exist, any ™ , £! 0 y r v . , mars-dAwit
voluntary bringing of a slave by his master tyHbur ° re oree9 ’ “S* 1 un an *j g^HOOL OF INSTRUCTION into Ohio, worked his emancipation. A* to i For general repairs and improvements of academic yiq coriaralitatoee with the nwlicitatiwun the doctrine of the right of transit and of nay- | ^ d^mSra^Jhe op^^ igation, and the use of th- bnvV; of navigable | om^and incidentiJ expenses fuel forage and depart- ! designed hL» detenu in e.J to open a School or ixeraccstreams, he insuted th:vt its onlv extent was to J 1 tt ’ shirt y flv<J thousand and seventy lu the town ,>f Salem, on Monday, the 16th dav of
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T. B. Prrasos, So. 102 Cboatnut-ri., Philadelphia, has in press, and will publish on Saturday, March S4to. what be believes to be the bust Historical Novel ever written in America. It is not only a true tale of the times that tried men » seals," not only a fiuUti'nl picture of the manners of 'iS, but one of toe tooet thrilling powerful, and absorbing stories ever penned. This is toe opinion of the best and most impartial editors and critics, several oi whom have read toe work in proofsheets. They all say that it ia no mere u catch-penny " fiction, but one of equal value and interest: full of stirring incidents and strongly drawn scenes; intensely interesting on every page, yet so beautiful in style, ami so true to nature, that it can be road with delight bv the
beat educated men of toe country .
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gating the river, and making use of its banks solely and legitimately in the course of such
navigation. AN ACT making appropriations for the support of the Mr. Sullivan argued the question at length Military Academy for the year ending the thirtieth of and urged that, as well upon principles of June, eighteen bond red and any-six. comity between States, as upon rights of navi- ?***{• ffouet ef Repreeenta-
1)E« TM IMrtMkM TRUE THLAJMt THAT JL> they have made arrangemenls tor Me publication of Last Scow’s New Work, " TUB PRllMt OP UPK, «. the immeuse success which attended Mo publlrsllna ot a former work by Mis Eminent KugUsh AaMoreus, "Tan Hxx-Pacua Hesausn," ef which work Ma entire edition of Thn Thousand was raid within oa# week of it* publication, aad several other editions within Me Mrau mouths folio-* tug, has led toe publish era to make srasug 1
menu with tola talented authoress.
" THE PRIDE OF L1FK " is a novel of Ar higher pretensions than "■ Tna Has-Pw.ua Hnaainn, ” white, at the same time, tt abounds in the aaato atoriiag qualities
mor, pathos, aad deserlpttvu power, similar faculty of peaetmtioa into Mo
of human actions.
The work now in progress will be pqhiiahcd about Me lOUi of November, hamlaomely bound, ia oae vol., 4LU pp. Price, 30 els., paper; 75 eta., cloth, retail. The customary discount wUI be allowed to Ma trade. An edition of tun too res kb will bo prtaMd, bat an Mo orders, already large, will. It A expected, still aore largely increase before the work A fade to be Aaoed, a furtherance of orders, direct to H. Lone A
121 Nassau street. New York, A requested, tag# in transmuting orders to Me Ana direct, inlfest, ss the orders received witt be tiled up cousequeaUy May wBl be despatched tude by Ms poMAtiarn, Mao May can
allow the citizens of other States such use, and the enjoyment of such rights in Ohio, as the citizens of Ohio themselves enjoyed. This doctrine did not permit citizens of other States to bring with them and exercise rights inimical and contrary to the laws of Ohio. The argument will he resumed at eleven o’clock to-day. Judge Walker, S. P. Chase, John Jolliffe and Judge Stallo, appear for the relator; F. T. Chambers ami A. S. Sulli-
van for respondent
The above is from the Cincinnati Gazette. Wo wish we had an extended sketch of the argument of Mr. A, S. Sullivan. The high and well-earned reputation of that gentleman as an accomplished jurist, is a sufficient guaranty that the argument was of the most able
character.
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50JMM “ Fancy Type,
10.000 “ Scripts of various styles,
5,000 “ Germans,
5,008 u Onuuneuts in great variety,
5,000 “ Borders,
30.000 feet Bras* and Type Metal Rules, and all the novelties in the business. All the above Types are cast by steam power, of toe new composition of metal peculiar to this foundry, and W HUH 18 CERTAINLY SUPERIOR | To any ever used before in any part of the world. The unequaled rapidity in the process of casting, enables me to sell these more durable types at the prices of ordinary
For replacing derail and worn out cavalry and artillery 2 To those who wish to acouire such a knowledge of' ex . ca P,‘ *- iwrncli nave no bxcU quail ly or horses, one thousand <loliars 5£ ‘° v 10 * e aC< l u * re , * knowteoge oi p nw .) furnished at manufacturers' prices. - ’ 1 «*•» Aructure of the Latin and Greek languages, as to be ; F ^ {atafA specimen Book of the Foundry is freely
given to all printing offices, on toe re<-ei|>t of fifty cents
to prepay the postage
JPor furnishing hospital for cadets; flve hundreddol- j Uieory of road-making, and required to make out pro-
cents.
For additional pay allowed to enlisted men, employed on extra duty as mechanics and laborers, per act of fourth of August, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, for the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen huntlred and fiftyfive, two thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight dollars
and forty cents.
Sec. 2. And he it further enacted. That, hereafter the yearly allowance of toe professor of French and Spanish, and toe professor of drawing, shall be toe same ss is now allowed to toe other professors. Approved March 3,1855.
files and estimates from their own reeonnuisances. 4. To those who intend to qualify themselves for any business, in which a thorough knowledge of arithmetic
and book-keeping is indispensable.
Within so short a period as it is contemplated to continue the course, the undersigned does not presume to be able to impart a large amount of knowledge in any department of science. All he aims to accomplish, is to make the learner tooronghiy acquainted, if possible, with the fundamental principles of the science pertaining to tH*s rcKisa.-t r»F hia mi moil it * tut f&nnhln him trv an**ivta*iA •* n ul
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“ THE WATCHMAN,’'
['* Watchmen, tell as of the aifAt.**}
■v J. a. N.
Founded upon tacts of real lift, illustrated by livifot characters, many of which will bo readily recognised
by city resldeais.
r r*HK Publishers beg to state, that Ma ^ Waacaraan** I. is a tale modelled after that style which bah lately found such merited fkvor in the eyes of the pobtie; which appeals to toe beat and freshest frillnf if Ms *- heart, and incukutes a useful moral while k ‘n'mli and amuses, and which is rapidly superceding mere uanutheu tic, iinurobable, and often impnotiblc rosnancea. The leading character waa, some yean siace, owe of the dtp Watchmen, before the era of Me present Police Force, when the arduous leak of Urn public guardianship was entrusted to men whose avocations were theaa of doily labor iu addition to their nightly watch. Thia man waa generally esteemed by all with whom he in contact, for his Industry, and steadfast iutegrity. Ha waa sobfocted to a host or misfortuuea, all ot which ha bote with ex-
H^Printers of newspapers who choose to publish Ihi I iu the midst of s !nft(e city; to portray the secret bene*- | oleuce, which, scant as it is. Is erer active amongst us; to j warn against the evils of intemperaoce; and to show Me general success of unceasing, earnest endeavor, tint the Watchman has been written; and Me puMMmn hare even reason to anticipate lhatjta success will equal their
New York, Feb. 12. 1K»5.
NEW SPKINa GOODS.
THE LADIES FANCY STORE,
Bate.?' Building, IVashington-St., Indianapolis, Ind.
QtrOtttiie fiifit page of our paper this week, we present our readers with the message of Gov. Wright, vetoing the Free Bank bill.— We trust it will be read by every one, as it is brief, and, though manifestly hastily prepared, replete with strong arguments against the swindling system.—Sullivan Democrat.
fcSr W* call —nation to Mimic, Gould A Co.’s advertisement ia to-day's papar.— Carpenter work ready made, Ice Chests, Show— Bathe, Ac., also Portable Cottages. OCT Mart Taylor, the property of Jwo. Ga., kb- week. Tfoae 7:44.
wT ••’»»*»• hu Wad. S., h ^ * * krtanguimr stale of mind. ^ » frseideaf uf a tt—i ^ "P tt» hi. friend—” Charley, far a daffi—T 1 P* rt «foad— i§ ta toara, md the vaalt ta amke
ICT The meeifBs oi the American Colonitioffi la fit—/ haao fallea a# 114,000, eeropaaed with wh— they were la— year — this
■ays $10^000 are
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TELEGRAPHIC. —epertetl Expressly firar tke BeratiaeL
No dispatches were received last night
ANNUAL ELEU TIOX. The Ink annual meeting of the Young Men's Christian Amoclatiow, will be held at their Boom on Monday evening the MM insl The Election of Officers will take place, and it is very daairable that Mere should be a full attendance of the Members. By Orator, J. McLSNR, Bae. Bee.
SL^pro^riv^^ri^he^colfo^^aTd'woSu ! \V B |, * v * received tlaia dray, tiy Kx- wu.gumeexpe<*atioue. They have already'recmved .« , h.a *,„.h .. i.wnir,. him with n I " V pres*, a targe end beautiful aseortiueut ol biubroi- i aaMUuaraaof Luge orders from thoee parsons who have
•leries. Laces, KibU^.is, Flowers, Bounetn, aud Flat*; >>eeu acquainted with ibeil iateutiou of publishing Mis
White Kobe* and Silk Mitts; also, a large assortment of j tale.
Silk Trimmings. rhev will pqUish a large editioa, and Booksellersaod fhc attention of the Ladies is particularly called to | others, sending orders, would do wall to be prompt, as
ne succession, as they mw ro
ect to the Puotiaher, will, of
up before ins mind such views as to inspire him with a love of learning, and prepare him to make constant additions, without the aid of an instructor, to his fomierac
quiaMowti
The school will coutinue in session ten weeks; and toe tuition fee will be ten dollars, payable in advance. Ten dollars, extra, must be paid by those who use the Compass and Level for practice in field operations. None will be admitted under the age of sixteen, unless they are found to possess suficient maturity of mind to enjoy the full benefit of all the instruction*. It is important that application foe admission should be made before the first day of April. If tbe» applicant can
ered, and a circular
our Embroideries, Laces aud Silks, which arc more bcaatiful aud cheaper than an if entr offered. We shall daily receive New Goods, until our stock shall be the best and most complete in toe city. For fine and handsome Goods, at low pricte. call at the I.adhcs' Fckcy Stork.
J. K. W HELAN «* CO.
J. K. WUKLAK, f
M. Gn.u0.ts. t marl2-dtf
f Thompson fit lady, 1 fra McTaggart, City Roche, Huntington
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Arrivals up to S P. M., yesterday.
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G S Ferula, Now York
Dr Jaekeoo, St Looie
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AN ACT for carrying into eBect the conveution upon the subject of claims between the United .Stales aud her Britanic Majesty, of toe eighth of February, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-three.
Be it enacted if the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, pursuant to toe convention aforesaid, toe sum ot' two hundred aud seventy-seven thousand one hundred and two dotlan and eighty-eight cents, having been awarded by the commission to British subject, claimants under the couvention. that sum shall be paid to the duly authorized agent of her Britannic Majesty's gov-
ernment, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise : be received, his name will be registered
appropriated ; deducting therefrom, pursuant to the : sent to him, inscribed with the word, **accepted.’’ | STEAM BOIL.ERS.
tixto article ol' toe said convention, on account of toe ; To the youuggentlemen who may be dispssed to im- ] r/- TT*T TT A TY r Q d AULT TT* D expenses of toe said commission, such ratable proper- prove this opportunity, and with whom he may not have ' Li LiOXlxA. VV Oc kl I . N tv fUj tiou, not exce^dihg five per cenu, of the whole amount toe pleasure of a personal acquaintance, the undersigned MAXUP VUTTRERs* OF BOILRH8 AND awarded to both citizens of the ITnited States and Bri- ' can otiCer no better pledge of his ability to meet their rea- : Sheet iron I huunevs of ail forms and sizes, have tish subjects, as may be sufficient to defray the said ex-! sonable expectations, than toe service of a quarter of a ! MjQ jn^t completed the mo»t ni Kleru aud improved
penses. century spent in toe work of education, and the fruit of j sol ot Approved March 3, 1855. ! that service as it may be found, scattered over the toad, Boilur Habiwy T00111
at present iu use; by which improvement we are enabled to punch the rivet boles with as perfect accuracy as if find pul together aud drilled, which dispenses with toe use of toe riemer ami drift to straighten imperfectly punched and ill-shaped holes punched on the old plan— frequently causing toe iron, by straiuing asunder toe fibres, to crack toe sheets between toe rivet holes, as alt men posted on boilers giving out. must irresiatably bear
evidence.
Most of our riveting, also, is done by steam, by which improved process the rivet b equally staved up, filling the bole tight from bond to point, finishing the rivet as perfect on Me tneide as out, aud in place of weakening the rivet, and making it brittle by much hammering, when cool; leaves it In its perfect stale of strength and tenacity, and insuring the purchaser, iu every respect, an article superior to aay uiade on any other ptau in vogue. By the aid of the above improved feeitittae, and a practical experience of 2U yean at the baataew, we guarantee M our customers and thjj public. Boilers made of So. 1 charcoal iron, that cannot be surpassed la point
in the
tv ice as it may be found, scattered over the land, persons of hundreds of young men, dtotiugubhed sir business tact and general intelligence, some of
[ Public e2-] i for their business tact and
AN AC T to change toe boundaries of the land districts , whom have, already, attained to toe highest honors with-
in the State of Iowa, and for other purposes. 1 in the gift of their countrymen.
Ms it enastsd bp the Senate and House of Representa- For further particulars, address the uddenigned, at
tines of tbs Umtsd Slates of America in Congress os semblsd. That at that portion of the public lands in the State of low* lying north of township line dividing townships ninety-three and ninety-tour mid east of toe range line dividiug range* twenty-four aad twenty-five shall constitute a new land district to be called the Turkey River district. That ail that portion of the public lands to mid Htate now situated in the northern Laud district which lie# north of Me township line dividing townships Eighty five and eighty-six aod not included in the Turkey Rive- aad Dobuqne districts shall constitute a new toad district to be called the Fort Dodge district, and the ne of the northern district ia hereby changed to, and shall be hereafter called the Fort Des Moines district. That all Mot portion of tin; public lands iu said State now tying in KanesV die district and situated north of the township line dividing towdritipa eighty-five and eighty-six shall constitute a new land distristto be called the Sou River district, and the aarae of the KaaesviUe
Salem, Washington county, Indiana.
JOHN 1. MORRISON.
Salem, January 1st 1855. mar Ttf
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That townships eighty
ninety, sine-
ad the Council Bluff* district,
ris, eighty-seve*, eighty-eight, eighty-nine, ty-ooe. ninety-two, and ninety-three, of n
teen anti eighteen are hereby attached to aad made a
tattoo Dnhoqne land district, and townships sixty-
seven, titty eight, titty atac, seventy, seventy-one, sevawly two, sevaitiy tosno, seventy-four, and seventy-five of rang#* thirty two and thirtv-toree am hereby attached
loan* amde a part uftim Chariton toad district. tic. S- Aud he id further emmetrd, That th* Pretident
of M* United Mates he, and he ia hereby authorized to sfpatitt by anti wlto Me afivtaa awA rnnat-nt of the Sewate n regwterjwd^ s receiver of the^pahfte iaoaeys far
• each be mqatvwtitoredite^t Metifoof the remsc » aRtee to wttiih he amy be appslntti midwho tooit titodj* Jfot ■rtte^^rmerinaja^M eejmn^hywrtie. X AUU ho* further e* noted. That Ms Phatirtoftim SatiaARtotoatoaaMatiaaAteeaaaaAto nab-
aa amf ba ae-
otic to Ma
to fee
of Me Bt
♦. Jhndhe it further <
Jrettoaafe
MMMtoMktoA.
X CAKLWLK Vs. THE CKXTIfiAL Canal, Manufecturing, Hydraulic, Water Works Company, William Burnet, Francis A. Con well, Henry Van Burgen, David F. Worcester, L. A. Bingham, K. W. Patti ton, Robert H. Cullum, David Hazzani, George G. Shoup, Thomas J. White. Tbomaa V. Mitchell, Elias Macy, Jacob Burnet, Jeremiah Jackaou, William Hauiiamzu, Willtom Sheets, John Charles, Rufus E. Shapley, Jesse Yount, Eltozer Beles, Shildes Moore and WU-
liaiu Haulev.
Be it ri-mcmbered, that on toe 26th day of Bebraarv, 1865, toe plaintifi^ John Carlisle, filed ia the Oflce uf fike Clerk of toe Marion Circuit Court, his affidavit, showing that the said defendant, The Central Canal, Man ■ for - taring, Hydraabe, Water Works Company, ha* departed from tim State of India** with iaieat to defraud its creditors, aod to avoid the service of sumaaowa, aad keep * ‘ ■ t, the Cmtral
Works Com-
ef miA
they appear, answer or demur to the r nmplninl ia Me nrtioo, at .the fiat ceiling ef Mo cans# in mulCoart. on Me aeeoud day of the next team ot aaht Coart, to ba hagan ami held tt Ma Caart Hoaoe 1a Me dip of todtoaapoli*, oa the 1th MawMf to April next, mid comptaint, and Me matten and things therein cootained, will ho WM. RBWABT, Clark.
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oil otter ;
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of ehuapwesr and quality of ^rorfcmautinp. by any^ other premare of steam before leaving toe shop, aad warranted perfect, or no sale. AR work is delivered on th* earn of the difibrenl rail mails at river price*. otherwise, at the shop ami office, oa the > aioa R. R. track, one rqaare east of Me Union Station, Indianapo-
lis, lad.
of aR rise* from 2 to 7 i
always oa I
to order, of lap wohtad toon tabes.
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all orders will be filled in da
cciveil; and those sent direct to course, receive the earliett attention.
TABLE OF CONTBNTB.
Cmap. 1. The family uf toe rasr. 17, Matlvrs look Watchman. worse and worse. Chap. 2. Patience aud pov- ( sap. 18. The arrival of a erty. stranger who bears evil
Coat. 3. Secret Benevo- tidings.
lence. »«ap. *. Sorrow, not aaCuap. 4. Anemmigrantstri- is felt lowmrd the er-
Coap. 5. A gleam of run- Cwap. 9k Ai shine. tion
Chap. 6. A family repere- Coat. 9t. Hnntatl Inila ki
lion. reward.
Coap. 7. Vice ia high pto- Cbap. 9k Better sews from
ces. over too mas.
Chap. 8. The police courts Cuar. S3. The dark hour * of New York—vice seem- Cwat. 24. Faith ta God & •ugly triumphant. Mo boor of 1m at la (’hap. 9. Hml news reaches Crap. 25. The mifor’s feetoe fomilv. roiam—bin gallantry oa.
Chap. M. The bed of sick- lolled. , Uwat. fit .Th# return home Coap. II. RoMef from an rejoicing, unexpected source. C'Rap. — ~ Chap. 12. Hone springsetor- ing.
nal Hi the nnuiAii breast. I sap. 9k The fomilv Chap. 13. Baccara amored. lag, ^ y axr - 'A ^ » A afead* ,tf
Chap. 15. The first auapi- gtoom.
clona oflBlawperam a. Chap. 3h. The bed ofdeaM Chap. M. A dark cload ia Chap. 3t. Donhfo tiaamd
the boriaon. up.
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