Indiana American, Volume 18, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 June 1850 — Page 3
I Oaliforata.
Niw YoU) Jane 24th. Ths steamship Cfwcent City arrived tbto morning "Kith latest intelligence from California. The Crescent City arrived oat to Cha-rres at S days from New York. She brings $150,000 In dat in tbe hands of passengera. A destructive fire took place in San Frauclsco loss S5C0.0OO. The steamer Isthmus arrived at Panama from San Francisco on the 10th. She brought down 134 psssengersand $300,000 in dust. Dates from San Francisco are to the 15th of May. Tba reports from the mining districts north and south continue to be of the most favorable nature. The general state of health at the placers was also good.
The fire, alluded to above, occurred on the 4ih j Inst.. The alarm proceeded from the United j
States House, on Portsmouth Square, and by the time the people were ont of bed the flames had spread to the adjoining buildings on either
aide, destroying the El Dorado and Delmonicos ;
Congrcttsiaank Washington, Jane 14. Senate. After some unimportant morning buisness the Senate took np the California bHl. Tho question being on Mr. Clemen's motion designating one million as the pura to be paid Texas for the surrender of her claims to disputed Territory, it was pat and lost, yeas 8, nays 30 . The question then recurred on striking out the entire section relative to the bonndariea of Texas. Mr. King expressed his opinion that Texas was entitled to the whole country east of the Rio Grande, from its month to its source; that fact had been made good when Texas was annexed. Mr. Butler said he would vote for the amendment, his views having changed in relation to
the titles of Texas. He believed her title good to all the territory claimed by her.
The question was further debated by Rusk, Foote, Hale, and Berrien. Mr. Benton was against continuing measures
and so.n e-ry house, except two, in the block, ! ,or J -Q ,arEe sum" 10 ie3tas ana olner mat- . . f j tsr.: J XT.,.... J . ters.
Deiween jiay a uu it ninsluu u-jj auv
Montgomery streets, were destroyed. The fire also extended along Kearney etreeet, and that po;tion of Washington opposite the Square; aud in order to stay its progress every house frcm Washington to Jackson street was torn down. The block below this," towards the Bay, fared but Utile better; and out of that block, in the ventre of the city, but seven building are left
standing.
He was in favor of paying any claim Texas may have to disputed territory, and he had intended offering a bill to that effect. He would Toteagaiust the amendment. The quesion was then put, and the amendment was rejected: yeas 24, nays 27. The cenate then adjourned.
An Ordinance.
Affray between Ftrrcai and Willi. The Tribune says the quiet of Washington Square N.York, was disturbed on the afternoen of the rfth inst., by a violent Derson.l ronrnnir
between E. Fnrro.t sk .T i teer ofthe town of Biookville, tht there be and in
tV-n- ri ""Reman, nno. i. r. i ncreDy assessed and fixed upon all property subject Willis, Editor of the Home Journnl, pro will" ,u ''" b' the lawa and ordinance! of said cor-
ontofthfpfltim.-.i.-f.. : Pntne aunt or twenty cent, en every one hun-
urresi divorce case. "rea dollar aiirnmcnt of valuation
rorrest was arrested and held to seenritv for
NOTICE.
i
1350, and far the repeal of an ordinance herein named.
(.passed June 13, 150 Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the President and l"rus-
... peace, etc. I ne following card from Mr. Willis gives his version of the affray: A CARD FROM N. P. WILLIS. To the editor oj the Tribune: SiaAs a statement will doubtless appear, o f an ontrage which took place this evening, and as it may not be a correct one, allowme to state it, simply as it happened;
Whil
Forthe aementand telteeii.m of tare, for theyear ! 7 , ,,n V J-,ne JO"an h" m- . . - . - . . . ' " V sinil hmpH svill.otit ittst fs t. r nruriral.ul.
tins it therefore to w arn all persors i;iinl harbor-
iMf, V iruailll Hrl VII Ml JF ICIUIUl, Wtm smaii fJ w debt of her contracting. June, to, 1850. THOMAS JOLLAFF.DII.W. HE EVE, VETERINARY SURGEON, "W "WAVING been aolirilrd to attend thU blare, hai
jL dii arrired and may be found tu every Thurs-
no suspicion that any one wa, near me, I was suddenly knocked down, and while upon th e ground, severely oeaten. TI.e fii-st thine; Tcoold observe was that two men, a Mr. Stevens, and another, were struggllne to prevent persons from interfering; and. when T rose to mv feet. I. Tor the first time, saw Mr. Edwin Forrest.- ! He was in the hands of p olice officers, and hi '
j two triends were eagerly declaring; to the crowd I that I was the seducer of Mr. Forrest's wife '. mi
i n:s perpetrated falsehood and slander of that 1 ludy they continued to declaro t the Police Of-
nce, wnere we were taken. When I informed the Jndgre that I had no complaint to make, or
HousK.-The reports of standi committees I recn'n Wlln Mr. orr,t. at that pl.ee,
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wcio meivcu.
ivorce case. lred dollar Hirnmmi of valuation then of, the
same to be assessed and collected ai herein after prrvided. See. J That there be and is hereby a!tscsed upon every actual Citizen quslifud to rate in said corporation the aiim of Twenty five cent! poll tax except in caws made exempt by-law. See. 3. That there be and in hereby assessed upon every person owning or harboring dogs or hitches, a
tax oi nity centi on erery dog. and one dollar on erery bitch o owned or harbored as afore aaid to b asieesed by the eallec'ornn the duplicate roll to be I delieered to him. aa herein after pmrided. ! See. 4. That the aueMment roll be procured by the j clerk and delivered to the collector in conformity
e walking-in Wool." . c? ""'h the provmon ot Sec. 4. of an ordinance entitled.
- - wiiiii'Lrii .uuiire. w in
Laurel Woolen Factory. E. Many & Co.
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Goods.
e w.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING A$D SUMMER GOODS,
jt ths srojtB of ! LINCK & FARQUHAR,
FULLING & SPINNING WOOL,; &tt Building Sutth vf the Public uorr, Kat 'eey That he haa introduced into kii fartorv the lum . if Maim Bui gctt Street, at the
; and moat improved machinery, and iiS thvse, ad- J I'O! OffiCP. drd to lone; experience and a . etrrminatinn to give BTraiokvlllc. Indiuun.
day at the Brookville Wotel. aaii.iaetion ttiey at for a continuance uT that pat-, -m tSCK k FAKQl'HAU have nceivid auJ
He flatten himtclfin aayiuf;, that he ia fully pre- ron.ee nicnn.a nitnertu ixen literally Dctowcil ; are now openine a beautiful a..nmrut, olvar.-
pared to enreall the dieaea hich are common to "! mem. rrmi a. ioiiuw: : fully aeleeted Speiu and Summer Gucd, vhichfi.r
Reapectfully infurm the public they continue the bulincai of MANUFACTURING,
CARDING,
"an ordinance proridinr fur the wwwDt and eol-
the RHVTE CREATION. Hia reputation aa a vuTrfuvmv u.mnerw : . unrlnl li-.i anrl l f
would reter the curious and entjnirine;, to the citizen of the many placea which he haa viaited durinir a practice often yeara in Kentucky. H alo Rivea below, certificate! from aome of the mot diatinnifhed Sunreena and Phyticiaua in the Weatern country. But the beat reference wbieh he can poibly ipye ia, himielf. .?efer to me, erutlemitn. and briup along
lection of taxes forthe rear is-iq" Passed June 10 ; wnh too your diseased Horses, and you shall nave a
1349 practical illustration of my skill. 1'B.Y ME, is
Sec. 5. 1 hat an ordinance entitled, "an ordinance all h,t I k.
proridinr fur the assessment and collection oftaxca
fur the year 1350," Passed March 20. 1850, be and tue
Manufacturing, J.ant, blue mixed, 3 leaf,
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" 4 leaf, 3Tlo4Jl Satrinet. aecordinr to eolur. 3rtt5o Cassimere, aecordiur to etiior, 2Jio75 Cloth, aecordinr to color. 50 tooi White Flannel, according to width, 'J to2J Byeit S5 toJ7 Blanket, per pair. t- 50 FULLING AT THE C?UAL RATES
CARDING AND SPINNING.
same is hereby repealed.
A. J.D. HoutAND, Clerk.
We rail atrenrini to the followinr communication I
of Dr. Georee McCouJC. If common reputation is to white n ool in bnarbn fifteen cents per pound
It.
M'CLE A RT, Prest. 2S-3W
tnsoal hail wn required, and I left the office.
Mr.
M'CIernand reported a bill amendatory " T Proration to this mainly as-
r.ulfc una urcu nu riienvor lovindica'e the hon-
a tnnc.r.11 waU b nA nnnrt-. wtuicrhiniT sixteen !
j r a at i.Au fo, of an act to carry into effect a treaty between the
H"""' e Ottoman Port .nrf
the United States which
The bill passed.
j 1 ne same committee reported a bill giving in1 rlemuitv for French snoilationn nrior In lSfin
worth of the precious metal. j ... ' rererred to the committee of lh
A 1 ?flf O 1 ...A.tann amnnofonf A lortnirorittfl
iuuu oev, reuvauu m.,, , d ,n A t ig4g havn hpn made on the Makelumne. Oat of i '
one hole there was taken in two days four thou
sand dollars1
Soma large lumps have been louna ana neiy ; Wtlole on the state of the Union. erery man is making an ounce a day. J , jf ndyyt 0f tha committee on Ways and The miuers have generally done well ""1 , Meang) reported bills to defray government exmore gold may be expected the cm'ng sis : pense8 and to 8uppiy deficiencies in appropriamontha than has altogether been received since , tjons for judicia, eXpen9es of the government the commencement . 1 for lhe fisca, year emjiug june 30, 1850. Chagres and Panama were very healthy. j The hoaso then went into comm;ttl!e of the
' Whole and took up the last bill reported by the j
, committee on Ways and Meaus, making approjpriations for judicial expenses. The bill, calls
The Store Case.
The impertant case in the District Court of this State has been decided in favor of Mr. Norris, the Slave-holder. The plaintiff resides in Keutucky, and the defendants atSoulh Bend, in this State. The defouJa:its were charged with having rescued four slaves from the plaintiff, (who was passing from Michigan through this State to Kentucky) and snitwaa brought to recover damages therefore. The examination of the witnesses and the argument of counsel occunied seven days. The
An Ordinance For the more effectual punithment Offenders. rpssrd 13lh June !50 1
Sue. 1. Beit ordained bv the President and Trustees
uf the town of Brookville, that in all cases where j any person shall violat any of the by-laus passed by I said corporation and become liable to any of the penalties thereto annexed, it shall be the duty of the ( Marshal of said town on view to arrest any such peri son, or on complaint to proceed arainst such person.
by warrant or process from ins Justiceof the peace in said town, and take forthwith such offender before some Justice of the peace in said town to be dealt with before such Justice in a summary way. witlioef further notice fur audi violation, in the same way and manner that persons are proceeded against before Justice of the peace for crimnal misdemeanors. Sec. 2. That all persons against whom Judgments may be rendered Tor fines or penalties fur vinlalions as aforesaid whosliall fail or refuse to complv with such iudpments shall be immediately committed to
j the iail of Franklin County, which is hereby adonted I as the prison of said town, for that purpose, there
tion can o-n will hi1;1tp st,. , , .. lo remain until they shall so comply or be otherwise non can go, will readily see the outrage in its discharged wv due course of law
See. 3. That the Marshal of said town i hereby invested with all the powers ofa ronstableor sheriff to enforce the by-laws of said town, and all process on behalf of said town may be directed to and served by such Marshal who shall be entitled to the same fees therefor as a constable would be entitled to for similar services. A. R. JtTCLEER Y, P. est. J. D. Howland, CTk 25-3W-
or of the lady, (and, of course, equally'to show that her husband had not, through her, come to
dishonor.) public opinion, as tar as that repara
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charge 01 juage jiulus wa. given i mc juiy, 1 j In .Via fnronnnti nn Wednesday. After a short !
for $5011,000. After several ineffectual attempts to amend, the bill was passed The house then adjourned till to-morrow. Washington, June 15. Senate A resolution was adopted that the Senate adjourn from next Thursday (o Mon-
true light.
Yours, respectfully, N. p. WILLIS. The New York Mirror eives the following account which it says it has from a friend of Mr. F: According to his version of 'the1 occurrence. Mr. Forrest met Mr. Willia in Washineton square, and said to him, "You damnd scoundrel, vou sedncor my wife, and now T have got you." Mr. Willis nnt his hand into his bosom.
upon which Mr. Forrest knocked him down. I and putting his foot upon his back, commenced
Dealing him with a gutta percha cane which he carriod in his hand . When the officers who nrrentod the fight came up, Mr. Forrest proclaimed ths t he had only been beating the man who had seduced his
wite.
I be relied on. Dr. Keeve fully Merita the encomiums I therein contained. The established professional skill of Dr. McCoufc, especially in lhe department f Sur- ! gerv entitles his opinions to rreat weight, j 'SIR: My attention was called some si weeks I since to the card of W. RKEVE, Veterinary Surtrton, I now residing; at the Hotel of Mrasra. D. Jc S. Watson. '. I sought an acquaintance wilh Dr. Heeve, and have 1 witnessed a few of his Surrieal operations on Hores It isbut justice to say, that in operatinr he evinces i skill and expertness. He has performed a considerable number of operations on Worses w ith ri eat success, he hasperformd one of the most important operations ; lhat Sureerv can boast of. I allude 10 the operation ;ortn'OTOMV,or cuttiiir into the bladder, and ' firsiMiis t nne w.i .hitiir three Quarters of a pound!
: This operation was performed fifteen days ao, and j ; at this time every symptom indicates recovery. I j am well persuaded tha ihose who mav commit their j disordered hoises to the c'larre of Dr. Iteee. will 1 not have their confidence misplaced. The still of ' Dr. Kreve. and the success of his operations, ro to ; iesbtablish the importance of the seience which he pro- j esses. In some European Colleres it is taught. The brightest ornaments of our profession have successfully cultivated this depnnments of science. The . present sta'eof profession to which the study of Anatomyand Sureery hare been brought, has in no' small decree been attained through the aid of Cum- . pantile Anatomy and Surcrry. I have bestowed some eonsierable pains in tryine; to derive profession- 1 , al A-nowledre from this department, and 1 .iave only to rerrel that a study which involves so much interest, has nut eiijraeed mure uf my attention, and that of medical men renerally. In whatever point of
view we look upon the prolession or Or. Heeve. it is . franiTht with deep interest, G. McCOOK. ' New Lisbon. Ohio, May 13, 1842.
LITHOTOMY. A few wees aro, we attended.
Mixed seventecn'renu; Keelinr v am. one cent, 'l he
smallest lots for spiiininr mrt lar fifteen pounds-. AISTlCLiKS FOIl SALK. ! Wtf l-o with it Lncvn thai r trn p constantly oh band a Tii it orinirnt of imr Manufaciurrti it. 114, : hith f ofTt-r fur salr; and itiat Ltp a m;on ; rtinitinp for the epply of unr CMttnirrr and tUal , from on! factory or ajn lb cr,ul will b- tl-. liert-J fur c!h,t-n hanged for mil, or thai the .kiI will , n ct irtd at the najron. manufacturrd and dtrlivcrvd, a imr riiioinfr mav prft't-r PRICES OF GOODS (&R.UT MATERIALS. Wc thai) male lhe pritra at whicK wr aU ont cotnlf and1 at wbiclt wr prupuac tt buy the- raw mttu-ftul . fhlirflr aitsfactory j Laurrl, May 22, ISJC.
isew ijroou.s anain:
fwsHK subscriber hating lately received a SPRING A:DSUM3IK GOODS
1 akea thta occasion 10 rvnr w to hia uld friend atid tbe public (frnt-rally hia oft rrpeatrd iuvitaiiuut to come and examine hia good, iheir QUALITY AND PKICK. lie flatters himself that in both f t'-ese respects thev will compare favorably with those of any house n the White Water Valley. From aniotir his c-iieral assortment he would select for mention the following articles English, French and Arotris.n Hlack Cloth do lllue H
I bv invitaiiun to witness Veterinary operation uy j Jo Bmwn an ' Mr. W. Heevr , which was the extraction of a stone, C AS1 31 K IJES Si, V KST1 XCa'S six ounces in weight, from th ' """"V X"!! ! Enrli.h, French ...d American Black and fuc, ; horse belonnnr to Mr. Marshall, 01 cross V township. We have thus lour deferred a notice of eV!.-?- . . . . ,
j toe matter, for in- reason m.i " c ut i . t j j to be allowed foi the entire recovery of the animal, ;h-rebv fully testinr the efficiency or Dr. Retve't skill. "The time havinr now elapsed, and learn!! ! that the horse is perfectly well, we feel constrained I
to acknnwlestsre the operation alluded to as one 01 to- j
nc we naveever known to nave ueen per-
; choiceof pattern andelrraneeof sty. e, the) chalk-tire StI pr. yd. ; e.nprtitioii of rhe Valley, and invite the carrlul
..fiL.iuH mi i hi.- purcnaser. s ueir jiscs cusisiis, i i part, of
Super American, Eurlisir. French and Ceruian Brvad Cloths do Plaiiiand Fancy Tasiniers
do Rtxt k, blue, gr.y and fancy Saiinells do Kentucky and Domestic Jtaus Ho 'I welds, Vi l.rttr.-ni, LiliuellS and Coltt oadt f ' do Pataruuia and other Cnaiingt I VKtsTlXGS. Suprr V:Vtd a:d Curiett Stii.do Plain and Kancj'SilU do Silk and C oil on" iluts do Freiivb atid Vlain Black I.atinr
do Fancy and Plain Summer Teatiup; (lMorud; Ladies9 Dress Goods Super Flam HUck Pure Siik-riv LuKr do Plain filatk Euliah Mvriuu do C hanabte Uu l.in Plain Black and Crtt! Atpacra l un.n do' do- aud Silk (ri(Mri Mode t'liltt do Celejriial striped Luster tuw tylt-J do Califor.iiM Plaid i'o do Plam and Silk striped Mode C luih di KrehcJi, Scot It and Domestic iim;hariii do FlAin Pink, Blue, Cireen and Hnif Frtt-nbop ifo Maifi an Stnptd - All wood) I l-aiua di Plain tnid Fancy Mouc de Lain do Plain and Flow crtd Liitiieus (U-w t)l-1 do Plain and Fancy American Print 9 fauttrud; do do do English Si r micb Ju do do Pla.n and F.mrj i.AWXS do Plain cm barred and titriprd Jacuncu do Hook and Mull Muliiia (to- Plain & Fancy Dres Handkcrvbicfado it do Silk do do do Silk, Lim-it mid Cotton Pocket lo do Itl'k Silk I.ace Veda and (iren It, iaNrc do Ptam ami FancyKKSS SII.R do Plain and Fancj Siik t'r.ivati J)031I.STIt'S. Apron, Farnitore and Mariiiera Check BU-acln tS an it lCr u Linen 1 abU Clot ha do do Cotton do do do do Mulioi Methoen. Hamilton and otlur IUd 1 it Ling h;t.. Yellow, livd and lirevn Flannel nieacl.ed, brown and vol'd Urillitijr Col'd Muslins, Xainkeea and Sili-iaa SIIAU lal.
1
rdlirement, the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff and assessed bi damages at $2,?5G,00. I The counsel for lhe defendants moved for an I arrest of judgment, but as yet no decision has: ii??a given oa the motion. i One important decision has resulted from this , trial. Judge McLean, in his charge to the Jury, cave it as hia opinion, that habeas corpus would
oe oOOu wnen issueu to try uio nccuuui wi mo j
The consideration of the California bill was
then resumed. Mr. Hale moved to amend the 13th session so as lo provide that tbe Constitutional question of the right to hold slaves in the new Territory may be brought before the Supreme Court by appeal. Mr. Soule moved an amendment providing
Slave. This settles a much-doubted question, i that when Utah and New Mexico shall be ready
The freemen of the North have n right to bring to come in as Stales, they shall be admitted a i the fugitive slave before the proper authorities, I fre(J Qr sljya Sutejf M ,h(,ir peo m,y in their aud have hia case fairly adjudicated, and his des-, ..... j- t.- i' .t o tiny sealed by an impartial tribunal. Conetitut.on designate; pending winch the SenWa regret tliat the damages and costs of this ate adjourned, trial near $5,000 must come out of the pock- j Hovs2 The California question was dtscusse!s of a few young men of South Beud It will j ed ,,iro houl lhe 8ession withonl actiou. serve as a lessen of prudenca to them hereatU r. i " Washington, June 17. Dr. Webster New Trial Rrfasjesl. I Sfn ate. After the transaction of unimportant
The Supreme Court of ulassacliuselts have ( mornjD? business the consideration of the Cali-
overruled the motion by the counsel of Dr. I forn-m question was resumed
Webster for a new trial. Chief Justice Shaw : The qnestiou being on an amendment offerdsilivered the opinion of the Court. ' e(j ijy Mr. Dickson to the proposition submitted The first exception was that th-re were iufor- by Mr. Soule, providing that Utah and New malities in certifying the preliminary proceed- j Mexico shall, when preparud, be admilteo as ings from the Municipal Court. The Court re- j States, either with or without shivery, as their garded the objections as formal, a neglect of , peopie may elect, in funning their State Conmere directory provisions of the statute, not ' ventiou. essential to give the higher Court jurisdiction of , Mr. Clay, by the authority of Mr. Dickson,
the case, independent of the statute contanmg withdrew his amendment. Messrs. Webster ,
Appointments by the President. John R Bartlett, to be Commissioner for run
ning the boundary line between thu United States and the republic of Mexico, tinjerthn fifth article of the treaty with that republic, concluded on the 3d February, 1848. Elza C- Coffrty , to be Receiver of Public money at KaskRskia, Illinois. John W. Ash mead, to be Attorney of the
. United States for the eastern district of PennI sylvania. j James M. Clark, to be Attorney of the Uuij tedStates for th district of Rhode Island.
I J. Prescott Hall, to be Attorney of the United
I States for the Southern district of New York.
William Halsted, to be Attorney of the Uui ted States for the district of New Jersev.
C. H. Mrrit, na Agent to take, the census of New Mexico. Bineham Young, as Agent to take the census of Dcseret. J. N. Johnson, as Agent to take the census of California. Benjpmin Riddles, to be Consul of the United States for Chihuahua, in Mexico. Daniel Ringo, to be Judge of the District of Arkansas.
EDGAR 1IAYHIOND. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, BROOKVILLE, IX DIANA. Office np stairt in the Court House. Feb. 1-8-tf. NOT ICR.
antfinrtSfH Iwnl : most SCiell
forthe sale of I he patent rich t of the riliino- formed in the Veterinary line
Waijon, invented and patented by William H Start, I Several of our Medical gentlemrn were present s of the town of Smyrna, State of Delaware. The j the occasion, amona; whom were Doctors Lemoj tie, nature of the invention and improvement, so ar- i Wishair, and Creich, and thi-y all apn-e in pmnounr an pes the bed or body of a wieon that it may be '"?. very skillful and successful unde-iaAring. run back on friction rollers until its centre of rru. ! Dr. Hee we reirard as one ofthc most skillful men
Hlark and fancy silk satin and worstrd e liiigs Marseills, Blac White and f;im y do Salliurtts.
Suer Kmli'd liite rpjn Shaw la do du and iain lil'k atid mbJr silk '1 hib f Sda-A U du du rtt-ra(v Sl'aj Bonnets k Ribbons Super Kivncli Lace Konnt-ts (iirw stsU;-
fii
V.n(
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of ourcountrv in his protession
Brvoknlle, May 31, ISSO. 23-lf.
!OW READY.
ity is brnueht over the axletree of lhe bind siherls.
when it is tipped or tilted un to dumn or discharge
its load, springs beint;so arranged as to prevent any
concussion or iar wnen tn not is turned and slms
down. A model of the sinin is nnw sir the unr nr :
Mr. Richard Tyner in Drookville. ' ffHF snibscriber wi.hes to inform the public that j niCWARD CHAMBERS. Arcnt I 1 hif Flonrinc Mill, and Cardinr Machinisare now
June th, lS50-25 3m. for the proprietor. . ready for business. His Mills and Machinery have
in ibe Valley. Good hands aie ene;ari-d to attend, and satisfaction will be rendered lo all. Hit mills are on the canal wet of town. May24lh 1850.-3W. G.W.KIMBLE, j
Black, Blue, B-on, drab and fancy sau jets. i Blat-k and rrey mixed do
Otlonades, Linens, "1' needs. Velveteens, Kersevs. ; Bravrrteens, K y. Jeans, Mobair Cord, and uth.-r turnmrt Csitttines. Imrcss, noons. I rliin and fancy silk and Mohair I.usu-rs. do ' Merinoes and H-imbnit-, 1 Cashmeres, Mous de I.ainesi, t;ineh.ins. tfalr.arim-s, j Califor.iia, Buena Vista and On-jron Plaids. I.,iicn r c;ine;bams, plain and fancy lawns and falieues. ! Book muslin, Irish linens. Bishjps aud Vittoria
lawns Jaconets, Kulunrts and sws tntfii. Dress SHIts.
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Instalments Required. j THE Stockholders of the Brookville ft Connersrille Turnpike are hereby nntitied thai five dollars on each Share of the Capital Stock of said Company w ill be required on or before the 10th day of July next it beinir the last instalment on said Stock. By order of lhe Board. Said Instalments mar be paid to It. John in Prouk ville, the Secretary in Blooming Grove, oi the Treasurer in Weit Union. May 8th, 1SJ0.-2O D. SLAUGHTER, Sec'y.
these formal provisions, designed merely to facilitate the preliminary proceedings ia capital cases. The next error alledged was lhat in renriering the judgment, the Court did not direct the prisoner to be kept in close custody, between the time of passing sentence and the lime of execution. As to Ibu, the Court held the entry
17 A Washington letier to the N. Y. Journal of Commerce stys It is said that Mr. Clay will, as soon aa the compromise bill passes retire from the Semite.
j He will le.sve Washineton for Ashland, Imme
diately ader its final passage.
and Butler then spoke briefly on the subject. Mr. Norris said he would vote for the amendment, although he had thought it useless and unnecessary. After some farther debate, the question was
taken on 31r. boule a amendment and it was re- j B;xty thousand dollars, in gold and gold dust
jected, yeas 1J, nays 3b.
The farther consideration of the subject was
ITTTwenty-one residents of Illinois and Missouri, on their retnrn from California arrived at St. Louis on the 11th inst., having with them
The Governor has not yet fixed tlie day, nor issued his warrant for the execution of the sentence.
substantially eorrect, but said if they thought it then po6tponed unti, to.morrow, alld afler re. was not, it was competent for them to- order j ceiving a message from the President of small such an entry as the law required. j irnnort. the Senste rdiourned.
House. Mr Daily asked leave to introduce a
resolution making the special order of the day i
; for Monday next, and until they are disposed of, lhe Ij.ra Lomo -f old. I the bi,ls for ,he PaJ'meut of revolutionary aud 1
We have just examined the largest lump of olher rnsion. Navy pensions, expenses of the !
fC7"We are authorized to announce the name of T. F. HOW as a candidate for Representative in the Stat Legislature. Trensnrer or Frnnklin Co. Mr. C. F. Clarkson Sir. yon will please announce my name as a candidate for lhe office of Treasurer for this county, at tbe next August Election. Yours respectfully, T. J. TYNER. Brookville, April 17lh,18J0.
gold ever exhibited in this or any other country
The piece we allude to weighs forty-six pounds averdupois. It was found in the river about 175 miles above San Francisco. N. O. Delta 12th
Turnpike Notice.
Npain aud the L'nited States
The Washington correspondent "X" of the j
Military Academy, the Iudian Department, the j rRHE commissioners appointed to open books for
service of the Post Oflice Department expenses Jeriiiion of stock to construct a turnpike ' rad from Brookville to Oreensburirh, have appomof the Armv and Navy, and for fortifications for ted Joseph A. Miller. Aaron B. Line. Michael Mike
f !- )n 1 1. w.t T.ino 11 1 Amlolo, James S. Oshorn, John H. Fisse. Henry the year ending the 30lh of June 1651. Shrader and Wm. Handle, to keep book, and receive
Bv a VOte of 141 to 52, the rules Were BUS-' uh"cr,P,i"". The commissioners and holders of - I Stock books will meet .t the Cnue, Umise in tlennlf.
pended and the resolution passed
Mr Burt offered ths following resolution i
New York Tribune, under date of Friday, June j which was adapted; 14, writes that the Secretary of State received Resolved, That the President be requested to dlspatdhes from Gen. Campbell, ourConsulat communicate to the House, if not incompatible Havana, informing the Government that the ' with public interest, the number of vessels, guns Count of Alcoy (Gov. General of Cuba) peremp- ' and men, in each year employed in the Squadtorily refuses to sunrender the Con toy prison-Iron for the suppression of the African slave ers, although proof was clear that they shipped .trade, according to the treaty of Washington, and for Chagres without an intent of participating ! the annual expenditure and cost oi tho Squadron: n the expedition. alvo the number of slaves ships captured pnd Mr. Clayton dispatched instructions to Gen. ! slaves released, and tbe number of officers and
ville on the first Saturday in Aucust next at 10 A.M.
uy oruer ui tne Hoard. DAVID ALLEY, Sec'y
Campbell, to make an unqualified demand for tho prisoners, and in the event of another refusal, war will be declared against Spain.
Mr.Bulwerhas giveu assurances that England will not interfere, consideiii-g the course of the United States thus far unexceptionable. AnGatapokeu Kouthernor. C C. Langdon, the editor of the Mobile Advertiser, who has been fighting manfully in his paper against the Southern Convention, in his last reply to those with whom he has controverted, holds the following strong language: "Its olemn resolutions will be a mokery its organization a Humbug. Instead of commanding the
An Ordinance. Providing or the opening ofttrccts and alleys. fPassed 17th June 18J0.1
Be it ordained by the President and Trustees of the
town of Brookville that in all cases when the streets and alleys of said town are enclosed or occupied by sny erection thereon, it shall be the duty of the person occupying such street or alley as aforesaid, to remove such enclosure or erection within thirty days after nsttics in wrilinp. to rewtiuve the same shail have been served dpon them by the Marshal of this town. Sec. S. That after the expiration of thirty days
from tbe service of the notice above provided fair, should the persons so served with notice neglect or refuse such enclosure or erection, they shall be lia
ble to a line of three dollars for each and eiery t wen-
action of debt, broucht by the Marshal.
A. R. M'CLEERY, Prest. J. D. Dowland. CVk. 26-3w.
men who have died annually ia that service. On motion of Mr. Baity it was resolved that the President be requested to communicate to the House the amount of money collected from customs at California, from the period of the conclusion of the war wilh Mexico until the
Collector appointed under act ot congress enter- i ed upon his duties; what disposition had been N- CR00KSIIANK. made of tha money collected; and under what CROOKSHANK
authority the collections were made, and under
what law disposed of. Mr. McClernand, under a suspension of the rules, offered a resolution instructing the Commiticc on Public Lands to report a bill grant
ing to such States, in which there is or may be
Amontr its many e;raiid features for the current
year, willbea regular SERIES OF ORIGINAL STORIES,
by Popular A uthors. In addition, its columns will I be stored with Popular Essays, Choice and Beautiful Poems Gleanings Jrom AVw Works, Selections from ' Foreign Journals, Mirth-creating Sketches, Highly Interesting Foreign Correspondence, Spirited and Raey Letters jrom Washington. Jokes, "If'hirttings,"' Scraps, Servs Items, SLitd everything else that can give ' zest and piqtisncv lo the feast. TEUMS-J'i OO tier annum. To clubs of Ten 1 and upwards, SI SO each. PTCash in advance. CSubscribers and Postmasters are requested to act as Aleuts on the above terms. (rys iiithern and Western money taken at p'.rfor subscriptions. Or Post Office stamps taken at their full value. C7A11 letterr (Post Paid) should be adilressed to MATH EW,rKVESt tV CO., PUBLISHERS YANKEE BLADE, No. 12 School St., Boston, Mass. N. B. Any person desirous of receiving a copy of the Yankee Blade as a specimen, ran be accommodated bv notifying? the publishers by letter, post paid. (7To any Newspaper giving: this Prospectus a few inaertioua. and tlrawing attention to it editorially, we will send tbe Yankee Blade aire year in exchange. February, 1, 1850.-18 Custom Made BOOTS AI SHOES. 9000 PAIRS. The undersigned hasjust received """" from the ManuJacturrrs in New England
a large assortment of Boots and Shoes made express- , . - .: : . .rtk. r..i.
ly lor nn retail traue, consisting . lowing articles: 120 prs men's eoarse boots 93 prs Kip da 24 prs Water proof do 24 prs Calf do 3A prs do tlo 210 prs Men's Coarse Brogans 200 prs " Kip 'do 36 prs " Calf do3d prs Pumps 12 prs Buffalo Overshoes 200 prs Women's Kip Bouts 180 prs " Calf do 00 prs " Ooat do so prs Fin Kip Slippers 40 pes Heavy do 24 prs Gaiter Boots 12 prs 1 do do 80 prs Misses Kip do 30 prs " calf do 24 prs " kip Slippers 30 prs Women's India Rubber Shoes
no prs Hoys coarse dohii 0 prs Youths' " do 24 prs children's ' do 00 prs Boys' " Brogans; 60 prs Youths' " do 40 prs Kip do 70 prs Boys Kip do 60 prs children's Goat Roots 46 pis " Kip Shoes is nrs Morocco do
The new purchases of the undersigned in addition ( to the verv extensive variety he had on hand before ; enables him to offer as complete an assortment as
Joseph Kingery, Mariin Kingery Si Samuel Kingcry,
Elizabeth Snmpter. Ed ward Sompier. Fanny Tuney, rarmon Toney, Elizabeth Ann .Alexander. Isubel i Alexander, Nancy Wilson, James Wilson, Lncy Earls, Simeon Earls, Rachael Earls, Elizabeth j Earls, Joel K.arli, I.n sella Earlt. .lames Price. Benjamin Price, Jacob H. Brown Xc Mrr.-lry Guilllauis others, a'ld aUoall the unknown heirs of Christian j Kingery. deceased. 1 A T Ibis time,to-wit: on the 4th of Mar, 18J0. came f said petitioner by Y-.irvan his Couttsel. and filed in lhe Clerk's office of said Probate Court, their Bill ; of Petition in lhi behalf, as also an affidavit proving j
that lhe abuve named defendau'S are not resid nt of.
the Slate of Indiana. It is therefore ordered that
publication of the pendency of this pt-tition be made : for three weeks in succeision in the Indiana Ameri. , can. a wetkjy newspaper published in Brookville,1 Indiana, notifying lhe above named non'-residents, 1
heirs of thesaitl Christian Kingery, deceased, and all
SilX-and cotton Parasols and Shades. Plain hlark dress Silk Black figured and fancy do Changeable silks and Salin Plain Blur, red, green, and pink silks White satin and Bonnet silks. NOTIONS. Ltmn, cotton and ThrrnH tscoantf rilpinr. Gimps, J court, Satru totkt, ant eainbrica Gftitlrman't black fancy 'ilk and rinrhain cravat.
Ladic'. & Gentlemen's hitr hnrn and fancy pocke t handkerebiff. do Silk cotton and Kid gloves' Ladies pienct rlo.es and mm Gt-ntlt mi u'r black, white and colored coton &' I, attic do colored rfo do do cashmere til an:! NMSit w o 1 do Black and fat uy silk and bullion fringes do Linen do White Curtain do WUet Kib!ii;n; White nn t cu!ri-d -ki in thread S;mii.I thread. Van lom, ihimMes, tn.peiJeif Pocket booAr, carpet sack. -tt;r lk, Home made and ico'ch ihnaJ Looking cl3se Wall and inlaw paper, Vmbrellas, R.tttus, Hoot and F.e, dres Buttons, Tailor's and Dr Trimninr, Florence braid, straar, and Kntland Bonnets. Gimp, chip and Tuscan Bonnets, (new style) M.rs asorted do A splrndid assortment of new stjVfS spring aud siiminer Itnnnets and Cap Ril!ioiis
rlam ribbons or all idth SHAWLS. Silk embroidered crape Shawls PI m black and mode do Silk embroidered black and mode do Dc Lain and Thibet do
lOMRSTICS. i Bed ticking, Apron and marine,, checks, Wapn ' CoTcrins. Bleached brown and colored dnlUnc du Molia uf all width
!a Linen and cot tun table Cover
Fancy Lace and Tuscan
do Gimp and Rutland do do loiviice Hraid aud Soft Straw (n do Miu- (astorlf d ) du J SVPKHiOH ASSTHTMF.ST OF i..vr, . JA7J CJP KLiBuSS, fioElSLTTS, 7 tfXfiJU .yi cor'cv edujsgs. r.AifinS' Bl'k. nntTE Jrsii yrtxEn SILK, VOTTOS ISc l. iXBS n ooi. STOCKiSGS, SILK JS'U MOH.lt K FktSGES J.VD LJDIE1T an t v y u v rro sss t JSD GESTy Kith SILK JSV L OTTO GLOI LSo Looking Classes, Wall Paper. ; Hat aud Cap, Hot and Shoes; Lttdii s and it ii( Carpet Sark. i Vmbrella, Parasols and rViK, Shoe Peg; Harjw are aud CntU r ; J Cils and mut nsuare. 1 Trace, Halter and Log Cha.UtV j Woodeu Ware; i Cvroeeries, ?cc fcc fee j Tre ln itf a call from alt who are pureha ins; in our lifte, atid take occasion to ten'l-r our thanks to'old ! cuftomerr, hopiu lhat ui h satifaciion has b i n, rendferetfas ill arrant a eontinuanei- of their ta or. j We sYiil continue to r cei vr ia xchaur l.r enod . ' i kinds of approved conn try pnNloce; Riving thee-. ' for the hivhi ! market price; a we have mude n-w arrafirnieiift by w Inch our prordueeu iII'Im- ronvt d to market. LINCK & r AHqCXIA. March i 1850.
Brookville Stove Store.
T
the unknown heirs of said deceased, to be and appear : Linen and cotton barging. Nankeens, v olored nius-
at Liberty, in said county of LTnion, on the 2d Moil. r day of August next, before the Judge of said Prohaie i
Court and answer the petition aleresaid.or in default the matters and thing contained in said petition t ill be acted upon in their absence. : Attest. KDGH1LL BlTBXSIDE, I Liberty, Mih Jay, 18J0. CbrkU. P. C.
G.&W.II. ROSEB0031 Plane &Edge Tool manfactprers And DealrrJ in Hardware and Cutfrry. No. 334 Main Street, Between Keighth and Ninth, Cincinnati, Coopers, Carpenters, Wagon, Cabinet, and Chair Makers' Tools, of every description, alwavson hand. ORMAD3 TO ORDEB, AT SHOBT NOTICE. Mar. 10' 48.-13-ly
ClfOCKRIKS.
Tea, Cofiee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, Pep
per. Ginger, gpice. Cinnamon. e. c. All which will be sold as chenp at lhe cheapest
cash, or fnranv kind orcoontry proilure. March 30, 1849. N. D. GALLIOX. Sole Lea liter. 500 lbs. of the best Sole Leather for sale h Feb. 27ih, t8i0. K. TYNER.
lilts, and Seicias
Country Jeans anif l.iuseys ifed white and green flaunits 1 1 fits and Caps. Panama, Leghorn, straw and chip .tats llitetia Vista antl California do black Fur, silk, Neutra and hruii do .Mill' and Boy's, Cloth, and Oil nlk Caps llanlicare and Cutlery Arae sind Rowlands shovels and spades, Picks. Hoe. Trace halter and luc chains.
Saws, squares, Hine.-s. Screws, Files, Hore Ras.s, Knives and F rks. Locks, chisels. PocAret and liuit her knives, Collins Man's and Williams Aim, Razors, llroad Axes, Halnt-s, snratls. Wooden buckets, 1 titis and chums. Carpenters Planes, Grass Erier and Mowing scythes, Hrmps and Grass Ropes, llroom Twine, A:c. A complete assortment of Iron and Xails; Querns Ware, Glass Ware, Stone Ware, K.arthen ware, silt, sole and upper leather. Rout and shoes, ;c.
Persons wisitins; to purcnatv any .ma t spring...
OHS II. FVUGRs offers lor sale at the lowsst rales ibe following assortment t.f Stotes, un'
surpassed lor beauty of design or variety of style-
in ilie west, and wtitild respeettull y sourit an -i amtnaliou cf bis aorliut-nt and prices belurv pur. clM'ing.. All ariiclis luruisli' d at tbe Cuuimiati
l""-
S size Premium Stotts a n
Pep-: summer goods will find il to their tnicrrsi 10 give the the shortest notice and 011 rea.ouablt - tcrnrs. Al 1 undersigned a call before purcha.ine el.ewhere. abose nruil. are m tntifaciun d and warranit ,for KK'HVRD IVXER. : the sign of the Ri d Stove on Mam Burgess si
Rrookville, lud. May Xlst 1850.
iGreat Excitement!
IT
W. C. na is Co., W. c. W o,f & Co., 'ampbel,'KUisors; C ,
: A e. H. Burton & l IL W. K. fhilds. 1 Ainlli-f and best of all, i bbiks & MrdliVi 1mprovetl Double Otrii Cotiking io . '1 heti, why - dnt )un eitme to head quarters, at the Mii of th R-d Stove Mud buy? ; ou can there find the p;r ate.t : s-ariety of !reu.tum, Straub & Bncks Dble Ovm j Stuves, which arealreac) at know Utiffrd to In. sop. - ' rtof to all other kinds, ALSO Atv etenire and ,rt neral assortment of parlor and -lf-rt -s-ulatiiifF slois, seteu and trti plate siovt. atid in hort. t r ilniip io the stoe line. LSU Tin, japan. c.-vper, brMssand het-t inn ware, iui:"r kMtits, tl iron, ndiruus, odd hds and skill", hrCh w-ijtbr tuld w holt fi1e or retail, at the lowest
r ALSO
All kinds of holier sMiutins; and jtibinff done np x
i rtie d a
r-t-t.
two doors iiortu ni It. I'ricei su-rc. mi uieict
pt icep: id fur old cpperaml pew ter. w sure n find the ne;Ul plaei . J- H, r. M.jrll-M-tf ,
SALT.
HE undersigned have rV-ceited a fHendid
leu, prices, aud aualltie are
31t:MI'IlIS institute.
-t f RARRFLS, prime Ksuav Jia Salt, received
J WW and tor sale by
Brookville, Indiana.
LINCK & FAROUfAtt.
at the Post Office.
four hours ihey shall so neglect or refuse as aforesaid 0nrred before ill the town of Brookville.
the said Une to be recovered in the name oi the rres- : .,,,,:. .,-,k ,i of his late iuurchasea were
dent and Trustees of the town of BrooArville in an . , . j,r,.i1M llnd are of the !
.mention of the country, it will elicit its ridicule-: hereafter public institutions for Daf, D umb,
It will be looked upon aa a conlemtabla failure ! Blind or Insane, a township for the use of such a mere convocation of persona acting for the i institutions. If there be no public lands in any most part in defiance of the will of their con- one or more of the States, laud shall be supplied
etituents, gravely debating questions never entrusted to Iheir authority, suggesting measures they were never empowered to consider, venturing officious and uncalled-for counsel to those who neither confide in their judgement, nor . for their opinion."
CYRUS KILG0RE. & KILG0RE,
A TTORSE TS JSD COUSSEL LORS JT LAW.
Office the same that was occupied by Sleeth & Co.,
west side of Main. Burgess Street opposite the Court House. Brookville, June 18SO. S6-ly TRUNKS. rf INCK it FARQUHAtV, have just received a lot flaw of superior travelling trunks. ALSO, superior lots of Ladies and Gentlemens' Satchels and carpet Sacks which they will sell at the lowest shade.
rs first quality. Persons wanting boots or shoes
will find it to their interest to call and sec bis slock before they lay in their supply. Nov. 1st, 1849. RICHARD TYNER. "coots Sl shoes. jrt,HE undersigned has just received a superior lot ji of .
Men's Boots sind bhoes, Youths'" do do Women's do do Misses' do do Manufactured in the East and I at Cincinnati, Forsaleeheap, by LINCK FAHQLisA
! .
A Coaacientioaa Krapoistleiss. "How long will it take me to reach Jamaica V asked a pedestrian on the Jamaica turnpike. "Walk on, walk on," said the person interrogatedThiukiajj he was misunderstood, the trav
eller repeated the question, when the same an- j
swer was returned. Fancying that the man was craiy, the pedestrian moved on at an accelerated pace. "Look here,"Kild t"e interrogated patty, calling after the traveller, "it '11 take you half an hour. I couldn't tell you, till I saw how
you walked, what time' you'd make!" He
Uved near the "Union catue" "most probably." I country
elsewhere. Afler ineffectual efforts to lay the resolution he table, it w as adopted.
Mr. Sweetzer offered ajresolution, (an almost
unanimtus-suspension of the rutes having been granted) which was adopted, providing for the appointment of a select committee to examine and ascertain whether the Secretary of the Treasury had not used ami appropriated large
sums of money to the surplus fund without good authority of law, and that they have power to tend for persons and papers. He said be had every reason to believe the report was true. The House then adjourned.
ITThe Mormon Temple at Narvoo, Illinois, was entirely destroyed by a hurricane tha passed over the city on the 27th ult. A great deal
ofdamare was Wo dene to the surrounding
Executor's SaleOS Thursday the llih of day July neat we will sell at public rtmlue at the late residence of David Mount, deceased, in Metamoa, lhe household Furniture, farming tools. Wagons, Cart, Kce., 4c. Set of Wool Carding machines. Stock on the farm, ike., belonging to said Kstate. Terms will be made known on the day of Sale. JAMES MOUVT, JON ATTAX BAKES. June 12, 18J0.-35-8W. Executors. Still More Extraordinary
WE would advise our readers to notice the increasing popularity of Dr. Haifa Lung Balsam. Mr. North, the agent, tells us that he is aston ished himself, at the number of cures that it is pcrfor
mini among our own citizens, whose names he oeca sionally publishes, that those who may be sceptical may call on them, and hear from their own lips, how they were snatched from an untimely tomb, and re stored to their friends and relatives, by esing this truly valuable medicine. The agent atill continues to guarantee Dr. Hall's Balsam to give-relief within 84 hours, or returns the money. Kvery bottle that has been sold in Cincinnati, daring lhe last six months, was sold with the above guarantee; and he has yet to see the first bottle returned. For sale ty JOHN KINKARD, General acent for Indiana, and M. W. HA1LE, Brookvrtle.
TrnTri stra ne'er than Fiction !
stuvu s . . n . THE subscriber eoniiimes, oy a
safe and newly discovered method to kill Cancers and remove them body and roots, thus making a perfect cure vithout the knife, or causing lain to tbe Patient; iUect.Muy trf, Consump tion and all long affections leading to it, without Drugging the Stomach; This is the most Scit niiBe and auecessful method of treating lung Diseases. Office opposita the Burnett House, on west 3d St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
No.U-.mos-' r. K. WOMB Alton, J. . To the Citizens of Franklin Co, Ind
OESSE A. MOORE takes this method of informing the citizens of Franklin County, lml "
NEW hat and cap store, ... ... w-: .. .'..I- k.tn-n Rib Kt 9lh. CillClll
nati: where he may be found at all times ready and
willing to w st it on all who may favor him with a eal I. He hopes that by strict attention to business be will i . .k.r. nr uUo natronare from old
FrankTin. All those wanting a good and cheap article ufthelatest and most approved style, will Pi' j-ive him a tall before purchasing elsewhere. -1J.di
OKOCHIIIES.
IO Sacks Coffee, 4 Chests Tea, O Hhdn. Vew Orleans Sug-ar, iO Hl. Molasses, 1 do. Golden Syrup, 5 do. Mhckerclt, IO 1-2 do. do., H Ticrct-s Rice, 3 Kt-gs of Tobacco, SPICK, PPPER, GINGER, Ste., &c.. Just received and for sale low, by II, TYNER. Feb. 7th, 1850. BETHESDA WATER ranHF. ht-alint- waters of Bethesda are positive a
I cure for all diseases of lhe Skin, such as Pirn- i nlt-sand Blotches on the face. Tetters, Tan. Sun
Burns, irritarion of the sin, cuts bruises and con- . I tusinns. Persons using it after shaving will not suf- i fer from the use of the razor; in a word, iis healing ! '. Dualities are without a parallel in the history of;
i rharmacy. The Kinpiret'nmpaiiy has the sole gency for its sale No 133 Fulton street. I Carpetings; Carpetings.
s Pieces Fine wool ingrain larprting. s) 3 pieces Wool Filling do 2 pieces " Figure do 3 pieces Cotton Ingrain do 3 pieces Venetian do A part of the above list are coming from Cincinnati where I lately purchased them. They are of the finest quality and richest colors and will be sold at Cincinnati prices, and will be ah won w ith pleasure
to any one wishing to inspect taem.
Jto. 1, 1SJ. zt. i TRACK CHAINS, ntlALTER Chains, Log do. r. Farmer's Hoes, Gardner's do do ltakis. Axes, Shovels, Spades, fce. &e.
For sale by LIXCK & FAKQl'HAH, Broukville, Indiana, art the Post Office.
assortment of Spring and Summer CJootis the
nVr.n..j-slliii. ..n l.w .itetl. VtClcrimUS COtm-i
dent fdrthe reason of having lhe firt pick ui thriity . stock of Goods. Any cuslonurs. old or new, give us i a call wc w ill be happy to show cur stock, cou.ist-
me m part as folio: -
Cloths, Casimeres. Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds anil Kerseys, Men's and boy's Surnrncrwear. French Linen, for Coaling. Linen Diillincr, for Pantaloonery,
Summer Cloths, all finalities and, T?'&Z??fili?M! STd.
Colors. ls.id.es' Dress Goods. l.inrn Gii-Khan., Charabrrya, Plain Drr l.imn, Linm Lur Ui ii tr ha ma of all rulor and t;rad(. Itlack, Fink aid Fancy fiRwrvd I-awnv Plain made and Fancy Atparhas 20 l-irce priuHTrery varirf. shawls. White Crape embroidered Shal, Changeable Green and Blue Silk do. plaid and embroidered Tnibtit do. Mous D'Laine asid cloth do.
BONNETS. Patent English Pearl Brnimrs, do do Jenny Lind dr. Pearl and Floranee Braid do.Tulip, Rough and Ready and Albino do. Misses Rutland do. RATS AND CAPS. Men's Bovs and Youth's palm Hat, do do Florence Braid, do. Men's Spring Style Mole Skin do. do Panama and Letrhnrn do. do and Bovs California & Buena Vista do. 'BOOTS AND SHOES. Men's Calf, Kipp, and Morocco Boots, do & Boy's do do tto Shoes, Misses' Kip, Calf and Goat Boots, Ladies' Monicco Polka do. do H. cut Buskins, da Enameled H. etit Buskins, do Kid Ties and Slippers, r-hiltfren'a Cofd Excelsior Ties.
d and t itoots.
MEDICAL DEPARTBIEKT. T he regular course of Lectures in tnts Institute will commence ou the first of N'oveinln-r, and continue until ibe last of Kt-bi nary. I be Auatomiral Depart, r.ient will be opvned and ready to receite sludrnts by the nrst of October. The Metlical l) f irimrii still be under the following 1 It OFF.Ofll, Z FXF.F.MAN, M D. Prvfrtsur of AnaiAmv R S NKW rON, M D.l'rafes.orof Siirgt "ry II J IU1.CE, M 1, Professor sf Theory and Practice of Medicine W BYltl) POWELL, M D, Professor of Phs siologv, Pathology, Mint ralugy, and Geology,
J KING, M U. rroles.s..r ot Malerta Medtra,
rofessor
; of C'hrniisirv and Pharmacy
( J A WILSON, M l. Professor of Obstetrics and ' Diseases uf Women and tMiildrt-n CI-I.MQI K I,Wn HERfc Muaicina Prof H J HCf.CK I bftthi.sT Rrof R-S.NT.WIOX Z FAbKMAS, M I, Analonittal I nionsitatnt ! Jim fw for a full cuurse of lectures amount to F.axb Proft-s'or's Ticket, !. Matrirtiiaior s, 1. 1 Iemotisrator"a Fee, S10 Graduation, $.'0. ' Those doiring fui rber infornrarmn wi!1 please ad. j drss their lettc rs ,p?wt paidi to' liie Dvaii, aud stti'drms arriving in the city will please call on liimat ' tht Commercial Hon I. ' R S NEW! ON, M D, Pean of the Facility. i LAW DEPARTMENT. ! HON E W M KING, Professor of Theory an
t rVrtcrVrt of Law
1 JOHN DSUFfELD, Esq, Professor of Corai mercial Jurisprudence
I t i Mb Bjao per acstioii All communications pt-rtatitingjto this department must be apdressed to EWMIP(8,tH(. MEMPHIS, Teiin, March,
r. i. joxks, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. It r o o k v i I I e. I n . Office on Main Vim Ked : I . aet. io, l47.--J2-ly
The Faculties, for inteflectna abilities, morst orth and profession acquirements, will compart
j favorably with the most distinguished in our eostnj try. 1 be medical faculty coustttaiesan anomaly ia I this or any olher country aH of them ar able I lecturer, and the bs-st ot teachers, j Those who will contemplate our georraphical petition, and the extent of our population, eau base ! no doubt as to the eligibility of our tituatioi for tit 1 etttemrise tif the kind. As to heultlt, including air
I seasons ef the year, we deny tkal any other city ha
David Hount's Estate.
HE undersirned. Executors of the'lale will 3c tes
tament of David Mount, late of Franklin Coon-
deceased, having taken upon themselves that
trust according to law, hereby notify all persons indebted to said Estate to make payments, and all per
sons having claims against said Estate are desired to
present them tor settlement. TheEsiateis solvent. JAMES MOUNT. June 1, l'JO.-SJ 3 tr. JONATHAN BANfS
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A varietv of other Fancy Goods, such as Ribbons. ! a common error exists in the minds of many assLaces, Collars, Cravais. Crap's, Veils, and Veiling, ! dfrnw native to the place of studying medicine; Kid and Silk Gloves, Silk and Worsted Mitts, Fringes ; tho,r who immd practicing amoni. the diseases of and Trimmings, Men's Cravats, Suspenders, He i th. West and South should certainly educate themGrorenes. Hard Ware, Queens Ware, Stone ''t!,,,, school whose Faculty are practically acand Cooper's Ware. ', quainted with those ditrases.
We respcctioiiy its our coi"t-... .j irtnr punuc may oe saiisnen ot rar permanence
to call al our old stand and examiue neiore purcnas-
i,.g el.ehere. r fc j r wktqs, Brookville, March!,
Law Partnershi?. JOH.V A. MJTSOS ASD J0HS B FARQI HAR HAVE this day entered into a panm rb f t i Hi practice of the Law. r JOHN A. M. I Kttv. JOHN P. FAROriiAR.
of this school, we feel it our duly to si a re, that the
! Trustees and f at ul ty torn a. unit inaction, wn h ! sarin ws 11 fur its future success; and that the peI culiar internal organisation? which conoccts them, 1 cannot be interrupted. ; E. W. M. KfftCr, President of rtsr i Memphis tnstitute ! Grind Stoaes- ' 10O Gristi" Stones en nasi 1-vd fir sst Tv V?th, ia0. . 1YNEP