Indiana American, Volume 19, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 January 1851 — Page 3

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The Jmentcf Mr. Shop, which was iii favor cf ,nk'ni,amendthernendmenlby Mr.Boroen f . ..;,. . -i- sn r.,vor oi live on n Kin? submittin? n .ociations under pene proving W of ,aw. tolera. for a registry OT "V" the stockholder of V ,. r-j iuwlitiesoferery Kino-m caeonn- ;cie k CfTiaiHU3 w - , . i aes "--...,, to have ine prelerence 1 ,ired the tiener-. 7V";:' ' . 14 .! 1 A.. V, snch aw providing for a Gene- a provuiea w" sha,, haye any force or r-.-.;llhe same shall have been submitted .r tha lM.tors 01 tne c-iaie m !-ome ceprel e ection m rr.-. - - - j . - . j Ki.n nnnrATffl 01 ii v a mainri ne r III tV.e votes cast at such election. " . R.r.'en addressed the convention, at: Mr. . . . . ith in r.-- r cnhmuiinir a sMem oi rsan I"'"1 ' : r ,-. .. . .. . ' . the peopl after its details had b?en ' j ,n hv the Leeislatnre. tfv, Bidole said he distrusted his own abilities ! en this subject, ne "!iu i uc-

; 5 of the present nans sjmchi, an.., in ma- : original section, as reported hv the committee kins his objections he did not do so out of a statins that Banking sl.:i h free to all, it aNo me spirit of hostility. j wns laid on the table, Gf. to C2. M' KeI',!!Poke at Prest 'enCl" against free I Mr. Colfax offered a new s,-ction, as a com-Ra'nkin-Mr. Owen replied to him. Messrs. promise, authorizing the Legislature to etah-

f tevenson. reuii, uu uwv,.. vufu n,c balance of the day. Tuesday, Jan. "th. The Cenveniion was opened with prayer, by fit Rtr. .Mr- Bser. Mr. Mather, with much feeling, stated, that thj wife f h's colleague, the Hon. Walter E. Bh. Pelegatefrom Elkhart county, departed th life, in this city, on last evening. In order that '.he Northern Delegation and others, might porraittfd to attend the funeral, on this day, 6t half past ten o'clock, he hoped no vote would he tsk?n on the Dank question during their ab- " . . . TV Convention then rcsanKu Inc cnnsIJt ration of the Bank question. Messrs. Lockhart, Niles, Read, Foster, HencYeks and Chapman occupied th.e Convention uatil the adjonrnment. Wednetoav, January S, I;l. The Convention was opened with pmyer by the Rev. Mr. Craty. The FresiVent laid N fore the Convention a communication frcm the Super!ntenr'-rt ot Common Schools, which was read ar.d ordered to he printed. Mr. Bright reported back the followirg section, to-mit: "Sei-. The members of the Geier.:I AssmMv shall receive fur their services a cjti'peiisjtiou to be fixed by law; but no increase of compensation fhall take eflVct curiug the session at which such increase shall be maiie. No session nriK.r..narl iml.li' u...t ih. Arc this Constitution, shall eitend beyond the term itiiii m iuj . 1 he question was men Men on the passage of the section, and decided iu the affirmative, w aye 52, noes 2S. The Convention then resumed the consideralion ol the Bank question. j Mr. Ailen thought it wonid be to no purpose ' to enter into fall discussion of the question I under consideration. The question, he believed j nau ureu semeu mai we were to nave oanKS re to have banks, and the next thing to decide was, ; what kind of bank, ! we shonld have? He then proceeded proceeded to give his! opinions on the subject: First, be was in favor of a.nnle seritritv holm, giveo. Second, lhat stockholders should be iu-J cividoallr liable. Third, there should be no State stock in such banks; and Fourth, lit-ved that Banking should be free to all. be- j .r. Auvn spoKe at ,ength in luvor of these . . ... . ., ... i posit.ous. Mr Milroy fu!lo ed, in favor of free j fa'ankinir. This ended the forenoon. In the afternoon the Bank question was i M?f rLwered the a.on.nt, of tJ gen.jen.a.fron.D.caturfMrR.ihiuson) Tiiat j W0?d tZZ .Xf ' Th. ct,tl P.nfc . . in,, , . V' j - "V'"i "ol louna.-d on .more secure foundation It was co-tended hnnt ed through spectacles I tn ,Bl,7oef ?h. 2nd 1 i,hem nIy 1 inted wTrh m n b M ll aC' qnainted with no bondholder, and lh r irn. mirht a well k ,,.1. 7i 6 i inigni as well be made tnat gentlemen ers i lookinj tothe State Bank. TheCommonwealth Bank of Kentucky had been cited. Ttat Bank was fonlW MWy on mortznc. secnrities.and narf no imi ;. :i n . : : t hit prrseoi ire 15dl.lt sys taoi. A comparison between the fiee and State fcanss would be found to result in the f;ict, that free Bai.k notes are i.sud on good and valid se"rities, dollar for collar, whereas, in the case or the State Bank, there would only be, oi. dollar sec utity forevtrytwo dollars and a half Issued, It had been contended, that the New York Banks had issued eighteen dollars or notes for every specie collar in their vaults. This, w ithout explanation, might seem strange, But mhen it was considered that these notes were secured, dollar for dollar, and thai this specie mas a surplus to meet present contingencies, it was so much additional security. It had been urged that iu the 'w inding up of ome of the New York Banks, Indiana bonds had beeu sold at a large discfiunt. This could never occur again, Rad wit!, the guards now thrown around the State, which prevented a further public debt, such a result could never aga o take place. Some gentlemen were In favor of a State Bank, but withont the Stat- having anv interest or ock. This would be wrong. The name would convey that which was not true. It had eeu intimated that a g-ntletr.an, now in this I ci'v, who had much to do with oor State bonds hd advocates on this floor. IU believed such' uui ui oe tne case. The proposition he offered, some days since, contained a provision that BanklnS should be ree to all. This he believed to be the true docts.'.k , rtr'iticlion ws'' that "o greater than the legal interest hou!.l be received. This reqmred no comment. The second was, that he JtikTo,T,0n" The third "was, that Thi. ll Z Sh0W fdfWually liable, and Zlu Botde'erPf'-sons from taking rtock "unh w T, thS Bsnk "i' The r,Xarj'S,th.the tiH-holders should have a th. ho;" was r?ht '-ooW ure beyond th f it recempense tor his toils, The fifth - b ly f ordina,y Ban failares. f.nn . 1 tnere fnold be no snspen- , -on o specie payments- Lot r.:i deem th.W -1 J l cn 'ailnretore Mr Fn le ,v ' ln Baoksstionld be wound np eff" d bv L "hmVe1 ;h"? ,he ir. Borden be latd opoa the table, caestmn -ler'y .Calied for d-"on of the "nVdVL8 ' mendmt "Pon the table, Thnan Y 93, noes 2o! Shonp's amendmln,8 the" l,ke"t on Mr r Mr. Pettit said th t' section a. reported bv th. R V' f th ni thought the fiVh, .hZ,?? Bink wnmittee, on. H-h.d maa on that secectiona. and ::"""!"? 10 Pl -he other would mnrs k. ". . rose 10 give notice thst he -Act; Prions question on th. C. tnadiornrn.IL0.,norniD?" He then moved; Mrornment- . ' . 4C '""u move "nI COun..;, . -" iur circulation. "hail havSn Jthe. Anditor' nor'ln l- . . --UMlV 11)1 ; n;k:,; United w oesigujjgj v . "ion, as may ""'"rksd vala- in inVV"!10 tv ni!,'Hi l lneir ce;(rr,tj v , mis union, as may "oy par. " ' ..ew i om, nut not ,rnde to riV, fich Btock8 or nt trannTmHb!!:0! f incir.r, T re n'n no directly Cie Payments- hi-.bTnK .",",JM'ns;io' spever oth, -,'jT. " "n preference other --j.-.": . " " ""I" Preference Choice,. i Pf' orI.-nsoI'ency; to be ,nd.v;dual!y hable to .in '

uon and insert the folio in "e m around her neck, kiswi her, and gave her h: "' " 'jmnWrii Jame I?J?'U H. was mi-taken. The law in Delaware cis Biddle. nierchant of Gmlford ,to i..

e i j- . " receive, cirectlv indirectly 8 greater rate of Interest ,h I. In.-,.. .L :' ! or 'Jl 'i . . r,rr"- n"n sua II : I,i., ,..' ' . T inciviiiuah , iir niiun ni iv law. in hA 1 , . .... ? privileges not fra nor shall any such ..,t; ' -l n "" to similar insti . iivr ..i;,n nnr cn.u : . . . - cr Irt.uUTZ r ! Tll S , , " : " """, iron time to ino Rank. . r.i.: .. ' "r I'? 'rA:)iOW' . . associations m v hi f J"' "thal Krifi Mding for a iSMry rf bjI!t, purposes; payments, proi mil in . - oiiw i ""'ivi.inany liable after the rear ISo1- W 1 u u . nrefnrpnra ,t .1 . j Mii-iiMcers to nave ; preierence over other creditors " Before anv nuestinn w r tion artjonrnd - tnrvunven- . ... WrrNESDAT, Jan 9t!. ' iTj ihds r.wossion was n-sumed. The amendment nf Mr P.,,) L ... . ......... rui, vi i. riri. ir.e lair; en 1 1... fi.i irto..n- . . - ' mer.t, on exclusive Fi ;ir,iii.iui:i. .Mr. vnc ,.i.. j mnnt nn i . . ,

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Free- Bk system, with ! . h ' ""V" 'Oaacions piece or rr1, . tar Whan, Tailor Shi. I-'gilature to amend or re- I 8wind,,nZ we ver knew, heard or conceived of, ' -'"PP'i" d at n-dneed prior, a. hit it. was also laid on the table p-rPetrated on us. We phillipin -ed a girl, ' ' nnX.th, wolln te,hen being tak-n on the just as slick as a whistle-she acknowledged!

peal the I aw creatine :n io 40. i lie vote ,.ulu Mtieius, ana providing that the State ! cl o'l K . ." . ... ... ..ui ,i )..iiner in tr.e f late liank that me trust Tunes, if invested there in, shall have ineirsaiety guarantied by the Stnte, and on in aividual liability, of the stockholders in both systems, to an equal amount with their stnMr Vj. o:.l i.r. , , . . . ." mr. oiiuin, oi rupiev, moveu to amend by add- ' ing that all banks created under such pro-ision i shall be mutually liable for each other, and shall i not issue bil.s less than $10. Motion to lay ont I tableboth propositions. Mr. Smith's wes r.nl laid on table, the vote being ayes 61, noes T6 Mr. Colfax's was tabled, ayes 90. noes 47. Mr. Watts moved a new section for a Slata P-tbk, with prlvPegv. to establish a branch in c-rh county P-niing which, Convention adjured Journal. Friday, Jan. 10 th. ii;o kink ,icussion was continued. Mr.

for a State DTnk w h privilege r-0'-! "T " m"nnfd u ... "viipt mr an imitation of Tort np Troi.f

i .ins si'c-.ion to establish a p. on the table, 72 to 2. A motion by Mr. Bor- i m ai:t ii iii fr i rnnnro qo !: j cen to refer the whole matter to a select commit- ' tee ofone from each Jodicial Circuit lected by the D-Agates from each Circuit, was 1 v led down. A motion by M. Rariden to re fcr to a select cnmn.ittee composed o , i Pte. friendly to Stat CkT t to fndfy to ! Fr.e P.nks.and two anti-Rankers, was r. i'cLd 1 Ox en proposed as the first ..,- -r ert;c:e. that no tSmks should be heraftr :o Btnks should be hereafter an- . tliorizj except under the restrictions lo be r.m. vided in this Constitution staling that if this j were a.-.opted. the restrictions could then be I nur-piet:, section ov section. Mr. Watts In DntiH tr. tl.,1 .11 k.l.i . . ... " cie basis ao,u,!ly paid' iu -M Pe lit moveT ri, sir. Morrison of Mirion moved to e-r, !,. : hile matter to the Commitfen on fiirn Rauking Lost-ayes, 14, noes 127. Mr.' Col-1 fax moved to refer it to a select committee of! ore from each Judicial Circuit. Lost ayes 41 ' noes 86. , Mr. Watts' snecie basis amendment was then ' adopted, ayes 9?, noes 39, and Mr. Owen's sec- I ion as thus amended was adopted, aves 79 ne, ' 59, and engrossed, aves 77. noes 60 i To additional propositions were offered bv ! Me ecrc SmilV. r !:! j e. - I wliiih il) rnn,n.; .j: ' B ' L o .. . Saturday, a ..,.l.,,JM,,ui. i I it- . ... "came on for action. 4 , :. .1 .u i ... ..iu ..i... i j 1 1 1' 1 1 1 i " .1 i f 1 1 ti i r. table failed, aves 33 noe. 7 i, nU ". " . . j i a': ' ... . ",'' "'ru ; Carried. 62 to 45 Mr. Cr 7mCl r moTed ZTlJj'!. V Si". Shonp moved that dehate" on Z VV m IT D'? -t to eiced ; im. i.i cents per volume. Laid on table. ! ' j he Hank ..iscnsson waslhen resume Mr Owen moved to re-commit the section which provided that ,11 banking shonld be on a Sect baSiS "ClUa!!' PSid in' wh i-tru, lion to "for ,!' emption of bill notes issued." Mr Cnlf., j.i.. .. . . . "", u u.neuu ine instructions nv aldintri'sniH i..,:., i.. .,..,.. ' ing "said specie basis to be to the full amount . of their circulation, or the riiff-renee bet ween : the two shal! be up by ample security for the j retiemption Of Me notes in specie, to be filed ; witn some ortieer ol Mate." The nmeHmennt was adopted. i4 to f4 ami tliA eiin M I muted with the insertions ii,.. .m..i' i ' , unit ucu, oy a vote ot 3 to 65. In tVafiern-ion. on motion of Mr. Holman, ' thenhiive vote was re-COnsirfere." ayes 6-, no-s j f5tbe re-commitment rejected, ayes i 71 and iho section passed, ave 7S. n 6'?, noes .... .. ,,.. e, w voiea tor tne section, mov- I d to reconsider the votn on it. ,t.. s... 1 rejecting that motion now, it might not be made hereafter. To prevent the vote heino- tat.n i , . . , . 1 '"SV repeated motions to aajourn were made, and the ! aves and noes called "and recorded. At Bhou, four o'clock, the President i-i couseouenre of , . j . . ' lousFHu?nce cl the contusion, adjourned the Convention. I Considerable excitement prevailed dnring the day. 1 he reason may be made plainer to the distant r-ader by stating that the eno-rosLe 01 me section on t rwr.y was considered bymany as a Slate Bank triumph, while the adoption ofthe amendment Saturday morning was considered as favorable to Free Bank. Aoqnittnl cf Jacob tSrwn t barged with the rtlnntrr of Ihe VdHerr of hi. wife. The Delaware Ivepublican gives the following account of the trial and acquittal of Jacob Green! Jacob Green was tried on Tuesday last, at Newcastle, for the murder of Abraham Red den. It was proved t'.ret Green was married I e ... " i , . , .. . , - i aDout six years apo, and lived happily w ith a woman to whom he was much attached, and I that Redden seduced her from her fidelity to ' him II would frequently take her from her . house and keep her away nil night; and there wes proof of adulterous intercourse. On Green! accusing him cf it, ho said, "Yes, I have had I your wife, and will have her again, whenever 1 like, and if yon don't keep quiet 1 will blow your liver out." He carried two pi.-tols loaded for the avowed purpose of shooting Green, and on one occasion assaulted and beat him severely. He loaded three pistols with sltigs on Satnroy, the Tii'tn ot J oly last, telling nis own wire thai he intended to shoot Green. That night he took Green's wife from her house, and kept i. . .n ;u. v her out all night. Green discovered the cnilty pair about day break the next morning, went some two or three miles an d borrowed a gun, returned and found ! Redden sitting asleep in a neighboring house and j shothim through the open door He immediate'y surrendered himself. After being tried he ' told the story of his wrongs in so affecting a manner that he drew tears from the officer and all present. He wound tap by saying, "Now Mr. Hickman, had yon been in my place wonld you not have done aa I didl" To which the officer religiously and feelingly replied, "if not restrained by divine grace I think t should." Green begged to see his wife, and she was broueht to him, He his manacled arms for a husband to kill a man foand in the act of adultery with his wife, and the jury, considering even that as beyond the guilt ofthe defendant under the circumstances oi nssraisimn una outrage presented by his case, acquitted himentirely. T he nhrpy infl discharged from dock, w.s received by a crowd of friends, who rave three hearty cheers when they got Into the street. The .nilty wife was not there; and the and the widow of the deceased contnoutea, ny her testimony, to the acquital cf the ma who .;ew ber own husband

aa aa.

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make it no mener onence man a misdemeanor . v aru, giuimci i - - H.rt .lacon

V.-itocj for nirr,.

Tfsnooia oe IVrfrie-. cam1.1:..- r. . . . " " " s' ladle. Rets- f.n.1 S.., l u v . .. , , -uri.iiuuiu oejnst me ,wife for an attorney. Sophia, should be of. ; sedative disposition, and confectioners' wives jsnomu "Iways be Patties. Sometimes a name wi.i excite a remark; all the papers copied the marriage of Henry Apple and Sarah Apple, hut ! we could see no impropriety in th n.V;a. r two apples into a pair. !

nm-lbi. f.nding;0ks doab',l'n'nd. sharing it with a lady, and then j Fro Iv&DrCS:

, . . . . " ' j . . . 3 ,wl ,,"u i" i;ina and deliver with as much nouchalance, as do the girls shout "Phillipina ii yon say it first, the little de'ils have such funny ways to get rid of paving; sometimes they will give you a kiss that's somefihiDg somestimes the will let yon bean them to a ball or concert, .j ... ' am lumi mM i nv tL'i I no - i. n I.I . .. - j i't .m hivts mru vtrv .... ..... u II w Ii I lllgi . Hut tie most nninnQ n!. f j t-augni, ana promised us an Annual. The next j day she sent us an Almanac Ex. Taper, j ic- Way to Kill FiVhT A French paper says that one hundred and j three hogsheads of adulterated wine were seized , in I ans an.1 thrown into the Seine. Soon after I innumerable fishfs. dead unit j on Hie surface of thw trit i ' 'r h.j i- ' one " . .l-':?: Jnc mongrel wine that is for saie in me L'nitpd St too .r a .. rnnA r t- "rl "up" on xne Au"01 " Pdfish wonld bo left tell y f their 8Uff-nngs. TeniprtDnrf norrmrm. The Indiana 1-eeUlature is beina flooi'e.l with petitions, praying that the licensing of persons I to sell intoxicating drink may be prohibited. I fort Mine. In an English book unon thi snl.;t r i terations of food and drink, which recently came I under our observation, we find the snhioin f''0"8 - ? , " ""S f M'S jice, ,, - i m, nrUi ; V 5T 7,' ga"n and half 'tZ'" , i "hler V Z' T' ''T S"on f the r"u,1ff ,l iow". nd in two months it will fit ,0 hU but s'lou, " he drunk till the ZVKY.T M' ,he ',abitu' P" , son? idea "f th inoW ,,c '8 somei.m. s callea opon to put : J u-n!8J!!0n,h' "'!Pr of wine, ! u.nui.y. iionip ;i!sceiiany. Siolcanle I'ricc t'nrrrat at iueinnnti. Ashes Pots 44' do Pearls StSotVc: Bark Chestnut ,JaR, l per COrd. Keeswar nurlh 14 l ?0c: Brooms-common, per doz! 7090c'; , . --........ "ni, in; i"-"i w, .uoom j,iu; Cheese v k Coffee Rio lljSlQtc; CoopergeRbls 4M50c, Kegs 1825c. Flour bblsSSMc- Cnt. . . ,n . . ' en ..11.11111112 i.m, voiion yarn aiwalc; Feathers Live Geese 30:12; Fish Mackerel 7.. ll 'i, and 13'.,'c per lb; Flour, S3 75 per bb"l, Rocket f.2 25 per 100 Ihs; Grain Wheat 7'S) 75c; Corn 37-Si40c, Ots SfitaiiOc, Rarlev 70c, ?7 T'? "S. i ' Pr,m" Timothy; 'i. T rJ'nl ea Uc Per lb; ,loKR from V . V.' Hons "" t.aSI' tern 4517c; Iron rig ..24 to 26 per Bar S3,' to 31 ,c and Howards: Lend on 1 ton, Shot Pig f4 .0 per 1000 h. Shot SI 50 per hnS; Lnmher Yellow Pine $tl per M feet. Clear do do, t'oplar Si Molasses N Linseed 85,Sfic per gal; - r - - . . i : .. ... c ... . . . . - . y.-'"""-'" 'I ""'" j.-c. retau nnvtluo; f.-0-v'r!nnsT ' or 1 .". 5" bW in bn!k. 4,a. an-1 .ti l-r Shonlders. Sides, and Ilanm. Green Meats r,"i". 3z nd Gc; Lrd-No 1. 7c; -Clover $ t 50 per bnshl. Flav t K0 An Setds do; S i Woolar 0;,.n.:c lit hhiis. Loaf in iiiiu, Ijnai cioiuc: o . ... Co:iimoti to Full Blood 23 to 40c. I p ..e r.f, umber ef T, Minis, adoiira,,, A V',T N: wsrAPEB' xs joi'rnat., for the v niiivaiion i t.t the .Memorable, the rr.ign ssive. ami iuc . an t uu p, w ith new Tea tuns, new M p.. ami new attractions, .as issued on the first iiist:"int. It contains the uint ncement ..fa new ropy-right Mory of peculiar int. re!, ent itled 'Old Whitey;' several remaikalile po, mv. wh ch will he read with great avidiy; th. "Portrait of a Belle of Our Time;" a 'Rctnrned Love Letter:" "Parisian Oos.'i..." .v.- V..l. 1.-... on!le Society; the first ot a series of papers on the 'V5""'' ,'l'u'' and etiquette of polite Life;" (all oriri.7..r"Sp. Literarj - Xotirr;' 'Stririnres on Arts and Artists;' '"'"urn ami .inni-nc Items;" "Fncts and F """ "n'i5. cjc. 1 hose who desire to h, . gin :;,:.'.",,rr!.v:T v.? r -".? ".' ' ' i, i.vHi.iir y - lor t ne S'ear ssuh.crit.i...n n .in.. n .v. uu;, ,-o. 107 Hilton strict, New-York. 4. Phiiadplphia Saturday Express, FOR THE HOME CIRCLE. ten font nhu vou should tuhsrri'ir fr it. I It isablv. indem-ndenttv. and imnfirtiail.- .m.t.ii-. , ted. "' V'C"""''"" rnM"n' ,he nm" of many I. m,.;, .i,..i,, m:. , I - .......ii .i iiun-ann morai.Vo Pa"" nrexpenseis spared in its management, 11 P'"''"' ''h b,,1s elear, new type, that can i ,r:.y,,;u 5 T" c ' Ii is fiin.ishi d at ihe low pneeof 32 per annum Persons obtaining and sending three subscriptions to ''" P'ihliler, (by i.iail, at his ri-k) are entitled to a '"ii. pn,'i."" v . i ...&?,,M r rC"n' m'UW K'ven, b, , hose are ' The Philadelphia Satnrrtnv E.vprrsr, for the Home Circle, is published by S. McHFXRY. Xo 47 Dock street, X K. of Second Phila'a. tT copy of the Kxpress, and of cither Godey's ; Lady", Book.'.Graham's Magazine, Sartain' Maga7ine, or Harper's Xew Monihly Magazine, may be obtained for four dollar. 4. " j I ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WOXDFR! PEPSIN the True nirrstiTe Fluid, or Gastric Juice! A great Dyspepsia Cnrer, prepared from Rennet, or the fonith Stomach of the Ox. after directions of Baron I.l'-big the great Physiological Chemist, by .1. S. r,"", ?nTM- 'i;.??" '1 "chth street Ph,laue .pom, i-a. i nis is a iruiv wonarriui remedy mr Indig, stion, ryspep.ia. Jxnndice, LiverComplaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing after Natnre'a own m,'nod- h' Natnre's own agent, the Gastric J'ce - Scc Ave"i""-"' in another column. IIV3irXRAL. la Frnaklin Co. Ind, Sinre Jinn. IO. Joseph Hill to Lucretia Powell. Emanuel Long to Matilda Davidson. John H Avres to Hannah Elizabeth Smalley. Thomas Swift to Nancy Hatfield. Charles A he to Elizabeth Ladd. In nrnrborn Co. I ml. M.aatirn Tn thia citv. nn the rveninur Of the J ' . 9th inst. by the Rev. T. Ii. Rocker, Mr. Kenben D - Harsman, of Day ton, Ohio, to .Miss .Mary ldest daughter tf Capt. Isaac Protiman, of this city. Lawrenceburgh Tress, On the 26th December, 1S50, in Harrison, by h 1. H. Golladay, Mr. Addison Stanbury as.. sa a. t . it nd .Miss .Mary Ann vraig r- .U . 1 T i U .r l..nmVw. 1 Cri 1.- that Mm. i I vu t..o . .... Cv.e...., , j Mr. Geo. W. Armstrong and Miss Mary Ann j , .. , i u..uv ... On the 25th day of December, 1S50, by Geo. I , . i a ! Bowlbv, Esq , Mr. Samuel Oyler and.Mary Ann : H. " : ,re" ! On Thursday the 26th nit. at the residence of , Asa Shattock, Esq.. by Elder William Johnson, 1 Yorkville. By the same, on the 19th nit, Mr John S Alexander, to Miss Minerva S Warren, all of Manchester. By the same, on the 2oth tilt, Mr Wm. Fettigrew to Miss Emily Stevenson, all of Manchester. ' By the same, on the 22.1 nit, Mr William Holmes, of Cincinnati, to Miss Harriet Amanda Rolling, of Kelso.

Ho! everybody run. T T 1 -

jt-uiiy i,mu is coming, cominp;. VUlllltal V 1111 1 1 , ISRAEL NTOIXSII IS now ready tnfuri.i.h at hi) nr CLOTHING SI OR K, onriliw south c.fthe room now occupied i "V Llllck aid Farnuliar All L 1...I. ..r ... ri''T.THIC ran be lis l fmin . - , , "A nttitle to an anchor," pi "V. V loaK'-j Pants. Vests, Pea Jackets, Roundabouts, Overcoat Coatees, ;ss coats, Linen Shirts, I Ana " kiml. ofriaily mail. kept in city rlnihitiir storv. ' garmrnts imuall y i r!r. SlVu,r,,.m''" cntiniie the rvpiilar batineni of Tailoring in it rnrii.ti. bianchr, cniiiiit; and ! inakine: al l o rl .f rrrmeiu nrdrr, 'and ex prrtu, if the hiKim ,rniu, to kit-p c.intjni:y rmpioyrd mfficirnt ofihr host of o f journi-vmrn to" oup. I''-."" ''"n,"B,'- He alo hs a plrmliil loonmnii .f Cloths, r.im-ri . rmiiir, and trimminp;'. e- ! It-c-teil by him. If, mill, pr--at earr, now on hand, to .i.iit- .i... . ( - m. .ni mr aniiml nIl. J It short, Mr. Stone-h fl.1 ti n hitnr-1f that h. cpnt ftr ihr lirb!ir lhat tr-hirh th.-v hae ln..n .1. j .. . . M lilr mrniiRiii i anor nnnp, w licie all may i mono is qmcK F.L Sl'OVGH . 12m. JOHN WILL1A.VS Tailor. "VTOUI.n n-pFe, fully announce to the public, that he lin. ciillllni lK .it the 1 ilnr, ...... Ke M-eet, over B. H. & J ,C. Bartoaa St. .re. H" ittrhad ;t year, rxperi ence, he ha full con-f.dem-e in hi, nhili ty to cive entire 'antf&ction to all who n.ayrnver him w ith thi ir patronage. Having ma.le arratifrenientofor r- ceivine; the fah10 t. monthly from N,w Y, rk. c ntl.m. n n ar rely n poll hannc ih. ir pnrmei.,, and fit, in the mn.t approved manner. He warrant, every parm. nt u'ive ' " 'y E"d f" but ,uP, rBroektillr, Jan. 14th, 1851 -4-3m. ix ciiixrrnv. I The State of Indiana, Fraxklix Co. In the Franklin Mary G. Vichy -j .. v Bill forDivorae David E. V. V'uley J Bei, ivrnrmbrre.: lhaton the 14th dav day tf Jni'. hn'n I?r,R'-h- 1,ov' nam, eomp'aintin, by XX . h' r "lir. filed in the Clcrt .ifltceolthc Franklin Circuit Com t rr the ,C;.:', i,.'5."rJ,?,nk,in"in ,he S.a.rot IndtMna. in vac,. - -,t im n iur m iiivnrrp tt-.,nc. i. - i i d"'; made , appear by the ,ffi,l r ....... ... . ...ii iur a uivorce irumi ii.o .;,! i f. n,-;, in he l 1 ,FV W" . '- " "V"', Stn r .""h'e".;, I'd wu T hh - v o," i .f"r Dre-. -md .ha, ..', he pI. id to or X nex tern, ,h T'Zft "Ui"K. of J"' ra,,e - " Bi 1', 1 r , M.md'av ZZXVlZ i-ereed will he , upon accordilitrlv JOHN M. JOHNSTON, J:n. 14th, 1351 4-3w Cl'k, F. C. C. Intl.r Probate Court oj Franklin County. Caiharine Huhbell ) f Petition for dower anshnry K0'h r- "" " 3 uniit r-ipneii: clerk of said court, a netitii.n for the .5.i.i.nii oi unw-er. in the lands of Georpe H.-hbell . late ot said count v . di cea.i d: and ! ,h . A J"!,J,!f'"'M,.'d P,r,n " "l John Stansbtiry - ' " 'i 1 " atansnurv !tn lint Kitiduiil, nflkn G.....V In diana; the a id John and Knth will therefore take notice or the pendency nf said petition, and thai unless iliey pp, r.r and plead tin reto on or before the calling of said ranse at the next term of said Court, the matti rs and thinps therein contained w ill be take n as ennfessrd and decrtid accordingly. Witness my band this 15 January 1S5I . JOHXM. JOHNSTON' 4"3w- Cl k , F.C. P. C. AWNS. V INCK Sc FARqVHAnhavejuttrceeivcdchicee ha lot of Plain and Fancy Lawns, do Black do French Xecdlc worked do FOr sale cheap at the Tef 0ae. rtrm.L in., i.wi;.... wValcSi & riorL "7'M. n VWSON tenders his services to tl.e rlt 7ens of Bro.ikvitlr and vieinii.- in .k.. itV Of Watch A C loclr M.L... -.l ' : .' , V - . .... ...n. , ,,., repairi'r m!IKli:c atul m.llCuip- Jewe rv : . ""' punctuality are hi recommendations. Shop three doors north of the post office. Jul) S3d. IS50.--tt.tf. B A L M FO U E VERY YV 6 U N D! Fr.Isa Ha Im l.iitiiiK nt: bor internal and external r. far Man and Horse. B "OR all kinds or Wounds, Sprains Bruises, Son s, 5' Milk Leg, Burns, Scalds. Fror.cn parts. Weakness or Pains in the Back or Snine. Khmmaliani. Stiff Xeck,Sore Throat, Swellid Face, Tooth Ache, Poison, Bee Sting. Piles, Corns on the Feet Cramn. ; or Billious Chohc, CHOLERA. Cholera Morbus. y lux. Dysentery, pain inthe Stomach, Side or Hearf, Bad Co Ids, Jt;c. FOR DISRlslFHOI" HORtlX For Swrney, Galls, Sores, Corks, Split-Hoof, Braises, Strains, Sprains. Cholic and Scratches. All orders from a distance promptly attended to ad.lre..,d to S. W. FORSII t. Proprietor. Residence Xorth Side or Fifth Street, 3 door eas, of Smith. Cincinnati, Ohio. R TYNF.R, Agent at Brookville. Ind 1 r 1 I I h Agent at Knrhc stcr.lnd Xo 18 ly KYF.& SNOW, a, Xew Trenti.n, Ind i . .? n 1: ATTORNEY AND COCNSELI.OH AT LAW. Brookville?, Inrl. Officron Main Uui.essSt . Dee. SO, t4T. ,S-Iy F. II. THOMPSON, ( i II (PC Ell, Commission and Forwarding Merc ha n ALSO, DEALER TN ALL KINDS OF GRASS SEEDS, "Vo. STtO TO .tlx Hi nEET, BKTW tSKS SIXTH ANB SEV SXTH STRBRTS Vol. 18-No. 33-ly TE. ,T. IwKIJ.V. Attornfy at Law, Lsl RKl., Fa.tNKl.IN Co. Ikd ;miAVIXG he. n thrown nut of hnsines, hv a fire, resumed the practice nf the Law He will devote his entire attention to such hnsines as may ne committed to his care in this and the ad joining connties. Kxnecting to go a far south as New Or. I leans, he w ill attend to hnsines, on theroute. j A Saw Mill F.niine and Boiler for iale. Enquire ofM.J. Kellv ; Nov. 14, 1RS0-47-.IW. Executor's Notice. I TETTERS of administration with the will anexed, have tx'cn this da granted to the undersigned hy the Clerk of the Probate Conrt of Franklin , Comity, on the estate of James Hetrirk, deceased. j 1 All p rons indebted must make immediate payment, ; and those having claims mnst tile them dnlv ainhen- , ticated within one vcar from this date. The estate is amply solvent. ELIHETBICK. j January 1851 3-Sw. Kxicutor. I ! Executor's Sale. : j flHE nndern-trned execntor ofthe lait -aill and tru- . 1 tamenT of .lame Hetrirk, diceaed, will -ell at ' public ale at the late residence of aaid deea-ed, in Springfield township. Franklin cionty, on the 29th davof Jannarv, A 1)1951, the followinc pt rnnal property, horses, bogs, cattle, sheep, corn, wheat. fcnt.c.-tinl hold and ki;chen furniture, one I horse hngirv ' ind other irtiele ,00 tedious ,0 mention. Terms of sale made known on the day of sale, sale to commence at ten o'clock of said day. F.LI HETHICK. I January 1851 J-3w. Execntor. I List of Letters. 1 I JfHF. following is a list ofthe letter remaining in i I v the Pos, Office a, Brookville, Franklin County, ! Indiana, on the first day nf Jan A. D. I -Ml and if no, i taken nut by the first day of April, 1851, will be lent to ihe dead letter office a, Washington City D. C. lAlh - nJosiah j Armstrong vc Barry J Edward Mitchell Walter McManaman Asa Masker Jacob Miller John Mitchell B John Hrtdtinm rtesant Britton yohn Bnclingham W Levi Bnrch naniel Blake Michael Clerk nf Franklin C C jr Cofflm o JJriCM.' Nelson John Neil El anor O.born Elirabrth Phillips George Phillip 1. Payne W Goo Peck Henry Pegg I Peachea Benjamin Parvi M W rn I Elizabeth Price H.-nry tniek Jamr Robertson William Searl S Lawrence Smith Ann Mr Spark Mr W hite Rrnjamin Wamslev C l.awranee Wolf George 2 Young Lavina U..S..M Vanev Henderson RoWrt Hubble Catharine Kneble John K. tor Orange McCaslin A Nancy Mr I Mct'leary John Zeigh G Brookville, Jan. Is,, 185t. H. LINCK, P.M. NE.W GOODSnil. .V J. C. BURTON have received their Fall and Winter Goods w hich they will be pleassit . to show their friends. 1 he Mylea are nea, inutse j price lew, Sp, iSth, ..

New Goo d s.

rni:sii arrival SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS OF AT THE STOKE OF LINCK & FARQUIIAR, I Where harfains are ,o be had.' j 'iii Buiflinf Not fa vf ihr Public tquarr, Eat , of Main Burgett Strrrt, at the l'ol Office, j Bl-onU villr. Indinua. IT INCK KAKqLHAIthare jii.t received and I f 4 are now opening a beautiful aortment, of carc- ; fully, elected Spring and Summer Good", whichfor j choice of pattern and clecance of ty r.they chal lenre ; tne competition of the Valley, and invite the careful ; inspection of thepnrchaser. Their Stock eonit, I in part, of super American, English, French and German Broad toina flainand Fancy Csimer Blaek, hlne, pray and fincy Satinetu Kentucky and Domestic Jean, Tweedn, Velvet teenn, Linnena and Collcnadca Patagonia and other Oeatinpp do do do do do VKST1XCJS. Super Pre,ed and Carted Satina do Plain and FancySilka do Silk and Cotton Velvets do French and Plain Blckl.atin do Fancj and Plain Summer Vctinr(aJorted) Ladies' Dress Goods Super ?lt! Black Pure S7A--wrped Latter do Plain Alack Knrlish Minn.. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Chanceable do do Plain Black and Col'd Alpacca I.tntert do and Silk utriped Mode Cloths CcleMial utriped Lusters new ttyle California I'laidn do Plain and Silk utriped Mode Cloth French, Scotch and Domestic Gineham Plain Pink, Blue, Green and Rntf Frenchrp Plain and Striped fall wood) De Lain Plain and Fancy Mouse de Lain Plain and Flowered I.inncns fnew tle) Plain and Fancy American Prints (assorted) do do Enirlish French do do Plain and Fancy LAWNS Plain cross barred and ,rincd Jaconett Book and Mull Muslina Plain X Fancy Dress Hamlkrrchiefs do do Silk do do Silk, Linen and Cotton Pocket do BTk Silk T.ace Veils and Green BeraRO Plain and Fancy DMF.SS SI1.KS Plain and Fancy Silk Cravats DO MK5TICS. Apron, Furnitnre and Mariner' Check Bleached and Brown Linen t able Cl.nhi tt do Cotton do do tlo do Muslin Mcthnen, Hamilton and ir B. d Ticking V htte. Yellow, lied and Green Flannclt Bleached, brown and col'd Drillintr Col'd Muslins, Nankeens and St li ias SIIAU LS. Super Emb'd white crape Shawls do do and plain lil'k ami modetllkfrinir.il Thibet Shaw l, do do P. rae-e Shawl, Bonnets & Ribbons. Super French Lace Bonnets (new tlc) do Fancy Lace and Tuscan do do Gimp and Rutland do do Florence Braid and Soft Straw do do Missc, (assorted) do A SVPEMOR ASSTRTMEST Or FASCT. Pf.5M ji.-wj cir NIRBOSS; t.ACES. B'IRISETTS. .1 nnt. in .isn COTTOV nuts' bi. k: h hitp. F.w;isi;s. ..- .Vi MI.XEIt SIT.K, forro.v l..i.vv trrifir. trn. vvnt SILK AS!) MOHAIR FRIXGES ASI) LAMES It ft ESS BlffTOSS; L-DIES-JSnCESTS- Kllt. SII.K jJ.VO COTTOS CL'XLS. I.ookinr; fliasees, Wall Paper, Hats and Caps, Hoots and Shoes, Ladits" and Gents' Carpet Satk; I'mbreilas, Parasol, and Fans; Shoe Peffs; Hardnareand Cutlery; Glass and Queens are; Trace, Halter and Log Chain; Wooden Ware; Groceries, fce fcc ite V'einviteacallfromallwhoarepnr.h inrinnnr me, and take nreasion to tender our thanks to "old cuftnmers," hoping that n h satisfaction has been rendered as will warrantacontinuanceortbeirfavors t e will continue tn receive in exchange for pood ?uv '''anPov,, eonntry produce: C'vine; there! for the hii;hrst market price; as we has e made new ...ens oj woicno.irprocitnce will he conveyed '".NTaVchV, mo. L,XCK & rW. Cloths, Cassimcres, Sattinctts, ! Jeans. Tw eeds and Cittim..... A large assortment jnst received and for sale fci . .. IIN'IK & KAliqt har, Brookville, Indiana. at the Pest Offer TUACI. CHAINS, rrtl.Vt.I KR Chains, J.K an. u Jarmer lloei, Gardner do l" Rake, Axes. Shovels. S fcef For Broo llebv l.lxf t R v,tiu.n - -- . . ...... l.T.., . ville, Indiana at the e,r cj et. ! Prints and Ginghams. r -sVr Prints, Xew Style,, ,u fisted Calito ti0 VeGmghams, t heap. ni'pt xatn no. B.H. &J.C.BVRTON. Compound syrup of Hops andEoneset. The Great Western Remedy! For the cure of enldt, eons; h, chronic affection $ o4 the Inner, Asthma.!cr. Price only fifty cents per bottle Any person purchasing this ar-icle, to he nsed Tor any ofthe above complaints, if not satisfied with its op. ration upon calling upon the Agent and atisfvtnjr him that they hve used it esartl. .....l.n. !iree'inn by returning the empty brttleatid . . .a. i oe emit ten to ine money back. For sale by M. W. H AIt.F., . . LINCK &; FARqVHAR. Dec. 14th, 1S50 11-tm. sua w rs. CJII.K. Crape. Jenny Lind, Thibet Wool, Moreno l Tisn i.ong rasnionauie !". latest stt lea for ale tow osSept 25lh, IS50. B. H. tk J. C. BURTON. eiUs Wr.ir TBI. ACK. Blue, Green, Cadet and Brown Cloth. ajpranrt KiacK t assimeres, latest fashion. Over Coat and Blanket Cloth. Super Sa in and fashionable Vesting. Satinet,., Jeans and Tweeds. " Jnst opened ami for sale low bv ! Sept i5th 1S50. B. H. p . C. BURTON. 1 ASH paid for wheat by w aepi xo I j?o. B.H. at J C. BURTON. sa ir. ved t, i "I flfl BAH FT.S, prime Rana w haSalt.reeei r antt tor sale hy LI N C K F A R O VH A R likvBre,ooIndina. at the Paf OJfict. COTTON FABRIC. 0 Pieces, Superior. 20 " " Bleiehed Mnsl.n, l- " " Irish Linen, IO" Brown, nd Cnld drill. For slr by LINCK &. FARqrMR. t tht Post f(tee. B It Ft ELS S ALT, jus, received and for rr by n i c 11 1M Krookvillr , 5Tnd July, IS.,0. Dcdd s Fall Style Hats, 1850. "IF.N'Sand Boy Caps. Buena Vista and Mexi EN'S and ran Hat . 1 ' For sale hSeptJth IS.'O. B.H. A J. BURTON .JOIIX D.HOtt'LAXI), Attorney at Law, liliOOKVILLR. I. i:i)GA IIAV3IOXI). Attorney and Counsellor at Law H R OOK V I LI-K. 1 l I A X A . OfTiCsp, room formt rlv occupied by John A. Matmo Feb. C0NNF.RSV1I.LE, INDIANA. THE undersigned respectlnlly notify the public J that they have openeed thi housefformerly con- j dueled hy Wm. Smith) for the reception of travel lers. i They have fitted it up anew, in the best atx le.and trust j that from their experience inthe business, and an I earnest desire to please, they will be able to give en- ' tirr satisfaction. Their accommodation in ill re-, spect are such is will inthtir opinion secure cus- . torn. N. St B. CARMICH AEL. ! ISov. St, 1$ j 4ft-6m. T. C. COO la fa V, ATTORNET AT LAW, NOTARY rt'BLIC, AND JCSnCE OF THC TEACIC, rietamora, Indiana, tV-Rlt.t. pnx nartienlaratti-ntion to t he collecttnn V nfd hi, Urre and ntall. in Franklin, Favette, ' H", n uecstnrrnntie,ortoany otneroninep entrnted to hi rare. Reference. J. W. Hitt, M. W. Haile, J D. How-r.-if-., nnn-Rt mv, r.. 5 ht r. - " . r n ifttim, n ntkfr ct Rnithem, Joittt x Btnc, Metamnta. ' Oct. IT, 1850. 43 -3 mo. Law Partnership. JOTIS A. MATSOS ASIt JQHS Jf.FARqt'HAR T "AVK this day entered into partn.rl.,p ii me ( U. piniui inea.aw. JOHN A. MATRON. JON H. FAl,m.HAR.

VUESII AKKlVALi. F.ill .m.l Winter Cnoc!. rpHK nndersifjn.id has just received, and is now optninjr, an extensive and carefully selected atortment of Fall and Winter Gouds; all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. Our cuito. mers, and the public in reneral. are respectfully in-

follows- " , . . , 1'iSp. Print, and G.nKham., latest ttyle., ea pattern and very cheap. .... u ... en. I a.iu vetr uu l (1 . eu.i.i.i.iib iii van as. ah wool nam ae i.nine. Wall Cotton do Faney do French Merinos, all colon Chanr;ahle Chamelon. Real Alpaccas, Victotia Liwti. 1? iss Muslin. Plain and cross barred Jaconet. Plain and fancy Cashmere. Dre jills. Chanable Turk Satin. do Silk l ine black dn Fmbroidered ClothShawl. Plain do do Black embroidered Thibet do Mode do do do Rich and beautiful assortment of Bonne, Ki'jbons. Domolic .oo(fst. Bonwn and Bleached Muslins, do do Drillings. Apron. Furniture and Mariner Check. Linen and Cotton Table Diaper Linen Crash and Cotton do White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannel, Blrarhrd, Brow n and Col'd Cant n Jo M-itmcn Hamilton and other Tictin; Colored " Muslin, Nankeens, Irish Liurn, Twilled Raeeinjr. Plaid and Fmbroidered t l.-akii.p. ciillciiicn"i Wear. Super Knlish and American Cloth. Biolli v Cassimcres. Black' dn Black Doe skin do Tweeds, Woollen Satinets, a prrat variety. Plain Saiin and Fancy Vesting. F-lt and Beaver Cloth for" Overcoating Super Blankets do Knit Shirts and Drawer. Hats and Caps Fashi. nable Hats", Fall stjle. Men" Black Ki suth Hats. Boy do do do BelllCnit.n da do Congress do Men' low crow tied do Mens aud Hoys" black Wool do do do Cloih Cap, do do" Silk ptu-h do do do ,'lar.ed do Fur add Velvet da Infants Tttrhans. UooN and !il.oc. Ladies Calf and Kip B.mtees. do Gat Tolka and hich Kukin do Kid 1 ie, and HuMicr B.mtee anil Stior. Misi.es Calf, Kip ank Kid l ies. Men's fashionable Calf and Hem. y Boot, do Kip, extra Heavy and Coarse do 3 cases Boy" do Men's Kip Bropan do Calf do Double toled do Rubber Shoe. BovsYonihs and Children, Shoe. NOTIONS. Linen and Cotton Lace and F.dcine. . Black silk Lace, Gimps and Frii.eea. Velvet Trimming, Insertinr, Jaconet do. BufTalo, Horn I nek, Ivnr and Pocket Combs. Common and Crape Pins. Men's Neck hdkfs and Crasats. Men and Ladies' Linen and Cotton Handkerchief. Gent Wool, Cotton, Buck and Kid Glove. Ladte do do do do Black Alpacca and Worsted Hose. do I.tlmbs" V .ml and Cotton do Men and Boys" Wool Comforts. Children's Hose. i Threads, Tapes. Besjds, Braids, Needles, Whalebone Buttons, Cmhrellas, 1. poking Glatscs. cloth and I fair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Bo..k, Envelope, Wafers, Woollen Mitt and Wristlet, I Fermiincr, Carpet Bindinr, etc etc etc1 Large and well assorted ttock of Hardware, Queens are and Glassware. Groceries, &c. Teas, CoflV e. Silirar, Molasses, Rice, Chocolate, i Mackerel, Mustard, ViuerTir. flurkets. 1 obs, Churns, . Hemp an.iC.rass Rope, Bed Cords, Candles, Can.lt. j Wiek, 1 wine. Madder. 1 .1.1. pi, Alum, Cotton Tarn, apirca, -iole i.cat n r, etc r:e . ' "r ,,,r "hove Goods areofthe best quality, were selected expn s.ly for this market, and will be sold as low as the lowest We rt snerttli 1 1 V nvite ih pnShc to examine our stor A before p ore lias in e;. uet. i i, ls.o. s. II. til. I Daguerreotype Portrait Galtery. IN" thf. covur HOUSE. "aR. WF.IB1.IXG, is nowpparel in secure i, I snauoa ov i lie mil solar sssie to compare , w itli any in the world. l'icti:res only 1 1. c.ucr.inFs. Tea, Ciifiee. Sugar, Molses. Rice, To'iarro, Pepper, Ginetr, s;pice, Cinnamon, A c . Ac. All w hich will he sr. Id as cheap it the clu apest.fur eah,or f.iranv kind ot coiuitrt produce. March 30, ia'49. ' X. D. G ALLItHX. I Lanrel Woolen Factory. E. Macy & Co. ffTestpeet fully inform the public th y rcnii.ar tbr bn intai ff MA NT FACT! TING, CARDING, FFLLTXCt tt S1MNXIXG WOOLJ - ---- - - That be has introduced into his f.ietnry the latewt and most improved machinery, and with these, added tolong experience and i . etermination to gise satisfaction, they ask for a continuance of that patronage which hx hitherto been liberally bettowad upon them. Terms as follows; Iilanufacturlng. Jean, bine mixed, leaf, pr. vd. steel l ' " 4 leaT, J'(tot.iJ " Sattinet. according to color. 37to5ft Cassimere, according to color, e2jti,75 " Cloth, according to color, 50 io!! "c White Flannel, accnrdingto width, 15 to35 I Dyed " 25 to.lTj Blankets, per pair, 92 50 I FULLING AT THE USU AL R A.TE3. CARDING AND SPINNING. ! Whifp Wool in hro.irbt fifteen rent- per ponnd; Mixed teventeen cm; Reeling yarn, one cent. 1 he ima!.i t lot, fur pinnin ntiiM In- tit tern ponntN. j AiTicis:s roi. saIjK. ! We tl'n vh it known that te X-eep crnf mtly on ' hand a full aoriment ofoor M nnfACftired Wo ilen, ' whirhwo offer for talc; and that keep a waron running for the vpptynl'onr ctomer, and that from oni factorv or itf(in th irond- m itl be de livered for cah,exchantr'd for a-nol, or i ht the m-ool ill b . received at the yim.n. minnfactured and delivered, ' PR ICES OF GOODS & R A V M TER 1 A LS Wc.hallmafre the price, at which we sell on, good. a mir cntomer may prel ml at w hich we propose ,o buy the raw material cntirelv sntistactorv. Laurel, May 2, l'S0. The Knox Insurance Company FIRE. MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE. nri,nl itork Tv, c llnnttrrd Hollnrw! 1 boniuindl OJfice-on Water Street, in U iret' Brick J?,, riurrsinet, Ind. p VHS CO MP AN V. having been duly organized, and a ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock .ubscribed. and the balance secured by mortgage on Meal Est, te and by personal fenarant-e, are now prepared to efT.-rl Insurance against Loss or Damage hy Fire, on Building, Mcrchndi7.e, Machinery, Manufactories, and all des, riptions of property; also. Merchandise and Produce in the course of inland transportation, the ri-ks of the seas, tc. .Vc ; also, the Hulls of of Steamboats, and othei vessels, and upon ihe Livea nf individuals . ing tn California. I he rates of pre tn um will bea-lo as those of any other RESPONSIBLE Company. All Losse, liberally adjusted and promptly paid The stock nf this Company is held entirely inthe West, and controlled by aei'tiTa men, aud in way connected with New V.irk. DIRECTORS: Hon. It . V. Cirnan, Vincenncs; W. J. H.herd. do t Jno. W. Maddox, do.; Jacob Pea, do.; Samuel Wi.e, d..; p. ter P. Bailey, Fort Wayne; Thomas T. Benbridg , Lafayefto; Walter W. F.arlt, Irrrr-Haute; Henry T. Allis, Kvansvilte; Simon B'lttorff, J ffersonville; AVilliam Hiiht, do.; Levi Spark. do.; Jame Keigwin, JcfTersonville. Hon. R.N C lilt AX, President. SIMON BO F I"OR FF, Viee President. C. M. Allen. Secretary. W. J. Heberd. 1 rrasuree. Short Life and California risk taken it thi agency t rxt ri rate. J.N. WcMANU-S. Agent. 19-l-yea. Fairfield Ind. Administrator's Sale. f"EHK nnder-sic"! admtnintrator of tht estate f Parnet MtComhs ileceaed, by enter nl the I'ronate Conrt nf Franklin t'-innty, Indiana, wl at pnbtie rendwe nn the premi-e., on Friday the 24th day ff January. A. D. 1851, le to cumirntT at 1 nVlofk P. M.. niiteiv acrea nfT nf the i-t ndn nrib-ynrth-eat quarter nf etton 21, Tnwnhip It in I Kane 13 Kat of the eennd pne.nal meridian nf ? directed toheold atCnteinnati.Oh.n. nitnated . n fran kun tonnty, Indiana Then-is situated nn the premise comfortable dwelling house and log stable, in moral and healthy neighborhood, la o miles south-wett of Blooming Gr.ive. Terms of Sale One-third of the purchase money eas in naiid at time oi sale one-third in 0 month j tA fhe balance tn I J months, the purchaser giving I tlOtV Wlin PppiSisv.1 iiniinni aeeuntV, II.1.IAM HE rilF.LD.adni'r. Sept. 57, !e 41-t.

'JOY TO THE WOULD!' R(1 ARTICLE FOlt EVKRT WFUCIIJINT ) F.I.I KF Jit the Hut, rttcd and m talm for the Grounded itjvund in Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer

.In Internal nd Ertrrnal Remedy for the instant -' - matter w here the pain is. or of what nature, , hi will reach it and pr0ve it-clf to be what it name indicate-. P., fanA'iilrr. pejjr,r C.irw .nil -- m a .... ... I I 1 1 . . .. ! Dr. Wm Hall s Balsam for the Luas A certain cure fr Consumption, Decline, Astiima, Bmnchiti, XVastine; of the H.-h,Xi,ht Sv eat, Sjiittine: of Blood, Whoopin-Cnutrh, Colds, Conh, Ih-' floe.. i. Phthisic, p.in in th bids.-, and n diseases of the Chest and l.unqs. ESPECIAL NOTICE-TO AGENTS Agents, throughout the United Slate, are particularly notified that th. y are in all case .Hceriu! Iv to return the money, w here Dr. Hair Raima kn been used forty-ir;ht hours, has fails-d to ere aii.,ction, and the bottle returned. (rTU is fui thcr r. ousted that the Ajrent will rive it free ol charre to tke , ted poor. ' " i ne most akiltul physician unite with the best Dnitrist, F.as, and Went in pornonnritir time med.eme. the two most valuable temediea r,.r ike 11... j eae for w hich they are desirnrd, that have ever bet a i offi nl to the American Public. j The subscriber has the General Areney for the above medicines for the Slate of Indiana and Kastrrn land Sonthent Illinois. I All A fi nis and Dealer will please add re their o-dert D. A. REDFIKI.il. Ton office address. Indianapolis, lnd. M W. IIile, Brookville 1 Raymond & Co. Cambridge Wholesale agents. Irvin Reed, Richmond Also tor sale by P Mason Hall & Hti;he, Conner. ilU A V l.arimore c Daly Wit I'aion-cmi. Vancamp, Mrtamora D D Tatman, l.aur. I J N Clements BloominfGrove France Brown, Fairfield Nyefci Snow, New Trenton 1) Bearer .t Jamil Cully Liberty Wm, Vbiisr, firownaviile. 1-llm. State of Indiana, Union Ca ss. f'nt.a Circuit Comt, Spring 7VrmlS5l. I.orinda Fornshclt f v Bill in Chance; T for Diroree George Fornshell J Be it rememt red lhat on this day. ,o-i,. the 1st day of January A D 15I, comes the aforesaid complainant by John Y aryan, K"q., and fit- her hill in thi, behalf in the Clerk', Office of on r Vnion Circuit Curt, and also the affidavit ofa disiutereated perron, showing that the defendant ii not a resident of the State of Indiana. Xoiice i then-fore, hereby given that the said George Fornshell be and appear beforeihe Ju.lgnof said Cmr', on the first day of their next term, to be hidden a, the court house of .aid county, on the aih Monday ofMarrh next, then and there tn answer the said Bill, or in default the same w ill he acted upon In I. is, I, .cure. . FDGHII.t. Bt'RXSlDF, Liberty Jan. 1st 1SJ1 -iw. C Tk. L'.C.C. Taryan, Sj!. NOW IS Til K' TIME. OVI.D rfrepiriil y nk the uttenitnn of Mmr R (.firiT c.il frit ihI in mf(i t!rx tlmt tlwj hnv I fwtl n:e fr .tie lime pi. l hr- h .wt hem the m an t It-ti it y eMriidi-d in thtxe hi Irt j thrir nnnor arcoiint lie ovr; and ihe nnU or ; uul-ilct-iTf i ihnt ihr amoiiHtu aitf mv mitl tht- rvj iperiivc firm of hich 1 am m mmthrr hrr r ch-tl v(xy lrcem ihi Urjjt iiMlt-id for n. merchant l ' hnxt' withtir n fnm hi artirr rapiial. 1 I inctniy hnpt that nmv of tht-e turn pohrn of, will iry and rrmrmbt r m in ih' rnnn if plenty j hen crop re fir and Hriiifj vintmnally inrl price . , Stnr thcttTnt fi irnit;Ue btn time yn have hid i Kir fcvt rn year-i. So come nn and nnr up. Win. Childera h left ih mr fc-i nnei and ar- ; coMMtn. with intrttrTniii to sue on all that rem.iin nnpaid on the firt of Jan-iry. Not m i-ahinc tn Ii- : p to the r r letter ol'theeinti trtion. havr rooI eluded to rxt nd the time far a Jrir irrek mnly . "in t!te mi ant me hnse oine him had better roine an and ttle and thn are fM, fr 1 n ill mon certain- ' ly d a directed in the course ofa f . w week. With my on accnitnt I urn mlo reaolved ti do hkt-wie. Jait'y, lt. I35l-Ni3 )t TYNKHAdmiflislrator s Sale rvtJHK undersigned, adttiinisirstnr de hrtnie non at I the estate of John J H Bard h man. deceass d. Iat of Frsnk in county, Indiana, will offi r for sale, nn Saturday the S2d day of February, A l, 151. be. twi-en the hour of g' o'clock, A M. and a o'clock t M ef said day, oil the premise, hereaf ter dticribed tb follow ing Real F.state, to-w it: I heSi.u h wet qiur-n-rorect'on 15. I own 11. Range 1 1 ; also t he Xorth west quarter of ihe Xorlhwest quarterof Stxtion JS, low ii II, Range 11. situate in ihe srnd county wf Franklin and state of Indiana. The above descrilM-d prenirae are situate about three miles from ihe town of Oldctihurch and two and half nnlt from the l.awrer.shurgb . Greciisbiire; Rail Road, without any niproveuient and is lin.lr timbeied. TKRMS OF SM.K-One half nf the purrha.a m'n"y to be paid down at time of sale the rcm.in ing half in twelve monihsfroin date of sale, the pur. baser giving note wiih approved fns hold scc,,ritv. CONRAD HKHM V. Dec. 50, 1IJ0 J-3w adm'n.V homo noa. Price Cf Ircn Reduced. O t'j",j avW,Nay -.V LnS Wii neand Bloom Forg Irww. 10.000 SI iaro i.-on, now on hand. On all batih.gliga the price ha biHn reduced frvm cnt -tiirib ta ikisai fonrtbs o, a cent per pound October 15, i!0 R 7Vm. niNCKi FAKqVWYjT, harejnt n ciirrrf a i tat " niptrtor truveitttitf tt uhk t. A laSO, superior tf Lntiira and (V ent IrmriHt Sntrhrit and ccrprt $mkr nliiihthcy iLI av he l.w-t -hde . I FA It 31 FOIt SAI-K. - IVIS undersigned wil..ll.,,,blic outcry Sa- , u iiinlav the 1st iiav ol February 151 on the pr. mie in Sprinicfi-ld to nhip. Franklin lo. Ind, a. farm ciitiiun 75 acre, near the Bpiit chnrch Ittir Cedar the land nf i'cetleiit qnality, and in a pH)d nenchSorb'tod 45 or 50 acr in raluTattoav Kea-naUle crdit giVn on part, and urmi made known on day of -.ale. Jan. 4, lS53-3ir. CLARISSA WALLACETUUXP1RK NO TICK! "iJOTirK i hereby cirra to the SrekWoWer of the Harri-on, St w Trnton, Hm-be-ter and RriMikville 1'nrnpike t'nmpsm , that anelrction w ill be held in the Town of Rochester tt Mttttday tht 3d day of February m-t, fr the urpe of elevtin evrn Direetora fur aid Company ,, i n-rr-re for the eti'inup vrar. Hy order of tbe noai. A. R. MX LKF.n T, Hrotikvillc la. Dec. 21, 1350. I. flrtrvtarf. Price Reduced! VAUGHN'S LITHONTRIPTIC FIXTURE! Urge BottlOB Only One Dollar, ' Tl rmpriMor.or th GrM" Km Remedr " Vrt,i'i IJTBonTitrTic MiXTr.i." i..luoed artM argent aolicitaiiooji of hat Agent, fiiroutsiout th. L'oMad Flale ind Can. Ml, ha, now EeJoted the Prite of bit popular and well knosea aruele ; ind from thkt data, henrerrth, he will pit nr he one mm K'r. bat qist hottw-. the retail prior will be ONE DOLLAE. The public may rest aaannsl that the eharactar rf ahe Mdheine, ita itrancth, and cwtative pratasnws w il l, ittiill nisrnaxottn. and the him care will be bestowed m pra, psnng i, a heretofore. As this imsncine, under tt nlaced priee, will bi purchaarf br those who have not hitherto made tbemaslvwi acquainted with i'-a virtue, the proiuietor wouM bog to Ultimate thai bw ariele ta not to beruvsaeil wjih tin vast amoure of" Re of Hie dar ; it claim, for nsrlf geaar WtsiaT a. 7 ti.secst. tknn a air etxrr ueeawrwrsaw mrm hefor M teer.'d : and hx austaiaed itaelf for eight real br Vu nmnn) mfslk-al virtaea. ind, until this mtartioa, oiasaaded n . the price of any other aruVle iu thi line. Notii e Paint rt.iit v. thh aruuli i.-twilh lat mmu ii power ind eertaintr, u;khi the Blood, Liver, jvidseya. Inn;, j ind i'l other nrcan. pew "he (Km eboa of whieh lift ai health depewd. Thi meuicino baa i jtwtlr h'rt uerito aa a rrmotf Dropcy and 0rmrl. ind all dneaww of lhat ast.sa. It auty mi ipaa -hea Ihe tnteliicent phrciaa ka abaudoned hi. patiewt, ind foa theae diatnwsinc dueaaaa, mora aapnclillr PrT. tba pnaartetor wnaai awrneatlr and botuwllr t- At h ' present tmot H eirily ohuuned by iiU wi the trial ffl press thum axi-txwwa lah Ja trta. Cheapest Kedicine in tin Worli! . rteaae isk for pamphlet the wmti give then w Iher eentaii over aiiteea pagaa of raoelou. 'm addiuoa to fhll sedieal matter) valuable for bouaahok! parpoaaa, ind w hioa w iit wtx many dollar, per year to pnvctioai iMawkeepee. These receipt ate bitrodaced te mako the book of (nsit ealae, amde from h cbanctar aa ia odvwiainr anediam nat lb at.Vine. the teMmraoy m favor of which, m tke form of inters from all pacta of the coanur. mir be leoed apotu tr3"Vaithu X'ereuble Lilbontriptie Mixtwto" the Ortau Aencan Remedy, now for aoW m oiutt botlaw at 1 ok. atull bottle it SO eta each. No small bottle wUI m aj.J ifter the piussil stock dspoed of. rrincioil OlBce, Buffalo, N. V.. 3uT Main Te. ... C. VAl tiHS. If. B. All ksuen (aTceoUog frsm iKeuai and dMsr with horn bo MJaW buum) must be pom paii. o M iuewtum tH bo rva taaam. Sold hv M W H AILE. Brookville! A J Irwin J: . Fairfield;, Van.-amp, Melamora; W H F.s.n.. Wm Crion; Mr K. bhumwav, tluol.pssille; I) Heaves, Lihertv: wholeaalr bv ti Hant'sl Co, tt Clttriw nati; Oleuit, McKeax'.nt Co, 127 Maiden Lane New York cit) t J B Faruham travelling gem; lo Ky rent in every town Inroigk the el Oat Wanted. TE will py Cishfor Oit. Septl-th B. H t J. C. 3CRTHN.