Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1848 — Page 3
From the Union, April 8. TIic Debate in the Senate on the French Congratulatory Resolutions.
MH. II A iVMJGAX'S SPEECH. We have not room this morning for the whole of tlie interesting debate in the Senate on Thursday, on th resolution of congratulations to the French people ; but we cheerfully make space for the very eloquent speech of the chairman of the committee on foreign relations, Mr. Ilannf an, who introduced the resolutions in response to the President's message.
W e will endeavor at an early day to give the whole ' vigorous manhood ! France will walk, and walk to of t!ii interesting debate. i noble and vigorous manhood ! This foehng inspires Mr. IlANXECiAX said : I will not detain the Son- solllc misgivings, not in the purity of intention which ate by entering into anv details cf the events which ; discloses this great struggle, but in the detail which we have all read in the newspapers with regard to j i ,,J peo" ,ne result. Her national assembly is, perV.hat has recentlv transpiri'il in F'rnnr. Ft Unnmurli baps, too numerous oue-iifih the number would
even upon the birth of an infant heir to unlimited despotism. Shall we fulter in a salutation to the presence of rational lilterty 1 I know the doubt, the fearful doubt, that exists in many of the greatest minds even in some of the most honored fathers that surround me ; arid I know, too, from conversion on all sides, as well as I can learn, that doubts can only be expressed by the word solicitude the deep, deep solicitude with which maternal love watches the first steps ef the idolized boy. Will he stumble! will he fall ! The fine-turned limb, the Hashing eve, forbid
the thought. He will walk, and walk to noble and
The Congressional news is as usual, unimportant as "proceedings." President making by the Whig House, leaves the Senate matter unfinished, and con
sequently but little is done in the way of legitimate ,
business. A portion of the whig majority are travelling and making speeches in JStatci about holding elections.
By Telegraph
to refer the senator from Connecticut to those detail
as furnishing an answer to the objection that nothing has been done to warrant congratulations from America to France. Mr. NILES. The senator entirclv misunderstood
I paid that the resolution of the senator from
me
have represented all the departments, all the interests
of the r rench people, and avoided the dingers of fa.e
tu
tibi: markets. opied fron the Cincinnati Enquirer and Gazette.
Cincinnati, April 15, 0 P. M. F'"ur The transactions indicated no change in the market. The F iles were K'O brN. from store, at $1:15
delivered; 100 do. from store, 57 and 03 do. Irom ca-
Augiist Election. The following announcements are made, subject to the decision of the Democratic county convention : Vor Representatives. Gen. JAMES P. DRAKE, GEORGE A. CHAPMAN, DANIEL MOORE. For Sheriff. ELI HA V ERSTICK, JACOR V AN DEG RIFF. For Recorder. CHARLES STEPHENS,
ZENAS LAKE. JOHN S. ALLEN.
lion and tumult. Rut I can feel no doubt of the issue, j ,n ho, ,imj )) do. fr01II rail-road, all at -1:40. There
1 he descendants of the consecrated Gironue, united : was a "oud deal of willingness to cell at the latter
Ohio went beyond anything that had been done.
.Mr. 1IANNEGAN. I am happy to hear the explanation of the spnator, although I still differ with
Mm in his construction of the resolution. The sena-
the hope
tor fr
om
v
evv Hampshire expressed
mat me r rench people might be enabled to persevere, even unto the shedding of blood. To that I respond, if it be necessary ! Rut I fervently trust in God that not one drop of human blood may flow in this great revolution. Mr. HALE. I said that I desired the French people Would be faithful unto death. " Air. HAXNE(;aN. That, of course, im Mir the shedding- uf Mcod. But I trust no neck will be brought to the block that no I lUinin miserv, but that unmingled human happiness may flow from tins great movement. And now, sir, it is due to the honorable senator
irotn Ohio and rnispR, that I should make a brief exj'hwi.itioo. When the nnsaie of the President wns communicated to us on Monday last, it wns, on my motion, referred to the committee on foreign relition; v.i.-i I then stated to the Senate that it was not my intention to interfere with Iiis resolution. I will carry out my purpose in that respect; for, although, as ihe organ of the rommjttee, 1 reported the resolutions which have been read this nnrnig, and although I prefer them, a th?y go further in expressing my views, yet J will never place myself in a position in which I can, for an instant, be suspected of public or private treachery. I suggested to the senater from Oiiio, in the rnoruing on which lie introduced his resolution, tint he hid better do it at once. I then committed myself to his resolution ; and I shall carry cut the committal by any vole which I may be called en to gtie. The resolutions of the cornmittte on foreign relations, indeed, express the same sentiment's find feeling os the resolution cf the Senator from Ohio, r.nd entir-Iy accord with resolutions which have been prepared bv other senators amongst them, my friend from New" York, 31 r. Pix. They all cmbody public sentiment, and no more. All convey nothing more than what fell from the lips, and came
fresh and warm from the hearts if every dav-b-borer
around your Capitol grounds, as he exchanged congratulation? and shook hands with his associate, on
tl.e intelligence of these nl.jn.ius events. My fnend J
irom (J:no, however, with characteristic boldness leading, as he always leads worthily, when the great principles of human liberty are at stake came forward the moment that the tidings reached u, and pave notice of his intention to introduce such a resolution. A9 the origir.ator, then, of this procedure, to him belongs the credit, let the details be what they may, of the action which the Senate may adopt. And here I may, without impropriety, remark, that to the
teuator trum North Carolina Mr. Mangum is chiefly due the credit of the resolutions reported from the committee. His valuable suggestions in the committee room reduced my share of their preparation to little more than draughting them. Rut this is of little consequence cither to him or to myself. Neither of us seeks the "bubble reputation" which is to be gained at the point of a resolution. He, I know, is above it ; and I trust I am.
The senator from Connecticut Mr. Baldwin re
with the schools po:ytethniqiie, supported by the press and the intelligence of France, will avoid the terrible obstacle of the Mountain and the Jacobin on their way to regulated, constitutional liberty. I trust w it Ib ab. ding confidence in the moderation, the wisdom, the public virtue, the intellect of France. I rest as seated on. a rock, upon the steady patriotism of tlin French people, in sustaining those great intellects who lead the way, pointing to the high destiny of France with all the sublimity of faith, all the fervor of the seer. I dread no rising cloud w hich my friend from Alabama Mr. lhgby pictured the other dav ; I will not fear the baleful cloud of ainrchv, lighted from every verge by concentric fires, mid sweeping on the tempest wings to blast with its thun!er!)'jlts the new-sprung hopes of freedom and mankind. Perish the thmigot ! the prospect shall be lighted only bv w.Hambr'iit lire of exultant hope! At this hour tl.e pirit ot freedom is on foot in lauds and amongst people, where its faintest sighs have been unheard for centuries. Italy, the. schoolboy's theme, the hind of his golden visions a;d his dreams of Cu'sar and of Tacitus and of o!d lib? rty1'iviog lermany, nre njain warmed by the celestial flame. Europe is rocked by a moral earthquake. Every successive throe discloses some new breathingplace for the subterranean lire, which, long suppressed, is bursting with more than volcanic power into the light and the approving presence of God. ?ir, our example has done all this. The oppressed and famine-stricken of the Old World have annually
flocked by thousands for refuge to us, the only resting-place for over-tasked humanity. They have drunk of the cup which never exhausts they have fed at the hoard whose necromantic supplies ere spread with more than 'Bacchanal profusion." They have bowed at the altar of their own God unquestioned, and lUtrntd to the ministrations of his priest undisturbrd. They have walked by day, and slept by night, in security the rude latch their only guard rind no proud emissary of oppression to wither by Iiis tread the green sward before their humble door. They hive found a home Where gods might love to dwell And wander with delight, or sit amid Its cacied shades ! All this they have written, ship load after fdiip load, to those they have left behind ; and thus the si
lent and invisible power of the Almighty has brought
the masses to the aid of the mailer spirits that from
rate. Provisions Barrel! Porl
on
is still inactive, and the
ly sale reported was a fiinll lot thin Mess at&7. .WoAiMoSales of 70 bris. N. O. at uc; rj.r do.
at tdl. SugarA pale of 8 hhds. N. 0. at 4lc; 125 boxes common White Havana on private terms. Coffee Sales of 303 bags good fair Rio, at Tjc. Litt. seed Oil A gale of 1U brls. from store, at5:Jii; 23 do. at 5;Jc. Lumber A sale of 10 M. tight Brl. Staves at G; 10 M. extra do. at S;S. Cheese A sale of 150 boxes new, unselcctcd, for shipment, at Sijc. DOMES I1C MARKETS. New York, At-ril 15, 7, P. M. Tl'cie is a modeiatc demand for Flour for Ihe Eat and home consumption. The sale c.mpric 2'JÜO brls at $6:25 a 6:37 for tleiusee, and f G;00 for We-tern. The maikct fi Corn and O.iH i dull. Wheat is also heavy and has a downward tendency. There ii more in vetiient in I'.rU, and price aie a shade better. The nrnkt-t closes at $S:37$iS:5'J for Piirnc, and $10:t0aIÜ:12 foi Mess F"i Laid there is a good denand, with tales of Western at t-it4C. Of other at tides the sales ate only for the supply of de regular traJc demand. Philadelphia, Apiil 15, 8 P. M. Moderate sales of Flour at i5:93.b:00.
There have beta do sales el" Whe.it worthy of icport.
Com is heavy. Baltimore, April 15, 8, P. M.
Small sales of Ho.vard Street Flour at f5:SlJ, ai d of City Mills at 6:00. trinket dull, but holders aie stitf". Coiurneal
range fiom 2:2j to 2:43.
Sales of Piiiae white Wheat at $1:401:43 and of red at
1:32a 1:35. Pittsburgh, Apt it 15,8 P.M. Tha market for Flour is active and dim at $4:32j.
Saks of 50.0u() lbs Harou at 3j for ho rouud aud 5c for
Ilatn. Laid tu ill:: 54 jü?.
S de of Sugar at 4a5c. Molasses 27a2bc, and Rio Coffee
The liver is fallir with 5 feet water in the channel.
OCT" 'Pb New York city election for mayor has
resulted iii the election of Ilaverrnaycr, the dein ocralic candid-ite, hy a nnjority of several thousand
Married. On the loth inst. by Tuomas Morrow,
Esq., Mr. William N. Gladden, to Miss Marv
Cokiuly, d:turhitr ot Mr. Jert-unah and Jane Cor-
balv, both of this countv.
r.lAKRiF.D. On the 12ih lust., at the npidenc of
Cd. P. F. Tuley, nt New Alban v. bv Rev. Seth
roodrufl', ChA. Allen E. Taylor, formerly of Hall-
ston pa, aratoa county, New 1 erk, to .Miss
Julia L. Tulky, of Louisville, Ky.
Married On Thursday even'm:, the 13t!i invt. by
Mr. Uufley, .vir. Gilvork Jordan to Miss Har
riet McLauuhlin. all of thi ritv.
Uev
,i:v )iti,i:i.s.
!ll)d rrime N. O. Sugnr i biU 2 Mackerel,
Ulla .(. J 10
5 i I) rid No. 1 do , y 4 brU .No. y flo , H Kilts No. 1 do., 6 kilts Stlmon, 1 l r: .Maid T, 2c croons Indigo, ?(j iMgl t'otrre, 'A 2 l.rls Klon.!. Tnr, 5 btikra Oar Tobacco,
00 brh (.'milled do.
9 brls S. t). M. (lasses,
H I hits io.
t brH jMJijnr Monw Molosses,
4; lirls Holden Syrup,
30 boxes liui-. an H. P. lea?,
5 I oim a.-ioleu Caiiulcs,
fibißi spice,
19 h;i IVpper. 1 Im ix-.- Kailii, 41 I and i boxt-s Kuljins.
All tli a'oove coodj have been selectrd with care by on of th firm, ami will be fnuiid to tie of aiiKnni qn-ilily. Merchants mid oUittiH nir inviti'd to e til mid rxamnit; our rio,k, with in aidxrancn Ui.it ve will eil them c-hmU low ;H thy r;inbe hough l at Clnciunati .r Ma.llioo.nd liog Irnuhts. HLYTIIK At HolJ.AMI, nprl7 llBllrn.lU Pr-jKil F.trlld. njK ACOCK and liimnl I'IimicIi from the nmnn factory or HtchiL ard-Hii fii Taylor, .Madison, Indlini, atii;trior article. ÜLYTIIK HOLLAND, aprl? Ii:iilri:l Loot ensi iid. XEXV IIOOZ1S! 'JQl ffORTtlSON &- T. LUuTT are ojninji a fine addition totlir iVU present lock ol" Ixiok. I la viog mule their purrli.ises at l.'ie prinj; 1 nde Sal : ,lhey are r-mtild to otltr unusual inducernents to buyer. They keep a U rye supply of .M EDI CIL slJVD LAW BOOKS, Which will be ixiM U the to vr-4 pricei. Ttiny desire to ci!l sjteci.il atention to an extensive and beautiful assort ment of Cbildren'a UoorS tf eery t'Md and price. uprI7 One dmtr weüt of Krowning'a. 5 LUNIK llatihurttvi's Yankee Stories, Tr.ivrN over the Uocky Mountain, by Joel Palmer, Sketche .-if tfie eiirly gettleuieniM ot th West, SSiiliitliiil.&c.&c. MOKUISON & TALBOTT, nor 17 t ne door went of BrvnngV.
3 Ki; IHOVK.N'S folieciion ot Sacred Muic an arranceuient 9 irom the Cuinjiosilituwiif Ueethoven. ITtydn and Mozart.
By tlic President of tlie l uitnl Males. y&j. l N pursuance tf law, I, JAMES K. FOLK. President of the IrVwii U United State of Amerie, do hereby declare and make known that public salea will be fceld at the undermentioned Land Of fice in the State of Indiana, at the period hereinafter designated. Tor the sale of the follow um described lands mtuled in the late Miaiu cession?, in naid sute lo wit : At the Land Olüce at INDIANAPOLIS, comtnencing on Monday, the fourth day of September next, lor the di.-tpoaal of Ihn public land within the undermentioned township and fractional townships, te w it Xurth of the base line and east rf the, tecond principal meridian. Fractional townuhip twenty-one, twenty two, mid twenty three, In the former '(Ireat Miami Hesrrvr," of range on. Ftartional township twenty one, and townships Iwenty-two and twenty three in the former "Great Miami Reset," of ranges two, Ihrer, four, five, and fix. Fractional township twenty two and twenty-three in the formet 'Great Miami Rejwrve," of r.mse seven. Fraction d township twenty three in the fiwmrr reserve r "two mill- i.iare i n the S.'ihmanie river.'' of nns tlnrteeu and fourteen.
At the land Office at FOUT WAYNG, i-.oimneni in on Muiftny the eighteenth day f SejUemhe' next, fi,r the dipal ot the jiubhc Inndii "within the undermentioned townships and fractional towrnhip .Yurth f the base line and east of the second principal meridian. Townstnp twenty f'ir, an I twenty-rive, and twen'y six, and fractioiut tow -iichip twenty -seven in the former "Great Miami Reserve," of r&nges five and six. Fractional townships twenty four, twenly five twenty-six, twentyseven, in th former "Gre.ii Miami Kerve," and fi actional townships ihirry-iliree and thirty four in the former teserve at "Flat Celly'f Viil.iiie," of ran:e sever.. Fiaction-il townships twenty-even and twenty -eisht, in the former reserve of "Six miles s pjire at the forks of the Walli river," and fracli'inal townships thiny three and thirty four, in the former reset at "Flat Nelly's Viltase," of range eight. Fractionel town-hips twenty-seven and twenty eijht, in the former reserve of Six miles square at the forks of the Wabash river,' and fractional township thirty-one, in the former reserve at "Seek's village," of run tie nine. Frartional township tveiity-seven, in the former reserve at "Flat Rock ; fractional lovvnhips tvventy-iRht. twrhty-oine, aud thirty, in the iiirtnrr reserves nt the "Mouth ol ttie Ahoite liver," nnd thellacKn Village." and fractional township thiitj -one, in the former reserve at "Seek's Village," of range ten. Fractional townships tweniy-tieveii, twenty-eight, twenty-nine, and thirty, in the former teserves at "Flu Kock," the "Mouth of the Atoile river," and the "Racoon Village." of ranpe eleven. Fraction d townships tweoty-ei;hl and t'.veiity-nine, in the former rrw-rve at the Mouth of the A holte river," of range twelve. At the Land official VVINAM AO, coniuieiicini on Monday, the twenty fiflii d iy of September next, for the di-piil of public lands within the undermenl mued towiistiiiis and fr.H li.nl townships to wit: .urlh of the bti?c line and east of the second principal meridian Fractional townships twenty four, twenty-five and twenty six, in tlie fonuer '-Great Miami Reserve." of r.nme one. Townships twenty-four, twenty-five, and twenty six, and fractional tow in hip twenty seven, in tlie lornier "Ureal Miami Reserve," of ranges two and three. -Townships twenty foui, twenty five, and twenty M, and fractional townships twenty seven and twenty-eight, in tlie former "(Ireat V nmi Reserve," and ihe 'Reserve between tl and Wabash river," of ranc four.
Fmciional townships twenty seven and twenty eight, in the former reserve "between the Wabash and F.el rivers," of range five. Lands appropriated by law for tlie use of s iioo's, military, or other purioses, and alternate sections granted lo the Slate ot Indiana, "for Iii purpose of aitling said State in pi ning a tanal t i Coimeel the wa tersof the Wabash river with tho-e ot Like Hne," by the act rpproved 2d March, lt?27, togeth r with Ihe tract which have been elected and appinwd under the act of ihe2'.th August, 112, in lieu of the portions of said attentate sections eivereil by individual Indian reserves under the treaties, will be excluded Inim Ihe sa'.es. The lands will not be sold for a less price than iwa dollars per acte, as provided by the first section of the act entniled '-An Act to gnnt therein of pre-emption lo actual M-Uler on tlie land acquired by treaty from the Miami Indians, in I loliana," ai proved on the 3d of Angus', is-lli. Anl tiie oircring of ihe name will t-e nimmt need o l the dav s appointed, a nd proceed in the sani order in which lliey nro Hdver'.iseil , with a'l convenient disp.itrh, until the w hole shall have tieeu offered, nnd Ihe s ties thus closed. Itut ru sale sli ill le kept open hnigtrthati two weeks, ami no private entiy of any of the lands will be admitted uniil after the expira' ion of ihe two weeks.
tiiveu under my han l, at the city of WasTiinjjton, this twentyfifth day of May. anno domini.onti thousand tight hundred anj
IiitAc;c;s i mm a: ilti:i vi:;i;taTiioc?(jicat Popular Medicine Of tilt lny Vast niuoiuit used prr month I'll- iitimeroiis anil Wontirtful Cure II cflccrS -U ?I;iicil i:ile t upon ICilious Fvr, anl Fever sind Atfiic fircut i:cilrnient aniont: tlic llocfors ! 'gHB lDIN UlUKJI VlOtTillf St04 C04TBD Pita. r now admitted, on all hands, to Lethe moste'rHrdimry and valuable medicine in peut-ral use. It not only acts asaspecif.c ujn P.ilious and Tvplius Kevers, Chills an 1 Fever, an I ft v er and A'iie of the west and so ith, but in all diseases of debility, weak stomach, indigestion, loss, ut appi tite.impuiity of the blood, and all diseases prevalent in a western and 'OUthern clmidte. Their Rieat po er consists in their peculiar ettect upon all the organs of ti e.
ytt in, and the rapid formation of new una runt,iooa, wnicuii ey
produce. In this lies the great secret ol tneir surce. iu. ) 11 mild and pleasai.t in tl.eir action, but earching and perraanent in their cdect ; peiietii.ting the remotest recesses of the system ty their rea.'.y absorption iüto the 1 loo 1, thereby infus. op a new nn-
ply ot vitality and nervous power into all the macniniry oi me. The extensive popularity they have acquired al.over the weKtt,ad south, ensures sale of at leafct
50.000 itnxc DW ?Toillll.
And wc find it dulicult. with our larire force of hand, and the litt
improvements in machinery which we have adopted, to manufac
ture them last enough to supply the demand in thirteen trn
and southern Mates I One iarjre manufactory is constantly en. gageliu preparing the various concentrated extrartt of nhich tley are composed. From the tuM information we can ottsin from our c0UJ selling agents, an 1 hosts of attentive correspondents in allpditsof the tountrj , our medicine cures, j r month, not less than 10,U(Kl cases cf Fcxer and Ajjue, one thousind of which bar
resisteu au oinT tri aim ni ; l.jisicasus ol Bilious Fever ;
do of weakness and general debility ',
vf various chronic diseases ; of weak stomach auj loss of appetite of Dyspepsia ; of HheumntiKn : of Female complaint!; of Ajrue :ake, or Kilarged Spleen ; of Liver C'in; laint ;
of Scarlet V r er ;
of Typhu
2,no
Hid l.'joo 1.-2O0 l.rxo 50U 4011 3(0
ill do Co do I'.O do rlo do ddo
aprl"
MUllItlSOX &. TALItoTT',
One diHir west of lln-vvninf 's.
JIouKir.LK Akaik. Tiie steamer .Magnolia,
which arrived lat niht, rqiorls tin; followinj liorrible circumstance, wuich occurtd ujkui that boat on her last ujmard trip: When iifarinp; Natchez, on Wiilnesd'iy ni;:ht, the barber of the bout, whose mime is ilriscoe, violated the person ?f u German emirnnt
their closets have 90 lon invoked the blesiiifs of i and then, in order to conceal his crime, threw
freedom. Uut perhaps I wander. I will only udd, that rny vote ehall be o;iveti with heartlelt pli;:.sure at once for theee or any Mmilar resolutions; and 1 trust that the vute mny be taken this day, so that the intelligence may be conveyed to France in the Cambria, which sails on Saturday next. I am not prepared, however, to ptop at this. When the National Assembly .vhich is to convene on the 0th of April hall hav-; closed its deliberations by pivieg1 to France a cunslitntion after o'.ir own model, I would go further ; I would send a solemn ciiibafiae ; its members composed of the Fno'v-crowned ami most honored servants of our republic; those who have given the energy of a long life to liberty and their country, and whoK? mellow but nil-radiant light still re.ts upon the theatre of action. I would send such an embays v in
the name and with the spirit of our people, to fratcr-
marked the other diVi that there v-ere no precedents nlsfJ u'I,n ,ne descendants of those who shed their
lor this procedure. I think that if he will look back
to the period of the first revolution in France, he will there discover a precedent in the conduct of Washington himself. When Louis XVI communicated to General Wn-hington, then President if the United States, the fact that he had signed the constitution dictated to hirn by the National" Assembly, and that lie had given to the French people an extension of the elective franrhie and other privileges before unknown, Washington, in a brief message, announced the intelligence to Congress?, and it was responded to in scparite resolutions by the two houses, which were transmitted by the President to the King of France. "When, at a later period, on the establishment of a
republic before th downfall of Robespierre and Ms- i"u
rtu, we rerrained from transmitting congratulatory resolutions, the reason, as will be fresh in the recol
lection of senator, was, that we were then
blood on the btittle-tields of our own revolution.
Military I.aml Warrants. For the information of the holders of Military Bounty Land Warrants, wc publish the following Circular of the Commissioner of the General Land Office to Registers and Receivers of the United States Land Otlices. ArarL 1, 1S4S. GeifTLEMr? : The location of Bounty Laud Warrant, itsueJ under the 9ih section of the act of 11th Febiuary, 1M7, has become the tuSject cf to rrnny injjiiies from the olBcen if the local land ulfice, ant from piivate individual, that, to obviate the iucesify of fui ther correspondence,
it i ueemed advisable to issue Ihe annexed additional Cir-
r of Imtiuctioni iu tefeicocc to the seveial nuints of
inquiiy : 1st. The Warrant Certificate issued unJer the 9th section of the act of 11th Febiuaiy, 1S47, by the deciioo of the
Secretary of the Treasury, may be located by ihe soldieri
in lintni
rent danger of i-mli
- ' a M llil A U liV, V i . 1
Mr ' T FUl'IV r.1i .1 . tt iIia iiitiii'vi c?, uj'iin any naci ti niiu wnicii mey may I e enti -Ir. LA LÜH V.,11 the senator allow me tot,ed (o tne LatM, UtTlC(: U)der th' er?erai inquire wi.elher there be any precedent ot a joint re- I empt ion law, whether the same has or has nut been oflercl solution ot the two houses of Congress, in tlie name ; at public sale. Tnii deoii m does not embrace any of the cf th3 Arneriran people, requesting the President to Public Lands which have been reserved for any special puitransiiit the resolutions t a foreign Government ! yr a"' w,,ich "e subJect U pie-empiiou under p-cul Wr IIU'VIYmv r i . e " ;... law, or any Ihe puce of which exceeds the minimum of ioi-it U.;.iMn f' . .1 ? of no instance of . x ,v, per acre. Yuu will, iberefuie. up,.o the publishing joint .eso u.ion, but the separate resolutions to V.hxll vt a pie-. rnpti.n, undrr ihe act of 4th of September, 1841. 1 have nlluded were of the t-arne import. Rut I by the sol Jier or warraniee, permit the locitijii of the Waifrankly eonftss, tint I dislike the word "precedent," j rant ' tract. If the niea of the tract so luc-Uil be V. hen we are en'a'pd in le.rilatin on such a subject i "b3" the amount of the Warrant, the excess is to be
. , . . paia lor, ana a receipt why no precedent has been pre- i f.
her overboard. Roth acts were seen by a lady in the cabin, who unfortunately, gave the alarm too late. The scoundrel was immediately arrested, and lodged in jail at Natchez. .V. O. Com. liul., Murch'Sl. Mr. Henley, in a late speech on the Mexican war,
said : "The paper wrapper of a Mexican catndge, a I tnis'ilc of death fired at us at Ricna Vista, nnd picked ! up by one of his constituents, wns a part of Webster's
Pniladelphia speech. His authority for this was Major Craviti, Ciipt. Davis, and Lieut. hank, of the Indiana volunteers. The paper was still in possession of one of these gentleinm." rjCic.u rala Twnus and Keakney were tendered a public dinner by the citizens of N. Orleane, on the
3Kt ultimo, winch they declined. The former left on the lt instant fr ins home in Georgia, from which he Ins been absent for live years; and the latter left on the !JJ for Vera Cruz. Illnf.ss of Gen. Scott. The New Orleans Delta of the VA) ult., speaking of Gen. IScott in connection with the annoying circumstances of the court martial, says that he "has exhibited the signs of serious indisposition end physical debility. " We trust that they will prove to be of no serious character or permanent duration. fjT The store of Mr, Seatox, of Ccntreville, Indian, was net on fire a few day since. The injury to the building was slight, but goods were destroyed to the amount of si, 000. The beautiful Seminary
I buildings at Cambridge city, Indiana, were entirely ' destroyed by lire on the 'M infant. j The License Question in Vermont. The official majority for "License" in the State of Vermont I is thirteen ! A pretty cloe contest : 1,5 11 votes were
cast.
JOHN J. URlT.MMO.NI, of NotiWvitt-, I roliaun, wdurol UJ? my wiie, fVw ilüv since ,aiiil oVoutft Ui parts unknown lo niw. This iiiümo'i m t'iri lrel h:is sureeedd in adoring on ol the est of wives ami broken up my fontly, consisting of my wife mnl five clnMreii, nii'l reii'lTf! inyf 11" ths iiumi miserable of inort.il!. For twelve lone e.trs niv wile and I h id lived in the enjoyment of the
reatfst domestic happiness. I considered my Keif the hai piest of meii lirillC ill the possssiil of a wife vl.in 1 it-e:orl n par lfTn of
domestic liiielily and lemaie purity, lint alls, me wicked Kp- iler came. I dire ih it ou, Mr. 1-ldiUir, will publi.-di this brief noti.;e ol this robber of female virtue, lint b m iy be ir"wrly estimated In lbn!e rH wlierr lie lnrll lo, and I lint he may receive .some punish rneiit lor his wicked conduct, nnd scorn of he holy paying, '"Thoae
whomUodh:illi joineill 'Selher let not nun pnl asiiii.ier."
Willtho editor ttirounhoutthe State copy.
AUSTIN TURNER.
I01-3ino.
''f DOZl'N Hens and 100 tl.en Turkeys, delivered at ZmZrtPvv iniiirs Tavern, mwlh of t tin Court llo-Me, Indianapo
lis, by the 1st of Maj , I"'. For which Jl per ier dozen will be paid
for lien", and 't per üozen lor J urKeys. 1,11-lM.May. ABNElt SMITH.
Thr. (Had 'Pilings that irnall Outlays have Hc:ili.iMt 1'riiiccly B'ortnnes, it niJ.MiOrs aii-rAir:i stoke
"HK present is an aje of Revolution. Whib- the people of Europe havcl-een ovei turning thioni's at the point of the bayonet, a iniirhtv revoiuTion ha lt"i ijoiii o:i in our own land a tevc luti.ni w'hi'h hs swept avrav Hiu i.ih prices of last yeir, and
its rredeevssom. A reduction ol more ihm tweutvper cent, on
my pres.-nt h -kv y stock ot Dry (loo U, has been amon-r t'ic happy
Conseijuence of this gn:;it Itcvoliilion. 1 he. pust kcasun I.m been famous fir the pro dm tion of .Vfio and Beautiful Styles, all of which
will be found in rny re-t nt heavy mock, ol Fun' :mtl lnuy Iry CooiIn, which in oint of brnuty and tpltndvr, clie all previous exhibi tioinat l is Cheno Ciisk Store.
I can and am determined to otfer creater indncementi to pur
chaser thin any other establishment in th city, as my stock U almost entirely new and of direct importations, and my sales are confined exclusively to Cash, or good Pivdu.ce. To you who pur rh:ise for rendv monev. I only say toone and all, come and exam
ine for Yourselven, i. I am determined to sell at cheap, or a little
cheiper thanthetheape.it, and will wait on the buyer of ninepenny
falicoes, as politely a on tne purcinser oi twenty dollar l.roac ClotW. It is unnecessary and im.io-nitde to enumerate our well se
lected itock of gcKjls for the LADIES, kucIi as Lawns, Dalzorinen,
fiini;h.ims, Prints, flu Is, AcC ; or ourlir-e stock or Clo.hs, Casimeres. Uassinets, Sic, fur üEVTLEMF.N. JOHN S. DUNLOI', Jr.. Jll the Di'igonal Comer, east vf Vu Indianapolis Branch Bank. Aprils, I-1-. 11 y
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A Iti.UMKX. TO ikikti-:ks. rPMK. Uiiilemijned, hein desirous of rtümiuishini the Printing JL It, i.r th? i.uri-ose of frt'lio Up his outstanding ar.
O'ii.ts w Inch have
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Tin utidertiitriieil will commence the publication of
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The reason whv no nreclei.t has heen yre- i P"a ,or! ,,su.tJ. ' .c receiver, a-reeaoiy to u.e iwum i uicir ceieuraieu wu oiVl.M-U,
that the event t.elf is without orecedent ! ! 'USIIU"WM Cü,uai,iea 1,1 ine Uicul" 01 lst Uc,uljer commencing about the ÜOth of Mny, nd Publi,hed
I hitve, indeed, heard o!jcctio:w urged in h:!; quar- 2d An assignee of a Warrant can make his location only till the Presidential election, making 'S) numbers pre-
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iers. 1 HC UIStlliTtiiafiPM cpn;itrr tmtn Sni .Mi nrn inn Upon land Which 1 "SUhiert In urinal rntrii
ns tins ! Fented, i
has expressed hid opinion that we h id U tter defer I lon f the lw tht u- Wmum shall
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be located upon
our action. These and other oh.HrTin:, mirle to the ! ,a!'d ' which "there hall Le a pie-emption iisht, or upo.i
;.nrnt,(i11. . , P .. ' J . , ; which there shall te an actual seltlenunt and cuitivatioii." immediate action ol the N nate uia these rejoin- , Thc C0I1n,uclidn Kiven b this office u thi proviMon is, tion.-, I have weighed, Q3 I feel they deserve, with the j that its intent was tu prevent iintifcience with the nhti of utmost seriousness. At one time 1 was inclined ! a third person, ai,d that it was not intended to apply to an arid o expressed mvcelf In the semtnr mv friend t 1,1,!ivi haldin a Warrant as asinee,' who mi'hl hve a
- ii ' . I tirA.nnritinn firhf t r cAftlmniirl ..illii'.! i.in I. w V.
j would entitle him to a pre-emption, upon a tiact of laud y'suhjtct to private entry" You will, theiefoie, when an J aiiiuet of a Wanaut makes application lo locate the same I lltion a tract of land t&uhirt In -nrirnt mntrti fr ,t.l Y m
to the new republic of France our con"ratula-! hl a Pe-emptioo, for u Inch he ha hied a declaratory state-
For the il nf m,. T M...,t ...-V.v.1 "'""j .uP" nien ne nas a stti.emei.t ana cultivation.
inthnsfor, v -1 1 . ' - jpenpit hun to do ... It the tract contain an excess over 111 l lie PI CT. All Inmi W mmtniwl iirniiiwt ?t fi C ' ... . - . . ..
r . . " v....... .... -"line warianr, ine circular ol 1st October, 1&47, gives you a:t ot interference with the alftirs of other? an i instiuctions.
Iro:n Ul.lo to rvistuone nrfinn until up sliuf.!.! heir
of the actual meeting of the national assembly ; but all my subsequent reflection tenJs tt the conclusio n
tin we etiouiU t: once, nnd without hesitation, ten
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tlons
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ni Tinr in r.. iA 1 i . -j 1 1 i. .1 1 ,1 0
" i,n -o''iesi cnsctiueiices, can leaci to our i fii nie noioer oi a wairant hau inäit tipm
riltanfjlcmeiit ll Luropenu dilllctilties It has cver'rnakl" "location upon a tract fr which a declaration has been the custom of nations to exchange con 'ratwla- j '.u V"lher p ,,"D' y 'U Wi" pfrmil him 10 dj t0' lin-n nn-i rnfie.f.nt, - Tr , . aaJavit ftk-ij by such Applicant i if nioie weicht than Uü.H Loa rnoMClitous occasions and fortunate re- j the l(ilie Matemeilt of u,c aliped p.e-..,ptor, ..,! .. evil i i- !Ci,U "'bl' ,t"ult tT(,m this cui?e. If the d-claratp-u In the history or man, there Ini occurred no more should piove io le that .f a bona fide prc-cmp'or. notwithlinl event than the recent French revolution. It is mark- j aJ atfidavit, the pie-emptor will, upon duly eubrd all over, at everv step, from first tu last, from the 1 !!""Ä fh,s clairn obtain hi, entiy, and the location ly the higltto the humblest actor, by a moral jrrandeur ; 'ii that fin.U its only prototype in the conduct ot otir own the pic-impior to prove up, and the cac nuttd on the ab-heavLMi-guide' ancestor. Wiien revolts occur in!tiact. kingdoms when man, lathed to phrensy hy all the . "- An' l"l suhdivii -n may be located by a warrant, woes of oppression, rises to Mrike a sin-'Ie blnv, and !";h" V"e or d,,rclfnl ctwrn ai.d townships piovidcd r,ij c V. .r 1 1 . .1 . 1 I the sevetal tracts are "in one body," that is, conti sums or lall Irom the ignominious scatlold to the uncounted j separated by a line. grave when the chains vf the oppressor are thus ri- 5th. The affidavit rruuircd of the locator of a Warrant.
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veut'ü tigliter and tighter when humanity and huer- I shewing tint the lai d is vacant, may be nnde cither by the ty have been laid together in a common grave I party himself, or by any diintie-.t. d credible witness who t:.en monarchs have nlVn exchanged congratulations. I "n rn.ake il f.,r.hifn.. the satisf.ction of the Kcuii-er and
, . i r- "Reiver; anil the alii lavit, when made by a paity who has At this hour, when emaucipattd France ciuanci-1 a plt..rniplin ri,hff or a ;f.ttlement and cul.ivat.on in his
Gth. The date of location ei.teie 1 on the abstracts, should
agiee with tiMt of the location made by the paity. 1 am, very respectfully, your obedient servant, ' KICIIARD M. YOUNG, Commistiontr.
patrd without a crime, without a stain extends her '. own light, may Le modifieJ to ihow the fact.
new-born hand, and from her cradle litis her emlling front, gazing at us, shall we paus? coldly pause and give back the look with marble features 1 or shall we return the smile, and, with our heartfelt salutations, cl.ecr her to the richer than golden harvest 1 If there was anything in these resolutions contrary to tne usages of nations any principle at war with the
proprieties of international communication, I bhould feel bound, from thi? high place, to hesitate and weigh every contingent result. Uut 1 :m unible to discover the rule or the reason against a national salutation from the matron government of republican America to the infant government of republican France. It is in the name of our people that we send the greeting. It is in obedience to the high behests of the ever active, the hundred-eyed genius of our institutions. We send to a recognised government recognised by all the foreign otficials of France, so far asl can learn. Our own minister led the way. I trembled when thc first news came, le?t he should t.nrirr bark waitinznn example. Uut I am happy to think
he In discharged his duty ; he went foremost ; and,
jf he had not better lor him, tar better, that lie thould we er again put his foot upon his native land. Why shall we ii"t, na representatives of our country end h'r institutions, salute those who are struggling to imitate us ! Monarch can salute monarch,
fjr Sympathy for Tenuis Ufiilliype. When the j news of Louis I'hillippe's llight from France arrived ,
in lioston, on Monday night, a brill-it4Xiy was coming olf in a fashionable quarter. 'HieKing's fall from greatness became the subject of conversation, and one superlative specimen of tall society a real topsawyer nmeng them remarked "Tin really sorry for Lewce Filei pe. I think he is to be pitied, lie is an accomplished gentleman, ami there ought to be a meeting of thc gentlemen of lioston, qualified by their wealth, poMtion and influence, to represent thc public opinion of the city, to prepare an address of sympathy with him in his misfortunes, and send it over to him by some delegate of acknowledged respectability and standing in the community.' Boston Post.
vious, and one subsequent, the last number of which will contain Ihe full oflicial vote of thc United States, nr.d which of itself will be fully worth the subscription price. Their facilities for rapidly publishing a larger edition have never equalled the present ; and they confidently look for a larger circulation than heretofore.
The character of the Coonskinner heretofore, is an earnest of what may be expected in future. No exertion shall be spared to improve its contents, embellished and otherwise. Its aim will bo to give a full support to the nominees of the Haltimorc Democratic Convention, and iu every fair and honorable way, to eut.iin tlie cherished principles of the Great Democratic party of the Union. Tin; importance of general nnd correct information during the coming contest, when a higl.tr than a
Kingly oflice is to be filled by the nubought votes of
a free and mighty people, should be apparent to all. Thiit Truth may be disseminated, and Falsehood and Error detected and oxnosed, we shall endeavor to ex-iTci-e more than ordinary vigilance, bringing to our aid experience nnd every facility within our reach.
Nor is our State election in August of less impor
tance. Our labors for yrars past will all he nothing, should we fail now in sustaining those measures which
have ho prospered tin; Slate the past five years. Once
more in th : foul embrace of federal whiggcry, and hack we return t our frmcr degraded position as a
In e, sovereign anu independent otale : And as
eternal vigilance is the price of liberty," let up all
re.-olxe, by upholding nnd sustaining Democratic doctrines, to continue those measures which none will deny have htenso beneficial to us as a State and ns tPizens.
M-b.-en eijrht ) ears aceuiuu larin , win tJSjoe (.ine one-half) of the frees .Types. Fixturei
Suhscriütion List. nnd"(lood Will" of the
wavivi: coim y ftii:;'Eii Kstaldishini nt. The raiteri.il nre in cood order, and embrace as great (if no' srt,;it,'r) variety of Fnncy Letter, us any other otttce in this section f the St.oe. Ti e eM.iMidiment ha a f.iir i-'ub-s.-riitini Lii, a co t t nniotint of r-.H-rtiiiig imd job woik, and Leina tht countv M.-.t ot" -O'd H'iyne''' t!i most populous and wi'jikl y county in ihe State, h;ivin; near One TuonAnnd It'ki? .Mijori'y. jjiv s the st j'"lihnn nt advantages lor a Whig paper which Hrr not to he totind in any other town in tl.e State. To a oJ Whi-i (aud none other) one-Lull" tiie olftce will be nold on very accomrno latino tfini. Any further "formation will be freely given, if appli:r.iVi le mude, eiih r personally or by letter. p.-t paid. IVser.sion iriven imtncliatel y. tV"lf the purclnuer desires it the otht-r h-'lf of the office w ill be tol l on fur Urni.
XJ"'Kdit'rt an.l pu'dishers hy copying the nhnve, or notii intr it in tlo-ir paper, wiil cooler a l.ivor on an .l l Typo, which will Le reciprocated if opportunity iould ever oirer. Ceutrevill,'. April II), 1SI. SAML'KL C. M Ell ED ITH.
M;ito oi' Ciiili:m:i, !I:iiitiitoii oiittly, ss. Is tue I'kodatk Cor bt or Hamilton roc-rv, Feb.tlrm, IStl On Cvmp'awt of In-olifney. I.-l ile ol JeSM' fit hetl, dec e.;j-d.
TV"OW rotnes Elilm fickett, ailinmisiruti r of ünid estate, hy Wili il Inm (Jarverhi attorney, and among other thinin it w as order
ed hy the court, after inspection rf the pretnist 8, lh:it the paid etsUile in dec I. ireil to le insolvent It i therefore uoondered by the court Hint
the rteditorsof sai.l deceived lie notih"il of the (tendency of thUfomnliint Lv niihliiMtinn in the Indiana tte Sentinel, a weekly news-
iMper printed and pu lifthed at Indiana(x4is, Maooti county, in thu tate, notify iiig such creililoi tliat utiles Iheir claim are presented
.iß iin-t n nd euie lor allowance wan.n trree months from the puhli
catkin of Ihia order, they will not bo entitled to payment. 15y the
fortv-?eve'i
liytlie I'resi.'.ciit : J MES K. TOLK KICHAUI) M. YOUNG, ('o:nmission t of the (lenenl Lnnd Otfice. NOTICE TO fUlM:M!'TION CLAIMANTS. Kvery person enti"!ed to the nsht of pre-emption to any l.inds withi i tiie townships and fractional townships ji'.ovp. enumcriitej, is ri iiuire I to estr.hlisli the ame to t':e atistjet on of the R.-cis .rr nn.l K.-ceivor of thc proper Lan 1 ilice, a:il inaU payment the- e for at t!(o rate of two dollars per acre, th.' price fixed by the act f third ot August, 1 S 1, a tuou us practicable after seeing this notice, ami Lelore the tl;iy appointed tor the comrnencemerit ot Ihe puliiic H:te of t.e lints e uhraciirj th tract c'aitie-d, o'herw ise each cUiHikhali be forfeited. 'RICHARD M. YOUNtJ. . Cnifnisioner of the (i.-iu rl Laud Othce March 4. -tll May lllwib. rosirox km i:mt Of the Land Salts in the 1 XI) IA XA PO LIS, FORT WAYXF, and WISAMAC District,
in the State of IXDIAXA. 1 jeOTICT. is hereby jriven, that the sales of the Imds in the MiXl ami cessions, in Indima, ordered by proclamation of the Fresi.Jent cf the United States, dated the iröt'h day of May , 1817, to be I. eld at tin; Land Otf.ce at In lidi.spolts, on the bth day of September, lS47;atthe Land OÜi e i t Fort Wayne on the '.'nth Septem er, 1-17 ; and at the Land Mthce at Winomar on tlie i7th September, 1 T, and which salei were, by a put;lic notice, i!ated the "2l day of July, IS IT, decl ired to be poRTpoi.ed until, nnd to cotnnieiice, on the -Jtith DrrcmVr, 1-47, are h re" y deciared to be m furtberjHt jKii.-.t until, an, I to commence, at the Lund rlire at Indiaiiupoli on Mondaj.lhe 1st day of May, Ir-Js-, at the Land Omce at Fort Wavne'on Monday, "the fth day ol May, 4S: and at the Land Ob fice";it Winainac on Monday, the IVh day of May, HH. Civn uinb-r my hand, at the City of Washiugtoii, this fourteenth day ol July, anno dominl lr47. Hy order of the "resident, UICHAKD M. YOUNG, I7ommisioncr of Uie(eural Land Office. J. II. wellcomiTe7 IM'ST.T IXIMA IA.11.D CD.MlT. 'pHE Proprietor would respect f illy inlorm the putdic that he - has now the satisfaction to oiler them a Cement which will wp'.d, beautiful'v and durably, all articles of CA. LAlti'Jir-V .1.VD (iL.iSS-i::iRF., SIUDES, 0R.YJMtYTS, MARBLE, irORY, 4c, without Iis figuring them in the least ; rendennsr them at once as useful for any put pose whatever as they were before broken, and not arlctted Ly beat, water, or air. This Cement is not weakened in the least when subjected to a Mrontc dry beat, or when immersed in hot water. The pub ic have lonir since felt the necessity of such an article, and in this their expectation will he fully realized, as it. renders any article ready for us in a short time. This preparation is used in India in making the finish of China, in applied without heat, and ran he used by a child. N. It. Families will see at once the importance of leoioin acquainted with the Lest and only article for durably repairing, when t' cost in sit trifling. 100 'Visl (CJ'The agent trill remain at Plaziert Hotel for one tceek from Menday, 11 th April. In the Mtirioit C'irniil Court. In Chancery. Alo'phus H. Smith, r.. Aaron AI lrilje et. ol. JAMES fiivan and It'in la tSivan his wife, and David Long and Hester Lo'iir his wife, who are defendants i:i tin-above Ciinse
an 1 are not resi tents of the St:ite of In diai.a, are hT-by uotified that on th: rlh diy of April, 117, aid jd tin iff did file h: cross lii:i in the nbove c nue aiiiut them and others, and it is now pe-i tin in n.ii 1 co-irt, and unless they appear and plead t. or an swer the .same 0!i or before th': ollinsof the cane at the next term of s ii 1 eon t. the same an 1 th.; matt rs mi l things therein co-ibunel as forth, will betaken ;.s confessed an. I held as true a'inst them. !" order of the court. Attest: lt. B. IlKNCAN. Clerk. Hy J.U. vVttKs, Diuly. William Qtiarlcs Srliritor. il.'i :aT
Kever ;
oi Pun i 1 S.n e Thront.
TliH must appear alrnt i-.orelitde.lmt the rtimerotis tetters from j.UyMciiins. rt. Tit--, un1 thoe bo use tlie tncJicir.c, iicm nil the w est ru an 1 souiht rn St.ites. sitily ns thst this is a moderate eiini;iv, hnd tht our u:eli ir.e is rnj 1 -! I y takirj the place of the various tugtir-coatid couutfjtii Li h are atioal. an.l lh- nunirrous tunic iiiinturi.s. mnde uhotly of yuininr, which aie injoed upon the pul lie I y m ii: -if ictnr.'rs w ho live, ,eft.iy nws trAcl Ur. Hri?Ks fornons Susar C,.4t,.d Indian diici n Ve.-i-tubl- fills areot two hin is th? t'aihai t üii.I 'Ionic. The Tonic pills nre peculiarly ddapte 1 to th quick and permaK lit cure t f Fever and Apue, torror of the Liver, an 1 enerl ! lilrty. It is in FevererJ ,Aiui', Chill Fever, Jw .. t'.rtt th'-y .T-hieve t Ii e ir greatest t riumphs. It rarely reijujres c i r twelve h'vjrs; or more than had i box of th'itoiiio p;l s to hre.-ik :h e'.i lis r.n ! e;rt-ct a perma.TMd rure wliih is rarely tVe e te w ith the tonic mixture of (jutnine. haw k t-1 at'O.it th" co'intry t.y iijriiirjiit pr. tenders . 1 hose who take the tonic pillo u lo ver .rke ll i m. Who cm H.m !ir.t!:n, that a medicine of s icti evtensive popularity , au 1 extr oi .fii arv vii tu. ti fchmild cuxx'-v (ire it eicitcm-nt amntr the Doctor t! The pnji i-e of physicians r.gai .st their it r at last ifivliiLj tot'ie play id reason , an. tue cenvictio- of fvrry-lljy eipeiiinri- a hich they derive from their patients and frieitds w ho ue them. Iiocto's are now almost every day sending ordrs from every
part of the country for a supply ol ihefce p ills to ue in tbtir practice. Here isone allthe way from tho State of MisKisippi.jut received. Let dortors and the sick look to it, and haaten to procure a supplv ol this wouderlul Tonic : I!r( ii Grove, Tivr!t f n., Mim , July I9th,l47. S To Dr. lirajjf, St. Lonii, Mitsouri : lhar Sir I have to ml rm vou th I Lave ued all cvir Tone Tills, und tl erelote prav j on t.i send me another snrply iu.joedi atelv. rs there i ii.u Ii ' lev er und a joe within the t.oun.lf ol my practice. ;.n-l I Jiar.ily know l ow to satisfy and cure my patii.ts without them. I hnve tboroni;hly tested yourTonir Tills in my praciie-throuh this c-ointrv, not o ilv in i hil!s an I lever, but in r. a I t$j k.iidftrer and l uve net wih ?"uch s iccevs from tl eir ose, that I now t.nd mif'lat a preat loss to tret ahnir w it! out them. ! consider them a jrreat ble-iiic to t'.- ..uj.V of the v e t and sontb. and l sm etisfied ihat thev are important in thc cure ol inure liSeats than you recommend th m for.
Dun't fail t. l.ir-A ard ma a siifi'ly by mail, as iiiickly as posii ! le. Jirectcd as above. Veiy respecttullj .your. JAMI'.S HOIiCKS, M. I. ---a-Forale. wholcfalc and r. tai hi S. J. WAt'H an 1 TOMUNHIV I'.KU I lll'KS, Ir.di :inapnli: "iL F.. G I' F.F.N, Btcwns. burtr- JOHN W. V AT MAN. IVtOorouph; CAVF. J. f-AIt TF.lt' J .m stown; 13. SWF. F.NEY. Itorlto,, ; UYH" WOOD. FOIU) Tk.nrr.tow.1 ; LANK s SION. Le' avon -, ITTZElt Sc WFLII Ea-r'e Vi!lp-e ; iUAFTt)N JOHNSON, Greenwood ; MWWÄlilNi; .V A1)AMS, Franklin; N. t). KOUINS. Edin-tur'-F.DWAltn T. DAV. Sl.t Ibvvile ; LUDLOW V KKNEDV Marion; IUA HAYI.KY, Fret-port; 11. l'IKRSON. Oie.-n-fieid WM. SILVER, rendition; WILLIS (i. ATHERTON.
sn.lerwn.town; J. lHn;ivi;r. riamneia; . . wai.io., hridirei'ort : W. J. I'NC.hKS, Helleville. Mav Joth. epWfcSWhl 2?is
court.
lui :iwm
JOII.N . IHJItNS, Cleik.
The majority in Illinois in favor of the new constitution will be between 40,000 and 50,000 ; in favor of the clause prohibiting the entrance of fre negroes into the Statu, about 30,000; in favor of the two-mill tax, to meet the State debt, from 10,000 to li?,0K.
To this end, te Cinn Skinner will also he devoted, not doubting that the Democracy will manfully sustain theufsclves in the coming contest. Tcwus. Single copy, 50 Ten copits, 1,50 Twenty copies, $,0U And all larger numbers in proportion. Q7Cash always in advance. Qt- Our Agents would gave us a very large amount of labor by having some person in their vicini-
i ty who will direct the papers, leaving it to us to en
velope them to one address only. In packages of 20, where this is done, we will add numbers enough to make it an ohjct, and so for larger numbers. CHAPsMANS & SPANN. (7- Will our brother editors please notice 1
BY virtue of a writ'f ee-uti.i (Fi Fa) to me dirr:ted from
P the clerk'i oifie of th eircuit court of the United State
for ihe district of Li lian t, I will o Ter for sale nt the Court House
door i i tl.e ci'y f In li.m inolis, Marion countv, Indiana, on the
-I'.Wx d iy ut Ap'il next between the honr of 10 A M. and 4 I. M.,
th:; rent an 1 tiroht. fr ;ven ) ears ot all the lollowra real es
tate, to-wit: Lot numbered 1, M'iare nnnihered KJ. as laid out
and recorded la tiiu Recorder's ortice of M:.rin county ty Klder
and McCnrty. Lot nnru' ered o, square numbered 'M, of the onui-
nnl i.l.it of the town of hi li.m:tpoIn. and all the following described pii"cc or parcel of 1 .nd, to-wit : commen.-in eighty nine fet an t two inches south of the nort!ioat corner of block or out lot
numhere 1 one Jiun lrel nnd seventy-euht ; tlu nn; west one hun
dred an I eighty fei-t ; thence south eijh'v nine feet and two inclie : thence east one hu-tdred an 1 eighty feet ; thence nortli ctcLtv-
ninefett and two iuchei to the place of beginning, all of fcaid n'.ov; desrrilied propertv situate in Indianapolis, Marion county.
In.li .na. and ui.O'i f.tilure to realise a joilA -ient um to patisfv the
domnnd, I will at the same time nod place o:fer for dale the tee
simple ut' s.iid at'ove des -rilied r.al estite. Tüken lis thc property of the defendant at the suit of Richard Paxson et a.', against A bran
iird. A. O. rKl i Kit, U. S. Mnrhat District of Indiana. Mm ch. 1 1 (Pr.fec"-r) ;'- McOi at. Deputy. .-TIAIISIIAES nam:.
ttPV virtue of a writ of execution (venlitoni expoms) to medi-
kB rented from the clef k'a odice iu the cirriiit court of the Uni
ted State fir the district of Indiana, I will on the "2öth .lav ol
April ne.xt otter f,r ab at the court bou-e door in An.lersontown, Malison county. In liana, between the hours of JO A. M. ;m,j 4 p. M .the rents and profits for seven ycm of alt the following de-! j,cribed renl eslit, to-wit : The e half s w qr section '."J. t -JJ n, r Ü ' east ; the w half e rpr se;rtio:i 2'.. t '21 n, r H east, and the w half s f -ir neetioii 20, t '22 n, 1 P ent, and upon failure to reniire n surti-
ei'-nt nitn to sati--fy tl.e demand, 1 will at the same time and place
oiler tne lee simple 01 sari a'xive nfscrioe-i renieMate. 1 aken a th.- property of the defendants nt the suit of Dni.d L. Miller and
John Cooper, aainat 1 boiun Leonard nnd Iaar He lsnul a. c rrciTKit. U.S. Marshal DUtrict of Indinna, March, 18H. (Vt. fe $k2 il) U v tir.n. McOrir. Peputr.
JOTICK is her by given, t' at at the I'cbniirv term of the Ma-
i 1 riou pronat coui t A. I. 11. :be undersigned was unpointed
a Iministra'or de bonis nonol the jjood. ciiatteU, rights, credit mo-
iif) auledeets w hich were of thu etate of Jo ph j'erkins, late
ot Marion county, ueceaei, which remain uu.-Umiiuttcred, with
ine w in annexed. That In accordance with tin directions of said will of said de
ceased, he will on Saturday, the '22d day of April A. I. I3lt, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, eise to sale nt public, auction, on the
premiiei, the farm of nai l deceased, tdtuute in the township oi l
r min tin in s.tiu i u.iin j , ruiii; 101 ijr .11; 1 e uu 111 norm CTiC. Ol the wet hilf of the north west quarter of taction nineteen, t mnship fourteen, ranje five east. Ternu of Sale One-third of the purchase money to h pnid in six months, one-third in twelve mouths, and the remaining one
third in eighteen mouths Iioin the day of sale. Thc purchaser ii i. ; la. t . . . " I
win no required xo necuie wie pnymetn 01 nie purchase money by giving his promissory notes pava'de without any relief from viln.
Hlion or appraisement laws, with good freehold sorurity, to b approved by the undersigned. JOxKriI K. riKRSU.V, '
tw A.im'r with the will annexed. A I n 1 7t I KTKATOK'N IN f 'I'I:i2, State of Indiana, Marion 1omitv. ss.
AT the February term of the Marlon I'rol.atn ITourt, A. I. said ttairt declared th estate of Oorre Kesler. deceased to be
probably insolvent. tJreditors are therefore required to tile their claims
airamst tneesiafe l.ir allowance In tne said frnbate Court, within ten
mMiihs from tne date nereol, or they will not im entltteil to payment. r.k Ol.) ISJ4 ni'MXTPT Ulli'
tafe of IiKli ni.i, Clarion count, sx. In IHE IdAHl t'illtVIT CwCRT. In Chancery 1 boons Little vs. Wiliis Itmwn, John nratfort and others.
rpilL sod delendanl, Juhii tiraiii.n, i.ei.re .ranrt, .Amy .lorcin and Nelson Worirmi her tiuund, Samuel Oldh. ui, Kichard f'uidall. Iledzmaii (Irarl.irt ai.d II a.urd tlr.itfurt, are hereby n.i died, that on the 1 5th day of tVhruary, the csnplainant, Thomas Lilile,
filed his bid of complaint in the ci-nil aturrsnid III the above entitled
ise,e!!iinsl tliem aud the other defendants i.liove named, thataid bill is now (lending in said eMirt, and tha'. unless they appearand plead to, or answer the line on rr befe the calling of sa'd raus at the
next term o aaid court, to be held at tile c.sirl Mouse In inecily ol In
dianapolis, said bill, and the inaiters and thmss therein contained ns
set forth, will b- taK-n uS conieseu ami neu as uue against mem, ana deciee will be rendered therein accordingly.
Altem, K- . ii;c.., i;ierk. amilh Si Sullivan, flols. for comp. Ry J. Ü. Week, Deputy. Feb 2.r), Irlj. 7"? wTiTjihai ix nitii: c;aml, II)JVA.
tANAL LETTINU. The undersigned will received seaiea j ioposaUat Terre Haute, Indiana, on the '2Uh day of May next, for ther.onft'uctio'i of forty miles of tie Wabash and Erie
Canal, extending from Terre H iute to Toint Commerce, on the
west fork of White river. The line wil 1 be divided into er t ions
a:oiit hal: a mile in length, and will embrace the variety of work, uauailv prKnt.nted on h similar division of canal ; amongst whict) is one" reservoir, a numher of li.'t-do.ks, cuiveits, ice, tojether
wi h the reltuil-liiiL' of a portion 01' the Eel river dam and the j;nard lock connected therewith.
lay UiwiilS Will oe maic as inn wwn nniaiur. in yr uuu-. The li'ie to he let will he ready for inspection by the 15th of
Mnv.and bv tlie '20th of that mouth, the plain tpeeii, cations, esti-
mates of quantities, &.c, will be exhibited at the Engineer's othce in Terre Haute.
Dated Terre Hute, 17th March, IflS. CHARLES BUTLER, Tllt. II. Ul AKE, AUSTIN M. FUETT, Trustees of the V'at)ash and Erie Canal. Mi.rch 30. 96 Pw t HHh May. " ii:itu KAILUOl CO.IIIMW. State of Iiilian:i, '1'ipton County, ss. OltDEKKI), by tl.e Board of Directors of the Peru and Indian- .( is It.iilroi t (nm!ianv. tint tliere be a committee of two.
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O ÜIMHT ivnnsi'sTKXCYi: l'hysi. ians presrri DR. KOC.KR.S 1.1 VEU vVORT AND TAU in the lat st.iges and the most I.opele cases of CONSl'MPTION, aftoi all other ine.iicines have failed, us it ha proved itaelf to be the niot eti a r liciry medical ai l in curing th it disease. Now this me li'ine i.as vabnhlein the incipient s'aes.sucuasCOL'GH, CClLDrf1, Sic., w l.en ihe Lutüs are not too far cone before ulceration takes pi. ice. It is v lbnti or ever known to fail in Lieakirignpthe most di-trei.inj 'ou:h or Col l in a few hours time, if the directions :,re strutly followed. Th-UFAHNE DR. ROGERS LlVERU'fiHT AND TAU. wh'cli nn'.ies 60 many wonderful
Cures, is lor ?ai? fii m. iiciju.a.t.o a u 0 . . v. . , . u - j t wholesale or retail. One Thing it Ctrtniu, that Witr llui of Wild Cherry is far the bct remedy now uted for a'l ditrt ing coi;h mid dict ates of the Lung. The curt s being performed are really 3i.nihing the woild. Dr. Witar'ctMrat'il pr-paratioii is h!ty ajw inuocent remeily be in composed priutipally of hc Wild Ch-rry, and extiact of I'inc ; comhinol by a new medical process, with tht? genuine Iceland Mini, another of Xamte's great curatives for pulmonary di-aes. Resides its astonishing efllcac) in thedieaes aliose mentioned we also find it a tr) etlVctual rtnudy in Asthma, the complaint in hirh it hat bt-eti t xtenMttly ustd Mitli decided success, eveu in cases of year standing. It not only emanates frmi a regular phj sician but has been eil tested in all ttie complaints fur hieh it i reconiraendcd. See adverti-emetit. V6 t. ehi iTvFi:u slTi.i.: AT MAYHEW 'S may be found a tine rjs.o?tnentof Staple and Fancy Dry tloo Is. choice Family CJrocerief . Ate., which tl.ey are determine 1 to -ell .-it the lowest pnssiMe prices for rash having parch. iped tor cali at low rates, they will noi be undersold. 1 heir ttock coiisls in partcf th: lol.owing variety, viz: Irises (;txlsi, Ar. Frenrh. Scotch, En.''ih, and American (linphacu Iriih I'oplins. IJrien iinhams ; Oieon Checks, ra eadine ; F.inry f'lai.la.'d Mode Ker;ige.s; Foolharl and P.'iiictss P.öi.t Si.ks ; Cliang:tt-te 'f Lames and Oxford I'laids ;
Fancy Plaid and Figured Lawns, &c : Gingham, Lawns, a.id CI ambray fSirighams ; lijin an 1 1'laid Jaconctk, Sw im Mull ; Victoiii India Hook Muslins; French, rn-.'lh, and American Prints ; Uro. French Linen : Black. Illu. and Brown Hollands ; 1I--I and IO 4 brown and bleached Sheetings ; 4-1 super, untdea he I Muslins ; Fancy, Mode.Thih-1 and DeLaine Shawls; Fine Her. ge and C'eojiatra Mm Uj Se.iMna' le Itounet and Cap Trimmings; I.ini-n t'amhrii, and Linen Handkerchiefs ; Cot'on : nd Linen Bo'.m Thread, J.tConet, 4tc.; Sivis Edli.ss and I'.sertngs; 5.1k, Ingrain, IU.-irk oil dressed. bleached, mixed and trown Hose. aort-d Misses, do. ; Sup-r Kid an 1 Embroidered Silk Gloves ; Dre-s B ition-an l (Jimp ; Linen I jip s, Braid j-n Do' in and Corrnation Cord ; 1'ar.is.ds aa l La ües l'mbreüas ; Nanku-iis and S.uin, Jean ; Frenrb and Kngll.-h I ro. and cluck Li' en. tlener.il vaiiety ot sei.iinbie g..ods for ;.-n?s. an 1 Youths wear, an I a complete aNSOrtmeii of tine Famiiy O oseries, 8.c. jj April 15. I-4-. 1" '.'rno w asw S:l:itt of .folitt llci'i svi:iy, toc-;t sotl. To the IUirs und Is jal Rfi-rerntiitire vfJOILY McCRE.1l)Y, Ute vj Burl 'Wis .'' , Litncutlcr CfUit y. dtteaid. I' 11 Il it S:ilc. IN piirsuaner rf an order of ilw Orphans Curt f aa'd county, the nih.-iriber, ad minist ntof if aid deceased, wiil aell.on Saturday, the -JTth of May, 13 1. at 2 o'clock. P. M.,at the public Immiiw ll.-iiinah tiuiirR, in the villafe of OeiniX.iw 1, in Mini Iom if-liip (T Hart.f-ir the pa iitenl f the debts of Iii deia-rt. a tract of land, in Kiid lowiisduiiconuitii iig about sevnd) acres, with a
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and a log barn Ihereon erected, whemf aSuit fifteen acres utr v nd. laud and Uh teinainder h ired, ad . Mtiii.g lands of Francis Valentine, W111. Pickel, Christian Sherts aud rainuel ll.inphinart. JOHN IIEIDELllAL'Gll, Adiniiii"tratr uf i-c-aaed. Lar.raler,Pa., Marth 20, lol. 9)-3w I Uncaster I'rJon J .11 IIXK'A.'N VA. rgpun su'scriher l 111 rrrs and will Innlty ' puMisb a "History Ä of the Mexican War?' ronipiitii; a complete history if .-n the o;eraiiuis H'e American army 111 Mexico. With htoersphw nl deiche und anecdiSe i f ihr iiu.i-l lu-li 11 .u lilted idlicers ol Ihr rrrulir arm v and Ibr volunteer forte. Illustrated with numrious en-
eonFi-lin" of Messrs. Samuel Date ani Au-lin W. Morris, ap- granus or ler that thev ma v be enabled to report to tl. board of directors l.U uk stre.t,Nrw Haven, ..mirctjrut.
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of said road at the earliest practicable date, that no time may he
lost in asci rt'iinins and determining aid location, mat inc. ioa i may be permanently and finally locted, oud put under contract from that point to levilie. And ihat a like committee of three, consisting of Mt:rs. E. C oUingham, T. T. Butler, and J. . Burns, l-e apjioi ited for like purposes nt No' !svi'e, ai.d the commit'ee appointed toi Indi i:;polis is re.juired to pu'.!ih in tbo Indiana State Sentinel a id Journal, this Hi an order of this hoard, accompan) iu a notice of thc time and plae at which sail propositions will be rereived. I. Newton J. Jaekmn, Secretary, certify the foregoing to le a
true copy. . , . , .
In witness wiiereoi I nav nereunio er inj luim onu uixeuiuc seal of said company at Tipton, this '.'M day of March A.D. !r48. NEW I ON J. J VCK.SON, Secietary V. &. I. 11. U.t!. In piirsuanre o the above norice.the undersigned omm;jioners for that purpose, will receive subscriptions and donations for the lo-ntion of the Indianapolis l);ot tor the Pent Railroad, at the Palmer House, on Monoay the Ml) day of May next, between the hours of U o'clock, A.M. and S o'clock, P. M. SAML. DALE, A W.MOR11IS, Commissioners. oiJ.fiwtWthmay (Journal copy.)
XOTICK to :ovrii.rroits. ISailroasl I'ttiii!. rn.Lr.D proposals will le rereived at the city of New Albany, Intlian.t, until Monday the .Mth day of April, at Go'cl ick, V. M. for the eradh.p, Lridcuijt, masoiuy and wooden superstructure of the iSrw Albnny and Salrm Itailroad. The work will be divided into aliout ftrtv ieclions,and will emtirace every variety of excavation, including lime, alone, slate and Mind rock, cut, hammered and rutihlr mammry, embankments of earth, eij:ht or ten hridjes of various plans, &c. &c. The whole to be completed by the first day of October, 181.1. Bidders who are unknown to the undersigned will be required to fumii-h sili-farlory references. 1'aymrnts will lie made ns the work progresses in the seven per cent, bonds of the city of New Albany, or cash as the parties may agree. I'Uns and peeificaunn will br exhibited on the Q'.Kh ia4. E. G. HARNEY, Engiuetr for Cont'r. New Albany, April 3, 1849. 95-utAp.i4. Cm.GsiJ
wit Hiniorr iii.ooumii:i:
II. I). SMITH Si VM. MANLY, HAVE t'lENED A M'LKNDlT) Tonsil rizin aNtallili incur. Under th cast end of It'ashinglon i'.all. n'WTIIF.KE they wi:l a:ajs helound with Razors and Scissor II iu good order, and tl.ey flatter tbemsclvrs that thev can
shave as moolh mil cut hair as la-hionaMv as can be done in thfi
West.
fy?-Ladies can he their fany curls airaused with taste and
elegance, and to order.
A Lady sure more lovely is, Whin craceiu ly her "hair i'oth curl ; More lich ai.d charming looks her face. Than the Diamond set in Pearl. 00-j
Kt'iil:ir Packet Line FROM ?I41lSO. T CIXC1XXATI. In cnnnecli"ti irith the M. tJ- . Railroad. f pIIE net and splendid steamer WISCONSIN, T.T.Wright, U Master, will leave Madison every Monday, We.tnes.lay, and Friday, on the arrival of the car al half past one o'clock, P. M, and w ill leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at i o'clock. M. ' MADISON It F.LI. F. will leave Madison every Tueadav, Thursday, and Saturday at It o'clock, .. M., and will leave iHfir.nati every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at H o'clock, M. rassf liters coming iu on the cars willhnd it greatljr U their advantage to lake this line vf boats, ns they Can always tie lurnmhed w i'.U a good state room. AU j, ia r tuning from ("inciansti, aoj all intermediate ports, to take the ears, they will find ti.i. line the c lieapest, as they can remain on hoard all night free of charge. i few more of the Mime sort ln.' TTLEtiANT NeeJle-worked Caps, and deep t-ordered Cambric lldtt.fs.iust received at A. 11. DAVIDSON'S.
I aprH Opposite I Ue ralmti House.