Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 4, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1845 — Page 3
England. I , . Tronblc will Brazil.
By the Steamship arrived at Boston, we Lave news 1 It is stated that irüportaüt despatches bare just
from England to the evening of April 5th, through the ??5.n received by tne Apartment oi Mato irom Jir.
j v i,rr w ise, oar Jlinistcr at L-razil, relating to the recent Y Jouraalf Commerce. ult .yca . lhat ovcrTur,önt lö- L our The news of the passage by Congress of the reso- sul at Ri0) and to üie comnnntT of the frigate Rarluttons for the annexation of Texas, had created con- itan who had geized u the jave ycssel rorFO;gC siderable sensation ia England, apd also the para- r f , and inccie. but which, from
graph of President folk's Inaujrural Address relating th th t ?ü e Era2;iian rot ernment. Le was forced
to Oregon.. The principal matter or interest is the to relinquish. unusual sür excited in England by the annunciation, Tbe desiat'che3 referred to from Mr. Wise, call for
in President Tola s Inaugural, that OCT title to the Ur- defin;t0 instructions as to the course he is to pursue egon is clear and indisputable. Even the Ministers, in h:s present relations with the Brazilian jrovernun he fioor of Parliament, expressed themselves in a mcnU IIe s the immcjiate apr,earance of a for-
tone which they are not accustomed to assume to- mi(abie naval forcc in lhat qarterf für the protection ward tins country. They appear to have tinderstood of our commercial and mariüme interests, and the that announcement as in the nature of a threat, whicn PTn0fipm v f his withdrawal frort thnt cmvernmrnt:
demanded some bullying in return. They also appear to have understood it as in effect a termination of the
negotiation for the peaceable adjustment of the ques
tion. In both respects, we are persuaded, they have
misinterpreted the views of the new l'resident.
inasmuch as he cannot well see how the matter is to be settled amicably and honorably to ourselves, as the insult was gratuitous on the part of the Brazilians,
who refuse to apologise, and continue to hold forth fresh menaces to himself, and of course to the rov-
Democratifc County Convention. At a meeting cf Delegates of the county of Marion,
r.t the Court House in Indianapolis, on Saturday the
;JGth of April, lzio, the several townships being
called, it appeared that each was represented by a
iill delegation, except Perry. On motion of General Drake, Banner Lawhead was called to the chair; ahd N.
Bolton appointed Secretary ; whcreupoii,
On motion ot Lr. A. Chapman, it was. Resolved, That Marien couDty 6end 45 Delegates
to the ' District Congressional Convcnllonfive fiom each township, to be appointed by the delegates of the several townships, and reported to the Convention.
Resolved, -That. the Delegates from the several
townships retire and agree upon a La" report the names of two individuals for Representatives in the next
Legislature, an Auditor, Assessor and County Com
missioner; wr.ercupon.
The newspapers are much more savage than the ernment of the United States. It is said that there Ministers and Parliament; and all are chuck full of has already been a Cabinet meeting tip.ii the subject ;
fipht. They think that with a prospect of war sim
ultaneously with England and Mexico, that the United
States will take the back track, and relinquish all idea
of the annexation cf Texas, as well as the occupa
tion of Oregon. This is very adroit policy, no doubt.
but will hardly have the desired effect.
In order more precisely to show the tone of the
Ministers on the subject of Oregon, we mike a few
cbort extracts from their speeches in Parliament on
the 4th of April.
tnat the naval lorce intended tor .Mestco will receive instructions to visit Rio ; that Mr. Wise will not return until such limn as our government is determined
to act with clhciency and force, regarding, as it does, the case as an exceedingly aggravated one.
Another (neer Ilird. Gray's Edingburgh Advertiser gives an account of a
bird quite as quecrin its features, as that recently described in the Journal, and to which we have hereto
fore alluded. This is the Advertiser's account of what
1 1
In the House of Lords, Lord Aberdeen concluded ,M7 pwaaps t inappropriately, termed a numan
his speech thus : rooster :
Nn ..n. was ever mnr nrntlv tM.rmi of neace. or " MaN FACED " BlED ! At "WallapU, in.XeW Zea-
dispoied to make greater sacrifices to preserve it, but land, the natives speak of a monstrous animal, which
there were limits which could not be passed, and although
'ftur character and position enabled us to regard with in
'difference matters respecting which otiier countries might
1)0 justly more sensitive, our honor mast never be neglect
ed, and we might owe it to ourselves and ti our posterity
to adopt a course which was repugnant to all our inclma
lions. With the most anxious desire of peace ha tili
trusted that this question might be amicably concluded :
but if net, we possessed rights, clear and unquestionable, which, continued the noble earl, amidst loud and general cheering, by the blessing of God and the support of Par
liament, the government is prepared to maintain.'
In the commons, cur iL. reel, in response to a speech of Lord J. Russell, concluded in the following
belligerent style :
"As the subject bad been brought under discussion, he
felt it to be his duty, on the part of the Government, to
state, in language 'Hie most temperate, but at the same time the most decisive, that they considered that we have
a right te this territory of Oregon, which is clear and un
questionable ; that we desire an amicable adjustment of to tire on it."
the differences between ourselves and the United states; but that, tiaviqg exhausted every effort to obtain it, if our
rights are invaded, ws are resolved and prepared to mam tain them."
"A tremendous burst of applause from all parts of the
House lounwed this enunciation
is called a moa, and which, in general appearance, i-s
described to resemble an immense domestic cock, with
the difference, however, of its possessing a 44 face like a man," living upon air, and being guarded by two
enormous tuatuaras, who, Argus like, keep incessant
watch while the moa sleeps. The Rev. v . Coleuso,
in the summer of 1341-!:, obtained some moa bones,
from which it is calculated that this extraordinary
bird must have measured in altitude when alive, at
the lowest rate of estimation, from 14 to 1G feet !
Thus it must have formed an enormous feathered
monster, well worthy from its ciantic eize, of being
classed with the Mejralossurus of Buckland,and the
Mastadon of Cuvier. A mechanic who had been re
siding at Cloudy lity, in the Middle Island, asserts
that this bird now exists in the hills near Cloudy Uay,
and that one has been seen by two Americans, who had
gone to shoot it, but were so petrified with horror when
they beheld the monster that they were utterly unable
-The duty oa cotton had been repealed.
Orllere are some excellent truths, happily ex
pressed by Dr. Martin :
Threats. In the mind of a man of any spirit,
there is an instinctive resistance to threats. However
indisposed to do a thing, if threats of a penalty for
Cotton has declined just about to the extent of the doing it are he'd over him, be is immediately disposed
i....;n.Af ,1 i. i. e. to do it. me matter becomes personal, lie turns
I fsm tKA 1 1 V i rtit irk 4lA fhpnntrnn, artrf TltO rAnctvition.
The new Tariff, as brought forward by Sir Robert jnT both, and braved the insolence which has presum-
ITeel, had gone into operation. The only change from ed to insult by offering them. He who expects to in-
what he proposed, was some slight alteration in the fluence, and he who is influenced, by threats in the.
COXtltESrOSDEACE. Tari, March, 1S45. Mess. CnJiFMAiri: Forgive ids for not having addressed you piior to lbi, in accordance wi h the piomi-e made in my fust epit!e. I will x;Uia the cause cf my quietude when we rcect. , Koor rr.outLi rtstfcr.ee in this deliglitful capital bai enalUd me to form some acquaintance wnb it palace, churches, monument; theatre, hospitals, Lc. 5 the liierary and scientific institutiuni, and the people of this great centre .f plessuie, gaiety, fashion ai:d lelinemcnt. The season of balls, soiiees, and tbe Italian opera will close thi month. The ball given by Louis Philüppe in the palace of the Tuileiies a short time since, was acknowledged by mary prevent to be the most supeib rffiir of the sod ever given in Europe three thousand invitations were issued strangers here, who had teen previously prcentei to the King, were invited. The foreign amlassadois tj this couit, and he nobiü'y and gentir in this .cit j have given s me briU lianl entertainments 1 on the evening of the 24th Ftbmarr.
;our Minister, bi excellency Wm lt. Kin, and Mrs. Ellis, j his niece, (of AUbama, who does the honors cf the hoüse j hold,) gave a sumptuous par'T in bii apartment, to Ameri-
irzton," the 22d Fe bruarr. Here is a coi r of the caid cf
I invitation: uLe Mitiitiie de Klats Vuis and Mdam Ellis
rrient Mr. de tear f jire t'honneur de venir prtser 1 Soiree th2 eux le Luodi 2 Fcviier. i l'occasion de lnni-
The Delegates severally retired, and aKef due de- c 4U Pjüj. and ia honor of tbe bitibdav of .orWar
liboraticn, reported the fallowing ticket, to-wit :
For Representative, jNATirL B WEBBER. For County Auditor, NATHANIEL tOLTON. yr Assessor, AI11RA WELLS. For County Commisiioner, JOHN McFALL. On motion of Hi. Lake, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted, to-wit : Resolved, That we Concur in the nominations just made, and will use every honorable means to secure
the election of therütire ticket.
The followin g delegates to the district congression
al convention were now reported, and concurred in bv the convention, to-wit :
Centre Livingston Dunlap, J. 1. Chapman, 1.
Michael, Wm. B. Treston, and Wm. H. 'lalbott.
HajÄiwe'on Jonas Iluflrnan, Elijah James, Dr. U.
J,I. Shaw, David Huff, and Robert Larl. Lawrence Madison Webb, Samuel Cory, James Flanegan, Joseph Johnsen, and Jacob Shenkle.
Fravkhn Daniel JUoorc, Jacob bpnnger, Jacob
U lazier, Alexander Carson, and R. M.J. Duvall.
Pike Adam Wr gUt, Jacob bourwine, i. W. Counsel, N. Dell, and James Moore. Wayne Nathaniel Bolton, Joseph T. FkObcrts,
Thomas Morrow, James Rains, and Daniel Lan-
crev.
Yarrcn E. N. Shimcr, William R.obinson, James
Vansickle, Ahira Wells, and Daid Shields. Decatur Merry M'Guire, Thomas W. Ilargus
Demas MTarlsnd, Aaron Wright, and Eli Sulgrove.
On motion of Gen. Drake, it was
Reso'xcd, That Terry township be respectfully requested to appoint five delegates to the district con
gressional convention. The nominees beinjr called upon for remarks.
Mr. Webeer said, that the honor conferred upon
him by the convention had been entirely unsolicited on his part. When called upon by his neighbors, for
that purpose, he had consented that his name might be used in their primary meeting, but had little idea that it would have come to this place tacked by the
very nattering approval of the people of the county
He would cot then attempt a discussion of questions
of public policy, but he promised, that, on other occasions, pending the canvass, the people should hear from him. He was grateful to the convention for the honor conferred, and whether succesnful or unsuccessful, he would never cease to recollect the mark of respect that had been extended Jo him. Mi. Wilson 6aid, that although he distrusted his own abilities, h'i9 best efforts should be used to carry
out the wishes of the county, should he be succcss- . ful in the canvass. He wns a democrat, because he
.standard for sugars.
Itlcxico
Dates From Iexico to the 22d ult,, and from Vera
Cniz to the 31st ult., have been received at New
Orleans. They have received the intelligence of the
passage of the Annexation Resolution in both Houses of Congress. On the 21st of March the subject w as
formally introduced in the Chamber of Deputies, and
.resolutions were presented, declaring that the pro
visions of the treaty of 1ÄJ1 are at an end, requiring
that the ports of Mexico should be closed against all
vessels of the Lnited States : prohibiting the mtro
duction into the Republic of the manufactures of this
performance of public duties, are each unworthy of i believed the principles of that party were right and
any public confidence. They show a conscious mean- such as he hoi)cd would be handed down to his chil-
ncss, as well as cowardice, w hich will hardly recom- j dren. He had lived the greater part 'A his ale in Inmend them to the association of honorable men, or ' diar.a, having came here while it was still a territory, the support of any but a pusillanimous and degraded 1 He had formed many acquaiutanees in different por-
people. Hence, in political affairs, whilst consequen
ces should be justly and temperately exposed, threats
even towards oolitical adversaries should always be
sparingly used ; but amongst party associates, differing either as to men or measures, they can breed
nothing but indignation, mischief, and rum.
OrThcrc appears to be some difference of opinion
between the National Whig organ, and its followers
country, and stating, in substance that no proposition in Indiana, from the Journal, down. They argue that
for the restoration of Jncndly relations between the the " progressive " reduction of the British Tariff, is
two ijovernmenis would be entertained, except on j . .i i :i. : i
al , i o. . it. i i. . I maue lur uic tamo iui itvotj u.3 iiiuuuucs arc luiuustu
vuuiwuu u, uuiiiu uiaiia mum uuuuuuu oiivyv-iuti 1 . , . , 0 . , . . , , .
the nroiect of annexation. 1110 niieu c'iaies Bnu imi 13 uie ena auneu ai 15
Senor Uuevas took occasion to express the Views of tne same, xne means, uiougn o:ameiricany opposite,
the administration of Gen. Hcrrera. He said that are in their nature identical. This is the öanity of
the Government would at once address an energetic Whig logic ! The Whig papers here say thnt the re-
. 1"tauiJ nauons, as w-en as io ine unuca j,- cf ßritIsh duties is expressly made; for the
-o -....-...l , u.iUUmwv. I r j.i: t-,-.1. . i .t .
with this country would thereuDoa terminate. He PuTusew jf wiumi uuiatiurcs, uut me
said the Government felt itself stron enough fr tlic National Intelligencer says
emergency, without the grant of additional powers, " The time appears to have gone by when Pkotec-
and trusted that, instead of a grievous calamity, tion was the order of the day in England. We do not annexation miirht really prove a Llessin? to Mexico, here use that word in its Lmited sense, as aonlied to
by uniting all her people in a determined effort to a protective tariff in behalf of domestic manufactures
maintain their rights and preserve the integrity of only, but m its most comprehensive meaning when it
the Republic. The Presidents of the two Chambers extended to almost every interest in the nation and to
responded in much the same strain
.Both parties to the recent revolution have a direct
interest in seeming to be favorable to a declaration of
tions of the State, and the stronest feelings of at
tachmcnt existed to bind him to the soil and the people, and the honor conferred, on the present occasion, would be cherished with the most grateful emotions. The occasion did not demand an extnion of his re
marks, and he would take other opportunities to ad
dress the people. Mr. Boltox said, that all present would bear him witness, that no effort had been made, on his pari, to obtain the nomination that had been voluntarily tendered by-the convention; indeed he had come here w ithout the remotest idea of his name being used for
any office. But the quarter from whence the sugges
versähe de la raissance de Waliington, a ceuf heurcs j on dansera " 10 o'clock in tbe evening of the dar. the rattiin
of coaches and toituret fiom vai'uus paits ef the ritv into
the Rue it Crenelle St. Germain, gave token of the immediate arrival of many of the guests to the hutel of the American Miniter. They were receired by pervants in neat livery, wearing on the riht and left side cf tbe coat collar, (in
coiucn emoioiCfiyj an raIe; incse servants took io chirge the oveicoat, cloake, &.-., a od immediately ushered each euest Individually ii ta the grand taloon, announcing bis or hei name htn they entered, and who were cordially received by Mr. K. and Mrs. K. A succession of apaitments
ful lowed the reception room, which weie blazing wiih lieht
reflected over and over hr tbe immense mirrors, and the mipeibly cut glass and golden chandeliers ; chate matble statuary gieeted the eye j rich paintings adorned the walls; in one end of the (treat room was Seen a fine pot ti ait of Wash ingUin surrounded by a wreath of natural flowers i and on either side were the stars and stripe of our native land.
The wood woik of tl.e rooms Is elegantly carved, painted pearly white, and admirably ornamented with gold. The (ire place of white tniible neatly sculptured) natural flowers of surpassing beauty, m'mzled with vailoul fiuits. wrre
profusely dhttibuted throughout the apaitments, and o arranged as to appear to be growing from their native eailh amid natural grass and mos. Tie ladies weit attired uni versally in good taste j brilliants and diamonds of great value were worn) and their eae, their grace, their beauty! liaik! the mus e fiom the orchestra J the quadrille is announced, the set is filled, the fascinating dance roes mer-
lily on i that young lady in white, with large, black eyes, dark hair, hii;h intellectual foiehead, a boquet in her hand,
and who smiles so sweetiy, is Miss W It, the daughter of
our Consul here. I o7a : Yonder sylph with those purely
classic feature, talking-blue eyes, rieb brown hair, and ad-
miiable complexion, just sixteen it is Miss r y,of Bos
ton, Mass. Who is that elegantly formed man of 26 or 27, wit1 exquiite ftatuies, black hair and eyes, complexion
sluht'y dark, a bewitching mustachio, and ben be smiles,
What beautilul teeth are icvealcd j it is Dr. Geo. it. B s of Baltimoiet his ptefy paitner in the dance is Hie inter
esting Miss D ' r. daughter of our late Consul hcie. We
will stroll into another tovm i that majestic, wi ll dre-ed la
dy of 43, conversing with Mrs. G n, (the wife of the
gentlemanly American banker hcie,) i W' h, furmeily of Philadelphia, wife of our Consul; alte represents
in mind and person extremely Welt, the hib bied Amtt.cin lady. That lady i f large proportiuns, who spoiU an Ostikh feather, diamond, anj a light cdored dress, was quite recently mariied to a dniti-t of some weal'h in Mokton, a man of small stature and feeble intellect. They ate making a
bridal tour sick the entire ca voyage and if racu other
Da you cee that little, neat-formed, nuick-motioned man
with gray hair, light complexion, exprvt-sive futures, and
tili ng-shaped hraJ ? That is M. Guizot.lhe prime minuter of Louis PhilÜppe, almost the ruler of 24 millions of fouls ;
aeh-made man. What will not untiring ambition effect when coupled with native talent How wo.idcifully different the
katuial abilities of man ! That man attiied hi a court suit
thin and slender, sallow complexion, quick dik rolling eye
reheating forehead, hair alihtly pray, aged sny 60, is the distingui-hed coi respondent of the National Intelligencer deaf, quite so. We will return to the dmce; a waltz La Polka j see that lovely creature, with light hair fwing in luxuriant curls, large blue eyes, lips like two rre leaves really folded over, a complexion mingling the shades of the ruse and the lilly, fine fiuie, and a little foot all poetry she is Miss McT h, formerly of dltimote, now of Kngland her partner is Mr. M -h, (brother of Loid M.) she loves him ; he reemblcs an English cockney, more than a gentleman. That girl of 20, dressed So inple and lich, with a wreath in her dark bail what a mouthful of teeth, and such teeth! look st those large, flashing black eyes; now
the side wee what complete features, the fiim,the tout ensemble is almost perfect j she is Ml-s T e, of Philadelphia. 12 o'cUck, the .'cene is enchanting, it ii like the land of tbe fairies what Ameiican Would not feel prpud of his country and its beautiful women after viewing this; theie
are cnncenliated in the vanous tooms, say two hundred Americans aud fifty others, embracing some of the eminent men of France, the various foreign mb issadors, and their
at tic ties residing here, (lue o clock t we will visit too supper
' LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING In tbs Tost Office, Indianapolis, Indiana, May 1st, 1S15. Persons, calling for these Leiters vu2 jicase say ADVERTISED. The inland postage on all letters for foreign 'countries Trust be pre-paid, ollervise they cannot be forwarded. A Charles Ketro
llemy M Kemper L James G Laid Josbu i Largsdale Zenas Lake Geo Leona.d Mrs E Lahley John Long Mrs Ophelia Learnard Mrs Lake Thomas Iga Kverman A Lewis M Mis Kessifl MiSlia Saa'l Miller James Miller James Maia James Miranda ' W. Mantooth " John S Mitchell " George Metscbes Sebasiian Martin Charles Michael James Maylia John Miller Richird Marschig MACS Georre McCanley David McNabb Geoige McCaslid John McColm William McClung . N . Henry Newhousa Teter Negley Jocob Numan Lucinda Newhouss John Nausaman O James Olimas . P George Plant James Piatt James Petteford S A Perry Uenj train Patterson Daniel Prentis Q Milton A Quinby S R Mrs Isabel Ray Miss Ma:y B Ki'.chey John Ready Wille Revels 3 MUs Elizabeth M. Rsy Mi-s Caio'ine Raukia S Mr Southerland William Smith 2 S II Smi'h Mr Scborah T C Bmock Mrs Anne Smilh Kliiabe h Soward IVter Smock William Sandeil J Stevens Arnold Shell T J D Turner Klinbeth Tucter Mrs Catharine Tafle Mrs Ann Travis George Thcmlinson Klizaan Townsend Sidney TulUr 0 Tousey . v. . V tliirret Vanclcaf ! William W Wearer Fiances Wilson S R L W a' pole 2 Robert Wakeman , Mis Mary Ann Warman Clarissa M Wilson George B Walker Charles Whelkey . Voloey Willson . Mrs Uysy Wilson Chalks Wbekhell William and Jane Windale Y Wilüam Young Z James Zjiione Giachemo Zeiione S. HENDERSON, P. M.
John Allen A Atd;iJge B F Alter B Washington Brenton William Batey Joeo Butch Henry Busber . James. Botkin C Bentlcy Alficd Biiltain ' Jcob Bennett WiU'.jm H Boystaa Mrs Margaret Butler J -hn Bute!) Hiram Boyce Frederick Beeker Jmes Bla'es Pbillip Burgess Wm Barnes Mrs Caroline Bilby II Biinton David J Burnett John Bites Mrs Elizabeth T ßainett Isaac Bates , C Mrs Sarah Cross Joseph Cesney
Mis Phi be A Cole Newton Clay poop
Beniimm Cuddinrton
J S Clagctt
Mrs Ann Cunningbana
James Curry
James Carpenter John Cowger
Mr Coverdal
Henry Cox
James (Collins and William
Lords
Stephen Cooper
Henry Coffman Valentine C Carter Albert Claik or Abner Clark
Leinora Cox 11 P Carlin
D
Greentey Dill
Ilbert M Dempsey
Mrs Sarah Depew
air ixrapccy .
John Evans
Adatn Eurich John D. Eaciet
Solomon Easteiday F Alfred Fi a tee Jonathan Fuls Bany Fox Mrs Christiana Finny Pavid Fisher Demas Fuigason II G Finch James Ten iter Mis Elizabeth Flood - G Andrew W Glenn Gerome Griy Aaron Glidtwell Granville Gibt son Samuel Gohhbeiry Baixctt Gilbeit II John Haidcsty Harvey Hynman
George Harding
Mii Jane tlady
Chiitian Hoff '
W A Hunter . ! James M Hiscr Jubn Hunter David Hull Esther A Hillis I Adam Irick " J Van Jones Thos Jones William Jinking Lewis B Jones Miss Lucy Jamison Miss Sarah Ann Johnsen K Mrs Louisa Kicgelo Joel Kline Messrs King and ChilJers " 45-3 w
war ; whilst
Conjress
baa been in nowise behind
almost every class of people."
Now if the Intelligencer is fight, it is equally
certain, that our whig papet3 oracularly talk about a
matter of which they know nothing.
Export of SrxciE. The New York Tribune of
either in manifesting a proneness in that way. The
absurdity of such an issue does not appear to have
struck the Mexican Cabinet. Congress or Deoole
The interests of contending factious keep the lunula- April 10, says :
tion in & ferment, and a war might result from causes "The French packet takes out about $10.000 in altogether irrelevant to the matter in dispute. silver, and about 0,000 of American halves went
The. El Monitor ConstituivmeV" a paper which I up the river this afternoon for Montreal. There have
euppons me existing uovernmeni, indulges in a Decn aoout xi.tuu in epecie received ncre within a violent phillippic,' and is sadly at a loss to know how few days from the West, a large portion of which
a-miserable majority of two votes in the united came lrom Ind.ana."
fctatea bcuate should be allowed to plunge the nation Thus jroes the specie, spite of the TariT, which
into a war with so redoubtable a country as Mexico, wn,:,.. . n -vt. ,,. ; .
.1 . i i iiiva rt its nil nil t miii il an. iiuw tnr'v i n u i ivjr-trr lij
Nothing, it declares, can prevent "hostilities, and it exhorts all Mexicans to die together, rather than suffer degradation and loss of honor. At Vera Cruz, the intelligence of the passage of the annexation resolutions by the U. S. Congress was
supply its place with more small bank rags;
tion nrocepJed. nromnted him to leave the matter with table j how enlivening the music ; those Fienchmen execute
tl.P convention. He had resided W in the count V. ,,ail Columbia and Va..kee Doodle pleasingly he.e are ices,
, , . . , . , i . i - 1 wines, meats, tea, colTec, I.uits, confectionery, in abundand had been in situations whero character and pnn- d f . . .
ciples had boen subjected to the most searching in- jc,cy ,nBt can be thought of is here, warm and cold ; eat
vestijration. ineoilice, to wnxn fie convention naa moderately. Ihe dance and conversation progress- How
nominated him as a candidate, was one unconnected beautifully the mazuika is done by those peisons! What
cer mat is in iuii uniiorm wno is of the U. S. Dragoons. There
are two officers of the army and navy preterit. Do you observe that the gcntlr.T.eh are universally in white cr black
stocks, white gloves and vests, black coats and pant. Lx-
tLl 1 1 IfO Otis 1 clrt.t.t l.o K e.if..ovufnl n elegant appearing oC
:. j...: vi i I .1.-- .: .'he? ItisCspt. McC-
a s uut it, o l vu iviiu a v uiuu uitit aov y I
withdraw him from active political life, as it would
bo his determination to give his undivided attention to
the discharge of its duties. The office of Auditor,
however, was one closely connected with the interests of the State, being one of the wholesome checks,
in carrying out our system of finance. Indiana, he be
lieved, was destined to resume a proud position amongst the constellation of States ; but it would re
quire the united efforts of the stout hearts and
strong hands of her citizens, und the faithful dis
charge of duty on the part of her public servant?. The
success of the democratic party, in the election of
President Tolk, he believed, would redound to the
erptm the ambasadois and military. 1 he card tables re
main unoccupied. Three o'clock ; ibe guests are reining; we
will dance a quadrille ?nd then order our voiture fir home. Mr. King has deported himself with entire case ; he is agreeable in conversation and employs fine language. Our ministers to the great powers of the world aie poorly paid; it is impossible for thrrri to sustain an equal poilini in tbe s'yle of living with tde foicign ambassador! whom they
meet at the vanous courts, unless t:iey do so out of their
own purses. lire British ambassador here, ILoid Cowley,)
receives from his government A20.000 per annum, $100,000, and a palace to live in rent free, whilst our great and grow
ing nation sutlers herself to be represented by a gentleman
Missixg Vessels. The New York Express con
tains a list of ibrty-twö vessels, which are now miss-
received with a great deal of indifference by a large ing, and supposed or known to le lost, forming an
majority oi me innaDiiants ; ana it was anticipated aggregate destruction of life and property almost
mai ine iouu y-expressea ire or me small minority without a .1 in the b torv of romniprrial pi1,p,.
An Enslish fri-ate, the Eurrdicc. had left Vera PrisC- Amon2 numDcr ls reckoned the two miss.
-Cruz for Galveston, with an otfer, it was believed, inS packet ships "Lngland "and the "United States,"
for the Mexican Government to recognize the inic- which contained a great number of passengers.
pendente oj iexas, provided she refused to annex
azrselj to the tinted Mates. OtrA meeting of the Whisrs of Rahwav and Wood.
rf-V T a. A . 1 a . I '
ui oanu Anna tne papers say a gooa aeai out in New jcrsey. wa3 held at the former nlace.
interest of the country, and prosperity appeared tobe u,e P!1 fVm of 3 P" out ot which he
returning td our land. All apiieared to be eatisfied Kl""
with the earnest he had already given of a failhful fanry. Whcn Americans are in Europe ihey sensibly feel discharge of the. duties of chief magistrate of this their country's greatness, and desire to be lepresented la a rrreat and rrowin;? republic, and he trusted still fur- dignified and becoming manner. Another delicate chord must
ther content would be manifested by many who had be touched repudiation ! and non-payment of the just dibts , i i i,- i r i ,j ' l r: t . of some of the State are the notes which sound from, its opposed his election, lie had many personal mends ... ,. . . . . ... . ... , ' ii, .1 . , vibratu-n. Our ministers down to the-humblest Ameiican
amongst uu.se w no nau acieu wun uie party opposed ,t,road foe, ,his bit,K ,nd w itIieiin(, disgrace. If the lesito him in politics; men who with him had bcn the dents of the non-paying and repudiating Slates positively poineers .of the "White river Valley, and without com- knew wiih what contempt they were held in by the mouenromisincr any of his own political notions or renuir- ,ary Pr o( Kurope in a financial view, they would nev-
a sacriiice ot any political principle Irom them,
he did not despair, in canvassing for an office entirely
unconnected with party politics, to receive their support. He thanked the convention for the honor con
ferred. ' On motion of G. A.' Chapman, it wras
Resdtvtd, That a committee of five be appointed by
er rest until their d bts were cancelled. I know the piidc
of the Indiairians I know Indiana and the causes of her fi
nancial difficulties; if we have brcu unfortunate, let us te
just i we mus) make an effort to restore our credit and char
acter we have the lesources and ihe ability. Let us culti
vate the rich and prolific soil that God has given us ; let each
of us tax ourselvt a tiifle every yeart we can pay what
we oWe and be a happy people. It i estimated that Paris nually contains about 100,000 people on the a vcragelhrough-
ICAII, IlO.il L.r.TTl.G.
ON Saturday, the 2tih May next, Scaltd prtptalt will be re ceived lur the unilersisued, at lndianapolia. for Uruhhine
Clearim. Uradini and Bridging Urirty milea of Ktat, frum tdin
btirsh to Indiun:iKlls,in sections, fciid out by the Engineer, 'l ire
work must be completed by the nnt of Moremher, 13 lö. . The Com
pany will make najrmenU wilb the uaual seductiorM aa I lie work pro. eiesaevln eaah, six per cent Honda of Ihe Coninanjr, IntereA vrmiannually at Madison Branch, and principal in ten years ; or one third cash, aud the laalance In bonds, at hall be acreed on ; and each pritM.
rtition ia expected to stale Uie pricea of the work in Uie drtfereul kindM
of layment proposed.
I roiweaions to do the work in k es ticnt win oe prrierrea at increased Drices, and any proposed changes as to the mode of payment, which tlie Company can comply wilb, will he duty considered. The profile, vpecincaliona and estruuile tony be reo. a aona a Ihey are competed hy calling on the Knynwtr. If there or don' la aa to tlie best propositions, either for the wlwleor pans of the Road, the Ilirector of the Company will meet and decide at the earlirrt d.iy HWible. ruittier notice will le eiven,hotild the Kngineer fail to complcle bra work in lime for auracienl exaiuiiiMlioB by thoee deiiitr U bid. . S. M Ett KILL, Süperiledait.
il. fc I. R. K. Orr.ci, J
14, 1815. f
a erne for coxsraiTiox ! i - Seven Xliousantl Cases or OtMfna(e rnlinonary CompIaiiiU Cured in one Year! WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, The Great American Remedy for Lung Complaints, and all Affections of the Respiratory Organs. We do not wish to tribe with the lives or bea'ih of tbe fluted, and we aincerety pledge curseWea to make no assertions aa Io lue vir. tor of this medicine, and to bold out bo Cope to iu tiering tiusaajüt which ficti will not warrant. We eak tire attention of the candid to a few considerations. iNature, in every part of ber works, bas left Indelible marks of adaptation and design. The constitution of the animals and vegetable of the ton id, W such that tbey could not endure Ibe cold of tbe frtcid Bone, and vice era. In regard to diarsje and iu care, the adaptation is Hot lesa striking. The Man htUni, ine mid Ckerry and Pa of all Northera Utitudes (and uDr. Wnva'i Biun," is a CofopotinrT chemical extract from these) bare long been celebrated tie complaints prevalent only In cold climates. Indeed the nine t distinguUhed medical men bar
arerred that nature furnishes in every cocntry antidotes for ttsowa.
peculiar diseases.
CMiiamos In its eonhrmed and incipient stages, CdjlitJgLkm,
Croup and Liber Complaint, form by far tbe most trial class of disease
known to our land. Vet even these may be cured by means of the -simple yet ftnxrftd remedies (named above) and which are seaucfed, by a benefice nt Providence, b-rerer these maladies prevail.
SZTl he case of Thomas Coiens, of I! addoafiVId, X. J. Is related
by himself; and that all may know its e.itisx Tbvth, tbe statement
U sworn to before a Jus'. of the PSace.
HaDoosriaui ,K. Jn Aprfl 20, 1813. On or ne.tr tlie 12lh day of December, 1841, 1 was Ukea hh a vi
olent pain in tlie side near the Liver, v. Inch continued Cr about Bv
days, and was followed by Uie brecking of an ulter.br something in
wardly, hieb relieved the pain a liule.but cauwd nie to throw up a great quantity of uenIve inatit-r and also mud: blood. Deine great
ly alarmed el this, I applied to a physician, bet h said be thought be
could do but liule for me except give lue acme Mercury pills, which t Ve fused to Like, feelirg.antiSed lhat they could do me no good ; trains' other remedfcs were Uien pmcured by my wife and friehds, and none
did lue any good , and tire dikhuci or suob and cotmrtii) still continued every few days, and al l.wt became so offensiv I could
scarcely breaC.e. I was also seized with a Volent cough, w trieb at times caused ine to raise much mors Mood than I had done before, and my drsease continued in this way, still growing won unlll Feb
ruary, wlien all bone of my recovery was given trp, and any (Vieoda fill thought I wo'ilil die with a GiuLoriMO coyimrrios. Al litis no-
bient, when my life wis apparently drawtns near at a cluse. I beard
pf Dr. WutM.r'a BaLmm ef HV4 Orrry, and got a bottle, which re
lieved 0e iriinredintffy, and by the use of tnly tkrte bott'a of this med
icine, all my pains were removed, my cough and spiuing of blood
and corruption entirely stopped, and in a lew weeks my beahh was
so far restored si to enable me to wotk at my trade, (which is a Carpenter) anj up to tili time I h.-.ve enjryed good heaUli.
Witsch. I am acquainted with Mr. Thomas Cocens, and having sten hhn durin; h?s illnesa, 1 think the auov (U lament entitled to lull credit. AM I'LL II. BOH HOUGHS. Gloucester County. S3. . rersonally came before me, tbe rolucriber, cme of the Justices of lb Teace in and for tbe Faid county, Thomas Cozens, and being duty affirmed according to law,saiih tbe above statement in alt things ia true. . r THOMAS COZENS. Affirmed before me on the tvlh day of April, lt?43. J. CLCMCÜT. j 3Te publUh no Cctillons sUtemer.U. 3-"Vistb's Djaiiii" b eold at 1 pr bottle, or 6 boUes for gold in Cincimi.nl al Uie corner of Fouith and Walnut ftrreü, by SA.NFORI) &. PARK, Acenls f tbe WeC Fur sale also by TOMLINSON BROTHERS, 0 Agents in hdutMpdu. laitM k. Co. Terre Haut, Ia. C. F. Wilstacs LaHryeite, la. Wan lit em 4- Co. Madison, la. Wixstskolkv Nskia Xes Albahy, la. Jessb Stxvim Centreville, la. Jakes Woods EnlghtstoWo, Ia, Johs Puai Crawfiirdüvüle, la. Da. L. Becchkb Fort Wayne, la, joH Godo5 Saleni, la. Wm. M. Woouct-. Evaiuville, la. 1, Somes Vincennes, la , and by regular agents established in all Important towns throughout the State. 41-y
JdiLw, April 1
4t-tw
On the 5th inst.; at which resolutions werei adopted re-
nothaa definite. He had not been tried at the last auvmiintii that i nn o Vnl i:t 1 iiftrmnt V. 1 tmoti
pronounced upon him. His written defence had been commending measures to raise the sum of $100,000
sent before the Grand Jury and is freely commented for iUr. Llay, iu sums not exceeding Si each. IsO
oipon by the journals. It is spoken of as insolent in rnft could be more appropriate for the Whis to cive.
its tone, and bold and hardy in its defiance.
England and Texas.
1 At the date of our last advices from Galveston, a
British vessel of war had just reached that city with despatches from Capt. Elliott, the British Charge,
or fjr Clay to receive.
all worship.
Mcoicy is the Juggernaut they
0T"Some of the New York Whig papers are tak
ing ground in favor of running Clay for the Presidcn
who set out immediately after receiving them, for cy in 1S13. The Brookville American is disposed to
Washington. This vessel, which proved to be the "repudiate." It 6aid something of the kind once be-
ioop cf war Electra, direct from Jamaica, to which füre; uut had to 20 it. notwithstanding.
n im t!.A A -l U-JI 1--- .r.L. itr... " 0
jc ueapatcuca uau oeea sent vy one 01 111c v esi
ina;a steamers, bad despatches also lor Mr. baligny, The whis say the annexation of Texas will
the trench Charge. Jjoth the trench and Lnsush strpnfrtlipii thr inctitntinn nf sl.ivprv ! an.1 ihfv rnll
rl . j 1 -t , . . rr I . P. . . - . . J J J .
wiiw.-w rurucd iu aivesion on uie isi insi. 1 ne the abolitionists a parcel of hypocritical vagabonds, be
nature or me Cespatclies by the tlectra had not trans- caU3C tiiev did not vote for Mr. Clay to keep Texas
pired. Any number oi surmises were atloat as to the 0ut. How is this! Did not Mr. Clay tell us that
recuse cnaracier 01 wie aocumenia in question, dui annexation would ehfeeble rather than strengthen the
L - J : - 1 n-si : - . t
noming Decisive was Known, ine oniy uope me an- slave, power ! And was the xlmbouiment not to
ti-annexaüonists entertained of the defeat of the mea- be believed Indiana Freeman.
sure was, mar tne iucctra naa Drougut on aenmte and complete propositions for the settlement of Mexican
pretensions ; whilst the annexation party laughed at
pe idea of Jjritish guaranty, when there was no long-
Pbudent Fanatictsm. rWe learn by the Kentucky
Review that Cassius M. Clay has sent off all his negrotjs to the South, to be sold there or to be employed
er any occasion for it, as the independence of the on a cotton plantation. He can now go it with a
country, a3 regards Mexico, could bo better estab
Jished by becoming a member of the American confed
pracy. There will - be strong efforts made, however,
to produce a rejection of the terms offered by Mr.
Brown's resolutions. The Galveston News, in re
rush;" as an abolitionist in Kentucky ! lis is, indeed
a gentleman pf nice sensibility.
Connecticut. The following are the names of the
officers elect .all Whivs :--Kofer S. Raid win. Gov.
marking upon the struggle about to take place in ernor ; Reuben IJooth, Lieutenant Governor; Panie
1'. lyler, becretary of btate: Joseph (J. Gilbert
Treasurer ; Abijah Carrington, Comptroller, .
Texas, eays
Now comes the eleventh hour offer of our recog
nition ; now comes tbe often reiterated promise of European friendship ; now again our Government is to be plied with English gold, and power, and influence, and with all the riches of her commerce.'? Al information from the country," adds the jtfews, "proclaims the utmost harmony and unanimity among our citizens in favor of tlie Joint Resolutions."
On the Irth inst., a lire broke out at Anderson Court House, S. C, which destroyed a whole square of builJings, inducing th.3 Anderson Gazette olUcc
New Jeeset. The election law, which just passed
the Legislature of tins State, fixes upon the lues
day after tlie first Monday in November," for holding the State elections. This is the day fixed by Congress for the Presidential election. " "
ire of them their view and opinions in relation to cora,nS ,ne ensui wa mv,vuv som, eeneiauy ie....1..L1. r.. ii..:. 1... .r .... a i... ... ..
following sabiecti : . , , tu i.Ii.;.
- . rr r 1 . . . . I nie iyci?a vatcsurs. cil. iic Jir ruaisiiiru. .a iiw juauv-'iv 1st; Are they in favor of or opposed to the estab- Royarde Musique or French, opera is conducted under tl.e liment of a National Bank, or an y other institution, iuneiinter.dcnce of the eiiVv-romei.t and icceives a subsidy
the chair to correspond with the Several applicants out the year who aie not its citizens, but w ho cume here frr
for nomination by the JJistrict Convention, and in- pleasure and on cusiuess. The imputation of this place ac
qu
the
lis
by Congress, authorizing t!ie issue of bills of credit from the state of seven hundred and sixty thousand franc,
for bankinc or for any other purposes 1 besides a stim of 130,000 fis. for retiring peuM.ners every . f J r .... I .... T'K . ssAsss Im K. wn.a An.fMlnS nllnila if I K SB
S .1 a .1 . - I Ä 1 . S-... ivsii a m luv uriiiiuiicui, 1" i w
U. Ar UlfV I" 1 ur vi, vf ui.int-u iu, o uidhiuu- V. nr...; a .1,. j. Unil.t ...n.i.i .(
uoii oi um pruv-ttu ti u. puuuv. wum uiviä ",c tbe moft distingiui.hcd dmeeis of the age. The iepreenU
btates I I tions at this establishment are always got up in the most ad
Jld. Arc they id favor of, or opposed to, a limita- I mirable and unrivalled style.. Tbe scenery is splendid, great
tnn f ha Vtn rmvor rctnhli shnA hv th Cnr.sti. attention 1 raid to the costume of Ihe actur,ai.d to the gen
' J ilr..i,liii ffr. ft hnnrr. f .nrr 1 an. I Minimi Dnlllt
Gras are Ihe most eminent vocalists attached to the opera. Carlot'a Urii Is tt the bead ff Ihe Dallet; she has only
tution ?
4tb. Are they in favor of the present tariff!
5th. Are they in favor of, or opposed to, the annex- three livals, Taglfoui, Ceriio and Klssler j her form i exqu
ation of Texas and the occupation of Oregon 1
Gth. Will they abide by tlie decision ot the District
Convention, tobe holden at IndinnapoLfl, on tlie lUtli
dav of May next, in the selection of a candidate for
f a j
Coitttpss : And will thev rive tlieir surmort and mhu
ence to the election of the nominee cf said Conven
tion, if not themselves nominated by said Convention ?
Whereupon j Messrs. G. A. Chapman, Joseph John
son, Demas L. MTarland, James Johnson, and Dr
G. M. Shaw were appointed said committee
On motion of Isaac Smith,
Resolved, That we entertain the highest respect
for the Hon. Wm. J. Erown, an.l, though he has re
moved from the district, we still continue to cherish
sifrly moulded, of middle stature, long dark bir, intellectual dark eve, and a stfreet mouths tier manner is oriiiual
and natural havin? danced, delirrhied the hundreds of
persons present, and received their applause, she would
ppronch the I rout ot Ibe stage, bowing witn a countenance
glowing in animation, her eyes, lip, and smiles apieired to speak a language to the people irresistibly fascinating, and
wi'.b such girlb Simplicity she seemed to say, now l wir. dance prettily i she would then enchain eveiy eye aud
thought present ten or fifteen minutes with gr.irelul and p3
etical motemetits ; at the c!oe, shouts of delight reounded
throughout thehuüe, htrlf modestly bewmg her exit. Thousands In this city have teen much pleated with the ex
hibition of thnty-six Jeuns JXinseuses from the theatre royal, Vienna, who weie recently ergiged at Ihe French opera ;
18 boys and IS an Is from 7 to 12 yean of age t they tljncea
the most popular dances of the various polished nations, and
Aotlce of the Removal of the Office of
the Surveyor General of Ohio, Iiiclimia mid Michigan. CONGRESS hy Ihe ad of March, 1P15, hnrifie directed thnt the Suiveyor General's Office, northwest of the Ohio, should be reremoved to and kept at such place in the Hate of Michigan as ibe President of lire United Stales shall from time Io time direct v and
the President of the United States under lh.it law having diiectrd thi't I
KUd otnee snail oe reniovea io una rpi n iiciruu in me r-iav h Michigan; this is to give notice, tliat the Surveyor General's Office aforesaid will be forthwith removed accordingly. Given it the General Land Office this 31st d..y of April, A. D.1S1S. 45-ünr JAS. SHItLÜS, Coniinimionrr. TOffiV LOTS A I I) LAM). THE understgnfd uners for sale a number of krts, as laid out in the orignal plat of the town of t'ditiburch, topriher wKh 50or60 acres of land , adjoining anid original 10 u on I lie west and Dorlli. The land w ill be subdivided kio lots of one, two or more acres, to suit purchasers ; or the same w ill be sold iq on pareel,eit!ier with or w'lhoiit the k alioul sevriiteen In number. Tlie ks, many of tliein, nre well situuted fur business, on lire line of tlie country U; de to the Rail Road Drpot, which ia in the immediate vicinity. Tiie land bor etc r ine on Blue Klver affitd many suitnhle situations lor pork operations. When k is considered lhat the Madison and I ndianapolis Rail Itoad will, in Uie course of June, I e completed lo tills nniut, and ihe w hole
trade of the centre of the State be directed there, some klca may be
formed of Uie business of Edinburgh Er jears to come.
If the nrvnertv Is not sooner diMtoeed ol. a will be ofltrea at public
sale on the premises on Ihe 4th July next. Any person wisli.ng to purch.w the a' ore mentionrd property, in whole or in ptrt, can be advised as to ll ie terms and p:rticulars by callin; on Mr. William Hunt, Edinburgh, or the undersigned, IndraiiaDlis. An indisimuble title will be niade to purchsivers.
jfprja, 1015. IIA VI II V. ril.l,EY.
SEW IIAISUWAItl "UST received in addition io my former to-k of Hardware, a Urge assortmeta of Waldron's and Griffin's Grnss and Grain Scythes, Sicklw, Hors. Spades, Sttorels, Hav and Mangr Torkt, Trace Chains iu abundance. AUS, a aplendid lot cf B'.r.e h Planes superior to any ever tiroti'ht tfl this place. Concave and Concentric Ausers. Spesr's best double rrfined Pprlnp- and CnM tie-l Saws, Butcher' Saws : tozether with numerous other articjea usually kept in the Hardware line. Cash or good trade w'!! be received on the most rensonaMe term. Persons wanting an v tl in in the alove line would do well to call lit Kl U D'S. opposite the Palmer House, where they will be suited both in quality and price. April 29, I?. 45 - - - -
TOMLlXSOr? I2KOTIIEKS Have been appointed sole agents io 1 ndianalU for the sale of tbs following valuable Medicines: iLTDr. lVistar ISalsam of Wild Cherry, Tor the cure of Cousin, Coiiis, Cocsurnptions, Asthma, or Phthisic, and all complaints of tlie Lungs and CrcasL Trice ? I 00 per bottle. UTliristol's Snrsapnrilhii For curing Scrofula, Tetters, Erysipelas, Cancers, old and malignant ores, Mercurial Ulseaws, and a'l disorders evidencing ad Impurity of tbe blood. Trice SI CO per boUte. Üj-ilr. Williamson's I'nlu Soother, For the TOOTH ACHE. It will cure tlie most oUtlnate cases In five minutes besides, it contains not one particle of Kreosote, or other poisonous and delcleiiuus drug. Iiis perfect!; vvitctnt. Tiice2Sets. a boUle. ILTfaridiey's Ointment, Called by mmy " QridUrfi Suit Rieum Oitmcni,,,fmui its entire mastery over all Tetttr,ot Salt Bbenm,) Scald Head, bssjsrat.etc Trice 75 cts. a bottle. lL7lr. Humphrey's Vegetable Ointment, Fof the cure of .TILLS," etc. No article it capable of being prepared more adiuiraMy ad.-ipled for tbe relief and thorough cure of this
distressing disease Trice $1 00 B Jar. . . -
itrür. Vistar's CJesiiIc Inralic Pilla,
An excellent Medicine for &ci Itcadac&e, Dy-ycp ,nd Idi
JörVVnere H War's Balsam af nild Chrrrj" M used, if any pur, gation is necessary, H'intar' Fill should invariably be resisted to.
OTDr. Starkweather's Hepatic Elixir,
For tlie cure ot Liver Complaints, Dptpi, etc. See advertiser
inent in another column. Trice S 1 00 pel buttle.
nrlSocIicr's Kjc ISalsam,
A wonderful article for curing tbe mod olislinate caeso(" SOEE AND INFLAMED EYES." Also, Invaitnble for curing artofulous
sore eyes and inflamed eyelids. Trice 37) cents.
UTAlebasi's Poor Man's Plasters,
For relieving PAIN of every descrijitkMi. Fur irtak JmcLs, suserf ia tktMidt and breast, and all ottier di-a?rs thnt require aa exteroal application soothing and p!eaan( to wear; and iboss who once use
them will buy no other. ' Trice only 121 cts.
ITJ0$oors India C'!io!:iporie,
An nnfailing remedy b.4 the ciiie of FEVER AND AGUE, pleasant and delightful to use, and certni in its effects always removing scsrg vjigt ot the complaint. Price $1 50 per I nltks.
(Crrosiiafc's Anodyne Cordial.
Highly recommended by the medical faculty and others, a (be best
medicine Known for Diarrhoe, Bowl Complaints. Ooler Morkm, sad liKt Summer Complaint of Children. Trice 31 cents a bottle. 41-y -
MEDICAL HOTICT. f-w-O my patrons and friends, I now tender my professional services, B and slum, I hope, by my prompt aitenlk.n and loni experience In th nraclice. secure the esteem and patronace of mv fellow citizens.
I continue ta occupy the same tfice.cn Meridian, one door south of Washington street. It will be perceived that Dr. Tarry and myself
have discontinued our parlnerabip. April 23, ia 15, 45-3in JOHN II. SANDERS. M. D. a nnnn i.orATlo.
rrtO rent, a front and back room suitable for offices or shops, over
JL the Jewelrv Slore of VV. II. TalhoUj.terma low and
sion rivn immedHlely. App'y to 45 W. H. TAI.B'U I.
for him that gratitude which Lis Ion hnd fditliful i many fancy dances, in a style boih chaste aud beautiful. A service in the cause of democracy and unceasing la- j middle -aed female iDsrtucted ihem in the ait hid effected
The American Mcpket costs the Government nine dollars a piece ; the English musket costs four dollars and a half. That in li c in America is too heavj its weight is much greater than tbe French and German.
bors for tlie interests of tlie West, so richly merits,
and that we heartily approve of Im conduct as a representative from this Congressional District.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this Convention
he signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and ' pub
lished in tlie Indiana Mate öenunci. BANNER LAWHEAD, Chairman, N.' Bolton, Secretary.
Iowa Election. The returns of the electio; held
in this Territory, indicate the rejection of the . onsti
tution or Jie iState. bv a considerable maiontv. JJe
Moines county rave 4C0 majority against it. Van
Buren ncrainst it.. Cedar and Linn, about 200 major
ity for it. Muscatine, 20 to 30 majority against the
ConstitutXM. ocottf Uie same. Dubuque Frecmct,
250 majority against the Constitution. Johnson, 150
majority for it. The Legislature of tha will be Democratic
an engagement in London t whilst on their way thither, the
patents cf twelve of the children (having recently become
piou.) ordered lliem to return home, declining to hsve th m dance for their bread so the e od people of London will be
disappointed. - P. B. L.
ll llftSK .VATCIISTOrS!
THOSE persons whose watches are out of order, ore Informed that I have eneieed Mr. John A. PttuBeld, who is an esprienced
mw,A so aeknowleileed atineror workman : anv kiiul or a watcn iiiai
may lie broken or worn out in anv prticulnr, can l tepiacea wnn entire new works ; walch cases repaired or ma'bj new ; all kinds of
vstrhes. clocks or lewelrv reuairetl in tne very nest siyw, inn war
ranted lo pei form well or no pay. lam also prepared to snake or set any kind of Jewelry or stone settiirss. Every possilwe pai" wiM betaken to have work done well and neatly. The pu-; fnrts. spectfully invited 10 call and tlve us a trial. Slioporpc-,,ie the Wash-
injton HiilL a ; ,i. TAIjitfrTT.
1311'OStTAXT! Hi rosgalc's Aiioflync Coriiji A safe and fjfectual Remed-j for tfte SUMMER COMTLAIXTS, Fa. Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus f c'jo, Flatulent tfr.J Sfosvodm Colics. This Invaluable Medicine for t!,e above coualnU aurpaaes any other remedy now I n use. Hundreds of cases bare come lo tbe knowledge of tbe proprietor, where a speedy eure bas been effected by Ii tue of the' Cordial, after a resort to the pummon remedies bad proved unavailing. It lus been extensively used throughon'j iDj, guuand elsewhere, fit many years has been approved. -,4 m um) , pfaeUce Vy a great number of Die mot rcjub'., physicians, as may b seen byUieir certificates and recornmen aj. eac$ bO'Ule, , . ' This ndicine is discovered , trecwM e tl Intestine diseases, prod-j Ly lhe 4 riu,M rf w,lef. t rivers in the southern -j glaU;4 wfcic ,rnütn fc inestimalle VjIuo ükw w iw reHW or travel in tlKe feci loci of tna country. " rJ.B To secure the public ajiinst deception, tbeexiemfil lahei of eat . pol lie IsTfCured by a copy-Sight, lucli was entered faccorUias til
aoi orress) in ine rsortnern HKtricl or isew xutK,cn ids day of November, Anno Doiriiii, l&IJ. A facsimile of tbe propriety's sijnaturs wilt be found oa tbe outer
label, if fenaine. Pi ice 31 cts.
For sale by TOMLl.NSOX BR OTHERS, IpJif napol' -y.
KIIsYRU WAKE HIAXl'ACTtJllEU.
TH E put-lie are Inlormed lhat I hay4 inin eommsnced manufacluring Silver W are. auch as ta., iea. ueam, mustard and sail spoons, susrtonf!, soup ladles 'udbMlcrknives; old eld or silver 1 m a ak n am Inr inm'.. . I l . .
1MM.C1, in -1 . r ti seis or nsm ni w I nr
r iihia1
' -1 . r ti seis or nsm ni w I at KnAnn
made over to match, or of any tetter n or style wfcbed ri I have an experienced workman er.nged. Shop opposite the Washincton
H. W. II. TALBOTT. P. P. The htgneat r rtM pjj for ,uTer ehber in Eood er cash, ly W. 11, -f. 44
Ir. Witar's Ualsmit of Wild Chcrrr
This celebrated remedy is a compound unlet 111 rc piephratlon ol the
it'dd Cherry Bark and Most cf ctaad, combined by a new chemical
process with the Extract of Pine. .So saluury have been its effects in
alt cases when administered for Cocchs, Asthma, t'osicamoj, or
any disease of the lungs, that many of the most dutingubhed physi
clans hate approved aud recommended K, and operly acknowlede,
it tlie moU i-alualile medicine ever discovered. It U truly a '.alnsble medicine, and isefl'ecung an immense amount of good iu ine relief of suffering humanity.
0yeadvertlement. 41-y L.OS'1 ON' Saturday rroon, it cold linn pl.t', soma larjer thnn a quarter of a dollar, with a lady's portrait on it - Any person find-
Territory ,nf il will p'eae leave tt at tkls otnee. 45-
"JVTA1L5, Iron, Steel and tastlnjs constantly oa band al the
fj-rOur friend at Newville is informed that the
mifitakß of which he wrote was entirely accidental.
Jt 13 rectified to his eatisfachon.
store of '
April 30, if 45.
43
SMITH U. HANVA.
TJRASS Kettles, Tin Ware, Queen's Wsre, Jk panel Ware.De-
MM canters. 8 flute tum'iler. and plain- J"t received at
AprU i, leli
43
6MJTH HANXA S.
FAXS! FAIV'Sir JUT received, a fine supply pf Fans for the Ladies, at the store of April 31. 45 EMITU & IIAWA,
INCir S1YLCS. A FEW pieces nw Styles r urniture and plher prints just received at . . April 50. 4J SMITH RAXXA?. COFITE. Afltl.ME lot nf 30 Bags lust received and for sale at 4$ P.-.UT11 &. HA VVA'g. LOOK AROrDt
7 E want to buy 50.1M 0 lbs. Cacon, for -which the highest
prices win be pntd ry
April ?0, 1845. 45 BM1TH At HANNA.
1 ' - - 1 -
all. lions
y Produee received in exchanga for Gnoda at the Ptore of
. -i't :
45
SMITH & HANNA.
Dr. Jacob IIccKcr's Cclcbratcil EVErR ALSA3I. A SPECIFIC FOR CHRO.YIC, SORF, IX FLAMED A.YD WEAK EYES. Aciopgthemanyextraordinary cures effefied bytliistrily vroBderf.l BalaaiD, wp lve room qnly f f the fullowing 3 's" 5 .s- 9 .r s s s 9 S. si Ktl "lluminijy induces me to mae know a lo the ciloena of Cincinnati, who piny be atllrcted wilb Uie above, sn astonishrng cure effected In (Itree weeks In a case of seven years' standing, by the use of ' BKCKER'S EYK BALSAM.' The rase referel ie M liialof my liule hoy, wlm was born with iniamed nte bas.' The ia4 unmalion continued to increase, resisting ail remedres, fur the ive 1 seven jears. Havinj beard of the remark il.le cures elTected hy "Decker's Eye Balsam," as a last resot, I made a trtol of it, and 2 at haptiy to certify that il effected a pc;uaunt one in three weeks. lf CHARLES M)RT.v, ' Fifth at., 4 doors west of l ins.T &4dby TOMUNSQN nROTHER, Indianapolis. ' 41-y -COW WAXTED. ANY one liaving a nist rate row and calf, or onu "in a delicate situation," may bearof a pore rmsertiy ajl) His t this office. Scim but Ihe very btwted. - 44-tf mSSOLUTIOVOF PAUTSERSIIII. mHt partnersbrp heretohire eiistint between H. F. Millev and T. 1. O. Flelelier, under the name of H. f. Wilier at Co., Is this day disrolved by mutual consent. M. F. MII.LEK, Indianapolis, April 21,1015. 4I-3w T. rLETClititk