Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1850 — Page 3

FOREIGN ITEMS.

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Chinese iron. It ia llie frst tjme that this metal Irnm i- t r . . ' . . .1. - r .1 r-i t .- . , . ...j su eject oi annexation, urrins them to obtain it br all the mine of the Celestial empire has been imported J m"

lpire lias oeen iirtrincu , r - t i . j t : . i. i i... .n r into rjtgiaoa. numerous tntus, wnicn uavc made of this iron, prove that it is in all reepeet at least catial to Enrlisli. Swedish, or Russian iron. As it is procured at a more favorable rate than from those . . countries, and as it is abundant in the Hfnv lYcing market, this article will doubtless btfore long become an object of an important trtda with China. Enormoü" Increase in the Iron Business in Wiles. The increase of the iron business is, probably, unexampled in the history of the world. The population, during the 40 ye-ra from lifll to 1841, increased in Newport from 1 123 to 13,733 ; iu TreYethin from 1742 to 14,932; in AberyswitU fn.m 805 to 11,272 ; in Betwelty from 619 to 22,418. In Glarrvrgau the increase has been, ifnot in the same proportion, still enormous in itself." Thun, during the same period, the increase at Merthyr has been from 7750 to 34.977; at Cardiff from 1970 to 10,077; at Swansea, from G331 to 16,737. The progress in the actual trade ia e hown by the returns to be equally nstouishiog. In 1S20, the iron sent from the worker for shipment to Newport was 45,462 tons; in 1847, 240,637. The quantity at Cardiff in 1820 was 50,157 tons; in 1347 it was 220,953 tons; ani this is exclusive of a quantity of iron shipped from smaller ports, which owe their existence to tb.8 lut twenty years. Fbeedom or the Press. Some idea of the extent to which it exists in France, under the government of Louis Napoleon, may m gathered from the following exlrac. of a letter from Mr. Walsh, la:e U. S. Consul atT'aris: " be Peuple, the daily paper founded by Proudhoo, has undergone, in eight months of existence eighteen prosecutions and convictions. The sentences amount altogether, to thirlyjour years of imprisonment, and a very large sum in fanes. Five of I'm editors are now in jail, and one is in exile. It survives under a new title." SiwrLa r Occurrence. A Munich periodical relates ti.at a man named Matthias Mangelbacher being attacked by a severe fit of the toothache stopped up his ears with gun-cotton, not knowing but what it was the common cotton he was accustomed to use in such cases. In retiring to his room for the night, he seated himself before a wood fire, from which a spark flew out and struck the tuft of gun-cotton, which exploded with such violence that it blew the whole top of his head off. That will pass for a touh one ! Cool Proceedings of the Oriental, Ladies. Daring the hottest months, when the thermometer is often at the height of 120 degree Fahrenheit, the ladiu wear a silken garment and slippers but no stockings. At night, it is the custom to sleep on the terraces, at the top of the house, in the open air, the men, the children, and the domestics, having each their separate terraces. Strange as it may sound, it is by no means an uncommon practice with the ladies in Bagdad, in tbe month of July and August, to strep their night clothes in cold water which is slung up for this purpose, in skins, in order to keep it as cool as possible. Having done this, they put them on wringing wet, and again retire to bed of palm branches, to enjoy refreshing slumbers. Notwithstanding this practice, rheumatism is rarely ever heard of in that coontry. The London Times. There is no other newspaper in the world wliic'i wields so grvat an influence as th London Times. It has placed itself at the head uf the pres in Europe, and speaks with a degree of authority which kings might eovy. The individuals concerned in its man -.geinetit are nothing the paper itself is every thin?. In its columns public questions are continually discuwd, with masterly ability. It, may easily be conjectured, that no one mind could originate, prepare, and utter, from day to day, the erudite, far-reaching disquisition which tell so powerfully on the opiniou of the world ; but that is a matter of no consequence. The Time speaks, and its word is potential. It is a gigantic impersonality , disembodied oracle, whose voice penetrates every corner of the civilized world, and moulds the thoughts of a large portion of the human family. Those who are familiar with the way in which its machinery is made to operate, know that many pens aro regularly employed upon that sheet. Yet nothing is more evident than the fact, that all its articles, from whatever source thpv mv come, bear a single im Dress. The Times utters one language. It scorns to tell the public that ; it disapproves of what itself has said. It never strangles its own offspring. The absence of a responsible," or the indiscretion of an ."assistant," is never proclaimed as the excuse for an acknowledged blunder. Such a practice would soon bring even that great journal into contempt. ' Yet the Times has a responsible edrtor,"tne who, while he scarcely ever writes anything himself, carefully supervises, alters and corrects every editorial. and gives a consistent character to all the utterances ; of the paper. He never informs the public that nobody writes for his journal except himself, well know- j ing that nothing e!e he could say would injure it so much. Several men of burning, talent and expert-. ence are engaged upon a liberal stipend to write reg-) ularly for its columns. Tbcy furnish articles upon ! such subjects as may be eugested by their principal, or by their own judgment. They are all carefully read, examined, and usually altered and corrected by the editor. No writer can have any assurance hit his production will appear in the shape given it by himself; and none is ever at liberty to claim in any way the authorship of his own articles. It is thus. by making the paper great, and those who conduct it nothing, that the Time has come to be the mot considerabis journal in existence. It well knows that the public care less than nothing about the individuals . . . . . II. who sit at its deslcs. Ail lis reaoers want is an uuic, . . . , in - j . 1 1 . I intelligent, and comprehensive daily paper, and I it is careful to furnish. The machinery behind he curtain U nas me sense auu neie to wincai. ivuvm.Ur American. " Valuable Discovert. Ii hat been discovered in England by a Mr. Burke, that the golden sulphuret of j antimony mixed with India rubber, and submitted to the action of heat at 30 degrees, in & Doner, tinuer pressure, from four to six hours, will produce what is known as metallic rubber, after which the goods will resist the action of extremes of heat or cold, yet retain for indefinite time, a much greater degree of lasticity than those produced by the melting of sulphur with lead mixed with rubber. Fabrics prepared according this invention can be made to take all the most delicate tints of color, quite free from the odor cf sulphur, so objectionable in other mod of vulcanizing. Mixed with gutta percba, images, the entire features of the face, which are capable of being distorted into inuumerable and grotoeque forms, hae been produced. Overcoats have been tnada by this process to weigh but twenty-two ounces and capable of being crammed into tbe pocket, the discovery may be succinctly described as follows: Mix 15 parts of goldeji sulphurct of antimony with 100 parti of India rubber, and when Ihoroughly " mafcticated " as known to manufacturers, the articles are to be made up and then submitted In hat in a boiler under pteesure at a temperature varying from 260 to 280 degrees Fahrenheit. Tbie ia said to bn the mot valnable discovery yet made in connection with India rnbVr. Though pat ented in England, it has already been ud by imecf nor own maiiuraet'jrer, and cannot now xm monopolized in Ihe United States. Lakge Cargo oj-Corrxe. The ship Columbia ar rived at New Orleans on Ihe loth mit. from Rio, lias on board 14.600 sack f coffee uf 1R0 pounds each. beintr upwards of 2,200.000 pounds, and is probably the large-! cir? of coffee ever imported into tlint city. The veaeel and earpo belong to Boston, and are consigned to Geo. Green &. Bro. At the present price of the article, the cargo will yield a profit of $80,000 to JÖO.O0O. Ax Abscomdino lixisTjt.--The Richmond (Va.) Time states ihit on last Saturday week the RtV.

JoEL W. JOSES, who officiated at a .Methodist Chapel . aa th repreeenlalivejn the legislator of Fountain cou n. there, in consequence of sevrral dischrsurci suddenly I jT though largoly opposed lo him in poütics. Ths dutook hi departure, leaving bis board and some other ' ,ig incident lo that station were discharged with xeal and bills unpaid. Rumors from Syracuse, N. Y., where .foiiiyend we bav reason to believe) were eatisfaclory he formerly resided, led to a call Tor his credentials, hjj eonflituent-. ... I - U . II. WA . ... rm a J ). Mas.

OUt DC couiu Biiow none. no waa ciigagcu VJ in. rid to a lady of his con?resration, and it is said that 1 -1 J- t.. . .mm in t It m hiatal i f Nut VnrV I O-Th Washirtjrtoo CWr, on the authority rf a M"rmon delegate, says that the charge of poliyamy and bigamy, brmi.ht against the citizens of Peteret, ii utter 1 uu founded.

WE WS OF THE DAY.

(gp An address, ijrned by leven hundred French .-r,,! Richter' Perpetual Motion. We understand that the ingenious discoverer of this great wonder of ',h world, has sold an interest in bis discovery to a I n r. ........ . . r I c I : rrii . 1 company of gentlemen of this city. The amount has D't transpired. But it is several thousand dollar, vilh euch contingents as may realize for Mr. Richter an ample fortune, iT the' principle ttlmll prove applicable to machinery. Augusta ((a.) Cou. Feb. 5. Michigan. By a statement pubJiIvd in ti e Detroit paper, it appear there are 22S flourishing mills in the Stae 1 Michigan, having 563 run of ston and an aggregate capital invented of $1,490,400. Thcfe mills employ 593 hand, and during the ean of 1849 manufactured 719,473 barrels of flour. The Prebyterian Herald states that the lady of the Rev. Dr. Lindley, of Nashville University linsrmde a donation of $15 000 to the Theological' Seminary of New Albany, additional to the donation of $15.000 by her former husband, tbe founder of the Seminary. A Liberal Bequest. Mr. David Coir, who deceased recently, we learn from the Nonpare l. bequeathed the sum of $15,000 to be sppropriated towards the erection of an ajlum for indigent females. Mr. Corr was a man who made n outward profession of religi-m, but this bequest shows his heart was ritfht without it. Cin. Enq. Female Sailors. Several instance of females who have donned the garb of sailors, and followed the ea for years, hav been recorded lately. We are informed that there is a case of the kind in this city. It is that of a woman twenty-six years of age, whose birth place was in the British provinces. Some six years ago she was wronged by an English sea-captain, whom she determined to follow for the purpose of reparation and revenge. For five years she searched for him in the dress of a sailor, in nearly every quarter of the world, without being able to reach him. At length, 1 1 Liverpool, she met with an accident in eousequence of the swinging of the jib-boom, wben her sex was discovered. She arrived here on her return from Liverpool, a week or two since, and some persons who are interested f r her are endeavoring to get her a passage to Halifax, where she represents that she has both money and friends. Boston Traveller, 26iA ult. Fatal Mistake. A medical practitioner. Dr. N. Ray, of Madison county. Mo., recently administered by mistake, a large dose of sulphate of morphine, for Dover's Powder, to a worthy citizen of that county, Mr. Joseph Farrell, who died in consequence a few hours after. Dr. Ray publishes a statement of the facts in the Paris Mercury, and avails himself of the opportunity to announce his withdrawal from the medical profession. Mr. Farrell left a large and dependent family to mourn his loss. The Dr. says : "It being night, and having went to bed, the error was not discovered until it was too late to remedy the evil. The calamity, if pssible, is the more regretted by me, as the deceased has always been a particular friend, and has left an amiable family to struggle through the hardships of life without a protector." A Slave Case, of a rather complicated nature, has just been decided in Raleigh, N. C, whither the slave, a man named William Hardy, was taken from Baltimore. He was a free man, but being arrested in the latter place for felony, was sold for a certain term, winch wits afterwards extended on the plea of disorderly conduct. The Court has ordered him to remain a slave until 1856. Family Poisoned. The family of Mr. Murphy, of Montgomery. Alabama, were all taken suddenly sick a few days ago, and he, with his daughter, aged fifteen, and a child, all died. A negro woman, the family cook, has b' cn'lodged in jail on strong suspicion of having mixed arsenic in the food. Texas's "Voice is for War." Tho Legislature of Texas is very warlike on the subject of Santa Fe jurisdiction. A commissioner is about to start to organize tbe counties, backed by five hundred Rangers. J This is pretty good backing, and as Santa Fe has been placed by the U.S. Government under the jurisdiction of the military government of the Territory, which of course will exert its authority, the Ranger stand a chance of seeing some service, unless they are peaceably instructed. At present it looks like a row Terribly Prolific. The Pottsville (Pa.) Journal, OI" 26;h ult., says that the woman residing in Wet Branch Valley, who gave birth to four children about sixteen mouths ago, presented her husband with three more, last week, making seven children in the space of sixteen mon'Jis ! 00" Ninety thousand patients are annually received into ihe hospitals in Paris. Fourteen thousand old and infirm arc supported in the infirmaries. Five thousand foundlings are taken care of in the public institutions, and twenty-three thousand are sent out to nurse, thirty thousand indigent families also receire assistance. fn-The Frsnkf.rt Yeoman is throwing cold water on varj0, ra jrilttd mterprises now talkod about jn Kentucky, and closes an article on the subject thus: th(fie wfi0 h,re money to throw away, invest jt jn anj nf ,,e lnaDT rairoad humbugs so much talked 4Dout through this State." jatejy occurred at Madrid between two youn,r ,adie On was uhimatelv l.ot in tha leo-. and Ihe combat ceased pro tern. Finally, a reconcil iaüon was effected by the gallant Senor whose charms had evoked the apple of discord. How Pennsylvania cor its namk. We extract the following from one of a series of articles in the Boston Transcript, entitled "Dealings with the dead:" Whoever coveted the honor or being the creditor cf r,llnj . mi:,t ..tnm., ; Ph.rU. ih eond. ' I 161 that monarch, in consideration of RI .,,:, P conveyed to William the district, n-w called Penn sylvania. Ho hin. self would have given it the name of Sylvauia, but the king insisted on prefixing the name of the grantee. Full powers of legislation and government were bestowed upon I be proprietor. ' 1 lie only limitatiou was a power, reserved to the Privy Council to rescind his laws within six months after they were laid before that body. The chaVter bears date March 4, 1619. He first designed to call his domain New Wales, and nothing saved tho Philadelphia ans from being Welchmen, but an objection from the under Secretary of State, who was himself a Welshman, and was offended at the Quaker's presumption. Indeed tuet didn't! The Chicago Daily Advertiser, speaking of the late fire in that city, aays gravely : "Several persons were engaged during the fire in throwing canisters of powder into the flames, for the purpose of blowing up tbe buildings. Tlsy did but little good." Very strange that ; they should have tried a keg full. TJITJD, At Covington, Ind., on Saturday last, the 23d inst., Akürew M. Casnahas. Esq.. a member of the last House of Representatives, in about the 27 1 h year of bis age. In the death of this estimable young man, what sad vacancies have been created ! A young wife is prematurely clothed in Ihe weeds of widowhood, tho hearth ol parents made desolate for the loss of a favorite son, and a large circle of kindred and friends mourn tho less of one who was dear to them in lite, and whoea memory will be sacred, now that lis is dead. Mr. Carnalian wu a young man of brilliant promise. Borne sven jitars ago, lis came, to lit is city, after having graduated with distinguished honor at Wabash College, to finish the etudy of hie profeee'mu, I ha law. Poeeeaeing a fins addrrn and a good heart, he rapidly won his way to an enviable place in the limation of this com munity ; and Ii wis on entrusted with bumneae and interests of an imparlance not often conferred upon men of his ege. About three year ago ha located himaelf at CovingUin and entered upon the active practica of his I profession Al the last annual election lie was returned ; ... :,, .U. . ,J W. A . . .1.., - - ' . - . . w . all ha skill of his physicians proved unavailing. The I J ! 4 sV.tl. IIa u. . m mAmtvA fvf id. C.hml I USblBV liuu g"" iv,,fli. lis v. au m iii.hivbi vi ucwim Presbyterian Church, and Iiis purity of life, and faith in Iiis ascended Redeemer, give cheering hopes that though ws are bereaved, ths cup of his blessedness is full for ever.

0" When the famous some unscrupulous peopl would perhaps prefer the word infamous Lord Lnm' was passing from the Houe of Lords to the Tower on the occasion of hi9 trial for high trmson, an ä 1 1 favored English woman thrust her head into one of the windows of hi carriage, and bawled out, You'll get that nasty head of yours chopped ofT, yo'i ujly old Scotch dg !" to which he promptly responded, I believe I hall, you ugly old Englioli bitch.' LAWSOfcV IDIA I. AN ACT to tuthoiizt !'iMhip truteei to appoint apeivion in certain t-r in Wrrn county. Section I. Be it enacted bw the General Attemblv of the

urate of iidtama, Tht the lowu-hip lim ert of the teveial lownlii. of ihe county of Wancn and Mate of I din, are prohibited from assessing a tax fur any purpose whatever. ? Sec 2. Thai whn anr vacancy sh !! occur in the ffic of uirivini ,.f an mail diturt in any of the lornhipa of taid roumy, by death in olirrwie, it lull be lawful f.ir aaij twobip titt'-irrf to Gil nail vacancy by appointing tome qualified prison lo fill nil vacancy, wli thill qualify si in ohr Cr Sec. 3. Thai all lawt, and pait nf laws coming in conflict with this ad shail be, r.u.l the nmr are herrby repealed. I Sec -V Thii act shall bt in furca from aui after its paG. W. CA RR, Fptaker of the ltoa of Representative. JAMES II LANE, PiesiJent of the Senate. Apj roTed January 21, 1850. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AX ACT to prohibit the aal nf iotoiicaii"t; drinks in Blue River tnwiiihip, Jnhnti county. Srcri' if . Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State Jnäiana, That hereafter it hall not be lawful for any prren or persons, directly or indirectly, to sell or barter sitinloK liqu.tr, wiae. at ation heei, by a lee quantity than thirty alIoui( within the limits of Bias River iwnship, in Johnson county, except fur medical or sociameutal pui pe. Src. 2. Any person or parsons violating the provisions of thi act, for every such violation, upon conviction thereof on indictment in the proper circuit court, or being charged with such violation by the afBJavit of any persoo.btfoie any jatice of the peace of said township, and by such justice or the jury upon Iii I iheieof, found guilty, shall bo fined in any sum hoi les than twenty, nor mote than twenty-fire dollais. Sec. S. Justices of the peace ia said towoship shall have concuireot juritdicliou with the circuit court, in all cae liains; under this act, subject to Ihe pro vi ion of an act entitled "an act, toex'end ihe juiidicin of justices of the peace in certain criminal esse,M approved February 16ih, 1843 ; Provided, that if tbe defYnJani so elect, he may be recognized to the Johtaou circuit court, wi hul trial or appeal from the judgment of such justice, accoiding to the ptovisions of tbe ixih od twenty-fii! aections .f the fifty-fifth chapter, article first, uf ihe ievied statutes of 1843. Sec 4. All I w conflicting with this act, so far as Blue River townhip, in the county nf Johnson, in Ihe Slate of In diana is concerned, are berrby repealed. Sec 5. This act to lake effect and be in f ree from and flet i s pntlication. G. W. CA RR, Spesker of the Hnue of Reprrsentatives. JAEMS H. LANE, President of the Senate. Approved January 21, 1850. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. Iiifiiii:ioli Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected Weekly for the Indiana State Sentinel. BY KIRLAND & FITZGIBBON. 1'ro.iuse D alers, at th Riilrnad Dipol. JMCaV per lb, GROCERIES Hoi, round, S0.00a4.00 ShouUers, 3.00o0.tW Clear aides, 4.UUa4.60 llama. S.H)aS.UO BEEF r-r cwt. net, 3.504 00 CJlJi'MKS er lh., M6.iU.00 corroy yailv csieo.oo CJJVDLES per Ib., Htar, 0.S0 MouM, 0.09o0.9 C0Hy MF.iL bu., 0.20a0 23 FLOUR per brl., 4. 00 1.50 FKUITSyterbu. Apple, grevn, O.OOaO.75 Apples, dried, ll?5IOO Pearhaa, drird, I 75aO.(HI Almonds, per lb., o. I WI.20 Raiin us, per box, 0 OOat.W) FISIf Mackerel, No. I , per brl. OOaCO.OO No. 1, halr-Srl., 0.0aO.H) No. I.qr.-brl., 4 00a 1.2 No. I, kit, 2JM)e3.l0 No. 2, per brl., 00.00al'2.50 No. 2 half brl., 0.0O7 00 No. 3, per brl., 0 SdoO.OO ' Salmon, kits, 3.C00.00 .FEraEAS-perlb. Bt. 0.1t) 98 Ordinary, 0.18o0 32 ORJIXSptt bu. Wheat, 0 6Jat.OO Brooma, 1 .7ja2. 50 Led,baf, O.OtxtOOO Lead.ivhite.pure, 185ol.OO Lead, No. I, liol 'O Oil, linseed, 0.7ioO ;0 Oil, lard, 0.6'.'a0.00 Oil, sperm, l.'baOM Oil, Tanner', 0 75e.00 Turpentine, O.TftoO.OO Beans, white, 0.37e00 Potatoes, 0 30aQ.30 Oniont, OJOoO.OO Cheese, O.OnoO.OS Butter, roll, 0,10o0.15 Lard. OOioOOil Beeswax, 0 I3o0 18 Ginen, O.tfloO.85 Tallow, 0.07a0.08 CX-IS"5 per boi. 8 bv 10, 4 00.4.05 10 by 12. 4.2.'o4-&0 HAY per ton. Timothy, O.DOelO.OO Clover. O-OOoO.OO IRO.Y per lh. Bar, 0.03o0.03 Round andsq're, OOlioO.Osi Casting, 0.0U0.04J Ppiing, OOOo.OI'Jl Axlea, O.flOoO.09 Anvil, ai4a0.15 LEATHER Sole, per lb. O.Wofl 51 CalfOias,prdx. 18.00o30 00 Upper, 95 OOoM.W Morocco, 20.00a2i.00 fheep. 5,00o8.UO LIQUORS per gal. Best Cot. Brandy, 0.00o2-50 Best Pale Brandy, ?.37a3.00 Ameriran Brandy, 0.45o0.50 Holland Oin, O.VIol.M Old Bour. WhUk. 0.60 1.25 Corn do., O.OV0.23 Old Mada. Wine. O.OOol.OS Rye, 0 OOoll JO - Corn, O.900 33 Oats. tUOeO.SJ GROCERIES Coffee, beat Rio, fl.16ofl.l7 Hagar, N. O., 0.5i(l.06 Sugar, loaf, O.lOiaO.15 Sugar, cniahed, O.J3aO.I5 Ta, O. P., 0.6JoO 70 Tea, Imperial, 0.500.65 Tea. Y. Hjon, 0.30o0 bO Pepper, 0.00 K) 10 Spice. O.lilotl.lj Saleratas, Molasses, N. O., Mel won, 8. H., Tar, A.Cbrl., Tar, Florida, Tobacco, Maddnr, lndi;o, Rice, Copperas, Roain, Oirtger, Cloves, Oanpowiler, Soap, No. I, Caiia, Alum, o oeioo oo Port Wine. 0.80 I. '25 0.00eJ0 0.00o075 OJOelO 3 7j4.00 4 05jO.OO 4750.00 5.2ja0.00 6.2öa0 00 4-OUoO.OO OOaO.PO 1.003.25 000.4.00 3 .5Oa4.00 0.00.0 90 O-OOoSUO 0.3U0O0 O.40a0.43 0.00a5.0e O.UOaO.OO o.i.mO.;o 0.13a0.15 1 00 1.15 0.051-0 C 0.03a0.03l 0.0-.'loO.03 fl.Ilo0.12j 03?aa40 6iia6.50 0.05a00 OJOoO.OO 0.05a0 00 1.62401.7 Sherry Wine, Claret Wine, Malaga Wine. NAILS per keg. lOd M 61 4J 3.1 RrU, PAPER pet ream. Wrapping, Foolscap, rtoo. Boards, gr. SEEDS per bu. Clover, Flax, Tiaaothy, Nntmfp, Woortrn Bnekes,3.50o9.60 ornciAii. GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE. THE undermined. In wrananee of a Joint reaoluUon of the Jenera! Assembly of the Stater Indiana, approved January 16th, 1849, aothorisinc tbe Governor or Agent of Style to sell the interest tbe State of Io(.iana baa la the Georgia Ianda, wilt receive proposal for all the Intereot the Stale of ladiana baa In and toßU kunJrtd sAorw Land, picuatod in the coamiee rf Telfair, Moat got nerr, Pa kiski, and Laurent, in the !ute of Oenrgla, being upvtaids of tares kundrtd (AMMjKt mcru f Und, nid lo be valuable tr limber. Tbe above Und waa obuiuod front the Georgia Lomber IJompaur, aa eeutlty Ihr tne payment of two hundred and forty thousand dollars ow. Ing lo the Staler Indiana by the Wester a Bank ol Mew York, at Rochnstair. Proposals ror tne pureAaae of aakt land will be received by the undersigned at ludianapnlia, until Ihe first day of January, 1851. The hiebest bidder lor tne InUTert of the Slate in aaid lands, wiH receive a conveyance under aa act of tbe General Aaneinbly eonnrwint. the sale ; aad ao part of the purchase aioury will be required anld lite sale la confirmed. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, (Teeeraer oy öuusa. Indianapolis, February 81, 1850. Opvkb or Taeasusca or Stats, ) indiamap9lis, f'ahrmmm SI. lajU. f Gov. J. A. WaioHT Dear Srrr I have examined the records In this rffice. and find that no payment whatever has been made to the Slate '1 rrasury on account of tbe sale or tne Georgia Lain as. I aus. very rcopccuullr, your obedwnt aanraat, e3 3inoa JAM El P. DK..-.KE, 7Vower tf Stt. The Ji4imal of Cornmeice, New Yorl. .arid Constltutlonslist, Aariista, Gvia, will give the above six weekly iosertione, and seed brill to ttm oltice far llquidatlow. - orrioiüz.. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. THE undersigned, In pursuance of aa act of the General A seem bly. approved January 81st, lc50, being aa act entitled "an act to provide l the sale of a porika of square No. 25, in the town of lndianaKlis, for tbe purpose of erecting thereon buildinfs tor tbe asa of Um Indiana Central Medical College," will receive propoaala until the first day of June next, for one acre of ground, situated iu the north-west corner of square No. twenty five, (US) in Ihe town of induinapoiBt. Mid lot ot Und nas oeen appraised by Jamea Blake. Calvin Fletcher, E. N. Sti liner, I). Martiire, WUIian Pullivan, and W. H. MorrhuB, to ihe sum of tmrlt five handred and elity sis do. lira. No bid will be eonnidered for lose titan tlie appraised value. Tbe property will be sold on a credit ot (wear Mar, the purchaser paying interest annually, and the contract wi3 be subject to be con firmed or rejected by tbe next General Assembly. jus&ru a. w utii nr. rjeeei Indianapolis, February 28, 1850. 8law3m journal copy. Dissolution or Co-parf nentlilp. Tit E Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm of J. Little fc Co., waa dissolved mis day bv mutual consent. Tbe books, notes and papers will be left In the bands of Little, Drum fc. Andersons, who will eoatinue the business at Iba old stand. The bOBtneos ol tbe lata firm will be adjusted by them aad VV. Y. Wiley, who are duly authorised to aeltle Um same. We Uke this occasion to return our warm thank i to mir fr ends for their heretofore very liberal support, and com use od wttJi auieb plea. aura aa equal snare or couQ deoco aud pulrramfe in our .uceessurs. WM. Y. WILEY, MATTHEW LITTLE, INGRAM LITTLE, ladiunapolia, January 1st, 1850. JOSRPH LITTLE. Tbe subacritaer s will still continue tbe business at the late stand of J. Utile & Co., under the style and firm of Little, Dram It Ander. suae, w hure we will be tilsaaed lo renew our Im i si aus connections wkh the friends or tbe lato firm, aad give It our personal and prompt aueoUon. JOSEPH LITTLE, JAMES J. DRUM. OEGRGE P. ANDERSON, JOHN II. P. ANDERSON. 8.1 9tnou Indianapolis, Jinttary 1st. 1850. 'Ml ANKrUL. to the citlaana of Lndiaaapulw lor favors, we will JL root in e true our maxim .f principle, and sell at tbe same raa aMe prices. Ws will receive in a very snort time a large and beantifir! ass etmeiA nf all sonde Is onr line, of fancy roods, perfumery, tou, aud every articlo fur tbu Toilet, from Fmoeu, Germany, Englaed anj tiwiiaerlaad, we will have ea baad a larger stock tlwa is teneially krpt in inland cities. Particulartv will we keen for the youth, the younr friends nf llr. Rump, whki have always beua rood customers, a sjreal assortment ef all thu finest, most elecant aad praisu-wortliy of school nquiskea. We will a'ao have for Umi aniusrinent of the children, a heb assortawirtof new stiel I nines, such as Marie. Mechanic Magnetic, Cenmetrie. Arc biter tic. and a errat number of ruber new and interest ing objects m Ibis liae. BRENTANO fc RUMP, Importers and Exporters lo New York. Opposite the Court House, lias laniU. f U M I ins? NOTICE. I THE aadersirned.execuijlx of WUham Quartes, deceased, ha - iai recoisad letters as surh exeeuult from the Ctrrk of tbe Pmlatto Court of Mara county, on the estate, notines all persons who are Indelded to the same, either bv note, account, or otherwise, to mke payment of the eame. A ad those bavins claims again the said decedent, will Ale the same t Iba proper office for nulement. 1 lie et4te le eufMsi.d lo be solvent. 3 3wla HARRIET L. QUARLE?. Executrix, fcc.

füll MARCH, 1850. J TV. ITIatiry V Co., ITXaiiascrs. $S5,ooo. $:?(,0n0! 315.0U0!! S12,C0O!!! 103 Prize X $r(HI ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the Benrfit tJ Monongalia Academy, ExtraClais No. 3, for 135!). To he drawn ia Alexaadria, Va., oa Saturday , March 9, 160. IS ftuwbrr lj'tlrru Drawn itallolM ! GRAND SCHEME. One aelenrfid prize of $55.000 do 30 .Coo, I do 15X00, 1 do IS. 000. I n.. I0.UO0, I do 6,000, I do 5.363, 1 do 5X. i do 8,000. 100 do 00, i.e. ; lickeis $15 shares In projionion. CcrtlS atesof packages of 2d Whole tickets fl on Do ' do 3ii Half 10 90 fiO Do do 2ti Quarter o 45 Do do -Iii tiphth do W 50 s3 5,OO0 ! VIRGINIA SI ATK LOTTERY, For the Benefit tJ Monongalia Academy, Class No. 31. for XJ0. Tobedrawa al Ateiantlru, Va., on Saturday, 16 h cl Match, 1U0. 15 Drawn Nov n ca b package of 20 Tickets. SPLENDID SCHEME! One prize of $33.000. I du 0 0(0, 1 do 10,000, I do 5 f01. 1 dj 3.001, 3 di i.000. I do 1,7(10, 1 do 1,362, 10 do 1,300, 10 do 700,cc. tickets S 10 liai es in proportion. Certläcateaof packages -2iJ Whole tickrts 910 00 Do do X6 Hair do 6000 Do do - 26 auHiter d. 30 00

8T0,000. $:i0.000 ! S2Ü.CKM) I I S5,000 ! ! ! UK) PRIZES OF 81,200! 114 J. H. ftl.KHI! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy. Class C, (or lrOO. To be drawn at Aleiandri., Va., on Saturday, March 33d, i860. 75 .Y". Istllrry Vi Drawn ! BRILLIANT SCHEME. One Grand CspiU' of $70,0?0, 1 Splendid Prix of ?0,0o0, 1 do of 30.OIJ0, 1 do of 15.000, I do of 10,01.0, I !o of 4,617, I (JO Pxlzes of 1,800. 114 do (lowest 3 Nos.) 1,100, Sie. tickets $JQ ehanw la proportion. Certincateiofpackaeei ol S3 Whole Tickrts f2f0 00 Do do S3 Half i 1 10 00 Do do 9i Quarter do 71) 00 Do do 95 Eighth do 35 00 50,000 Dollar. TICKETS OXLY TEN DOLLARS! VIRGLMA ÖTATE LOTTERY. For the benefit of Monongalia Academy. Claw No. 28, for IS50. Tobe drawn at Alexandria, Va , on Saturday, March 30, I960. Ao. Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. One Prize of $50,000. 1 do of 20.000, 1 do of 10.000, 1 do of ft,0c0. 1 do 6,000,1 do 4,700,50 do 1,000. 50 .do 500, fcc.-, tickets $10 sbarte in proportii n. , Certificates of packages of 'JA Whole I ick.-U $ 130 00 Do do si Hir .to aa on Do do 25 Quarter do 3a 50 Order for Tickets and Shares and certificates of Packages in tbe above h'pluudid Lotteries will receive the moat prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immediately alter it is over to all who order from gn AJdies J. & C. ITI AUIIY, February, 1850. B3 3w T Jlgtntt, Alexandria, Virginia. FIUK AXD ,11AKIE IIUItAXCK. The L.afayelle Iiisuranrc Comp. my, lMCOKP.iKATKO'FEni;UAKV HlH. 183Ö. Capüol Stock, $200,00 OO. THAT portion of the Capital Mock whk.li i not paid in cash, is secured by tnortptgn on real rebate, oiid each stock hnliler is individually liable for the dett and 1 inhiliised of the company. OFKHERS: KODWVE 8. OKTII. Preaident. ADDISON M t'KANE, tecirtary. JACOB WALRK.R, ÜVneral Afeut. . ii. URACvtrrr, Solicit.. DIttCCTORS: ' Nathan II . Stnckwell, Emamua M. Weaver, Kdward II- Bracket!, Martin L. Prirce, flodlove S. Orth, James Spears, Thomaa 9. Cox, Mark Jones, jaeno aikri. This Institution hivin appointed VV. W. WRIGHT, as thruAgent for Indianapolis aud vicinity, ia now prepared to Maue Fwlsciea of Insurance on as favorable term as any other responsible company, on Dwelling Homes, Household Fu'niture, ttoree, Stocks of Goods, Warebousea and eontenu. Mills and Wann factories. Ace, acainst LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.' ALSO on Uuods, Wares and Merclmnitise Kgatnisi the hazards of Inland TianporUtion,aiid npou tbe eirpies of Sea Veawels. All losses arisin; upon Polkiee issued by ijj,ie Company, will be promptly adjusted and paid by the Home Office in tlte cur of Lafiiy. clle.lodiaua. V. W. WRIGHT, A rent. Februa7kJ7. fc3 2moii r CIDER VINEGAR! BRI.S. CMer Vinegiir on hand and lor aki low al 63 y VV. HA. NAM AiS 'S Diu Store. 15 UELIAiVCG 1'OHTAULC II04 T L,lrVE, Betvicen-Titttburgh, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, via Railroads and Canals. jpl OODS and Produce shipped by this line are carried thron ch Jf the entire route without re -shipment at Jolmttown, Hol,. di'Tiburgh.or Cotum' ia, thus avoiding dMy of soiling packsges. To shippers we tbink this of importance. Produce sent to our house iu Pittsburgh will be for war d agreeably to iotructiona, and on as reasonable turms as any other liue, (ON0 chsrje for Receiving and Forwarding at Pittiburgb. JAMCS M. DAVIS It Co , 2-7 Market street, Philadelphia. JOHN WcFADfcN it Co., Canal Basin, Pittaburcb. BRIGHT k LAMER, P-3mis Madison, Indiana. DISSOLUTION OF l'A It TM:it5SIIIP. rpiIE ropartnersbip heretofore existing between tbe undersigned, under the tj le of A. Pope tc Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The accounts of the late firm ill be settled by either, and the nstne of the firm used for that purpose. A BN BR POPE, January 31, 1850. i 8Q-3mos wiurw EDWARD 8. POPE. IAirrNEHSIIIl NOTICE. A BN ER POPE having taken his son, Josrrit P. Pore into partnership o le known under the stvle of A. Pope It Son, takes this occasion to notify the friends of the establishment, that they still keep on hand a pood assortment of DRY GOODS, Groetritt, lltirdwrt and Ma Findings, at the old stand, mil ef which will tt told sf rtescnable prices. ALSO On hand, a Urge and well selectej assortment of pure and genuine B O TAJ'J C AI ED I CIJSTE S. BOOKS, 4 C. alt of which wi l be sold ou reasonable terms. Under the new arrangement, they respectfully solicit a share of public patronage, feeling assured that terma will be made eutislactory . ABNtR POPB. Indianapolis. Feb. 15, 1850. 3mo-w4csw J Of EPH P. POPE . Produce IV a itl od. "BT. AIR market prices will be paid by Ihe nndcrsicned in roods M. or casn lor Hcuewax, rllck Koot, Ladies' Slipper, Yellow Root, Colic Root, Gin-ng, and herbs generally 80-tf. A. POPB At SOX Dissolution or CopurtiaerKliip. MTOTICE is hereby given that the eo partnership hrtetofure ex. Lm is tin; under the style ami film of Vendtgriflf Grter ai, by mutual couaetit, dissolved on the I Slh of November, 1 8 9. The affairs of the täte Ann will be settled by John Urrer, naine; ihe name of ihe firm for that purpose. J ACOB VANDKGRIFT. Nv. 1, leO. 783 w I s JOHN GREER. IIOICX A: JOII.SO!V. WOULD now renpectfully inform the public that lliey now j have enlarged their Store and increased their stock which J is not supiosed to be surpassed ly any in the city either in quantity quality or variety. And as they sell only for cash thcr expect to sell at very low prices. 7-y HORN tt JOHNSON. TEA ! TEA ! A FINE Stork of Teas, direct from New York, and will he sold S3 per cent, rheaper than tbe usual pri-e. Feb. 8,1850. 78-jr HORN fc JOHNSON. ST. IAICY'S Si:iIIAllY. liiditiliilpolis. fVlHE regular exercises In this institution, will be resnmeJ on JL Wednesday, Jan. 3d, oi the New Year. As this is the period for tbe re organisation of c lasses, pupils desirous of eoteriug the Institution will Had it a favorable time tor admission. Dee S9lli Ht9. t T C. F. JOHNSON, Principal. MXJ Alt HEITLns OF alt uses and beet quality just received and for aale ehesp at GRAYDON'a. January g, 1350. ?3-y Sign of the 6aw. I4IIOOANY VEXGUHS. A COMPLETE assortment of Beautiful Veneers, Just received and for sale at reduced prices at " GRAYDON'S. January 2d, 1850. 73y Sirn of the Saw. rflHE latest style colored cheap Bonnets, just received 54 J. S. DUN LOP'S. DAtELNES 100 yards email figured DeLaines, from 12J to 35 cenU, thie day received. ili II-J. k B. C- HORN. TJIANO. The undersigned offer for sale at eastern cost a su. JL perior ruse wood nino ana stout; warraniea a superior in atrument and in perfect tone. 58 H. J. fc B. C. HORN. It EAUTIFUL Silver Prated Castors, of all kinds, tut received at 54 VV. H. TALBOTT'S. SfcJ KW and beautiful styles of Silver Piated Fruit and Cake Kaa 1VJ katsat 51 VV. H. TALBOTPS, ninmoiiil Itiilllil Colli IsiiC. u-vllMO.ND Pointe 1 Oold Pens,' and cases, of alrBie and pViHJf ees. for sale by 44 W H TALBOTT. EATHER . 4000 lb spanith sole leather, Just received. 54 H. J. k B. C. HORN. SALT. Barrels of Salt, on hand and fur sale at Feb. , 1830. 77-y HORN k JOHNSON'S. 300 I l.tllLY FLOUIt. A FKESII supply of Btooiw' &rst rate family Flour, warruatod to give enure satistaci ion Just received and for sale by Jan. 14th 18V). 0 J. M. BRAMWKLL fc Co. ItIi:LOI)CO FOIt SA sLiK. A MEL0DEON of Five Orlavea for salf, it baa been i a usee short time, apply to P. R. FEAK50LL. January 17th, IB.V. 7l-3w No. a. Temperance Hall. in iTiSc- iivm . rpHE same quality of prlntln .nk with which the State Sentinel is - ptinted, for Mile at manufacturer's prices, by 3-MSw CKsAUS. lATt fff Half Spanish Ciars, a superior article, for sale by lUUjlUU Feb.e, leiO. ??-y HORN k JOHN SO V. a hil:h cow imik ai,i ANY person in want of a Brat rate Milrh Cow, can lie supplied on.plcatioa t 73-3w WILLIAM E OB SON. Indianapolis, Jan. sent, leou. Fiti:sn (iiitniA si:i:i. N baad a tare avsnrtment of fresh Garden seed Warranted ti Ike irrowth I 4H and lor sale at F.b.WltiO. irtf W. tI AXNAMAN'S Dme; Sieve. IPE of John Q Adams, by Baward, lor sale cheap at I Feb. in, 6M. ro U tiin.Fi., cc puni EH. 1 "MLUTE. A lot of etcelle.it Flulcsare non btinr eol at rest. Call and eismiac, at W. H. TALBO I I '6

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dPIREAf AXn I MPOttT ANT CIIKMICAL DUCOVERYCasmice! Cmmbinmtim frm (as Vertlah!t Kingdom frfl iiseeus. Da. Gi tistt's Eitbact or Yum Docs a SaaaaraKlixa. CURES Cnmnmption, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Dheumitism, fiont. Liver Complain s. Spinal Arf-clions. U cert, nyphili. Dropsy .Asthma, Piles, Scurry, Atteclions ot the Bla.lrter auJ KiJoeya, Mercuraal Diseases, Corrupt Humors, Rush of blood to tne bead, Fever and Ague. Female Complaints. Geneial Debility, Dyspepsis.l) of Appetite. Headarlie, Colds, Custivenesa, Gravel, N ight Sweats, Ci.olic, Organic Affections, Palpitation uf tbe Heart, biles, f sins in the Side, Cheat, tWk, fcc. It ia Wallisle ia ell divrsses arisirg from impure state of the blood or irrertil..r action of the system. Jn rae "r-c(Je Kingdom an All-wise Being has deposited plants snd herbs congenia to our ronstitutinus ar.d adapted to the cureot disease ; kil l to II e Vegetable Kinidoiu doca the rrason of man, as wi II as t' e instinct of animals, turn for antidotes to pain. The r-yrup is a scientific roiounl of the most valuable plants in nature, ntirely free from dcle:rrious and nervaiing mineral substances, and us it eipels dixetse t orn the system, imparts etieugth and vigor in a rorreoponding degree." .CKUTIFIt.ATtS. An Extraordinary Case of Scrofula. Erysipelas and Ulcere cured by the sole use ef Doctor Guttoll's Compound Syrup, Yellow Dock and Sarsapavilla. Buooklt. Nov. l?th, l4d Da. Ci'veoTT Sir : I tender you my sincere thinks for the treat benefit I have derived from the ate of your valuable Hvrup. I bare been trouUIrd very I aJ with a scrufu tons sore, which made its appearance on mv r l itt. I ilid not pay much attention to it at fim supposing it to be nothing but tome eruption that generally appears on persona facea. It finally began to increase, until it spread to the bnck part of my head- I applied to a physician : h attended me all lo no purpose. I had tried everything that could be trted. I saw your Syrup of Yellow Dock and Sr..p:. rills, and concluded to use it, for I knew that the Yellow Dock was one of the most valuable articles in ttae world lor the Mood. I bongtit your $vrup, and commenced using it, and from tle use of one little I could see a great change in my system. I continued ita nse BBtl I am a well wan. I now feci like a new person ; my bloo 1 is perlectly cleat sed. and free from all impurities. There is not a question bot th: t your newly discovered Compound is far superior o any Sarsaparilla f) rup ever sold. This certificate is at your disposal, to publi.h if you like, and any one you may refer to me, I .hull le happy to give them all the iiitorumtiou 1 can about my case.&C. I remain vour obedient servant, CEÖROE G.J0HN3ON. 113 Maiketnrect. 7Vie beet Female .Medicine known. Tide Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla it a positive, speedy and permanent cure for all complaints incident to ' FEMALES. Its mild alterative properties render it peculiarly applicable to the slender and delicate roostitu'ion of the lemaKs It is unrivalled in its effect upon sucli diseases as Incipient Consumption, Itarrrn Hess, Leucorrhoea or Whites, Irregubr Menstruation, Incoutinuet'Ce of Urine, and genet si piotratiou of the system. It immediately counteracts tlial (".irfriKiin ; ncrvousneesatid lassitude so com. (dob to the female Irame, and imparts an vner-yand buoyancy as surprising al lney are grateful. We have vid-'ii'-e on lile, which Induces ls strongli to recominrud thin medicine to tiMtried people wbo bave not lixn bliest J with o.J(riug Prelanxu L'lrri, ur FaHmt: ol the. . . , r- - 1 1 1771, Of Jiv ...' K-ttt'J'nr r.'.-etl I,i7 J)r f7i'c-iV P r .-n,-l i,f years ta. ding, aued by Dr. U uys..L .r L,x., aU u, Yellow Dink aud lSaraparil!a, after every other known remedy had been-tried without r'H-f. WasHixoTOt, O. Fb., 1I9. Tuls certifies that my wife, i gel tweuty-fctven 8n, hat Iki n su Hering under the above complaint foi hve years. Nearly nil of that time confined to her bed. 1 have lor four years constantly employed the best medical talent that could be procured in this section of the country, without any benefit whatever. I have alxo purchased every instrument recommended lor the cure of such diseases, all or which proved worthless. In the spring of 1848 I waa induced by m v friends to try Dr. Gqyaott's Yellow Dork aud Sarsaparilla which was used for tour month. After she had used it fur about four weeks, it was evident to a 1 of us that she was improving and from this time she itnprov. ed rapidly, and gained flesh, and strength until the liene was en tirely removed, and sue U now ti'ioying most excellent neaim. WM. M ON FORT. We being neighbors of Wm. and Julia Monfrrt, know that tlie above statement as to the sickness of Mrs. Monfort, and as ro tbe cure, being effected by Gnv toll's Vei io w Dock and Sa'saoarilla, to be strictly true. ' JANE EDDY. SARAH POWERSGREAT CURE OF CONSIJMTION. Hamiltow, Jan. 2, 1819. Ma. Biksitt Dear Sir The great benefit which I haveoerived from your Extractor Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, induces me, as an net of justice, to make the following natetnent : Alter wasting for two years from general de'-ility, which finally terminated in consumption, 1 ws riven tip by my friend aiTd physicians, as beyond the aid oi medicine. As a taut resort I was induced to try your Extract, and havine; used but two bot lea, according to direction. I am entirely well. I would, therefore, earnestly recom mend your unequalled Compound to the afflicted who desire a powerful, pleasant and safe remedy. Uratefully your frknd, M. C. WAITE. None genuine unless put up in large square bottie enntainin a quart, and name of the Syrup blown in the ruti, with the writ tin signature S. K. Bennett on iheout-ide wrapper. Trice 31 per bottle or Utiles for A Is sold ly J. D. PARK, corner of Fourth and Walnut sts. Cincinnati O., General Agent for the South and West, to whom all orders miikt be addresMxl. D. CRAIGHEAI. Indianapolis ; FIDDALL REEVES & Co., Meditfon; P. S. GREOORY, Tetre Haute; K. E. 8UIRE, Madison-8-3 in. Ft b. 9. WAH4SII AM) VAllll CAN iL LANDS. SALE OF 170.000 ACRES. rgHE Tnitseesnf the Wabaali and Erie Canal will ofTVr for sale, at A Ute Land Office in transport, on tbe 3Hh DAY OF MAY NEXT, 170,000 Acre of Land. These Lands have been selected wkh great en re, and are erne rally first rats farming land. They will be sold in tract of 40 acre, or more to suit purch taer. Tbe lands are situated principally on Um counties ot Lake, Porter, Marxhall. Fulton, Pulaski, White, Jasper, Ben to a Tippeeauoe, Caaa and Watn&b. Tbe numbers and deecription of the ks for sale, can be bad on application lo Jona W. Wriglrt, Clerk of the Land Office at Logantpon, at any time after the first day of March. These land are appraised from $1.25 lo$3 per acre. Terma of aale Caah. From Ihe above aale wilt be reserved those lot or I met of land, which at the time of the selections were improrti or seeenied.aod -which were selected under an arrantement with the Slate Tinste. CHARLES BUTLER,! A. M. PUETl . I Trustees, 4fe. Office of the Trait res of the Wabash and Erie Canal. I Taaaa Haut, Dec. 17lh, IB49. ( 64 U DEPOT JJL'ILOIKGS AT I.MDIAHAl'OL.IS. SEALED proposals wilt be receive.! at the office of the Indianapolis and Beliefontaina Kail Road Company .until the first day ol March next, for preparing the foundation, and erecting the walls and covering the Depot building at Indianapolis, to he built of l-rick, 0o feet by 60, with a main side building, the work to be commenced by the first of August, and be completed by the first day of December next. Plans, specification and terms of paymeat can be seen at the office of the Engineer of the Company. Persons who have subscribed -i atcrials to t'.ie location of ihe depot, are uoMied to bave them on the ground by the first day of ,next August ; persons who have subscribed labor will be prepared to commence at that time, and persons having sutecrilied money are repi red to par one half at that time and the balance on the tint of next December. O. II. SMITH, Vc.t. January i-ith, lt-60. 73 3w 1. k. B. R. It. Co. Journal and Locomotive copy, 3 weeks, and send bill to office of Company . Male of India 11:1, ISooue County, Is ths Boos CticciTt'etxT, Aran, tksm. In the Yeas es oca Loan one Thocsaao Eight Hcrobcd ard Fifty. Martha Alloway e.'. Allen Alloway. Petition for Divorce. BK it rem -inbered that on thla31st day of January, 1850; the said Martha Alloway, by Angle and Dougherty ber solicitors, filed in the Clerk's otticc'of the Boone Circuit Court her petition in the above entitled cause and aleo an affidavit of a iliiimsiral parson, that said defendant Allen Alloway is not a resident of this Stute. Therefore, the said Allen Alloway deft, is hereby notified of, the filing and pendency of said Petition aguinst him iu saiJ Court And that tinles be .ippear at the next term of said Court to bo held al Ibenon in said c.onniv on the 3d Monday in April, Ir5. aad answer oi plead to aaid petition, the same will be herd ana determined in his absence. Attest ; a-v f. LEVI LAXE. Cleik. Tili: IMHAM GAZC'I'TCCIt. 'T'HIS excellent work. Just from the pre, for sale et the Plate Sentinel office. Price $ 1 50 per copy. Call enrly. JjTThe sdition waa large, hut nearly all subccrilied for. 5f State of Iiuli:iti;i, Iliticock Coimiy. 1st th Has. ock Ciaci'iT Coust Mabcii iris, IböO. Jeremiah T. Draper, r Martha Draper, J"r Dinare. B E it remembered thst on this lflth day of February, A. I) ISM) the rai l Jeremiah 1 Drain-r by Walpote and Kuthertord his Attorney filed in my office hi Hill for Divorce against the said Martha DrmjK-r. The 'aid Martha Draper is therefore hereby notified of the pen. deney of said Uill in the Hancock Circuit Court, and that unless she be and appear before the Judges of said Court, on the first d y of their next terra, to be bolden at ihe Court House, in Greenfield, n the fourth Monday in March licit and plead, answer or demur to saie Bill, the same will be lakes as confessed. Walpole Sc Rutherford, Sols, fur Complainant. WfLLIAM HEBA8TIAN. Clerk H.C C. Fei. 18, 180. 3w PC II LIC KALsC. I WILL Ekpose to Public Sale, on the 7lh dayfof March, U50, the fullowtng fruperty : Honrs, Hogs, Sheep, Cons, Heds and lied ding, Waggons and Harness, Stove,, llonst-huld and Kitchen furniture, Bureaus, Chain, Settee Tables and Farming Utensils loo tedious lo mention. The property will be sold without any reserve. I nave rented nut for a Term of years and am bound tat sell. I will give a credit of nine months by the Purchaser eiving his note with approved security waving the relief of Valuation and Apprairmmt Laws. BJ-3W ROBERT EAHU Carding machine for alt. rgMIE undersigned, administrator of the estate of Joseph Lakin late of Hamilton county, Indiana, digested, will expoe to public sab , on tlie Slst day March next, at the tawn of Kaele. Village. Boone county, a Carding Machine and the apparatus thereunto beloneing ; alK, at the saute lime aud place, tbe building an which the same is filiate. 1 cans (jural, and will be made known on the day lA sale. JOHN MANCOVE. Februarv, 3 IK50. ' S2-lw y jldmiuuiretmr. Valuable Farm and Tavern Stand for Sale. tWILL sella larra coniainins; 83T acres ad land situwted an the National Head and Indianapolis and I erre Haute Hailraad, mile rail of the latter place, in Clay county. The improvement consist of about 10 aeresof cleared Und, a la r-new wo-storj brick bnuae, -sniT 8 nr 10 ruoUBA. cellar, etc., larew frame stable, las; stable, aud other wt-bwildinK. well, sail an orchard of nvuat choice, besrins; Iruit tree. Tbe place is well supplied with springs and never failing streams nf water. It h long been occupied as a Urrrn stand. and now duine; a better business in that way than any other stand su Ihe road It would make a eapiial Slock Farns, l ernt very low; title direct from the State for 157 acrva - the rest indisputable. Applications by k-iirr lo th uberibrr at Greentattle will be promptly attended tu. WILL. K. 1 OWNSKND. Gresntcastle. Jan. art. 150. 76 3. I'AIT I P, PAY" UP, t 1 17E take this method of Informing r take this method of lnformin all Person, against whom VV we have Notes or accounts of 19 month standing that if thev arc not naid within the neat 30 days, they will be left witk tbe proper officers for collction. If you want to save costs and your credit, wa k up to the Captain's office and settle India napolie. Jan- 30. lt0- -tf H. J. fc. D. C HORN. W E SriLls ! MIBEAFTEH keep constantly on band the largest, cheapest, and best assortment of TIM WABE that can be found wast of Poena' run. Country Merchants will find it to their advantage to rail her before purchasing eWewhere. Job Work of all kinds done on the shortest notice end Istha neatest order, fhop nearly opposite the Met Baak. Jan. ?0. IS'iO. 75 tap 6. TIERSON fc COTTRELL. SICHY guapcs, ND TV'crt Indian Fruits, in good order, lately received by l Feh., rryHORN fc JOHNSON. rinXHTAN'K ctid b LYND3 V t or, tbe prwgr- "f Errsn Jul re-et-y HOOD fc NOBLE.

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KELLOGG (V YAM) LS, G1 RATEFUL for tornier very liberal pairouare, would ma knowa that ttiey continue In keep a full u poly of Ihe above Superior CooKImk Sttivi-s, i Tofftbrr wkh many ther patterns, of which no brtier attestation is needed than reierenre lot he following among llw mary 00 testily to its unrivalled qunliliei. Msatov Cocstv. Samuel Merrit, llervey Rates, Wm Quarte Samuel Hannah. Edward Metiuire, Jesse Jones, D S Ward, J S Dunlop, Mrs Gold; bury, Jno W Hamilton, Danl Kinder, Cha Robluson. Arthur Vance, 'l lim E llolbrook, A A Louden, Kobrrt Brown. Ing, Deaf and Duin'i Asylum, Insane Alum, John McFalt, Rev F C liollidiy, J Johnson, and any number of other name could be given. Hmdhcii Cocwvv. James Dnein, Joseph Moni. Asa Raltard. J8 M it lock, Chas Reynolds, G C Waterouse. Curtis Kämet, Robert Downurd, Henry Rogers, Jo-rpb Mendinalt. Wm Little. Iliscocs Coohtv :ha tJ Atheton, Jesse Allen, Willism AarIck, Semnel Sbockley, J Dve, J IteUay. &c. Johrsos Coostv rhillip Dean, Isaac Vonrhres, Jease Hughs, Robt Lyons, iu... Hamilton Coouvv. Asariuh Dinning, S Howard, J Williame. J Davis, lUrnabt Newby .James Tresier. lHCLav coonr klobiHoiiKli. D Smith. RooKacocfTr Henry SI Marvin. J Kumly.ll Miller Kpvncrr.J Smith, tJeorge Shoemaker. Jarob Johns, Jouikan cott. Howabo (".ocarv. Joseph 1. t?horp,niieriff. Pl'tkam Cot'Hrr. Isaac Lawrence, J Smith, PStrader.C Call J Davis, John Savage. Our Tin nutl Copper Ruines ia still as noisy as ever; and our InnJs are ready and happy to wait upon those) who derire anything In our line. Cash lor old copper and bias as uxusl KELLOtjG k VAXDES, I P;:n of the eadliKk and IViok Atoee. to eo i 'vri tri ici;k. SAMUEL DELZELL CO . BOOK B1XDERS .1ND BL.1SK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, IiMlhiimpulis Itttliaiiti, RESPECTFL'LLY announce that they haveju received direct from Ute Eastern Cities, a large and superior stock of paper of the various sizes used in Blauk Book Manufactories, and bivtng availed tliemarlves of all the modern improveuienu in llieir line of busmese are prepared to manufacture at short notice, and on reasonable terms. -.(.. M. . , . . ;r I Corporation officers. Thv rsuneclfjllv uolicit a auitinuanee Of the .t.i. ilMrniiliiiii f Iiiana llrwilr need liv tule lilinK lYfl n T. nr ' pitmnage, hitherto so generously beowd jpon them, feeline aaamwd Mef ,he,i, 'wi pjt)ve M181acIory. Tbry irciis, I reared to manufarture 1 ai L)uplic;ites, in a style euperior to any beretidure made in this city. Orders are solicited. 6 Mintn. 8AMLT.L DELZELL ac Co. PETER A. WHITE ti CO., NO. 54, MAIN STREET, C IXCIXX ATI, Importers and IVholtsale Dealers in Foreign ntitl Ioiiiesiic Dry Goods. ARE ircetviog and now oening a lar;e and well eelrcted stock of Presh Soiine and Summer IHy nomls, and will be recetviiig ad- ; dition theretn thruugiaout tbe seasoti. which buyers aie requested In t call and examine. Part of the stock constats of the fcillowin;: j American, Englisband French, Urtwid Cloths, Cawiinereu, Satinets, I Boys and ilers' Mimmer wear ; and a large ajsuiiuient i f Print and j Gingham of every descriion and price ; Moua Da 11 nea. Alpacas, and Itomlattines ; Bleached Slitrttrijp, and Drillings; Apron check, I and colored Cambric; Brown Holland, Caavaea and Padding, Serres, ! rlileviaa, Vridingt and Hhawlt; Silk. Uinghaio, and Cotton Handler -I cliieli Black, Italian aud Fancy colored r:ravjts; Plain and figured ! Jaconets and Cambtira; Disbop and Linea Lawn and Bobu.ets ; Lace. Footings and Edging; A fnll emortinenl of fine u litte Goods Hosiery and (.love, of every description; otionof all kinds such as 8ilk and Twist, Threads, Hooks and Eyes, Braid ; Cords. Cimpe and Fringe, Cornis, Bjttons.and tisurndetj together with Flannel Lirmry, Canton Flannel, Brow n beeUugs,aod Shirtingj; Brows Drills and Tickings. We invite the auenlion cf Country Merchants fenerally loonr stork, w hich thee would do well to oil and eainine, bt-bne rinchasing. ! as we b.ive a rrsiuYnt puidUM-r Eat, and uniioriitip many I our goods dnect, entle u to ccmpele with Eastern r.ce, andere Illing to HupltCiUe Eastern bills, adding iranapurlatHin. Cincinnati, Feb. 17. fo-ain w. ÄlrOXtTLT.E VOU 10, Oil C(. FSritamiia Sjortiii: lortr:iit lnl. (JJßi-ei, (ienrge Slrrtl, Plymouth, England. THE Managers lu'g to acquaint their numerous Patron thst the next DIST.II11UTIÜ.V OF PORTRAITS OF RACE HORSES, will comprise those entered for the forthcoming GRAND MATipNAlj DEKBY 11 A CL, The Kämher ef 5rr r te he limited te 5.0(0 each Clan l FIRSTCLASS MEMBER, 111. SECOND CLASS DITTO, atJ. Early application fir the unappropriated ebares 1 noreasary. A party fulcri''ing for mors than One .share haa the chance of satining an equal number of Ucnuses. Tho.e Moml ers ho draw the various Portraits will be pirsentetl with the to'lowing Punv. Portrait of 1st Cl:is Bonuses. nd Clan ilitt.9. Winner.orFi.stHor-e. Xi.OiO Xli;00tl 6.WKI .OK 3,0-0 a. ww Serond Horse, 10,000 Third Horse. -. HJ-W Divided amongst Starters. - 6,XHI .in -starters, - o.ivu There are 209 Bonuses in each rlas, that bei:i?the Number of Horse entered for the flaue The Drawing will be eonductel upon the same legitimate principles a t'iosc which cbaracteriied the late St. Leger and other proceedings. Full I'articultri of the result wiil be wet to cbsent ilen.ber im mediately after the iiecision, ttiat each mny know his pori'iou. ' Subscriliers Regisrered and tcrip forw arded on rereipt of a Kern itta nee. Bills of Exchanee, Drl'. Bank Notes, tic. Addressed and made Payable to the Klanaiug Directors. J 131ES & Co. Five per cent. Cammixion. to be D-ducted on the. prcS'ntalim if U munrs. January Pin le'50. 6?-t March t. M. mti ; MOUl. f jMIE public are imormeJ that I have purchased the Drug P-tore JL lately occupied by Dr. S. A. Duval, in Indianapolis, aud hsva added thereto a larg and complete NEW STUCK OF GOdDS, consis;irg of every article usual. y kept by t)rogrsts, together with a large supply of Pai.ts, this. Varnishes, (Hass, Glass-Ware. Dye-Stofls,ChemicaI.,Fami:y Medi-ines, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Olue. Putty, fpicet. Cigars, Tohacco, Liquors, i.e., I.e. This stock was' purrhnsed vt-y cheap tor caah, which will enable us to sell every article at the most moderate rates. Tbe business win be attended toby experienced Dmggig', eery article will 'xs warranted , and the price returned te tlie t L'Ycr il it should Move to be of inferior or bad quality. PhyMcians, Merchants, Pedlars, and a!', others will find i' 'bur in'crett to five ui a rail, as we can, and will give good bargain The (lock is large, and will be kept up tu the demands of tbe mar ket. J.inuarv 4th. 150. siVv. A. F- MOTlRI!trV. Indianapolis aV llcllctbiitaittc t.atl AOTICE TO S'lVCKirOLDEllx. 'EMIE Board at Its session, last week, baring resolved to travel Jl the trerk, and complete with su'wtantial oak superstructure and the heavy T rait, the road from Indianapolis to Andersentown, this season, it become absolute! v necsMi lor all who Owe j the Company, on subscription, to pay the instalments due, and t become dne, as soon it possible, lo enahie the. Board to prosecute the work vigorously- Oar snl-tcription ax now over 8 400 , IX 0. a large amount of w hich is due, and will become due during tbe present summer, and if our subscriber, will do their t'uty, we wt I bi enabled to complete the whole road to the Ohio line, much sooner than we anticipated. We hope our sutwr.ribers will do all they can to aid us, as it is rreatly to Iheir interest to have t lie work in operation at the earliest possible dav. We invitn th pwi-lit. who are interested in the work, to take sux.k In tbe Company, which we think must prove a good investment, and enable us Iba sooner to complete the work. Suacrtption will be received at the cilice, and hy the directors, and special solicitor nf stock. Feb. 1I.1H50. ?t3w O. II. SMITH. Prcf. Jnomal, Locomotive, Volkrbhtt. Signal, (M uncle.) Democrat, (Andt iws) and Patrio. (Winchester.) will publish 3 wscki and send their Li:is to the oliice of the Comiany. liidianapoli V HellcfonUiiiic Unit lto:il. LUTTIAG OF SUPERSTRUCTURE. tWEALCD Proposals will be received at tuecmceoi thcEnrin', on tlie 4th dav of March next, for furnishing sound White or Bur Oak lumber for the superstructure of the first fou mils ot the roa-t. And on theth day of April next. Pealed proposal" w-ill be reerirrd, at the aume place, for furnishing tbe same kind ot lumber, fur the superstructure of the balance of the road to Pendleton. rayat.ie on delivery, one nail caUi, and one ball ia the a tot, vi the company. Ths quantity, description, times, and places, of delivery, may ! seen, at tbe otiic of tlie Engineer, lor ten d) previous to the lettine. Notice of the letting of the lamlr of the same kind for in su perstructure, from rend lot on to Anderson, will te given as reon tbe grade shall be ready te receive it. rer. ia, itttu. i o-j t. n..viiijt, rrtnJournal. Volksblait, locomotive. Democrat 'Anderson,) igt f.Muncie.) and Patriot (W inchester,! will publish 3 weeks and seed their bills to the office of the Company. to s i'O(;uii0LLf:its In the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad U,fmpany. PfJOTICE is hereby given that there is required of the Stork -la itolders. in the aforesaid Railroad Com pan v, payment wnoa this Fbxk on or before the 2Mb day of March at tbe rat of twenty five per cent every six months. 1 he Stockholders ot .Mai ion coun ty will pay to W. W. Wright of Indianapolis Office on Meridian street, non h ol Washington. jun.x Hi nut, rresident. - W.W.WaiOHT, Col. Agout. 7Un.3f. I3AT AiD CAI E.IIPOUIUaII. Corner of Cherry end Main Cross Ulreels, IrIadtott, la. WJ1EI1K is to be found the larresi and most complete etock ef ' Hts and Can evev ottered bur sale in the Stale, and oa as favorable teraas as her can ne purchased anywhere in th west; among which wi I lie found the beautiful Moleskin and Hk Hat. naniitartured hy Beehee kCo.,of New York, eiprlv lor my nie, and which I will warrant not to be urn ted for beauty r durahilitv, by any manufactured in America ; together with every variety of Bilk and Fnr hats of steru sufKt.ra. Alw a very large stock of my owe manulactarirg which I will sett at the most reduced prices I respectfully solicit call from all who wish to buy at wholesale or retail. Come and oaamtn my stock, and see what I can do for vow. California lists at reduced price; a few Muffs left, which I witl sell at cost. The lu'ghest price ;-aid for all kind of Tun. Madion,Jtn.3l.i.V. fci-tf. C. W.BA8NETT. WIIOLCSAIaE AKD ICLTAIIa. WE hiTa dow on ban I a large auortmeat, of f sr-r!!ie Rlark Freneh cloth; Superfine brnwn Enriwh doth: I lack Cash tmores, black Do skin, Uncy I :easimeres. finer Tvrocds. Sattners, Kentucky Jeans, blek Satin, Slk, C-kereii Vestinga, black an fsny Silk Cravats, ill of whis wswill v., at reduced prices t close ear winter Slock . Call and awl Harrains. January 13 ISöO. 6 HAMILTON k rAIIUH. sEXATous Aii unii:si:.TATivi:!. YOITR particalar attenth-n i rcictfu!ty railed to a lares lot or Oold and Silver Wstchas. lewclry, Snectsebs to suit nil ages; Lard Lamps, and many other notion, suiti'le for faunlirr. You can not do better than preecnt some one of these tne and fash kiaahle articles to your Wive, Daughter or Swset -heart. t treat yourselirw lo a finu Watch, theae goods will be sold et g'eatty redwood piioea. call and sew If we cant sell we will gna s'wav. 8 tore nppotite Browiiipg Hotel. Ja'r.ad, ISU. W. II. TALBQ1T. JUST teeved, th Hifl"rvwf William the Cnnuerr; By lacob Abbott, it y HOOD fc NOil.L.