Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1850 — Page 4

Another charge jaiost os i, tbtt we permit men to persmbultle the etuntry lecluiing ou abolitionism Urn incresiog the prejudice already existing sgsinst the institution of tlaveiy. There are sueh men. no doubt Mr mind recur tu es jml now re who, in that way, hat ptobally exeicited man i: fideoee in the North lhan 1 tbe other in-ti-sliYery lectuiert put together. Thu man i Catti M. Clay, a eitizcu of the rlaveholding Stale of Kentucky. When our Southern fiieods will agiee to aeal his mouth en that ubjeet, o' orfitie hit eUuts lo abolish slavery to the Southra States where ht belongs, it will be ti ne enough far us f the JJoith to stl about devising some mode f coutiiiing itiueikul lectarets, or pteciibin subjects for Ibe ri'itue of their eloquence. I irnglit ideation other lrctureis of the fame i rt, for wh m the North is indebted to flare Statt.

Bot it ii ucneeesxary. It U also matt a matter of accusation against tbe free States, that ani-!avf ry piesses tre ket up Ihete, and that ths p.pets auppiird by them are circulated through -ot the Northern State, and even into the Southern; and lhi is one of the ptiticipal cauet which tender it necessity to establinti a o b' tu Co feJ icj ." which hall embrace jutt Uactly tbe fifteen siavehtildiu: States, aod ooruoie. VV canDot deny. Mr. Chaiiman. that auch oapei do circulate qii'e exUosively in tome poiiion uf the Dec Slate, and some of j them, probably, may be found uuth of Mason and Dixon a j lit e. I have a paper of that chaiactet on my desk" now. j Here it it.sii. IMding il up. It is a fair lo-king paper, j Mr. Chai.manj und I oberve that in attklet tre wiitleo with Kieat power. But. I asnre von. sir, it i fcatfully ae- ! rete od tlavery. Ar.d it ci calatet extensively in the Not Ih, 100; the uumber oot being leas, I am told lhan (ourtren thoysaad weekly; beeidet aotne lhusandt which fiJ their way idU the aUveboidina; States. Now, I can imagine that you luppose this pa pel lo be published in Vermont. Yon are mit'akrD, tir. It is not r-uMUhed theie, nor ia Masucliueettv, nor even north of Mason and Dixon'a line. It it puUlUbed on t!ave territory, ii; liht here in iiht of 'hit Capitol, and almost within aound of my voice. R ght bete, air, upon the very tnot fiom which the gentleman Iroin Noith Carolina Mr. Clinch ah is not goiue to be driven, because it it his ' tlate territory.' Yea, gentlemen nf the S..u'h, from your own midst, from the very doort nf your hou.e totiounded by your slave population, .do yen ser.d foith amislavery papera, in numbers more than fourteen thousand per week, to deluge the Nottb, and manufactote public sentiment there. Then you make tbe circulation of these papett, and tbe prevalence of a sentiment which they cannot but engender, a pietexl for overthrowing tbit Government. ilrnee your own Abolition presse; keep fur your own use the fourteen thousand Abolition papett which you weekly distiibute among the people f the Notth, and then cUim. if you will, that the existence of Abolition preiftea io Ibe fiee Statet it justification toy ou for dissolving the Union. I remember, aNo, that there was another anti-slavery press in vigorous and effective operation for tome time io Kenncky Mr. Proww. We destroyed it. Mr. Bits ell. So you did, by violence. But, by your own law and the deci.iom of your owu couits, you were punished for it. You were compelled to make compensation in damages f r your lawleat act. Now, I ask our Southern ftierd, in all good feeling-, if they can justly urge at a icaton for dissolving tbe Union, tonoyaocet consequent upon a state of thiugt in the fite Slatea which Ihey cannot prevent at tbeir own dooit i We are net by tbe gentleman fiom North Caiolina with another liilLculiy, for which be boldt the North responsible, lie Ugett that the increasing anti-slavery sentiment io the North will prevent the President from appointing slaveholders to office. For tbe present, let a tiogle fact allay the gentleman't fears. The Tresideney hat been given tu the liveholding Slatet during foriy-eiiht of it.e last sixty yea. Aoi lata, too, though the white population of the slaveholdiog States bat rarely, if at any time, exceeded one-half that of the fice States. Of the foreign mixtions of all grades, more than a majority have been given to the South. Of the Cabinet appointments, Tery neaily, if not quite half, have been giveu to tbe South. Of the officers in the army and navy, it will be found that, considering the relttive ppulitiou of the fiee and tUvebolding States, at least thtee out of five bare been given to the Sooth. How is it at tbil very moment, air, while thete very complaints of outrage, inults, tyranny, and lost nf office, are being made? Why, sir, the President a majotity of the Cabinet a majority of our foreign Mir.iteit a majority cf the membeit of the Supreme Cooit and the Presiding Officer and tbe Clerk of this House are Southern men and slaveholder. Duet not ihis satisfy the geniteraan from NoMh Carolint i Surely bp rr.ight, on this tnbjeet. rett q'lite easy. Another difficulty gtavelyset forth in that gentleman's speech I ought, perhaps, to notice with becoming tetiousness. I aLude to the iefual ef the New England spinster to take the Southern gentleman's arm ! That waa wrong, unquestionably. Bat, then, these Yankee gitls are very independent, and will do just as they please at some of us have learned frotj veiy painful eioual xpeiience. But I do nut think (bat a dissolution of the Union need to follow at a necessaiy couequence. Il it a proper subject for iif'Jtiaiion. And, at the lady cannot fail to perceive by this iirne that she is in danger of tecoming a second Helen, the will doubtless be more yielding. Another charge against the fice Statet it that of aiding fugitive live to make their escape. That we have vicious people at well at deluded people among us, we do nut deny ; and that they have aided (laves In elude the pursuit of (heir owneis, i, I legtet to say, more than probable. Such acts ate not in consonance with Ibe spirit of oar Constitution, and they tend directly to deft i or Ibat good ueiehborhood among tbe people and tbe Stales of this Union, which every tioebearted Ameiican desires to cultivate. They are act, agiiutt the commission and for the punishment of which tbe General Government ought to provide. I hope auch a provision will be made before the rljse of this session. It need not be expected, however, that any human laws, however rigidly enforced, will wholly remedy this evil. There ate bad men in all communities in the North as well at the South and one unprincipled mm, by enticing away or ai ling the escape of slave may bring ti proatbes upon a whole State. I am confident, however, that the number of auch men in the fiee Statet it veiy greatly over-eitimtted by geutlemen from the South. Tbey should remember Ibat it takes but very few men to occasion all the annoyance they have suffered in tbit tepecf. They should remember, too, that these things are done secretly, ind by no meant countenanced by the mats of ' the people. For my own part. I am ready to go any tesonable length to sccttie such iegisMiou at will henceforth pre- ' vent, as far as possible, this grievance. I deMte to see a law ' acte I this present session, which shall secure toyon.as far at practicable, your rights in this ret pect. The t laves are your own pioperty ; recognized a such by the Contittnion, every lice and every intendment of which I holt sacred. But let me ak gentlemen if they have not negro stealets in their own Statet if Ihey have not eveiy variety of unpiincipled characten among hem i Neither they nor we can free our respective States from such men; and Ibey should cousidr-r whether, if thingt were reversed they iccupyiog ur position and we theiis they would be likely to keep themselves freer Tern just reptoach than we hare done. I am n t so unmindful of tiuth as to deny that, in ie-pct to tbe subject now under consideration, some of our Southern friends have good eaue to complain. But it mul have been remarked . by all of us that the Representatives from those States which have really been aggrieved in ibis iepeet are not those who have threatened as with disunion. These threats have come t from tbe Repteseotativei of States from which, I venture to ; aay, on an average, not one slave escapes in five jears. Who ever beaid cf a slave escaping fiom Mississippi or Alabama ?. Where does he go to ? Who helps him sway Certainly' Dot the t eople of the Not lb. Kentucky, Virginia, Mar) land, and MiS'.'Uii, tbe only Statet that aie really suffeiert by the escape t,f flavea, d not s-em to have dieamed of dissolution . as a remedy ; while the Bepteseutativet from a few if tbe ; extreme Southern Slates, whence sla vet eoul I no mote e-' cape than from the i.land of Cuba, tee ample cause and im- j periout necessity for dissolving the Union and etablihing a J M Southern Confederacy , in tbe alleged faci Ih it Ibcir alavet , re enticed away by tbe cituent of the Noith. j I believe there remains now but a single other "charge! agaiasl tbe North " for me to examine; and that biings mo ! to lite subject inoie immediately under consiiletation in thi Committee tbe California quetnon. Ihe proceeding which hat resulted in bunging California to the door of the Union it charactciizi'd by the honorable gentleman fiom Mississippi. M at uuwUr. unpatiiotic. sectional in ita tendencies, insult' ing tt the South, and in tbe last degiee despicable." Il t,n j aay1lhat2entlem.1t, M io derogation of the Constitution oft the Lulled States, and intended to rob Ihe Southern States of their just and light ful poaaetsions." It it alo ohjected that these proceeding are likely to intioduce into the oiber House of Coiigrest two "Free-Soil Senators," which will destioy the equilibrium now existing there between Ibe Noith and Ih South, by giving to the fiee Slates the majority. W ell now, sir, what are ibe proceeding complained of. and for which the Union is to be dissolved aod the North held lespwnsible f The President, birmelf a Southern man aod a alavebolder, with Cabinet a majnity of whom , are Southem men and slaveholders, send Thomas Kutler King, a Southern man and a slaveholder, to aid and comfort," encuurtge and advise the gold diggers in theii ctToit. to join the sisterhood of States. Mr. King returns, bringing a trophies two Southern men one a Misisippisn and the other Soetri Carolinim, (and bo h slaveholder. 1 telieve) wborn our Southern President desires to introduce into tbe Fena'.e of the United State as member of that body. And, t ieieupou, our Southern friends declare ibat if this infamous measure f M Northern aggreais is canied oat, the Union halt be diss -Ived and the North held responsible f But what, I pray, his the Not th ha J to do with ail this Where can you discover the slightest traces of a Noilhern man's fii ger in Ibe whole matter? Nay, sir, who are lky in Cong.es who re ui'dei stood to have distinctly declaied themselves in favov of the a ImistiuD of California, since lit reception nf the metage on that tutjeel ? Who but Clay, IIout t. Benton, of ihe derate, 1 d Bay, of this House all slaveholders ? And this California proceeding fills ihe measur f Northem " sggrrs-ioi'," ad makes it imperative upon " eveiy Southern soa to lie in lebellion," aod txrliim to the Noith, Civ us liberty or give us death !" Mr. Chaiiman, how is it that this maitet it expected never to be understood by ihe people of the Sooth ? Sorely their Representatives d not intend to deceive then they could not hope lo do so on a ul ject 0 plain and palpable. Now, sir, bariiig disposed of tb chatges of "Noitbein agjjiesskHi," of which we have beaid to much aiuce the o eeting of Cougiet, 1 atspal to the gentlemeu to tay wheibei theie it anything in them, taken separately or in t'.e agtegate, which in tbe t.igMcst degree justifies their Hunts against the Union f I appeal to ihem al, lo ay, whnthei the overthrow of thi Government, and Ihe establishment of a "Southern Confedeiacy," would mititte in any wj the evils they complain of. Wonli Aoti-Sliery societies go down ; would Auti-Slavety presses ccat their issues ; would leetuier give up theii eceijpati:u ; wooll Mrs, Pailington withhold her sage opinions n ih morality of sUvety; and would tlavet ecai no mne from ihe Northern alavebolding Mate N, genilemen, every real grievance that now exists would then I e aggravated in a tenfoll d g'ee I am at lot to conceive bow on this point there can be any diversity of opinion. Seeing, tren, that all ihee eomplalntj are either wholly gioui'diei, or exceedirjly trivial, when considered in ibe light of causes j'is'.ifyiug di-eviutioai .of tbe Union, I an

contraioed lo beliere. and I to declare at the firm conviction of my own iniod, that if this Slavery Question were tell led to-day spun leima entirely unobjectionable to the 8.u;h, the acheme of dismembering the Union would tili be prosecuted a now. Sir, I feel no little remorse for the winng I did In an eminent citizen ht summer. The di-tinguished Senator fionr Missouri, Col. Ui-r.ton, distinctly od boldly dechred to the people of that State, that there was a mall but active parly i the extreme Su h at the head of hich waa an eminent atsesman, alike distinguished for hi gtet genius and hit idlest ambition who were seeking a dinieroberment uf the Union, in order In the establishment of a sef aisle Southen Confederacy." For tint I denounced CnL Beuton in my Sla'e, and. to my r?nti'u-nt. May God forgive me for the wrong I ih.l him. J was wrong he waa tisjlit Ye, eir a with that paity, small bur acive and influeittitl, ihis elavery aji'atioit U but it mde if effecting I lie desirnctiin of this Union. It furnthe a c-nrciient pit-text and a p .weiful Ir-v-rr. . But. te assured, ir, bad they not io the Siaveiy Question a pluiMe ptc'txt far carrying fr.varJ 'In ir ilcaigin, they would bunt for such a pttti-xt cl.ewhere or invent one. The People, however, alike patiiolic an;! vigilant, will defeat

their desnns-j and in due tune they will visit with juat retribtrli to th vt who have sought to inisltal them. do these gentlemen see a difficulties io tbe way t I fci.w that, far as ihe free Stales aie eoncetneif. Ihey have vhj o (tit"a liWt gasronadt andaew threaltnU Uy have lold u ao. But i thete ttothin tobe i-prehendrd r,uln ik, Djlii..iim and Qmui of ihm onlr ,.f ih. Sl.m S;tri themscive ! ti w about all thoe wh t may ch e to hesitate in the States uf Matyland. Delaware. North Cuolina, Vligmia, Kentucky,- Missouri, Texas, and Tennessee f They ate lo be fcanrerf hanged at noee, at we learn from the gentleman from N.ulh Carolina, Mr. CufCMAS N w, sir. when the gentleman proceeds lo thai opeiatioit in Kentucky, the hemp-giowoi of that Statu will have no occasion to deiie a coon act for furnishing ibe Navy with hemp for thy will oot be able to opply Ihe demand for homo con sum, too. - Truly, that diy on which all tne people of the Slave States who are ipp.-cd to diui nn shall he htnged in tbe aii. and among the n ClaT, Usoraw . oo, Bewtjis, HocsTjX. Badccs, and o'hM of iqual distinction fht day, sir, will Le one lo be lemcmbcird! Gentlemen tell os again and again, that they ate nut a;pallod at alt this thai no hing need be expected from the feü ol ; "Southrons " And ihe geollemau fr.m Nith Caiolina, esperivlly, teems exceedingly anxious to impiess u with a proei appieciation of live, prowess of himself and hit fiieml. This is all unnecessary. We have never impug;Kd their bravery, and never doubled it. We do not doubl il now. Ihey unquestionably possess that quality to an equal extent with other men. But their Constant disparagtrr-ciit of ibe ps-rsoual courage of the people of the free states can ceitainlv oot be expected lo heighten our opinion of their owo. We may come lo think. bye and bye, that they have fallen into two errors the one. " the enor cf underta iug the courage of others; and the other I need not pailieulaiize. Tbe gentleman from Noith Carolina, speaking for himself and bis ftiend', says. "I tell gemlemen that this is our rlaveholdtng lem'oty. We do not intend to leave it. If they think ihey can remove us, it is a proper case for trial;" and be delights in the pi 0 pert that such contest would not leave a quotum of live mem'jert on this floor. The gentleman most excuse us for declining tbe invitation lo to delightful an euteitaintnent. We have no doubt that he and his friends would defend with great resolution this "slaveholding tenitory." I wi-h tbit particular spot of 'lvehjding terlitnry" bad been always thus defended. I think ihe Capitol stand now wheie it Jnl in 1314 does it not, Mr. Cbairinau? Yes, ir ; in ihe same place. Vo you not iemem:er to have real that, in August of thst year, the Biitish, after spending something like a mo ith on the waters i-f the Cboapcake, quieilv landed a handful (4 .SOU) of sailors and soldiers enervated by the effec's of a long sea voyage m foity miles fiom this place ? And do you not lememter that, dialing by hand thtee pieces i-f aitillery, two of them tnree pounders, tbey made their way over this veiy 'Lveho!ding tettitory" to this very Capitol ; and having destroyed our library and public archives, and teduced the Capitol to a heap of tinanldering rains, spending nine days the while 00 Jhit "slareholJing tcrtitoiy' leisurely re-embaiked for other scenes of operation t Now, I do not chaige, sir, that our friend then were wanting i'l biavery. Not at all. I think, indeei.they were at biave then as now. Hut somehow 01 o'her I cojld never hel.i but think that on that occasion they were lathe r bashful. Tbe gentleman from Mississippi, Mm Osuws, who thinks that Ibe resistance of the fiee Suus to the oveiUirow of out Government would be confined to "a little gasconade and a few threats," is nevertheless kind and considerate enough to give us tome advice lo be acted upon in ihe event of our not choosing to confii e our resistance to a dissolution of Ihe Union within so mall compass. Heaiken, Mr. Chairman, to thi voice of Wisdom ; "When you leave yoir homes in New England, or in the great West, on this mission or" love this eru-ade against the South; when yvti come to take tin sry to your buaont. and 10 subdue eight millions of Southern pwple, I warn you to make all liint;s ready. Kiss your wives, bid your children a long farewell. make peace with lour God ; for I warn yotj that you may never return." The profound t-moticn with which this age admonition was ieci ived by the bachelors io thit part of tbe Hall, mit have sati-ried ihe gentleman, I think that due heed will be -given it. He also admonishes ut more than twice, or thrice, of the enormous population now comprised within the slaveholding Slates. He sets it down at eihr millions of fieemen. Now the last census, if I am not moUkeo, shows the number to bave been four millions and ix or seven hundied thousaud; and by noue of Ihe oidmary modes of calculation can that number now exceed six mi lium. If the increase ba really been so great as the gentleman would have us believe, it may be set down at a ciicumitancf, Ihe like of which baa nevei been koowo in any age or country; and Ihe gentleman may justly claim that his constituents ate as eminently diatingeiabed foi another quality as for prowess. But this i a small matter, sir, and I meiely tefer lo it as an illustiationof Ihe proneness of our Southern fiiend to exggeiate all tbeir capabilities. This pioneness, however, is not always harmless ; and I mut now refor to a tubject which I would gladly have avoided. I allude lo the claim put forth for a Southern tegimtut, by tbe genllemau fiom Viiginia, Ma.. Scsdoiv, f having met and reputed the enemy on ibe field of Buena Vtta, at tbe most critical moment when the second Indiana, regimeni, through an unfoituuaie order of tbeir Colonel, gave way. Justice to Ihe living, at well a a to those who fell on that occasion, demand of me a pmmpt coirection nf thit most erroneous statement. And I affirm distinctly, sir, and such is the fact, that at Ihe lime the second Indiana regiment gave way, the Misissip i regiment, for whom this claim is thus gratuitously set up, was not within a mile aol a half of Ihe scene of actim; nor had il as yet fiicd a gun, or drawn a trigger. I affiim further, sir, that the tioops which at lhat lime met and resisted the enemy, and thus, to ue Ibe gen lleman's own language, "snatched victory from thejiwsuf defeat." wie the second Kentucky, the second Illinois, and a portion of the fut Illinois regiments. It gives me no pleasute, sir, to be compelled to allude to this subject, nor can I perceive the necessity or ptoptiety rf its intmdtiction into this debate. It having been introduced, however, I could not sit in silence and witness the infliction of such ctuel injustice cpon men, living and dead, whose well earned fame I were a monster not to piottct The tiue and biave learts of loo many of I hern, alas, have alteady mingled with the roil of a foreign country; but their claim upou the justice of their countiytneo can never cease, nor can my obligtiions to the n be ever fotgotten or disrcgaided. No, Sir. The voice of Haidin that voice which hat to often beeu heaid in this hall tt mine now is, though far mor eloque ntly the voice of Haidiu, aye, and of McKee, and the accomplished City each wrapped now in hi bloody thtoud theii voices would tepioach me from the giavc, had I failed in thit act of justice to them and the others who fougt t and fell by my file. You will auspect me, Mr Chaiiman. of having warm feelings on ibis sulject. So I bave; and I have given them utterance, as a matter of duty. In all this, however, I by no means deii act from Ibe gallant conduct and bearing of ibe Mississippi regiment. Ai other tines and places, on that bloody bill, ihey cid all that their warmest admireis could bave desired. But let me ask again, why was this sul ject introduced into thi- deba'e j Why doea the gentleman say, "the tnx'ps of the Noith" gave way, when he means only a a sing'e regiment Why is all this, but for the puipo-e of disparaging the North for Ihe benefit of the South? Why, but for ibe purpose of furnishing materials for that ceaseless, never-ending, eternal theme of "Southern chiraliy " Mr. Chaiiman the people of the free States have at strong an attachment for their brethren c f the South at thi veiy moment as they had during the days of the Revolution, or at any subsequent peiiod; and tbey will not suffer thai attachment to be des' toyed by disuni mint or designing men in the North or in the Sou'h. We have our disunionists in Ihe North, mi, tnd they annoy us not a little. Wert your troublesome men io tWe Notth. Ihey would be ihe Ganis nt, the Tappans, and the Gerrit Smiths ; in the South. Ihey would be the disnni nisis gainst whom 'he modeiale men nf all parties would bave lo guard. I 'ell you, Mr, lhat we, Ihe Representatives of the Nrlh, will aid you to pr te:ve your constitutional lights, at vt have ever done. We aie not alienated from you; nor have your ultra men yet diiven ut e uiiefy "to the wall " We ate re.dy lo meet yon now on aoy fair grounds, and Geht with you side by side for your lightt and for ours, and defend those light under the Constitution fii'm encroachment inane quarter. Bui, sir, we want ! hear ro more about disunion. We are altarhed to ihe Union aye, devoledlv are we attached to i't We regaid it ae the ark of safety for the Ameiican Pt-ople. We know that the realiza'ioo of the hopes for human freedom throuzhout the woild depenli npon it perpetuity. And shall we ruthlessly eiush these Ion fosever ? Shall that beacon liicht which nurfa'hrrs laised to cheer and guide the friends of freedom, be extinguished by us j Eximgui.h it if joo will, but know that when jou do it the woild is eiiahrotided in datkness more fiigh'ful than Kyptian night. 1 know the people of my State. I know the people of the Great West and Nor luve t, and I know Ibeir de ration to the American Union. And I feel warranted in tayiig in my plice heie, that when you talk of dcitioying this Union, theie is not a man throughout that vast legion who wi'lnot itise his band and swear by Ihe Lteinal G d, at I now do, it shall ttever be tone, if our arms can save it. Illinois pitffend to the country nine regiments to aid i t ihr vindication of her lights in ti e war with Mexico. AndshtulJ danger thtcateu the Uni-ii fim any touice, or iu any quatler, in the Noith or in the South, she wi' be ready 10 furnish twice tin ice, yes, foui times that number, to march wheie lhat dang-r may be, lo return , when il it pasted, or teluio no moie. The Baltimore Clipper soys, ''if slavery did not exict in .Maryland, nothing hotild induce us 10 vote f 1 r its iiitrodnctioii, 9 we consider it one of the (frt-atettt cur that roiild be indicted upon a (w.-ople. We ft-el confident lhat not n solitary individual in Unltiinore, t-r in the Stale f Marylnnd. can le funiJ who will advocate a ci'Ro'utioii of lhj Union ind we f.cl eqtially Mire that public feeling is adverse to tsoeiri J(Ieifates to the Siutl.ern Cnsetiiin or to any rneriing where the question of disleinv tlte L'uiou uiy be discussed.

, For the Statt Sentinel. Evils of Iutciupeiaaiicolliyjic;il Evils Look at the confirmed diunkatd a he stagger by you. Look upon his shtunken or bloated foitn, his ni aod ghastly countenance, his blood shot eye, his iiembling and toileting limbs. Has age caused this hideous change? No these are not the .effects of a.'e, and the maturity of manhood yet keeps its eal upon his brow. What then, ha wasting, sickness, haggaid and desolating disease, lid its hand pon htm, and conup'cl thus the fountains nf life, and tamed them into oin ? No, it hat been no ni'uial sickness, lhat ha prostrated energies, and withered his very heart. It bis been a slow and consuming die, ib tt bat been kindled in bis veins, that he ha taken ioM his inooth in deep and burning draughts. Il was but a little while ago, that he Wat a free and happy boy. i'h a countenance all unmarked by cate, bouiifihg alon-; with a firih and vigorous gtace, aod gating upon lifo wi ll a clear tud happy eye. 'It wis hot a little while ago that his mother laid her hand upon his "curl of roll" and blessed him, and thought what a man he toon would be, hat blight ft Jit hi eatly promise should bear,

and what a pride and stay lie should be for her. And now he i a wterk, a di eaei and wretched being, bieatbing the fumes of iotoxica'ion, and iliagging unwaid to adionkard's giave. A drunka'd's gtave ! He shall fall u i h no laureled honor wteathed around him, with 110 peaceful tboughta of go.Kl actions well earned out, to ouoo'h bis lot. Nay, the j hand uf thai genii wife that tnicht bave been (here to ' "wii the death dew from hi brow," is coll and ttill, he broke her heait- The vo- of hi child Ibat was ottce like muie, it hushed in the gtave; misery, want and destitution hunied it tbere. Thit is not a painting filled up with im agin at y ketrbet ad vivid colors, in order that it may how. It it the dim leflcction of lelnies, of lealities that many Can tesiifr to, that aie around us in our dily walks, that meet ns upon this gay n J sunny eath. with an appalling, sotil-chiling power. This is one of the effects of intemperance. It is destruction to, the physical eneigies. It digs the graves of thousand. la easting our eyes over a report of (he American Ternpetance society, - we find the following statement. Of 33 persons found dead in one city, 29 we:e killed by strong drink Of 77 peisont found dead in different place the death of 67, arcoiding to Ihe coiooet'a inqueai, were occasioned by intoxication. Of 91 adults who di d in one city, in one year, ihe deaths f name 'ban one ihiid, wete, according t;i the testimony of the Medical Association, caused, or hastened, dnectly or indiiecily. by intoxication. Speaking of Ihe babit of daily tippling, says one 1 Tbe tojy hue of health it exchanged for a deep scarlet; the eye loses i't intelligence, tbe voice beco.nes hn-ky, the bl od pant with its fluid color, the appetite it impaired, the muscle waste; Ihe face i tljated, ai d iu rapid succe-sioti tbe liver, the digestive eigau, Ihe lungs, and heart and btain, lose tbeir vital forces, and but impeifeclly perform tbeir function, aud sooner or later, the constitution it broken down, organic diseaae stipeivcnet, and death closes the scene. But I will not pause to enter upon -detail These are facts, broken from a matt lhat lies heaped, a frightful mast, in the pathway of human misery and wo. . They speak for themselves. Tbey Deed no argument. They address the oung, wi'h a siiong and thrilling eloquence. It is a if this gi;ntie fiend strode out before them and said, these are my bloody trophies, these ate my weapons, whi h which I smite, aud ciuh and destroy. I will deal faiil. with you, follow in my track, and I will lead too a '.one, for a lime in a course of gay tevelry. But this shall beyoui end. The libations you pour at ray altar, shall be the very life tide of your hearts, ihe dtaughtt you diink at my hand, shall be the lock waten of deth. , Let all men that ate in the habit of drinking strong d ink, give heed to this. O, let the young pause before they run headlong to destruction ! Could I call around me, Ihe young men of thi natiou, 1 would wain them of the sin of intern petance. Could we but, stand upon the pinnacle nf thit world, and I -ok d vii upon ihe gu f of misery that hat been eu cd by strong d iuk. cuulJ we but hear all ibe groans, and see all the tears that has been shed, caused by strong drink, no man would oppose the Tempeiance reform. AI admit lhat the intemperate ue of sttoitg diink is an evil. In word, it destioys both soul and body. Drunkenness expels reason, drowns memoiy, defaces beauty, diminishes stiengih, inflames the blond, causes internal, external and incurable wound, is a witch to the sensi t, a devil to Ihe soul, a thief to the purse, tbe beggai companion, Ihe wife wo, and chillren't sorrow, it makes a strong man weak, end a wise man a fool, il makes a rich man a beggar, and a chris tian a Hevil- J. B. L. Cyhthiaha, Hamilton Co. Maich 12th. Thk Slaves uf Cuba. A correspondent of the Charleston Courier, enys : I learn from a good source, that it s known to the diploma lie circles in ühingtoti, that the Captain General of the Island uf Cuba has been directed by j di) Government to liberate all l he slaves ia case rf a ! srions nitetnt at invasion ttr insurrection. That lite , Spanish Government has given out his hint in an olS 1 cial forin. I know. I The Spanish Government understood very well how ! to scare off "the South." ' A larjre meeting was held at St. Louis, on the 9th ! instant, approving of the course of Col. Benton, and repudiating Calhoun and disunion ; al?o, making ! Beiitonianism tho test nf tbe Democratic candidates at the municipal election. Vc 1-ave seen news to-diy from Santa Fe to the 27ih of January. Col. Calhoun had effected a treaty with the Eula w 9, and a few diys afterwards they murdered a number uf Mexicans, and stole a large quantity of etock. A parly of hunters returnintr to Santa Fe had a severe firht with the Apaches, killing many. I There was great excitement about the State Terri- : torial qnetion. ! A company of miners from Missouri were workin? gold mines twenty eight miles from Santa Fe, 1 with great ueeees. j FOREIGN. The English steamship Cnnad.i arrived at Halifax on the Clh. . Coffee, cotton and sugar declining'. Corn dull; provisions improving. ; France hns been divided into four military districts, : which are commanded by Generals with extraordinary powers. Louis Napileon is getting to be more unpopular. j The peple of H'injary are bejfinninj to express I their feelings of hatrf d towards tho Government. i The eenience nf death pifseJ upon twenty-three I Hungarian officers on the lGth of January, has been ' cntnmutted by Baron llaynau tu terms of imprisonment in iron, vnrj inrr from fifteen lo five years, j A decree has been published at Berlin for the t German Parliament to meet at Erfurt on the 20th uf March. The Prussian Constitution has been accepted and sworu to by the King, and ratified amidst great rejoicings of the people. A Ladt in Pantaloons. Mrs. Swisshelm, the editress of the Tittiburg ViKter, thinks that the wide skirts of women are impediments in rural exercises, as she lias often felt in walking through wet grassgetting over fences, aud clambering round rocks. She doe- not, however, approve of her sex wearing the pantaloons, and snys, veryetnphaticaPy, " it would bo loo humiliating to be met and mistaken for a man. We should a great deal rather h? arrested as a sheep thief. We shall use all our influence to prestyve man's right to his pantaloons inviolate. They ought to Le his, and his only, for they are too ugly for 1 ny body else t wear." There, what di some 'f our married ladies who exhibit a penchant for their husband's inexpressibles think of that? IhkD, recently, at the house of his brother near Bridgeport, Intl., Mr. Jacob R. Newscast, cf consumption, agci 37 years. swaaa saw s , NEW HAT AND CAP STORE! GF.McGINM.- would respectfully la form the citicentol Indianapolit and aurrounding eounuy.llwt he bat just receiv d and opened a large and general assortment of it A I'd and CAPS of ibe beat quality and latest stylet, to which be in vitas the attention of Ihe public, as he is determined lo sell very few for CASH. Hit mild is nearly opposite browning's Hotel, next dour to Tande' Leal her Store. Indianapolis, .March 4, 1&50. E5-tf NEW PLANK ROAD. rrtHE RaowNsnuRGH and Indianapolis plank X ROAD COMPANY berel.y give notice tha: the book lor the tuUcription of stock are now open for SO days from the 11 ot Match, IdöO. Subscriptions will be received by John Caslislc, Esq , at bis mil's in Indianapolis in Wayne township, Marion county, by Jam Johs-os. Laq. ; in Urownaburgh. Heo.nek countr, ut Gactn H Co.'s store ; also, in the vicinity of Urownsburgh, by is. I. Loo, and A. ALtiasota, Esqrt. W-l June I. Journ-il copy 1 PAY II 1 1'AI Ut'. WE take ihit met hoi of informing all Tersoot, against v. horn we have Notes or account of 14 month atsndint; that if they are not paid witbin tbe next 30 day, tbey will be led with the proper officer for collection. If you want to save cost and your f red it, v. a k up to the "Capt ain't olK.ce and settle." tndi..nnpoli, Jan. 30, IH.V). :a-tf ' II. J. V B. C. HORN. HKREAFTEtt keep tonxUntly on hand the largest, cheapest, and best assortment of TIM WAKE that can e found weat of I'ot'ue's run. Country Merchant will fiad it to their advantage to call h.-re before purcbaring eine here. Job Work of all kinds done on the shiniest notice and iatlie neatest 1. r.ler. Uhop nearly opposite the Mat Bank. Jan. ro.itf'tO. 75 tap 0. PIERSON k t;OTTBELL. TI2A I TE A ! AHNE Stork of Tea, direct rrora New York, and will be sold V par f.-nt efaeapei ihau tbe oaual pi i- es. Feb. 9,18.tft. Iti-y HORN St JOHNSON. MsTJiit Iii: 1 11,1 OF all ticet and best quality Just received aud for tale clienp at GRAYDON'S. January Crt, tfl'io. "3-y Pirn of th Pw. .11 viiouam vi;i:i;its. A COMPLETE assortment of Ileautiful Veneert.jest received and for sale at roduced prices at ORAV DON'S. January 2U, 13V). ' 3y Sin of the Haw. IIOHV sV JOIIIN.SOIV. WOULD now reprtfiilly inform ihe public that they now havs enlarged their Store and increased tbeir stock which it not supiiosed to beturpassej by aay la tbe city eitlo-r iu quaatity qnsliiy or vatiety. Animthey sell only for - ath tbev eapectto tat I at vefy luv 1 rice 7 y HORN V JOHNSON.

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HAT A!VD CA I KIlPOIlIUaM. Corner of Cherry and Main Cross Streets, 9Iadioit. I" WHKRP. ialo be found the Inrgestand roost complete stock of Hal and Caps ever ottered lor sale in tbe Statr, and on at favorable terms as they can be purchased any where in the west; among which wi I he found tbe beautiful Moleskin and ?iik Hal, manufartured ky BeeVe kCo.,of New York, expressly for my amies, and whit-it I will warrant not to be surp sed for Iteauty or durabilitv, by any manufactured America ; together with every variety of 8uk and Fur hats of eastern manufacture. Also a very large slock of my own mantitacturing whicli I will et I at tbe most reduced price. I respectfully solicit a Cill from n'l who wish to bay at wholesale or retail. Coro and examine any stock, and tee what I can do for yoa. California tlatt at reduced price-, a few Muff left, which I will tell at cotu Tbe kighel prices paid for all kind of Fart. Maditon, Jr.n. J.1, lrtoO. oo-if. C. W. BASNETT.

WHOLESALE A,D 11171 AIE. WE Lave now on hand a large assortment, of Superfine Black French cloth; Superfine brown Engluh. cloth; IdaOc Cashitnere, black Doe skin, fancy Cnssimeres, fancy Tweeds.tineu, Kentucky Jetnt.blark Satin, 8'lk, Cathsteretle Vetting, black and fancy Silk Cravats, all of which we will te l. at reduced prices to close our winter Stock. Call and get Bareaina. January li ltOti. 69 HAMILTON fc PARRISH. BO.WET UIIJBOXS. SPLENDID assortment ol every description of easons.ble Bon aw not Rlthns eso be sjad at e.af . at tne new Triamina Store. Grtfnth' Block. One door westof Golden Ball. 69 tf. mrOU TATIOS FOR SPRING. 1S49. rUKNELL & I1A1NAH. Corner of Merilinn and Washington Streets. INDIANAPOLIS, RE now openinc their Svrise Qoeii, whicli will be fotmd lo tfL conMin selectioTis from at I new and desirable etyle of Drees and other Fancy Good, io the Lästere cilies, from whtch ihey were ee.et led tor t hi market. ALSO An unusual assortment of Staple Good. Being e new firm, we are determined In sell at snch prices ar will ensurea constant and regular custom. All we desire is an examiua on of our slock. ' Indianapolis, April ft. 1349. 95 tf NEW AXI SEASONABLE GOODS. T M. PRAM WELL & Co.. thankful for tlte very liberal en 3 Courajement aSorded therrl. respectfully inform their friendt and customer and the public in reneral, that they have just receivea a large ana wen selected stock 01 FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, Among which may be found a great variety of Cloths, Cassimeret, Satinets. Tweed. Pilot Cloth. Vesting. Flannel. Ltnuey. Tick ing, brown end bleached Muslins and Drillings, Prints, Ging hams, t sanieret, )e Lainct, Alpacca Lustres, and a general at' sortrnerit ol TRIMMINGS, Such as Ribbons, Lacet, Threads, Buttons, Gloves and Hosiery Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Tins, Needles, Combs, Tapes and Bob bins, and a great variety or other articles too tedious to mention the whole root prising a general and complete assortment. ALSO A large and well telected stock of Boots and Shots,. ILus and Caps, Groceries. Cotton Yarn. Candle-wick. Battinr. lie. kc. All of which will he aold very low for cash or approved country produee. Oa the corner opposite tbe Palmer House. September, 1S47. Journal copy. 3 ANMTJIE1C BLAST FROM HORN! Fresh Arrival of New Goods direct from N. York wyr yE are noar receiving and opening at our oldand well known V W establishment, a large and splendid stock ol STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS! recently purchased in New York at greatly reduced price. One of the firm bavins; gone to New York to live, we are enabled to offer new and extraordinary indaeement to pnreaasrra. We invite the atteiitson of ths public generally to an examination of our stock and price. II. J . fit c iiukn, 14 Sign of the Big ( BONNET DEPOT. To Country and City Merchants. fjpiIE Subscriber hat just received on consignment, a large lot -bl or rashiona'ile Florence and red si uratd, plain and t ncy Straw, and Qimp Bonnet. of all sizes and qualities. . You are solicited to call, examine, and purchase. They are tor sale at lest than New York price at t I L LARD'S April 4th. 94 No. 5. Griffith't Block THE LATEST. VE bave lately received and are telling at price ibat suit our no ' memos eui-tomer f 00 pieces Calicoes of all descriptions ; &o fin Ginichams; 25 do Alpacca Lustret ; 50 do Tweeds and Jeant ; ' SU do Sntiuetts; SO do Cloths and Cassimeres 50 do Tickings, 00 do Brown and bleached Muslins ; 50 do Cambrics and Jaconets ; ' . (HKI pairs Men'a Hoots and Shoes ; . - 300 do Women's Hioes and Boole e ; 1C0 du Children' do ; ' : " 10 dozen Men' and Boy' Caps ; IOOO dozen Cotton Yarn ; 3U0 pounds Carpet and Covetlet Warp ; SO brl Sugar ; 20 bars Coffee ; 500 pounds Tobacco, at I qualities ; Dye StutTs a la rye lot of all kinds ; 50 kef j Nails ; Please cull and see. QrRemember that the best of bargains ant always to be kmnd at Bramwell'. J. M. B RAM WELL fc CO. Oct. 17. 40 y Journal copy ÄNOTlTllRTllRl VA Ll Bonnet Ribbons :md Tri 111 111 i 11 ps. JUST jeceived, thit day, a beautiful assortment of Sonnet Rib bona, and while, pink, and baff crape, straw cord, kc., at Z J. S. DUNLOP'S. SPRING GOODS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JUST received, a lirge and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which for beauty of style and quality, can not be eorpassed. Tbey have just been purchased extremely low, and will be sold as low, or lower than can ba bought In this city. Persons wlshinilo purchase, will do well to examine our stock before purchasing, a great inducement will be offered. April 9 96 J. P. DUNLOP. NEW CARPET ROOM. Carpets at Cincinnati Priccsä rpHE subscribers have opened a Carpet Room in connection with, their Store, and are now in receipt of 2.000 yar Jt Inrrain and Venitian Carpelinf, of almost every quality and price jrom 12 i cents to $1 371. House keepers and others are invited to call and make them, selves acquainted with the prices, whether tbey purchase or notThe undersiened hope by keeping a large stock of the above goods, and telling them at low at they can be bought in rincin nati, to sell to many who have heretofore sent there for their Carpets. Entrance through the Store. H.J. fc B. C. HORN. Indianapolis, April 30, IH9. 8 IQy HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION. ' WE have just received direct from New York a splendid assortment of IRONSTONE OR WHITE GRANITE WARE. Consisting in part of r, r ni. j e .... c. ,n fCr? art'. Vea and Unucert, Aovp I ureens, Sauce do-, Soup Twiflcrs, Muffin Baken, Ewert and Basins, cov cred chambers. Tickle Disbea, Jugt, Bowit, Mates, ate, etc ALSO A general assortment of Glass and Earthenware. Our Stock of the above goods i superior both in quality and style to any in the city, and will be sold hy the piece or sett to suit. customers. 7j II. J. & B. C. HORN. BONNETS. V LARGE stock of latest style, just received; also, a beautiful stock of Bonnet Ribbon, chaaper than ever before offered, at 97 DUNLOP'S. BONNETS! 4 LARGE stock of latest style, just received ; also a beaotiful 2. Block of Bonnet Ribbon, cheaper than ever before offered, at m c iHiereti, m i DUNLOP'S. ! 9 PLUSH. VFEW piecse beanliful Red, Pink and White Plush, litest I si) Is of good for Lilies' Bonnets, at J. 8. DUNLOP'S. CARPETS. TUST received a great variety of wool ingrain carpeting, three " ply do., Brussels do.; oil cloth, drugget, rugs, mats.kc. Housekeepers and others are respectfully invited to call and examine. , tttviti ,xasKtjt. a u a. "a k, eavv. a vsjiastsIndUnapolis. Dec. 11. 58 H. J. fc B. C HORN. . c LOTUS, Cassi mere, Casinetts, Satin tfew fine Calf Boote I very cheap, all for aale by HAMILTON fc PARRISH. 33 j WHOLESALE. w E are giving particular attention toseiling bi llsat wholetale, both Dry Goods tnd Groceries. HAMILTON fc PARRISH. S3 GINGHAMS AND LAWNS. EAT mall plaid and figures, just received and for sale cheap by 97 J. . DUNLOP. Lawns and Ginghams! rUSP received, some beautiful Lawnt, Gingham. Prints, fcc, ' for sale very cheap by 5 J. 8. DUNLOP. SHAWLS! ML'D and Plain Crape, Satin stripe Berage, Eml'd De Lane, and Silk Shawl. just received at 99 HORN". siicirrs! PIECE of superior Linen Russia Diaper 81 yards wide, for Lin en Sheet 1. for sal st 29 DUNLOP'S. B ONNET and Cap Ribbons, Fall style a splendid assortment and cheap, just received at 34 HORN'S. PRINTS! o F everystyle and quality, wholesale end retail, cheap indeed! Come and see! at b J. s. iiuaLOP'S. IRISH LINENS. fBsftv PIECES ish Linen, of liderent textures, at wholesale, onmß chetpfor ash. 11 L. B. WILLI AM BON. Colored and White Chip Bonnets. A NEW and beautiful attietejuit received at ia- 106 HORN'S, alga nf the Big t. . Dress Tri in mi 11 ?. TASSELLED Buttons, Uaion Trimming, Velvet, do, Paris Cord Fall style, received this day by Eipress at 24 HORN'S FANCY CASSIMEU ES! ASTLENDID asxortmentof new and fashionable patterns just received at 17 y HORN'S. PRINTS! O F everystyle and quality, wholesale and retail, cheap indeed. Come and tee. at V j. o. uu.i.ur is. TO MERCHANTS. WE willpay theriver prices for live Oeese Feathers delivered atonrstors, less the transportation. We will pay tbe highest price in goods, of which we have alarge sMrtment. Apltl IQO SMITH fc HANNA. GROCERIES. 4 LARGE stock nl very fine Sugir.CotTee.Tea.liC.Joslreceivesl and forsale wholesale and retail. lOi J. M. RRAMWELL fc Co. Rönnet Ribbon. TUST received a few pieeeslatest style noasetftlbl-ons at eP . 44 J. S DUNLO rft. SHAWLS. SOME bcatiliful patlernsfnr rSbawta.Jual received at v ts J. 8. DUNLOP'S. TTÄERFUMERY. A very large lot ba-jastbeen receives, and H will be told at cost it i4 W. II. TALBOTT'8 " JAVA COFFEE. A FIRST rate article of Java CotTee. Just r -ceived and for tale sl bv 70 J. M. B RAM WELL k Co. ILUTE. A lot of excellent Flutes am now twin sold at eort. Call and examine, at 54 V. H. TALBOTTM IFE of JoMsr Q. Adams, by Saward, for sale chesp at I th. KJ, lijC. tOXt HOOD 4. .NOBLE'S.

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KELLOGG V VAN DES, GRATEFUL for kirmer very liberal paironaee, would ma known that they continue to ke pa full stpnly of the above Sinioiior L'onlilng Moves Tnpetbevwkh many r her palter n. pf wlorb no beuer attestation la needed than reference to the following among the rnary v. bo testify to its unrivalled qualities. Maiioi Cot'trr Samuel Merril, lletvey Kates, m uuarlee Samuel ltanniih. Edward MeGiiire. Jesse Jones, D S Ward , J S . Dunlop, Mr Goldsbury, Jno W Hamilton, Danl Kineer, Cbaa Rob- ' inson, Arthur Vance, Thot E llolbrook, A A Lcr.tlen, Bnbert Browsing, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Insane Aelum, John McFall, RevF C llolliday, J Johnson, and any number of other names could be given. Hisjoaicat couRTT-jamet i'ticaa, josepn nionis.Asa satiaro. J ft Matlock, Chas Reynold, G C Walerouse.Carti Bamel, Robert Dnwnaril, Henry Rogers, Jueenh Menninnli, V at Milte. tlasjocK Uoesrvv ums u Ataermn, jeaa Alien, rvniistn Ant-. Ick.Semuel Sbotkley,J Dye,J Delany, kc. JoHitsoit Coutrrv fntllip Deaa, Isaac vonrnees, jetse Hutnt, Bobt Lyons, kcIIamiltos t'oosrr. Aaanah Uinntnr, b uoward.j Williams. J Davis, Barnaby Newby ,JamesTrester. tHtusv corjHTT. Hobt Houth. D SmBD. BnoKtcoosJTV Hsnrv.M Marvin. J Rumly.H Miller J Hpencer.J 8 mith, George Shoemaker, Jacob Johns, Joamkau IScolt. Hovaso tJoosrr. Josepn 11. rnorp,snerin. Putnam Coo sjtv. Isaac Lawrence, J Smith, PStrader.C Call J Dtvis.John Savage. 11 r mi riiid t opper Business is Mill as noisy aa ever; and onr tiamls are ready end bapey to wait upon those who deftre any thins, in enr line. Cash for old copper aod bias at usual. KELLOGG fc VANDES, I 81J of the Padlock and Cook Stnvo. NEW II KEG STORE. fllHE paiblio are informed that I have purchased the Drug Flore JL lately occupied by Dr. S. A. Duval, in I Indianapolis, and bave added thereto a large and complete NEW STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of every article usually kept by Druggists, together' wita a targe supply 01 Faints, Oils, I armshes, lilas, UlasS'W are. Dye-Stnfii, Chemicals, Family Medicines, Patent Medicines, Brush et, uiue, ratty, Fptccs, cigars, lot acco, Liquors, ate, kc. This stock wss purchased srv cAes for rash, which will en able us to sell every article at that most moderate rates. 1 ne ousinesss win oe anenaeu 10 oy experienced uruggn's, ev ery article will be warranted, and the price returned to tbe bayer il it should prove to be of inferior or bad quality. Physicians, Merchants, Pedlars, and all otlier wilt find It their Interest to (five us a call, as we can, and will give good bargains. The stock is large, and will be kept up to tbe demands of the market. January 4th,lS50. 65-y. A. F. MORRISON. A CARD. WH. TALBOTT would inform the citizens of Indianapoli and rublie, that be has removed his Jewelry r-tvre, two doors West of his old stand, in the Drake Buildings, where he would be glad to see ail of hi old fridendt and as many as nay be pleased to give him a call. He has madearrangements with Eastern Houses i keen full s-tp plies of all ibe new and feat sfylssof good in hi line, those buying m.iy rely ou getting tbe best article made, and at the townt Eastern Prices. W. H. T. also takes this occasion lo aay to the publie, that he bat in hit employ two of the beat watch workmen in the country. One of them wa brought up in a reptilar manufacturing Establishment in, Geneva, and having all the lale improved machinery for snaking Watches, he cau have watches renairvd in a better and more aatia factory manner, than any othet Establishment in tbe West. Jlk work will be guarantied. All watehe left tobe repaired can and will be aiade! food a whew new. He ask one trial from those whs have oof tried him in the way of Watch repaimn. Feb. 20. 1830 81-y W. 11. TALBOTT. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. Tlie Lnfitycttc Insurance Company, . INC'tP.P 'HATED FEERUAKY ÖMI, 1336. Capital Stock, $200,009 OO. THAT portion of the Capital tMork which it not paid in cash, ie secured by mortgage on leal restate, nd each stockholder is 10dividual'y liable fur Ihe debts and I iahiliiie of ibe company. OFFICERS: GODLOVE S. OKTII, President. ADDISON M. ;KAE, Secretary. J ACOB WALKER, üenerat Agent. E. II. BRACn.CTT,SolictUr. DIRECTORS: Godlove S. Orth, Nathan H . Stockwell, James Spears, Erasmus M. Weaver, Tltomaa tf. Cox, fcdward II-BrackeU, Mark Jones, Martin L. Pence, Jacob Walker. This Institution hiving apitoiiitcd V. V. WRIGHT, a their i Agent for IndUmipoli and vicinity, i now prepared lo issue Policlea ' of Instirance on as favorable terms at any other responsible company, on Dwelling Mouses, Household Fu'nilure, Moree, Mocks or Goods, Warebouseat and contents. Mills and Ma nut".-clours, fcc, against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.' ALSO on Goods, Wares and Merchandise against Ibe hazards of Inland Transportation, and upon the cirsnes of Sea Vessel. All losses arising upon Pol nie issued by ibis Company, will be promptly adjusted aud paid by lue Home urnce in u.e cey tu lAtay. ette, ladiana. W W. WRIGHT, AgentFebruary 27. S3-2me NOTICE. STOCKHOLDERS in the Cen'ral Plant Rood Com pane are ; C?5 hereby wotified lhat payment uf Two Dollar an each share of ; Stock will be required ou the Stock subset ibed in IS4Ü, (in addition - to the payment already ordered on the 1st of March and 1st April,) t on the 1st of May, 1st ot June. 1st of Jaly, 1st of August. 1st of j September, and 1st of Oelobet, next ; and mil unpaid assessments or- ' dered in 1640, rnu lie paid the In of April, 1840. I And on Stock subscribed in 1830, pavmentof Two Dollar per harr, on the 1st of April, Ut of May, 1st of June. 1st of Jly, lit of August, 1st of September, 1st of October, 1st of November, aud I 1st of December, in the present year, and -1st of January, 1st ot ' February, and 1st of March, in tbe year 1851 JJrAny failure to meet either ot the payments as above ordered, within ten day after tbe same f hall become payable, will subject such Stockholder to ten per cent, damages on tbe amount of such assessment or assessments. By order of the R-aid nl Directors, Feb. 3d. 185U. ea-4w - V ROBOV. Hrrsidem. TO COUNT OFl lCEltS. SAMUEL DELZELL CO , BOOK BLVDERS j AXD BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, Indianapolis, Indiana, RESPECTFULLY announce that Ihey havejust received direct from the Eastern Cities, a large and superior stock of paper of tbe vartoua tizws used in Blank Bonk Manufactories, and having avail1 ed Ibemselvesior all the mooero miproveerUs la llteir line ol buionesa re pnpflita to manufacture at short notice, and oa reasonable terms. eveiy Uesen ton ot litank Boots used oy r-isie, an, jounty, or Corporation orTicers. Tbey respectfully solicit a continuance Of ibe patronage, hitherto so generously bellowed a poo them, feeling assured tbat all work eaeculed by them will prove salisiaclory. They are ale I rr pared to manufacture Tat Duplicate, in a style superior to any lieretofore made in Ibit city. Order are solicited. 6MWno. SAMUEL DELZELL fc Co. 1' It.t.5 11 InA Sil L.H SJL.L.äJS. TUST received and for sale a general assortment of superior Oar. sj dr.n Seed, warranted to be Iresh knd to be of tbe fines! cperimen. They w ere raised and earefttll v pot up byj.lt. fc L. F. 1 t'arker, Fredonia, New York. Call at the drug store of C4-tf A. F. MORRIfOV L4 NOT I C: i:. ABRAM A. HAMMOND and HUGH O'NEAL having formed a co partnership ia the practice nf Law at I adiarmpolis, will attend lo all professional business entrusted lo tliem in the superior and circuit court. Tbey will continue la the office heretofore occupied by H. O'Neal, where one of them may at all timet be Sound. March 9. eti l HAMMOND fc O'NEAL. axes: axes A , 1 01 Hunl CUP"WA,"; Ju 'A i rTv ' . . .. . r . . . ,.r i Tkha.wOA lUil 7J.W fisrn nff that) Ksttttr t ii 1 u tar j stv, a t svssi J C's" a FRESH ARRIVAL. TM. BEAM WELL fc Co. have just received a large and well elected stock of Fall and Winter Good which tbey are cell1 unusually low pricei lor cash or approved country produce. 1 jcs-i. my i rtrnri'üir Ifififi LBS. Western Reserve Cheese, lObrls. N. O. Mo! asset, 1UUU (superior;) 10 hf-brls No. 3 Ma:kerel ; 8 kega Duponl'e Rifle Powder ; 1500 pounds Bar and Pig Lead ; 20 bags Rio Coffee ; Just leccived aad for aale at wliolesal aod retail by ' U SMITH fc HANNA. AT THE LADIES' NEW STORE. GRIFftTT'S Block, may be found every description of art idee fur Ladies' and Cbildren'a wear: all of wbich will be aold oa Ihe lowest terms. Tbeatteniioaol the Ladies! respectfully called lo ths new assortment. ' 69-tf. MASONS AND ODD FELLOW'S HX- . GALIA. CONSTANTLY oa nand.ormndetoorderon short aotice, attbe New Trimming Store, GriTi Hi's Block. -t. SALT. mUä) tt ts - am w. an m j 1 fCC BARRELS No.l for sale atriver prices idling traae- ? ,UUU portatioa. SMITH fc HANNA, "j 24 Opposite Brtnch Bank, Indianapolis, la JITTBURGH Utene Coal for sale by 9tSw THOMAS BUIST. i iROCERIES. I AMfl LBS. Western Reserve Cheese ; 10 brl N O Molasses, iVUU (superior) 1 10 bf brla Ne. 2 Mackerel ; 8 kega Dopoatt Rifle Powders I5O0 lbs Barand Pig Lead ; 20 bags Rio Coffee jest received and for sate at wholesale and letail by 3 SMITH fc HANNA. w A Dl Es' ne Mippers, bust ins, sers, coots, an t si a ing H i Shoe. at Ii AMIL TON fc PAKKIMtf 31 GSES GKEVi An'autobiography, by the author ol Jane Evre, Bherlerfcc. " HOOD fc NOBLE. AIR TIGHT STOVES. 17. OR parlors, itting roomt, office, and erery other Imsgins' le use, any sixe or pattern to suit prebasrt.oslantty oa band aud for vale chesp for cash by SAMUEL WA I NW RIGHT. Sign uf the Elephant, Indianapolis. 50-y. 1 EAUTIFUL Silver riated Castors, of all kind, just received 54 W. H. TALBOTT'8. .' KW and beautiful styles of Silver Plated Fruit and Cake Bas ket at 51 W. H. TALBOTTS. GROCERIES. 0( BRLS rrirr.e N O Sugar at 5) cents. 28 Sacks Rio CoffVaat 8, just leccived and for aale wholesale and retail, loose wishing to purchase will please call and examine. 37 J. B. DUNLOP. CLOVER SEED! A QUANTITY of freah Clover Seed just received and for sal at the drug store of March I. 04-tf A. F. MORRISON. Second-hand Engine and Boilers for Sale. G JOD second-hand Engine aad Boilerean be had on reasonable terms hvcaJlinvi-nmediately at te New Foundery ef eccmcr TH, 1BI9. 59 v WATSON, VOQRHES ft CO. Hat:, Caps, Boots mid Shoes. A LARGE and well selected stock, comprising a general variety , and will be told at prices to please, by f8-v . - 8EATOX fc HOLMAN. CIDER VINEGAR! Iat BRI.S. Cider Vinepr on hand and lor sale low at O 83 jr V. IIANNAJU.N'S rrr; flere.