Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1850 — Page 3

WE1Y5 OF THE DAY. 03" Wire hits tvcntlj been used in Erpland in place of lath, for walls and partitinns. It is first galvanized, and the planter remain upon it without injury. It i considered -greatly to dimiuUh the risk of fire. O-The Philadelphia Spirit of the Time aay that gentleman in that city, who ranked high in his profession, hau quietly started for Ctiifornia, Iea?injth church, of which he was treaurwr, minus tun 8500 or l,0(K), beside numerous little promises to pi jr. Democratic Victories. The Cleveland Plaindeater Bjyt, Detroit, Toled-, ßnfJMo and Syracuse have jnt hold thr-ir eltarter elections, and elecV-d democratic Mayors in every instance. The township flection in the State of New York indicate a great change in favor of democracy. - The Umon South. The New Orlrans Crescent ays : We are for the Union al all events. Ll those who want to take slaves to New Mexico or Dteret, fight out that question. We have 110 idea of being driven out of the Union on such an abstraction. The Witness. Henry Clay said in the Senate the other day, he should go to hi grave with the conviction, that slavery wit a great moral and l.tical evil. So speaks one who was horn, raised, and has lived under the influence of the "peculiar institution. A lady in Wisconsin has recovered $100 of a liquor dealer, for selling her husband too much rum. If she could induce her husband to get tiip?y once a month, she might realize in this way, quite a novel livuig. Three tipsy days in a month, would enable her 1 keep her carriage. Jt-Mrs. Partington, now travelling in Europe, rays, she could'nt rest till she learnt something about tlifi diet of Wormi that she had beard about did n'l believe they could live on it long ; wa-s going to Nice to see if thty were any tidier there than at homo ; and thought that before ' carne back she should try and set down 011 tUe tepocs of Russia. Bstn Post. Canart Birds or no Valce, Legallt. In the Municipal C-mrt, yesterday, a lad named Michael U'Keefe was tried for the theft of three canary birds, and acouittrd, the Court instructing the jury that ca

nary birds, according to the common law, were not of a . 1 . i I any value, and consequently not a aujeci 01 larceny. Boston Trav., Saturday. A New Grocnp tor Divorce. The Legislature 0f Kentucky, probably to meet an individual case, which has recently attracted public attention, more particu larly at Louisville and Boston, have added to tho grounds of divorce heretofore existing, "the unnecessary publishing of one party in a newspaper for alleged abandonment.' CT"The Washington Union expose Iiobert E. Horner, acting dixirkeepnr of the House of Representatives, upon whose certificate his brother drew pay as messenger from May o December, 1319. when in fact his brother was all that time in Sheboygan. Wisconsin, superintending the light house eta silary of $300 and perquisites ! It is scarcely necessary to say that the Horners are whig. A New Bank IS VIugI.via. The commit tee tn, banks in the Legislature of Virginia have reported a bill incorporating the Central Bank ut Virginia, at ciauntoti. with a capital ol not Ies than ftimMHJll : , J-n, .nn t-i i i - . i i . nor more than ouu,t.ajy. mis tans j itiienceu to be independent the bank committee ot the L.cpisla-; ture preferring; an independent bank to increasing the j banking capital of the State, under the branch bank ystern. The most important features of this nrvrj: bank are taken, for the moet part, from the rvew xotk free banking e) stem. frrNew Jersey has adopted the New York bank ing law as to is main provisions, reqnirin; deposits of stocks as the bonis rf circolatiou, aod makinij eve-. ry stockholder personally liable, proporiionably to the amount of his subscription. Tha t,tcks required for j deposit am those of New Jersey and Massachusetts States, and of the United Slates, equal to pflr,foro per cent, stock; one-third of the security may be in bonds and mortgages on real estate, payable in one year. Heavt Taxation in Ohio. Tbe Ohio Statesman I of the 7th mst., says : " Mr. Debolt, the Treaanrer of Hamilton county, paid iuto the State Treasury, on yesterday, the snug little sum of one hundred and seeenly-seten thousand dollars! Twenty-five years ago the whole Etate of Ohio only paid about Ucrnty-fite thousand dollars of State laxes ! The whole State revenues now amount ( to about fico millions annually, yet our Slate debt s scarcely diminishes perceptibly." Removal of Feee Negroes from Vincns.ATbe f bill which had previo,I6Iy passed the Virginia House, Ji.MMrt J r ..Li-.- ' i anrvsnrtpts in C- ll I lH 41 rtaP n n Ii m fr Tt rf lnril7S 1 1, of free negroes of that State in Africa, is now a law, : having passed the Senate with an amendment which j imposes an annual taa of Si upon every male m-gro in :he State from 21 1. 50 years of age. The fund i arising from this source to be appropnafed it. like ; manner with the 30,000, unless the Wielature oit i ., erwtse prescribes. i I.MPoRTaifT Arrests. YVm. iHrlineton, known as lristul 1j.II, 3Iargarel (J Conner. and Wm. M endows, notorious ruunterfeiters, have been arrested at G.-oton, in Vermont. Some days after their arrest, discoveries of dies, tools, &,c, of great importance, were made, which led to the further arrest of six others, anion the moet rripct:talle inhabitants of Groton, on a charge of being members of this gang. The arrests bave created great excitement. Legislative Decorum. The Legislature of Georgia has recentlv digraced itself or been digrnccd -by two acta of gros impropriety; and we are flurry to eay tbe whig member were tlies actors hi one of them. The two parties came to irreconcilable dia--greement about a districting bill, and the whin withdrew in a body two daye in surreion, thus leaving the House without a quorum. This is the whig share of the wrong doin. The demicrac part was merely a wordy content between two rorn'j-r one of whom finally struck the other o i the head with an umbrella on the floor of the House. Ar. Y. Com. AJe. . Mississippi TAs Xashvil'e Contention. Th Mississippi legislature in convention of the two houses, on the 5i.h instant, elected W. L. Sharkey, C. P. Emitf, A. M. Clayton and S. S. Boyd, delegates for the State at large to the Nashville convention. J. W. Matthews and T. S. Wood, were elected dele, gales for the first C titfreasional district; G. F. Neill and G. II. Young for the second; W. R. Mile and J. J. Pettoe, for the third; and T. J. Stuart and J. J. McRae, for the fourth. Several members protested againt the proceedings. JV. O. True De-la. The Tkeatt with Austria which was concluded in 1943 by Messrs. Buchanan and Hulseman, and now rati lied, mutually extends to all descriptions of property the exemption from taxes and charges heretofore secured to personal property. The second article says : 'Where, on the death of any person holding real property, or property nt personal, within the territories of one party, sneh real pro;erty would by the laws cf the land, descend on a citizen or subtest of the other, wete he not di.qa Ii fieri by the laws of the country where such real properly is situated, such citizen or subject shall he allowed a term or two years to sell the same, which term may be prolonged, according to circumstance; and to witlidraw the pro ceeds thereof, without molestation, and exempt frrw any other charges than those which may be imposed in like cases upon the inhabitants f the country from which may be withdrawn. St er 1EXA AND THK iNASHVIf-LE t0VEJIT10X. Mon day, the 4th instant, was the dsy appointed for ihe elec tion in the revera I counties, f fonr deJi'ga'es from eaeh Oggressional district, in Texas, to the Nash ville convention, o far as i.eard from, the Texans appear to have iw great desire to be represented in that body. Ihe journal says that not a vote was cast for delegates in Galveston. In Harris county. the IIoostonui7.f.tte, says: There were 3C2 votes polled, and nt of this ntim ber Messrs. Mayfield, Runnel, Dee and Jone on'y received one rote. Six ther vote were in fvr ol the convention, bnt mentioned no delegates. The other 205 rotes wera "No Convention, No Disunion. Tbs Galveston Journal, referring to these results. says: We have no d"ubt that the recommendation Jaw, or whatever else it mty be termed, passed by our legislature npon the heels of adjournment, relative to that matter, will meet with tuet sncb a merited rebuke throughout the entire Slate. JV. O. True Delta.

For the Indian Statt Sentinel, Music. It is always a treat to listen to sweet music, and on Friday svemng last the inhabitants of this city wer favored with an opportunity of listening to that which came not only froui Ilm voice ami Iii well-tuned instrument," (tut lo that lm which came from the miul. The Cierman Musical .Association acquitted themselves wdl, which they may judge limn the marked attention of the audience during the evening. ilusic in the lord's hall or the peasant's cot is always the same, fr it i Ihe voice of the soul, whirli, ever true to iiMt-U, responds to its enrnmon mould. It is in music that tha soul ol man arsons its equality; lor who can say that the peasant minstrel, when with mysterious power, he strikes Ihe stritt is not lord of the palace? And the entertainment of Friday evening was not givro by those who pride themselves "on hig'i ancestral birth and polished education ; but by those who, but with two or ihre exception, are hard working men and mechanics They have devoted two evening ol each week lor but s few months past, to music, under their rnstructor, Mr. Soehner ; and already they had the power to dra-v awny our kindred euls, and mingle Ihein with their own melody. A single expression of delight end astonishment at their proge and success wotilt he folly. But I am not mistaken, I know, when I say that such is the general expression. Taking into ronsideiatinn the fart that to mi American ear the German is an inharmonious language, who was not pleated, or who wearied? It is true the voices were not all excellent; but it could not be expected that in 0 large and promiscuous a body they would be. There were, however, some that were fine. Unt the finest was that or their instructor, whoe voico has a compass, a richness, a fullness, a firmness and purity, very eeMom surpassed. An J he was conspicuous, not only for his voice, but slso for his exquisite much of the piano. It is but seldom that instrument is touched with full effect; but was ever the sttentiun of an audience more rlotely riveted by the. simple strain o Yankee Doodle ? Much allowance, ton, should be made him, from the Tact that he sustained the whole of the performances, which were continued during the evening almoet without intermission II mint loo not only have been much fatigued, but much embarrassed, nppearing as he did before a large audience, in a Strang land, and in a character so new to him, for his occupation is only ihe rerl for a livelihood, of an accomplished gentleman driven by oppression from the land of his birth. J. T. M.

Published at the request of the parties nearest related to the deceased. Itooluf ion Adopted at e meelins; of the Colored people of Indianspoil, March 17, 1850. Whereas, we are called upon by an afflicting dispensation ol Divine Provi.Ience, lo mourn the decease ol Dr. A. A. Ackley, in California, lormerly of this city ; And whereas, ha is well known to have been lor many years a devoted friend to ihe causa of the oppressed in this place, hating openly espoused the abolition prinei' pies in the midst of those of contrary views, and at a period tha most unfavorable ; .Ind uhtreas, the espousal of these principles resulted in the loss of his professional practice lo a very considerable extent, and in materially reducing tint circumstances of himself end family ; And whereas, we have ever found in the Doctor the noblest bearing of a gentleman, a christian and philanthropist, both as a phjiician and counsellor ; therefore, Resolved, That we deeply j mpnlliino with his liereaved family, which in the lues ol a tender-hearted and affectionate companion, and also ou aged parent, one alter the other in abort succession, is more than ordina rily amictrd. hesoltcd, 1 hut a committee or two or our number be appointed to wsit upon his family and present a copy of tb',lf,i' r , .Lj ... ,- . '-, .. ... , - . in the "Indiana fctate Sentinel and in the 'Christian ijefai,j JOHN (J. BRITTON, Z. II. MARTIN, Committee in behalf oj the people. Concert of Vocnl mid Iiiatriimcnfal . V. - itlusic. . Mr. Peamll't popih bave kindly proposed lo give him s complimentary Cuncert, on faiutday Evsnixg next. Match 30ib, al the Court llooe. Tbe Cotertainmeut will consist of Songs, Duettt, Solo &c. For particular see bi'K Tickt ts 25 cent, tu be had at tbs bookitoies or st tbe door. Doon open at7 o'clock, to commsnce st 7$. A G'AICD. The members tbe German Anociatioa of Song return their sincere thanks to the citiier.t of Indianapolis, f.r tbe readioeti with which they have rrtpnnded to the etil ma1 up on them in favor of their leader, Mr. Soehoer. It would af ford no small gratification, if as oppoilunity were olTercd them, to evince Ibeit gratitude i at her by acts thin by words. For ibis icaaon they propose, to Rive at a futare lime, as soon ,h'T h lWi noiher concert for the benefit of ,omt i"'ituiien of general benevoleneej sol they leave it t0 citizens, to express tbeir wishes in' ihfs respeet, through the medium of the public journals of this plice. Tb!f ?d 'h T"k th!t l ,h,ei' fo,IMr eon" "r 'fh J w,n " ,hc,rfc 'r'.11 ttt f ?- V tute tif Ihe public t laige, bribe introduction of fYoi tc mei,can , Co unci I mail fur 3fl lVftrd. Notiee u hrtflby gi?eB Ih . pubiie f'he Vo,ef of he 3J ,he ejfJ of If,diÄIi,potUt wi be held on he ,veninjf pf ,h, 3 of A t , , , fc fc f , . t. eil Chamber, fm the purpoot aicrremc up-n a suitable perpun ti be lM fof Counci!rnia jo iaill wtd at the spproachin Election. A eeneral at endanre cf the voters in the Waid is leqnrttedi it being dciiiaMe that a person qualified to represent ' the impottant interest! of Ihe Watd, wi'h nit regard to paitjr polities shnull be selected. MANY CITIZENS OF TUE WARD. ÜIAKIO.V rOUXTY UC3XOCIIATIC tOWESTIOlV. TflC Demerit ic Convention of Marion county, composed cf delegate fiom the seveisl towruhipi, will meet at tbe Cnmt House in IndianaiMilion Saturday, tbe 13h of Apiil, ISÖO, ai 10 I k, A. M . f.r the porpoeof nornimtinjj Jcm xritic caolidatei fi tbe following offices, ta be filled at Ihe next Aau-t election, to-triü Four delegates to Ihe State Convent i-.nj three RepreseiitstjTes in ihe General Atembly; a County Auditor, Tiesiursr, and Sheiiffj a Pto. bale JuJgej a Cnnntj Commi,ioner for the ditiict now rep eeuted by IlAaais Tvecat and a Coroner. By oidrr cf the County Committee. CEXTKU TOWÄSIIIl. T HE democrats of Centre township, Marion county, will meet at the Court House, in Indianapolis, on Saiuiday, tbe 6th of April next, at 2 o'clock, to chooit delegates to the count cooventi-n fur the I3tb of April. By oider of the County Committee. - TO IV N SI III MIXTI1VG9. THE demociats of the several townships in Marion count, (except Centie,) will meet at tha uul places of holJio tbe towofhip elections, on ths first Monday ef April next, for the purpose of choosing delegates to the count convention for the 13th of Apr iL A full attendance of democrats is highly deirble. By order of Ihe Count Committr a. CANDIDATES. (Fee fur annattueemesit. 11 if lsd is advance; if not paid ia ad.ancr, $. Messrs CHtrnAirs tt SrAna t- You will lease announce Ihe name of Abbahsm C. Looaü of Tike township, as a candidate for Probate Jode of Marian count, aubject to Mic decisiou f Hie demoeiatic oomiuating Convention, sod ob: ig- Mart Votus. XjEditoss StsTtsr.L: Yoo are requested toacnuuncs) Isaac V. HcsTr.a, rf Ferr township, as a candidate for Auditor of Mtrion souutv, subject to tlie decision of Iba democratic convention. PERRY. 0Ve ere requested to annoanee Jos. McCon sell, Jr , i Wsrrrn township, as a candidate fur count commiesioner, subject l the decision of the democratio convention. Ci vscilxar rss 7th Wiid. Meters. Editors: Pleat announce Charles W. Cadt as a candidate for Concilmao iu the 7h W.rl, and Mae to Mavt Vor tiks. QVV arc requested to announce Samuel Beck es a ceiMliilate for count Treasurer, subject lo the decision of the democratic count convention. C3We are reqoested to announce that Jo a II. Battt will serve as cmistatile of Centra township, if elected on lh first Moiidaj of April nest. O We sre reqistcd t announce Aoa Wright of Pike township, candidate for Prnbaie Jadte of Mafidll county, subject t the deciaion of tha Democratic nominating convention, by Mart Cm Z int. 07 We are requested to announce Üsvid Herr of Washington township, as a candidate fur Count j Comniisioner, subject to the decision tif Ilia Deinocralio Dominating contention. üVe sre requested to announce the name of Aisex Sxitii as a candidate for Constable of Centre township at the township election in April next, by 3IST CfTUKSS AHO VOTERS.

Indiiuinpolis Wholesale Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly for the Indian Slate Sentinel, JJY K IRLAND .L FITZGIBBON, Forwarding and Commission Merchants A T WHOLESALE DEALER 1 H Groceries, Liquors, Tobiccos, and ProJuce, EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT. BJCO.Y per lb. Kos, round, $0.oc4 00 8houl Jers, 3 50J 10 ('(ear sides, d.OUal.AO II41S.J. S.i:0a6.00 GROCERIES D rooms, 1.7543.50 Leil,bar, O.OrWOOO lait.w bits, pure. 1.63-l.OU Lead, No. I, I45sl.:u BF.KFftrr ewi. net, XM4 K , CjI-VP;s prr I'., tl.tßoO.OO ! COTTOJsr YJIRK O.SlsO.OJ I CA.YDLES per It), 1 Ri.t a -a ("I, linseed. Oil, lard, Oil, sperm. Oil, Tanners', Turpentine, Beans, whits. Potatoes, Oniuas, "bee. Butter, roll, Lard. Boeswsx, Gin.vn, Tallow. GL.1SS per box. H by 1U, 10 by V2, II AY per ton. Tiutoihy, Cljrer, Ä!V per lb. 0.750-90 0. 62aUi.O 1. T500 0 75.0O 0.750.00 0.37 00 03il0.30 03ilK) 0 U.WW0.U3 0,ltk0.15 0 OirO 0i 0 I50 18 O.OTsO.03 4.00.1.25 0.00.10.00 o.oo.o.oo MonlJ, OC9oO.P COR.Y MEJlLkii., .St)oOFLOOR fr brl., .UOA.&0 FRUITS jier be Applet, greva, O.OCaC... Applet, dried, IJJaOOfl Perh. 1, dri.tl. I 7iii0 Almonds, per 11 0.1 ia'J.iii) rUUins.ner box. OtOa-tM) WS Mackerel. o. 1. ier brl. ' W)af0.00 No. 1. halr-M 1., 0.(M'0J)0 No. I.qr.-brl., 4 00al.25 Nj. I, kits, SJW).iHk. No. 2, ier brl., OO.OOal'J 50 No. 2 half brl., OOOaTOO No. 3, prr brl, - JO SI'aO.U) Kalinon. kits. 3J)0u0.00 Bar, 0X3a0.03 Round and sqre, 0 O41O.05J F?A T1EKS per lb. Castings, 0,010.t!4t ftpiings, 0 00a.01'2i Alles. O.OÖaO.09 Anvils, 0.14ai5 LEATHER Sole, per lb. 0.?00 21 Calfkias,pr ds. ia(K)30 00 Upper, 2 Od.SO.00 Morocco, 20.00.00 tbeep. S,00a8.00 LQrORS per gat. Best Cot-B rand y, 0.002-50 Best Pale Brandy, -373-0O AraerlcanBrandy,0.450.5O , Holland Gin, O-Wsl.fO Old Boar. Whisk. 0.60 J Corn fc., 0.0003 OU Made. Wine, 0.00.1.25 Y ort Wine. O.fOal.23 Sherry Wine, 0.U0.50 Claret Wine, 0.0OO75 Malaga Vine- 00 1-50 JMRS-perkeg. lOd 9 73s4.no M 4 5 i0.no 81 4.7j0.00 4J S.-250.00 SJ 6.25M) 00 Brads, 4-OU.O.W PJPER per ream. Wrapping, O.COeO.PO Foolseapr a.003.J5 Rnn. Boards, gr. 0JK4J0 SEEDS per bu. Clover, 3.W4.00 Fla, O.OOel.00 Timothy, 0.00200 Bett, 0.330 28 Orumarr, 0. If 0 32 C6.tal.no 0 tj50 70 O.OOaO JO U.aOaO 55 O.JOaO.JJ 0.51r(.06 OÄ-VS per a. r mmi. Barley, Rye. Corn, Oats, GROCERIES Co. lee, best Rio, Buifar. N. O., Sugar, loaf. Sugar, crushed, Ta, O. P., Tea, Imperial. Tea. V. Hyson. Pepper, Spice. SaltNrattl, Molasses, N. O., Molasses, 8. H., Tar, .C,brl., Tar, Florida, Tobaec.ö, Ma.tder, . OlOiaO.1-2 0.13rO.U 0 65n0 70 0.5t'0.65 0.30oU trO O.U9a0 10 O.UIoO.tj 0 06 k 0.00 , 0 S'.'.O.OO 0.40a0.43 O.OO4.VCO o.noao.oo 0.15a0.:0 0.13a0.1tf 1 00 1. 15 ' e.o5to e O.03O03i OOVlflO.M ; n.tuai?! 0.3?a0.40 a s..6.50 0.050.P0 otoo.oo 0.0 iaO 00 1.631! 7 Indigo, Rice, Copperas, Rosin, Oinger, Cloees, Gunpowder, Soap, No. I, Cassia, Alum, NiKmeg Wooiien Bucks,2.5üaS.OO IllllLLIANT I.Ol'TOlirJS, - FOR APRIL, 1850. J. IT. ITIatirr it Co ITIiinasers. Sil.000! 5 Prix of Si. 00 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy, ri,.. V .20. for 1350. Tebediawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, 6th ol April, 1830. 73 N. lMlJryVo Drawn Uailoltj On. nriie nf1 1.000. 1 d.l K 0C0. I do 13,000. 1 do 7.001, 1 00 5,' 00. 1 do 3.84 J, 50 do 1,100, fce. TickeU 810 auarea in propor tion. Certificates of packsgea of 36 Whole tlckrts Di do 26 Hilf do Do do Stf Quarter do 130 00 5 CO 31 50 llciitlid Lrottcrjr. 50,000 Dollnrsi. $23.000 ! 817,0'JO ! ! . $10,000 ! ! ! 75 .V. iMterylb Dra,itn Ballots. (Varlr as mnny Prlr.es a Blanks.) VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy. Ula-v No. 4, for 1850. Tob drawn at Alexandria, Va , on Saturday. April 13,1830. li Drawn Nos. m ea-h pscKsgenr iic.ei. SPLENDID SCliEME. One plen.lid priie f 50,100,1 do 23,000, 1 do 17,000, Idol 0.000. 1 d.U.GÖO. 10 da S.0;i0. lO do 1,500, 10 do 500, fco. Tirketi SIS ihsres in nronortion. . CerUtleateof packacesef 3 WboleTiekets $l0 O0 Do du S Hair do Do do SS Quarter do Do do SO Eighths da es oo 4 2 00 SI 35 $33,000.. 30 PRIZE! OF $l.f)00! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. For the benefit of Monongalia Academy. Class No. 45, ior 150. To be draws at Alexandria, Va.. en Saturday, April 80, 1950. 75 A". Intimi YZ Drawn Ballots. GRANU SCHEME. One Prixe of J33.O00. 1 do of 20,000, 1 do of 10,568, ? do of S,- j 000, 3 do 2,11X1, iU UO 1 w, JU uo I c. j icacu -in proportion. .' CerliflcatesofpackagesS Whole tickets $140 00 Do do 1 Hair do 000 lo do 2J Quarter do 35 00 ai.4GXIFlCI2.Vr LOTTERY. $U0,Ü0Ü als. Jl).000 )00 20tl)00. And 150 prises of 82,000 VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy, iM.is n. for 16j0. To be drawe in Aleiandria, Va., oo 8aturday, April 87, 1850 in i. Jyllery lö iratrn naiiois. - BRILLIANT SCHEME. One macniaeent eapiul of g 100,000, 1 splendid prise of 50,00, 1 do of 10,0110, 1 do of ÜO.COO, I .oof 13,000, 1 do of I1.SJ, 30 V of 3,030, iii) d of (lowe4 3-namber fpri.e.) i.OOO. he. Tickets t to Halres 820 quarters $10 Eighths ft. A inilkaiesof package of 20 VVboleTickell 500 00 fto do J Half do SJO 00 Ik, do 90 Quarter do lit 00 Do do SO Etg'ita do M SO Orders for Tickets and Shires and certificates of Packard In tho shorn Splcu.liü LrOiteries will receive the most prompt aueotioa. and an official account of each drawing sent immediately after It is over to all who order from us. AddreM J. & CJ. IttiUKY, 91 3wT Jlgrntt, .iltxndri, Virginia. I Aduiliilstratui-'s Sale of Teter Smock's t Entitle. I Tf-JOTICE is hereby given, that on FriJay,the 19th day of ApXi ril, lt5J, the uiid.:ri jiicd administrator ot the estate of rater Smock, deceated, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the residence of the deceased in Tike township, Marios connty, Indiana, the personal property belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, bogs, corn, oats, farts log utensils, household aad kiteheu furniture, with vatioua other articles too tedious to mention. I Ttrmt mf Sate On all sams ova three dollars a credit of twelve months wiil Is t;iven, purchasers giving rotes with approver! socuritv maJe pays' le without any rebel whatever Irom valuation or ap'pnisrmeui laws. Sums of three dollars and under cash fa hand. Sale lo commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. - March 23. l-3w SAMUEL. L. SMOCK, AJm'r. GKOCEISIES! JUST recciveJ 1 1 hiuia of ducar ; S3 bris N O Molasses ; 10 lirl-rS II Molasses ; -10 boxes assorted Candles ; tS brie aud hi brls Mackerel i iu brie L-oai sugar i i Ran 1(1 boxes Tobacco t 10 drams fit 1 SO bass Codes ; 8,000 Cotton Yarns ; IS brls Tar, wholesale and retail, at Marrh 94 00-y SMITH ft IIANNA'S. 20 DAIS' KO'l'ICfU ran IHE Stockholders of the INDIANA COITER MIMNQ M. COMPANY are hereby notified that there will be a meeting of ssid Company on Monday evening, the 32d day of April, 18M, at Teal St Roll's store; to elect Directors under ins charter, end transact other important holiness. ISAAC II. ROLL. BETON W. NORKIS Trustees. JAMES W. YANDE3 3.) March 33. 1850. l-3w2aw 1'cler Sinock'x Estate. NOTICE ia hereby given, that letters of ad minist ration oa tbe estate of Peter ämock, late of Pike township, Marion county, Indiana, deceased, have this day been duly granted sad issead to tbe undersigned hy the clerk of tbe Probate Court of ssid county. Said estate ia relieved to be solvent. Persona indulged to said eiU'e are notified to make payment te the ander sirned without delay, end those having claims against the same, will &lo their claims in tbe clerk's office of tbe Probate Court s foresaid, within the time limited by law. properly authenticated . ca.tCTC, t aUV'V lilmlp for selMemarl. oauiw.u .. om wb, Merch IS. 1850. P1-3w TO COVNTir OFVIGEIIS. SAMUEL DELZELL d CO . HOOK BL'DERS JND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, Iit4li:iiiapli, Indiana, RESPECTFULLY announce that Ihey havejuat received direct fiooi Ihe Eastern Cities, a large and superior slock of paper of the various sizes used in Blank Book Manufactories, and havinf availed themselves uf all ihe modern improvements In their line of business, re prepared to manufacture at abort notice, and oa reasonable lerma, eveiy deacrinrina of Blank Books ttsed by Mate. Bank, County, or Coninrai too officers. They respectfully eolicrt a continuance of the piltronate, hitlierto so geueitHial bestowed jpon them, feeling assured that all work executed by there will prove sntisiactory. They are also repared to manulacture Tax Duplicates, ia a style superior lo any heretofore wade in this eil. Ordere are aotieued. CMSmo. SAMUEL DELZELL fc Co. For taciillenti'it's ttetirl j2UP. blue, browa and French black Cloths, Casimeree, Csvsinets. Tweeds, Mummer Cloths end rantalooMery, satin, silk, rnd Marseillea Vestings, he., a good selection, and In sale low by eX-y S EATON i HOLMAN. SHAWLS ! I- LACK, Ore. DeRhino, Mohair, Berage, sun. white and col'd J Cra(re, line embroidered Thibet, chaoeable silk aad other faney Shawls, a large assortment aad cheap, just opened and for SCATO.N fc HOlAiAN. sale hy wy nitrss goous. -VJUP. btack,' green, DeRhine, ehi,ncahle and flured Bilks, ciilk Twvtu i. Berate, new style Spring DtLalats, Lswns, dotted and mbroideied rw Us Muslins, he, all Of th latest pattern. Inat received end lor sale by ...... PS j SKATOX Sc HOLMAW. If RON, Nails, Castings, Anvils, Vices BlaeUmltlia reliowa, U. Mleilges, Sic-, mipucspriuga iron nxiee.arc. KBUOUUa YA.NDES, Sign f tbe Big Padlock Tli? Hook of CoisAlltlttioii, OR The American Onide, containing ihe Dec Is ration of tndeperdence, the srtlc es of eoefoileratioe, the Constitution ef the United ettatea, and the Constitutions of the sevsral Plate comprising the Union. ft sale by Pl-y vHOOD h NOBLE.

PETER A. WHITE & CO.,

WO. 34, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI, ; Importer and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign :itil HoiiicMic Dry Good, A RE iecKivi.it a nit now opening a Urge and well srlected stock of 1 fresh during ami Summer iHf Gisats.and will be receiving addition thereto throughout the season, wbrrb buyers aie requested lo call an t examine. Part of the stock consists of the following: A meriran, Englirh and French, I! rand CualH.Cawd meres, statinets, B:y ami Aiera' summer wear s ar.d a lare aeaortanciit of Prints and CMighmMof every rieeriit inn and price; Moos I)e Leines, Alpacas, ari l itiniitaKines ; Blenched Shlnine, and Drillings; Apron check, and enVir4 Cambrics; Drown Holland. Cativare and Padding, Serges, Mbwis, Vesting, and Phawls; Silk, Gingium, and Collnn Handkerchiefs; Black, Julian aud Fancy colored Cravats; Puis and figured Jscwiet and (Cambrics; i)ibp snd I. Wien Lawns and Bobrnels ; Ijaee. Footings and Kdging-i; A hill assortment of fine White Goods llntery and t;toe. of every descripline; Notions of all kind met) at !ii and Twist, Threads, Hooks and Eyre, Braids ; Cord, Cimp and Frinaes, l'nnV'S, Button. and tappender; together with Flannels l.iuseys, Canton Flanuels, Browe Sheetings, and Shirting''; Drown Drills and Tickings. We invite the atlemrofl vt Country Merchants teneralty tnonr elnrk, which Iher vt'isitl do writ lucall and rzunine, befme nurcltaint, as we hve a rrpidrnt pmehiser l'Jt, and iairnrting inaiy nfner goods rluect, ens' Irs es l cannnria wnh LUatra -ncs, and are willing lo Duplicate Eastern bills, adding trau-portaiWi. Cincinnati, Feb. 17. 8U-2m w. O M HroHT. A. C. Lau is a BRIGHT 6c LANIER, ForivariUuir V Coititnlioii ,12cichnnts. Kail IIoad Wharf, .u.tDiso.v, i.ror.i.r.i. rjJflE undrrkigued having enrrred intutraincs in this city for Ja tbe parpoe cf duinf e gtnersl Krcervinr, Fitrwarrting ami Coramimiun bntincs, harre lt-ard the Whsrr al lire Depot !.aiint, at which point the Cincinnati en' Midi 011, and loUiJle arid Mtdiws l ackt-ts will lirmnrr Una., uoods stmt by river fur the inlet ior. ur I'rorluce to be liippfd to any point abore or bt kw, ean be btrwardrd through us at much less exH-ne as to Draya-e and ComntiwHHi, man rvrr ttclurc txt-n charged al this point. Wc wtil also attend to the ssleol Produce, and make liberal ad ranees en Flour, or other articles consigned ti . . Madison lud. Feh., 1IA0. (-.Imia BRIGHT t LAM KR. NOTICE. WHEREAS, at a meeting of the City Council, hoUen at the Council Chamber on tbe 19th dar of Marr.li. IrSO. octltion signed hy T. A. Morrif , Esq., in behalf of the Presidents of toe Terrs Haute and Rictimonit, Madison and Indianapolis, ln!isonpolis and UcllefonUine, and the Peru and Indianapolis Kail. roads, was presmite l to lh:? Council, pr.iymg le.ve to construct a union xvsiiroaa trscK connecung iu ucpou or inn several Roads ao re nanW, across the followioa streets, to-wil: MassaCliusetts, Noble, Wailiiniton, East, New Jersey, Alabama. Dela ware, Pennsylvania, Meridian, Illinois, and lennessee; where. upon, it was ordered hy ttie Council, that in accor.lance wl n Ute provision Ol in UrdiD.nra ewtaMislierf March 12tU, 13l9,nriet-n days' notice be given of the pendency of the above named petition. All persons interested are hereby notified of the pendency ol said uetiiinn, and that the prayer of the same will be in order for con sideration at thts next monthly meeting of the Council, to be hold en at the council Cttniutiei on April ist, ituo, St 1 u'cKkV, r. M. By brae, ol the Council. 834 Ap I JOS. T. ROBERTS. Secretary. r a 1 1 1 m: 1 1 ii 1 1 iv'o'ntj v.. A BN ER POPE havini tsken his son. Josira P. Port Into part nership o te known under the style of A Pope k. Sou. takes his occasion to notify the friends of the estalili-chinent, tliat they still Keep on nsna a focxl asmrtment or Uli x UOUHS, Urfrxa, Hardware and SAos Finding!, at the old stand, ail wkick will b$ told at reasonable prices. ALaUUn band, a large and well selected assortment oi part and genuin BOT.i.YIC MEDIC 1JVES. B O O KS, C, all of which wl l be sold on reasonable terms. Under the new arrangement, they respertlully solicit a share of pub;ic patronage, seeintg ajwurtru m icrins will uc niaurr ssusinrioiy. ABNtll POrE. Indianapolis, Feb, 13, 1850. 3mos.w&iw JOSEPH P. TOPE TO COliVl'Itl 311SltCll4N'jTülv And De tlers in D y Unodt and (Unlhing in general ! '1M1E undersign e.t would hereby direct the attention of conn Ja. trv mercb.ints and the trads generally, to their well assorted ; stock of DltY OOODi, suit .bie for the snrins season, which, in ! spite of the rise, they o.Ter at the eld prices, baring contracted for their supply previouily. They alio de:rc an inipeetion of their siiick of READY MADE CLOTMSG, wholesale only, chiefly comprising sprint and snmraer rarments. This is s new branch of their establishment, and tuey challenge competition with any other house in the trade. The cut of their earments is such, as (gnerally speaking) only merrhaut tailors turn out. They want the trade to be convinced, and therefore request a call. SACHd k BROTHER3, , Bouthwert corner of Lower Market and Sycamore sis., March 184 I mis CJ.YCI.YXATI, OHIO. J IJOTA.VICO MIDlViALi ritÄCTICC. ! L. ABBETT, M. D., ' i GRADUATE from te A. I'. M. College, Cincinnati, would tender Iiis. services in the various branctiea ef Medical Practice to the ciliaens of Indianapolis and vicinity. His priHCipIrs are stri;tly Physiological. He therefore discards all poisons as medic.ines, ant employs in his practice only such Bie'licinal agents as operate on the human sysiem in perfect haranony with the laws of life. Othce and rtsidence, east end or Market street, in Ihe honse recently occupied hy Rev. Mr. Beswick, north of tbe Medical College March 19 ?9-tf POLLE YS 6c BUTLER, Forwarding V rotiiiiii9int Ulercliaiifs, MADIS0X, IS DIANA. CONTINUE to five jwesspt tr tonal attention to this branch of this business. TKe y have taken the Large Warehoese next eat of tha Depot, and are enal led to reduce the Item of Drayage on produce and merchandize designed to be s.or?d. They esters the puMie that their charges shall 1 at lam at tjr Vsny atker Hmua ta Ue cite, and solicit a continuance of the favors of their friends aad former pa trons. March SO, 1850 90-6 mos a xr A'cw Ciroccry timl Provision Store. rQ"rHE undersigned has opened a new Store, in the Post-ottire M. Building, opposite Ihe B-snch Bank, to which lie would inSite the attention of his file mis and the jpuli:. He intends to keep a full assortment ot goods in his line, and to sell st reasonable prices. The frct prices paid for all merchantable produce. March ii 00-tf PETER WINCHELL. IAY UP, PAY UP. WE take this method of Informing all Persons, against whom we have Motes or aerounts of IS montha standing that if the are not paid within the next 30 days, they will be left with the proper officers for collertion. If you want to save costs and your credit, vi k op to the '-Captain's office and settle. " Indianapolis, Jan. 30. IBM). 74-tf H. J. fc. B. C. HORN. WI3 1V1LX.! WTJEREAFTER keep ronmntly on hand the largest, cheapest. M . .i v .-. .1 Ttl tt a EJ L' k. . - r . I MA ,Uf VCQl lnuiiuirill VI At., til, u n ivuuu ,bl of Fot-ue'i run. Country Merchant will find it to their advantage to rait here before purchasing ebiewhere. Job Work of all kinds doua on the shortest notice and ia the neatest order. Shop nearly opposite the Mate Dank. Jan. 1850. 75 tp6. PIERSON . COTTRELL. kMi:. GOODS ! SUP. French brown and Irish Linens, Linen Drills, fine Damask and Union Table Cloths, Towels, Ncpktn, lürd'i Eng. lith and Scotch Drapers, Linen Checks, Ac, in large quantities for sale br. HSUv KKATO.N fc HOLM A N. COLLEGIA t i: lUfSTITUTIi. BEV. C. L. MILLS.and Lady, agisted by NIsL.C.r!.ore. alev will oprn tbe next quaier of the Cilltgiau hmtituta, for young Ladies, oa Wednesday, Mnrrh 30th. It win he the aim of the Teachers to Instruct STSTEMA TICALLT and THOROUGHLY. Leeaona iu f'scei Mont w'll be given ia a at irntiAc way wilheul xtre ckargt. p6 1 OU ML!; UK ICl.iM, " A LA ROE and commodious two si ory honse and Int. with good cellar, water and ether privileges. The same U well situated for a rcnlerl residence, and will be sold on reasonable terms, or rented to e desirable t-n-:nt. For i particulars, apply to 83-tf GEO. A. CHAPMAN. I Ilonicrstic Goods. ytt M 5 4 fine ami .heavy brown mn-liiu 3 A, i-4, 8-1 and Brosfc 12-4 Meached sbeetmg and ihtrtinr, pillow rase mualin. tlekin:, blenched and brown drills, Manchester giigiim, Marseilles quilu, checks coltona les, te, in unusuaüy larequsaties, Inst rereived and for Sale as cheap as th cheapest, by 88 SEATON at HOLMAN. FR EII A11DCN SLCUS. JUST received and for sale a general assortment of superior Oardm Seeds, warranted ro be fresh md to be of the finest specb nm. They were ralaod and carefully put op by J. It. tl L. F. -ker, Fro.loiii-i, New York. Call at the drns; store ot 84-tf A. W. MORRISON. L4VV NOTICC. ABKAM A. HAM MONT) and HUOH O'NEAL havini Ibrrned a Copartnership ia the practice of Law at Indianapolis, will al tend to all professional business entrusted to them in the supers and crpmk enarta. Tbey will continue In the office heretofore occupied by H. O'Neal, where one of them may at all limes he lound. March 9. 8ß tf HAMMOND at O'NEAL. Notions. rLTP. Kid, Silk, Lisle, Cotton and other Gloves; fine Mitts, ? Thread, Lisle, Silk and Jsckoneta; Edging end Insertings; black Lace Veila, Silk and Levino Brai la and Tnpea, Gimps, Frinies and Bindinss. Silk and Cotton Hosier, Threals, shell aad common Combs, etc- a fresh arrival at jfti.y 8 IS ATON tc HOLMAN'S. Produce Wanlod. FAIR market prices will be paid by ihe nndersisned hi roods or cash tie Beeswax. Klack Root, Ladies' Slipper, Yellow Root, Colic Root, Ginseng, and herbs generally. - 80-tf A. POPE at 90S. Foitwootvs ciioi.iiitA 311:111t 1E. rwiHlS Mediciae bas just been reeelved and is for sale by JL 8 9 W. HAXNAMAN. HATS! HATS! A GOOD assortment of Silk. Brush and Nutria Hats t also, Blnck, Browa, Green and Pearl, Bueea Vista and Calilornia Hals, for aale low at McGINNlS'S. next door to Yasdes's Leather 8,ifroo want a good Can, and a cheap one, eall at McGINNlS'S, nearly opposite Hwrwalng's Hotel. -f FAMILY FLOUK. A FRESH enpply of Stoops' first rate Family Flour, warranted 4. to rive entire sausiact ion, Just received and for sale by Jan. Nth 18.V). J. M. BRAMWKLL at Co. fr-ajOWE'S Conch Candy, Burnet k. Blslr'a do do, and Hodj d B kH a'a do, for sale wholesale and letail.by Feb 10, 1819. hO P CRAIGHEAD. MASONS' AW ODD FELLC1TS REG4L.IA. ONST ANTLY on hand .or ru-de to order oa abort entice, al tbe New Trimming Stoic, criinttia lucre. 59 if. CLOVER SEED! a QTJANTITT of fresh Clover Seed just received and for aale 4. at the drns store of March 1. 4-H A. F. MOHRISOM. IIfU, Hrtol iiikI Miors. 4 LAROE end well selected stock, comprising a general varie. - tv. and will be sold at prices to please, by fy SEATON Jt HOLMA. sir Clover Seeds LOT lust received of mst cxeelleni uatltv. end for Sala by March IS W H-UirH fc HANNA. A ONES GREVj An,antol.JogrsPhy, by hf r f f. " " -K I a. Hherley kC. LD ?! - I JEAUTIKUL Silver flared Castors, of II kinds. int received W. H. TAlltOTW. at ijKtV and beauUfuTityle of 6Ü er "r.ated fV,n ".n.J.,i,JÜM kau at al W. H. TALBOT 1-3.

UOIt.V'S Ia 1 ST ! TO THE L4DIEÜ! Just recriced Jnm Neic York by Express. lUuKiiiflceut, Splendid Sltttcrials Tor Ires. The choicest, tbe rbeapast, that ever were aold. To tha high or tie low, to tlie ynunf or Ihe ot 1. New Ootitis of si! qualities, colors, and patterns. For sweet little m iom, gay belti, and utd mairoas Lawns. Linens, bareges, rich Muslins, and Prints. Thst riral the rai.V-o' most beautiful tints. Fine Neck, ri d'nas, Dress tape, and ft iwers the fairest. Lace capes, Cuffs and Collars, embroidered the rarer. Silk, Crape, Lace. Hengriat and Hernini Kltam-ls. t'-omhe, Bucu'ea, Rints, ttreast-pins. Scarfs, Tics, Parasols, Viseres, new style ; rarast Fringes, ri--h Lces, And Veils One ttuough to grace angelic laces. R eh Satins a ul Silk of rarh radiant hne, From the white to t-' e hla:k, from Hie r to t'i bine. Fr.-Hch Ginshams aiid Linen, striped, figured and plain, Cor.lt Berlin, and inountiins of -ouline Dat.ainc, Silk Tiimei, Camelran. and Tarltont as fair, As the ixnutiful Hoeriea in t'aradise wear. Itirs Bonners, rare Itonnets, to suit every face, Victoria. Imperial, Hiraw, Tulip, Hair U-e. Jenny Lind, t-'liip, farmelia, Allroni and fluted, Kpike, Spaniih.Cinip, Rutland, that nil ma be suited. For Misses a spletiJkl assortment of Flats. And for Infants all sixes of beautiful lints. Fine Mutline for. Certains, pUirr, scolopod, and wrought. Whose dyes from the bro-v ol Aurora were ranght. Gloves, l.i,lo. Kill anil Picnic, Si k and fine Cotton Hose, From t.'ie hue of the midnight to colrur de rose. Shone made of tron Leather, Morocro, Pruntl'.a, To fit a Uoliah or a fair Cinderella. i aliort we I ave all tiiat dclichts or entices, The kindest of Clerks, and tbe lowest of prices; . And Ladies who wish to wear all that adorns, Are invited most kindly to rail in at HORN'S. Indianapolis, March SO, 1840. tfl

SPUI.N'fi A.r SU.llMF.tt GOODS! SEATON & HOLMAN WOULD rcsprciful' call the attention of their fr kinds and customers and the iiublie, t their very hi ire and rbrsce srlectioa of Spring nurl Snitimcr kry Caoota Which are now being upened la tbeir Store Rwim, No. 6. Wafhinfton strert. and which hrs heen recently i nrchased in tbe Eistere elties, at prices which enables Uiern to offer such Inducements to nurcbaaers as shall be saliiUactory . Their stcek conxisu of French, Ens lisa and Atreiican GotnIs, selected frotn the latest Importation and nannfactoriea. and is complete Ii erery denartmenL To tbe Oentlrtnen we can sifrly ny. Urat r Oaths. Caul me res , Satinets, Veeiinrs and Summer Wear, wlU cnaiipre In pr.ee end style with any in this market. Onr - lilt s' CacrntU f:r Ittiies Are so very rich. Ireantirul and cheap, and in suck variety, that Ibey snnt be seen lo be appreciated. Our selection of l.iu-.r, Rilibrms, Fring, Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery, liwns. Irish Linens, fli.i Is, Clterks, be., ia vuy Urge. We hnve bleached ami Utnvn Muvtin, 4'alicoe4, Ginghams, Tickinea, Cotton ami misrtirea hy Ilm cirrd, w hicU will be sold as low as the lowesu Lichtern hundred yaid superior and crn-ap Ingrain Csrpeta. We have sUo a I re airtmrnt of Hats, Caps, RniTt 4id Shoes. Queenswere and GlaMMrettuellM-r with a cKu;rlele stork u( (JllMTllCS Of miperinr quality. II of wheh we w ill erll at the lowest prices, Wbtrleaaleand retail. Having n-nued and enlarged onr Store Hnotn, and being permanently located in this cltv, we are determined to ne our bet iff. eta to retain Ihe very liberal patronise heretofore given v, and fot wbkh we tender iwi heat compliment. CCT-Doot forget thai the place for Cheep Goods is at SEATON at. HOLMAN'S. Indianapolis. March II. 1850. Hi-y I SUIS All CE. Protfction Fire and Mariiie Iiisurnnce Coiup:inr of I l.i r I ford, Conn. INCORPORATED IN lbi5. Annual Premiums, Capital itk k; and Surplus Fu7id $1,000,000. fgHIS old and responsible Company continues to issue polities. -B. on the most favorab! terms on dwelün lOuses. household furniture, stores, stocks of oo.l, warehouses, and rontenU, mills and manufactories, A.c. fee, asairrst Loss or Duiimge by Fire; Also, on goods, wares and merrbandize. against the hazards ol IJVL.1.YD TIU.YSPORT.iTJOX. and npon the CARGOES OF SE.1 VESSF.LS. Simon Tandes, Esq., Laving resigned the sgency for this eld and responsible office, and the subscriber having beea duly ap pointed Iiis successor to the sgenry, is now prepared to issue policies in ''0th the Fire and Marine Department on ttie moat favorable terms. The Protection Insurance Company having. In the last 25 years, pai l maay milium pf iollart r.t their several aiencies throughorit the United Slates and the British Provinces, hare es taMisbed a just reputation for solvency and fair-ttealing , which cballeiiges comparison with any oth-r insurauce Company on the continent of America. The annexed extract from an article oa tha subjert of Insuraura Companies, taken from the ,fXew York Day Book,"eshibits briefly the standing end poli-y of the Com pany. "The Moneyed men of the ancient and always prosperous city of Hartford, have for half a century been famous througl.out the Union for the Care, discretion, risid honesty, and unvarying suc-e-rs, w ith which they have formed and managed corporations of this description. As Hartford Bank or Insurance Compaq kae . ever failed! These Companies hare for morn than a whole genera tion scattered their tisks in nearly every State of the Union, and have never failed to pa the innumerable losses wbirh they have insured againsf All tortus arising npon policies issued by the undei signed, will be promptly adjusted and paid at th Oeueral Agenry Otlie, located at Cincinnati, O. A Ian e portion cf the funds of the Company, (including all premiums rereived at tha Westum a-encies.) is deposited with the General Agent of the Company at Cincinnati, lor the payment of Western and Southern losses. Apply to W ILLIS W. WKIU11 1 , Agent lor tnecuy oi maian apolis, and for Marlin county 37-3mos wfcsw Books & Stationery at Wholesale. SPRING SUPPLIES. THE subscribers are happy in being able to state to their friends end customers and to the pubiie generally that they are now rreerviiir laree additions tn their stork of THE0L0UCAL.MEVICAL,HISTORICAL,CLASSICAL, AGRICULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, f Having just enlarged their store considerably, and take great care in ob'ainiiig their new supplies, they are confident that the can accommodate Weatern Uealers, BOOKSELLERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS. and such others ss may need articles in their line. Tneir prices cannot fail to insure satisfaction to the buyer, and afford evidence to most Western Dealers that money can be aa well invested with them as at the East. BLANK BOOKS. Including every variety of Memorandum and Pass Books, at tha lowest rates. Printer's Cards, Card Board, Writing and Letter Papers, cnltred Medium, $, ot t hicetl prices. fjNew books received immediately upon publicaiio .. Purchasers for Public Libraries, Clergymen end Teachers, are respectfully invite! to examine onr stock. WM. H. MOORE It CO., 110 Main street, Cincinnati. March 9 6-wkiw2w Ind. Jour.) SI'KCL. PLOUGHS! rg'HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform ti e A. Farmers ol Marion and arljoininj coun ties, that he is now receiving from the celehratiul mannfac.lorv of Raymond. Hunter iT'i is Co.. CincninaU, ihe tollowinz tfteel and Cat Mould Hoard Ploughs, viz : IUI) No 7, Right and Left handed Steel Ploughs, with sad without cutters. 33 No. 7, Right end Left handed "Roberta Sod Plooglt, with enrrers. 3d No. 7, Ruht and Left handed "Stoops" improved Plou:h50 No. 7, Right aud Left handed HunterV Sod F.ou0h, Willi Cullers. 30 No 6, Steel Mould Board Plough. rO No. 6, Cast Mould Hoard Plough. M No. 5, Cast Mould Board Plough. 20 No -A, Steel Mould Board Plough. IS No. 3, Cast Mould Board FIomsi,. li No. 1 I'a&t Mould Board Hough. 1 he shore Ploughs are all warrantrd to perform right. If not, to be returned nd the pii'-e refunded. Ti e Steel Ploughs are warrauted to conre iu any kind of bottom land. These Piottghe will be sold for cai-h only, st manufacturers' prices, freisht only added. Be sure and call at the Iron and tftove Store, si;n of the Red Anvil," and ret Raymond, Hnuter fc Co.'a make, aa lam the only agent for the sale of lucir Ploughs in lmlianpotU. 8. tf THOMtS BCIST. F1UC AND 314rtlC IXSlJKAXtE. The Ir-ifiiycUc insurance Coiup.my, INC'K P-i K ATEO FEBKI7AKY Ö TH, löuö. Capital Stock, $200,009 OO. THAT portion of Ihe Capital finck which Is not paid ia Cash, is secured by inoruagn on real testate, and each slockhoMer U io divldusl' liabls for the debt and lishilltics of the company. OFFICERS : GODIjOVE 8. OKTII, President. ADDISON M. CRANE, fecretary. JACOB WALKER, General Ageul. E. H. BRACelETT.tioUcitor. DIRECTORS: fJodlove 8. Orth, Nathan II . Stock well, Jamea Spears. Eraaniua M. Weaver, Thomas S. CoX, Mward li.BnickeU, Mark Jones, Martin L. Pence, Jacob Walker. This Institution bsvlne sppointed V. W. WRIGHT, sa their Agent for Indianapolis and vrcioKy, Is now prepared to Issue Policies of Insurance on as favorable terms as any other responsible Company, on Dwelling Houses, Household Fu-nilure, Surre, Stocks of Goods, Warehouse and contents. Mills and Manu factories, -C, againet LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE! ALSO oa Goods, Wares and Mercnannise a sain tha hazards of Inland Tianspnruthin, and upon the cargoes of Sea Vessels. All lows arising upon Folkies lasued by UiU Crunpany, will be promptly adjusted aad paid by the Home Office in Uro cuy of Lafay. tie, Indiana. W W. WRIGHT, Age.il. rebrnary 87. fc3 2mos . WA1SASU Ail UK I la CAN41. I.A.MJS. SALE OF 170.000 ACRES. fftltE Trnsteesof the Wabash aud Erie Canal will offrr ft sale, al J. tire Land Office in Log tnport, on tbe -2ah DAY OF MAY NEXT, 170,000 Acres of Land. These Lauds have beea selected with great ears, and ats generali flrst rate farminf land. Tbey will be sold in tracts of 40 acres, or more to suit purchaser. The lands are aitnated princlnnlly oa ine counties ol Lake, Porter, Marshall. Fulton, Pulaski, While, Jasper, Benton Tippecanoe, Cass and Vabah. The numbers enddeevnpuoa of ilreket snrsale, can be had on application to John W. W ri,ht, Clerk of tbe Land Office at lngtnpnn, at any time after the first day of March. Those lands are apprauwd from $1-25 teU per acre. Terms of sale Oah. ... . . From Ihe abore aale will be reserved those Iota or tracts or la ad, which al the lime of the selections were t'stareecd of eetaarsd, and which were selected uader an arrangement with Hie Stale 'I lustee. MBPU8E-?V,TLER' OiTice of the Trustees of the Watrash and Erie Canal, i Tisas Hsuve. Iec 17lh, IP49. J tu NEW HAT- AND CAP STORE! GF. alcGINNtd would respectfully inform tbe ciiiseneef lae drananolis and strrrou nding ciainuy, that he baajuat receiv ed and opened a targe and general essortmenl of HATS end CAPS of the best quality and latest styles, to which he Invite ihe etlcuiMMa Of the public, aa lie is determined to sell vary Um Um CASH. His stand Is nearly oppusits Browning's lintel, next door to Yaa4r's Leather Store. Indianapol'. March 4.18.V). 85-tf NEW PLANK ROAD. FltHE rtROWNSnURGfl AND INDIANAPOLIS PLANK L ROAD COMPANY here'iy give notice that tbe books for the subscription of stock are now open for SO daye from the lei ol March, lUJO. Subscriptions will be received by Jonn Casuaia, Esq , st his mills In Indianapolis ; in Wsj ns townthlp, Marion eoirniv, by Jsxes Jene-, Esq. ; In Brownburgh. Hejicks county, al Oaca use Co-s store t al0, ii the vicinity ol Browns. fcurch, by B. M. Loo sad A. Anxsaoka, Eure, ei-i June 1st. fourajlcorj J

orricrAt,. GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE. HP HE undersigned, la uurwaoce of a joint reaoluiKHi of tbe i Jenem I i A. Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved January 6in, 1819, aethnrisiDS ihe Governor or Agent of feivs to sell tue interest the totale of I ik. Una has in tbe Ueurgia Lands, will ncerve pruporels fur all the Interest tbe iUte(f ladiaiia has ia and ImßfUtn kandrtd akartt of Land, situated in the Court lies r Telfair, MentfMnerv, Pa

assKi. arte Lauren, ia Um Mare I Uenrvij, faring upwards sl tares aaeVed tkntamd mcrat . said lo be valuable lor timber. The anovs land was obuimd fMm Ihe Oe-rrsia Laruorr Company, aa seunty Kir ihe payment rf two hundred and forty tbousand dollars seing lo the State tIndiana by I lie Weiter Bank ot tew York, at Rochester. Proposals for the purchase of said land will be received by tbe anders'tnee at IndiaaspotM, unt a ihe Crt dsy of Janesry, 1651. The highest bidder lr the inkrett of the Slate ia said lands, will receive a titnveyance under an act of the General AssemhlycoeArtning the sale ; and no put of the purchase money will be required Mil the sale is confirmed. JOdt-PH A. WRIGHT, Gntmar f Indiana. Indianapolis, February 2t, 1650. Orrita or Tscticist or Stt, I Indianuflit, Fakraarg SI. I860- f Gov. J. A. Wbioht Deer Strr 1 have etainiaea the records n this office, and find that no pat mini whatever has been made lo the Sta'e Treasury on account of the sale of toe Georgia Lands. I am, sry respectfully, vnur obedient servant, 3 3 ro JAM kl P. DRAKE, Traatmrar of StuU. The Journal of Commeite, New York, and Conatltmionalist, Ae fnsta, Georgia, will give the above six wee.ly liiseruons, and send Ills to this offire lor liquidation orriczÄx SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. ' ryHE undersigned, in purnianreof an aaof Hie General Assent - My, approved January Slat, lf50. being an act entitled "ae act to provide Ua the sale of portion of square No. 25, In the town of Indianapolis, for ihe putae of erecting thereon buildinrs lor tbe awe 4 tbe Indiana Central Medical College." wrtl receive proposale urn ids nrsieay ot June nest, fcr one acre of ground, situated le tbe north-west era ner of square No. twenty five. (iS) la the Iowa of Indianapolis. tSaid lot of land has been appraised by James Blake, Calvia F euber, E. X. Shinier, D. Mscnlrc, William Pullivae, aad w . n. aionisoB), to ue auns or mrrrv nve nnndred and silly six Ool. Mr. No bid will be considered for lee than the appraised value. The property will he enld oa a credit ol twentt sears, the Dure barer sarins' nuere annually, and the contract vritl he aehject lo be etatArmed or rejected by tbe next General Assembly. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Oseenur. Indiana pol U, February SB, 1?50. f3-law3m Journal copy. Public IVoiice-Geoi-gia Lninrts. ffpHE undersigned having purchased from ibe Sute of Indiana all -SL Iba IntereM, right, tulo, claim or demand which theaaid State had or possessed ia and to fifteen bandied shares of Uad, araoaatInC bi upwards ts" three hundred thousauJ acres, situated in the Suta of Georgis,4 lying in the counties of Telfair, Pulaski, Monleomery and Li Urea." These lands were f blamed bv Uia KiBiead Indiana fmiu the Georgia Lornber Company, and are sard to be valuable fat timber, being accessible by navigalK rt. The undersigned pioposes lo sell the above lands oa reasonable terms. Persons wifhins to porchae, can inquire of the owner residrng at Patriot. SwfexerUnd connty , Indiana. All persons are hereby notified i gun 4 purchasing tbe above property flora any othei person or authority than t be subscriber. MARTI.N R. GREEN. Indianapolis, March S, 165U. E6 6w STATE OF I.YDIA.Y.9, TO-H'fTt I.t hariee It. Teat, Secretary of State for II Pute of Indiana do hereby certify that it appears from the record, ia my office, that Parte C. Dunning, Governor uf the Slate or Indiana, ia pursuance and ia accordance with a joint resolution of ttie General asembly of the Sute of Indiana, approved January 16. 1849, "authorising the Governor or A eent of rotate to akc auks of all or any real estate owned by the Sute of Indiana m the Stale of Georgia did on the filth day of March, 1(M9, sell to Mama K. Green, all ihe right, inle, inteiet, claim or demand of any kind ot charactrr which the Siata of Indiana had In and lo fifteen hundred shares of land in Ihe State of Georcm, commonly called the MGsia Lands," which tbe Stale of Indiana obtained fro-n tbe Georcia Lumber Company, amounting to upwards of th ee bundled thousand acres auxe or k-e, lying In Ihe counties of Telfjir, Montgomery, rulaski and Laurens, in said Slate of Georgia, k the sum ol' one thousand dollars ; end that the purchase money was fully paid In the said Pbim C. Dnnninc. oa Ihe9rta oay ot ovemoer, my, ana mat on the nret uay or pecemher, 1049, the aaiJ Paris C. Dunning, as Governor of Ihe Stale of Indiana, et ecuted a deed for the above described property lo Ibe said Martin R. Green. In testimony whereof, 1 bave hereunto set my band and affixed l. s.j the seal of the Slate of ludkina. al Indianapolis, this bit da of March A.D. i860 CIHRLES H. TE8T, Beeretarv of Stale. Uissolutloit or Co.;riiirIiip. 'T'llE Partnership borrtofore existing between the undersigned, inx der tbe firm of J. Little Jt Co., was diseased this day by mutual consent- The books, notes end papers wi II be left ia the handa of LlUle, Drum h Andersons, who will continue tbe business st the old stand. The l-osiness ol the lau Arm will be adjusted by them and W. T. Wiley, who are duly aoihorixed In Brule Ute same. We lake this occasion in return our warm thanks to onr fronds tar sbeir heretofore very liberal support, and commend wbh mocb plea tore an equal share of couti deuce aud patronage tn our successors. WM. Y. WILEY, MATTHEW LITTLE, INGRAM LITTLE. Indianapolis, January 1st, I80. JOSRPH LITTLE. The subacriliers will still continue Ihe business at the hue stand of i. little at Co., under the style and firm of Little, Drum fc Ander, eons, where we will be pleaced to renew ear business connections with the friends of Hie Uts tum, end eive fc our peraonü and proliot attention. JOSEPH LITTLE. JA MKS J. DRUM. G EG RGB P. ANDERSON, JOHN II. P. ANDERSON'. Indianapolis, January 1st. 19.10. 83 Smoe ,oitiiiii.Hoiici-'s !i:ile or Ktcal Klaie. fpHE nndersisned Commissioner, appointed by the Marion A Probate Court to ini-ke Sale of the following reel sxtate, vizi the cast half of the oulh-west quarter of section 30, towns!. ip 17, rane 4 east, said to rontaitt about ninety-six seres situated in Washington township, Marion county. Iieionrin; to the heirs of James Brown, dece ised. will in pursuance ol the order of said court, oner li.e same lor sale to ibe best ana highest Milderst public vendue at ths Court House door in the city of Indianapolis, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. M. an.! 4 o'clock. P. M . on Saturday the i:th day of April, l&jO, upon tbe following terms: une t&ird or ine purchase money to be paid cash ia hand, one third on a credit of twelve monihs, snd the remaining third oa a credit of twenty-four months from the date of sale, the two last thirds to draw interest from the date of sale, and t- be secured t y notes made pays' le to ihe comiiiimioner, and without any relief whatever from valuation or a pur;, item em laws. This is said to be a very vlnlle farm. ha ine; been selected at aa early day by the deceased for a permanent residence, and having sn improvement of S3 or 70 acres, will give to the purchaser not only a pleasant and desiraMe home, but a very productive farm. The said land cannot be sold fur less than two thirds of its appraised value. 87-tApS ISAAC N. PHIPPS, Commissioner Adiiiiiiitr;ilorst Sale. F&'MIE personal property belonging to the estate of Joliev XHneBL eniini'h. Senior, lato of Marion rcunty, Indiana, deceived, conristins in part ol horses, cattle, hoeg, sheep, household snd kitchen furniture, farming implements, one two horse wagon, a wheat fan, wheat, corn, ots,St.c., will be sold at public auction, st the residence of said decedent in Pike townsl ip in said county, on Friday the 5th day of April, l(s0, between the hours ol n Ine o'clock, A. M.aud six o'clock, P. M. Tcrmt f Sali A credit of twelve months will he given tn all lutin over three dolla-s, the purchaser giving note with rood security, payable without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement lawa. Sums of three dollars snd ander cash ia band. March II 87-3w JOHN KLINGEN8MITH. Aitmr. .4diiiiiiilr:iiot-'6 IHotice. TT ETTERS of administration oa the estate of John Klingen. JkA smith. Senior, late ef Marion county, Indiana. 4eccaed. have this day been granted and issued to the andersi;ned r-y tire rlerk of the Probate Court of said county ef .Marion. The eststs is prohablv solvent. M-arch II, E?-3w JOHN KLINGENSMITH, Admr. TO STOrKIIOLIi:itS In ih Peru and Indianapolis Railroad Company. fOTTCC is hereby given that there I required of tbe Stork is boiders, in the aforesaid Railroad Company, p merit upon this stock oa or bt fore the 2th dry of March at the rate of tw enty five percent every six months. The Stockholders of Marlen county will pay to W. W. Wright of Indianapolis Office oa Meridian street, north of Washington. JOHN UURKE. President. V. W. WatQHT, Col. Agent. ?3-tm. 88. W ITCH IOW tit AND IJLILDI.M. 'AO I. E A JSC, 57 OR s lena of ears, power for one rue of stones, and building. 4 studied. Said buildins at 3 by W fret, two stories high, snd a a attic of 9U by 50 feet. Auached lo said building is aa add Mio of 30 feel square one story. Tlie aho ve proirtv Is situate on Fall Creek, one mile north of Indianapolis, and would be suitable for a Machine or large Cabinet shop. Addiees, N. WEST, post office, ladatnapnlia. Ia. B tl. Cincinnati Enquirer, and Daytoa Empire, Copy lo amount of f t. and charge Ibis office. woLiT ev riiinsi's KiciiruKtistii Line Tor Cnliiortihi, Via San Juan. Lake Nicnragua and Ilea'jc. IN 70 DAYS FRO.U iSEW ORLEANS, .V FAST S.11LLYG VESSELS; PASSEN'iK.RS leave Pittsburgh oa e steamooat chartered tor the purpose, April 8; Wheeling, April 9 ; Cincinnsti, April II ; and New Orleans, April 17. - This is the safest and pleasantest route yet proposed and ssves 1300 miles ocean travel, avoids the dan-ers and sickness of ibe Tsnama route, snd lies through the heart of Central America. Fare,Sj2M- Through from Orieans, bed and board. liO Ibe. baggage allowed to each pasvettger. Extra frereht, f per cwt. .B. Passeneera muat hold themselves iu readiness to leave April l.as we shall sun as soon as the company i fell. P WOLFF Jr. PHlEiT. Address poet paid, J. B. Wolff, Wheeling, Va. March 30 PO St - -NEW GOODS. Wliol?snle mid ICetnll. BRAMWELL Jt CO.. thankful for past lavera, respectf M. aa ful fullv Irilona their friends, customers, and the public genre Sil, that ibey luve commenced reeeiving.ineusioc vt 8pris7 Goods, Aad will continue to receive fresh arrivals of new and eeaeoaeb'a foor?s during the season, embracing almost every veriecy ef STAPLE jtXD FA.YCT GOODS, adapted to the city snd countr trade. As they sell only for cash or approved country prod oca, tliey offer very strong inducements in tue wsy of good BARGAIN'S. pr70on1 forget the place, Norwood Comer, oppoi' tbe Pslmer House, where all kinds of country produse is taken ia eaChange tor goods at cesb. tf 11 E LlTxCC PÖBTAULE HO AT LINE, Between Pittsburgh. Baltimore, and Philadelphia, via. Railroads and Canals. GOODS and Produce shipped by this line ere carried tbreera the entire route without re-hipment ai Johnitown, Hol., da) fburgh. or Columbia, thus avoiding dels of soiling pack gee. To stoppers we think this of Importance. Produce aent to our houe in Pittrburf li will be torwar ed agreeably te infractions, snd ou si reasonable te'BU a any other line. tO-No charee for Receiving and forwarding at Prtuburjh. w JAMbS M. DAYIS k Co . 227 Market street, Philadelphia, JOHV McFADRN Jt Co., Canal Baaia, Pltuborgh. BRIGHT Jr. LAMER, pg.mis Madisoa. Indlsna. DISM)Llll(l Or PARTXERSUir. rPlIE ropjrtnership heretolore existing between the aadrrsixned, ander the style ef A. Pope Jr. tkn. is this day nissolved by snutaalroosenL The eceouau of the Ufa firm will be seuled by either, aad the name of the firm ed for tb PPpj. January SI. ISM. PO-3mos wfcsw EDWARD S. pi)PK- ' AUCTION SALE! IJTTIiE, I3B.TJX.1 Ml AN TJ EH SONS, WILL aril, on or alnmt the 80th day of March, the anoet sunermr lot of Fur Hart ever offered is Indianapolis, consisting m pert of BoCia, Divans, Cpbokdered Chairs, Toilette, Csnlre snd Hide Tables, Mirrors. Brnseuls and Ingrain CarnMa, loff ihre wtaball Ihe eorres.Toridins furniture and fiitures of a weM fmnw bed bouse, riare, lima and term will be made knows previous to the n!e by hand bills. Si-t Mat 30 . er ADIEK' fine flippers, Basil ins, Gaters, Boole, and Walk eg j bnoes.alUAMILIOM s PARRItfH 31