Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1850 — Page 3

NCWS OF XII E DAY. Calcraft, the British hangman, gets 19 a piece, ay $00 fur executions. A competitor offered tu turn off a criminal fur nothing, and in full "os tidy a manner" as the great cxcculiorier could do it; but it was to do purpose. Ca 1c raft was retained. - An Irishmau, after expatiating very warmly on the temper and beauty of Lola Monte, was asked if she

did nt smoke! "its, sir, she does," he exclaimed; and so does every volcano perhaps you'll show me the lovely crater that does'nt smtkeY Necrology for thk Year 1319. The Annual Report of the City Inspector was last evening trail iroittrd to the Common Council. We gather from it the subjoined statement of Mortality in the City for the past year. The number and variety of diseases we are a- yet unable to obtain. The total number of Deaths is 23.773. In 1843 it was 15,919 ohowinjf an increase for the past year of nearly Eight Thousand. Ar. V. Tribune. CT" We understand tl;at the officers attached to the United States surveying service have determined to erect a monument to ihn memory of R. II. Fauntleroy, Esq., who died at Galveston, Tcia. in December last, while in the discharge of his duties In the service. This is a high and deserved compliment. Mr. F. waa a most faithful officer, an amiable gentleman, and passionately devoted to (he cause of science. New Albany Democt at. The Benefits or Advertising. When one has a good article which can be afforded cheaper than others can afford it, it is an cbject for him to advertise, and the more extensively he advertises, the larger bueinee-s he will do. As an illustration, we would refer t Geo. W. Simmons, ?q., of Boston, who, by adhering to the low-priced system and extensive advertising, has built up the largest clothing establishment in tlin country, and has enured Oak Hall to be known throughout the civilized world. Public Documents. The Philadelphia Inquirer, commenting upon the delays which sttrnd the issuing of the congressional documents, which are looked fr with great aaxiety all over the country, observes: "It is in the last degree scandalous, that the great business interests of the country should be trifled with, in order to get the public printing executed under co$t. Interests involving millions give way to the policy of saving thousands and while the spigot ia watched, the cask is emptying at the buughole. There is no class of legislators bo expensive to a country as those who aro always moving about to save a penny at the cost of a pound.' Ocr Representative. It is with no ordinary degree of pride and satisfaction, that we commend the course of our Representative in Congress, Graham i N. Fitch, to the strict scrutiny of his conatitnents. To him bclung9 the honor of making the firt Northern speech after the organization af Congress, in opposition to the wild, extravagant demands of the South. It is good to reflect, that Indiana has one voice in Congress that will not be hushed by the threats and menaces of the Slavery propagandists. Mr. Fitch is the man for the station, and the man for the times. He has the intelligence to understand. and the heart to appreciate the wishes of his consti tuents. and the nerve to 'carry them out. Ho ranks among our first and ablest Representatives. Gusfun Democrat, March 2!. Advantages of the Plank Road. Mr. Seth Way hauled with foi;r horses at om load 1'16 bushels or corn from this place to Michigan City, on the plank road, one day this week. Fifty bushels would have been a pretty good load for the same team to haul from this to the City before the road was made So, by paying 75 cents or Si toll, he was enabled to perform with a four-horse team the same labor tnat without the plank road would have required two days with the same team. So it will be seen that Mr. . and every other man who has produce to haul from this place or vicinity, actually makes more than twice as much on each trip as the plank road makes off of him in tolls, although stock in the road, it is ssid. pays a very handsome profit on the amount ex pended. Laporte Whiff. A Horse's opinion of Plank Roads. The North Carolinian tells the following anecdote of an old farmer who had tried the plank road: He was at first much opposed to the plank road, and thought it would be a waste of money to build it. But he came to Fayetteville with his wagon and produce, and drove on it some miles. When he got back to Chatham, our merchant friend asked him if he had soen the plank roadl "Yes," he eaid, "tie had seen it.' "Well, don't you think you can cairy four times as much weight on it with a four-hotse team as on a common road! "Oh yes," says he, "it's first rate; and it's a fact that when the wagon got to the end of the planks and struck the heavy dirt road, every horse stopped and looked round, A Large Hotel. The Burnett IIoue at Cincin rati, the Gazette says, is the largest hotel, built ex pressly as a hotel, in America, or perhaps in tlie world. It will cost 5225,000 for ground and build ing; it is 212 feet wide; runs back 209 feet; is five stories high, and s urircunted by a dome 42 fret in diameter, with a cupalo. A continuous promenade of 658 feet extends around the building. The "entrance hall" is reached by a Ionic portiro of great beauty is 67 by 40 feet There is a dining room express iv for children a new idea and a capital arrange ment. The wholo number of rooms is 312. About 550 persons can be lodged comfortably in the hou.e, Every story in the whole' home has two hydrants. The bar room is 73 feet each way, has 30 cast iron doric columns, and is reached from the interior of the bouse aeveral ways, by elegant iron step. A Silver curry-comb for Old Whitey. It is nut pensrally known, that on the day that a gold me' dal, furnished by citizens of New York, was presented to Colonel Bliss, at the White House, a silver curry-comb, furnished by citizens of the same prent Slate, was presented to General Taylor, for the benefit of "Old Whttey, the President' war-lmrsp. Governor Seward was the orator on the occasion. Of all the absurdities that have been transncted in Washingtoo during a great many years, this strikes us as the most absurd. The donors of the curry-comb must have been badly off for a vent for their enthusiasm, when they e'x pended it in a bit of plate for a horse. We should think, too, that Colonel Bliss must hate felt flattered at having himself associated with the old steed in the affections and honors of New York. Gifts and honors from the Empire State will have a new value, now that the world knows that they are extended alike to man and beast. The North vs. the South.--A general fight took place in Purchase, between Atkinson and Pearl streets, yesterü'iy, after school hours. The combatants were boys who reside at the North and South parts of the city and the difficulty between them arose out of some dispute concerning the superiority if the inhabitant of those localities. Many efforts dad been made to "compromise," but to no purpose The Southerners would coneed nothing they must gut "war was inevitable." The lads of tho North End after much deliberation, finally took up thechal lenge, met. their adversaries at the point designated, end faueht them bravely. The content, while it last ed, was very fierce, and one Southern chap was awfully whipped. He was the Senator Fote of his party, and he received a bloody nope, a black eye. and Iiis pantaloons were badly torn. Th pre-aence some policemen cut ehort the contest ; but as far as it went, the South suffered the most. liosUm Cnur. Colleges. There are in the United State, of colleges snd professional schon!, teachers and students ar follows; There are 120 colleges, containing G17 teachers and 10.6V2 students; 42 theological emina ties, with 119 teachers and 1J315 students; 12 law schools, with 23 teachers and 4.5 students. med cal schools, with 230 teachers, snd 4.551 students ; makicz a total of 209 enj.eres prolesaiona schools, 1,239 teachers, and 16,905 students ; that i, auDOOsmff the DODuUtion of the U. S. to be 2,UU,ruo one student in the higher institutions to every 1,419 inhabitants. Of these higher institutions, 7,2 are in New Eng land and 3293 f the students ; which is about one stu dent tn everv 791 inhabitant. In Massachusetts alone there are 1103 academies with 21.079 students, snd supported at an annual ex pense of $307, 1. In New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania, there are 31,222 Common School! containing I.G52.347 acholars, out of a population (in 1940) of 5,777.153. and u;ported at an annual expense of $2,257,419,97. The number uY cliurclicf in the United States is now 30.0U 1. ministers 23,416, and communicants 4,40.425; this shows. there are 3,589 churches who have no pastors.

To the Democrats or Tipton County. Fellow CiTixejti IThe anpioarh of an election o im pottaot in in character and cootequane, aa tb on which wiil ba btld during th p event year, iinpeiiouly ieqires the ber attention of eveiy fireman. And Iba pcifoimanc of a solemn duty to oaielve snd to our posteiity, demand lhal we carrfillv cnusider the gleit question of Slate and county polirjr which iiiiiouikJi u, nut only for iht piesmt year, but f.-r jfin to come. The present year call- ttis ober attention of ererj freeman of Indiana, to carefully Consider thai important I nut thai the Conetitution of I ha State of Indiana hat guaranteed to them. iitiel wi.l give the Imguag nf urn Cocttitution. Sc

Aiticlc , ae. 2nd. That ail power it inheient in the pen pie. and all fie gverimnt aic founded on their awthoii-y, and instituted foi ibtir peace, tiftty and happiness. For His advancement of these end, they hav al all limet an inalienable and indefeatible tiht to alter or lefurra their government iu auch a manner a ibey may ihinft pioper. Frllw Ci izens, we hare many import.nl ufrkce to fill al nrnxt tnnnal eleittixi. TiDlon and Clinton euniitirt will eWt two delegates ti itten.l the State Contention, for th purp. of changing or isvitin- our State Con. titution. Tiptou and Clinton will elect two Repieenlatirs to r. pirtrnl ut in the Slate Lrgislatuie. . Tipion eooi.iy wilt elrct a Llcik of (be Ciicuii Court, two Aiaociat Judges, a Sheiiff. County Tieasuier, Rcidr and County mmi-ion er. kvrry impoilant office iu the county will be filled at our next annua election. I call on the Demociatt of Tipton countr to be careful and select coin pel mi men to fill the diSVienl offices in our cuouiyt ) et, select men of good qualities to do Ibe will of tno people, loi uutbing it mote calculated to wokketi II strength of any paity than t fill the diJeient ufficct in our roverrimrcl with incompetent men. Let the Democnta ooi'e in one n iut and mn.d and on . rJeterrninaiiou to carry out their ntinciplei, snd pan tucb ' lawt at will geiierkto aeace. tafvty and good will lo all men. It i not eeeiy roan iht aaitb Loid, Loid, shall eoter into the Ki. glom, but he that dorth the will uf mj father who it iu llearen. So it it with I he Democrat'. It it not eveiy man that eaith be it a Democtat, lhal it competent to fill an offlce. But lie that dorth the will of the oeonle. I rail on lb üemxiait of Iudiana, lo watch, as well as pity, for lett their enemy mirfht dt-cei-e (hem. fellow Ciiizcnt, w are abuut to tear Stander th bul wark of our liberty, that it. the Confutation of the Stat of Indiana and enact new Coialituiin. to restrain or eulaig th civil lihtt and liberi.-s of lh pet nie according 10 loeir duecliont. In th discharge of that dmy w bat a dangerou political parly tu contend againat. That ia lh Abolniou paity. Th Auolniuii paity, at they sty 1 themtelves, Mfi'hei btve punciplet, or legard for ciril or moral ' aociety, fur ihey wi-h lo put the Afiicaa negi on a level ! with lb white man. II it contrary to our nature, it it contraiy lo our society, and lh law of th land, for a whit man lo lak tn himself a negro woman f r a wife, or a whit woman a negro man Ur hutband, and bung them in o ocitty to aimciate with the "reit of mankind." Yon give lb Abolitionittt power, and they will cxeicit it, for that it the doctrine! preached by lh ullia. nature t liml bas mad a distinction between In twotexct. th out w know nut. Th negro ai a poor unfoitunai race of people, and our lawt thouM go as far in protecting mem and their lieht at it would our own citizent. But let ut not allow them th light of tutfiag at wbi citizent. Let at not abu ibem, let ut not nulltest them, and let as ' aot put them into tliraiy. fellow Citizens, I have no doubt that the Abolition party . will make a itiong effort al our rext annual election, to ' elect a mj rir of Ihe deleralc to tend io utr Stai Con vention, to revise or change our new Constitution in such a way at to gtv the uegioes til tbe lightt and pi irilees nf white citizent. I call on the go-d ten-e of the voteit of Indiaoa, in the name of all Ibal is good, for our taket, and . for tbs takes of our poi'euty, to be caiclul who you v t; lor, io act at a d legale to our Mat Convent too. Ft How . Citizent, vole foi no man without he wi.l lake th- itump and deilare bit political piinciplet to lh people, ant whit he ia in ditcharg of thai duty, if you find that lie leioi lowaidt the woolly race, put him down. catt turn away to th dogs.' Ll t o unclean thu g enter into ihe Democratic . rank, fur wr have too many men tbat baiter and tell th ' tuffitgt-i of tbe people foi their own popularity! take. Fellow Citizent, what we d i, let us do light, and Demociary e km er or hlei will rule the four winds of the rth. Y, I have no doubl that bcfoi the el of the nineteen hundied year, lhat ibe Arreiican Eagle will re.il on lha crowned beadt of Europe. A. P. CASLER, Pcrrjr Township. Mordav, April 1st, 16Ö0. On motion of Mr. Welb, Mr. Earl Vtiitiord vvm called to the chair, and M. (lowland appointed secretary. The following men were chosen delegate to altejr) th county convention : C Bemlev, Earl Wliitford, John Snow, Ch.irles Orme, D. I'nrk-r, James Webb, E. Biintow, Austin Webb, Mori ia farmland, Isaac Ürenneman, Samuel Baker, and A. Fowler. i On motion, the following resolutions were adopted: ' Rtsolrid, That all good and true democrat from tliia ' township are admitted aa delegates. i Resolted, That we will not support anj man that will not abide the will of the convention. J Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting ha published in the Stat Sentinel. I EARL WHITFORD. Chairman, j Morris Howlard, Secretary. I Lawrence Township. j A meeting; of the democrat! of Lawrence Townthip wat 1 held at th plac of holding elect ion e in taid Townthip, on Monday (he 1st day of April, 1850. Joseph Jobntton was called to tbe chair, and'S. Cory appointed Secretaij. I Od motion, twrnty-two delegatet were appointed it attend '. the County Cunvention be held on the 13th inttsnt, a fillowit Win. Perry, A. Vioet, John E-nrjr, Andrew F. Cory, Thomas Perry, L. A. Haidetty, M. Webb. T. 6. Brown... rCory, Jarnet Ciigler, Hiram Simont, Jo. Badgley, David Host, a Joseph Juboton, Joieph IJrllman, A. Mock, S. Batet, A.! Bolander, B. Young, J. M. Wright, Ja met Tarty and C Wadtwoitb. j - Jolm M. Talbotl wat nominated at a candidate for Tret- ' nret; Matthew R. Hunter, of Lawtence tuwrnhip, wti noniinated at a candidate for County Cornmiti jner, and Jtaac V. Hunter, of I'enj towiittiip, wat nominated a can didate for County An-'il h. O i motion, it was rtsolced, th it th pioceedingi of th meeting be published in the 1 diana Slate Sentinel. ; JOSEPH JOHNSTON, Chairman, i S. Coav, Secictarj. j Attaining Wealt Suddenly. Men, in t'-ia ' country often attain wealth very suddenly. This ii effect d in various ways, none more apeudily, perhaj a ' than in cnmpoundin- and venilmg patent noKtrutiie. The fallowing iii-tancca, which w copy from an ex i change, are to the pint : L'raodrelli, with his pilla, lias risen from a poir man l be a man of extensive furl um. He lias now j t Sinjr oinp iliree-etory lactury for rrinuine hi medicine. Aloes are carried in'o it by the ton, and wholesale cargoes f the pills are despatched U all pari rf Ihe Union, and down every body s throat. I.' has expended thirty-five thousand dullar in & -in gle year fr advertiseineuta. Comttock begun with nothitiir, but by crowding bi patent medicine, he iaa been able lo purchase one of the finest houses in Union Place, and fjive inaguificent s.iire, auptier. &.c. Moffat, adding liitlcrt to pill, has run up a handsome fortune of 3 K),0U0. Sliennan. taking the lozenp-er line, haa emerged from Ina little shop in Nassau street, into a buyer of hounee and lots by the wholesale. I need not mention Swain of Philadel phia who by forcing his Tanacca into people's atom! aens can auord to buy a tingle head pearl for Ins daughter worth 2U,(XiO tu prove that we are a pjll eating and bitters-drinking people. Female Doctors. -We n'tite Ihe fact of many. fe males entering into, and graduating at, the various medical institutions in this country ; and the time appears not far distant, when women, more than before, will devote ilieir attention to the hen I in p art. "In Queen Christina's time," relates the historian Fryxwell, "the duties or physicians were mostly porform ed by wide women, and there were, in those) days. very few eick in he country." Woman is. by nature, peculiarly htted lor the kindly offices or the sick room ; her gentl and persevering diepoeition, nd unmitigated watchfulness around the cuuehes of the sick, are the be.t nf all opiates for pain. The chamber of the sick is doubly drear, where woman's ndiant smile is nut dispen-vd; the pillow which is not smoothed by a woman's hand, is, indeed, a hard resting place fur an aching head. Auer being properly educated and trained, women pnae all the other qualities to render tlif-m g"ol and ueeful physician. We are aware that there h a strong prejudice against ladies entering into the profeitn; but the example of Mia Black well, whrt lately graduated at the Medical College of Geneva, N. Y., is being followed by -evcral ladies, who have made application to the different medical schools in the enaLPennnylvanian. New Spbino Bonnkt. The Ne.v York Tribune -peaks nl th "new pring bonnet, which, with the, greening beech Ixx!, is just venturing forth into the! ligjit. Like the buds, it is of delicate, tender green, J wi'lt the faintest eupicion of crimson glowing here" snd there upon its silken surface. Like a beautiful' mouth, it is neither too large nor too small, and like a girl parsing the aweet prinlems de la tie, it becomes a woman marvelouily." f7IIor.. Robert Dale Owen, of Indiana, was rob--bed ft few days ince, at Mt. Vernon, in this State,! of $510. He had received the sum in bills from a plank road company, tn whom he had loaned that amount. On retiring f t night be left his clothes containing the bill at his bod-ide, and on awakening in the morning rJi-covcrcd his ls. He could fix suspicion upon ii" one, and at last accounts was minus the money.

Two gold liuntrro, one a Mapachitsetta man and the other a Kentuckisti, were digging hapjiily logrther in a placer near the Sicrameuto. Renting on th:ir spadi-a, the A!.iachuet!a man said, "I viiulcr if we shall be overrun with negrofii here!" Said the Eentuckiaii, 'Wiiat do we want of niggers are wc not making niggers of ourselves !" Ttiere is a nviral in this co!loqiy. Wherevor white men work, labor ia ei-tremed honorahle, and while white men dig the soil of Cilifornia, t lie ngro hns n. plac Iher. It is only where labor b"C ime. a dishonor and a drgrada'ion to the white tii.iti. tint he selis sUves to do that labor. While there is no slavery in California, no man will hold it dishonorable to toil, but the moment the white man's toil is set against that of a slave, h will scorn and abnndon it. TluKentuckia.il was rigl.t. In California, or wherever labor is free, the while man is both mister and slave; thn master of hit lime and actions, and the slave of those common neoert-itie"-, which mnke t'i toil which answers them, useful, honest, dignified and honorable. N. Y. tSunX

A SuiiGKSTioN. A contemporary suggests that Capt. Kidd planted Iii money in California; and the soil in the mines being very fertile, it took a rpread. JMAKIOX COl'Ml lmOCllATlC CONVENTION. TUE Democratic Convention of Marion county, computed of delegates from th several townships, will meet at lbs Court Houae in Indianapolis on Saturday, th- 13th of Apt it. 1850, it I0oMck,A. M., for Ihe parpoe of nominating democratic candidates for l"ha foll iwiog offices, to be filled at lh next Aagut election, to-wilt Four delegates to th State Convention; three Representatives in lh Geoeial Atiembljj a County Auditor, Tieaiurer, and Shei iff, a Pro. bate Judge; a County Commiioner for th distiict now rep raientcd by Htatii Tvaemi and a Coroner.' I3y oider of the County Committee. CEXTItE TOWNSHIP. THE democrats of Centre towDthip, Ma ion county, will meet at th Court Hout in Indianapolis, on Saturday, lh 6th of Aptil urxt, at 2 o'clock, to chooi delegates to the county convention for the 13th of A pi iL By oider of th County Committee. CAN Ol OAT ES. Fee for announcement, ft if paid in adrance; if not paid in ad vane e, $1. 3- W are icquetted f announce Haavcr Bates at a candidate fui Councilman iu tb nrtt Ward, by MANY VOTERSMetrt. Chapmars & Spark i You will pleat snnounc tbs name of Asbahak C. Loo ah ot Tike township, at a caodidate for I'r- bale Jode of Mailn conuty, subject to the deci.ion tf lb demon atic nominating convention, and oblikV Mart Voters. IjT Editor Si-tI5FL: Yorj are requested to announce J Isaac W. IIortek, of Terry township, as a candidate lor Auditor ol Marion sounty, subject lo tha derision ol the demorrntic convention. PERRY. D"Ve are requested to announce Jos. McCoxnf.i.1., Jr , ot Warren townxhip, as a candidate lor county commissioner, subject to the decision of the democratic convention. Citrcilm as" ro 7th Waeb ietiri Editor t: Pirate announce Cmarlk W. Cadv as a candidate for Councilman in Ihe 7th Ward, and oblige te - Mart VoTtat. (jWe are requested to announce Samuel Beck as a candidate for county Treasurer, subject to the decision of the democratic county convention. O" We are requested to announce Adam Wright of -Pike township, a a candidate for Probate Judge of Marion county, subject to ihe decision of the Democratic nominating convention, by Mast Cithers. (J We nre requested to announce David Horr of Washington township, as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the decision of ihe Democratic nominating convention. Iii(liuii:ioli Wholesale l'rices Current. Correcttd Weekly for the Indiana State Sentinel, BY KIRLAND & FITZGIBBON, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, AND WHOLE? ALK DEALERS IN Groceries, Liquors, Tobaccos, and Produce, EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT. SAC OX per lb. Ho, round, fO.OOa4.00 Shoulders, . 9 50J.lO :iear aide, 4.004.50 lms, 5.O0a6.l0 BEKf per ewt. net, 3.004 00 C-wVS per Hi., CloaO.OO COTTONY YAR.Y OlaO.OO CJIXOLES per Ib., Sur, 0.20 Mould, 0Ü9a0.Pi CORA' MEJL- 1., O.SOeO 25 FLOUR per brt., 4.00o5.M) FRUITS per btt. Apples, grent 0.00o0.75 Applet, dried ' I 2JoO CO reiches, dried, t 7ja2.f4 A lmomls, per ib., 0.15a0.'J0 K.iidtis.perbox, 0 00 4 00 FISH Mackerel, No. 1, per brt. OOaCO.OO No. 1. half-l.rl., O.OOaO-00 No. I.qr. brl 4 OOat.2 No. I, kits, 5JJ0e1.00 No. 2, perbrl., OO.OOal'J.50 . No. 2 hslX brl.. 0 00? .0(1 No. 3, per brl JO SttaO.OO Salmon, kiu. 3.00a0 00 GROCERIES Brooms. J.7Sa2.50 Lead, bar, O.OoaO.OO Lead, white, pure, JJ-5a2.lHJ Lead. No. I, I J&Za 1.70 Oil, linseed, ' Oil, lard, Oil, sperm, Oil, Tanners', . Turpentine, Beans, white, Totatoes, Onions, Cheese, ' Butter, roll, Lard, Beeswsx, Ginnen;, Tallow, GL.1SS per box. 8 by 10, 10 by li, HAY per ton. Timothy, Clover, v. IRO.Y per tb. 0.75-O.ÜO 0. 6'JoO.OO 1. TiaO.CO 0 73 1.00 0.7SoO.OO 0.37-0.50 03()aO.SO OJOaO.OO 0.00a0.08 0,100.15 0.0."xiO Ool 0 ISaO IS O.SOeOSS 0.07a0.08 4.00 1.93 4-a.Mi4J0 O.OOalO.OO O.OOaO.OO car. 0.03o0.03t Round and sq're, 0.04t 0.P rF1THERS-petb Castings, u,otau.iM Bp-ings, 0 00.01S Axles, e.OO-0.00 Anvils, O.MoO.15 LEATHER Soie, per lb. 0.900.8a CsJbkina, pr dl. 1 9. OO 30 00 Upper, it U030.00 Morocco, 20.002i.00 fheep. 5,008.00 LIQUORS fr gal. Best Co. Brandy, 0.00r5.50 Bust Pale Brandy, 2.37a3.00 Ams.riranBrandy, 0.45j0 50 Holland Oin. 0-Wit.S0 Old Bour. Wltiak. 0.60 1.85 . Corn ftO., 0.0004;3 Old Mada. Win, 0.0015 Port Wine, 001.25 Sherry Wine, O.OOal.60 Claret Wine, 000 75 Malaga Win. 0.501.50 K.tlLS per keg. 10d 3 75e4.00 8,1 4.25s0.00 6J 4.750.00 44 5.35o0.00 3,1 6 25.0 00 Hradi, 4.OU0O.OO EÄ-oerream. Wrapping, OiMViO.PO Foolscap, .woa3.35 Bon.Boards.gr. 0004.00 SEEDS per bu. Clover'. 3Ü04TO Flai, O.Oli 1.00 Timothy, 0.002 00 Best. 0.3 50 28 Ordinary, QRAI.YS per bu. Wheat, Hurley, Rye. Corn, Oabi. GROCERIES r Coitce, best Rio, Suirar, N.O., Sugsr, loaf, Sugar, crushed, . Ta, Ci. P., Tea, Imnorlat, Tea. V.ily son, Tepper, Spice. Salerattis, Molnstes, N. O., , " Molarses. 8. H., Tar, ..C?brL, Tar, Florida, Tobarco, Madder, Indigo, R.ice, Copperas, Rosin, Oinger, Cloves, Gunpowder, Soap, No. 1, Caaia, Alum, O.lr-aO.33 0.651.00 0 650.7O OOOoOO O.SOaO J j 0.200.13 0ü0a0.1fti 0.5 J 0.06 O.lOJoO.1. 0.130.15 0.65o070 O..VIOJ5.i OJOoObO O.HOaO 10 0.1-aO.l5 0 06ia0.00 OS.'aO.OO 0.Oa0.43 O.OOa.j.00 O.OOaO.OO 0.1ia0.rQ 0.I3-0.1Ö 1 OOct.15 0.05IOÜ0 0.03a0 03) 0.02lt).03 O.llaO.1?! 0.33o0.40 6.3.0.50 0.0.50X0 0.30a 0.00 O.OioO 00 Nutmeg;, 1.63isl.7 Wooden Buckes,iMa2.00 Li A DIES' FANCY STORE. fSSSJr TUST received, al th Ladies' Fanry Store, a variety c-Vl of fashionable Spring Goods, consisting of New r ' 'A Style Str rr-r-rT dren'B Ttb. Gl. 1 Straw, Chip, and Femilla Braids, Bonnets, CbiliHonncuana lists, uiiiooos, Artificial Mowers, , Gloves, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Beautiful Comb. ' Viaeiies, wide Black Silk Laces, Lawns, Gimps. Buttons, Jenny L.lnd Braids, Cloves, Needle wroarht Capes, Collnrs. Cutfs, nnder Sleeves, filk Illusions and Dress Goods, all of which will b sold very low for raih. Stemping don for braiding. 03-tf ARCHITECT (THE flMIB nnders'gned reperifully announces to tb public, hit pro JL (estional businesa, aa a Aiehitecr. He I prepared to draw plans and prer-nr aprctfiiatkms or all kinds of boiidiags, -a Church, s, Sclioot, Store snd Dwelling House ; and, in fact, to perform any thin- appertaining to hi profession, at th s hoi test nolle and on modeiate term a. He will also superintend th erection of any building entrusted to hi care, and guaranty fas perfect and speedy completion. Add tm Residence of Mr. Gionwoldt, armth of Nome's corucr,oa Meridian street, west side. BJ lf GERSTMEYEK, C!i( Emginetr. NOTICE IS hereby given, that, ander and by virtu of an act of the Gen. era I Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act to amhori7.e the formation of Voluntary Associations, approved Jan. usrv 37th. 19t7.na comcsnv has been formed and organised bv articles of Association, by and nnder the nam of th Indianapo lis t:hritian Chapel Compsnv. for th purpose of building and maintaining Christian Chi pel or Hons of Worship for tbe Christian Congregation in th city of Indianapolis, in th Stat of Indiana. JOHN M. BKAMWKLI, Secretary of lh Board of Tinste. Indianapolis, April 1st, 18.'t0. 93-3 w w WATX PAPE1S. "IITE shall soon receive the most eitenair and splendid assort t m-ntor Pr Hangings ever olfxred to the publie In this place, affording aa opportunity lor those who ar refitting their awaitings te ao sons lb best styl and at th iowet rate. Vi y ROUS 4c RAT. ''HE Wlldorn-sat or, Brsddoek's Times, a til of the West, Ja. Just received by - 93 HOOD k NOBLE, Til K Brnntte Status: or, Tb Virgin's Kiss, for sale by 01 HOOI k rtOBLE. jtpl RETNA Green : or, All for Lov. last received dv M 3 HOOD It NOBLE UST Received, th Memoirs of th Lite and Writintsof Thomas P Clulmers, D. D..LL. I)., by Ins .m ln law, th Hev. vvinii Hanns, L. L. D. 3 HOOD A. NOBLE OMOS : a sketch of physical Yscrlpllo of the Universe, by Alexander Vr.a Humboldt, last recelred. Vi . HOODfc NOBLE. a.'KKTCHKH of M innre. a, I lie New England of the Wed, wkU 3 I acidents ot Travel tn that Tsirftnrv during the summer of 143, fry t. a. Sf)mw, with a map. 98 II COP . UBLL.

TLfIiNIIKE KCTTINGS. ' SF.At.V-DPropo.au will ha receive in Verav, tod.. naiUl 10 A. M., on Suturday April JTtli, for lae grailüuiion, bndgiog ynd AI'Adamhting of Irom five to twelve eoilis of the evay TuTpike road. Tie line will be fcown, notea rrad, and r-cca-arjr expltnationt glren dnrine tlie two prfvion d)i by JON. 8. WILLIAMS, Kngineer and Supeiiutcniteni. fty or,I, r of ll.e Coard of Oirertort. JOHN F. DUFOUR, Pretidrnt. TaiaaT Dopota, Secretary. Arraniiementt are in pro;rete and it it confidently ekpected tbat noi exceeding fire miles of Hi O' ent Turnpike in Carroll county, Kentucky, precisely opposite Verar, Indiana, win b let o I tie am Any, and under aimi'ar circumaUncet at th Vvay Turnpike. TU.a road alio to be graded, bridged and M'Adaraised. Contractor will find it to their adran) ge to attead theee M tinea, ai d eain a footinc bere at tuch imnroTemenU era raoidlv

tprin'iu ii ihioug''Oiit the whole country l erealou(a. JNO. 8. WILLIAMS, Enjineerand SuiH-rtntendent. Vevay, March 30, JfiiO. 93-3w niSSOl-UTION. " rgMTE Prtnerbip hfretofore eitine betweea Pavit fc Jliy in 8- the Rook Puiinevt, it I hi day dioaolved by mnlual content The btiinet nf the firm will be rioted by the ondnien-l. April itt, ISM.. C. U. DAVIS. IJCCES?0R to DatrU k Ray, w ill continue the Pook Batine '-5 la all itt variou branches at tbe old stand. one door west ol Craigbead'a Drat JUore, w hern can be found at all timet a (reneral aortmcMt or Medical, Law, School, Clxuical and Mice lao.oui Book; also Blank Bookt and Mntiooery in every vtriery, at the lowest price, wholesale and retail. 03-tf 0 A CA ISO. T1"!ESSRH. ROSS Je RAY baring become our Siirccssor ia ill tbe Book and $tsiionerr tnisinc i-v ihe purrba of tb stock, we recommend them to th confidence of our friends and patrons, and to all who ma) with to mk purchases in their line. AIUKKISUa k TALBOTT. Th andcrairned havin nurcbased tbe entire lock of Morrison k. Talott. will coniinna the, Book and Stationer- htuiners. under the title of Rois ft Rar, at the old stand, one door west of Browninstand woni.i olicit, and boo to merit a continuation of tire patronage eitendej to iLelate fiim. THEODORE A. ROSS, CHARLES A. RAY. Indianapolis, March 34, 1P50. 9",y THE Wilinlnetoos, a novel, Jut received at ibe bnokslore nf 3 HOOD at NOBLE. rpui Nun : or, Tbe Inside of a Convent, just received hf V3 HOOD ft NOBLE. Cotiiniiitlouur's S:tic of Ileal Eai;itc. THE undersigned CommU-iioner, appointed by the Marion Probate Court to mnke sale of the following real etate, viu th east half of the south-west quarter of section SO, township 17. rant 4 east, tai l to rontaln about ninety-six acres tituated in Washington township. Marion county, belonging to the heirs of jimra oihwb, owiMiisa, w in in parnuiaco oi inn order oi said Court, offer the ssme for sale to the best and highest I idder at public vendue at the Court House door in th citr of Iiidiananoiis. between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clork. P. M., on suaraiy e i.ia amy or April, iboo, upon tbe lot lowing terms: One third of the purchase money to be paid cash in hand, one third on a credit nf twelve months, and the remaining third on a credit of twenty-four months from the date of sale, tha two la it thirds to draw interest from the date of sale, and tu be secured ty notes made payable to the commissioner, and without any reliet whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. This is said to be a very valunMe farm, bavin been selected at an early day b tb deceased for a permanent residence, and having an improvement of SO or TO acres, will give lo the purchsser not only a pleasant and deaira'ile home, but a very productive farm. The ssid land cannot be sold for less than two thirds of its ap praiaea tiiur. e'-i Ap ISAAC N. FHIPPS, Commissioner I'ete r Smock's TLstntc "VTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of administration on county, Indiana, deceased, have'this day Wen duty granted and XVi th. tat. rf Pal., mA r .t f Pi I . . n . I I .. It L issued to the anderaigoed hy tbe tlerk of the Probate i;onrt of sain coonty. sani estate is i-elieved to be solves'- Persona in debted to ssid estat r notified to make psTmcnt to the nnJer signed wrthout delsy, and those having claims against the ssme, wil file tbeir claims in the clerk's orlis nf the Pronste Court aforesaid, within the time limited by law, properly antlienticated lor settlement. SAMUEL L. SMOUK, Adm'r. March 2, 1850. 91-3 w Aliiiinitr;i tor's Sale 'IllE personal property nelonjing to the estate of Jolm Kling m. ensini'h. Senior, late of Marion rcuntv. Indiana, deeeased i consisünv In part ot horses, caule. Iioss. a'lieen. household and muucu lui iiiiurc, ia rnung impiAinenis, one two norse W'hgon, a wheat fan, wheat, com, o..ti. A.c., wilt be sold at public auction. Lti.L f.. . ' : , . . at the resideiire of said decedent in Pike township in said county, on Fridcy the Sth day of April, IH.jO, between the hours ol nine o'clock, A.M. and sii o'clock, P. M. TYrai of Salt A credit of twelve months will ! given on all sums over three dolla-s, the purchaser giving note with rood security, payabl without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement Uws. Sums of three dollars and nnder cash in band. March II 87-3w JOHN KLIKGEN8.VIirH.Admr. jitlmliiistrator'si Nale of IVier StuocRS Estate. vaTOTICE is hereby given, that on Friday, the 19th day of Apyt ril, 1H53, the aiitlcrsiirned administrator I the estate of Peter Smock, deceased, will sell at public auction to'ih highest bidder, at th residence of the deceased in Pike tow nsbip, Marion county, Indiana, the personal property belonging to the estate of said deceased, conitin ol horses, cuttle, hogs, corn, oats, farming utensils, household aad kitchen furniture, vvitu various other articles too tedious to mention. 7Vnas of Salt On all sums ovel three dollars a credit of twelv months will he ivcn, purchasers giving notes with approved security made payat'le without any reliel whatever from valuation or appraisemeut lawa. Soma of three dollars and ander cash In hand. 8slo to rommenee at 10 o'clock, A. M. March aa. 13w SAMUEL U 8 MOCK, Adm'r. 4liiiiull tutor's IMotice. " ETTERS of sdininistratioa on th estate of John KlingenILA smtth, Senior, late of Mnrion county, Indiana, deceased, have this day been granted and issued 10 the nnderainnd hy tb clerk of the Probate Court of said county of Marion. Ill est ale is probably solvent. March It 87 3w JOHN KL1N0EN8MITH, Admr. DISSOLUTION. rrWlE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of 8HARPE -L ot PRATT, was diiwJved on the I6I1I instant, by mutual consent. All unsettled husines- of the firm Will- he settled by J.S. Pratt, who will continue the business, and II who ar owing said mm are request 10 make payment immediately. J. S. Pit A TT, SUCCESSOR to Phsrpe 4c Pratt, is nw receiving a fnl I assort, mem of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAI'S, LEA I HER, SHOEFWDLXQ. Itt; to which Ii would Invite attention. 1 have a large tuck of desirable goods of Spring and Summer stylos, at fair pikes, and bone to be able to satisfy thorn favoring me with call, and alo to mem Ihe confidence and patmnnge so liberally bestowed upon th l;.te firm. 92 tf NEW PLANK KOAD. THE BROWNS BURGH AND INDIANAPOLIS PLANK ROAD COMPANY here'-y give notir tha. the books for the su'ncription of stork are. now open for 60 ilays from the 1st ot March, Id'iO. Sabscr'ptions will bo received by Jobs Cslislc, Eq , st hia mil's in Indianapolis ; in Wayne townthip, Marion county, by Jamks JoHirson, Esq. ; in Brownbtirgh, Heiv.rirk county, at Gsca H. Co.' store ; also, in the vicinity ol Brownsbargh, by B. M. Looasj and A. Aliishocb, Esqrs. s ft-t June Ut. Journal copy " HOUSES 1VA1TEI. W A NT ED HO Homes for th U. S. Driroon T Service. The highest cash price will be paid. J.NO. LOVE, Regt Qr. Mr. 1st Dragoons. Indianapolis, March, 1950 D?-6ti lonielic Cjiol. 4454 fin and heavy hrown muslins 3 4, 4-4, S-t and Tat 12-4 lileacheJ hectine and shirting, pillow rate innslin. tirkinj, bleached and brown drills, Manchester eiiirhnma. klarseillea oil III, check, ctonlt. Sep., in unuHnll, lane nam. tics, Just received and for sale aa cheap aa th cheapest, bv 83 5EATON k. IHILMAX. riic-11 (aiti)i: si:cf. JUST received and for sale 11 genersl assortment of superior Oa--dtn Seeds, warranted to be lmh tnd to lo of the (tuest f perlman, j ney were r.ii(-i ana eurem II v nut up brJ.K.fcL. . t'erkar, Frtuloni, New York. Call at the drar rtoro of 4-lf A. F. MORRIOV. I L4.W KOTIOE. ABRAM A. HAMMOND and HUGH O'NEAL having ft med a co partnerhip in the- prattles nf Law at IndUnatxili. will at tend to all pmfenional businesa entnirged in them in the Miersr and circnk courts. They will continue Iii lh utile lieiefofore occupied by H. O'Neal, where one of them may at all limes he lonnd. aiaren. W-tr II AMMOND k O'NEAL. 20 DAYS' NOTICE. fBIHE Stockholders of the INDIANA CCPPER MINING JL COMPANY ar berebv notified that there will be a meet. ing of said Company on Monday evening, the 32d dny of April, I860, at Teal t Roll's store; to elect Directors ander th charter, and transact other important btiunesa. ISAAC II. ROLL, ) BETON V. NORRtS, J Trustee. JAMES W. YANDES.) March 95, 1830. 9l-3w2aw IISSOI.U I IO-X OF PARTNERSHIP. TH E ropirtnership heretofore existing between lb nndcrsigncd, under th style of A. Pop tc Son, It this day dissolved by mutual consenL Th accounts of tb late firm will b aettled bv either, and th nam of the firm used for that purpose. ABNciK rUPE, January Jl, 1350. 80-3mos wfcsw EDWARD 8. POPR. rA.flllsY FLOUK. A FRESH iupply of Stoop' first rat Family Floor, warranted to giv env.ro saliuaction. Just received and for sal by Jan. 14th ISM. J. M. BRAMWELL 4r Co HATS! HATS! A GOOD assortment of Silk, Brush and Knlria Hats : also. Block, Brown, Ursen and Pearl. Bueoa Varta and Calllnrnia Hats, for sale low at McGINNlS'S, next door to Yandex's Leather 8 lor. If you want a kJ Cap, and a cheap one, Call at McGINNlS'S, tarty opposite lisuwaing' Holet. 86 if WAXTCD, IO nnr RCSHEI Com, 5,000 do Oats, and any quantity or J U.UUU Butter. Lard Erers. Festhers. Rass. Country Linen Country Sugar, Country Moinrsee, B. con, and also many othej article In th produce line, for which we will pay th high., TEAS! SPLENDID article nt Ounpowder, Imperial, and Young Hyson Teas, Just received. " March '28 9 J y J. M- BRAMWELL k Co. COFFEE AM) M C.AIl. B AGS Coffee, SO barrels Sugar, 10 do Mots-set ; for sale x-aV I' hy 1 J.M. BRAMWELL k Ca. OD ICK YEAST. NEW and ttipeiior article, warranted, just received and for Xm. sale 9i ' J. M. BltAMnfcLL at Co. I'IKi; CIOEIC YlftEQAIl- , FIRST rate riele constantly on hand and for sale by IV 9i . J. M. BRAMWELL It C. hoots ami siioi:s. O i CASES Hoots and Shoes, just received and for aale. asv f 09 J. M. BRAMWELL k. Co. CASH FOIt WHEAT. w E ar pat ins; th highest market price In cash for good -. sr Ii t ts tsr si s m Wheat. 93 J. M BRAMWELL k V. I'rtxlucc lVititlfd. ipa AIR market prices v.'U be paid by ih undorsif ned ht foo.lt M. or eaah lor Heeawax, lllnck Koot, LSJioa' ri;ppcr, 1 el low Root, Colic Root, Gin ng, and hurbs generally. SO-tf A. POPE t BON. jsiir. Rarreis of Salt, oa hand and fit cal at Fab. 6, 18M. 77 f W. S. HORN S. 300

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OFFICIAL. GEORGIA LAXDS FOR SALE. THE andersigned, la ou rsus nee of s Joint resolut ioa nt lh ieneral Astenibly of the Stat of Indiana, approvrd Jnu7 16th, 1649, anthorixinx 'he Governor or Agent of Sistelo sell lh interest th tlateoT lnt'iina hasia the Geoigt Lande, will receive propose la for all tbe intatrfwt the Stale nf ladiana bit ia and tnAA AnwrfrsaT . Aares sLata', situated in the cnuntie of Telfair, Moaig soerv, Tubveki, and Laiiren-, in the 'täte of (ien(U, being apwaidt of thru kmdrt4 tk&utaud ucrt of lead, said to be valuable fur luuber. Tb above land was ohtsined frrou the OenrjU Lumber Company, aa aecurrtr Ihr the payment of two hu idred and forty thMand d! Urs owing tö the State of ladiana by the Western Dank ot .New York, at Rochester. rmpnawU for the purchase of said land will be received by the uudcrtifiierf at l-dianarnlls, nnld the nrt day of January, JK51. The htgliest bidder lor the liik-rel ol (tie State ia said lands, will receive a conveyance under aa act of Ihn General AamWjr conftn.iinr the sale : and no part of the rnirchase money will be required until the sale is confirmed. - JOSEPH A. HKICIIT, GremreÄ-s. ladianapolia, February 91, 1860. Ornet or Tacaausca or Ststb, j ImJirnmapliM, Jt'oiwory SI. ) Oor. J.'A. Wbioht Dear Sir r 1 have examined Ihe records in this office, and find that no payment whatever haa been made to the SUM Treauiy on account of the aula of tbe Georgia Lands. I ain, very respectfully, your obedient tervaut, -83 3.no JA ME P. DRAKE, Trvr Sll. fThe Journal of Commerce. New York. and Corral Hotioiialist. Au-

irnsta. Georgia, will give the above six weekly Insertion, and send bill I thi office Un liquidation. . ornciAL. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. THE undersigned, in pursuance of an art of the General Asarm. bly.apumvet January Sift, 150, being an art entitled "aa art to provide for lb sale of a portion of qnara N. 25, n the town of Indianapolis, hr ihe pariHM or erecting thereon buildints tor th as nf tbe Indiana Central Medical College," will receive proposals until Ihe first day of June next, fur on acre of ground, situated ia tbe north-west coiner of square Nu. twenty five, (35) in Ute Iowa of Indianapolm. faid It of land has been appraised hy James Blake, Calvin reicher, B. N. Stumer, II. Ma gut re, William So Hi van, and W. fl. Monison, to th sum of thirl five band red and sixty six dot. Mrs. No bid will be considered for lea Iba the appraised vain. The property will be sold on a credit ol tieeaty paws, Um purchaser paying interest annually, and the contract will be subject to b confirmed or rejected by the next General Assembly. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Govermor. ladianapnlia, February 2, 1850. f3-lwm Jimrnal covjr. Public oiirc---tisMu-iu E'i litis. fjflHE undersigned bavin- purchased from ihe State of Indiana all JL the interest, right, title, claim nr Ot-mand which t lie said Stain bad or posvesaed in and lo fifteen hundred share of land, atnon nt- - ing to upwards of three hundred lbHiand acres, situated in the SUte of GoorjK," lying in the counties of Telfair, Pulaski, Montgomery and Lauren, These lands were obtained by the Slate of Indiana from Ihe Georgia I.Htiiber Company, and are raid to be valuable for timber, being aceeible hy navigation. The undersiirned propiwes to sell the ahnva lands on reasonable terms, ranne wn-hing to .urrliane, can Inquire of th owner riding at Patriot, S steil.ind ciuniy, Indiana. All person are hereby notified 1 gtinl riirchaing the above proper ty from any olbei person 01 autlmtity lliao the iitMcrrter. MARTIN R. GREEN. Indianapolis, March 5, 1850. PC Cw STATE OF I.YDIA.YA,rO-trrr, . I, Charles II. Trt, Secretary uf Suie for tle Htsl of InJiana do hereby certify that il appear from the records in my office, that Paria C Dunning, Governor of the Srnte of Indiana, in pursuance and in accordance with a joint reaotution of Ihe General Assembly of llal Stale uf Indiana. approved Januiry 16. IH4U, "authorizing Hie Oov- ' ernor or Agent of Stat tn make s.le of ail or any real easte owned by the State of Indiana In Ihe SUte of Georgia. did tin the filth day of March, 1649, aell In Martin H. Green, all tha rig1, title, Inteae-l, claim or demand of any kind or character which the Stat nf Indiana bad In and to fifteen hundred shares of land in the State of Georgia, commonly called the "Georgia Lands," which lh State of Indiana obtained from tbe Georgia Lumber Company, amounting to upwards of three hundred thousand acres nor or lam, lyi.tg In lh counties of Telfair, Montgomery, Pnlaski and Lauren, in said Slat of Georgia, for tbe sum of one thousand dnll.irs ; and tbat III purchase money was fully paid tn the aaid l'aiia C. Dunning, nn tlie'2rib . 1ay of November, 1849, and Hint on the first day of December, 10 19, the said Paris C. Dunning, a Govei nor of th Slat of Indiana, executed a deed ft the above described property to the said Martin R. Green. - la testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed u- the seal of the State of Indiana, at Indianapolis, this itll day of Ü arch A. D. 1850. CH ARLES H. TKST. Secretary of Slate. I.SURAACE. Protection Fire anl Marine Insurance Company of llnrlf'ord. Conn. INCORPORATED IN 1825. Annual Premiums, Cnfitil Stock, and Surplus Fund Sl.OOO.OOO. FWHIS old and responsible Company continues to issn nolirirs JL on the most favorab'e terms on dwellin houses, household fumitnre, stores, stocks of goods, warehouses, and content, mills and manufactories, etc. fcc, against Los or I.iiii:ige by Fire; Also, on goods wares and mrrhanili7.e. against ihe haaards of IXLiXD TR.1XSP 0 R TA TI O.V. nnd upon the CARGOES OF SEA VESSELS. Simon Yande, Esq., having resigned th agency for this old a - : .1: i .... i ' . : v ,1.1. n n(nm,iiii. viiiue, ana ine aauncriDcr nuvtua wr, uuii pointed his successor to the agency, is now prepared to issne policies in t-xh the Kir and Marine Department on tb mostfavorable terms. Th Protection Insurance Company having, in lh last 25 years, paid mant million of Viert ot their several agencies throughout the United States and the British Provinces, have es taMished a juat refutation for solvenry and fair-dealing , which Challenges comparison with any othT Insurance company on the continent of America. Th annexed extract fiom an article on the subject of Insurance Companies, taken from the "New York Day Book,"exhibits briefly the standing and poliry of the Com pany. "The '.Moneyed men of the ancient and always prosperous city of Hartford, have for half a century been famous throughout the Union for the care, discretion, rigid honesty, and unvarying Sucres, with which they have formed and managed corporations of this description. A Hartford Bank or Itmrant Company ks tvtr failed! These Companies have lor more than a whole generation scattered their risks in nearly every State ot the Union, and have never failed to pay the innumerable losses which they have insured against. All losses arising ipon policies issued by th nndei signed, will Tm promptly adjusted and paid at the General Agenry Office, located at Cincinnati. O. A large portion of the funds of the Comfisny, (including ell premiums received at th Vetern agencies.) s deposited witn the Gem ral Agent of the Company at Cincinnati, for the payment of Western and Southern losses. Apply to WILLIS W. AVRIGIIT, Agent for thecity ol Indianapotit, and for Marion county. 37 3mos wfcsw STEEL. PLOUGHS ! rrpHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform th JL Farmers ot Marion and adjoining counties, that he is now receiving Trom the celebrated manufactory of Raymond, Hunter Jr. ' Co., Cincinnati, tha iollowiag Steel and Cat Mould lion r. I Ploughs, vis : 100 No 7, Right and Left handed Sttvl Ploughs, with and without cutters. 39 No. 7, Right and Left handed "Roberts Sod Plough, with cutters. W No. 7. Ri:ht and L' ft handed "Stoops" improved PIot;h. 30 No. 7, Right and Left handed ''Hunter's" Sod P oa.h, with cuttert. . 30 No S, Steel Mould Board Plough. SO No. , Can Mould Board Hough. St No. fi, Curt Moni 1 Board Pluli. SO No 3, Steel Mould Board riongb. 1 No. 3, Cast Mould Board Plou-n. 12 No. I Cast Mould Board Plough. The above Ploacbs trc all warrantrd to perform rigM, if not, to be returned :nJ the pri'e refunded. Tl e Steel Ploughs ar warranted to aconre in any kind of hottom land. Thea Ploughs will be sold for eaah only, at manafaetarers prices, frsitkt onlf added. Be snr and call at th Iron and Stove Store, sign of th "Red Anvil," and get Raymond, Hanter h Co.'s make, as I am th only agent for the sal of tneir Plough in Indianapolis. Sjjf ?"JlOM"L8 BUIST. TO COVNTICV MKUCIIAKTS," And Denlf-x in Dry CH'todx and Cfalhins in seneral ! raHE undersigned would hereby direct tha etteviilon of con TV M. try nierch 'Hts and the traje gem-rally, to their well atrort-d stock of liRV GOODS, suit -ble for th prin; season, which, In Sfiite of the rise, they o.Ter at Ihe olJ prires, having contracted for their supply pivviouMr. Thar also desire an inaper.tion of their stork of READY MADE CLOTHING, wbotesnl-? only, chiefly roniorining spring and nmmer garments. This is a new branch of their eatabliibment, and t'ier challehga eompetition with any other house in the trade. The cnt of their tarmrnti ia such, as (g-nerally speaking) only me rr haut tailors turn cut. They want the trade to be convinced, and therefore reqneet a CalL SACIM It BROTHERS, . Bonthwect corner of Lower Market and Sycamore is., Marrh 184 Imis CIMVLVXATI, OHIO. I'AltTXEIfSIIM NOTICI ABM EH POPE haviog taken his son, JoacmP Pora into nershlp o I known under the style of A. Pope St Son, I this occasion to notify the friends of the eat aid ih men, ttiat part trke ifv the friends of the eat aid hi h men, ttiat they st;l! keen on hand a rood assortment of DRV UOOliS, Grottrie. Hardware and SAss Findingi, at the old stand, all of which will be told at reasonable price. AL30 On hand, large and well (elected assortment ol pure and gr lawns BOTAXIC MEDICINES, B O 0.1T5. C, all of which will be sold on reasonable terras. Under th new arrangement, they respertfutly solicit a share of public patronage, feeling assured tbat terms will b made eatisrartory. ABNER POPE. Indianapolis, Feh. IS, 1P50. amos-wfcsw JOSEPH P. POPE . irni.i.iM:itv. sra--w'RS. H. J. BRADLEY would inform the Ladies of I yi"J th cHy and vicinity, of Indianapolis, thit aha hat vaf Juat returned from the city of Cincinnati with a New and Splendid sorlii.cn t of Fnncy Articles, In tbe line of her buarasat to which she invites their attention. She continues to bleach and alter Leghorn, traw, and linen Ponnets, so as to make tliem conform to the fathioa. f-atiopon th corner of Washington and Illinois stieets, near th- Palmer Hon. Indianioli. March 30, IPSO. 92 4w IMtKT OF IliOK ItEUlTCEII. fpiIR undersigned will now sell a first rat article of warrants M ed Pitttiiurgh Iron at the following rates, viz : Fir Iron, Ihre aad a half cents per pound. Wagon Pattern, three and three quarter e.nt per pound. CarrLtee Patt n. four cento ner pound. Buggy Pattern, four and a quarter cents per pound, and other lie in proportion. Seventy tons oa hand and for sale at the above rate by 9-3w THOMAS BUIST, Sign of the Red Anvil. NEW HAT AND CAP STORE! C"i F. MeGINNIS would respectfully I a form the citlxens el fnJt dianapolis and snrrooadlng country, that ba has just receiv cd and opened a large and general assortment of Htl'3 and CAPS Of lha best quality and latest style, to wntea U inviiea in attention of ihe Mihlic. as h is determined In sell crf low Un CASH. Hw und is nearty oppoit Browning's Hotel, neat door to Yaades's Leather Store, ladisnopolis, March 4. ISM. f5-tf For Genllcini'it's Wrar! SUP. blue, brown and French black Cloths, Casimere, Cinets. Tweeds. Summer Cloths and Pantalooitery, satin, silk, rnd Marseilles Vetingt, kea good selection, and (or sale low by SA.r , S BATON It HOLMAN. A HOY WANTEI. rn0 learn the Silversmith trade; one fiem 15 to 16 years of age, ü of good moral character, and fair English Edacation, ran get gnoi sltastioa by applying soon t W. H. TA LBOTT'S. M Opposite Browning's Hotl. " CLOVErrSEED! A QUANTITY of fresh Clover Seed Just received and for al t the drug store of March I. e-4-r A. F. MO-tRISON. Hui. (Jap. Hoot nnd Shnes. LARGE nd well selected stock, comprising general varie core pr m tug a genera ate. bv iy,nd will htuld ai frices to bleat. tr EATON 4V HOLMAN.

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KCLLOG V VA.M)i:S, f RATEFUL for lormer veiy liberal patronaie, vreaild ma W known that they continue to keep a full opoly of lh abov 1 Superior JooUIiir Movt, , Together with many her pattern, of which no beUer atlesUlioa is ' norded lhaa raferenr tattle following among the niary vbo testify to its unrivalled qualities. j sl&aiott CocfiTV. Samuel Merril, llervey Bates. Wm Quarte Samuel Hannah. Edward MeGuire, Jesse Jones. D S Ward, J S Dnntop, Mrs Gntdubary, Jno W Hamilton, Uanl Kinger, Ches Eobnaon. Art Our vance, l Dot b rtoinrooc, a a lxwoen, Kooert tirewnng, laf and Dunih Asy'-aw, Insane Asilum, Joha McFtll.RevF C llolliday, J Johnson, and any number of other namea could be given. Heidsicks Cooktv. James Dngan, Joseph Mortis, Asa Ballard. J 8 Matlock, Chas Reynolds. G C Waterouse.Carlis Bamet, Robert Dnwnard, Henry Ko;ers, Jot-ph MendinaM, m l-ittle. Hancock Coc-tt Cha ti Ainermn, Jest Alien, iiiirm tortck, Semuel Shockley, J Dye, J Uelany, fce. Jonrrtnsi Couutt t hillip Dean, laaac Voorhe, Jeee Hagris, Robl Lyons, fcc HarsiLToai Cootttv. xa-Kh Dinning, S Howard, J Williams, J Davis, Barnabt Newby .JamesTretter. Shclst couoir Itohl Housh, U Smsn. Bno.it coorrTV Henry M Marvin JKiitaly,!! Miller J t-'pencer.J Sniilii, (letirg Shoemaker, Jacob Johns, Jonmhan Scott. HowaaoCoonrr. Joaepn U norp,tlerl. Pctsjah CooTT. Isaac Lawrence, J Smith, PStrader.C Call J Davis, lohn Savage. Our lin :nd topper Business is still as noisy a ever; and our ban. Is ar ready and happy to wait noon those rrbi drvire anything in our lin. Cash for old copper and brass as uual KLI.O(;3 It TANDES, I Sign nf the Padlock and Cook Ftov. Dissolution of ;-i;trl uciIiii. etpilE Partnership h'-retf eiiting between ihe undersigned, anA. der the firm of J. Little Ac. Co., was dissolved this day bv mutual consent. The books, notes and inpera will be left in ihe hand of Little, Drum k Anderson, who will continue th busine-a at the old stand. Tlie ImMnees ol the late firm will he adjusted by Ibem and W. y. Wiley, who are duly aulbotiKed lo aettle the same. W take lh occasion to return our warm tnank s to oar fr end tor sheir lieretofor very I ibem I support, end commend Ith much pie tare in equal snare or conn donee and palmwage in our suce-Hnor. WM. x . WILtV, MATTHEW 1.1 ITLE, INi; RAM LITTLE, Indianapolis, January 1st, 18"0. JOSEPH Lt lTLC The ubscrilera will still continue th bosines at tbe bit stsnd of . Little at Co., under lb style and firm of Lbtle, Ilium at Anderauna, where w will be please to renew our nusimwa connections with th friend of the lata firm, and civ k our pernonul and prutipt auenuon. JOSEPH LITTLE, ' JAMES J. DRUM , REGRGE P. ANDERSON, M JOHN II. P. ANDERSON. Indianapolis, January 1st. 1350. 63 2mos PETEll A. WHITE & CO., JIO. 54. MAIX STREET, C1XCIHMATI. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign :intl Iouic'lic Dry Goods," ARE teceiving and now evening a larje and well aelected stock of Fresh Spring and Summer Dry GoKls.and v.11) he receiving ad ditions thereto throughout the season, which buyer aie requested to call and examine. Part or tbe stock consists of tbe following: American, English and French, Broad Cloths, Owmrns, (Satinets, Boys and Mere summer wear ; and a large assortment of Print and Ginghimsof every decrtion and price Mous De Lai nrs. Alpacas, and Knmbatine ; Blenclied Shinine, and Drillings; Apron check, andcokired Cambrics; Brown Holland, Cauvasa and Padding, Serge, Silesms, Vesting and Shawls; Silk, Gingham, and Coltoa Handkerchiefs; Black, Iudian and Fancy c-ilored f'.ravaU; Plain and figured Jaconets and Cambrics ; B'.ebop and Linen Lawn, and Robn.eti ; Laces. Footings and Killing.; A full assortment of fine While Goods Hosiery and Glove, of every description; Nrsionaof all kinds such aa Silk and Twist, Threads, Hooks and Eves, Braids ; Cords, Gimps and Fringe, Cornea, Buttons, and supendeia; together with Flannels Linse) a, Canton Flannel, Brown Mieetingt.and ChirUng; Brown Drills and Tickings. We invite the ailention of Country Merchants generally lo rmr stork, which they would do welt to call and examine, before pttichaing, as we have a resident puicha-er Lait. and importing many of our good direct, enai-le us to compete with Eastern prices, and ar willing to Duplicate Eastern bills, adding transportation. Ciucinnati, Feb. 17. ro-am w WAISASII Al E1SIE CANAL. LA.MS. SALE OF 170.000 ACRES. ffftHE Tnivteesof the Wuhah and Erie Canal willorfrr Tor sale, at JL ihe Land Office in Login-iant, on the !Hh DAY OF M A V NEXT, 170,000 Acre of Land. These Lands have beed er loci od wku great cure, and are generally first rale tunning land. They will I raid in tracts nf 40 ecrea, or more to suit purchaser. The lands are situated prlnripally on lh counties ot Lake, Porter, Marrwl. Fulton, Pulaski, White, Jasper, Benton Tippecanoe. Cass and vvatia-n. I ne numoers anaoeacnptioa of the lots for sain, can be had on application lo John W. W rietst. Clerk of the Land Office at Iogunsport, at any lime utter tb first day of March. These lands are appraised from flü to $3 per acre. Terms of sale Cach. Fnim Ihe above sale will be reserved tho-e lots t-f tracts of land. which al the time nf the selection were improved or actnpitd, and WDICD were seiCCieu uuuer an anrnnciu witn ui oiwa a iurv. CHAKLES BUTLER,. , A. M. PC ET I". 1 ru,,r OfTice of tbe Trustee of the Wabavh aad Erie Canal. I Tasa Hc-e, lec. 17th, IM9. ) 64 tl iiotaxico ii:ii;: ve i i:ctici:. L. ABBETT, M. D., 4RADUATE Irom It' A. r. M. college, Cincinnati, woull 1 jr tender his services in the various branches of Medical Prac tice to the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity. His prir.ciplea are strictly PbyaK!o;ical. He therefore ditcarda all poisons as medicines, and cmplojs in his practice only such me.iicinal agents at operate on tue iinman system in penect nrnony with the laws of life. Otlice and rsiilenre, east end of Market street, in the boos recently occapiedhy Rev. Mr. Beawick, north nf th Medical College. March 19-0-tf ,EW GOOIKS. "Wholesale mid Itefiiil. ' M. BRAMWELL fc CO., thankful for past la vor. repectfullv inlorm their friends, customers, end the puMic renerally, that ihey have commenced receiving their stock of fepriutr taootis. Acd will continue to receive fresh arrivals of new and esonabt root's during the season, cm' racing elmost every varieiv of STA PLE AXU FAJSTLr UOUJJS, adapted to tt city ana eonniry trade. Atthev trllonlr for cash or approved country produce, they offer vert strong inducement t in the way of good BARGAIN'S fJ(7-i)ont forget 4lie place, or wood 's corner, opiouie tti Palmer House, where all kinds ol counirv produce is taken in ex change for comls nt cash. 9 KRLIAKCC 1'Olt I AIILi; HO 4T LIM:, Bel-ween Pitleburg-k. Ball imor. and Philadelphia, -via Railroads and Canals. OOUS and Pioduce shipped by this line are carried t&rouch the entire route it hoot re-liipment at Jotmitown, llollidaysargh, or Columbia, thus avoiding drlny ot soiling package. To tbippet we H ink this of importance, rroduce sent to our house in Pittrburgii wi l be forwar d BsrecaMy to in;tructions, and on at reasonable tnrmt as any otner line. MrSo chnre for Receinncr snit orwardin- at Ptttalmrgli. JAMES M. DAVIS k Co , 5hi7' Market gtrret, Pliiladelj his. JOHN Ii FADEN . Co., Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. BEIGII T It LANIER, PJ Jmii MaJiion, Indian-. ,VATLIC rtJUTll A 1X1 ItUILUlX. TO LEASE, OR a term of years, power for one run of stones, and building kiiarhMt. Said buildins is 32 bv 50 feet, two rloriea bit Ii. and an attic of 20 by 5 1 feet. Attached lo aav building is an addition tf 30 feet wj'iare one story. The siiove pmperty is siiuale on Fall Creek, one mile north of Indianapolis, and woald be suitable for a Machine or large Cabinet sh. Addie-a, N. WES 1', post office, Indianapolis. Ja. titf-U Cincinnati Enquner, and Uayton r,nirire,coty to amount ot 51, and charge this t'tnee. - WE ".VI EE! EREAFTER keep constantly on hand the largest, cheapest, and heft assortment of TIN' WARE that c?o he found wert of Togue's run. Country Merchants will bad it to their advantage to rail here before purchasing ele hereJob Work ol all kinds done on inesnorresi nouc an in in neatest order. Shop nearly oppoute tn MaV Bank. Jan. TO, 1-150. 75 tap 6. t' I EK5QN It LOTTKELL. SALT. 1rff BARBELS No.l foralatriverprice adlirgtrsn .UUU portatioa. SMITH It HANNA. 94 Opposite Brand, Bank .Indianapolis. Is TEA ! TEA ! A FINE Stock of Teas, direct from New York, and win b sold 25 per cent cheaper than the snal prü es. b. S, IEjO. -!-r HORN Jc JOHNSON. iL .A!l HE I TEE. OF all siaei and best quality Just received and for t! chesp at t GRAYDON'a. January g. I85Q. 73 y Pin of the fiw. MAiiouwv vei:i;ks. ACOwTLETE aasortment of Beautiful Veneers, Just receiv-d and (or aale at reduced prices at GRAYDON'S. January 86, HjO. 7?y Sin of the Suw. Yankee .Voliouts. WE of! er for sale about f,000 worth, bought low and for sal lo raus by f-8 SMITH HANNA. A I It TIGHT STOVES. FOR parlors, sitting rooms, offices, and every ether imaginal la rj, any size or pattern to suit purrhs-ei.rontantv on hand and for sale cheap for cash by s AM l.'EL WAIN W R IGI1T. - Sign f tbe Elephant, Indianapolis. 30-y. fttlOCEIUES. Of BRLS Prime N O Sugar al ii cents. 8 Sack Rio CofTVeat V H, Just leceived and for aal wholrnl and retail. Th wUhlng to purchase will pleas call andsiswine. 37 J. 8. DUNLOP. ' Secoiid-linnd Engine nnd It oiler for stile. VO JOD socond-hsnd Engine and Boilercan be had on restonable term hy callin inmcliatelr at the New Foundery el.. Dttember IS, 1849. 59 y WATSON, VOORHF.S et CO. SIEIEY GUAPHS A ND West Imlisa Fruit, In good order, lately received by Feb. 6, 1-30. W .S. JOHNSC N. Clorer Seed. LOT just received of rrtost excellent nuelity, d for si by March 14 es SMITH k HANN K. CIDER VINEGAR! BRLS. Cider Vinegar on hand and hr vale low at S3 y VV. II AN NAM AN '8 Dmg Flor. 15 VOll SAEE OK KENT, A L ARGE and eommodiont two storv bnuae and tou rail. T d witk amIji.II.. w.tr.nil nlL.r nrivil.vM Ik. t aam Is well aituslod for a e en 'eel residence, and will b sold cn reasonable terms, or rented to a ds4rable tenant. For -aructtlan. apply lo . C3tf GEO. A. tlMf.MAN.