Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1850 — Page 3

From I ha Penntylvinia Inquirer. P.irlicr Wheel, again Sustained. Important Igal Decision- Case t,f Paiktr's Patent liquet inn Water Wlurl. In the Circuit Curt of the Uiii eJ States, for the Eastern District rf Penney It a nia. in Equity, between Oliver II. r. Piirker, aesince of Zebtilon Parker, complainant, ami Joseph Brant, and diver other persons, (JefornJania : March 13th, 18ÖÜ, the follow if remit ks were made by bin Honor, Mr. Justice UriT : "I late Ih'u occasion to ur, thit the Comt ha no doubt, of the validly of the complainant patent. That juelin has been fully act lied here, by a tiial at law, of extraordinary dmation, at.d closeu. a of teseaieh. The lepoit of the cae of I'aiker v. Ilulme, ly my brother Kace who presijed at thi liial, ami iofoiinatioti derived from the affidavit! and punted wink, which have teea r-ad oa both ides, duliisg the p:eent heating, as well at the acquaintance wit the mlj-ct whub I ileiivetl white engage. t:i the tiial of anothei case growing oat of this parent, leaves oo doub on my itiitid. thai the complainant's pat nt is nut obly valid, but of i lie gleitest imp-usance to the counliy. I may add, od the pait uf both of u, that we apptoarhed the question wi'hout any pievious leaning ia f ir if the light asjeiL-d by Mi. Piiker a inventor, aiid that it was only upon a mote than usually de scrutiny of the facts, that we came to the cooilu.ion which wa now eXprt. Indeed, it ii a autj ct of tcgiet thit tha pul lie has been o taidy in arknou. Wging the meiil of the Mcsm. raideras inventots. Their improvement, aa desciibed iu the patent befoie a, is but e ingenious and piof'utid than useful. I 'i Fiance, M. Foiuneyiun lecrived the highrgt lionois, and most libera! tewaids, for iulruduei:!. into o-e I his very improvement, after it haj been invented in this country by the Messi. Tatker. And it was not until the ciiculaiion il Fourueyioti's paper, on Tuibinei in t'ii C' Uutry, that the public aitei.iioii was fairly called t- the valuable improvement if the Messrs. Paikrr. Of the inf. internem by tha defrudsnts, the Con it tni no doubt. fU whet-Is which they ne are duert and positive violations of 'tie complainant's liiht, a appeals by tne affidavit oo behalf uf th defendants, and the m diN which t'iey fiemsehes have subniiited to the Court. In poi. t of fact, the complainant baa elabli-hed his ritfhl ta the injunction wlucU be prays. But I do not wih la establish the pieccdett in this Court, that a paity who islie upon the veidict of a Jury and the judgment of a Court of law, foi the establishment ol hi title, as the foondation uf hit claim to le quieted in the possession and enjoyment of it and fi protecting hm rs.inst infiingernenl by others, ihall omit, as the complainant ba hero omitted to aver iu his bill, thit such proceedings at law bare taken place. Without such airimeiit, the ground of the Court! action may be nmuo-detstood,-and ihe defendant may not ba propcily appii-ed, befoieh-md, of tne case which be has tu meet. In these cases, we ate the more ready t lay hold of the omissions, as we feel a reluctance tu stop two hundred mills from giinding a bushel of grain or sawing a buaid, without giving the defendants a chance of making a settlement or cmprmie. On the other baud, it is by no means our intention to compel this complainant, to la-litigate hi p-tent already establi-bed at law, again t a combination of two hundred wealthy mill owners, in this distikt, who are, as these defendants allege, using machines, of which the m del above described, is the lepiesentatiou. By an amendment of this bill, the complainant may oveicome bis picsent technical difficulty. No ground has been shown for the imputation, that an attempt has been made by this complainant, "to levy black mail," as it is called. Indeed, his coure towards these defendant, as well as other prnons, appeais to have beeu one of gieat libeiality and forbearance; and I advi-e these defendants to settle with htm. II they do not, damages may be found against them, to the extent of their profits fio n the use of this patented improvement; at all events, amounting to the whole profits of their mill, since the nne of filing these bills. This might be no more than equitable. On default of e'tlemeut by defendants, the Cuuit will order the injunction to issue, no the first Monday of Apiil next; the complainant, to the meantime, so amending hi bill, as to allege the establishments here at law, of hi title to au exclusive tight in this improvement, and filing the affidavit uf tha surviving patentee, which ha been read to us in the course of the healing. In all this I am authotizeJ to say, that my brother Kane fully concurs with me. IIasty Legislation. It appears that a section ha.3 Leon passed by the LrgUlature at Ilarriburg!),

attached to Rome private bill, to revive the charier nf a company to make a railroad from Harnsburgh to Heading;, which fjot throuph the House, the HPtburgh Telegraph eay, without the knowIedguSiflfie men.bers front the city and county, who appear to be interested to defeat its passage. Dr. Burden's attention was called away from it reading when it came to the House as a Senate amendment, and some of the other city and country members seemed to notice it. To rectify the mistake, a resolution was offered to call upon the Governor to return it; but tli is motion was negatived by a large majority, 45 to ST. The Governor will now have to oppose or tiga it, as he finds most proper. He vetoed the North Lebanon Railroad bill, pissed under like circumstances, and with a similarly smuggled section. Pa. Ldger. Ellen Bright, familiarly known in England as the Lion Qiieen, met with a shocking death on the occasion if one of her performances. She was in the habit of entering a cage with a lion and a tiger, and there g'ing through certain exploita with the animals. Ellen f.itered the cage with a small whip and struck the tiger, who 6ent forth an angry growl; she repratcd the blow, when the animal reared upon her, and mangled her neck and head with his fangs. A keeper standing by, rushed to her assistance, and succeeded in releasing her after beating the tiger over the he.id with an iron bar. The woman was taken out, and notwithstanding she was promptly attended to by a military surgeon, who was present, died iu a few minutes. SrxsixG a Shaft bt tiir Pkessurb or the Atmosphere. A novel and interesting method, known as the Pneumatic process, of forcing hollow cylinders into the earth by the pressure of the atmosphere, is about to be adopted in the navy yard, Brooklyn. Tr.e shaft for a well will be sunk on Monday morning next, near the commander's house. It is 32 feet in length, and it is expected that the pile w:ll descend in about five or six hours. The invention has excited great interest among the civil engineers, and a patent has recently been granted fur it. .V. J Jour, of Commerce. The Westminster Review, for January, contains an ankle on epidemics, wherein the writer hovs pretty clearly that the Asiatic cholera did not come from Aia, but was known in England and other parts of Europe hundreds of yeats ago. He als attempts to show that there is no such disraeo as hydrophobia, resulting from the bite of mod-dogs. In fact he flatly denies that there is such a thing as canine madnes. . There i not much consolation in this, if true, as long as persons die of a terrible disease ascribed heretofore to the bite of dogs. Alaeming to Undertakers. The detths in New York have diminished since 1317 at the rate of three thousand a yenr. A chrono-thermal prnctitioner ascribes it to the different treatment of diseases, and the abnndonmcnt of the use of the lancet. lie makes a calculation that the same ratio of diminution of deaths throughout the Utiited Slates, estimating at 22.000,000 of population, would show a saving of loO.OOO lives a year. The Hawk Eye says that Mrs. Ireland and her danghter, of Quincy, Illinois, came to an awful death by freezing and starvation on the mountains during the past winter. They were on their way to California. The wife and daughter, with the full ktinvlftlge of their situation, and after they had bunifd up their wagon f.r firewood, insisted upon the hurbitid an l father leaving them t their fate, and seeking Iii? own safety. We shuddered when our informaul told us that he did so. The Rigtits of Chcrchem is Matters of State. A trial is nov before the Supreme Court o' Massachusetts which involves the question whether a cler gyman has the right from the pulpit to charge any Mio of the congregation, even though the church directs to do m in I ho administration of the church discipline. The case was a woman, who was rend out of church becauee suspected of a violation of the seventh comma ndmeot. The action is for d-tmngrs for a libel. A Sf.veee Sentence. The trial of Albert G. Gaskins, the young man who was arrested in Janunry list by a special agent of the Tpst-office Department, charged with the robbing of the Uni'ed States mail, took place on M unlay last before the Circuit Ourt of Ciiarleston, S. C. and resulted in his conviction on four separate indictments. He was sentenced to forty yart imprisonment nt hard labor in EJg'fitld jail; Icq years fore jeh oCTence. The Golde Oregon Cor is a anprrior variety f'r field culture, introduced to the public by D. Landreth. It has a small cob and a long grain, closely parked on the cob. It contains from 800 to 1000 grains tn i,e ear, and will hell 1 btthel corn fiom Ji biislir r.f ears. The ordinary corn will reqni 2 hucheN of ears to shell 1 buhH of corn. Some cf cur firmers wmjlj like probably lo try it.

For tie Slate Sentinel. To C. .4. Sister n il it, as I linger Teatfullr upon the trarkr. That wi'h me nory' tiHthful finger, Cati me from my j 'Urneyiug back." As I lift 'he tapur fohlins Which the hand of Time hath wove, Siek I ihn amidst the gloaming. Kindred hits if uiy love. And a falls the goMen soolight, O'ei our wrttcin fort! fite, Like an almost holy presence Comes thme image f.esh to met And thy gentle amiie f gieeti.itf. Young and happy voices meetiug As iu days of old 1 see. Thy sweet look of "calm endurance," And ihy w.od of kindly i hrer. Nestle in my head's deep lolding, A a jt-wel lieavored lai; And thy deeds nf love oniokra In my heait bath left a token. Dient with rrniMC sich and clear. IiPTSVILLE, I A.

E M. F. Fee Cor announertneut. Sjl if paid in advance; if not paid in adtaucr, $i.J OCT We aie icquested to announce Habvet Dates as a candidate foi Conucilman in the nut Waid, by MANY VOTERS-J-We are reqnrsted to announce Willis W. Wwcht as candidate f-r County Tieasuier, u!ject lo the deciiu uf the Whig Cud vetiti ti. Messrs. CturxAss & Spariv Pleae announce the name of Aiikr S?atiTti aa an Independent Candida! for the office of Plierili" of Marion County, at the August election, in favor of License, and oblign your friend, A UN ER SMITH. The Journal ami Lrwnrnotiro will please copy tha same, and send their bills to my office fur payment, and much oblige A. S. Iiidiuimpoli Wholesale l'l ices Current. Corrected Weekly for the Indiana Slut Sentinel, BY KIRLAND &. FITZGIEBON, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, AND WHOLESALE DKiLCKS IS Groceries, Liquors Tobaccos, and Produce, EAST SIDE OP THE DEPOT. B-aTCY-perlb. Hoc, round, 90.0fla4.OO (Shoulders, 8 50a J W Clear aides, i.UUai.bO Hams, o.nOaS.00 BEF.Fprr ewt. net, 3.jü4.U0 CJt.fPlKS per lh., 0.t6at).00 COTTOJf r-RJV 0.31a0 00 CJLXDLES per Ib., Star, OM MouU, 0.09oO.S4 COR-V JUEJlLhn., 0.3la0..V FLOUR per brl., 5.J5a6.iö Fürm-perlu Apples, grevn, O.OOal TO Apple, dried, I 150 00 Pearhes, dri.-d. I ?.M'2.t!0 Almonds, per lb., 0.1 5a 120 Räifinii.per box, CCOalU) FISIf Mackerel, No. 1, per brl. f:0i(0.00 No. 1, halr-'.rl., O.UlmUJiO No. l.qr.-brl., sOOal.'JS No. I, kits, e.')0t.0il No. 2, per brl., 00.1)0-12 '.0 No. 2 half brl., O.UOaTO-l No. :, per brl., 0 5ta0.ml Salmon, kits, 3.WW0 00 GROCERIES Brooms, 1.7Sa3.50 Lead, bar, O.OliaO.OO Lead, white, pure, l Aai.CO Lead, No. I, IJiöal.TO .l.lai.3 Uil, linseed. Oil, lard, Oil, sperm. Oil, Tanners', Turpentine, Beans, white, Totatoes, Onions, Cheese, Butter, roil. Lard. Beesx, Ginnenj, Tallow. GL.1SS per boi. Ö by 10, 10 by li, HJYprf ton. Timothy, CI vor, IR tV per lb. 0 Ü JaO.I O I.TSoOI-O 0 751.00 0.15o0.00 0.37 11.50 0 (Mil .74 OtkiU.OO O.COa().t)d 0,!lio(l.l5 U0.MO.05i 0 I'mO IS U.20aO 25 0.07aU.03 4.(oOCO 4Am0.O0 0.00! 0.00 O.liOuO.00 Ear, o.a.i'iO.031 Round nndsq're, O.OIiaO.051 FF-.1TIlERSst lb t;ajtirgiv .U,oioo.oi SP hg, . Ot a.OI .'i Axles, . 0.(i(l0.09 Anvils,' ' 0.14oO.I5 LE.iTIER Sole, per lb. 0,20a0.2J CallnLios.pr di. 19.00.TO 00 Upper. S3 OU30.00 Morocco, 20.00 .'J.OO 8 beep. 5,00S.OO LIQUORS per gal. Best Co. B randy, O.OOaO.30 ' Bert Pale Brandy, 3.37a3.00 Ambril- an B randy , 0.45i0.50 Holland Gin. OJiOal.50 Old Bour. Whisk. 0.60 1.25 Corn do-, 0.04O.-23 Old Mada. Wine.O.Ooal.SS PortWia, OOalS Sherry Wine, O.bOal.50 Claret Wine, O.OOail.75 Malaga vVine- OJiOalO NAILS per keg, lOd 3 7j4.C0 84 4.2Tu0.C0 6d 4.750.ti0 4d 5.3ÖAO.00 3d .25a0 00 Ri-ads, 40X10.00 PAPER ner ream. Wrapping, O.fiOaO.O') Foolscap, ?.00u3.2.1 Rob. Boards, gr. O.OOal.OO SEEDS perbu. Clover, 4.rO5,fO Fla I, 0.0(1 1.25 Timothy, O.OUaiüO B.'st, O.iiaQ 26 Ordinary, per ha. Wheat, n.irley, Rye. Corn, Oat. OROCF.RtES Coifee, best Rio, Su5r, N. O., Sugar, oaf. Sugar, crushed, iVa, O. P.. Tea, Impe.-Ial, Tea. V. ilysou. Pepper, Spice. Saleratus, Moliei. N O., Molfsse-, S. It., Tar, A.Cbrl., Tar, Florida, Tobaeeo, Madder, Indigo, Rice, Copperas, Rosin, Ginger, Cloves, Gunpowder, Soap, No. 1, Caiia, Alum, 0.1Ka0 2-.' 0 65 1.00 0 Co-iO TO 0 0t'(l 8;) ii.shoo ro O.Ja0.30 O.ltoO.14 CiJaOCW o.io,ai5 0.13a0.15 0 6i0 70 O.Viatl.Go 0.30al 00 O.IO0 JO 0.15.D.I7 OOCiaO.OO b.SaO.OO 0.40a0.43 0.(X)aä.bO O.lKlflO.OO o.i.mo.:o 0.130.1 1 00 1.15 n.o5io o O.II3c'l03i O.OJiofl.01 C.lla0.I?i 0.3!a0.40 6 i 'wO.OO O.O.mO.00 0.30o0.00 0 05a0 00 1.6JJ! 7 Nutmeg Wooden Backes,2.50a2.b0 SllCliWG A SU.IIMCU STYLES JE WE Lit Y. II. TALBOTT has Just received all the new style of Jewelry, such as Breast Pin, of various settings, fin er rings a very heavy assortment, ear-rings of entire new patterns, bracelet and bracelet clasps, gold pens and pencil, shirt studs, sleeve and collar buttons, gold guard, fob and vest chaina, at greatly reduced prices To public are invited to call and examine the stoek and price. 97-y Start eppntiU Brmenint'e Ilutel. FANS ! FANS! RECEIVED, onr firvt consignment of Fans from Ct. Etienn and Paris. They are ot the newest and most tasteful patterns; and In tha greatest variety. Our m.igatine In Indimupolis is in this department rich and well assorted. Prices S, 6. 10, 1 3, IS. 13, 20, S, 45, 50, ii SO, 75, 135, K, ?. 4"0. 5(H) and liOfl cents apiece, BRtNTANO k RUMP. April 16, IPSO QT-1 lnT TO THE LADIES! A FEW sets of CHARMS, a new and beautiful srtie'e forth f Ladies, which in brilliancy and a-.tractireness ia unrivalled. Gold Buckles and Slides ; Shell, Pearl, and shell Inlaid card caies; Silver and Hi ell Comi-s ; Gold book for chain, a new article ; All of v hich wilt be sold at much le rate than tber ran ba purchased elsewhere. W. H. TALBOTT. April 16. ia'0. 97 y XV 41 CUES ! LARfiE lot of Gold and Silver Watches; all aorta, sizes. 1 and price. Just received. 97-y W. II. TALBOTT. FAN ft! FA AS! WELL selected assortment of fine and fashionable Fan, Jr. wbicli cannot be beat for beauty or cheapness. Cal. ande them. 7 y W. h. TAI HOTT. SILVE1& U AECE. ft LARGE lot of TaMc. Deiert. Tta, Silver and Mustard 4 Spoona, Soup Lai'le, and Butu-r Knivea. warranto! a pare asdollais, at 97-y W. it. TALUOTT'8. FA LEO IV Eli V IIIGlilET'S IT1A1CULE YAien. rpHE work or tl:is yard, (a branch of which was lately in oprat ion at Indianapolis,) will lc executed for the preant season at Mad icon; where a great variety of first quality of Italian anJ American Marble, and the le.t Free Stone will always be oa band. Until the branch la resumed at tliia place, all order Irf at Mr. BraiUhaw' store, near the Madison Railroad Depot, or with J. 8. Willis, Ar bittet, will be promptly attended to. Work in the Cemeteries here will he set up in the best manner, and at Cincinnati prices. KALCONtR It HIS H ET. 90 3m Journal copy. lw,vv. m. .v i. i:ailro4I. f and after Wedne lay morning neat. 17th instatit, the paa- " seneer trains wl I lave Madison an l Indianapolis at 7 o'clock A. M , and arrive at 15 minute pait It, M. 97 Ue 1 JNO. BttOUOH, President. -a Q KRL Linseed Oil and 150 kegs White Leal received Jl tfc this d;iy and for sale low by D. CRAIOHEAO. April IS, 1350 97-y Tar sf I tiR0. B- A. Fabnestock Vermifuge Just received and tor sa in lots to suit purchasers, hy D. CRAIGHEAD. r tr!t?is Sethis. FULL an pply, and warranted fr eb. D. CRAIGHEAD. InOfi LUd.Rej Lead, a prime article just tccrtvrd by ,UUU or I). CRAIGIIE E.4.D. Dry GooIs. ITT E have just opened a fr su stock of 8iin Goods, to which we wiild invite the attention of our custouer and the public. We aiik to sell good in hsigs kit, and nuke II price jo right. 10 SMITH c HANNA. DR. GASTON If WAS nnn opened en office, one door east ot BROfTXMG'e ft a. HOTEL, where ba will be happy to see alt Ms old friend, and where all call will receive bis prompt attention day or night. 05-4tm Liquors V IV Ines. VSVXTE did not sell out hy the the M er January past, and what TV we nave remaining ha improved by age. Wa nffur for aale 100 bris ol I rectified WhUkey.30 brl Vrandy. Wine, Gin, A.c. fXJ-Grnrer supplard by the quantity, 06 SMITH fc HANNA. HOOTS AM SHOES. TTTE have j'it rrcrived about 800 pa:r tt varion qua I hie from v e stab liaht'd mai.afctuieis and offer them to the public and our tartorn rs at low rale a. ftt 8M1TH fc HANNA. CASH FOIl TTHEAtT WE are pajing the hijhasl market price In cash for rood Wreat. W J. M. BRAMWKLL fc o. NI;HT and Morniug.a novel, by Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, lost received y 00 I1QOII fc MIBLK. H" ATTF.R-DAY Pamphlet, e.lited hy Thomas Carlyle, No. I, JEd TUt Present Tlinei No. 8, The Hödel Prisons; forssteby M HOP I) fc NQHI.E. rsjiiE Life of Jobs Calvin, compiled from authentic sources, . Ä- anJ particularly from Iii eorrwpondenee, by Timms H. Lyer,jnn received i.y HOOD fc NOBLE. fir MITE Jacket; or tl World in a man-of-war, ty Herma ftieiviie. BS HOOD fc XOHLK. P TIE LECTION'S on Biitlrr1 Analogy. Palev'a Etidenre of Christianity, and Hill's leetnrr in Divinity, with two inIrodurtory leeture and four addresses, delivered In the new Colleg, EUiuLoreh, ey th Uts Thoma Chalmers. D. D., LI,. D 9C HOOD fc NOBLE.

St.iic f IiKli iit: Irlurioii County. la Till Slaaioa Cutit Cöuit, Aim Tix, lö50. I Chancery. Ohl Foot, anl CvntMi Ana B.iij;s, formerly Cyn'tii i Amu

roate, w!i aii.-a by h. r um anl ru.I nett f.-i-i.l, rodincK Bigs, v. Jaiopii lie fa roti., Abraham Krck, Philip V. deilwrt, t an l in her. ffT'lK ai J cit-Jan-lan'! A'iMhim Reck anl Philip V. Soil ert, ' .hit on th I0t Ii day of April, A. D. uplaiaanct Oli-d in the fit -aot'the clnk , H. ara liureny notifijil I.i0, tli a'Kre name I c-om of the Miriou Circuit Unurt. th.-ir bill of cormlniit ainst in-

seph Lef.ivour, for a reeiew of certain pro--re-l:nci and decree eurilv f. Iii payment of two hundred and forty iIhuimI dollar owon the um in a ceriaiu suit in chine--y, whereiu the aaid J- log to the Stale uf Indiana by the Weitieia ilank ol New York, at

ryt iiriaiu.i w..rumpniuiiil, nn.1 rjiDitid jvici I nu ipii.i . Yandu aJmininTaton or the e-t ite of OIk-I Koote, Jcced. and I others, were defendants, determined i.i s i l Marion Ci.cuit Court M-pli l.elatoitr w.ac complainant, nn.l S .mnel Merrill and I Ian lit , at the Otober term thereof ii the yeir rlgliteen bunJrcd and thirty-üx, kr.; and alto a upp:ein. nt to aanl bill or the anld complainant, iu hieb aai.1 U'le:iie it yon each nrn maJa defend anta iherto ; aa I the ime ar! now pin Im in faij Court. Tha unlets they appear and pl'sd, answer or ilemut to saiJ ipplctnenta' bill of coxip.aint. on or trfuretbe eallinc of ti e cause at the next terra of aaM Court, the same as to them n ill tie tarn aa Con!e-il. Attest WSt. 8TKIVART. t.'lerk. Walpold 4. Qnrl-, solicitors for complain nt. 9 3w sur.uirF'is stA BV vi-tne of a eendi to me directed from the clerk office of the M rion Circuit Court, 1 will (imca to pnalie ale on the 4th d.iy of May, HiO, atlii Court Hi ise do.r, city of Indianapolis, Mjri n county, within the ko ns precrihel hy law, the rents and profit for .even years ot the following real ctate, tu-wit : Ti.c eo-jth-vrest iUjner of section 6, townhip HI, range 5 east, cont.-iiniug 114 acres, with the exception of 3i arres ol" of the east i ol snid qu irter eclion, leaving subject to a!e 96 acre. And on tailur-to realize the, fall amount of judgment, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place ciioh the fee simple 6 :d rial esiate- Taken as the projierty cf Robert L. Wafpole, th suit of tue Ia liana Mutnal Fire I nun ranee Company. 5-t C. C. CA V1PBELI., SheriiT Marion Couwty. Mit;iii rs siLC. BV virtue of a rendi to me directed from the clerk's office ef the Marion Circuit Court, I uiil ex pone to public sale on tie 4th nay ol May. ISM, at the Court House door, city of Indianapolis, Marion County, u l.hin the hours prev:ri'..ed by law, tbe rem and profits tor soven yea s of the billowing real estate, to-wit : Ti e east half ol the north east quarter ol section 'M, in township No. 15 north, of range No. 5 east, and lots No. 13 and 14, in square No 2, iu !ac Harm's addition. And on (nil,ireto realize the full amount of Judgment .interest and rotU, I ill at th same tima and place expose tke fee simple ol said real etate. Taken asthe property of Thoma Moore, John Moore, and John Hunter, at tue suit of Thomas M. Smith and David Williams. C. C. CAMPBELL, 95 ts gheritf Marion County. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of two several eaecuiions to me directed from the office of the clerk of the Marion Circuit Court. I will offer lor sale at tbe Court House door, in Marion county, on the S7la day of April, 1850, between the hours prescribed by law, tbe rents and profit for aevrn year, id tbe following described real eotaoj, lo w it : lirgmniiif, at the northeast corner of out block number hi, on the donation lands adjoining Ilm town of lndinn.ipolii.eart of While river ; thence west on the line ot a:ut block 60 last ; tnenen snalli into feet, half the length of said block ; thence east 50 fret ; thence nonb to the place of linnin200 leett alsoili east half and the length of the lot lyins, between the old It rry road and the Cumberland nud. being a part or out mock ISO, nn in rtonation land aojotoiog tne town of Indiannpoli, east cd White river. And on f illure to realize Hie lull stimmt of the Judgment, inter, and cost therefor, I will at th mine tune and place otfer for sale tbe lee simple or said real estate. Taken as the pncwrty of rViltlam '. Vanblancum, at the suit of Adoliliu V'. flint,an' also at the suit of William 11. Thornton. O. C. CAMPBELL, 94 Is Sheriff Marion County. SIIEUIEF.S ALE. ßY virtue of three sever! e tec uliou to ma directed, two from the dir of the clerk of the Mnrion Circuit Court, and one from the office of the cleik of the Marion Jouit of Common Plea, 1 will offer forsMle at the limit Housa door in the csinty of Marion, ?t:e of Indiana, em the 27th day of Apri', between ibe boors prescribed hy law.lhf renUand piofiu for seven years of the (oll.iwioj drsrnlied real ewalr. to wit t Tha north-we Quarter nf section nine. (9) the north weM Quarter ol the soullt we-4 quarter cf section nine, (9) and the north naif of the raiib-aq inrur irt sect ion nine, (9) all in township sixteen, (lo; lartgs five, (5) in said county ot Alaiioti. And on la:liire to nulix the lull amojnl of iudtjnenta. interest and c,l will at the suite time and pl ice o.Ter Ux sale the fee Minile of aid ral est.ile. TiikMi In eteculion a the properly ol Jnsepu joiin on. at the suit of Uiney Short, John Emery, and Nelson Hatlsock 4 U C. C. CAMPBELL. SiierilT Marion C unty. SZlEI.IFI'ä SALE. erY vlnue f M.rej several executions lo me directed from the R5 rlerk' office oi the Marion Circuit Court, t will offer for sale at Ibe Cocrt Hue door In Marlon county. Slate of Indiana, on the 27tli day of April, 18 id, between the hour prescribed by law, the rents and profus for seven years', of the following described real estate, towit : T lie south-west o,uarter nf tha north west quarter, and the northwest aiuirur of the south east aunrter of section sixteen, (1(5) In town ship fifteen, (15) range four, () in Marlon county, State of Indiana. And on failure lo realise Ibe f.i. I amount of judgment, interest and tnAs therefor. I will at the same liiua and place oiler for sale lb fee Kttnule ot said real extaie. Taken in execution as the property of Banner Law bead, at the suit of Cotitnore l'lumtner, and Si muri II. t h.-ipnian, nt the vuit of George A. and Jacob P. Chapman, and at the suit of William Conner. C. C CAMPBELL, 94 1 Shenff Marion Connty. St.EttlFF'S SALE. Y viitne nf a wiit of execuiion and a sre bill lo me directed from j2 J the clerk's c ffice of the Marion Cirrnit Court, I will offer for sale on tlie 7tb day of April, 1S50, between the hour precribed by law, at the Court House door In the county of Marion, State of Indiana, ihe rent and proflu fur seven ears, ol the following described real estate, tow tt : Lota numbered fifteen (15) and twenty, (20) In tbe town of Moutt Pleasant, in said county ol Marion. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interest and cost tberelor, I will at the some time and place expose to suW Ute lee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Foster Keelr, at the surt of Jonathan Otborn. C.C.CAMPBELL, 94-1 Mienn .v. anon ouiuy. SllEIllFF'S SALE. Tt Y vittue of an execution to me directed from the clerk office of J the Marion Circuit Coort, and alra Irom tne ctera's mce ot rno j M.inon Court- of Tommon Plens, I v. ill ffrr ür aale al the Court House door in the county of Marion, Stute of Indiana, within the hour prescribed by law. on Ihe 27th day of April, 1S50, the rent and

proms lor aeven years oi me loiiowmg uescnoeu kh or parcel muu, county, Indiana .deceased, nave this any been duly granted aad to-wit: : issued to the unilerincd by the clerk of tbe Probate (ttrt of Tbe east half of W number nine, (9) in sq-inre or block number tuld county. Said estate is l-elieved to be solvent. Perronainixty, (60) in the town or Indimuipolis, county aloresaid. - debted to said estate are notified to make payment to tl e underAnd on failure lo realize the lull amount of iudsmenU, Interest and ,i7.i.l without dnlir. anil ihm tini claim. nriii ih.

Cost therefor, I will at the same time and place expose Ihe fee simple of aid real estate to sale. Taken In eiectilion a tbe property of Liaviu riDiru, at uie sun 01 jonn comps, ura m " '" Daniel Nne. CHARLES C. CAMPBELL, U4 I Miena Clarion county Sil Ei: IFF' SALE. r I'SOf, the Marion Circuit Court, I will expose to public sale on the S7ih day of April. If 50. at the Court House door in the city of Indi anapoiu, Marion couoty, within the hours prescribed by Inw, the rents and profits for seven years, of ihe following real estate, lo-wit : Fotly feet off of the north end nf tbe south hjlf of lot No. 11 and 12, in square No. 71, In theeilyof Indianapolis. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interest and cost, t will at the same time and place expose tka fee anni'le of said veal e-tate. Taken as tbe mperty of John Bre, at the suit of Geo. Weiand and Smiuel V. Woollen. C. C. CAMPBELL, 9l-i Sheriff Marion County. SIIEItlFl 'S SALE. virtue of a ven II to me directed from the clerk's office of 10, tangs S rast, and the east hall of the south-west quarter of section 8. townshin Iß. ransrs 5 ea't. em'Tacintr ia both tracts, tie south-west quarter of section 6, a above with ti e exception of 3J a-rc taken otf ol the east side of said quarter section, being su' ject to this writ 93 4 100 acres. t And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interest ond cokU, I will at th sara time and place expose the fee simple : or ssiu real esiate. t aken as tne property oi nooerx naipoie, Bl tne suit oi l iiui laurio. ,. j. smror,ui-. . . r i. ... m 1 1 r. i . . i n n i' 95-tS Sheriff Marion Conntr. Sale of Forte it est Laud. iN Satnrdiy, June 2id,l45l, at I o'clock, P. M., will be offered kJ for sile lo the . igliest bidder, at tbe Court House dour ia Indi-) anapnli, tbe hillnwing tract of lund.iltuale in Johnson connty, and lorleited to tbe College Fund, lo-wit : The wet half of the north-west quarter of section S23, in township ! I ... ."...'' J , '... 1 , , ' , . .i.,..:.. ., r. ... wv v.. w. 1 1 smph , of range 4 est, eoniaining rO acre. I iena. rive ye.irs cretin, witn inieresi at seven per cent. pnjsmo annmliy in advance. No bid will be received for a less sum than tlie amount uf tbe re valuation $450. and costs of advertising. E. W. H. ELLia, Auditor of Stale. fndiannpo!. April 10, 1850. Vrjfw MEW HOOKS! NEW II O OILS! ROSS &. RAY HAVE just received by Express, the following ; Hume's lllatoiy of England Harper' cheap edition. . L'feof John Calvin, by Thomas H.Dyer. Chainlet's Posthumous Work, volume y, edited by Rer. William Hjnna, LL.D. Sont hej's Common Pl.ice Book, vol. 3 and 4. Penilennls,-J vol, cloth Thackeray. White Jacket, or Ihe World in a Man of-war Melville. MJd and Morning, by tiir E. Bulwer Lytton. Latur Day Pamphlets, No. 1, Present Time; No. S. Model Piions ; edited by Tbos. 'rtyle. 9d 1EW IIAKEISY. rsrtuB aiidcrnigned having for the last eight months heen In fl. company with John E. Kingsbury, lias now commenced bnsines for himself, ra the $nenn4 IIjm Brick huilJtn) east nf tin Court Houttnar,nn4onlht neulh mid nf Main etreet. Having but nne trndt to liv by, he solicits a share of the public patronage, and will endenvor, carrying out the princip'e of live and let liv, to furnish BREAD, C.iKESu CRACKERS, both as to quality and price, to suit such as shall favor him witb their custom. T. J. FOOS. P. S. Crackers end Cakes by the wholesale. If the Cracker with the stamp of J. E. Kin;sbory, hith for the last eight months I have made, have eaten well, I bop now, bin I put my own stamp on, they will taste a good. Vfi-3w T. J. F. u ur i o a. Washington Street, opposite the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. 'THE undersigned respectfully inform hi friends and the nhlie iL I a general, that lis bas op-Bed ibis day a REJIDIJfO ROOM, where a large assortment of Eng'isb and German papers ara eon slanily kepL 'there ha hitherto been no bouse of this kind In tha city, and it la h ped th puhl will be disposed to sustain the enter prise. 1 1 will be my endeavor lo keep a well ordered and acceptable room. Give me a call. HERMAN HERKOI.D. Indianapoli, April 12, 1850. t-3w SrttAYED Oil STOLE.V, FROM my Farm, fisir mile from Indianapolis, oa the Madison rule roud, on the 31st of March last, a DO.Y MARE, three year old, rising fifteen hand high, never been shod. No particular mark s or bnti. ! remembered. A liberal reward will be paid to any on wb i will either return Iter, or give iuformation ao thai I can get her. NOAH W UOiT. Apti! 12, 1S50. 98 3w TO MEIIC.PAXTS. WE want lo parrhaae U goods at wholesale rate 2ti00 lbs rlran live Gees Fealiiet ; Una lb Bee Wax; - IjOJIh San; 40 In Paper Bags; .VA) lh Baron I 3000 lh clean No. 1 Lard packed. &m th B ittor packed : 1000 dozea Eggs. SMITH fc HANNA. " iT.iidiy'ä'ri:. WE have received a heavy stock of lendtnc ankle, uch a Fpsde, t hovel, manure and hay Forks ,'Scylhc. Sickles, PneHbss, line. Trice Chains. Collins' N. Y. Axes, Coff Mills, Harnes, Curry Csmh. Pen and Pocket Knlve, Table Knives and Fork, and lot of other article. N. B. We nave Bed Pans lor lb skk,nd a neat artlcls of phtonn. P.S. W ar 111 A ent for Brandreth's Pill, wholesale and retail. 9(1 SMITH fc HANNA. TO FAUMEItS. WE ahi.lt pay cash Cir Wheat. Ry, Outs, Flveed, fcc, Ihrrmga- ' out th season. M SMITH fc HANN A,

lon,01 Kou,r.t' 1 "P? t .,v.fil iTou'r! 1 fBMIE Partnershiii heretofore et.-ti, between Davis fc Ray I 4:h dy of .Mav. 1850, t the Court House door, within the hour, j t(0 Book ,usi'a ,nU d ilillolrti ,,y mutu,, conent preMril.edby l.Withe ren:. and profi; for .even year, ..r the . Th( ba,inest of firm iU be clotei by the undersigned. following real estate, to-wit ; Anr.l tt low r it nivts I The west half of th south-west ouarter of section . township Aprd lt. 1840. L.B.DAVIS.

orncTAi.. GEOUGl.i LASDS FOR SALE. rT,HE anitrryignea, in niretiarwe of a joint rraoluuon of the hrnrrx I Airtnbljr of the State Indiana, apiiroved January 16th. 1819,

aniiiotizins, lite U.iyh or A sent of isle to sell the lntiu toa MjIb of Im lana Intiu tim ilnngi LamU, will rrceiv propo-al f. j all ine iiitrreait l lie Male of Indiana DM in and lojy.ee manor tt oti of Lnni, situated ia lb countif oT'lVfatr, Mnn'g nerv. P I, and Lntireu., in the Mate .f Umraji, briit$ opwaiJ uf tkrr humilrtd tkaMmdmcrt nf tm4,.i lo hm valuuhie tiniber. Tb aowve In ml waa obtained from the GeorcU Luuibrr Unninnr.ii i:t."vier. rroposal for the pnrclMJe ol niil land will 1 received . . , ...... . . .. .... by i he iixlrraifHett at ldianaii., ll. Tins bigtvj bidOot lor the in imin in nr4 any ot jaHurr, k-rr ot the Slate in aaid land. win receive a conveyance under an act of ib General A-mblyeoo-Aruiinx ibe sale: and no put of the purciiase money will be required anin tne sale ia counrawo. JOSEPH A. WHIG II T, QwtrmT f ldUn. Indianapolis, February 21, 1S50. Omca or Tacsvat or Ptts, I aouiaawü, Fnirnr SI. Gov. J. A Wucht Deer Sir I have examined the reeieihi in this cilice, and find thai no pawn- nt wliairver has been nude lo tue funs treasury oa acenaiit of the sale of lbs tieorria Lauds. I am, very tespectlnily, yonr obedient set vans, f33me JA.UEi r. DKAKE, Trtsrnr nf StnU. The Journal of Coinmeite, New York, and Conitutloiialii, AuiiMa, CeoritU, will rive the alaive six wre-ly insertions, and feud bl la In this ihre for liiii!aiion orriciAL. . SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. . rpHE underigfMd, ia pursuant eof an act ol' the General Assem. bly.auproveo Januaiy S I. i50, beiiui au act eiititUxl -aa act tn.irovble for the sale of a portion of so, 'l ire. No. 25, In the town of Indiananolls, lor the ptiriKKe of erecting thereon buildinca tor Ihe ueof Ihe Indian t Central Medical Colleg," will receive proposals anl il Ihe first day nf June next, Ii one arre of ground, Sil waled ia the north-west coiner of square No. twenty Ave, (.'5) in Ibe town ol IndianamilM. aid Ut ol land ha been iorled by James BlaCe. Calvin Fletcher, E. .N. Shinier. I. Magulre, William Sullivan, and W. II. Mori won, to tbe sum of thins five hundred and sixty sax dot Mrs. No bid will be considered for leas than tbe appraised value. The property will I old on a credit ot tttnt ytr,th pure barer pay nil interest annually, and the contract wrl be subject lo be confirmed or rejected by the next Uen-ral AtwuiMy. Jal'll A. WKIGHT, Gnvernnr. Indianapolis, February 26, lr50. fS-Uw.Tm Journal copy. Iiblic .titife -(ifoiia L-.imis. rHE nnuVmigned having purchased frotu the State of Indiana all H. the interest, right, title, rl:iint or demand which I lie paid Stats had oi possessed in and lo fifteen bundled shares of laud, amnn ot itic to upwards of three hundred thousand acres. situated in lite St.te of Georgia ."lying ia the counties of Telfair, Pulaski, Moiitromery and Laurens." These lands were obtained by th Slat of Indiana from tha Georcia 1 timber Conip.iny, and are aid to be valuable for timber, being accessible by navigation. l n underlined propose to aeil the ahove land oo reasonable term. Persons wish In lo purchase, can Inquire of tha owner residing al Patriot, BwkserUnd County, IndianaAll persona are hereby notified i rtin purchasinc the above prcperty from any otliei persoa or authority than the siihscnber. niAttria k. Gnn. Iadiampolis, March 5, 1850. 86 6w STATF. OF IM-DlAJA,TO-WITt l.l tiarles II. Test. Secretary of Suiafttrtlte Ptata of Indiana do hereby certify that it appear from the record in my office, that Pari L. Dunning, Governor of lue Mate or Indiana, in pursuance and ia areordanee with a joint resolution of lite Oeneral Assembly of tin Stats of Indiana. approved J.inu iry la. 18J9, 'autbortain Ilia Oovrrnor or Agent of Mute to make ;.le of all or any real esiate owned by the Slate of Indiana in the State of Georgia." did on Hie fifth day of March, 1849, tell to Martin It. Creea. all the rieht, title, tnteict. claim or demand of any kind or character which tn 8ati isT Indi ana bad lu and to nueen hundred shares of land in Ihe Slats ot Georgia, commonly called the "Georgia Lands," which tbe State of Indiana obtained fro:n the Georgia Lumber Company, amounting to upwards of three hundred tiiousand acres iiore or tec, lying in lite counties tf Telfiir, Montgomery, Pulaski and Iurens, iu said Slxla of Ucorsia,lor the sum ol one lliiawaiid dollars; and that the pur chase money wa fullv paid to the ui'l Pstis C. Duniiins. on the th day of November, 1819, und that on the first dnv of DecemSer, le 19, the said Paris C. Dunning, as O-rvernor of the Slate of Indiana, riecutrd a d?ed for the aliove describ! projierty to the aaid Martin K. Green. In testimony whereof, I have urrennto et my band arid affixed l. . Uie seal nf lite Stale of Indiana, at Indianapolis, this tin day of March A.D. 1850. CHARLES H. TEST, See retary of Stole. ltitliitiiu State Eaiivi-&ily. IN answer to lrequert inquiry, th 1 following statement is made. The Summer session will open on Thursday the second day of May. and will close on the 14ih day of Aesua. It ii desired that atndeuts intending to enter the University should be present on the very first Any of the session, and remain until the last day. A part from the necessity ol such presence to teal and success in stu ty. t'-e habit of punctuality and order If it-, self a most important pjrt of e.lur ioo. Parent and guardiitn i ahould bear it in miu I, that in iiermittin;; a nrant ot punctuality j tuner in entering or in leaving tne u.iivermy, iney are uoing their sons and wards an essential injury in the work of education. The rate cf tuition is to tMoe la tha college classes eicht dollars; to those in the preparatory classes six dollar. Two students, a heretofore, are admitted upon the certificate of the county board, free of tuition. Tbe price of boarding is from oa dollar to one dollar and a hair per week. 94-4 a ia A. WYHE, Pre. Ind. University. Administrator's Sale of Fcfcr Smock's Estate. ISVTOTICE is hereby given, that on Friday, the I9'.b day of ApV ril. lt-50. the u idi Tsii'iied administrator ol the estaleof Pe- : i ter Smock, deceased, will sell at public miction to the highest bidder, at the residence of the deceased iL Pike townxhip, Marion ' county, Indiana, the personal property belonging to the estate of , said deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, corn, oat , farm- I ng utensils, household and kitehen furniture, with various other ! i articles too tedious to mention. j 7naj nf Suit On all sums over three dollars a credit of twelve i months will he give', purchasers giving notes with approved se- ! canty made payaM without any reliel whatever Irom valuation I il Hpjiiuiseiuciit ounia ut mica noiisra euu unuer vasu in Äj , cj, 25. band. Sale lo romiience at 10 o'clock, A. M l-3w SAMUEL I SMOCK, A lm'r. IV tor SiiiorUN Estate. -uxTOTICE I herebv riven, that letters of administratina on jj the estate of Peter mock, late of Pike township, Marion ! WI, je eir claims in tho clerk's oilice of the Probate Court ! .foresaid, within the time limited by law, properly authenticated f r set'lement. SAMUEL L. BAIUCK. Aam'r. March 25, 1850. 9l-3w A OAKt). IIESSKS. ROSS fc RAY having become our auccessor in 111 ,ha Rrwik anil Slili.owr 1. . ni. k-r lh. inliu. IK.. ' oeijt We recommend them to th confi leo-e of our friends and patron, aud to all who may wish to ninke purchase in their line. aiUK.KlU.V K TALUUTT. The undersirned hsvin? purchased tbe entire stock of Morrison k Talttott, wilt continue tbe Book and Stationery business, under she titlo of Ro fc Ray, at the old stand, one door west of Brownin's and would solicit, and hone to merit a continuation of tlie patronage extended to tli late Sim. THEODOUE A. ROSS. I CHARLES A. RAY. Indl tnapolis, March 25, 1S50. 9Uy CII.iREES R. DAVI!. tUCCESdO!t to Davis It Ray, will continue Ihe Book Business izJ In all its various branches at the old stand, one door nest ol Craighead's Drug Store, where can be found at all times a general assortment of Medical, Law, tfchonl. Classical and Miscellaneous Books; also Blank Boosand Stationery in every vhriety, t the lowest pries, whole-ale and retail. 83-tf NOTICE 58 hereby given, that, under and by virtue of an art of the Gen-' eral Assembly of the State of Indiana, sutitled Aa Act to i. 1,1 UVI ,JbV IUI P-F II VI IVtUUMI nWVIW authorize the formation of Voluntary Associations, approved Jan. uary -JTtli, 13,'7," a company has been formed and organized hy j article of Association, by and under the name of the Indianapo- j Ii Christian Chapel Cnmany, for the purpose of building and, maintaininr a Christian Chipel or Hone of Worship rbrthe' christian Congregation in the city of (ndiannpnli, in tbn State of Indiana. juii. m. DKiMvvtLii, Fecrttarv of the Board of Tiuttees. Indinnapolis, Ap-il lt. TS-V1. B3-!tw w II ISSO LUTION. mtir ..u..vi. 1....1.C.U ..i;. .. t. if,- lfmtllilliP I I pnii iier.H ijj iicicii'liil V r aiviiii g hiii.vi ii' im" i w.i.-ii.i u .1 c PRATT, waa dissolved on Ihn Ihib instant, ny mutual cnsent. All unsettled business of the firm will be seUb-d by J. t. Pratt, who will commie the busine,and all who are owing aaid fiim are requested to make payment Immediately. J. S. Pit ATT, SUCCESSOR Iii f Imrpe Jr. Pn't, ia now rereivlnga full ussnrf. menl of BOOTS, SHOES. IIATS, CAPS. LF.il UER, SHOE. FIM"DIA(3 fcc. to which he would invits attention. I have a large stock of desirable good of Spring and Summer style, at fair prices, and hope to be aide to satisfy those f.ivoting me witb a mtt, and also to merit the confidence and patronage so liberally bestowed upnu tbe Lie firm. Stt tf LAUIES FANCY STOIIE. Tabs. Gloves. Pocket Handkerchiefs. Beautiful comos. ViMno-s, wide Black bilk Laces, Lawns, Gimps, Button, Jenny Llnd Braiils, (Jlovo, Nccdl wrought Capes, Collars, Cuffs, under Sleeves, ?ilk Illusions nnd Dress Goods, all of whi h will be sold very low for rash. Stamping done for braiding. 034f AKEIIITECTEUE. riJtllR niwiersigned respectfully announces to lb public, hi pro-M-fesskinal business, as aa Aichitetl. He is ptrpaied lo draw p(sn and prepare sp.-ciftcat inti of all kind of buildings, as Churches, Kchnol. Store a nd Dwellin Houses; sud, ia fact, to perfis-m any thing apperta ining to hi profusion, at tha abratest notico and oa mndeiate term. He will also siipriin'end tha erect ion ol sny bnildint entrusted to bis rare, and guaranty ha perCeet and speedy completion. Addrtin Heidence of Mr. Giognwoidt, outh ol Norn' corner, oa Meridian etreet. west side. , 81-lf GERSTMEVER, Civil Engineer. 1'hice of utorv iti.int c i:i. fWHE undersigned wilt now U a first rate article of warrantM el Pittsburgh Iron at the following rates, vis : Fir Iro, three and a hilf cent per pound. Won Pattern, thi-ee and three qnaib-reent per pound. Carria e Patte n, four cents pr pound. Bogry Pattern, four and a quarter cent per pound, and other ires in proportion. ' Seventy tons on hnd and for at the above rates by yq.?.w THOMAS BUI ST. S gn of the Red Anvil. NEW PLANK ROAD. fTIHE BROWNSHt'RGII AND INDIANAPOLIS PLANK X ROAD COMPANY bere'iy give notice lbs the hooka for the stiiiscription of sto! k are t ow open for CO day from th 1st ol March, Id .0. Sulacr'ptiona wiü be red ive-it by Jons Cablisli, Ec , sthij mil in 1n.!inn;Jtlis ; la Warn towmhlp, Marion coiAity, by Jaxss Jsn on,' Eq. ; In Bro'watbnrrh. Hen-j-b k county, at Gars t Co.'s store ; alt, in the vicinity ol Brownsburgh, bv B. M. Loo and A. ALctaausa. Esqrs. P4- June 1st. lo-irn ! copy houses wam i;i. 7 ANTED 140 Horse for the U. 8. Draeooa Service. Th highest cash plir wiil be ruild. JNO. LOTE.Rciit. Qr. Mr. 1st Dragoon. Indianapolis, March. 1R50 ftj-rUi lotnestc CatxMls. 4454 fin and heavy brown mti-llni 5 4, 4-4, 6-4 sad at 1 1-4 "leached sheHing and hirtinr, pillow ease mualira. tl- Vinr, bleached and rown drills, Ma-nhester gingliama, Marseilles q iltu, checks, cottons le, w-l annsuatly largeqnaa tit's, I't't received and for sale as cheap as ih e l.espett, bv ' 13 SKATON St IHlLM.N.

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f.A 1VST received, at the Ladies' Fanry Store, a variety 'jtSa.'' of failiion.itde Spring Uoods, consiMins ol New i5til Sljle Straw, Chip, and Psmilla Braids, Bonnets, Cbildren'S Bonnets and Hats, Ril.bons, Artiricial Flower.

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TO COS Til A CIO US. TUItSl'IKE LETIIINC-S. SEALED proposal wi I be revived in Rising Sua. Indiana, nnlil 8 o'clock, A. M, on relneday, April 3Uh, lor the gra luation anl bUtiui of ten m.les of ta Rising Sun Turn- ) tke, including some McAdamizing, heavy Masuu and Wooden S .peistiu. tu'e. Tn line will ! e shown, no;e- r at, and 'cessary expLmaiious made on the grounrl during the two preceding days by J.VO. 8. WILLI A Mi. ' E.igineer and SuperinbmdenL ty order of tit Board of Directors. A. C. TEPrER, President. A. C. Dowxir, Secretary. UUiug Sun, lu.iiaoa, March M, W0. ALSO: u?E.LEDrroposal4 will le rrreivel l.t Veyay,lal.,nta 10 vV A. I,oo Swurrtay April ITih, lor the gra luution. briJmj and o'A laioirins of trom five to eight mile of the evay Turnpike road. Tl e line will : a tboo n, note read, and necessary explanation; vea during t.:e two pr-vioos das by JOS. 3.4WILL1.A.Mj, K.nj:neer a-.J SuperitilenJcnu By order or the lloar.1 of Dire. tors. JOHN F. DUFOCR, PreslJtfnl. PaaakT Dcroun, Secretary. ArraugemeriU are in progress and it i confidently eapected that -oi esce-ding five utile of the G er,t Turnpike iu Carroll county, Keatncky, precisely oppohe Vevay, Indiana, will be M w- Ihe sain day, aud Under simi ar circumstances as the Vevay Turnpike. This roud also t be graded, bridged and M'Adamlzed. Contractors will find it to their advantage to attend th'se Mtings, aiidiin a lootm- here as aucu improveiseut are rapidly piniiiiij up '.htoughout the whole country I ei ea'.ioul. Tiiealtove places are among ti e most plenteous and hea thy parts of the coun-ry. Then was no prevalent cooler, at either place !at season j not even general derangement of tbe bowels as at ot.'ier places. 94 t.tpg7 JXO. 8. WILLIAM, Civil Engineer. GUOCERIES! WB have Just rrretved a heavy stock of 3nd boorht with casta, which we offer at wholesale and rt-ull for cash or produce oaly, al low rates. Among our merchaudiae w:l I be ftaiadHI bbds prims and good fair M O Sucars, 15 oris Loaf. Crushed and Powdmed do 25 brlt N O Molasses add 8 H 8ymp ; 6 brl Madder, Copperas, and Allum ; 5 brl Eastrra Saleratus ; 3u anckage Kaiain ; 15 drum Fig ; 10 brl Norm Carolina Tar ; 30 half and quarter brl Mackerel ; 2000 pound Cou.m V ra ; 500 pound Batting ; -IHM) pound Bar and Pig lead ; 51 bundle Wrapping Paper ; :t:l boies assorted Candle ; SO qr boies choice 'l ea ; 10 dozeu Bed Cords , 1-2 dozen painted and rarnirhed Bucket; 30 bag Rio and Java Cilfce ; 16 malt Cinnamon ; 50 bote Summer Candles; 15 bote Pa!m and roinmon Soap ; 6 bacs Pepper and Spire. We havaalsa Cocoa, C bouts' ate, ground Tspper, (round Mustard, ground Ginger, and a gieat iiiiiiil'cr of smaller ariick- In the line. VVe solicit orders which shall executed wiiii care aocredtf . 6 g JI TH fc HANN A. ELECTION IVOI IfJK. rpHE voter of the city of Indianapolis wi:l take notice, that an elrciia:i for one Councilman in each Ward, for the several Wards of this city, will take place on Saturday, the S7th day of April, 150, at the following named places, and that the following named gentlemen have been appointed Inspectors of Ibeir respecU iv Wards, to-wit : The election in the 1st Ward, at John Little's Hotel. Daniel Keel), Inspector. Sd do., at tbo Court House. Henry P. Coburn, do. 3d do., at Martin M. Ray's Hotel, J. M. W. Langs-tale, do. 4th do at District School House, Thomas McCiamrock, do. 5ib do., at Epy fc Sloan's !op, Wm. D. Wygant, do. 6th do., at Wa&hineton Hall, J. Vanblaricum, do. 7tii do., at District Srhooi House, Samuel P. Daniels, do. I he voters of the several Ward wiil take notice, that it has beu enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That no person shall e allowed to vote at the annual election in aid rity, who shall not have been assessed, and actually paid a corporate tax, for the year next preceding that whereiu he (.hall offer to vote. By order of the CoU'w-il. WM. ECKERT, President. Jas. T. Roscrts, Secretary. 9 VlApV'7 IftOSS V RAY, ' ( SUCCESSORS TO MORRISON TALBOTT ) RAVE Jtisd, received by Expres from New York, the lollowing new book : Redwood, a Tale. G. C. M. Sedgwick author's revised ed. Memoirs, Lertei and Poems of Bernard tUrton. . The Angel World, by P.J. Itailey nutbor Featos. Mahomet' Successors, by Washington Irring. Ladies' Companion to the Flower Garden A. J. Downing. VVomau's Friendship, a story of Do-.nr-stic Life, by Grace Aquila. Dictionary of Mechanics, Engine Work and Engincetiaj, in successive num'-eis, edited by Oliver Btrnr. Memoirs of Life and Writing of Dr. Chalmers, in 3 volumes, by Rer. Wm. Hanna, LL. D., his son-in-law. All at Sew York prices. - 95-y

JEENSU'Al-E, WE have purclnedon extraordinary low term. 10 boxe Pint Flask; 12 eo Quart Flask ; 30 do -Gatton, Gallon, i do Glass Jars ; S3 do 4 and pint Tumblers ; I box Molasses Cans; 3J I oxea SX10 and 10x12 U's, thick aud clear; S ernte Queeusware. Tbe Uta waie can be sold at Pittsburgh prices, without adding transportation. We would call the attention of dealer lo it We will retail a aett of Tea and Coffee ware containing 41 piece for $150, being the wholesale piices at Philadelphia. We will retail an elegant aett of Gold and Flowing Blue ware containing 44 piece He-So. Come and see them. 85 SMITH fc HANNA. OFFICIAL. "yjTOTICE Scaled proposals will lie received at the office of 1 Secretary of Mate, until the 20lh day of April. 11-50. (or dlstributinz tbe Lnws and Journals of the last session of the General Assembly, in the several counties composing each Judicial Circuit of the Stat. 'Contract with separate person for each judicial district will b made, aud bond and security required for the laithful performance of the contract. J. P. DRAKE, Treus. of State. E W. H. ELLIS, Auditor of state. CHARLE- II. TEST, Sec'y of 6 Ute. March 30, 1850. 91 3w A CARD. Se. Jvlury's Seminary. MISS CLARA F. JOHNSON, Principal. THE public are respectfully cautioned against a report somewhat current, of the probable discontinuance of t he above Institution. There is no foundation for such a report. The Seminary was never more flourishing, nor its prospect fur Uäefulnes and permanence more encouraging. S. Mnjor, J. Morrison, E. Kitcl en, V. C. Hanna, O. C. Johnson, W. II. Morrison, J. B. McChesney, Gen. W. Meats, Charles Cox, Trustees. Indianapolis, April 4th. 1850. 04 3w S1'HI(1 GOODS! rpilE undersigned are now openings large and well selected A stock of Merchandise, which will bn oliV-reJ at wholesale or retail, on the most reaxona'de term for rea.ty pay. They are prepared to supply Grocer and Countiy Merchants with Groceries. Glassware, and Yankee Notions, and to furnb-h lilacklmil!. and other with every description of irsa and Steel at low rate. Particulars next week. SMITH fc MANNA, April 5. 91 Opposite Branch Bank. MISS BLANCHES POPULAR BOOKS. A TRAP to Catch a Sunbeam, by tha author of "Only, "Old Joliiro," fcc, price 525 eenU. "ONLY," by the author of "A Trap to cstch a Sunbeam," fcc., price 25 cent. The moral nf the story is the danger of Tempts--tions, which are thought to le too small. "Only a shilling," "Only for Once," fcc-, just received by ROSS 3r RAY. 94-y One door west of Bro nine's. " 20 DAYS' NOTICE. fBlHE Stockholders of the INDIANA COPPER MINING EL COMPANY are hereby notified that there will be a meeting of said Company on Monday evening, the 32d day or April, 1850, at Teal fc Roll's tore; to elect Directors under tl: charter, and transact other important business. ISAAC II. ROLL, PETON W. NUKRIS, Trustees. JAMES W. YANDErt.) March 93. 150. . l-3w"aw mssoEir tio. of iaiit.ekshii. rpilE cop. rtnersh'p heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the stjle of A. Pope fc ISon, ia Ihisday dissolved hy mutual eonsenL Tbe account of the late firm will be settled by either, and the name of the firm used for that purpose. A B N K K p-j p p January 31, 1810. B0-3mo wfcsw EDWARD 8. POPE. " HATS! HATS! A GOOD aswwtasent of Silk, Brush and VuVrla Data ; also, BlKk, Brown, Green and Pearl, Baena Yista and Calilomia Hal, for sale low at McGINNlS'S, next door to Yande a Leather Store. if you want a good Cap, and a cheap one. Call at McGINNlS'S, nearly opposite Biowning's Hotel. 85-tf LUV NOTICE. ABRAM A. HAMMOND and HUGH O'NEAL havinr. lis med a co partnership iu tlie practice of Law at Indianapoll, will attend to all professional business entrusted to them in the Ucrinr and circuit courts. They will continue in the ofTSce heretofore occupied by H. O'Neal, where on of them may at all time be lound. March 9. SU If HAMMOND fc sO'NEAL. FisEu rAiii:: seeds. JUST received and for sale a general assortment of superior O--dtn Seeds, warranted 10 be Iresh and to tie of the finest speeimens. They were raised and carefully put up cyJ.K. fc L. F. Parker, Fre.lonin, New York. Call at tbe drug store of M-if A. F. MORRISQV. WANTED, Ifl finfl BUSHELS Corn, 5,000 do Oats, and ny quantity of J UjUUU Butter. Lard Egs, Feathers, Km, Country Linen, Country Surar, Country Molasses. B.icon, and also many other articles In the produce line, for which we will nay the highest market price. 9i J. M. BRAMWELL fc Co. A HOOK FOIt EVE KIT lOUXJ JT1 AX ! sar-sHOl'tSII'I'S lor a Young Man. a Lecture delivered beJorethe J8. Boston Mercantile Library Association, by Horace Mann, price 25 cents, Juat received by ROSS fc RAY, p y One door west of Browning's. I II OX. WE have just received a Urge addition to our former t.a-k. manufactured f.-om 1 enneee Hkmms, and warranted a superior article. We will sell bar iroo at 3J cent and wagon patterns at 4 rent round. We have mads arrangement for aa a-upl npplf. We rfler this excellent article at vi ry low rales, and sou ciltx attention of esh purchaser. ,,,. . . . April 1094 SMITfl fc HANNA. IV4LU LEAF HATS. w E ofl" r for sale aay 50 dozen, wholesale and retail. 06 a Ml I II St t1A.A.i.S.. FOW DER V SHOT. " OdTfc WHOLE and hair keg of ch ! brands, lor aale low. sfljT aOhfigsfbot.hy 90 SMITH fc II4NNA CIDER VINEGAR 1 DRLS. Cider Vinegar on hand and lor sale low al My W. II AN NA MAN'S Drug f tor. Id TOFFEE AIAD M CiAIt. Cm T BAGS CoBr. 20 barr.s 9ugar, in do Molasses ; for sal 19 by PS J. M. BRAMWELL fc Co. Ql'lCtt YEiST. NEW and supei lor article, warranteJ. Jdt reeetved and tt sale. 9J J. tt. BRAMWELL It Co. PUHL CIOEU irVKiAIt. A FIRST rate article constantly oa hand and for sal hy 9 J. M. BRAMWELL fc C. HOOTS AND SHOES. C f CASES' Hoot and Shoes, Jost reeehred a td fog sale. .SuV Vi e sa J. M. BRAMWELL fc Co. DrsT rarelved. Heme's History of England, vo'ama 1, ew being publish I by Harnar and Brotbar. 94 ' HOOD fc NOBLE.

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KELLOGG V YA.VDR.S, GRATEFUL for fr.wner very libersl rm'ronae, wild wia katrwa that lltcy cootinne lu keep a full aapiy of abov Su;ieiior Cookttttr Stovrs, Toyetber with nuir other pattern, of which ao bUrr atlestaiioa 1 nerdnd than reference to tbe follow ing ausnng tbe many who testify lo it aarivaPed qiiaiilles. Mas to i I'ocütv. Samuel Merril, lletvey lUles. Wm Qtiarle rVmuel Hannah. Edward McCune. Jesse Jones. D S Watd, J S Dunlop, Mrs Goldsbury, Jim W Hamilton, Hanl Kinp-r, (hu CubInson. Arthur Vance, 1 bo, E Holbiuok, A A Lrmrlni, Robert Krovt atuf. Deaf and Dumb Asylum, lnane Asylum, John McF-ll, Re F C ilotly, J Johosoa, and any number of .tber nte rxssid be given. HzaoaiCKs Coostv. Jame Ductn, Joseph Moni, Aa Ballard. J f Ma:l(Ck,ClMReyn(d,G C Wat erou.se. C a rtto Barnct, Robert Dow nard, Henry Roger. Joseph Mendlnali, Wm Lhiie. HaiscocK Coo!tv Oha U Alberto, Jesse Allen, WillUaa Aaerck, Semuel Shock ley, J Dye, J lielany, fcc. JoHtso Couxtv PhJiip Dean, Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughs, Robl Lyons, fcc IUMri.Toa CdOstT. Axari..h Dinning, S Howard, J WilliaaM. J Davis, Ktrnaby New by, J antes Tresu-r. Hhcv couiTr UoltHoq;h,D Smith. Boos coo stv IlentvM Marvin J Ruraly.tl MilW-rl Hpeacer.J fSmith, George Shoemaker. Jtcob Jbhns,Joaatban fccolt. HowaaoCooary. Joseph D.fhorp.slierifr. Pctham Cochtv. Isaac Lawrence, J Smith, Plrader.C Call J Davis, lohn Savage. Oisr Tin sät! Conner Business is still asmosy a ever; and our han.ts are ready and berry lo wait upon those vh i deiteanything ia our line. Cash for olj copper and bras as usuttl. KELLOGG fc YANDE3, I Bisa of tbe Padbck aad Conk Stove. ILUACE. Protection Fire nnt 3Inrlnc Insurance Couii;iiiy or Ilartfvirti, Conn. INCORPORATED IN 1825. Annual Premiums. CfTr'f and Surplus Fund $1.000,000. rtpHIS eld and responsible Com pany continues to issnepotlrk Ja. on tiie most favorable terms on dwelline Louses. bousrLold furniture, stores, stock of goods, warehouies, and coiitebts, null ana snanuiacToiiea,(.e. Stc, asaiost L.s or Daititstje Sy Fire; Also, on goods, wares and merchandize, atrainst th httard ot IXLAXD TRAXSPOR TA TIO.Y. nad Dims the CARGOES OF SL1 VESSELS. Simon Yande, Esq., having resigned the egency for this old and responsiMe office, and tha abcrioer having bee duly ap pointed hi successor to the arenr r. i now ore oared to iasua noli- ie in both th Fir and Marine Depart ut on th Boost favorauie term. The Protoction Insurance Company having. In the last 95 years, pnid sseay muUitnt nf dnilmrt at their several aceacie thrcugbout the United States and tl.e British Provinces, bve es lal liiieda jusi reputation for solrenryand fair-dealing, which challenges com par ikon with any oth-r insurance company on th continent of America. The annexed extract from an article oa Ihe subject of Insurance Companies, taken from the "New York Day Book," exhibits briefly the standing and policy of tbe 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 Cr.re, discretion, rigid honefty.and unvarying Slice, a ith which they have formed and managed corporations of this description. As Hartford Hank nr inntranct Crmpciff hnt evtrfailtd! These Companio base lor more thaa a whole generation scattered their risks in nearly every State of tbe Union, and have never failed to pay the innumerable loese whirh they have insured againstAll loams arising npon policies issued by the nndctsirned, will be promptly adjusted and psid at the General Agenry Office, loCated at Cincinnati, O. A large portion ol' the funds of the Company, (including II premiums received at tbe Western, agencies,) Is deposited with tbe Gem ral Agent of tke Company at Cincinnati, lor tbe payment of Western and Poutbern lossts. Anpiyto WILLM IV. WRIOUT, Agent for ihe city of Indian spoils, and for Mari.. connty. 73 3moi wttsw WABASH AIVD EH IE CAME LAJNDS. SALE OF 170,000 ACRES. rjpHE Tnisteesof th Wabash and Erie Canal will offer for sale, at JL tlIand Office in Lrgineport, on tlie ioth DAY OF MAY NEXT, 170,000 Acre of Und. These Lands have bee.i selected w 1th great care, and are gene rally Oral rate farming land. They will 1 sold in trad of 40 acres, tsmore to suit purchasers. Tlie Innds are situated principally oa the counties nt Lake, Porter, Marshall. I'uiton, Pulaski, While, Jasper, Benton Tippecaui, Cns and Walis-h. The nttinbers and tiruip-init oftheltxs bsrcale, cm be bad on apj,!irv.l ton to John W. Wright, Clerk of tlie Land Office at lx rinn, at any time after tbe first day of March. These lands pre p;ried from' $1.23 to $3 per arrs. Term of ale Cue h . From the above aale wiil be reserved those U u tracts of lead, which at tbe time of the aelectio- s were improved or ccf,ir,od which were selected under an arrangement w it It the late Tiustee. CHARLES BUTLER, I . Office of the Trustee of the Wahanh and Erie Canal, t Tasaa IIsctk. Dec. 17th, ie49. ( 4-tJ STEEL FEOEliBiS ! rtrtHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform tt ajj. Farmers ol Marion aud adjoininc counties, that he is t.ow rec ivtng from th celebrated mriniifartorv of TLirmond. Hunter fc sV Co., Ciacii.uii, the toilowing Steel and Cant Mould Hoard Piouciis, viz : 100 No. 7, Right and Left handed Steel riou;hs, with and vi(hut cutter. 30 No. 7, Right and Lrfi handed "Roberts' Sod Plough, wilt) cutters. 30 No. 7, Rieht and Left handed "Stoont improved Plouth. 30 No. 7, Right and Left handed Hautet V Bod P.ough, with Cutters. 30 No 6, Steel Mould Board Plough. 50 No. 8, Cast Mould Board Plough. 24 No. 5, Ccst Mould Board Plough. SO No 3, Steel Mould Board Plough. 16 No. S, Cast Mould Board Ploucli. Ii No. I. Cast Mould Board Plough. The above Ploughs are all warranted to perform right, if not, to be returned tnd the price refunded. The Steel Plough i warranted to scoure in any kind of lottom land. These Plough I will be sold for cash only, at manufacturers' prices, freight only added. Be fur and call at tbe Iron and Htove Store, sl-o of the "Red Anvil," and get Raymond, Hunter Jt Co.'s make,' 1 am th only agent for the sale of their Ploughs in Indianapolis. 85 if THOMAS BUfST. LOOK OFT FOR HAICGAIftSI A ftJiorf, :ift, sitiil sure road to Weal III ! sfcJOW receiving a large and well selectod stock of Silk, BcraLa pes. Print.! Lawns, English, French and American Gingham. Fall River, Merrimack, Coche and Thiliip Allen's best Fan-, cy Prints, Colors perl '.'-tly last. Plain and fijiired, black and changeable Alpacas', Mohair, aad Delainea, beautiful and cheap BONNET RIBBONS, FRINGES, CIMPS, Jt-om-tU, Cambrics, Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons and Thread. Clolhs, Castiweres. Venting, Tniior's. Trimmings, PAR A ROUS AND L'MDRLIUJLS, Comb. Brushes.. Ixiktno; GIasjpn, &c. Latrst svle of Fancy and Florence Brsid Bonnets, Black aaJ Brown MiKlins, Checks, Diapers, and Cras.ie. Jeghora aad Palm Leaf Hats. EVERY KIND OF MEN AND BOYS' SUMMER WEAR. All descriptions of Staple and Fancy Dry Goc-Js. (aioccrio tititl Qiicctatsware ! Uo)ls, Sknex, litis. Caps, tr. An examination is solicited before purchasing, aa good will be sold us cheap or cheaper tl.an they can be bought anva ber else in the city. 94-y J. S. DCNLOr". AEW GOODS. Wholesale nud Uctall. M. BRAMWELL 4c CO., thankful for past tavors, raapsctfully iulorm their frtetid, customers, aud the public gsosrally, that ikey have cotntnenced receiving their stock of ; Npiiiiff Good, Aad will continue to receive fresh arrivals of new and season able roods dnri.ig the aeason, embracing almost every variety ot STAPLE AND FAXCT O00DS, adapted to tbe city and country trade. As they sell only for cash or approved country prod ace, they off.-r verj strong inducements in t-e way of good BARG A I X8. (t7-iönt forget the place, Norwood's Corner, opposite tb Palmer Hause, where all kinds oi country produce is taken in richange for rood nt cah. c9 HELITXCE rm Betvcen ritttbttrgk, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, xt'a Ilailroadt and Canals. GOODS and Pioduce shipped by this line ar carried throuph the entire route without re-hipmeat at Johntiown, Holadeysbnrgh. or Columbia, thus avoiding delay of sailing packages. To shippers we think this of rraportence. Produce sent to our house ia Pit u burgh wiil b forwarded rreeacly to inrtraction. and on as reasonable forms a any other lino. COrNo charge for Receiving and Forwarding at Pinsburgh. ' JAMES M. DAVIS fc Co , .'7 Market street, PhiUJilpkis. JOHN WcFADENfcCo., Canal Batin. Pitubcrgh. BRIGHT fc LANIER. P3-3mi Madisoa, Iadiaaa. FAIMWEIS.SIUI XOTICE. A BN ER POPE having taken bis son, Joscm P. Ter Into psitnersuiD o he known andsr tb at vis of A. Tope fc Soa, tskea this occasion to notify th friends of the es.a Jwhuisnt, that tbey st II keep on hand a rood assortment of DRY GOODS, Grneer.tt, Hardware and Site Findingi. t th old stand, mil nf vkuk irüt he told mi rissHuil price, .4D0 On hand, Urge and well aelecUJ assoitment ef pwrt and f-rn;S B O TAJSTI C MEDIC I J"Li S. V O O K S, tC'., all of which will be sold on reasonable term. Under the new arrangement. Ihey respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. . . .v- . . ii i. - .r iceiiua aMHieu mat iriai. wm vm ABNER POPB, Indiantpoli. Feb. IS, IPSO. tm.-s-w A-tw JOSEPH P. POPE . ? a a triff lis a mm - mm m m r-M-llllJ. H.J. BRADLEY would inform the Ladies af V' J S U . . C 1 L . i : . k. . . . k . I kJ.i tne city ana vtciuiiy vi nunm-inn, im pi mmw Vwis Jtt4 i et u mod from th city of C aciutiati ait a er mid Splendid msarlinctit of Fitucy At tides, la th tin of tier Imslness In which (he Invites their trer.tioe. "heoatinue to beach and a'.ter Leettora. Strw, aad liaea rönnet, ao as fa make them conform to th Is h ion. rr-f-stiior on tka corner tf Waehingtoa aad Illinois street, tsesr the Pa'wr Hon. Induma;olis, March 30, 1P50. Vi ew I rod tt re Wnntcd. f-sjAIR market prices will be paid by the nndersi-aett la tools 1 or cash for B.-essaa. Black Root. LaJics' flipptr. YrUow Root, Colic Root, Cluserg, and herbs generally. eu-ti a. nir . c pu.. - 50,000 Ib,. Wool U anttHl. ftflE highest price la rath will be paid for riean-w! J wewl JL ia tb tleac, delivered at our IcratW store, eranr4lk. LEFEVKH, DEI-r&ICK fc Co.. Isdiaaapeli, April I, IStsS. 94 tf