Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1850 — Page 4

NE1TS OP THE DAT. License," or No License." The people of Dtroit recently vottl on thia questioii and decided fur License w by 447 majority. JfH W. Fin sell, Eq., Editor of the Frankfort Commonwcaltfi," I. as been app"iuted by Gov. Cr;ttenin Secretary cf State f Kentucky. Wm. L. Caileiider, Esij , succeeds him in The Commonwealth. Marrying a Deceased Wife's Sister T:ie bill, in the ßriti-1 Parliament, to permit the husband to marry with hi deceased wife's sitter, has been carried throu'i scir.d reading by a majority uf 52; there be in ayes 132. nays 130. A Naval Court cf Inquiry, e imposed of Comrao-

elnres .Morris and Sliubrick, and Commander Du i poi.t, bag bNn ordered to assemble at Annnlia on J Iii io;n ii April, to make an investigation into me capture of Alvarado by Lieut. Hunter. 0OMr. Cling man. a leading whig member of Cngrvs from North Carolina, in a lenjflhy letter pubUihfd in the Washington Republic in reply to the pptech of his colleague, Mr. Stanly, counsel the Sjutlra meirbers to unite in withholding appropriations, especially from the Army and Nary, until the 'a very question shall be adjusted to the satisfaction of the South. The Remmixgtox Bridge. A Bridge which is now beinj erected at Montgomery, Alabama, ban a span of four hundred feet, without piers or oilier intervening supporters or atrinoers beinjf only three invhes thick in the middle! Thia Bridge will be capable of sustaining upwards of 2,000 tons, and will cost only $1,51)0. C-The editor of the Indianapolis Journal, speaking of Col. Gorman, heads the article "how they make great men." We remember once upon a time how the universal whi party made a great man one Zachary Taylor irnamed Za chary Washington, who unmade the whole of whippery. The lesson will profit them, and, not damage the rest of mankind. Lou. Dens. (Resolutions, in effect, rescinding the instruction resolutions of the last session of the Michigan Legislature, passed the lower House of the Legislature of that State on the 22J ult., and no doubt is entertained of their passage through the Sonate. The action of the Leg isla lure of Michigan will relieve Gen. Cass from the necessity of resigning his seat in case the Wilmot I'roviso should come tip in the Senate. How the Newspapers Stand. On look inj over our exchange list we find that we receive sixty papers published in ten of the slaveholding States, extending from Maryland to Louisiana, and out of the sixty we cannot count up more than about fifteen, or one-fourth, which take decided ground for a Southern convention. The rest are either 6tronrly opposed to it. doubt as to its utility, or silent on the subject. Wilmington Chronicle. Omn. The fourth section of the act recently pawed by tue Legislature of Ohio for the calling nf a ConTenlion to amend the State Constitution, provides that the proceedings shall be copyrijjhieJ for publication in a durable form, and that only the Statesman and Journal newspapers, at Columbus, shall have liberty to publish them from day to dny. This has created a strong feeling throughout the State, and there are indignant demands that the unwise and profitless restriction shall be repealed. Mississippi. The Legislature of this State adjourned sine die on the 9th instant. Amongst the laws which it passed, is one authorizing the election, by general ticket, of the additional members of Con gress to which the State may become entitled under the new apportionment, so as to supercede a special session of the Legislature to re-district the State. It is also said that, bv another act, the State has at last determined to receive from the general Government her share of the proceed of the public lands. It is a remarkable fact, that the largest slave-hold era, not only in Virginia, but in all the South, are they who advocate the least violent measures. They ought to know their interests as well as their officious friend. They know that the Union, as long as it is preserved in the spirit in which it was formed, is an effectual protection to their property. They are therefore opposed to all the violent expedients of the Demagogues, which tend to endanger that Union. It is their determination to cling to the Union as to the ark of safety ! Richmond Whig. What thei think of it. A gentleman in Louisiana, writing to the Washington Intelligencer in regard to the feeling in l elation to the Nashville Convention, eaya: "Here and there you can finds man who is in favor of the Nashville Convention; but the masses laugh at It, and the almost universal opinion is, that it will result more disastrously for the people engaged in it, and overwhelm them with more political odium, than did the Hartford Convention those engaged in it. Law Against Truancy. An important bill is at present before the Education Committee of the Le gislature or JHapsachusetts. It is reported on a peti tion from a committee of the Teachers' Association in Boston, and authorizes towns to take all npces aary measures to compel the attendance at school of children, between the ages of six and fit teen, who are permitted by their parents and friends to wander about the streets, and grow up in ignorance and vice. Very important principles are involved in this bill, and its exaction would be attended with many diffi culties. The Sentiments of a Whig. Mr. Toombs a leading Whig member of Congress from Georgia, thus exhorts the South: This cry of the Union is the masked battery from behind which the Constitution and the rights of the South are to be assailed. Let the South mark the man who is for the Union at every hazard and to the last extremity ; when the day of her peril comes lie will be the imitator of that historical character to whom the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Lana ban) referred, "the base Jodean who, for thirty pieces of silver, threw away a pearl richer than all his tribe." f LATE Case. The superior court of B bb county. Georgia, has mulcted, the Macon and Western Kail road Co. in damage for cutting off tSie leg of a slave man who had taken passage in the cars, showing a general pass, but jumped off and was injured while the train was going. The point decided is. if the company take the negro on the cars, wilhout the knowledge and consent of the owner, and he be in jo red by negligence or otherwise, the company will be liable, though the negro have a general pass. Bait. Sun. OThe New York Courier says that at the Marine Barracks, on Thursday. Actin; Sergeant James Montgomery, of Marines, deliberately shot himself through the h-.:ad with a musket. He was on duty as Quarter-Master Sergeant, in the clothing department, and has been observed for the last fortnight as being very much oppressed by fits nf melancholy. He was constantly studying the Bible and copying maps and charts of the Holy Land described therein, and doubtless has meditated upon the awful act many days previous to the consummation. A William Worsdell was convicted in Pittsburgh, last week, of an attempt to murder a Mr. John Johnson in that city. The witness stated that he was coming over Hand street bridge on the night of the 23d of February, when the defendant started up, de manded his money, fired a pistol at him, which tore a hole in his coat sleeve, stabbed him in the neck. cheek and eye. The defence was that the prisoner was a stranger and in a starving condition the same with his family. His last place of residence was Cincinnati. lie had been a Millerite, and under the belief that "he world was to be destroyed soon, had old all his goods and ruined himself pecuniarily. His wife and five little children were present during the trial. Melancholy Occurrence. A Father Killed bv "hit Daughter. The Mineral Point Tribune learns that a Mr. Hnlburt,, near Cottage Inn, Lafayette county, was killed by his own daughter on Monday last, under the following circumstances: Mr. H., in a fit rf intoxication, had driven his wife from the hoose. and attempted to commit violence oh his daughter, which she resisted. He then, with a large knife in his hand, threatened her, upon which she retreated, and her father followed. She caught an axe and swung it before her in self-defence. Her father rushed forward and came in contact wun tne axe which struck him on the neck, nearly severing his head from bis body. A coroner jury was called and. after examination, considered that the act was perfectly iuetirUWe on the part of the girl, it appear In; very clearly a eiM of sel-defence. Oaity Wit.

Death of Dr. John II. sunder. At a mrrtinc of the Moie Fraternity held at 'he room of Centre Lodge. Indianapolis on ihe 10. b in-t,a committee previ 'Uly appointed, lepoiird the fallowing resolutions, isU'ive t ibe decease of D . John H. Sodri, which oo motion, were unanimously adopted, to-wi t Whiicu, the members uf the M.s-.nie fis'ernity bats learned, with painful emtins, of the decease of our lite estimatl brother. Dr. Juh 11. SAKDtas, theieluie be it UDaninfHiljr Resolved, That it is fitting that we should gits e xpirssion to the unfeigned soinw which we all deeply feel, under such an 3irtnjj dipenation of Divine Piovilence, while I the lime lime we bow is humility to the inevitable fiat of the Rihtriu Judge of II ihe eiiti, appointing nolo all me onre t die. Resolved, Thai, while as member of the eimrn n cm mui.ily, we can testify to Ihe geueial vol net of the deceased,as antiz.n, active in the promotion of all tneasuies trnding to the public weal. as a tbyician, devoting himself at all time, in unhine and in atorm, by uihl and by dy. In he h vf telii-ving those afflicted by diea e. as a iureie rhristi n, zealous and devout, Jut not acet:c, we ae fuithei piiritrged, to have beea witnesses of bis philanthropy as a member uf our affiliation, which enjoins, as one uf it catdinal piinciplei, a benevolent and brotherly regard toward all mankind, according to Ihe letter aul the spirit f heG.iden Rule. Retntoed, That white we thus faintly expiess our well(Kiuiided tppteciilidn of the reipcct which, as Maon, we owe lo the memory of our deceased brother, we are well ad-nn'ni-hed of the more acute affliction of the near relatives, wh? now lament in wailing and io tears. To all of them, we tender ui feined sympathy in their irieptuMe ht, and pi ay io unisoi. that ibey may obtain eons Nation in Ihe assurance thai A U enjjying lbs tewatds of the Just made Petfect . Resolved, That the members of the Masonic Lodges in this city, together with auch sojourning brothers as may be piesent, will attend lbs burial of the deceased brother, and, as a futther token of respect, will wear ihe usual badge of mourning for thirty days. iletolved, Th.it the Secretary be directed to transmits copy of these resolution io the family of the deceaied, and that the same be published alo, in the city papers. A tiue Copy, CH AS. FISHER, See'y.

Plank Road Meeting. At a targe and respectable meeting of the citizens held at the Couit Hou-e. lo consider the iropoitance of an eatly effort to plank Ihe Michigan Road. James BUke, Eq.. was called to the chair, and Nathaniel Weit waa appointed See'y. A copy of a proposition made by Naihauiel Wt, on behalf of ihe citizens of Indianapolis, M the Michigan Road Company was lead by the seeietary. Some difficulty aii-in legarding the eonstmci i in uf the Geneial PI mir. Road Law, ander which ii was proposed ti organize a company, which was discussed by Judge Peaslce, A. F. Monisoo, and Win. Robson, Eq., it was Resolved, 1 bat James Blake, A. F. Monisoo, S. V. B.Noel, Nathaniel Bolton and Nathauiel West be a committee to Dominate a B ard uf Dirertors of the Michigan Road Company, setting forth the difficulty of prosecuting the work oo this end uf ihe road, under the release g. anted and praying that some arrangement be made lo insuie as early a commencement oo this end of the road as possible. After listening to some spiiited remaiks by Jjmes Blake, N. B .lton.and fcthfts, it was Resolved, Tliat this mee'ing do now adjnurn, to meet again at the Couit House at 2 o'clock P. M , oo Monday feat, April 15,1300. N. W KS T, Sc'y. Thursday, April II. 1850. Duelling in Congress. A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette says: All the experience of the present session goes to establish (me important fact, which may be somewhat useful to tlmse who are not advocate of duelling ; viz : that the gentlemen u bo claim to be nicest in their discrimination cf honor and chivalry, are most eanily reconciled after a cause of quarrel has been given. I would not be understood as reflecting in any manner upon their courage, but aa affording encouraging examples of magnanimity to others, who may be more desperately disposed. When Mr. Duer grve Mr. Meade the lie direct in Ihe face and eyes öf the whole country, it was supposed to be a case beyond reconciliation. Yet it was "honorably" adjusted. When Col. Davis challenged Col. BisscII, and the latter accepted, naming muskets for his weapons, and went to sleep on the prospect of a bullet for his breakfasti all hope of an arrangement was considered out of the question, but the challenge wss withdrawn, and it waa "honorably" adjusted. When Major Borland indented the optics of Mr. Foote on the public pave, it being known, that according to the code, blood only can wipe out a blow, a meeting was considered inevitable: vet it was honorably" adjusted. And when Mr. Benton denounced Mr. Foote as a "bl-icksruard," in open Sen ate, and signified too distinctly to be mistaken, that he could be accommodated on his own terms, every body expected a message to pass as soon as decency would admit, and yet it too, ha beeu "honorably" adjusted. After this fashion all questions of honor have been arranged, and the public will best appreciate with how much credit to the parties concerned. These gentlemen who claim to be the peculiar champions of a false code, have brought it into disgrace, and upon themselves nothing short of merited ridicule. Scenes is the Senate. The United States Senate in former days was distinguished for its good ordor, and the general amenity and courtesy observed by ti e members toward each other; but it can no longer make such a boa.t. language and conduct Iii t would be considered disgraceful even in a put house and call fur the interference of the polict, has rec.-nt! been indulged in by some of t!ie members, who seem to cuosider that personal provocation's and invitations to violence dippUy a manliness of deportment and a courage which entitle thern to the admiration of the public. The language used by Mr. Foote toward Mr. Benton, on Tuesday, we look upon as shameful in itself, and disgraceful to the character of the Senate, which permits such low expressions to pass without a severe rebuke. What business have senators, who have been sent to deliberate upon public measures, to introduce matters merely personal into debate ! What have the public to do with a man's motives, and why should one member impugn those of another, except for purposes of insult and injury! When he does so, why does not the Senate interpose and teach the necessity of practising at least the ommon rules of propriety and decency 1 Its self respect we hope will not permit it to allow luch things to be repeated. l'a. ledger. Miraccloui Escape. It has been said that reality frequently exceeds romance, and nothing can better exemplify the axiom than a notice of the providential and almost miraculous escape which Captain G. W. Andrews, of the Caroline, which ship touched here on Saturday, his lately experienced. Captain Andrew", in this instance, whilst in pursuit of a whale, a few days since, took the place of the harpooner, at the bow of the boat. On closing1 with the whale he struck home, and the monster flew immediately down wards like lightning, but by some means, the bight of tae rope caught the ancle or Uptain Andrews, and t a a a TT ..ae wniriea mm overonara. iiis sensriions at this mo ment may be imagined, but cannot be described. Descending rapidly into the depth below, he had yet sufficient presence of mind to retain his hold of the knife; but the pressure of the water was so great, that both his arms were drawn over his head, and he found it impossible to get them down to release himself. Happily the whale, from some cause or other, ceased to run, and Captain Andrews was en abled to sever the rope below his ancle, and ascended to the surface, totally exhausted. The depth to which he descended must have been from fifteen to twenty fathoms, from the time he took to bring himself to the surface again. lie found histnele cvit t the bone, and otherwise severely injured. Probably an accident like the one here noticed has never occurred before, in which the sufferer has escaped with life, and, bad not Capt. Andrews happily retained his hold of the knife, Ji most certainly would have perished. Ceylun limes. Bloody Contest. According to information re. ceived by the Jacksonville ((II.) Journal, a severe and bloody contest recently took place on the Naples road about fiv miles from that place, between a runaway negro and two white men. The white men attempted to capture the negro; the negro resolutely resifd them, but was himself badlf injured. Wounded and faint from loss of blood, the negro escaped over to the railroad, where after lying several hours, he was found by a white man, who took him to his house. dressed his wound and kept him until next morning. Finding that the negro was then able to travel, he told hin lo take the first horse he could catch, and make his escape ! He did as ho was told. The man whose horse was taken, was afterwards apprised of his whereabouts, aud assured of his safe return. ' ("Stories of renewed movcmenla for th invasion and revolution of Cuba, are current in the eastern paper. -No doubt there are plenty of adventurers who art read for such a game, but the rniifortune i, that they dare no money with which to com mence i.

Reward f.ir Sir John Fkasklin. The Queen f England ha nti'li irised a puMu-ation of ihe t los ing liberal rewards for the recovery of Sir John Franklin, tiz: $100,000 to any on wii will effectually relieve the crews of the shij.s; $30,0 J for relieving, or for such information as may lead lo the relief of any of the crew; and $50,000 to anyone who shall first succeed in ascertain!? their fate.

Masrico. on the 9th inst., by Rev. Mr. Hull, Htnav T. BAaaca. of Dubois county, to Mis Mabt Jauc Mo Kihkcy, daughter of Judge McKinney, late ui Parke county. Fiicnd Buker was tie Dubois county representative in the last legislature, and it seems, by the above, tepreseuied him-elf a little, aa well as his constituents. We have no doubt tbey will congratulate him heartily on his good fortune, and welcome warmly the new and amiable doizea hieb, be will introduce to their county. On the 1 0( b iuU, by the Rev. Mr. Jameson, Ambrose F. Shortsidor to Mr. Nancy P. Lisrca, all of this ri'y. S431UEL HECK. GUNSMITH, In dlnnnpolis, Indliinn, OF EVERT DE3CRIPTIOX. S.B.hastn'is.nd Rifles.Oiins.Pistols.kC fee.. of hisown mana "actoreawd imported, which he otters for sale at reasonable prices. Best Ksfle and Sttortlni powder. Caps, fee. Also. Fish In r Tackleofetery kind. IHaiitifurtiirliicr ana iccpnirintr Bxecutedon ahortnotice s and Q&-Allwrkwmrmtd 93 WILLIAM J. PEASLEE, Attorney :ind CosssseIloi nt K.iav, INDIANAPOLIS. HAVING resigned the office of President Jttdte rd the 5th ClrcuM. will attend in rwrm all business intrusted lo his care. in the United States Circuit and District Courts, and ia the Supreme) rjrain a nl me 'trenn conns or tne atn i rrcurt. Ö-Offi over Morrison Talbotfa Book htnre. 41-y DR, P. O. C. 1ILW r RESIDENT DENTIST, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. OJJics on Market Street, opposite the 2d Presbyterian Church Omoi C. ii. DAVIS. Rooksellcr nul Stationer, one Jmir west of Craighead's Drug Store, NORTH SIDE WAHINGTOX STREET, LVnUA'JPOLIS. IND. J. It. OSGOOD, LAST AND PEG MANUFACTURER, Indianapolis, Ind. Boot Trees, Shoe Trees, Crimps, Clamps, Se. A fnod supply always na band for the Wholesale and Retail trade Wholesale Dealers siptlied on short notice. 20-y Ail Order promptly filled. DK. W. C. THO.HPSOi'V, 31. V., I'll yirinn and Stirs: eon, HAS rs mo-red his office to hts dwelling bouse, on Delaware St., opposite the north-west earner of the East Market greond between Market and Ohio streets. 31 y MADISON HOUSE, Main, between Front and Columbia Streets, CINCINNATI. OHIO. JOIIW W. f.AICItlSO.V, Propriefor. IOR men of business, this Hotel la as well located and adapted as any house in the city. Charie will remain as heretofore. REFER TO G so. Carlilk. President Lafayette Bank, Narr k as J d A aar a.. a-"i ; . i as I Oft s n as n sj aanu k s at as w hiti, st . , sts an fiat i. ae J A. 11 ES II A LI,, MERCHANT TAILOR, . o. '2, Palmer House, :ind Clothing Emporium, one door enst 1Vnliinsfon Hall, Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS. "T fT ANUFaCTURER, and Wholesaleand Retail dealer in 11 M. READY MADE CLOTHING, Cloths, Csssimeres, Vestings, Trimmings, and every descriptioa oi uentiemen's uixuninf. Oct. 6. CNsti.il woopwsao. s.v. a.aoaL. t. a. ROIL. WOODWARD & NOELS, COMMISSION, FORWARDING, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. WAREHOUSE WEST SIDE RAILROAD DEPOT, Indianapolis, Indiana $3rCash paid for Floor. Wheat, and all kinda of I'roJuce-Dj S3 Cotton Vism of all kinds constantly on hand in any quantities and for sale atCincinbatiwholesaleprices, with addition of freight. March. 94 KELLOGG & Y AN DES, Wholesale mid Itetail Dealers In all Descriptions of HARDWAUR AND CUTI,r.ItV, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, HOUSE BUILDERS MATERIALS, STOVES. CASTINGS, Ae, FARMING JUVD MECHANICAL TOOLS. c: p .t.. r:- p.ju.i, I ivt, c,... w,,i.i.. i,r,. ij;,. on atreet, Indianapolis, Indiana. ALEXANDER GUAYDON, WHOLtSALI AND RETAIL TEALER IN Forcisn and Domestic Hardware, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, CASTINGS, STOVES, c. e. V. K.fruer rVMshtnfton aad M erx&i mu ttrttu, Indianapolis, Indiana. 33 THOMAS BUIST, Wholesale and ReUil Dealer ia Iron, Steel. Nails, Stoves Castings, Vc. Washington ISlreel, Indianapolis, Indiana, Nearly opposite the Pnlmer House, SIGN OF THE RED ANVIL. G. D. STAATS, House, Sign, and Taney Painter, AND PAPER HANGER, SHOI LOCOMOTIVE BUILDINGS, MJYDWvt.V.lPOI,MS, I.VIt. KIIILAND & FITZGIBBON, 7Aavm ral I n ( 11 ml rnm miacinii U.pilin m. t m . .....-.., j--v1 urnnT.FSi.F dfjufrx ly GROCERIES. LIQUUR. IRON AND PRODUCE. r vfc-v.uv-e mm m mmmmm -www E Bi f Depot. Indianapolis. Indians. 01 . ?i. ni:cn, DEALER IN TVntclien, Fnncy Goods, Fine Csitlery, Jewelry-, AC, '205-y Opposite the Palmtr House. II. A. FLETCHER DCALEkS IFf &, CO. 0rf G9mos f ?ar9r-w9 Ms9M0awtrsr. WtoMroiwmfmtrm9 Xr 09 0m M. aarMf ft As aW 9 9 WWtkt MTmm m ffls sjF T Opposite Urmcning's lldel. 07y WM. HANN AMAN, Druggist antl Apoiliecary, AND DEALER IN PALYTS. VARX1SHF.S, OILS, DTE STUFFS, . 4-s. Store on Washington Street, north side, two doors toes of Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. G. M Hsionx. A. C. Lanixa BRIGHT & LANIER, Forwarding & Commission iTIcrchants. Rail Road Wharf, .11.1 DISO. T, MJTBIAJr. rsjIHE nndrrsifpied having entered into bunines in this city lor s. rbe purpose of domr a reneral Receivinr, Forwarding; and Commission business, hae leased the Wharf at the Depot Lant'inr, at which point the Cincinnati anc" Madinon, and Lonisrille ail Madiwn Packet will hereafter land. Goods srnt by rirer for the inteiior, or Produce to be shipped to any point above or below, can be forwardrfl Ihroufrrt us at a msts ls exprnee to urajae una Commission, thsn has ever belure been enargea at mis point, we will also attend to the sale at Prodner, and make liberal advances on Flour, or other article consigned t u. Madison Ind. Feb., lso. r.'-imis nmurii sr. lakif.h. WEAVER &: WILLIAMS, Untlrrlukcrs nnd Co (Oil -Maker. RES PECT FULLY in form their friendsand th public J bat ibey have removed lolbeir new warehouse just westoftbelr old one. I bey are now prepared to furnish all article 'CaeiarlFarailurs,le(ant, costly, or cheap, to suit thetast 'of pui chasers. Tbey will also pay prompt andparticular attemion tofuneraUirngenints,and will underuketbewhol or any part t hereof ; furnish a one or two horse hearae.carriacea.fce..at the a bortest notice. As thev keenreadv mad coin n son hand, thev will he atletofurnihlbeaameprompt ly.andallowerthaathe usuiltsies. Ihey will ma Xe coffins tootder atthesbortestmdica.eithsrdsy or alfht.aad wllllnevety way uaranleetotivesatlsfaclkoa. On. of the firm can always be found. out of basinesshourst htsresidence.direcilj'inlberearofths wars-1 boose . I J crrr hat and cap aiANUFAcroRY. VLxr S. Heck iiikI Coniis-.inr t ' n. OULD respectfully return thanks forth past J libera I patrunac tbey have received, and a ci 1 aeonllnnanesnf th same. As heretofore, their va.loos descrtptiona of HATS AND CAPS shall be all tbey recommend them to be, and at prices tosult all. T!:y havejustreeeived from the East, ALL Tllli SUMM t. II r AfMIOno, which, together with their present slock, enahlesthem tosupptyevery rsssnnahledemaad.ai to fashion, cost ormal?rial. They stilladher totbclrold motto. Ready Sales and Small Profits, And by Itthevbopetnheablrtneompet wllbaay western stahl I h snent. Pleasecallberurepwrcbaelui. Msnifactoryandsbop,nppo Browning's Hotel. SSIf . t. BECK Ii TULLEY.

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Finest French Letter Paper gilt, self sealing Envelopes. Finest French silver Bordered Visiting Car is. Finest Ivory Emory Cushions, lie, sic. We invite attention lo the articles. 73-tf C. B. DAVIS. To (lie Lovers ofUnod I'liiaacs! tL'E eodersigned have Just received a fresli and prime assort men i oi Almonds, Walnuts, Prnnes, Peanuts, Brasil Nuts, aUins, Pecans, Oranges, Figs, Lemons, Sardines, Jujube Taste, Cocoa Nuts, Cigars, Preserves, Currant, Jellies,-lid Madeira and Muscat Wines. Cordials. Ae which with the eitensive assortment of Confe -tions renarsllv they offer for sale at the lowest terms. Orders for Balls, Parties fcc, promptly filled. 92-tf DAVIS fc HAYN ES. ulaukavooivs biagazink: AND THE IlriiUli Quarferly ICei'iew. PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS! 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SAMUEL DELZELL CO , BOOK BLYDERS AND BL.1NK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, Indianapolis, Indiana, RESPECTFULLY announce that they have just received direct from the Eastern Cities, a large snd superior stock of paper of the various eizescsed in Blank Book Manufactories, and having avail ed tüi'.'dsel ve of all the modern Improvement in llieir line of business, are prepared to manufacture at alhart notice, and oa reasonable terms, evejy description of Blnnk Books used by f-tale. Bank, County, or Corporal km officers. Ibey respectfully solicit a continuance Of Iba patronage, hitherto so generously bestowed jpnn them, feeling assured that all work executed by them will prove satiaiactnry. They are also I re;rti to manufacture tax implicates, in a style superior to any betvtcfire made In this city. Orders are solicited. ot-bmn. SAMUEI Uc.LZc.LL ät CO. COLMT.IATL INSTITUTE. REV. C. L. MILLS, and Lady, assisted by Mi L. C. Caaotc, will open the next ouater of the ColUsiaU huUtutstor vouns Ladies, on Wednesday, March 20th. It will be the aim of Hie Teacher to instruct ST STEM A TICALLT and THOROUGHLY. Lessons In Vocal Music wQI be given la a scientific way toUXeut errs ekarf. 86 IIIK.lr. a i hoioiuh ma, I wrsnmrr-adFx i - 1 . II 1 B . 1 W.T . r-Ti- - ,M7 Rhwk. t 1 ll'n.t rm,. rh.W T"lVl "IT.. .7, peeoricea as they can be had for at the manufactory. These should be in every county seminary and school of importance in the county. They ar extensively used in the schools of New York It Ohio. Jan. 1-Jth.g50. 69 HOOD fc NOBLE, Jtgttttm. The I.ook of Constitutions f"R The American's OuUle, containing; the Declaration of loilev-' pendrnce, the artiotea of confederation, tbe Constitution of the United Ptstes, and the Constitutions of the several State comprising the Union. For tale by l-y HOOD fc NOBLE. WAL.I PAPER. WE shall soon receive the most cx tensive and splendid assort. mmt of Paper Hangln ever offered to the public in this place, affording an opportunity tor those who are refitting their dwellings to do sola the best style and at th lowest rates. 03 y ROS3 fc RAY. , I IITO MAN'S Friendship: story of Domestic Life, by Qrace j Aqnitar.just received by 94 KUSS s HAY, next tot ta Browmnfs. RO S & RAY HAVE Just received by Express, TU Scarlet Lstlars. Eo mines, by N. Hawthorne. 94 'MIE Optimist ; by Henry J. Tuckerman. M 81 ROSS k RAY, next door U Brmminfs. SKETCHES of Minnesota, the New England of the West, with I ncidents of Travel I n that Territorv during the su rnmer of 1 849, by E. 3. Seymour, with a map. 98 liOOI fc NOBLE. ICENEft and Sketches on tbe Continent, embraciiif descriptions ol France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, lie., illustrated. Just receiv. edat 45 UAV1S et KAY'S, I A GNES GREY) An autobiography, by the author of Jane Evre 1 irterley ate. IlUOUät ISUBLK. THE War with Mexico, by R. S.Ripley. Just received fcy January 17th 180 71-tf HOOD fc NOBLE. L IFE of Johis Q Adams, by 8a ward, for sale ehesp at a tT as llArt a k-v n a Of. am Feb. M5, 1850. rw 11 iHWiu l munis s. T UE Nan : or, Tb I aside of a Convent, just received by V3 HOOD fc NOBLE. rpiIE Wilmlngtons, a novel, just received at ike bookstore of ol 1 X 93 HOOD fc NOBLE. ramiE Wllderneast or, Braddock's Times, a tale of the West, IL Just received by 93 HOOD fc NOBLE. THE Bronx Statue: or, Tb VirfUi's Kiss, for sale by S3 HOOD fc WOBLE. RETNA Green : or, All fuf Love, Just received d v W 93 HOOD fc NOBLE PUST Received, the Memoir of tbe Life and Wrilinta of Thomas Chalmers, P. P., LL. P., by bis son-in-law. the Rev. William H.inna, L. L. P. 3 HOOU fc NOBLE. COSMOS a sketch of a physical deeeriptloa of tn Universe, by j Alexander Von Humboidt, just rscelred 1 on numooiat, juat racer veo. 93 HOOD It NOBLE. Diitnansad lintci Gold i'ous. fr-wlAMOND Pointe 1 Oold Pens, and cases, of all sire and prift ß cea, for sale by 44 W rf TALBOTT. w LUTEA A lot nf excellent Flutesare now beinv sold st cost M Call and Jiamine, at 54 W. H. TALBOTT 'J rVF.W and beautiful styles of Silver Plated fruit and Cake Bas in ketsat 54 W. H. TALBOTTS. w A tl ES' fine Clippers, Bosk ins , Oslers, Boot a .and Walking J Bnosi.lllMWILiun s rnnnrn-p .1 1 I1Y EXPRESS. JUST received, by express, a lot of new tvl ear-rtnrs.rteaa tifnl patterns. 34 W. II. TALBOTT.

DRY GOODS. 1IO It A'S L.. ST! TO T11C Llllli:!! Just received frm AVm? Yurk fcy Express. Magnificent, Splendid Materials Tor Iress. The choicest, the r Lea pest, that ever were soM, To the high or the low, to the youn or the oU. Nesr Oooiis of all qualities, colors, and patterns. For sweet liule mie, gay belles, and staid matronsLawns, Linens, Bareges, rirli Muslins, and Prints, That rival the rain' ow's most beaulilul tints. Fine Neck ri'lHns, Dress eapea, and fl wers the fairest. Lace caies. Cuff's and Collars, erubroi Jtred the rarest. Silk, Crape, lace, Hungariau and Hernini Miaw W. Combs, Buckles, Rinjs. Ureast-pins, Scarfs, Ties, Parasols, Visetrs, new style ; rarevt Fringes, rich Laces, And Veils fine enough to trace angelic laces. Rich Satins and ilks of each radiant hue. From the white to the hla;k, from the ree to the blue. Krench Oinghsins and Linens, striped, figured and plain, Cords Berlin, and mountains of .outline De käme. Silk Tissues, Cameleon. and Tarhons as fair. As the heautiful Houries in Pararliso wear. Rich Bonnets, rare llonnets, to suit every lace, Victoria, Imperial, Straw, Tulip, Hair U e. Jenny Lind, -hip. Parmelia. Alttoni and dated, Spike, Spanish, Gimp, Rutland, that all may be suited. Kor Misses a splend lit assortment of Flats. And for infants all sises of beautiful Hats. Fine Muslins for Certains, plain, scoloped, and wrought, Whose dyes f-om the brow of Aurora were caught. Gloves. Lisle, Kid and Picnic, Silk and fine Cotton Hose, From the hue of the midnight to coleur de rose. Shoes made of tron: Leather, Morocco, Prunella, To fit a Goliah or a fair Cindere'la. Ia short we have all tliat deliehts or entices. The k indent of Ckrks, and the lowest at prices ; And Ladies who wish to wear all that ndorur, Are invited mo&t kindly to call ia at HORN'S. Indianapolis, March SO, ISjU 89

HAT A.D CAP IJIIPOItlUJI. . Corner of Cherry and Main Cros$ Slrerts, M:islioaa. l:a. WTHERE is to be found the largest and most complete stock of si Hals and Cans ever ottered lor tale in the State, and on as favorable terms as thev can be purchased any where in the west; amone which wi I he found the beautiful Moleskin and cilk Hat, manufactured hv Beebee ftt Co. .at New York, einresstv for mv sales, and whirh I will warrant not to be surp sard for beauty or durability, by any manufactured in America ; together with every varietv of Silk and Fur hats of eastern manufacture. Also a very large stock of my own manufacturing which I will sell at tne most reduced prices I respectiuuy solicit a csu irons all who wish to tmy at wholesale or retail. Come and examine my stock, and see what I can do for von. California Hats at reduced prices; a few Mufls left, which I will sell at cost. The highest prices paid lor an aina oi r urs. Madison, Jut. 3d. FrtSO. Hi-lf. C. W. BASNETT AKD ItCTAIL.. WG have now on hand a targe assortment, of Suoerfine Black French cloth; Superfine brown Enrluh cloth ; hltcJt Cash imerea, black Do skin, fam-y Caasimeres, fancy Tweeds. Aitineis, Kentucky Jeans, blark Sarin, Silk, Cashwerette Vesting; black and fanry Silk Cravats, all of whirh we will sell, at reduced prices to close oar winter Stock. Call and get Bargains. January 13 1850. 69 HAMILTON It PARRISH. IIO WITT ItlltltOXS. A SPLGVDID assortment ol every descriptioa of seasonable Bonnet Ribbons can b had at cesf, at the new Trimming; Store, Griffith's Block. One door west of Golden Ball. 59 tf. IJirOHTATIOVS FOI& M'HIXG, 1S49. PURNELL & HANNAH, Corner of Meridian and Washington Streets. I N D f A NAPO LIS, VRE now opening their Spring OoeoV, which will be found to contain selections from all new and denim hl lylea rf Drees and other Fancy Goods iathd Eastera caies,fiom which they were se.et ted for this market. ALSO An unusual assortment of Staple Goods. Being a new firm, we are determined In sell at ench pricea ar will ensure constant and regular custom. All we desire lean iamiaaon of our stock. Indianapolis, April S. Ifl49. 9S tf 1'IIC LATEST. WE harelately received and are veiling at price i lhat suit our namerous customers SOO pieces Cnltcara or alt descriptions ; 60 oo uingnams ; do Alpacca Lustres; do Tweeds and Jeans ; do Satinetta; ' do Clot ha and Caastoere i an Tickings, do Browa and bleached Muslim ; do Camhries and Jaconet ; 25 50 90 20 50 20tl So 500 pairs Men's llonts and Shoes; 300 do Witmen's I'bora and Bootees ; 100 do Children's do ; 10 dmen Men's and Boys' Csps; 1010 dozen Cotton Yarn ; 300 pounds Carpet and Coverlet Warp ; XOhrls Stirrer ; 20 bass Coffee ; 500 pMtnls Tobacco, all qualities ; Dye Bluffs, a large lot of all kinds ; SiO ke(s Nails ; Ph-ase call and see. Remember that the best of bargains are alwavs to be found at Braiiiwell's. J. M. BEAM WELL St CO. Oct. 17. 40 y Journaleopy ANOTHER ARRIVAL! Rannet Itibbous und Tri tmnincs. UST jeceived, this dny, a beautiful assortment of Sonnet Rib I bons.and white, pink, and buff crape, straw cord. Ice., at i J. 8. DUNLOP. SIMtlXG GOODS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TT UST received, a larce and well selected stock of Staple and FanIß ey Dry Goods, which mr beauty ol style snd q.mlity,ean not be .i)Fincu, a injj imv jusi im. iuii.iwivu riiicnirij Hiw,inu will be sold as low, or lower thaa'can be bought la this city. Persons They have jusl .been purchased extremely low.and wisliine to purchase, will do well to examine our stock before purchasing, aa groat inducementa will be offered. April 9 6 -J. 8. DUNLOP. NE1V CARPET ROOM. Carpets nt Cincinnati Prices. THE subscribers have opened a Carpet Rm in connection with their Store, and ar now in receipt of 9,000 yarJstnuad Vtnitian Carpeting; , of almost every quality and price j rora 1 cents to gl S7. House keepers and others are invited to call and make them, elves acquainted with the prices, whether they purchase or notThennderslvaed hope by keeping; a large stock of the above goods, and selling them as low as they can be bought in rincin nati, to sell to many who have heretofore sent there fortheir Carpet. Entrance through the Store. H. J. fc B. C. HORN. Indiannpolia, April 30, 1B49. 3 10y - SUAiVaLS ! triLACK. Or. DeRhino. Mohair. Beta ere, sun. white and eol'd 1 Crape, fine embroidered Thioet, changeable Silk and other fanry Shawls, a large assortment and cheap, just opened and for sale by Htf-y tvi uai st molma.n. DUFSS GOODS. EfUP. black, ereen. DeRhine, chi-nreabie and figured Silks, 9 Silk Tissues, Berage, new style Spring; DeLaines, Lawns, dotted and embroidered Swiss Muslins, tc, all of the latest pat terns, last received and for sale by P8-t SEATON It HOLMAN. RON, Naila, Cantinps, Anvils, Vice Blacksmiths oellows, H. dledges,ltc Elliptic springs. iron Axies.acc KELLOGG A. YANDK.S. Sign of the Big Padlock 83 y FICCSII ARRIVAL. -ar M. BttAMWELL k. Co.bave just received a large and well 0)9 selected stock of Fall and Winter Goods which they are sell ing at unusually low prices fur cash or approved country produce. Oct-17. 40 y AT THE LADIES NEW STORE. GRIFFITT'S Block, may be found every description of article " for Indies and Children' wear; all of which wiN baaold on theiowestterms. Tbe attention ol tbe Ladies is respectfully called to the new assortment. SW. iioNivirrs. LARGE stock or latest style, Just received; also. beautl Im. ful itock of Bonnet Ribbon, cheaper than ever before offered, at 87 IIUNLOK'S. BONKETS X A LARGE itock of latest style, just received ; also a beautiful iV stock of Bonnet Rihhon, cheaper than ver before ffrered.st 99 IHJN LOP'S. FLUSH A FEW ptecae beautiful Red, Pink and While Plush, bleat style oT goods lor Ldie Bonneta.at J. 8. DUNLOP'd. CLOTHS, Cassimeres. Casinetts, Ratins a few fine Calf Boot very cheap, allfor sale by HAMILTON k PARRISH. 33 WHOLESALE. vtE are giving particular attention tosellipg billtat whole T v sa tie. both Drv Goods and Groceries. S3 KAiiuiu.i at riKiiiaii. GIXGIIA.1IS AND LAWNS. TiJCAT small plaids and figures, just received and for salecheap iSt by 7 J. 8. DUNLOP. Liiirns nnd Ginshams! TUST received. some beautiful Lawns, Ginghsms, Prints, fce , " for sale very cheap oy a j. a. uuiMur. SHEETS! PIECE of superior Linen Russia Diaper 91 yard wide, for Us entfheets.forsaleat 9 DUNLOP'8. PRINTS! rf everystyle and quality, wholesale and retail, cheap Indeed! w t;omeandeei at 69 J. 8. PUN LOP'S. PRINTS! gTf everystyle and quality, wholesale and retail. cheap Indeed. Come and see, st 29 J. S. DUNLOP'8. GROCERIES. A LARGEstockot very fine Suer,Conee,Tea, kc. Justreeelved and fonale wholesale and retail. IUI J. M.BR AM WELL fc Co. Honnef libtsons. .1 UST received a few pieceslatest style Bonnet Ribbons, st 46 J. 8. DUNLOP'8. SHAWLS. SOME beautiful palternsfor Sbawla, Justreeelved at 4S J. 8. PUNLOP'S. IERFUMERT A very large lot nalustbeen received and wili be sold at coat at 4 VT . n. 1ALBII I J 9 JAVA COTFEE. FIRST rat article of Java Coffee. Just received and for sale sal by 70 J. M. BRAMWELI. fc Co. LINi:N GOtlDSt SUP. French brown and Irish Linens, Linen Drills, fine Psm ask and Union TahUi Cloth. Towels. Napkins, Bird's Eng. lish and Scotch Diapers, Linen Check, ate., in large quantities for ssle by Py a EATON fc hulhsh. Vntions. SUP. Kid, Silk, Lisle, Cotton and other Gloves 5 fin Mitts, Thread, Lisle, Silk and Jackonets; R-lgiff and Insertings; blark I..-.r Veils. Silk and Lcvlno II Mi 's and Tapes, Gimp Frinresand Bindinis. Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Threads, shell and common Combs, fce a fresh arrival at 88 y SEATOM Be HOLMAWS For Gcnflcinrn's Wear I CMTF. blue, brown and French blsck Cloths. Casimeres, Ci 9 nets. Tweeds. Rummer Cloths and rantal.tonery . satin, silk rnd Marseilles Vestings, kc, a good selection, and r sale low by 1 1 ATS AND CAPS. GREAT variety of Spring and Summer wear Just received at 106 H0P4i'rt,signnfihe BifB. T TTICA Lime asuDertorartirler'or white-washlnrj for salmon aw moderate prices by 94 9w . THOMAS BUIST.

MISCELLANEOUS.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT W II OI-.CS ALE AM RETAIIj. INVERT variety of style aad quality of Boots and Shoes, select J ed with treat rarefiom the most approved manufactoriea, aad well adapted to the City and Country trade, consisting of Ladies' Gaiters, ball lis iters and nuskios, do Kid Buskins. Ties and Slippers, A beaatlfal article of Ladies'high cat Kid and Ooat walking Shoes, Custom Made, M isses' Bootees, Bu-.kins a nd Slippers, . Children's hoes or every variety end style. Gentlemen's fine Calf sewed and pegged Boots, do pegged imitstioa stich do do pumps and ball welt do do heavy water proof do do fineGoat,teal andGraineJ do Boys'Cslf, Kip. Goat and Thick do Youths' Boots of all Mjle, 1500 pairs of Men's Kip Brogana, 400 pairs Men's Calf and Goat Brogans, J2O0 pairs Boys' Kip and Coarse Shoes, 130 pairs Strap Over Shoes. Also a treat varietv of Lad ies'Calf. Goat, Moroceoand KipBoots Strap Shoes, Hieb Buskins and Ties. Misses' Bootsand Eboea all kinds. Children's do of every price and style. The above named Good. of either Eastern manufacture or eitv make, are kept constantly on hand, and cheap for cai.li. All gooci warranted. Rips mended gratis. Please cailand esamine. J. K. SHARPE, 52 Sign cf lis Gilt lit ass1 Bt. I I UF.! FIItH!! DAVIS JIAY, INDIANAPOLIS, Next door lo Craighead's) agents for the IIAKTFOK9 Iltr IASsJKAXCE CO., Hart ford, Connecticut IncnrpnraUd 1810 Charter perpetual Capital SlfiO.OOO, with power vf increasing it In S2T0.üt O. fPHIS long established and well known Intitution, has transacted a most eitensive Insurance business for more than thirty sevea years, throughout the United Stales and the British North American provinces. Ii has aimed to secnr-public confidence, by an honorable and faithful fultilmeiit of its contracts; and owners nf prnpeity are assured that all Uir claims lor lose under Ms policies will I liberally adjusted and promptly paid . Public buildings. manufacWtrs, nulls, rnacliinery, duelling; hnuaes, stores. snerchandie, household furniture, ax., will be Insured at rates as low as the rir-k ill admit. Tne following gentlemen constitute the Wmrd of Directors. HEZEK.I AH HUNTINGTON, taqn President. Hesekiah Huntington, Charles Bosweil. Albeit Day, Henry Kenry, Junius!'. Morgan, Calvin Pay, James Goodwin, D. F. Robiuson, Job Allya. JAM KS G. BOLLES, Secretary. CHRISTOPHER C. LYM .N, Assistant Secretary. DAVIS It RAY, Agent. Seftf.t,le49. 26 y (JT-TUia Company has filed it agreement to be liable to auk I Marion county, for all claims for i rum ranee, which are not promptly settled. Iexliigtoti Fire, Mailne.nnd jLife Insurance Company. THIS Company was e bartered in the year 1836, with a capital of $ 100.000 by the Leg mlature of Kentucky, and take all kinds of risks on the shipment ol goods or produce ; all Are risks, on house, goods, lurnitiire, and 00 life. Columbus Insurance Company of Ohio. This company was chartered in the year IK12.and takes the above named nxks again fire or marine losses, or the transmission of Baak notes by mail. Capital of the company f 0,000. The undersigned continues to be agent lor the bove named com pa nies, and will promptly euend lo all applicationa for insurance made by latter, port paid, ur verbally. Merthiai. can Insure their stock prnposed to be puicliased in other cities before they leave borne the amount to he ascertained by their invoice! upon Uieir return. Losses promptly paid In sixty days from then-adjustment. JOHN V. HAMILTON Indiannpoli. May Ig, 1843. 105 ly jt HOOTS AND SHOES. b THE subscriber has now la his employ the very best work ft läw men the country affords, and bason band alarie quantity e Fk. the finest stock of Leather, selected by bimseli expressly fa Ibis market II will now manufacture Boots and Shoe nf every description and style, warranted to jrrfimm ri,and atsocb price Cannot lai to suit. He particularly desires THE ATTENTIO.Y OF THE LADIES asheisdetermined that none of tbe common poptrcencerns. so much puffed, shall begin to match wilb bis, either in softness, durability sty lexrcneapness. Aatbey value theirl Ives, health, and appearance beadviaes,atthisseasonof theyear especially, tbaitbey he lira land eoro4irtahle'ers(. Tliey shall certainly be suited la every re mreerrine Imported Boots and Shoes .are t a formed t hat bason handanextensivesssortmentselecied by himself; and beta proelicallfrailiM with the business, all may restassured thai heba saelhal be cannot recommend aa superior to those generali sold Alldesironstobe pleased i a bargains. are invited to give him a ta He is st it la tt he old stand, oppoNile Washington Ha 11. two doors we of Tom in son's Drag Store, ready to wan on aadsuit hiscitstomers Doa'tforseihUlow pricea. v32vll;renl'0vHI A.KNODL F.. FOKUAKDIM. ani co.mi ismo:v. rap HC andersigned are prepared to receive and forward allproperuy Ja entrusted lo their care. Having a larre.substantirl andcom modious Ware House on the east side of the INDIANAPOLIS RAIL ROAD DSPOT, and from a knowledge of the business and by prom platten tion to orders and communications, they hope to receive a ahareof pahlic patrona. Every article consigned to usfnr sale i 1 ! . rT In ..nrHmr. i;h laittrucllnai. Mmhinli MiMl.ni. I illBe sold in accords nee with Inductions 'ill!ll(ir(oodioas.c4lirtlberrei!liti paidaad the goodsdelivrred tolhem without delay. Advancements made on shipment tof Flnur Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oat. Barley, Clover beta, J imolDy beed, Cora Meal,ueeswax,uineng, reaurrs,eiv. 41-lf dli j nc SC riUL.laAL SAWS. TUST received at GravdonV" ign or the Ssw, ' an extensiv .unnlv of Cosa. Rowland's Mill and eroae-cut saws. ft. fit. 7. 7 1 k 8 feet, also lioesltCo's. New York Saws and cast steel and O. steel England Ditto. English aad American Hand, PanneJ and Ripping; aws Tenon saw. Compass and Key hole saws, Web saws (or trasses ; Wood saws with and without frames; Ha?k saws forfaiting Iron ; Bow Back Saws for Butchers in iron frames Blades for do. separate; circular saws, sc. MILXIXG FARMERS ATTEND. TTN DE RH ILL'S MILLS, situate on the canal, a little south of U town, have reverted to th original proprietor, and ar now la full operation nnder charge of Ihe former a pent, who gave such onlVersal satisfaction when before saperinlendiah them. Grinding for toll will be done 0 ihasusoal terms, and satietactioa warranted In all cases. Wheal will Ue purchased at the mill, or at A. WALLACE'S store, nearly opposite the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, where may be found Groceries, Hard and Quecnstcare, Dry Goods. SfC. tf-c. Atldlsposed to be dealt with liberal'y and on tbe best terms, are respectfully Invited to call. November 15. 48Hf ANDREW WALLACE. MOSS. JUST received at GRA YDON'S, Sign of the Paw. a supply ol Spanish Moss, of good quality. 97 EE4THER! ffCST received and for sale at the lowest prices, Udo sides off! r P quality Upper Leather ; gdnssidee Bndle Leather! 6 dos aloe Collar Leather : and 1500 Iba Sole Leather. J. K. &IIARPE, 81-y 8ign nf the Gilt Hat and Boot. ni aciiim: cards. VGOOD aasortmentol IVool Mackint Cards, warranted la every particular, now on hand, and lor sal at prices lower t ha a ev before oaered in tni maraet. a. u. illaiv, 101 tf rio. 5, tJrtmtn' Mock .opposite r aimer Moose. 1IAHDHAKL. LEX. G RAYDON isjust opening at the old Staad, sign ol th J. Raw.eornerof Meridian and Washington atreeu. an excellent Bsmrtmentof Haid ware, Just purchased ia Iba La t. and will be sold unon tbe moat accommodating term. riKes to correspond WUA lb limrik April 10. . TROWELS. fUsT received at ORAYUUN'S, sign ol ma saw, aa assortmeat of very superior Masou'. and Plasterer Trowels. 07 MOEY WANTED. A LL Indsbled to the andersigned will confer a particular favor by calling Immediately and settling;, as 1 am ia want cf axon. ey. 4 a. afuiiLit. GIIOCEIIIES. TEA, Corte. Sugar, Rice. Molscses. Indiro and Madder, CoU ton Yarns. Carpet and Coverlet warp. Nail. Ste.,a I ol rood qusUtyandtobesoldvety low, by EtATü. holmäh. March 7, 1849. 87 SALT S ff( BRLJ Fresh Salt, lust received and for sale at Madlaoa wj nrirea.addinsT frenht. BLYTHE fc HOLLAND. December 14.1647. &-tf r 1 nRailro,t. QUEEN SäV ARE. WE have this day received a new and well selected stcv.k, which we offer on lair terms for cash or praduce the old credit system has exploded. 100 SMITH fc HANNA. FLOUR! fpr g BRL8. Family Flour ror sale at very low rales, for oßW cash only, will be offered farm few dsjs; if not all sold, will be shipped. "Good Brands." 100 gniin at riArxrsA. FISH! 1VACKEREL, Cod Fish and Herring, lor sale la lots tosult par 11. chaser. 101-y SMIl'H fc HANN A. GRIND STONES! pCsfm UNUSUALLY smooth, good quality, an aesiratle slxesi 0tßß just received and for aal at market rate, by Illl-y SMI l M at HA.1AA. ROOTS AND SHOES. AGOORtoWtina for sale cheap, by SEATON fc HOLMAN RLACItSMlTH TOOLS, Ac. TUST, received at Grydons Sign of tu rw, a larg- sap. ply of English and American Anvils and Vice Tbe American Anvils, are a superior article and will be warranted comp ete ia every parthuinr or to ha returned. Bellows, Sledges and bam. mers; Screw Flotes; Horse shoe nails fce. UT received, a supply 01 ur. melt's a aaommai supporters, P Shoulder Braces, and Inhaling; Tubes, snd for sale at New York t rices, by D. CRAIGHEAD, Agent for Indianapolis. senruary 10, iim. PO , LARGE quantity of Brown Mnslios, Bleached Mnslins, L t t.n nrsiuv Cnitnn flrai r !rlb Linen. Linseva. Flannels. Pressed Flannels. Lamt'S Wool Shirts, Lsmhs Wool Prawers, PcaansUc Jeans, Poaestie Flannels and Linseys. to be bad at low priInrcash. hamiltun takkisu. A FEW morn piece of fine black and changeable Silks , Tarky Satius. French Merinos. Cashmer Periae. Plain and Firured Cashmeres, Plain and Small Figurad Del.aines, black and Satia btriped Alpsrran, French and Domestic Ginshams, I'rinu, hhaw Is, Silk Velvets and Muffs lie., kc. To be bad at the corner cheaper than the cheapest. 70 HAMILTON fc PARRISH. MASONS' AND ODD FELLOW'S 'REGALIA. CONSTANTLY oa band, or ms de ss order oa short notice, attha New Trimming Stole. Griffith fliork. inf. I, EAT11EE.(0O0 lb Spanish sole leather, Just received. i H. J. It B. C. HORN. EAUTIFUL Silver Dated Castors, of all kinds, lust received at 4 VY. H. TALBOTT8. jTl T T BU ft G H 8 ton Coalfor ssle by THOMAS BUIST.