Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1850 — Page 3

News by Telegraph. V .SHI.XÜTON, Jul 5. House. IVIr. Giddings rose ti a question of privilege, and produced the Boston Atlas, in which is a letter from Washington, dated June 27ih, rliarginjj that he had examined certain paper on file in the P. O. Department, and had abstracted several in relation to the appointment or removal of the Tost Master at Oberlin. A long and uninteresting debate took place, when the House resumed the consideration of the report of 11m committee on the Galphin claim. - Messrs. King and Conrad, defended the allowance of principal and interest on claim, the latter defended the Secretary of War from taint of official or private misconduct. Adjourned. Sknate. Nothing of importance transpired in the morninjf. The Omnibus bill waa taken op at 12 M. when Mr. Bell resumed his remarks continuing a defence and vindication of the course of the Executive, and in review of the strictures made there. In the course of his remarks was understood to intimate that he wanted to Tula fur the bill, but lie argued to show that it was nut an commendable a measure as had been claimed fur it. His object was to show that he understood its value and look it only for what it was worth. He compared the President's plan with that of the committee, showing the advantages of the former, and expressing his conviction of its superiority. Without concluding Mr. Bell gave way and the Senate adjourned. Washington, July 8. House. Numerous questions of nnk-r were raised. Finally the question was again stated that the claim of the representatives of Galphin was not a just demand against the United States. The following resolution was adopted: Resulted, That the act aforesaid did not authorize

the Secretary of the Treasury to pay interest on the said claim, and that the payment was not in conformity with law. Yeas 118, im) 8 71. Messrs. Otis, Robinson, Allen, and Thompson were appointed a select cr-mmiltee to investigate the charges agaiust the Post OSce department. After several resolutions had been offered and objected to, the consideration of the Galphin report was resumed. The question on Mr. Thompson's motion to reconsider the vote by which the amendment censuring the President was adopted on Saturday and to lay the motion on the table was decided in the affirmative yeas 00. nays 91. The question was taken on the second branch of Mr. Thompson a amendment as follows: Disapproves of and dissents from the opinion giv en bv the Attorney General in favor of an allowance of said claim, and from the action of the Secretary of the Treasury in payment of the same. The amendment was agreed to yeas 119, n'vs6G The question was then taken upon an agreement to Mr. Schenck's substitute for the resolutions of the select committee. This substitute is same as Toombs's and Srhenck's amendments combined, both published in Saturday's proceedings, and which was amended on Saturday, in part, by Mr. Thompsen, of Miss. The substitute was rejected jeas 39, nays 103. The House I hen adjourned. Senate. .Mr. Houston called up his resolutions calling upon the President for information relative to tr removal of Fiote, of l'olk, Texas, which, after sjme conversation was adopted. The omnibus bill was taken up. Mr. Smith spoke against the bill and in defence of the President's plan. Mr. Eutler obtained the floor, when the Senate adjourned. Boston, July 6. The wife and three daughters of Professor Webster appeared before the conn til yesterday, and pleaded in aid of the petition of the husband and father for a commutation of punishment. Mrs. W. said Fhe had been unwavering in the belief of her husband's innocence until he had made his confession; she aWo stated that it was chiefly through her means and representations that the petition for pardon and protestation of his innocence was sent in. After their withdrawal the council sent for Dr. Putnam and stated that they, having great doubts on certain points in the confession, had consulted separately three eminent surgeons, and a document had been prepared for bim to present to Professor Webster, but before the document was read the doors were closed; but it was understood that one of the questions propounded was whether such a stick as that described in the confession would give such a blow as would cause death in ten minutes, and all three considered it would not; and the other questions were answered adverse to the confession. The opinion is universally expressed that no commutation will be granted. Arrival of the Stenrnsliip Georgia. New York, July 8, 8 p. m. The steamship Georffis, which sailed from Chapres on the 29 1 h nit., via Havana, arrived this mortiing. She left Havana on the afternoon of the 30th. The United State frigates Congress and Germantown, were still at anchor there. It was reported on 'lie authority of the British consul that nine of the American prisoners had died, but the chief authorities said tbat they were all alive. Havana was very healthy. The Georgia lias on board the captain and crew of the bark Lucy Ellen, sunk off Conta Rica. The Nicaragua mail, from the United State, in eluding the Georgia's despatches, were lost. It was reported that a revolution had broken out in Costa Rica and that Gen. r lores had been shot. The steamer Gold Hunter has been sold fur fifteen thousand dollars e soon as out. The charge d'aaiirs to New Grenedi had heard of the publication of a notice in the United States, requiring Americans, crossing the Mhmusof Panama, to provide themselves with passport. He applied to the Preaident of New Greneda. mi the subject. The matter was immediately laid before Conjrrpcs end the result was that the requirement was abolished. It is nut necessary, therefore, for American citizens, en route for California, to get pnasport. New Yobs:, Jul 8, 8 p. m. The loss by the fire at Brooklyn yeeterdaj wti bout $1,000,000. Cholera in Cincinnati. Health of the City. We publish below the Re port of the Board of Health, rendered Saturday even lag, at 5 o'clock. BULLETIN No. 4. Office or thb Board or Health, ) 5 o'clock, Saturday eveninjj, July 6, 1350. S The Board of Health report for the last twenty-four hours sixty-five death by cholera, and twenty-eight by other diseases. They would state that the disease it not confined tn any particular locality. The Board is fitting up a. Hpital, and will nave it ready as soon as re quired. JONAH MARTIN, Pre!.. B. STORER. LOWELL FLETCHER, JAMES D. TAYLOR, HENRY JEWELL. HENRY R0EDTER, JOSEPH LURGOYNE. Jas. D. Tatlor, Sec. The whole number of death, from cholera in city, since the first Bulletin of the Board of Health, which was published on the 1st int., is 246. And this, some members of the Board, and other well informed citizens, do rot believe to be much more than the half of those who have actually been carried off by this terrible disease. Tleport of the Ilonrd of Health. Sundat, July 7, 1850. The Board met at 5 o'clock. The following interments were reported from 12 o'clock yesterday, until 12 M., this day, from the different Cemeteries: Cholera 56: Other diseases 31. JONAH MARTIN. Pre.. LOWELL FLETCHER, JOSEPH KURGOYNE, HENRY R0EDTER, HENRY JEWELL, JAMES D. TAYLOR, B. STORER. Jas. D. Tatir, Sec'y. S. Hasbcrt Smith, M. D., Health Cffficer. Cin. Gat. Cincinnati, Joly 8, 8 p. tn. The Board of Health report eighty-seren deaths for

the twenty-four hours ending this evening, furiy-eight

c" which were irom cnoiera. The river has fallen eighteen inches and the weather is pleasantcr. The markets continue very dull. Bst brands of flour $4 and dull. Whiskey dull at 21 to21". Cffee i rent lower. Sugar and Molasses quiel and no change in other articles. Later from Ilavnun. Mobile, July 1. The British steamer arrived here yesterday . with dates from Havana to the 7th ulL The Contoy prisoners were closely confined, and the Consul is not nllowed to communicate with them. Gen. CimpbeU' correspondence with Mr. Clayton, iia einbittered the Spntuards against him, and they have threatened to Be-assiuate him as before reporlt d. The Germantowii is at anchor in tin harbor ready to reeeiev him in the event tf Ins leaving the city. Havana is undue martial law. Tne Cholera has almost disappeared. A Mr. Doyle, an American merchant at Cardenas, has been imprisoned on some frivolous charge Memphis, July 5. Death or Hon. S. S. Prentis?. The Natches Courier announces the death of Hon. S. S. Prent near that place, on Monday, July 1st. Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce. Washington, Saturday, June 29. There will be some startling intelligence from Texas in lees than six weeks from this time. Texas will send on adequate fort e at once, as is supposed, to effect her object, probably '5C0 men. There are at Santa Fe nlwnit two hundred Texan camp followers, who take an interest in favor of the Texans- The troops of the Uni;ed States, undpr Col. Monroe, num ber about five or. six hundred, to which six hundred are about to be add-d. The Texans, in this city, are of the opinion that Tex us, supported as she is by the sympathies of the whole south, will arret the United Slates miliary officer, and bring theui to trial for obstructing the titration of her laws. Should th adjustment bill be defeated, there is no doubt that Texas will absorb New Mexico, and if the United Staes inteifere, the Southern States will give her all the aid she needs. The quarrel will afford a pretext for the disunionists of the South to commence the movement of dissolution. It is better, perhaps, that the contest should commence there than here, where it was, at one time, thought it would begin. The adoption of the adjustment bill, and tho acceptance by Texas of the offer which it makes to her, would prevent all this trouble: but, in my opinion. that is an event which might as well be left out of the question, until some Northern Whig members of the House can be found who will vote for it. It would not, to-day. get eighty votes in the Honop. The public were warned that there would be no chance for the pa.ace of this or any adjustment, unless it could be done before the meeting of the Nashville Convention, and before the controversy between Texas and New Mexico had come to a head. - In May the adjustment bill might have been passed, if it had been brought to a vote. Even, as t the Senate, I doubt whether a majority of the body are now very desirous of having any division on the bill. There are many wins would have no objection to be relieved from the duty or voting at all upon it." The Cuba alTiir has occurred at a time very oppnr tun Cor the promoters of mischief The organization ehveted by I he American lenf:rs of the revolutionary movement mill exists, and, iu rare of any mistake on the part of the Spanish government, the project will be renewed, and with a force of ten thousand men, under the auspices of eminent citizens, and assuming to act under the authority of Southern States. The late expedition, indeed assumed to be authorized by States. There were the Kentucky regiment, and the Louisiana regiment, and the Mississippi battalion; and the Governor of the S'ate of Mississippi, lately a general officer of the United States army, and pro posed as a cat didnte for tho Vice-Presidency, was the leader in the enterprise; and the AJjutant General of the estate or Jouisiana was a promoter of it, and the expedition was in part, furnished with arms from the arsenal of that State. In fact, it will very .robably be found before the end of the present year, that a Stale can hnd a mode, within the Union or out of the Union, within the Constitution or without the Constitution, to declare and carry on war. The troops raised and supplied for the purpose of conquering Cuba and St. Domingo can also be in readiness to promote the purposes of those who commenced the work of revolution at the Nashville Convention. The remark is made every day, by the Southern members, that the South is preparing for the worst, or, as Mr. Barnwell said the other day, she is setting her house in order. The Cuban and the Texan projects will be brought to the aid of the project of revolution at home. While California, Orepon and Utah will form a government ; Texas having absorbed New Mexico, and the States on the Gulf and on the Southern Atlantic will, with Cuba, St. Domingo and Porto Rico form a southern confederacy. That is the shape which things may take, should the adjustment bill be unfortunately defeated. But now for a more hopeful view of the matter. The managers of the bill in the Senate are positive as they assured their friends, half an hour ago. that they will carry the bill in the Senate by a majority of They cannot, however, get li e vole next week, because. Mr. Benton ha two adults yet to make on it, and a number of sjeeches are to be made on it. This is .ill the better a? things are. For the House will send the Calif irnia bill to the Senate, in the mean time, or will try hard to do it. That bill the Senate will lay on the table, and send over the adjustment bill. The Southern members, both whins and I A I. .1 .1-. .1 I J- I 7. , ' A . J " j n re ""cu' "a" iii-ii uuij na rrjinrua Vaiuiiriiia jitr c anu, now. rniiMt, in t-rder to jjpt her in ot all, take her with the whole Umnibui load of measures. It Is much to be hoped that, in this, or some way, the adjustment bill will pne in a fortnight. Last night members of the Houie favornble to the immediate admission of California, ver se. held a caucui, open lo the public. Mr. Booth, of Conn., was in the chair, r orty-nve members attended. Doubts wero expressed whether they had a majori ty in the Motive for the movement. But give me a majority, said Mr. Wilmot, and I will pass the bill in three days, over the heads of.the minority and all their tactics. It was resolved that the California bill should be pressed to a passage, and no other business tolerated till that object was effected. COMMERCIAL. Cincinnati Market. Saturday Evening, July 6, 1850. Flock The market continues unsettled and prices are still giving way ; straight brandä were offered today at $4 00 without findinir buyers. Sales of 50 bbN. from Rail Road, 4.05; 130 do. bbls. from Store at $1.00, and 130 do. choice from Canal at $4.05. The market ch5ed heavy with a downward tendency. Grain The only sale we heard of to-day was 1400 bush. OtTs from Cnnal at 40 ; a decline, r.o transactions transpired in Corn. Provisions There is nothinjj done in bbl Pork. There is some inquiry for fhron. The market however m-ty be quoted inactive. Whiseet The rt'arket continues heavy and prices to-day w-re a shade lower. Sales of 100 bbls. from Rirer at 211 ; 137 do. from Canal at 21 1 ; 130 do. r.r a ion - rA inn a,, r;... . oi j Groceries The rnaH. uch.'nd ilrv ,,i nr. Sales of 7 hhdi. fair Sugar at 6c and 10 do. good do. at Ci, and of 30 bags Coffee at 10J, and 150 do. from landing at 10. IVew York Market. July 6th, P. M. The Floor is without material change, and if anything there is rather a belter demand. Sales at 5 25 for common and straiirht State, 5.255.3 M for favorite State, and 5.25a5 62 for Michigan. There is very little doing in Wheat. Corn is in good supply, with an increased demand. Sales at 5657i for damaged, and 58a59 for prime and60a61t for Western Yellow. New Yore. July 8, 8 P. M. Floor. Sales of various brands were to a moderate extent to-day at former rutes. We quote common State st 3 a $5 12, straight $5 12 a $5 20, favorite State $5 25 a $5 30 and 31J, mixed Ohio and Indiana $5 121 a $5 25. Wheat is steady without any salea of importance. Rye sold at 61c in the slip. Cornvold tn a fair extent it 69 a 61c for Western. Oats 43 a 49c. The provision market is quiet with few small sales ta previous rates.

supueme router of indiasa. MAY TERM. 1SÖ0 ' ' -

Reported for the Mate Sentinel j Albert C. Porter, Etq. Thpäsdav, May 30, 1850. Persona v. Washburn et al. Error to tit Bartholo mew Circuit Court. Smith, J. Thia was a bit! t frc. cti-sa a mortem. Tli hill alleres that Persons tiortrg.l a lot in tli lwn of Columbus, t Alsip, in CMohrr, I84.G, lo a-curu ilia payment of two notes, and that in July, 1847, 1'eraotis executed a secund mortgage to Washburn, the complainant, to secure a debt amounting to and payable on the Jit of March, lc4J: thai no rucilinga had been had at law Tor the recovery f the complainant s debt, and that i lie mortgaged preimaei were Insufficient to pay both the dents wall which they wm charged. Persona anil AUip were made defondant, and the complainant prayed lor an account tu be taken ot Hie debts due. to be alluwed to redeem the prior mortgage, Hint the equity ol redemption be foreclosed and thai tne premise be sold to p.-iy tho mortgage debts according to the rights the parlo s. I lie record statea that the process waa duly served and the alrfeiolnnta were called arid defaulted. The cause was then submitted on the hill, eihihit, anil proof, and the eoorl rendered a decree Uridine the amount due on the mortgage respectively, and Hint in default of the pay ment id the same within dU days, the equity ol redemp tion in said premises should bi foreclosed, and the premise aold, ami the proceeds applied, firwl, to the payment of Alsip'a debt, second, to the payment of the cumphiin. ant's, and the overplus, if any remained, ahould be paid to Persons. The obj-riinn made to the proceeding is, that the de cree should not have required the property lo bs sold for the payment ot both debts, but that the Court should only have permitted the complainant to redeem the prior mortfare and hold it with his own as a lien on the land. Held, that thera was no force in the objection, and that the decree waa rendered in conformity with the usual practice in such cases. Affirmed, with 1 per cent, dama res. tiusli v. Keller, r.rrnr In the Bartholomew Circuit Court. Smith, J. To sustain a decree perpetually en joining a party from setting up or insisting on covenants of warranty of title, in a deed ot conveyance ol land and personal property aa a defence in a suit at law, upon notes given to secure the purchase money, and I rum orwging suits on such covenants, on account of any failure ol title tot he property in question, on the ground that such covenants were inserted in (he deed by mistake, a atrong case must ha made, heterscd. McGregor v. Johnson. Error to the Vigo Circuit Court. Smith. J. To enable 13. to support an action against A., upon an agreement by A., lo pay to D.,a sum ot money on account of Ireighl to be taken from one par ticular point to another on a flat boat, to Urn paid aller tne Ireighl should be delivered al the point of destination, as per contract with C, by order Irom C, it is necessary that li. should establish, that U. did deliver llie ireirnt at the ooint of destination according to his contract. Re versed. Iluhbina et al. v. Bobbins. Error at the Decatur Circuit Court. Per Ci'BIam. A guardian ad litem cannot waive the service of process upon infant defendants, un less they are personally present in Court at the time ; and where the record d"?a not show that they were present at the time, their presence will not, upon error, ba presumed Hirer se.d. Snms v. the State. Error to the Monroe C. C. rr.a Cubism. At the Oct. Teim, 1848. of the Jenning Circuit Curt. the plaintiff io euor who was the defendant below, vii imliciej for a imple assault and battery, under sec. 63. atl. 2. chsp. 53. R. S. p. 974. On the 16 hot Janus ry. IS49, the Lcgilaiure pissed an act giving, fiorn its date, exclusive jm'udictioii, in certain counties theiein bamed. including Jeutiing c., to Justices of the Peace, of the offence named in sail indictment. In Apt it. J843, ibe Jennings circuit cuuit, upon bit lull on said indictment, convicted and fined the drlendant. Held, That the act of 1849, virtually repealed the pievinus law giving the ciicuit eouit jurisdiction of the off-nee of which the defendant below was convicted, and contained no aving rliue a to existing canes; and that the conviciion waa iheiefoie wrong. Vide Taylor V. t in. State, 7 Blackf. 93. Reverted. The city council of Indianapolis v. Bljthe ct al. Error to the Mai ion Coutt of Common Pleas. Vw.. ("cbiam Debt by the city of Indianapolis against Blvibe and Hed ieiiy, w recover oi mem a penalty " dllar. fr keeping a nuisance within sa id city, rh nlt below dismissed the suit. The mater complained of was a nuiiance, not from tein declaird sti by a city uv-Uwr, but at comrndti liw. Held, that the decision w right. Keeping a nuisanre wis a njir.inal offence tt common law and is by Ststuie. The case, iheiefoie falls dircclljr within the cily of Madison v. Hatcher, 8 Blackf. 341, to which tbs coutt adheics. Sae Welch v. Siuwcll, 2 Doug. 322 i ZxJ'tra v. the curpoialioo of Charleston, 1 Bjv's Urn. 332 Battel v. the Commonwealth, 3 Tenn. IU 253; I ü. S. D. 4S7, sec. 21 ; B":ait v. New Albany, My Tum, 1S4S. Afirmtd. Trimble v Tumble. Appeal from the Uecatur 1. 1. PtRKi.ts, J. On an application for a divorce and alimony, teputa'im is sufficient evidence of marriage. By the common law no ariicutai ceiemuny to the valid celebration of mrii'pe is necessary. The consent of the parties is all that if necesiaiy, and as manure is said to be a contract jure gentium, tin l cousent is all that i needful by nstmal or public law. If the contract fecjnade par verba de present i, or, it" made per verba de future and followed by consummation, it amounts to a valid maniage, and which the partie csiinut dissolve, if otherwue compsteut It is not necessary that t tteigyman should b pieent to give validity to the marriage, the consent of the paitirs may be declared brfor? a magistiae, or simply befote witnesses, or subsequently confessed or acknowledged, or the maniajre may even be iuferied from continued cohabitation and leputaiioit as huband and wife, except in civil action for adulicty or pnblic piosecutions for bigamy. ee Diuviei's Law Diet, tit. Mamaee. and tho numerous authiotties there cited Where pa Miss have lived tngether in another Slate under such circamstjuces that a valid mairiage accordmi tJ ins common law may be inferied, and no Statute of such state is given in evidence upon lbs subject of roariiase, a valid mairiage between the parlies will be presumed, upon an application of one of the parties tor a divoice. Affirmed. MrClerrv et al. v. Maton. Error lo the Probate Coutt of Fianklin Co. reaKIlfs. J. Petition under sec. 35!. chap. 30 IL S., p. 549, by the plaintiffs in eiror, who aia children and hem of tllen McLletiJ. deceaed, luimeily Elleo Knieht. a half sUter vf Thomas J. Koiifhi, deceased. szaiust Mauou, admr. of the estate of said Thomas J. Koigtit claimiux a distributive share of said estate. The fmet of the case are !heei Said rlwnni J. Knight died, a lunatic, in Cincinnati. O.. in 1344. leaving piope.tr iu Bruokrille. lud., od in Niichtz. Mi. Ltttejs of admin itration upon his eststa weie granted, on the 12th day of Auenst IS41.ty the Probate Court urtraukliu county, Ind., to Matsnn; and iu December 1844. by the Piobate Couit of Adams county, Miss , to one John Knight, ui rtstchez. Bo'fi at1niuiistrat'r were duly qualified, and acted, as such. Upon the settlement of the etat in Indiana, by Malsoii, there remained in hit hands $300, foi distitbuti m mw the heirs Upon the settlement of the estate iu Mississippi Iheie ie maitird in the hand of Kuight, tha adfniuitiator there $3277,CO. By the law of Misiwippi the half bio 'd does not inherit: by the law of Indiana, it does. Koi lit. Ihs Miisippi admiiiitratnr, under I he order uf Ihe court there. disiributed the wbula amouul in bis bands to me a Diotneis and siteis of lie whole blood, giving to each of them $653.41. The Petitionen in this cae ureeedine; to the lights of the sifter if the half blood, by their petition claimed the en tirs sum 300 dollsis in the hands of Malon for Jitii bu'ion; it being less than sufficient to make Ihein equal with either of the hsiis of the whole blood. Tha court be low refused t- grant the petition. The fans in relation to Ihe domictl of 1 homaa J, Knight at the timenf his death, were these t His boyhood was spent iu Biookville, Indiana. When a youth, ha went to Cincin nati to learn a tiade. Iu 1833 or 9 he eut to Natchez Miss., and engaged in butiiess there with a bmiher. About 182, he letiimed Iu Biook ville and sal I ba designed lo make it his permanent abode: he owned real etate Ibers and pur chased materials for builling; voted at elections, a:id inter ested himself in politics, aud in the aH'iis ol the lowu as a citizen, and said he did not intend lo return 1 1 ISalchez. lie was an unmarried man. In Ihe fall of 1943, he became insane, was sent to a hospital iu Cincinnati, O., for treatment and died thera in 1S44. Held, that it sa;ifactuiily appeared fiom said facts (bat bi domicil was at Brookville, Iudiana. Held, alto, that his domicil at the time of his death hav ing been in Indiana, his peisonal estate, (which that in the bauds uf both adniinittatoia was,) no matter wbcia situa ted. was distributable according to iba law of Indiana. Sto ry's Con ft. Laws, sec. 4Slj 2 Kent's Co.nm. 429; U'hrs ton's IiiternatKuial Law, IsS. Aud see K. a. ol lud., p. OOI Jield.alio, that from what is shown ia this proceeding, the petitioner in this case cannot be regarded as having been panic lo the proceeding for dniiibutiou io the Slate of Mtilppi, and that, theiefaie, they are not bound by Iheiu Held, alto, that the distubuite d the whole blood, hav in sevrially lereived a laiger sum than now temaius for dittibutioii, no objection could be seen to allowing the pe liiiuneis the 300 in Ihe hands of Maton. Kecertea. Ks mandrd to the court below to make the allowance sccoid innly. Nichols v. trey. Error lo the Monioe C. C. Blackford, J. To ray of a person that he has the cljp i per tt actionable. Vitt 2 Stark, on slmd. 100, 10; Bluodwotth v. Gray, 7 Mann, and Gr. 334. To say of a peisou that he had the clap it not actionable, -the wnid being in the past tensej Catsclake v. Mapledolain, 2 r. lt. 473; and an innuendo alleging the defendant'; meaning to be that Ihe plaintiff bsd Ihs disease when Iii words ere rpiken, is not waiiauted by the woidi chsiged. Affirmed. Siat ix il. Thomas v. Youmana, et si. Li i or to lha Pa ike C. C. fleveised. ftemaodsd with inItiuctiuns tn the ritcuit court lo ovctiuls Hit demurni, aud give Ibe defendants lesve lo plead. Buckwheat ehould be sown from the 11 to the 15th of this month. Tim beat anil is a andy loam. Three t four pecks, uf seed aie ued per acre. I f saved carefully, the trat make good fodder for sheep. Turnips mar be sown from the middle of July to the middle uf Aijust. Uhooe a time wlieu tho ground is in order, and wh n showers may be expected. New ground, or sod broken up and the surface harrowed mellow, will grow tho best turnips. About half a pound of seed is commonly sowed per acre. Ohio Cultitatr. 07-Zeal without judgment is like gunpowder in the hands of a child.

lSepiMt of taM- decided In tho. Marion

Circuit Court, July Term, ISoO. 3d Day. State v. J. F. Myers. Thia waa an indictment r an assanlt and baitery, with intent to commit murder, upon the body ol the defendnnt's son, Jhn VV. Myers. Tial by jury. Evidenre in substance aa follow. The de- .. . ... - j it loieni ta an Honest, industrious, moral, and uotermiueu man. Ilia sun is a bad fellow, or some twelve years oij, runs oft", and ia gone from home tor dajs, and eomfeiimee wn ki at a time, sleeping in store boxe aud atablea. and gelling hit food I mm other bad boys, who probably steal he same Irom their parents trfhle or cut. board lor linn. lie ia a blackguard and ihief, and the truth ia not in him. r two years past, or more, these have been his habits The defendant has frequently had to search long for htm, and generally without success, for the young gr-iillettian seemed In be all eye and ear, and was generally able to see his father before his ftther could lay eyes or hands nu him, and is, moreover possessed of a most available pair of beets. With a view to eslablifli the intent, the Slain look a wide range, aud gave evidence of a great many se vere caMtg-itious, admiultered by the deb-inlent. Uut, unfortunately for the proecutioii f the litrln onner!-d therewith were so elicited, as to develop two facta im portant to the defence, to wit: that these said caxligalions, whether with rod, cowhide, or paddle, were all justly due and fully merited, and thai they had nli fHed in producing sny sensible rehu in or reclamation. l-bre Ibe boy a back would be healed, be wou'd be oil mi u cruise, and would remain rrnn t inventus during his own sovereign pleasure. Un l lie, occasion fr which the defendant was indicted, he lied th! boy, or chained him, and after cowhlding hltn, and lea ting lum, returned aud picked up a small stick with a sharp corner, and struck the hoy over the head, leaving a email cut aa deep aa the bone. The court instructed strongly in favor of parental au thority, end animadverted upon a manifest neglect in the proper exerrise of it in this town, proved to ezint by the fact id the preoencoof a Urge corps of boys in our streets, by day and by night, ready f r nil sorts of mischievous enterprises and crimes. 1 lie court aaid that the jury would lay the axe at the root of the. tree, subvert parental authority. Ding an ay all Solomon's wisdom, aud substitute the illdependence of young rowdies, and the- sickly aiutimentality of certain modern moralists, who were great at writing books, giving admirable directions for the gov ernment of good boys, but who failed in prescribing discipline lor bad ones, if they should tail to remember and puly the following principles, to wit : 1st. t hat there is a letal presumption, thut parental chast:eement is need ful and only apportioned In the, oneiiee i r necessity, until the contrary appears from, testimony; a'id,2l, that when arwassault and battery is justifiable in its inception, the law excuses a slight excess. Aa to the blow with the stick, the couit waa ol opinion it would amount to an assauit ana uanery, u me jury annuia oeiieve n was aimea at the head, ana designed lo inflict a wound; but that'll the jury shoohj believe that it was aimed at a proper part of the body, and only with the intent to chastise, foi impertinence or stubbornness, they ought to excuse that apparent excess, undsr all the circumstances of this case. The court said it waa tho duly of par-nls and masters to keep their minor sons and apprentices well in hand, and prevent them from becoming habitual vagrants, night walkers and prowlers. They owed this duty to the community, ns well as to their sons and apprentices. Ho good citizen would suffer his son or apprentice in add himself to the number of the band of vile boys who are acquiring city habits in this little town, wiih a most precocious proclivity. The jury, very properly, acquitted the defnudeut, in five minuus. 5th and Clh Days. State v. John Pogue. Murder in the second degree. One day and a part of a second was occupied in the examination of the witnesses on the part of the State. A very general impression has prevailed, that the defendant would be acquitted, but it is probable that few expected to hear made out, by the Stale's witnesses alone, a clear case of both legal and moral self defence. At the close of tho testimony on behalf of the Stale, the prosecuting Attorney, uuder the advice of the Court abandoned the prosecution, and the jury found a verdict of arquillal without leaving the box. Court, jury, and bvstanders wero gratified to Im informed bv the evidence, that the defendant had slain the deceased, (John St,rlan. tinder tin etrouaest and clearest necessity, and ". . ...... . . to save himself frum hiss of life, or very great injury. It is understood that Ilm delendaul's wi'nfspa would have made the case more clear. It is gratifying to all g""d men, to see nu M resident, and an inoffensive man thus acquitted r both legal and moral blame. Gru. Taylor in Ihe Field. The Richmond Whig has run itp she flutf of Gen. nylor as the candidate for the Presidency iu 1852. he H hto save : " That to dream of election; Mr. Clay wore to hope against hone; he has bren tMimciently tried; and that thero i but one road to safety, left open to the Whiffs and that is lo take , up Gen. Taylor. If, says the U'AiVi General Tavhr bo not cq'ial to the task of carrying Ihe prent Whig buiner m lh next c;ntent there i no uc!i inan in existence ; we ay itVipetily, and we say it boldly, the man docs mt breathe. It don't require any btildnrss to sny that, in t little who support Gen. I aylor and hia Galphins. It I. We hope no injii9licewill be done "O'J Wkiley ' this time and that he won't be crowded off the track ns the Galphin candidate for Vice President. His qual- j inrations are abundantly sutucient lo Batisfy the Galphin Jockics. Ar. lr. Globe. Un Thursday, 4th inst., by Rev. W. C. Frksch, of Uelaware, Ulno, jIr. I'kter Koohtz, to Iis lstiicr Ab Jou5So.i, of St. Mary's Stininary, in this city. ttlAIUOX JOI!T' ii:3iocir.A'i IC TICKET. For Senatorial Delegate, A. P. MORRISON. JAMES JOHNSON, For Rep. Delegates, J. P. CHAPMAN, lifciv 1 Lt. TUUD. BENJ. MORGAN, For Representatives, J MADISON WEBB, r. HUSBKUUK. For Sheriff, CHARLES C. CAMPBELL. For Treasurer, JOHN M. TALBOTT. For Auditor, ISAAC V. HUNTER. For Probate Judge, ADAM WRIGHT. For Co. Com V., MATTHEW R. HUNTER. For Coroner, PETER F. NEWLANI). CA0lA'ri. Fee for announcement. $1 if paid in advance: if nut paid in aarance, ji.j Editor or thkStatc Skntiwel: Please! announce) the name of Abser Ömith aa an liulcpcndent Cnmliilnto for the office of Shnriirif Marion Comfy, tit the August election, in favor of License, and obliss your frieml. AlSiNLK. SMITH. lullic Speaking. Candidates fur the Convention to atnonii tho con?titiition, togetluT with the candidates for the Legislature and county olfices, will meet their fellow citizen of Marion County at the following timet and places, to-wit: At Hroad Ripple, Washington Township, Saturday, July 0th, at 1 o'clock, P. M. At Augusta, Tike Township, on Saturday, July lo, at 1 o'clock, P. M. At Thomas Morrow's, Wayne Township, on Satur day, July 20th at IU o'clock, A. M. Inasmuch as subjects of paramount importance to the people will be discussed, especially by the candidates for the State Convention, it is expected and hoped that every citizen will attend the above ajtpoint-iiit-nt-i, in ilrir rvsp-ctivH neiffhborliooils. The mibiects nre iiitcresti:!' in themselves, beside beim of the nKMt peculiiir confertuence to every citizen, who owes a duty to himself and his country in making proper inquiries into the constitutional law which is to govern Ihe people probably for many futtir years. The candidates without distinction to party will at tend ami make known Ihetr views and opinion. TO UAILItOAD COiri'RACTOIfS. PROPOSALS are Invited for the grubbing, jradinf and bridging nt twenty nine miles uf the rosin lina of the Lawrenceburgh and Uper Missimipiii Railroad, extending from the present (citings at tri bead or lannrr's creett, near tne mpiev county line, to Milford, in Decatur cotinlv. BiJs may he fii4 with the Svcretarvof the company until the 10. h day of August neit, at wbOM oUic, in Lawrencehurgh, plate aid profiles will b found, and all other necessary information given. Attention is l?n invited to the bram h of snid road front MilforJ to Columlius, eiglitern miles; also to tlmt part of Ihe Indianapolis branch lyinir liKsma Uieenobnrg and Shelby Tille, twenty niilea, both of which th company bopa to be a' le to put tinder contract at the same time if favorable: I ids are miul. Tha company o a n a larje amount of real astat, consisting of bouaea and Iota In Lswrenrtburgb and (irrenaMirg, aixi oi wrmi aad oooccupied land in Dearborn. Ripley an Decatur cou:itis t all situate uimn or nt-ar ihe line of the mad, and to be advancad In valaa hv us construction. Pi Is for wnik. rart''le in part or tha hol in sncti real eatate vr atork. will ba received nnlil the time of the general letting attore mentioned, when all the worh undisposed ol will h let to tliu best tiidrr CKU. II. DUNN, Piesideut L. and 17. M. R. R. Co. Jnna 10. 1R5U. (Atlss and Commercial, Cincinnati; Jonrnal and Sentinel, Indianapolis Hswk Eye and Volunteer, Shelby ville; Clarion, Or-e Osburg, will pleas copy to amjuat of $i eirh, and charge Indiana ULtMiUli E- a iTIl.tblK, S Vl.ja.aj a . -sr-snUH. floors east of the Palmer Hoae. bus ronstantly on hard I a Una assortment of Havana, Regslta. Canones, Principe, Half 6psnish and American Cigars. Snuff, Chewing and smoking tobacco He will bay Indiana Leaf Tobacco 0t Cincinnati prices. Indianapolis, July 10, 18J0. ij ly

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected JVtekly for the Indiana Stale Sentinel, BY KIKLAND & FITZtflBBON, Forwarding anil Commission Merchants, AKTi WHOLESALE DF.iLF.K IN Groceries, Liquors, Tobaccos, and ProJuce, EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.

JMCO.V per lb. Hoc.roun t, $VOC 00i Sho.ilJer,. g.31'Hl:J Clear si J es, U.UOaO.tMi II nu. 051tl.U6 B K P. y wr cwi. net, 3.5o4 IK cj v;;:sper Hi., rj.iMO.ia Co rro v yjiRjv 0.2 iu.w GROCF.RIES Brnoms, 1.7j9-50 Le.-I.bar, 0.0T.0H0 l.etl,hite,pare, bf io-i.oo Lead, No. I, IJal 0 Oil. linteed, l l wl il Oil.larJ. OliJoO.bO Oil, sperm, I.75at).tK Oil, l aaneri', 751.00 Turpentine, 0.750.00 Beam, white, 0.37a-59 I'otaioes, -;aI.OO Onions, CVtotUM Theene, tUMli0.08 Butter, rolt, O.mi.0.1t Lard. 0 0.tdO.OJ Bees.vas, 0 lj0 IS - Oi.Hcn. O-laOCi) Tallow, 0.u7a0.0s CWS15 per box. 8 bv 10, - 4.0HaO.OO 10 by l. 4 -2 .-U.00 H.lr per ton. Ti.nothy, O.ooa n.OO Cliver. O.tMluO.OO Ä IV per In. Bar. 0.03003 Round and srfre, 0.0 U 0.05 4 Cating, 0,fMMUi p in;;, 0 OHo.OH'l Axles, o.!nty Anvii, U.UoO.13 LE.iTllF.RSole, per III. O.?00.23 Call'kins.pr dt. 18.00a30 OU Upper, 25 IKla.lO.nO Morocco, 20.01i.ii.00 Sheen. &,i;0a.Xa LIQUORS per r.t. B est Cox B r ' nd y , O.OOa-2-50 B -rt Pale Brandy, S.3;:ul Ameri-nBraiidv,0 4.V0 50 HMlanJ O'n, UDai.50 Old Bour. Whisk. 0.60a I.M Corn ilo., ll.OVcUCi Old Mala. Wine, OitOal.25 Tort Winn, 0J?0al.5 Sl-errv Wine, O.OOal.75 C.1.YDLES per Ib., . o.eo ' Mould. O.UOoU.IO CORA' MflJlL bu., 0.0a0-jO FLOOR perbrl., 4.50j.Oi FHUirs.ierhi. Ap,tl.;, grr.-n, O.OUal .CII Apples, dried, 130 00 Pe.nh.-s, dried, l.!ial.5ll ' Almon Is, per lb.. 0.1 wii.Srt Rosins. per box, OOOal.tO rS Mackerel, Xi. I.perbrl.' liOafO.OO No. I, halr-i.rb, O.OtlaO.UO No. I , qr.-brl., 4 0'ia4.i4 No. I , k iU, S.MIan.OI) No. 2, per brl., 00.Uttal3.50 No.3.half-brl., OlOoT.Ot) No. 3. pre brl., )! 50aO.tO Salmon, kits, 3.UUa0 Utf FEATHERS per lb. B-st, O.i wU 2fi Ordinary, O.lt-'aUäj ßÄ-fA-S per bu. Wheat, n..Wa0.7 Itarley, 0 O0mO.HO Rye, ii.onail.6J . Corn, (.4la0 ii Oats. 0.30OJ" GROCERIES , Uo lee, best Rio, 0.l0n.l2l tuirr, N. O., O 06t!0Ti Sagar, lor, O.lOta'l. I? Sngar, crushed, U.:i(l.l& Ta,0. P., 0.65atl?U Tea, Imperial, 0.."nM; Tea. Y. HjtkOii, Pepper, Spice. . Salertus, Molasse, S.O. Molastea, S. I!., Tar, tv.Cbrl., Tr, Florida, 0.30 tfl O.ISiaO 10 0.l.rtl 17 0 Uüa0.00 U.3t0 AO U.IUdO.45 O.miaVtS U.W mjO.OO O.KtaO Vi o.ian.iA I tMl. 15 ll.Ofl iti d6i U.i:taU 0 0.02ia0.03 O.lla'l l?t U.33aQ.4Q 6 "3 "0.00 0. OoaO.10 O.nOaOOO O.OiaO HO (Jlarrt tn, O'voo.j Malabo .Viwe- 0.7 tm I OM . DomeVi', O.-iOaOSQ A"Jf.S-pirkif . 10.1 . 0 00a4.0fl 8-1 4. -V i0.H0 01 .4 7 wO.OO 4 J ' .V-rxrO.OO ' 3d 6.25ofl 00 Krads, 4 000.00 PAPF.R ner ream. Wrapping, C.CO0.9(1 FooUcap. ?.l0.1.25 Ron. Boards, gr. O OOot.OO SEEDS per bu. Clover, 0N0fl0.t0 Flat, O.OOal.tli) Timothy, . O.OOaO l;0 Tonarco, Mad iter. I mil jo. Rice, Copperas, Rosin, Ginger, Cloves. Ounpowder, Soap, No. I, CMsia, Alum, Nutmegs, 1.61il 74 Wooden Backe', 2.50o2.60 SIIEUIFF'S SAI.G. TlirniKD J. GaTLine v.Isac Havis. D Y virtue of two eve-utions to me dinvied from Ihn Clerk's UJ office of the Marion county Circuit Cou-t. I wilt expose to public sale at the. Court llouoe door in t'te ciiy of ludinnanolis, Marion county, Indiana, on Ihe lirst dny ot August next, etween the hours prKcrihei by law,th rents and pru'it for yeven yesrs of the following decrilwd propetly, to wit : The north west corner of out-lot ntiiilcre.l nine.y-three, in th city oi I:idiannpolis, tlienre east on ihn sooth line of Louisiana street one hundred feet to a point, thern-e unulh seventy-six feet I a inl. thence west one hundied feet lo KaU street, l hence north oa East street arrentysix trot to the place of beginning. On failure to realise the f'ill mount of judgment. Interest anil costs in the above cases, I will at the same limn ami place fell the lee simple of said real eftale, without rrli f from rsluaiion or appraisement laws. IJ. C CAM PHELL, Sheriff .I.C. July 10. t-jöU. H-3mt By lUvin 8. Butt, Deputy. Jacob II. McChi!cv v.Chirlks B. Davis. RY virtue of a decree of Marion county Circuit Court made at the May term of said Court for the year 18 10, I will expose, to pu'.lic aale, at the Court House door in the ciiy of Imliani-polis, county of Marion and State of Indiana, on the 1st day of August next, within the honrs precrioed by law, the rents and profits for seven years of the following descrihrd real estate to wit : Lot umi-ereJ four in square numbered fourteen in ih'. town of Indianapolis, together w ith the privileges and spi'Urt'-nnnct.-s thereunto belonging. On failure to realize tha full amount of judgment, interest and costs, I will at tha same time and plare sail the fee simple of said described real estate with the appurtenances thereto belonging. Sale without relief from valaation or appraisement laws. C. C. CAMPBELL. Sheriff M. P.. July, 10, 1850. U 3w By David S. Ucatt. Deputy. A Xciv-Stciiui Snv .Hill Ilngim? and ISoilsM- for Salr, rfnHE undersigned offers for sale a new Steam Engine and Boil. JL er, 'JO inch stroke, of A. O. POVVKLI. l Co.'s nunui tcturt-, Cincinnati. It is entirely new, never having been nut up. Terms of sale Time lo suit purchasers. VY. C. VA.NDL ARICUM. Indianspolis, Joly t,1850. 12-t IVEW IIAIID1VAIIC STOIII3. View Firm and IVcw Goods!!! rPHB subscribers have just opened an entire New stock of Hardware, comprising the latent stylesand most approved patterns of house trimmings of every description . KiiilJer will please do them the favor to call and ex.imine quality, prices, Slc. Fsbmcbs can also be furnished with almost every agricultural implement, surh as ahovels, spados, boes, axna, and scythes, (warranted to cut without whiskey) biy forks, grain cradles, sickles, Sic. &c. Carpenters, Joiners, troopers. Masons, Oarrinfc and Cabinet Makers, Black, white ar.d all other Smiths, either by trade or name, and the invitation is extendsd to the entire alphabet of names in tiie city and surrounding country, to call at t'te stgii of the Gilt Elepm a st, and Cook Stovc, south side of Washington street, opposite D. Crai head's, and examine, foods, prices, and form acquaintance witn the occupants; one of the firm being a stranger iu t'iis community, is very desirous tn become acquainted wiin the riiisena and resiJents of Marion and S'ljoiniag counties. In addition to the aliove ther wilt keep tor sale a good stork of assorted iron, steel and nails- A Iso continue lo manufacture copper, tin and sheet iion ware, and da all kinds of work in their line to order; and lastly, they do not intend bring outdone ia the selection of the most approred kinds of Cooking Stoves, warranted to please, or no sale. Being well acquainted with the latert improved patterns made io New Vork, Pennsylvania aud Ohio, and baring had twenty yearn practical experience in the aale f stores and other merchandise in the Hardware trade, tney hope to please all wiio miy favor them with a call. PLATT k WAINWRIOHT. X. It. To accommodate residents in the eastern part or the city they have also taken the store recently occupied by J.J. Wiseman. corner of Washington and Delaware streets, opposite the Court H'tiise square, and wi t keep there a full stock uf hardware, stoves, tin. copper and sheet iron ware, with good workmen to do job work on short nof ie. The public ar invited to call and compare price with down tos n prices, and niuch oblige V. 4c. W. Indianapolis, July 6'h, l?.0- ll-y w I. O. O. F. N30iEMBER3 of the Independent Order of O Id Fellows are gbp. herrby generally notified that on ihe third TliursJsy, the isth or J-ily, 1R50, (during tho regular semi annual session or the R. VV. Grand Lodre of Indiana,) a Calibration will occnr, nnder the anspices of Centre Lodge Na.l8,and t'hitozenian l1ge No. 44, of Indianapolis, and by permission of tho Grand Lode of tlie?tate. An addreaa will be delivered by Bra. Jacob I. CnsrMa, of Indianspolis. Members of the order are respectfully iu tiled to be present, and join in the ceremonies of the occasion. E. HEDDERLY, T. R. FLETCHER, E. S. TYLER. CmmiUee of Centre ldge .Vs. 1 W.W.WBIOHT, GEO. D. STAATS, E. A. WEAVER, JOHN 8. SPANV, Csitnu'ts Fkilaieaian Ledge .Vs. 44. In lianapolis. June S3. 1c50. 9 t July IS. f journal ropy. SlM-rifT's Sale of ICojiS Ifato. William T. Petcss v. Esasmds Marrroan, '.Villi am C. Vau Rlaaicuit, Thomas U. Alfobd and Istacu. Alfobo. In I'lisnrerj . BT virtue sf a decree of Ihe Marion county Circuit Court, made al the October term of said Court for the year 1HI9, I will expose to pulilic snip, at the Court House door in Ihe ciiy nl Indianapolis, county of Marion and State of Indiana, on the 2jih of July next, within Ihe hours prescribed by law, the rents and profit for seven years of the following described real estate towit: Ninety-fire feet off the east end of lot six in square fifty two in the ciiy of Indianapolis. On fiilnra to realize tha full amount of judgment, interest and costs, I will at the same lime and place sell the fed simple, or so much thereof aa may. be necessary io satify the full amount or the decree, interest, costs tc, agaiiist tha defendants aliove mentioned. Sale ilhoul relief from valuation or appraisement laws. O.C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. Indianapolis. June 29,18.10. 9-3v By Davis S. Bbatv, Drpnty. IS O OILS! Aiiollier itlply- :il BSo Ray', RAILWAY ECO-NOM V: A Iretitisa on lha new art of Transport, its management, prospects and relations, commercial, financial and social, with the results of milways ia EiglanJ and the United Si sirs; by Ivonysius Lardner, D.C. Ij., k-. Thb HhoOldbb Khot, or Sketches of Ihe Thre-o Fold Life of Man. A story of the Seventeenth Century, by Ii. F. Tett. Harpfr's Ntw Monthly Magstine. Tub Pbofcssob's Ladt; by Berthold Aurrback. Translated hy Mary llowitt. rktoriul Field took of the Revolution. Kit-1,3. 3; hr B. J. LosSing. One door west of Browuiiij'i, KOSS k. It AY, Booksellers. Indianapolis. Jane 59, IS.V). 9 tf ?ASii! cash:: Row I Iii lime for II.iru:ilus. IN order to make room for refitting and enlarging our Storeroom, we are sclline at reduced prices for cash, Ginghams, Prints, Lawns. Linens, Cross barred, Em'-rolJered and Hwin Muslins, Blnck Lace Veils, Hosieries, ParsMils. Corn color and Mourning Tissues, with a general stock of Dry Goods, will be so'd for a few weeks ai lower figures than has leen oflered in this riiy. June 89. 1850. V-tf HAMILTON Ac PARRISH. ioriirj: cos.uos." ryvRAVEt.8 in Siberia, inrludin; esciiraions northward, down I the Uhi to tha Polsr Circle, aa l southwards to the Chinese Frontier; Ity Adolph Ermvn. Translated from the Oe-rnan, by W. D.Coolcy. Forssleby ROSS k RAV. J-ily 6th, laSO- - I Ijt TO rilKTKlM ARM IHllGGISTS. PINT Mills, sinjle and douMe genred, for sale by HENRY S. KEL1.ORG, at the sign cf the JnlyS.18.iO. Il-y Iiis; Padlock and Cook Stove. TO ClItlUAGC TIUUHIEI.S. Ta BALES nicked and unpicked Jfo of superior nnali'r, for aalbv HENRY 8. KELLOtiO June 23, 1350. IILLK LICK WATER JUST received fresh from the Bprfngs, for sale at FIDDAI.L'S Drugstore. south side Wsshington street, Indianapolis. July 3, lhaO. 10-y 4th door west of Meridian. ' TÖTIIE LADIES. style 'Jenay L)ndM Charcoal Iron Furnace, suitable for J. oooking and Ironing, for sala by HENRY 8. KKLLOOG. July a.lßjO U-y

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Batlett, Prof, if Natural Pkiloorky in the Military Acadrmy the Untied Slatet, at Wett Toint. The above books are soil by Booksellers generally tiiranghoat the United States. June I, liVi. R.3m w School Hooks, l:iprr. Illank Itook. Ac. A s S. BARNES & CO., WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS ASD PUBLISHERS, Noi 51, John Street, Xew York. r w EttCHANTS coming r senrfingto New York for Books and It 3 t?TATtOKCBT, ran It supplird upon the most liberal terms br tlie above houe. .. June 19, 1850. 6-fm Slii'i ilPs Sale ol Ileal INtale. Pbtib K. Xbwlakd vs. Jamrs Jones. ) In Chencrry ia Marion Circuit Court. JJVfTICE i hereby given, that in pursuance of the decree ol tie 1 Marion Circuit Court in tne State of Indiana, rendered at tha April term of tid Couit for the ycr J.i0, in Ihe above entitled cause, and on the '.d day of May in said yeur, and of an execution tome iiisue.1 upon said decree I will expose to sale at puiilic aiirtion at the Court Honst; door in the city of Inriiananolis, between the hours of III oV lock A. M.,an4 4 o'clock P. M. of the a"th d;iy of July next t i ist. tha rents and profits for the term of seven cais, of the following tlecrihrd premises belongint the said defendant, James Jones, tn-wiu Lot No. 1 in out lot No. &4 a-cording to a snhdivision of the southeast corner of said oai-lot 54 in the city of Indianapolis, together with tha improvements thereon, and If Ihe same will not sell for a sum sutfirient lr satisfy the principal, interest and costs of said decree, I will iorthwith at tlies.ime place oflcr for sale all the interest and estate which aaltf defendant Jones has in said premises. Sale will be made to tha highest biiMer for cash in hand. CHARLES C CAMPBELL, Sheriff. By David S. Bcatt, Deputy . InJianapoü;, June 29, 1?m. j.Jw liiiiiiitrntri's Sale. -saOTICF: is hereby riven that on rstnrdy, the 13th day of I xgj Jn'v, A- D. 150, the undersigned. Administratrix of the estate of Wi liam Dickerson, lote of Marion countv, decpased wiU oHt-r for sale at public aurtinn at the late residence of said deceased, io Iwawrrnce township in said county, the personal property belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of Horses, I'attle, hiip, fing, Whect in Di gronnd, a two horse Wsron, Household and Kitchen Fnruiiure, together with otter articles not here enumerated. Terms sf Sale tin all sums over three dollars a credit f twelve months will he given, purchasers fiviL'g notts, with god freehold security, without relief from valuation Inws. On all sums of thre dollars and under, rash will be required in hand. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. June 15th, 1830. 5 3w NANCY D1CKER?0X, Artmr'i. ! ! r Iiiti.iii?i, ICismin Cotsitlj. ; l! Psobate 'ooT ArorsT Tkbm. A. D. 18.10. i Joel Mc.Mahak v. ThohaS Dali, Johi C. Walls and Ma rr I Walls his wife, ret il ion for Partition. j V1'. it rememtxu-ed that on this Sth dsy of June, lPjO, tha said MM Jnrl McMnhan.by A.J. Boone, hisattorney, filed IB theotfie j cf the Clerk of the Pro'iote Court of Boone county, bis petition in I the nl ove Ktititled cause, and also th attiJavit of.a disinterested j person, that said defendants John C. Walls and Mary his wife, are not resid'-ntaof ih-Pts'eof Indiana, Thcretora the said John) C. ! V'all fd Mary his wife, defendants sfbresaid,are hereby notiaed ! of the n ine and pendancy of said petition against them In aaid j Court: ud that unless they appear in said Court on the catling of I the caite at the next term ttweof, to be htld at Lebanon on tli i 31 Monday in Ausrnst next, and plead to or answer Ihe said peti- : lion, me same win ue iienrn anu ine nnerminen in vnetr absence. , AMest: LKVI LANK.. Clerk. A. J. Boowk for Petitioner. Jnly 2. 18 j0 10 3a" TO I'lllXTCIlS TYI'R SALE. HIVING dHermined to supply our ottvee with a larce amount of new an t fashionable sty les of material, we woa d dispose ol, on reasonable terms, the type upon w hich the tate Sentinel ia now primed. It consists of One font of Bourgeois, si. out MIO lbs. Two fonts of Brevier, about 1511 is. One lontof Mm inn, about 120 lbs. Several fonts of Nonpareil, in all S0 l.s. Also, a number of fonts of half worn fancr and job tvpe, l erder. ice. b.c. One or l wa country printing orhces can Ns feu ad ovl complete, except presse. X? Terms, cash, orders mast be prompt, ar ws rbsii miss other disnosition of it. ELLIS t SPANNIndianapolis, June 5, lUöO. 13. EI.L1S tV SIA, BOOK JI.YD JOB PRINTERS, Iiiliiaiiali, Isislirsssa . - H AVI NO added tn the large etock of printin materials purchased of the Messrs. Cbapmans. a splendi I araortment of new Tvpe. Border. Cuts. Ornaments, Flourishes, fce., resaecifull ' announce to the puSlic that they are uow fully as well, if not better prepared to execute any description oi printing tnan any ntror office In the west. Orders fmm a distance, will receive the most prompt attention. r-Orfice at the old stand of the Mate Sent tod, Illinois Street. Indianapolis, lad. Jane 21, I0. T-v BLANKS! IIL4M($!: a LWAYS on hand, the most approved forms of blank J: Drtcds. executions. 8nhpoana, Mrtjaes. Summonses, Notes, Wagoner's Receipts, Bills of Ladinsr. tÄray Reeeipes. Delivery Bond, Constable's sle, Sheriff Sale, List of property in execution, Ilc. kc ft-Orfice State Sentinel bailding, Illinois Street, Indianspolis, Ind. ELLIS L SPANN. Jone 21. IPSO. 7-y C4III IHI.TIG. OUR friends and the puMic are re'pectlnllv Informed that ws intend hereafter to print Cards as cheap as the cheapest, even it 23 cent! per pack w hers 10 packs ar ordered. W Lava now undoubtedly the handsomest stock of Card Type in tha Slat. (Jr-Visiting and Invitation Cards done "to a T. Indianapolis, Jane 31, I9j0. 7-tf ELLIS A. FPA X.N. ' KOTIfJC mjOTICE is hereby given to the voters of Marion reunty, In'Tv )J ana. that t the general election to he krld in the several townships In said county on the ftrrt MoniJay in A apart, IS50,each voter wiU ba called upon to tnae upon ihe question aa to the adon tion of the act of 1S4S t, tn increase and enend tlia benefiis ot common schools. CHARLES C CAMPBELL, hherifT M C. Jane S9, 1450. 9-t a Atlmintstmfor's Aotlce. TT ETTERJ of Arlrninist ration oa the Ef.se of John C. JobBjlcn: , Isteof Marion county, dereafed, have this day been c-rr:sl and issued to tha undersigned by the Clerk ol the A) anon f ju-s Court. The eststa is probsbty solvent. July fl, 18. 11-Cw J0!IV KEvTCIRK, Ad.