Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1851 — Page 3

ßY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

From the .Madison Papers. Washinütoj, Feb. 21, 8 P. M. Schate A communication was received from the Indian bureau in reply to a resolution of the Senate.

Explanations Ksre made by Messrs. Eing, Turney, : l'pn fo "I fiv years, from and after the date Gwinn, and Douglass, in regard to certain charges made I ' entry, and also requires the treasurers of the differin the House, last session, against Mr. Ewing, while eti counties in said district to refund all the monies colSecretary of the Interior. lected as taxes on said lunds back to the proper persons. Horsr.. Mr. Giddings asked leave to offer a resolu- j I bad the honor of introducing this bill, and, in justice tion inquiring of the President whether Mr. Thompson t my constituents and mysell, I cannot remain silent had not been assaulted in Springfield, Mass., and his j and see the bill disposed of without giving my views on the personal liliersy endangered, contrary to our treaty stip- subject. I do not know whether I would ! ive intronlations with Great Britain. Objected to. duceJ a bill of this chai acter if all the lands in the VinMr. Johnson, of Tenn.. offered an amendment to the eenr.es district had been taxed, but, sir, there never has

constitution of the United States, providing I'" the election of President and Senators ly the people; which was reierrco. Fifteen private hills were passed. The House then went into committee of the whole and took up the bill for the support of the Post Office Department. Washington, Feb. 21, 8 P. M. Commodore Jones, whose trial by court martial has, been going on at Washington for some time, has boen found guilty of speculating in gold dust with the publicfunds and is suspended from his command for hve years. Washington, Feb. 22, 1 P. M. ! Senate. Mr. Rant .ul. Senator from Massachusetts, appeared, was qualified, and took his seat. Several bills on the President's table were appropriately teferred. The military academy and revolutionary pension appropriation bills were passed. The Seuate resumed the debate on the President's message, submitted yesterday. Hol'se. Mr. Bayly reported the navy appropriation bill, which was referred. The post-office appropriation bill was pasci!. The House went into committee of the whole and took bp the fortification bill. Mr. Bayly spoke iu favor of the bill and Mr. Giddings against itBaltimobe, Feb 22, 8 P. M. The message of the President in reply to ihe Senate's j resolution of the ISth was published to-Uay. The President quotes laws of the Massaehuctts Legislature, i passed expressly to prevent the execution of laws of. Congress with regard to fugitive slaves, recommends me prompt execution oi tue laws, ana repeats we assu- i ranee that they shall lie faithfully enforced and all forethie opposition to them suppressed; and to this end, he prepared to exercise the power vested in linn to the fullest extent. The tone of the message is firm and detided and is well received. - ! New York, Feb. 2-1. 8 P. M. The Ohio, from Chagres, is below aud lias just Iwn telegraphed. She brings the California news mails. $201 , . . . . T i ... UUO in gold on freight, and $1UÜ,Ü00 among one hundred and twenty-six passengers. The Ohio brings Havana dates to the 17th. but there is nothing new. The steamer Prometheus and Cherokee, from Chagres and San Juan, are coming up. No merchants on change to-day. In honor of Washington's birthday the banks, public places, and the stores generally have closed or are to close at 12 o'clock, There is to be a procession of military and other com panics, aud a large transparency of Washington is to be illuminated at City Hall, with other transparencies indicative of various battles. Boston, Feb. 2-.. P.M. A man, named J. P. Smith, was arrested to-day charged with aiding in the late mob and rescue. He is a negro and gave bail for his appearance next Friday, for examination. Davis's trial has not yet concluded. The eighth arrest for aiding in the late outrage wtls made this afternoon. The peisou's name is Louis Haydon, second-hand clothes dealer and one of the leading spirits among the negroes of the city. He remaiked to a friend, who said that he was a smart man. that "it took a m:trt man to perform the rescue.' Three thousand doll irs bail was given for him by J-i. N. Bull n, of Lynn, a noted aioluionit. Haydon has frequently said that he was u. ruu.iway slave and Would shoot anybody that might attempt to arrest him . Locisville. Feb. 22, 8 P. M. The Whig Convention of Kent u-ky has nominated Dixou and Tuoiiijisun for Govvtnor and Lieut. Governor. The nominations were unanimously made. . Tbkxtos, N. J., Feb. 22. Commodore Stockton was litis morning eiected U. S. Senator lor six years. Washington. Feb. 21.8 P. M. BMW. oiamey. oi ivorin Carolina, w..s arrested jesterday on a warrant issued on oath ol Waiter Lenox, may. or, and taken belore Justice Morsell, tliare.l with dialleDgingMr. Inge, of Alabama, lor allcilgcd ollei.Mvv words, spoken a lew days a-o in delate. Alter a hearmg, Mini.) was dismissed at 6 o clock lo, want l evideuce. Inge aiul Ins Iriend Gov. Brown have not yet been arrested. The police have been searching lor them all day. i ue general impression now is tual a .. Las been passed and a duel agreed upon. From the Vernon Times. Fugitive Slave l'a-e. For several years past, a negro man. commonly known by the uainu of MitcUuin, has resided some lour miles if -in this town, with his wife and children. On Saturday, loin inst., a Mr. George V. Mison, of D.ki -- county. Ky., accompanied by several persons, went to a grog shop, near the Brownstown road, kept bv Buverlv Garrett, a colored man, and Mitcluiiu being there, was arrested by Mr. Mason, as his slave. He was brought to town, and proceedings wore instituted by Mr. Mason, assist -d by H. L. Arnold, Esq., before Esquir P. L. B isiictt, t reclaim and take back into servitude his negro. By request of Col. Andrews, counsel lor Mitchum, the investigation was postponed until Tu .dy, 18th inst., at 12 o'c! ck, und Mitt-bum was cared for by D. C. Jones, Esq., Sheriff. At half past 9 o'clock, A. M.. on the ISth inst., an effort was made by Mitchum's counsel, to obtain his discbarge upon a habeas corpus, which failed. At 12 o'clock the court house was crowded with spectators. Mitchuin being brought in, his counsel, Messrs. Andrews, Hasina, and Bundy. moved his discharge on the ground;, that the Fugitive Slave Law of 1830 repealed the act f 1793, and that, therefore, a Justice of the Peace had no jurisdiction. The Justice decided that be had jurisdiction, aud the case was heard H. L. Arnold, Esq., of this place, and Mr. Devcreaux of Owensborougb, Ky.. for the claimant. The claimant proved the negio was his bv Mr. Marks, of Daviess county, Ky. Mr. Marks tcstilicd that he had not seen the negro Ibr 19 years, but still he had no hesitancy in identifying him. On his cross-examination, Mr. Marks staled that the negro had learued the blacksmith's trade. A witness residing at tin p ace, lestmed that two or tlirue years Tis? - . ... t .. i.i . . " " " le-riieu me iiiacasmiimng and could do almost any kind ol smith work. o rebutting testimony was offered by Mitchum, except a certihcate irom the overseers ol Poor of Jeanrngs township ar'W . county' lnU,Hn- lb racl Lrf-T"" . 'n 1833, complied witU the law of Indiana, in relation to iree negroes coming into the State. The lorcgomg was About all the evidence in the case. On the argument of the case, the defence relied mainiy upon two points: 1. That a Justice of the Peace has no jurisdiction in the case. 2. Tint the witness Marks could not, from tiie great lapse of time, identify the negro, there being no distinguishing mark about him, save that he did not open one of bis eyes quite as wide as the other. After argument by the counsel, Äsqutrc Basnet decided that the case was within his jurisdiction, and that Ihe evidence convinced him beyond a doubt that the negro, whose name Mr. Marks testified to be Stephen, is the property of the claimant, and a certificate was accordingly given by the Justice. Stephen the negro was put in jail for safe keeping until night, When be was secret v removed from the prison, and started for the home oi' his master We are happy to state that no excitement tending towards mob law existed, and we think our Kentueky neighburs leave our town satisfied that, how great soever our abhorrence to the institution of slavery may be, still w ire a law-abiding people. Fugitive Slave cae h Cimclhjiati. Fanny, a colored worrran, and her child, were arrested on Monday week in Cfncinnati.by a' claimant from Tennesee, and taken before the V. S. Commissioner. A talented counsel

was procured f. Fanny and the case duly arjrued, in p The depredations of Northern and Eastern vest be presence of excited hand reds, and at the moment . Ms aron the Virsinia oysters, have arrested the attenwhen the la.ljre wa. to rre in his decaion; the womaa tion f the Virginia Lcirislature, and an "Oyster com-

fanny HieTipeti birwarüTi. me Jimpc una sai.l: "1 want mif.ee" hns been npiK.inted, who are endeavorino- to deto go home with my master I can t .... i, way all di ; vise ,me way of nrotectinrj the Vircinia oyster's from

time Let m go." The Judge said 'Go" and she "went ZI? The Walrtish Exnrps is reminded fiat the intelli..i' . I , . . f f r.. , i i . nt to it, but its ortlili xv us ,i Lbi! fin tic journal is not otihr uuestioned by nt. but is il eil t v the li-mhng 1 1 1 1 . . i, - ol the State, who have uj chance made an nctiuninta'nc with its laK al paragr itn,. We regard no paper Demo, ratie. winch opposes ar.y ofthe late Compromise measures of Congress. Bloomingtvn Reporter. T7 A prank road connection lictween New Alhany and JefTersVinville is speelily to be completed. On Tuesday bonks for the subscription of stock to the work were opened in New Albany and in less than five hours i than the necessary amount was subscribed

Remarks Of Mr. Humphrey t of Greene County, in the Ihme of Hepresentatirts, January 22, 1851. Mr. Speaker. I am in hones the House will not concur in the report ol the committee, winch is to indefinitely postpone this hill. Sir this hill proposes to exempt all the canal lands in the Viocennes District from taxa-

been one loot ol said lands taxed in any other eoun tv of said district but the one which I have the honor to represent. Mr. Speaker, I can see no good reason why these lands shull not be exempt from taxation after all the good lands have been sold at $1.20 per acre and exempt live years from taxation, from and after the date of entry. The very lands you propose to tax from date of entry cost my constituents from two to three dollars per acre, and are the refused ami poorest lands in said district. Sir, all I ask for ray constituents is justice and tint I will contend for It is contended by the gentleman from Floyd (Mr. Willard) that all the lands granted by the general governinent arc taxable from date of entry. I beg leave to differ with the honorable gentleman in the opinion thus expressed. If the house will permit, I will read the ordinance of Congros, which reads as follows: "We do for ourselves and our posterity hereby ratify, confirm, and establish the boundaries of said State of Indiana as fixed, prescribed, laid down, and established in the act of Congress aforesaid; and we do also, further, for ourselves and our posterity, hereby agree, determine, declare, and ordain, that each and every tract ol land sold by the general government lying within the said State, and which shall be sold from and after the first day of December next, shall be and remain exempt Irom any tax laid by order or under the authority of the said State of Indiana, or by or under the authority of the General Assembly thereof, whether for State, county, or township, or any other purposes whatsoever, for the term of five years from and alter the day of sale ol any such tract I land." And to show that the gentleman from Floyd is mistaken in regard to the lands being taxable from date of ent V tlial are ranted ,y the rovernment. bv an act of tl)e Leisatuie of 1S-15 6 all Hie sixteenth lands were cxcin., from taxation for ten years from and alter the ttt(, 0j- e, tl But( Mr. Speakcr, I understand the reason why the genman ,loln FfaaaJ wants these lands taxed from date ( entry, sir, he resides in a section of Indiana where tliey have no lands subject to entry, all the lands have been btniglit Ion; since in his section of country, an.l they have hin! tlie benefit of the five years exemption, and, sir, if they can compel my constituents to pay tax from date of enti y it will take some ol the hunlieiis ol taxation of!" the shoulders of his constituents. Again ti e MÜMMN from Floyd says, we give those binds in the Vincennea district to the citizens. Mr. Soeaker. I will tdl my friend ..om Floyd how that VlA i. I ii.' lauds were inven o mv constitucnls at S.t' tier acre and taxed from dat - of .?'ntt v, and bis constitu ents hougbt tbtir Inri'ltr $l,2o pe acre and which were cxemnt from taxation tivc ears from date ol entrv. Tins is the kind of gift the "enllemaii makes to the citi zens of the Vinei-nnes district ! God help such a gM I Prom ihe Viuceunes Gazette. White River Valley. There is, perhaps, no trai t of country , of the .ame extent, iu our State, richer in natural resources, than that known as the "Valley of White River.' Any one, who has made only a oauWaavI journey across these lottom lands, could not but observe their fertility of soil, and the many advantages the country possessed for agricultural and stock-raising purposes. The bottom lands are hardly surpassed for adaptation to tiie production of the agricultural staples of 'he west, by the same number of acres in the great4Misiss:ppi Valley ;iu this respect, they are not inferior to the renowned 'American Bottoms.' While, further back from the river, though the richness of the soil may slightly depreciate, every desirable fa.ility for raising stock, is found in abundance. The land may not prod tico such extraordinary crops, yet it wi'! undoubtedly yield a handsome and profitable return when cultivated in grain it is admirably suited to grazing purposes. Sheep anl cuttle are crown wit'i comii iralivelv no trouble or expense. If wo do not miss our reckoning, at no very distant day. this wilt be one of the wealthiest stock piodiicing districts in the west. Like tnanv other inhnd tracts ol eountrv, the want ol : a rciiu,e cbnnnelfor t!i transportation ol its products to .:i, k,.f . i:i5 ,c(.n a st.riolls obH icie jn ,,ie WRy of the mtwmmettty ofthe WUtfl over country ; situated as it is iq)ll, n Ö, t.:., tl.on.nirlilarc of travel', comparatively littlc is known ()l j:s lateraal resources aluoit.l. But the j:t,,.riia .provements tliut aro be.M cxtctulcd in tl.tit direction will, Ucfore lung, elfatuallv remove this Urnderance. The New Albany and Sakiu Railioiu! is bey anu oa i cm uaiiioac. is ie ing constructed, with commendable energy, into the interior ofthe State, crossing a part of this eountrv, while the line of the Ohio and Mississippi Kailwav pasyc directlv through it, from oast to west; a. id, to employ a poettcfj term ''the mtifik-d thuniler of the iron-hoi -o. will soon awake the echoes" of this tine tract of country. The legislature has just passed an act incorporating ihe '"White River Improvement Company," the intention of which is, we suppose, to remove, as far as Mssible, the obstructions to the steamboat navigation. Tnere is no question, but that, with a judicious economy, a small amount of moncv might be expended, with incal culable advantage, upon such an object. The time of' BmVtgatMM might be greatly increased-which nld be beneficial to every department ofthe trade of the Vnl- j ;ey, and inl'ise new life and vigor into all branches of industry. At the sumo time, the removal of these obslructions, would confine the stream morw to the main' bed ofthe river, in the freshets that sometimes nenn . and by which means a large scope of tillable lands would be reclaimed from overflow a desideratum, which, in itself, might justify the undertaking. In view of the natural advantages posse, sed by the White River Valley, and the great work of Internal Impiovement that will shortly intersect it, we know of no ' section of country that offers better inducements or tiner prospects to emigrants, than tbi. tiood, tor Indinna! From the Inli.innpolis papers we learn, that the On-, stitutional Convention of the flourishing State of Indiana bus. by a considerable majority, made a provi ion vltich prohibits all free negroes und mulaltoes Jrom settling in ! that date hereafter. The Constitution also provides that , all contracts made with such persons shall lie null u-xd void, ami thnt sjf one employing them, or encouraging them to remain in the State shall be liable to a fine of frorn tcn to fire hundred dollars, which fines shall be tin p1CtJ towartJs ,10 colonisation of the negroes already there Thjs ,rticIe in ,,,e Organic law hns vet to be submit,ed to eparnte vote of the people; 'and wc do most j earnestly hoe it will meet an affirmative response at t,e it is arMn,t the only plan by which the people nr fl0 s.-, ,.nf.r!tv ,. vr rl.l tl.,m.lv. r illy : the curse ol a free negro population, ami our Indiana friends will long recret their failure to confirm bv their ! votes, a provision of such vital importance to their fuI tore prosperity and welfare, in the event the question shall be lost, when it is submitted to the sovereign people. Ky. Flag. C7" No one acquainted with the facts can doubt for a r moment that the person interested on the line of railroad from Indianapolis via Bellfontainc to Pittsburg are pushing tiie operation to their utmost extent. Would that all those interested in the line from the East through j this city had been in years past as active. But it is not ! too late yet. if all put shoulders to the wheel Cin. Commercial. XJ A young lady named Amelia A. Dunham, who was going on lioard of ihe mail-boat yesterday morning on a trip to Madison, made a misstep on one of the planks, and fell into the river. The gentleman who accompanied her could not swim, which placed him in an awkward fix, because he did not dare to jump in after her. Killum, the active mate, came to the rescue, plunged in and saved the lady. The gentleman libeally pulled out a twenty dollar gold piece and presented it to Mr. Killum, who as liberally refused to receive it. Ctn. Enquirer. . - , ,- . . m, " the onslaught of Yankee i lijipers. 17" "Old Virginia never tires" of receiving honors. The Hon. J. S. Pendleton, of Va., has been appoint. . I Charge d'AfTaires of New Grenada, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Dr. Foote. f!7 A remarkably fine piece of glassware has been manufactured at Paris, for the great exhibition. It is a very large decanter, blown from very pnre and clear material, an l sufficiently capacious to allow three persons of moderate sire to sit inside round a tabls three feet four int lu-s in diameter. The height of the decanter from the hot torn to the level of the mouth, is ton feet and the circumference at the widest part 30 feet. The igns inirty-two pounds anu tne wnoje uemtcr 138

Dramatic. Since the last chapter of Waldo Howard's great production, we have never met with anything so exciting as the following "'extract from a forth-coming drama." We advise the reader to get six men to hold him, while he goes through it; the denoument nearly took us out of our boots: "You come from" "Yes.'.' "And you go to" "Yes." "And vou had a father " "I did'" "And a mother?" ''Yes." "And too had a sister t" "I did." "And her name was " "It was." "And yeur namt is " "The same as my father's." "I knew it. Rush to my arms. Again I clasp my long-lost brother! Again I do? Again! Again! Ha! Ha! Ha!" Faints, falls on the stage, rolls over, and "shoots" a pistol ac the prompter. street Conversation. "Tom hnvs got ary sipelas " "No, net cry-one. ...

Th. nrtemnt to increase the present tariff taxes has failed in Congress. COMMERCIAL. ; NEW YORK MARKET. Nw York, Feb. f22, 8 P. M. CeTTos Inactive at 11 J i 13 for tuiddbn? upland, and Lafatfl Wt mkkllinf Mobile aixl Orleans. Fun a Firm and quiet sales of 4.000 brls. Orleans at SI 02 ? 1 75; Indiana and Michigan ?4.75.5-l.Ö4 Whkat Inactive. Coh.n Unchanged; sales of 5.0C0 bushels yellow at 65651. Pob Quiet; sales ef 200 hrls old at I2.44 iS12 50 for mess, and h: " for prime, uieluding 100 bils two years old prime at $9.25. Bttr Dull. Beef hams better; sales of 50 brht at 15. Lard Firm teg8J. Ki rTKK Quiet at I0.&12. AVkiskt Ohio, better; ale of 100 brls at 25 to 25. Hemp Finn: 3tJ tons dew-rotted American sold VMS. Linseed Oil, Groceries, and Tobacco unchanged. CINCDTNATI MARKET. Ci .cixsATt, Feb. 24, 8 P. M. Flour Sales of 500 brls at 83.40 and the market U very heavy Whisky In better demand but prices are lower; sale of about 700 brls at 19al0j Provisions Moderate business done at previous quotations. URocmiK. Quiet. Sugar Sales of 50 hhd fair at It. DIED, tu Mondat mo-ri n? Ihe 24th instant, ut 1 ' .'. Mn Anna Yasdks. cousort of Daniel Van les, in the 5(r.i year of her age. The deceased was bom nt Payette county, Peniisylvaiua, on the lth oi' July, 1795. She was married on the 10th of February, 1-15-lu tiie year IStS, she removed with her husband to Indiana. A"er rehi in: two years in Coniierville. tliey came, in I&2I, to Uns city . tlien re ently selected a the capital oi" the .Slate, but still an almost unbroken wilderness. In 1-J.i, she niaJe a public prei'casion of reiigiou. and tm twentyeiht years has leeii a cuitstaui member of the Presbyterian church. Her character w:is remarkably domestic, and with propriety we may apply to her the beautiful language of .Scripture: '- Mm opened her moulii v. uh wisdom, ami in her tongue was the law of kinduess. She looked well to the wavs of her household, and ate not the bread tt idleness. " Her children arise up and call her blessed ; her hustaud, also, and he praiselh her." Five of her children went before her to the grave, aud are now gathered around her in glory. Her husland. and six of her children, sur ive lo mourn her lo to tme-ure up her words lo imitate her example to be watched o.er by her ministering spirit an 1 finally, we irust. to meet her where liiere is ik parting or pain f.rcver. B. Indianapolis, Feb. 25, 151. LAWS OF INDIANA. BY Al'THOKITY. .' AC T tu eqvalze the price of the Siramp Lfiiirfi in ri Slate of Indiana. St.. tiov I. Be it enacted hy the Otneral AsxemUtf of the State of In ltann Tiiot Ihi" swamp lands inclitdi-d Tvilhlli the Miami Ke serve which are now xdd at Five dollar per acre.be hereafter old at the same price that other swamp land are. Sei . This Act hall he iu force Iro.n an I alter its passage. K. DU MOST. Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. II. l.AAh. President of the Senate Approved February 12. WSl. JOtfKPH A. itllillT. AN ACT to change the ti,,te ,f hall in; the Circuit Courts in the thirteenth Jriirial Circuit Um IBM L Be it enaeteil It the (ieneral AsseiMu of the State of Indiana. That the first term of the Circuit Court alter the pas- , sse of this Act in the counties of Kipley, Decatur, and Hear- j born shall cornnieme a follows, to wit: in the county of Kip- j ley on the first Monday of April IK51 and may sit twelve days j it necessary. In the countv of Decatur on the third Mouday of April, and may sit eighteen days if necessary. In the county of , DaaaiMKB on the second Monday ol May, and may sit four weeks and no more at that term. Sec. -J. And from aud after the close of the spriug term of 1851 of the snid Dearborn Circuit Court as iu the preceding; sectiou provided, the several terms of the Circuit Courts in the thir- ; teenth judicial circuit shall be as follows, vil : Iu the county of J Frtukliii ou the first Mondays of Pehruaiy and August, except 1 the BSt August term shall be commenced on the Tuesday after the first Mouday, aud shall sit three weeks if the business reijiiii cs: In ti c county of Dearborn on the fourth Monday of j Augusl, and February, and may ait four weck at each term; In I the county of Kipley on the fourth Mondays of September and March, aud if its business requires may continue two weeks; In the county of Decatur on the first Moiiday of October aud April, .,!!. i the close of the Court in Kipley county, and may sit ' three weeks if neceisary ; And it is further provided, that when civil suit are sent to auy of snid courts ou changes of venue from other counties, they hall be the last docketed iu auy of said Coarts. Sec. 3. That all suits, actions, pleas, and plaints of any and every sort and kind iu each of said Courts (of the times of meeting of which are hereby clun. -u) shall be enforced the same as ! if the times tor holding said courts bad uot been changed, aud all suitors and parties shall be required to appearand answer in every particular the same as if this change bad not been made. Sec. 4. This Act to take etfert and he in force from and after its passage, aud it is hereby made the duty of the Secretary of State to transmit a copy of this duly authenticated, to the Clerk of each ofthe couutiesof Kipley, Dccitur. and Dearborn. E. DC MONT, Speaker of the House of K-preseiitatives. JAS. H. I.AL, President ofthe Senate. Approved February in. 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AX ACT directing; the Auditor of S!a'i to )1y or er to the Treaxurer of RipUy and (ireene Counties certain funds therm named. Srr-rios L Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. Thst the Auditor of State be directed to ascertain the amount of principal and interest of Congressional township fund, belong ;ing to town o. IU, range 13, et in Ripley town county, now ib the btale Treasury or on loan and to Dav over the said funds nr securities In the oflfir.-r of said roiintv entitled to receive the same. Aud that the auditor of State be uirecieu also to ascertain the amount of principal and interest ot the t onjrrrssional township fand belonging to town No. 6, North range 5, wel, in Greene county now in the treasury or on loan, and to pay over the said fund or aecuritics to the officer of aid county of Green entitled to receive the ame. Srr . 2. The Auditor of State shall report to the auditor of said counties ef Kipley and Green respectively the amount of said funds, and they shall thereafter be controlled and managed at other townahip funds. s..r . 3. The borrowers of aid funis may as heretofore pay the aiiiuial interest, and the principal of their respective loans into the State treasury to the credit of the accounting officers of said counties respectively to bo drawn anuually by them. Sec. 4. On payment in full being made of any of such loans the auditor of the county holding such security, Khali be authorized to cancel and release the same in the manner now preacrib ed by law. Sac. 5. This act hall be in force from and after its passage. K. DUMONT, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LAXE, Pcsident of the Senate. Approved .Tannen 23, 1-:1 . Joseph a. Wright ASTROLOGY. THE CELEBRATED DR C. W. ROBACK, , Professor of Astrology, Astrouoiny. Phrenology, and tieomancy, combined with CONJURATION, from Sweden, office No. 71 Locust Ueet, Philadelphia, offers hia service to Ihe citizens of Indi "yj, ana. He lias been consulted by all 'ne crowned heads and enjoys a higher reputation as un Astrologer, than any , ni. liviii r one iiviug. Nativities calculated according to Geomancy Ladies f3, Gentlemen 63. Person i at a distance can have their nativities drawn by sending the date of the day of their birth. Ail letters containing the sent to above tee. wi.t receive immediate attention, and nativities any part of the world, written ou durable paper ; and he is prepared to make use ol his power by conjuration, on any oi tue lonowing topics : Courtship, advice given for the successful accomplihnieiit of a wealthy marriage , he aas the power to redeem such as are given to tue free use of lb bottle; and Tor all cases of hazard, and tor the recovery of stolen er lost property, and the purchasing of lottery tickets. Thousands of the above-named ease have been done in this city and iu vicinity, and in tbe United State, to the full satisfaction of all. I0.OOU Nativities or Horoscope have been cast during the last irmr years while here. Letters will answer every purpose, und will lio as' Well as to call iu person, and the mail is now to safe that persons sjssd not fear to trust money through the Post Office Dr. Roback receives fom 5of) to lots tellers monthly, and has never missed one All etters will be religiously attended to, as aforesaid. For more particulars, call at tbe oftu-e of the iSentinei and get an Astrological Almanac , gratis. C. W ROU.V 'K, 71 Locust street above Eighth. Itiiladelphia. u7" Be particular lo mention the Post Office, county and Hinte. 7 All communications kept religiously secret. frbtftl BUDDING KNIVES AND TRANSPLANTINO TROWEI.S New articles iu this market; a general assortment of Pocket Cutlery, Pocket Pistols, Revolvers, i.e., just received and for sale, at Cincinnati pricea, by HKNItY B. KKLLOGG. leban TO GARDENERS AND OTHERS. The suicriber has received an Agency ibr tbe sale of I.NraiTH's Garden Seals, which he will dispose of at wholesale or retail. All warranted. MM HKNKV S KELLOGO

SENTINEL JOB PEJNTLNG OFFICE. The Proprietor having purchased tt the Etst a new and SCPCUIOR BOOK AND JOB OJFFICE, Is prepared to execute, with elegance and dispatch, and on mod erate terra, ALL KINDS OF JOB WOBK: Rook. Cards, Receipt, Pamphlet, Übel, Blank Note, Catalogue. Hat Tip. Kill Udinsr, Circulars, Rill Heads, Dray Receipts, Policiea, Check. Concert Bills, Programme, Hand Bill, Porter, AND E LANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AUSTIN H. BROWN, Sentinel Buildings. Wasliington street, near Meridian

B LUE GRASS SEED English and Common Blue Grass Seed. fur sale at M BLYTHK it HOLLAND'S AGKEREL UO packages, consisting of Barrel. Hall" Bar- .? r! . rjnHi-ifr Ki.rr.-l. and Kitts: Also. 20 Kitt Salmon, re ceived and for mle. MM BLYTHEcr HOLIAND CONCERT HALL. GRAND POLYORAMA! CONSISTING of a series of views splendidly illuminated by the mechanical application of the Oxv-llvdrogen Ijght. On FRIDAY, SAT I" It D.v. and MONDAY Eveuutgi, Feb 21. OU. and 21. IdSl. The Proprietors respectfully announce to the citizens of Indianapolis, thai their paintings are' entirely original. The manner of exiulmniq; is an improvement on the usual methods. The Püiiitiii!? pausing through all the gradations of light, peculiar to the natural day; CHANGING FROM DAY TO NIGHT, Summer to Winter. Ac. The v are moral and elevating in their character, combining ihe sicience of Optics, the Arts and Mcchou- ; ics, and the most fastidious may attend, with a full assurance that no I pauw or expense will be spared to rcialer the evening's entertainment superior to aii)-thing ever offered to a discriminating public. Admission Cards, 25 cents, to be had at the door. Curtain rises at 7 o'clock. Doors open one hour previon. febgl tl THE PrOBATK COCRT OF MARION CotSTY, InUIAHA. Petittom to tell Heal Estate Mary B. West. Nathaniel West, and tieorfjc E. West. Ilx ecu tors of the Last Will and Testament of Nathaniel West. Sr., deceased, r. Hemy W. Ellsworth and Mary K. KiUworth his wife, Martha West. William II West. Isaac B. Meeker, Nathaniel W. Mt-iker, ami Chtrles St. John West. BE it known, that on li e llMh day of February. A. D., In51. tlie above-named complainants Gltd tu the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana, their petition in the above entitled case ; aiid also the affidavits of cometeiil and disinterested wimesses,thai the defend unts. William If. West. laao B. Mecter, and Nathaniel W. Meeker, are not residents of the State of I inJiana : the said defendants. William 11. West. Iaac B. Meeker, and Nathaniel W. Meeker. ' arc, therefore, liereuy uotihe of the bliug aud pendency ol sukI petition, and that uuleM they appear and plead to, answer or demur ' to said petition, on the first day of the next term of said Probate Court, to lie begun ami held at the Court Hoc; mthe city of ludiau- ' apolis, on the Second Monday in April next, (1851,1 the said petition, and the matters aud things (herein contained, will be taken as confessed, as lo said defendants. WILLIAM STF.WART, Clerk. By Wm. Wallach, Deputy CI' k. B arbour & Porter, Atty. for Petitioner. fcli22-3w l w) K ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE CENTB L I'LANK Wednesday in April. IS51, an election will be held at the office of the Secretary of the Company in the city of Indianapolis, between the hours of teu o'clock A. M ami ix o clock P. M.of said day. for the election of nine Directors of said coinpunv. V ROBSON, President. Attest. R. H. Duncan. Secretary. Ich2-J ATtl'IOB. Pohiie notice is hereby triven that liiited States Mili11 lary Ijmd Warrant, No. 12.7SÖ. for 1C0 acres, issned April KMh, I "-IH; to the undersigned, a private iu Captain Ijiwler's Company, M Itei; iiiient Illinois V olunlecrs. has tieen lost, und is believed to I destroyed, and that on the 15th day of March. 1-51. I .shall demand from tiie Commissioner of Pensions a duplicale of said certificate. jauie-uw(vr) JF.SSE F (JRAVSON. OLTING CLOTHS. Just receiveil, a larce and general asI Cloths, which will le sold at Cincinnati prices, for cash only. fasMM IIKNBY S.KK1.LOGG. O HANGES. :) Iwxes Oranges 211 do. LenKNis Receiveil on consignment, and for sale low, to close, bv hm HUOWMMiA MATER CORDAGE. M dozen I. -2. and extra Bed Cords UU d Plow Lines 10 i- Sea Hr;isC.oi!ie Lines 10 coils Ileeip Halter Kopef IU reels do Bed foul do do Sash Cords 5 do do Packing Yarn ÄH) 11 do Broom Tw ine 3 5 reels Gras Line 5 bales Cotton Twine Just received and for sale ly BROWNING & MAYER. feha-J PICES.-fiROL'.ND A.U I NGROI M) Pepper Xiuinejrs Aispice Mus'.ard Cuinaiiion 'ayeiuie Pepper Cloves (jniger In dozens and by the pound for sale by fcRfj MRQVK1XG & MAYER. IORD AND LADY HARC0ÜRT, or Country Ilo-pitaiilies; A liy Catliarinit S in-tu r. MBLLF.VILLK A Frauconia Siory: Jncoh Al.lxitt. DOWNIXO'S Fruit and Fruit Trees of America, 11th Edition. INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, tor I ibruary. THE C( N VICT, or the Conspirator Vicliui. A Novel written in Prison; v Ned Bunlliue. ELLA WriSTON, or the Adventures of an Oiphan Girl. A Romance of Cincinnati; Hy Walter Wlntmore. PICTORJAL l lfcld) HOOK of the Revolution. No. 11: By BeaSOII J. I.OSH.11 Jii: received und fr saie by ROSS A RAY. fehl O MPORTED CIGARS. We hav e M hand the lollowing celebraled iiramN Fine

Conipeiiteucia Rejralias, El N'epluiio; I .a WBM io I a Ysabelitaj La EstraRa do liiiimos; La Helle do CaMBMBJ I.i Libertad do Plantation; I. i Uovi do Yenus; La Inovaciou do Cazadore; Washington do Vara Principe: El Sol do Justo Sands Principe; B Comercie do Turkish Cigariilas.

Winch we are acUiiiar at the lowest prices. PIPIIER and 8E1CHR18T, fehll-lwtw'Jinw Washington street, opposite Stage Olfice. EXCLUSIVELY FANCY DRY GOODS. L . H. MOORE & CO., 122 Broadway, corner of Cedar Street, .NEW YORK, BJAVK in store and are receiving one of the Lost assorted stocks B of I ANCY Mit GOODS, WBWB Ike) oiler to buyers at cttre truly loir prieci. on short credit, or hbcial liiscouut for Cash; consisting iu pan us io'.Iows: MILLINERY GOODS. 10.000 pieces No. 7 to M ltuhe.s' aud .Mi -res' liounel aud Sash Riblxr:is 10.00H pieces No. 1 to 02 Plain Satin Ribhou; j do do Taffeta do: Plain. Changeable, Chine, Watered, and Corded Bonnet Silks; 5.000 pieces llelt Ribbons; . j Full aisortinent of Velvet Ribbons: Klaek and Colored Crapes. Crape I.isse. T:ir!tan: Zephyr. Illusion, and llruxell's Lace, Artificial Fiowers; PT ' Cap Tub, Crimped Ribbons, etc. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERIES. Embroidered. Wove, anil TuintHMired iu Iucr and Muslin; i S-4 to 14-4 Mosquito Nelt, Curtain Fringe; Needlework t Tamboured Book, Cambric, Swiss, Mull, and Jaconet Muslins; Plain Jackouet Muslins; H.Wiop Lawn, Men's Plain an Fancy Silk Cravats, L. C. Hdkfs, Cloves, Suspenders, etc. SUNDRY GOODS. Marerll ne. Florrnces. Satais, and India Silks; I Silk Buttons in great variety: : tlri-nni Rrnidu Cimrts. Dress Trimm nr. Friliires; Oil Silks. Linen Camtiriek: Large assortment kid Gloves; Sewing Silk Ulove and Mitts; Mohiar do h; Lisle and Silk f;!tes and Mitts; Indies' Faney Silk Cravats; Love Veil, Black and Ureen; Barege ami Pirege Veil, Purse Twist; Embroidered and Plain Linen, 1-awn aud Cambric Hlidkfs; Complete assortment of Book, Swiss, and Cambric Inserting and aiid Edgings; do do Dresses; Cape. Collars, Cuffs, Cap, etc Madras and Swiss Cravala. IuACE GOODS. Thread, Cotton, and Valenciennes Edgings, Flouncuigs aad IuserlAl'l 'w.dths Plain and Embd Cotton and Silk Laces,' White and Colored for Drusses. Cap, etc: SMendid assoriineiit Lace Veils, Black Silk and Mohair Trimming Lace . A large proportion of the above goods are entirely new, aad some of the richest in lbi market, and we would re-x ctiully invite you lo SBOBaBM idem. 122 BROADWAY, up stairs. fehll-4w New York. TO LET Several fine Rooms to let ut Ihe Ladies' Fancy Store The Rooms are large and comfortable, and w ell suited for a .Milinery or Dress Making Kstablisbnieiit. Terms moderate. w HOLESALE CLOTHIERS. Tue stiliscriber desire callins; the attention ol dealers in READY MAUL I LAJllllNli to their immense Stock, manufactured expressly tor the Southern and Western trade: comprising every thing appertaining to a well appointed Clothing Store. Terms liberal. " MAHONY Sc KENNA, dec24-2iwim 50 and 58 Ann street Hot on. T' JOBACOO. On hand a lar-re and excellent assortment of Vir ginia Tobacco Pounds, hives, and Lights ol various grades. which we will sell at a slight advance on cost. PIPHER and SEICHRIST, fcbll-lwtw2.rtw Washington treet, opposite Stage Office ; WTISSOLtrnON. The Co-par aiership heretofore existing be bLF tween the subscribers, under the name and style ot ulgrove u ,,,..,, H ,i.. ,., r,hr,rv iiisinni hv mutual v .tiiiiii. v no ui3Ui vavv ' 'i i v 1 1 v vast u .wi r i j UUlant, consent. . James Sulrrove. havmr purchased ihe interest of Austums fniith, I is duly aud Hilly bUtbonzed to eitle all the busnies of said firm. ana win coir.inue ine ousiness, as usuti. i uie v u i.iuu. JAMES SL LOROVE, Indianapoli, Feb 17, tsVL AUGUSTUS SMITH. D .ISSOLUTION. W. II. TALBOTT having old his mlerest to JOHN CAIN, ihe coiwruierslun heretofore existing tietween ihent. as Propr letors of üie 'CAPITAL HÜLSE, was dissolxed on the 13th inst. by nnf ual consent. John Cain is authorized to collect all accounts doe the establish, ineui, aud will also ouy all demands against the sane. J. CAIN, feblS W H. TAIJ4QTT. MAIsXJI PILOTNolice is herebv Riven lhal, on the 21 t Say of W Fehiusry, 1851. I will make appliciihyii to the Gsnrenaor ot the State of Indiana, to be appointed Pilot at the Falls of the Ohio, in place of Thos. Powell, deceased. D. L- DRV DEN . saw wf OTICE. The uuderslgiied intends to tirak- apnlicatlou to the Governor of the State of Indiana, on Friday, tlie tilst day of February, 1851 to be appointed a Pilot at tlie Fulls of the Ohio River, in this Srate. under the laws w in force, in place T. Pew ell. deceased DAVID W. READER. Ieb0-3wj Of Jtffenonvilk. aarOOL WANTED The hiebest nrtee in casft Will be paid for W clean-washed Wool iu ihe Bcece, delivered at our Leather fMore. Indianapoli LEFEVER DETERIC1C k Co. Indianapolis, AfVi 5. sM

LARGE AND IRLll SPRING STOCK OF HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.

WF. tender our hearty thanks to ojrtriem. and customers lor their liberal support hitherto, awl beg kave to call their attention to our lock fur Sprint, am Su ti mer I --j I A We flauer ourselves U pnur lylc of Hats and other article, for the approaching season, wm conuaend themselves to every peisou of good taste. For our Workmen in the manufacturing deparment, we claim the merit ol' superior ustc. kill and ex pencil. . with ail the impraveuicuu und ai raiigemeuls valuable lor conducting the busir.es?. On account of the extensive demand for our Hals, w have been oblige I lo extend our premises for manufacture, storage and sale, which now require almost three of the largest buine- house in our ehr. To our Weese an.1 Sota hern men-hauls, who have been til the habit of !...;).. i.i Ihr relent t it we would merely say. thai they will fell i.e large. II AT l I VltUSHMENT in Ute United Stales, ul 1-V. Main irtet. Lo'rwviUc, Ky.. and prices there as low as in any cn in these Strte. m .lb this advantage : lhal every week, if they c!i'w. ih.-y ess, have llteir order filled, shipped and delivered almost in a day. and so avoid the delay, expense, risk and vexation, ulteuiii.ni KaalSBB Miichascs. Our stock, in pari-ii.r. 1 Pannna. Ieirh-rns, Palm Leaf and other Straw Gott, n- nave spared no exert .ou iu inakiug complete, aud are enabled kt -l at lower prices than tliey have ever been offered ; and. in pnrsuam e of our oiii motto of ''small proSt and quick sales," we arc res.iivcd for rath, or on short paper to prompt customers, to et! every ihm in our line cheap, cheap! Give usa call when you art- tu the uixrket. The muhest market price, iu cash, paid for Fur and Pcltrie. fcM-w P S. BARBER CO. QUARTER MASTER S OFFICE, Si. Ioli-. Mo.. Jnuuar)' 7. 1-M SEA I Wi 1'a.shinetoii Avenue and Second street, uut i the I5lh day ol February next, lor the tn-upoitntion ol Army suj plies 1 the pl-ces named below, for two VKAas, commeuciug ou the 15ih April, ANNl ALLY. To Fort Kearney, on the Platte, fifty four ums. and upward. To Fort Laramie, eight y-one tons and upwards. To Fort Mackay, at tnc'crossmg o! ll:e Arkansas. Sanla l"e Trail, fifty-four tons and upwards. To Fernando de Taos, New Mexico, thirty to is and upward. To Santa Fe, one hundred and thirty tons and upwards. To Albuquerque. New Mexico, fifty-seven lous and upwards. To Dona Ana, New Mexico, thirty ton and upwards. To Puso del Norte. New Mexico, one hmalred and seventy ton and upwards. Separate proposal will be received for each of the above route, or l.iits may include two or more, but in each ca e the contractor will be required to bind himself t receive at Fort Ieaveuworth, at any time belweeu the 15tb of April and the 15ih of July of each year, such army stört, whether of cloUiiug, subsistence, ordinance, ir other government property, which may there be delivered lo him or his (nt, suitably packed and prepared for transportation, to lie by him delivered m like good ortler, at the place or places acTccd upon. It is distinctly understood, that the alove sjiecified quantities are the minimum, and every contractor should be prepared lo carry larger quantities of which due notice will le given. The bids will state the price for the transportation of every hundred pound, and every bid must be accompanied by the tuaraiilee of some responsible person, as to the good faith and ability of lh bid der for the performance of the contract. Tlie privilege is reserved to rejoct any or all the bids, if deemed to the public interest to do so No transfer or assignment of bid will lie admitted or recognized, and no bid will be accented from anv individual or firm, if he or they put in more Uian one bid. THOMAS SWORDS jaulS Ijt. Col. and (Quarter Master. I'. S. A. JUST RECEIVED, and for sale at low price, the lollowing choice articles of Medicines: Chloroform, first quality; Cokxlion, prepared from gun cotton, which forms a new texture or scarf skin ou all burnt or abraded surfaces; Podophophillone, a drastic active article, very efficacious iu dropsical diseases: Chloride of Zinc. Iodine. Morphine. Quinine, Tallin. Naptha; Slramomiuin Kxiract. Carina do.. Beltadoua do.; j .. Howe's Sarsajiunila. for purifying the blood; isiar Balsam ot Y ild t rierrv; Cnx-iott'? Yellow Dock, for Scrofula, Kmp s Evil. etc. All warranted pure. Enquire at the Drugstore "M jiinel A. F. MORRISON rBJAO SPECULATORS. T o: undersijrned has the riyht of cj'af- ' in iwi nn counties, in the SouthM- 'Hif's Patent Wheat Drill. cm part of Indiana, which will lc disposed of at a bargain, one county or all, if apptic'l tor soon. Tins Drill is known, and requires no pidhin; as to iu utility. MCltPHEY, TEAL. A CO., jan. 16 Masonic Hull. OTICE CITY TAXES. The undersigned havine leeii eh cied Treasurer nt : 'oileetor of the Citv of listiuniii.s. , . iua of John S. sipuiai. resicaied. those who have not discharged their taxes for 1SÖ0. will take notice of the chanire and make payaieui iminedirtcly Early attention to this call will save rosfs. Office at ihe Council t'hamber. jenll JAMES H. KENNEDY. City Treasurer. W OOK AT THIS. Having determined to leave Indianapolis, Wj all persons I av agamt inc. are requested to i Mr. William's Tavern, on tlie Canal, or address me through the Post Oilic-". SSSBMSatel-. Those uidehted to me wnl scttie Willi Esq. Sullivan. CHARLES MARTENS. Fcbmary 1. 1?5I 3wT OTICE. We contemplate a c'uauire inur business and request all those iialehted to us to make immediate ltaviuetit. Th.s will save them costs, sn! uinri odhce SMITH Ar HANN K. jaiiH RODTJCE WANTED Fair market prices will lie paid by the uudersieited. ut iroisl or cask. Mf Iteeswax. lilac k Root. l.adies' 'lit-SliiMier, Yellow Root, Colic Root, Giiiseur. aisd herbs iteneratty 1 mo I A. POPE ic SON GROCERIES SMITH &. BANNA otfer for sale, wholesale and retail, 111 hhds good. Mr, and prime X- U. Sugar, 2-i bbls New Orleans ami S'Jgar House Molasses; 7 Bags Rio CniTee; 2.000 lbs Pig m:d Bar Lead; 4u K"v- I), or aud hmiueky Rifle Powder; 50 Boxes M by It aim n By 10 Glass; 20 dozen riintnl H'l.-kets;' 15 Nsts of Tubs; IU hags A'lspiee: A bag Pepper; 20 chests Teas; boxes Starch; 7 bbls Saleratua; HO bag Shot; 1 kegs Toitacco; 20.01,0 Cigars; 2,000 lbs Cotton Yarn; lOdoz- n Ihviuitrr for (iiiH irs: 20 cases Tumoii rs, (iim Jars, Ac ; 10 lialcs CatkN Hutting. Candle Wick. Ac: 20.000 IV'-.-i f ;.,.; .,ti U-xes Candles; 20 malt Cassia; i rlozcn Fine Wash Rourd: 0 bbls Tar; 10 boxes Hetuuc; On reams hater; 200 11 Indigo; 400 lbs Madder, MI His Alum; au lbs Nulnieg: 100 II Cloves; 300 lbs Ginger 1,000 lb Bologna Sausages. Our term aie Cash, and the prices bound to suit. jmi'J SMITH 1 HANN A. A RICH NW YEAR'S GUT: I Combination Nos 40. 50 57. the thir 1. fourth, und till li drawn numbers iu Soaouehanr.a Caua! Lottery. I ÜBM No. Ö. ;tu u nt Huh. more on New Year' Day. was sent in a Certificate of Package of Cleaners to Indianapolis. It i entitled to tiro thousand n:tt itmh- l and ttitnty dollars, winch the fortunate holder can have cashed hy presenting it at No. 5, Taylor's Row, Vine street, opposite the ' Rurnet House.'" to an"-3t WOOD tt CO.. Cincinnati. lO SPECULATORS. The undersigned has the right of -Gat. . - line's Patent Irassl Dnll." iu tweuty-even counties, in the sou .he i n part of liuli; na. which will be disposed of at a bargain, one county or all, if applied for oou. Tins Urili is known, and requires no putliing as lo its utility. D. C. TEAL. Masonic Hall. imr23. EXECUTORS' NOTICE. The undersigned have taken oul letters Testamentary upon the last will ami testament of Poily Shelly, late of Manou county, Indiana, d ceased, from the Probate Co art of suid county. All perons indebted lo the estate of said deceased, are required lo make immediate payment; am! ai! persons having claims against sual estate are requested to present them, duly authenticated, lor stlUenieut Said estate is prolbly solvent. WILLIAM DAVID, I i.-.-.,,, January 4. ll. JOHN WARTH. j I'fCU,or F ALLS PILOT. Not ice is herebv BR en that, ou th 19th of Febion to at the State of likhuna. lo be appointed Pilot Falls of the Ohio, ui place of Tlios. Powell, deceased. fel4-3wI ANGEL GILL. STALLS PILOT. Not.ee is hereby piven thai, on the 22d duy mV of relirnary, 1 S j I . I will make application to the Governor ol the State of Indiana to be appointed Pilot at the Falls of ihe Ohio, in place of Tho. Powell, deceased. HENRY B. POL.SON. feli4-3wf Fi ALLS PILOT Notice is hereby given that, ou the 33d day ol elTtiarv. 1"1, l will inuae .iipiicntion to the Uovernor ol the Stale of Indian::, lo be appointed IMot at the Falls ol" the Ohio, in place of Thomas Powell, deceased. ANDREW FITE. febS-3v. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The firm of Wat wi. Voorhecs A Co., is this day dissoi ved by mutual ei nseut. Laelman, Vinton fc Co., Iiaviur purchased the entire interest in i aid ; firm, are alone authorize to receive the claims due to the late krrn of Watson, Voorhees ft Co.. mid all claims against said lute nrm I should be presented to ihe m for pa vim nt. dec7 WATSON. VOORHEES & CO. RHEUMATISM. GOUT AND NEURALGIA speedily cured , by Mitchell's Imhan Rhkimatic Extract, or lie money refund ed. The uupreei-di int sale of this Medicine ui the short space of seven mouths, is of itself sufficient proof of its efficacy, and the testimonials ol' some of' the nio.it respectable citizens and Physicians of Iouisville. who have used it (see circulars) cannot rail to convince 1 the mosl sceptical of Uie virtues of this unequalled medicine. Dr. II. M. Rutherford of louiville, soys : " 1 hare used Mitchi ell's Indian Kxiract wnh more benefit lo iuelf. tiiaji any or all of : the remedies I have et er made trial of in die course of forty-seven years, during which t.me 1 ba labored under Rheumatism. I aro now relieved of all pain " Maj. Tfcsa. M. Hicks, also of Ixuisviile. says : In les than three days I was relieved of ihe most excructatiux p; in, and my limbs j were all measurably restored to their natural leeliug. To the afflict- ; ed I would recommend this medicine, and can assure them it is no ' humbug-'' RAYMOND & PATTEN, Louisville, Ky., sole Agenl for the : I'nited Stales. Sild only iu Madison by Collins fc Abberger, and at Indianapolis byCRAUHEAD BROWNING. oci5-3nno JOSEPH GARRATT fc COBSASS AND BELL FOUNDERS. Washington street. Four Doors East Masonic Hall, INDIAN APOUrt, INDIANA. THE undersigned having opened a Foundery for the purpose ol casting all kinds of Brass, Copper. Zinc, and Aim -I- net ion Metals, would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of this place, and the community iu general, to crll and examine their stock ef Bells, Bell Pulls, and varieties of Brass Castings. We also have an experienced Workman M ho will devote his attention to Hanging Bells. Repairing Locks or Fitting Keys to them. Repairing and Cleaning all kinds ot Brass or Copper Ware, Lamps, Ac. All orders will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Scales of all kinds repaired. JOS. GARRATT fc CO COld Copper or Brass bought or taken in exchange. junel NEW FALL GOODS FOR 1850, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HPARRISI1, having enlarged and improved his Store-Room icorner of Washiiunou and Meridian streets. South side,) formerly occupied by HamAuwi fc Parrish, would inform his custo. mers, and buyers generally, that he has ju1 received and opened an extensive and beautiful assortment of Fall Goods. His Stock is now ki ll and conrLsrx, comprising tha largest and best assortment of Staple and Fanty Dry Good, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots. Shoes, tfC. tfC. -e., he ha ever had the pleasure of exhibiting, wttiea he will sell as law. and on as favorable terms as any houe in the West. The public are respectfully solicited to niaiie ;.n early call. Country merchants arc particularly invited to an examination o his stock and prices. septl TEA TRAYS. You lovers of nice ihings call in at TaLbott's Jewelry Sinre, and see Ins magnificent lol of Waiters. Bread Trays, Tea Trays. Ac. fcc. All entire new patterns and as line hi. article as can he' found anv where, at eastern prices. oetio IV II TAI. ROTT UBO T BRov -.MO, CHAS. MATER Late at Cincinnati BROWNING fc MAYER, WllOliKK A Li; GROCERS AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Xot.h title of Washington streut, one square east of State House. INDIANAPOLIS

LAW PARTNERSHIP. LDCIAN BARBOUR St ALBERT G. FOSTER Hare formed a partaersi'ip in the PRACTICE OF LAW, aud five prompt aud raitiifal attention to brminese confided to Utecn iu the CircttU Court of the United Susie for thy District of Indiana, ui ihc Sapec me Court, und in tlie Courts of Manor and the djaceut tnissiiss OTTtCK OX WASHINGTON ITUIT. IMHAXArOLlS, Vnder udd FtUmm' Hall.

U. J. llOR.s. . C H. J & E C HORN. Whclesale and Retail Dealer in 8taple and Taney Dry Goods. Groceries, BooU, Show, Hats, Caps, Carpets, Leather, fcc. Sign or the His 8. ISn A N APQ1J8. IXP. ALEXANDER GRAYDOHT, WBOLEALX AS!) KIT AIL D CALEB ' - FOEEIGN AND DOMESTIC HABOWfKI, Iron, Steel, Hails, Castings. Ptoves, te tte. Corner Wasiuucton and Meridian Sts , ISD1ASAPOLIS. IKD1ANA. f. B. L. SMITH. . c. LASSA. SMITH x HANN A. Wholcsaie and Retail Dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Iron. Hails, Castings, Liquors, and Farming Utensils, Opposite Branch Bank, Washington St., LXDIAXAPOLIS. ISDIASA. THOMAS BTJ1ST, .. WHOLESALE AMI S.KTAIL K1M 13 IEON, STEEL, KAILS. STOVES. CASTINGS, fcc. ft Washington Street, nearly opposite l'id.ner House, Sign of the Bed Anvil. MA XA POL IS. LXDIA XA . D. CBA1GHSA1). K CRAIGHEAD k. BROWNING-, Dealers ui all kinds of Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Faints, Oils, Chemicals, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs. Glass ware. Window Glass, Brushes, Cosmetics. Spices, Cigars, Tohacco, Perfumery, fcc. 4ke. Wahinglom tUrett. In J amapolit. asNsuM. ALI. are repeclfully inviied to call and examine our stock and prices, as we leel conhilent we can render satisfaction both a to prices and qualitv of articles. Great care is taken iu the aiectiou of article, iu reference to their parity, as we eudravor at all limes to keep such articles as are strictly pure and genuine. Every arti cle will tie warranted as rcpreseiiteil. Ortlcrs irom lhyt others promptly attended to. I'articulsr attention j; n l'rescriplioii mimI conivHiabit7 MediciiH. Inch, iu all receive Ihe personal atient.oii of one ot the firm. i. , IU raso. a. Ross. i uas. a. Bit, ROSS & HAT, Wholesale od Retail Dealers in Books and Stationery. Periodicals and Paper Hangings One Door Wett of BrotCMtmf 'l Holt!. CT7""NF.W PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED BY EXPBESS.JI S. WA1NWB1..MT. s. r. WA1SWBKIIT WAIN WRIGHT U EEC FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, GI.AV CimJtRY. IRON. STKKI.. .AII. S-TOVES, Hollow Ware, Casthisx, Mechanics' Toolt. fcc. ALSO, Manufacturers of Copper. Tin, and Shoot Iron Ware, II' 1 1 r i a 1 1 and R t ( a i 1 . SIGN OK THE .IL! ELEPHANT. INDIAN POLI S , I KD. HENRY S. KELLOGG, WIloI.MALE AMi III'TIH I't ; I.KR I ALL DESCRIPTIONS of HARDWARE and CUTLERT, FARMIXU AM) MLCHAMC AL TOOLS. Iron. Steel. Nails. House Butlders IfatCl . - -:,.i. ;,-;.ngs, sVc , Washington Street. Indianapolis, Indiana, junel S'm of the Rij? Padlock and Cook Store. WILLIAM J. PEASLEE. ATT0RHEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Indianapolis. Indiana, HAVING resignett the office of Presiden; Judge ofthe Firth Circuit, w.ii atteud iu person to all Iwsiiiess intrusted to his care, in the I titled tat-a Circnit and D.strict Courts, ui Uie t-upirme Court, and tue C n-uit Courts ou the Fifth Circuit. !T?01hVe ovt r Roes jr Rny' Booisiore junel FARMERS' EX( HANGE. FOOTE St RICE, IX.. er- M Family Groceries Dry Goods. Country Produce, Bacon, Butte., Eggs, Vegetables, fcc A N INTEL LI : N 4 H OFFICE, For the Sale of Real Estate. Renting Houses. Prncuriia; Places for Iaborer. House S, : vauls. fcc.. and An Agency for Payinp Non-Kesidents' Taxes, North Sale Wasiiinston St., 3 DshSB West Meridian, 1 j ar-apis. lnditna. J. R. OSGOOD, LAST AND PEG MANUFACTURER, IXDIAXAPOI.IS. IKDIAJTA. ROOT TRKLS. .-iioc Trees. Cmnps. Ciainp. ftc.. a good turn. ply always ou hand for the Indesale aua.' Retail trade. Wholesale Dca.er supi...cil on s.ojrt . Ail eitiirs protnmlr lllbtt- jancl GEORGE F. MEYER, FOCR DOOR EAST OF THC PALMF-R HOUSE, IIa constantly on hand a hue assottineul of Havana. Regalia, Canones, Principe, Half Spanish and American Scgars, Snuff. Chewing, and Smoking Tobacco. (TT He tritt buy Indiana Leaf Tobacc at Cincinnati prices. K. U- Hood. s. m'u. HOOD fc MEERJXi, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, No. I, TEMPERANCE HALL. Indianapolis. Indiana. Tue latest Lastern Publications supplied upon order. DR. P. G. 0. HUNT, RESIDENT DENTIST, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. Ojfiec on Market street, rppvsile the '2d Preshyteriein Church J. K SHARPE, LEATHER. OIL, AND SHOE FINDINGS, Opposite the Branch Bank, INDIANAPOLIS ALSO: . Carriers' Tools, Patent Leather, Morocco, Shoe Thread, Boot Web, &c M. StATOS. U. b. BOLMAM. SEATON fc HOLMAJf, Wholesale aad Kela.l Jlealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Carpets, 4c. Xo. 6, Washington St rest, INDIANAPOLIS. li A LLETCEER & CO. I KsXXKS IX Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Cotton Tarns, Eastern Sole Leather, fcc OPPOSITE BROWNING'S HOTLVi A. BALLARD, SEAL & SEAL-PRESS MANUFACTURER . x AND TURNER, Circle Street, South of the 2d Presbyterian Chttrck, Ixdiavatolis, Indiana. His terms are : For Seal and Press, for Cash, frcrfi 4$ im S19 the price varyitig in proportion to the amount ol' work executed. ÜAH kinds of lieht Job work neatiy and promptly exseatBsi WM. B1M LE. CXO. M'otlAT BIDDLE fc M'OUAT. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Washington street, a few doors East of Masonic Hmll. INDIANAPOLIS 1ND. REFERENCES. Cnlrin Fletcher, Iiklianawlis, (lark fc Groeibeck, Cinn'li, Oliio, Julias Nicolai, R.C.Allison. . " Fueh A Williams, Madison, Geo. Mouserat. IaisriDa. Ky ., Chas. Basnet 1, u Joseph Pratt. JeflersotiviUc. llid. C. R DAVIS, IOOK$i:i.I.f:K Wit STATIONER, M HOLFSALK AND RFTAIL No. 12, North Side Washington Street, I XDI AX APOLIS. 1XDTAXA d D. STAATS, Honse, Sign, and Fancy Pointer, and Paper Hanger. SHOP IN LOCOMOTIVE SULDINGS, IXDAXAPOLIS. IXDIAXA. A M. HUNT. M. D., OFFICE ON WASHINGTON STREET, oreosirx tempebaxcb hall, imhasapom. isn. -WILLIAM fc LEWIS WALLACE. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Indianapolis. Indiana, 1t I LL promptly artend to the securing and collection of sxaasBs, ff and to all other business entrusted to thaw care in ta United States' Circuit and District Courts, and la the Supreme Court and Circuit Courts of the Fifth Circuit. 7-Office two doors east of Browning's junel JAMES HALL, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 3, Temperance HoJL Washington Street, Indianapolis. Indian Manufsturing and Clothing Emporium: Wholesale and Retail Dealer jn Readv Mad'; Cloihtnsr. Cloths, CasFtBseres, Vesting, Hats, Caps, Trimmir.f;s. Sarhels, rmbrellas, Trunks, Canes, and even- desoriptiest oi GENTLEMEN S FURNISHING. Er Also. General Agencv for the sale of frand sari ruh-!in8t Reralia. KmMrms. Costumes. Ac . for the Orders sf Masons. Odd IVIlow. r.m;.lr- ol II.SHr. - Lfciua ISM BBS ' BBSSJ Temperancsi fcc. juiial II P ARRIS M, WHOLES Ate ASD BET A It. ü SALES IB STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS It.) fcc . , fcc . , &c . , Corner of Washington and Meridian Street, South Side, under O'Redly s TeUgruyh OJJu. INDIANAPOLIS. WILLIAM HANN AMAN. DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, ABU PEALXB IB Medicines, PainU, Varnishes, Oils, Dye Stnfta. fcc. fcc, Wasliiiigton St., north side, two doors west PeiuisvU aula, IXDIA APOU8, INDIAXdi

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