Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1851 — Page 3

CoiKrladv'd from t i.-t page Skc. 8. No lottery shall be authorized ; nor shall the ale or lottery tickets be allowed. Sec. 9. The following grounds owned by the State n Indianapolis, namely; the State House Square, the Governor's Circle, and so much of out-lot numbered one Hundred and forty-seven, as lies north of the arm of the Central Canal, sball not be sold or leased. Sc. 10. It shall be the duty of the General Assembly, to provide for the permanent enclosure and preservation of the Tippecanoe Battle Giound. ARTICLE XVI. AMENDMENTS. Sectio 1. Any ainendnieut or amendments to this Constitution, may t proposed in either branch of the General Amenably ; and il the same shall be agreed to by a majority ol" the members elected to each of the two houses, uvli' propositi amendment or amendments shall,, with the rea and navs thereon, be entered on their jour-

sals, awl n-lerreü to the General Assembly to be chonen at the next general election, and if, in the General Assemuiv o r. -t chosen, such proposed amendment or arneiH.ai.-D.ts shall be agreed to by a majority of all the inem'n ty of t or a rtv jontv ment tut ion, I to.-.rii house, then it snail be the dun-General Assembly to submit such amendment in. cuts to -he electors of the Stat, and if a majf said tleoton shall ratify the same, such ameudr amendrueuts shall become a part of this i'onstiSec 2. If two or more amendment shall be submit ted at the same time, thev shall be uhmitted. in such manner, that the electors shall voto lor or against eacn of Meli amendments separately; and, while an amendment or amendments which shall have been agreed upon kg one General Assembly, siiall be awaiting the action of a succeeding General Assembly, or of the electors, no additional amendment or amendments shall be proposed. SCHEDULE. This Constitution, il adopted, shall take effect ot. t"ie first day of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, and shall supersede the Constitution adopted in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixteen. That uo inconvenience may arise Irom the change in the government, it is hereby ordained as folows; First. All laws now in force, and not inconsistent with this Constitution, shall remain in force, until they shall expire or he repealed. Second. AU indictments, prosecutions, suits, pleas, plaints, and other proceedings, pending in any ot tha courts, shall Ihj prosecuted to liual judgment and executioo; and all appeals, writs of error, certiorari , and injunctions, hall ie carried on, iu i lie several courts. s, I tae s un.! iii.mnei a.s is now provided by law. Third. Ail tines, penalties, and forfeitures, due or NmUH to the State, or to any county theiein, shall inon to U ; 1 1 iiate or to such county in the manner prescitbaJ ly law. All bonds executed to tiie State, or to any officer, in his official capacity, shall remain in force and mure to the use of those concerned. Fourth. All ads of incorporation for municipal par- - i.ni continue in force under this Constitution noill such time as the General Assembly shall, in its discretion, modify or repeal the same. Fifth. Tiie Governor, at tne expiration of the present official term, shall continue to act, until his successor su.nl have iiee i v. rn into oliice. Sixth. Tuere shall be a session of tiio Genera As-! emblr, commeuciug on the first Monday of December, in the year o i- t.n.usand eight hundred and lilty-one. Seviuth. S n itors now moili. e and holding over, under tiie existing Constitution, mid sucii as may be elccied at t!.e iicxt general clecliori, and the Representatives then elected, shall continue in office until the tirst general election under this Constitution. Eighth. Tue first General election under this Constitution, siul' be iicld in tiie year one lUousund eight hundred ami tiily-two. Xinth. Tue iirst election for G rnor. Lieutenant Governor, Judges of tue Supreme Court and Circuit Courts. Clerk oi the Supreme Court, Prosecuting Attorneys, Secretary . Auditor, and Treasuier of Male, an J State Superintendent of Public Instruction, under this Constitution, shall lie held at tiie general election in the year one thousand ci'!t hundred and fifty-two j aud such of said officers as may be in oliice, when this Constitution hali go int) effect, shall continue iu their respective offices, until their successors shall have been elected and qualified. Tenth Every person elected by popular vote, aud -tow in any office, which is continued by lids Consutuion, and every person who shall be so elected to any ich office, be lore tiie takiug effect of this Constitution, 'except as in this Constitution otherwise provided .) shall ontinuc in office, until the term for which such person i as been, or maybe elected, shall expire: Provided, That no such person shall continue in oliice, after the 'iking effect of this Constitution, lor a longer period than the term of such oliice in this Constitution presvribud. ; Eleventh On the takinu effect of this Constitution, '.'. oiRcer thereby continued u oiEce. shell, bciore pro- I ceding in the further discharge ol their duties, lake an, .2th or alfiruiati'in to support this Constitution. Turlßh. All vacaucits that may occur in existino f i a . 1 1 . I 1 - : I a, 1 2 I ifficeS, prior-ti t!ie Iirst i;eneral cicclioii, under this t'.;iititution, sh.iil be filled in the manner now prescribed iy : . tvr. Thirteenth. At the time of submitting this Const: tution tj the electors, for their approval or disapproval, ' t.'te article numbered thirteen, ill relation to Negroes and j Mulattoea, shall I e siibmitted aa a distinct proposition, 1 in the following form: Exclusion and Colonization ol" Negroes and M dattoes," 'Aye' er ,Na.'' And if a ma jority of the votes citst siiali be in favor ol" said article then th$x same shall lorm a part of this Cousiitutio.i ; otherwise, it sliail bj void and 1 .nil no part thereof Fourteenth. No Article or Section of this Constitution snail be submitted, as a distinct proposition, to a Sie of tbe electors, otherwise than as herein pioviJed. Fifteenth. Wlirnevcr a portion of the citizens of the counties of Perry and Spencer, shall deem it expedient to Ibrm. of the contiouous terrilory of said counties, a county, it shtnl i the dutv .i those interested in . : r . . the orraniution oi sueh new county, to lav oil the same. by proper metks and bound., (of equal portions as nearly : as practicable not to exceed one-third of the territory of . each of s.ud counties.) Tbe nrooosal to create .such new county shall bo submitted to the voters of said counties, at a ieneral election, in such manner as shall he prescribed by law. And, if a majority of all the votes given at said election, shall be in la vor of the or conization of s;ii.l new count v, it shall lie the duty oi the General Assembly to organize the same, out of the territory thus aVsaigMlaisi. Sixteenth. The General Assembly may alter or amend tiie charter of Clarksville, and make such regulations as may be necessary for carrying into edi ct the objects contemplated in granting the same; and the funds belonging to said town shall be applied, according to the inteation of the grantor. Done in Convention, at Indianapolis, tbe lenth day of Febtnsry. aa Ihe year of ur Lord one thousand eight hundred aud fill) -one: and of lh Inuepeifience of tbe L'mted Stales, the seveuty-nfth. tiORCE WHITFIELD CARR, Prttidtnt. Attest: VVm. II. Ln.iush, Principal Stcrtta'y. Horn., Is, Pugs, Rostar M Ia ans. ' lixxjiAl O. ll.ui :i.l. ) Aiiit'an: Sterelaiitl. PKOCLAJJATIOX, By Um (.vrrnor of Indiana. JOSEPH A WRIGHT, Governor of the State of burnt and ut, to tne several JuJe, Inspectors. Clerks, other officers of the several counties of this State, authorized by law 'o hold elections for the various officers of the State, and to all others whom it may concern, Greeting: Know ye, that the Convention, which assembled on t':.o nrst Mon ! iy of October, IsöU. at Indianapolis, for the purpose of revising, amending, or altering tbe Cenuiutton ot tiie State, have in pursuance of the law of the land, deposited said Constitution, so made, in the office of tbe Secretary of State, due notice of which lias been jjnren to me, and a copy of said Constitution is herewith published; and thai by virtue of an act of ihe Legislature, approv d on tbe 1 4th day ofFebrnary, 1851, it is directed, tbat aai.j instrument hall be nimm ted to the people of this State, for their adoption or rejection, at the next annual August election, and to say whether said instrument shall or shall not he tbe Constitution of the State and among other things provided aa follows, to wit : " Sec. 2. There shall be a vote taken on the first Monday of Atifjirst next, on tbe adoption or rejection of amid Constitution, a ad on the adoption or rejection ol the separate article thereof, relating to tne exclusion of Negroes and Mulattoes from the State, and for this purpose it shall lie the duty of tie Inspectors and Judges of elect ions ia the several townships in this State, on said first MonJay of August next, to open poll, in which hall bo entered all tbo votes given for and against the adoption of said Cootitutiou, ami of said separate Article. Said election hall he by ballot, and shall be governed iu all respects by the law now in force in relation to general elections, so far as applicable. Sec. 3. Those voting against the adoption of said Constitution, shall vote writ- or printed tickets in this si on " Against the Constitution," and those voting for iu adoption, shall vote written or printed tickets in this form: ' For tue Constitution." In like manner, those voting againat toe separate article in relation to tbe exetawidw of Negroes and Mulattoes, and their colonizai. shall have written or printed on his ticket, these Is: " yt exclusion and colonization of Neirroea' every voter who is in favor of adopting said article shrill have written or printed on his ticket these words: " Exclusion and colonization of Negroes and Molattoes." Sec. 4. Poll books shall be kept, votes counted and certified to the clerks of the different counties, aa in other elections ; and the returns of tbe votes for and against tbe adoption of said Coostitotioo, and for and against aid separate ariiclej.fhaj! hje made by said Clerks to the

Secretary of State, within ten days after said election; and said returns shall, within twenty days thereafter, he examined and canvassed by the Auditor, Treasurer, and Secretary of State, or any two of them, in the presence of the Governor, and i uch other persons as may choose to attend; and proclamation shall be made forthwith, by the Governor, of the result of tne election. If it shall appear that a majority of all the votes polled at such ( lection were given in favor of said Constitution, it shall become the Constitution of the State of Indiana, from the first day of November, 1851 ; but if it shall appear that a majority of all the votes polled, for or against the adoption of said Constitution and said separate article, were given against the adoption of said Constitution,

j then the same shall be, and remain inoperative and void. I If it shall further appear that a majority of all the votes j polled for or against the adoption of said Constitution : and said separate article, were given in favor of the article in relation to the exclusion of Negroes and Mulatj toes, and their colonization, then said article shall be i and form a part of said Constitution; otherwise said ar ticle shall be void. Therefore, in compliance with the provisions of said Constitution, and of the act aforesaid, I do hereby direct and enjoin upon all the officers of this State, authorized by law to hold the next annnal August election, and all others whom it mar concern, to observe and obey, and in all things to conform to, each and all the requirements and provisions of said law. In testimony whereof I have signed this proclamation, and caused the seal of this State to be hereunto affixed, at Indianapolis, on this the 25th day of l. s. February, A. D., 1851, and in the thirty-fifth year of the State, and the scvcjty-nfth bf the nation. JOS. A. WRIGHT. By the Governor: Chaeles H Test. Secretary of State. California (..leanings. The news brought by the steamer Cherokee is to the 15th ef January. In addition to what has beeu published, we "lean the following: Arrangements are bein; made for a regular hue of Steam Propellers between San Francisco and Honolulu being only a stepping stone to an extended KM to China and Japan. Business is dull. Merchants who ha-.e imported larselv cannot sell ooods enough to pav freight: con itinees are generally unable or unwilling to raise funds at 10 per cei.t. a mouth to pay freight and wait a change i of market, and t'ic result will be that cargo after cargo . must be sold !".r what they will bring. It is said taat there is $I00,IX)0 worth of Valpariso flour on hand, enough lor tbe country six months, a lurge tortini of which most sour in the humid atmosphere; and it is also Ski there is a general assortment ot goods on haml. in tjnitntitv suihvient lor mx months consumption. Iv uts have fallen, a hutel that rented last November at 11900 per month, now rents at $700, and store rents have fallen one third. Tiie unusual dry weather will prove ruinous to thou- ; sands of miners, and to tbe farmers generally, as there ! has not boon rain enough to enable the farmers to plough, or the miners to do " gold washing." Still it j is said that San Francisco is bound to lie one of the i greatest cities in the v rld that the pioneers will lae- ' come bankrupts, and another generation reap the liarvest. A company is beitiir formed, with a lare capital, , for lighting San Francisco with gas. The assessors ol tiie city and county return the value of real estate in the city at $16.950,915, and in the couni tv, outside the city, at a little less than hull' a million. The tax of the city ami county is $J2 1.383 41. j The ' Gold Blutr" discovery c reated sreat sensation, ! but thr accounts are very like the i; Gold Lake?' and ' Gold Mountain' stories. A u Pacific Milling Coriiaw " lias lieen formed, upon the alleged discovery, with 1 2. i IO0 shares ; 10. 000 shares to be sold and are Sellins like hot cakes, at $100 per share. As a sjiecimen of the series printed about this last golden humbug, we cite : the foil iwinjr: JVIr. Collins, the Secretary of the Cotnpa ny. measure) a patch of the gold sand beach, ami sti- ; inntes it will yield, if it holds out one-tetilh as rieh as observation warrants $13.000,000 to each of the thirty members. It seems that the adventurers found on this : uolden beaeh nineteen men and they rciKirt that haM ! men had no desire to dig they had a cabin, and intend- , ed watching tiieir claim till spring, and then take a ship ' load of gold and sail to some place where it is worth something. Mr. Collins says one man had 50.000 pounds. J or 50.000 tons, he did not recollect which! of this gold sand; and Gen. Wilson, another of the "Pacific Coin i panv. savs that thousands of men could not exhaust the gold in thousands of y, .-. The only draw back to the ; iir mediate reali'.ntion of this gold sand is the fact that vessels eaniv.t ! nd within twenty-seven miles of the gold I beach, and that passengers and rM!s tiitist takn ! this distance over a country almost impassable, by natore. If is probable that the tbirtv "ctters-un of this Company will realize a 7it." lotnl. and the scrip buyers aUnit a hat full of tantl on the final settlement. The ouaifz nitnint is iliinr well. Some Cornish miners are connected with the Maraposa Diuir-c. With 12 t:tmps of pountlers of 2Ö0 pounds each, they crush a laro amount of quartz rook daily the tirt I . -. s . . , .. i I 1 J it seven da vs. thev made $1S.0U0 and since h.ive realized 19 per cent, n month. i be Leoislatiirc ot firnnized bf the election of Demo. eratie ofiVerv many of the Wliijr momk't s h-ini: absent. Even on the third dav of the session, oi.lv 10 of the 16 the Lej. Senators were present. The Herald elassifi Mtitsre thus: In the Senatt Demoetats 8. Whins 1 In.iervnder.t ml one doubtful. In the Houso Demn j emu i. tt iiis one lntiejieiMii-iii . ...... 1? Tirt.: to i i f he financial statistics how a more lavoraine state of rtffuirs than was generally expected. The tot.il debt ol the St itc, up to the 15h December, was $4S.',460 2s The rimonnt of receipts to that date was $324.97 1, while the expenditures amounted to St 17,153, ninkins an excess of expenditures of $122.179. The estimated re- ' eeipts for the fee) year endin? 20th June. 1851. at e.,n i -e i j i . : iy.5.T0, and if the proposed reductions in the expenses arc made, they will amount to but $29.203, leaving a l.tlanee in the Treasury on the 30th of June next, of ' . . ... . - I $120.3-16. nearly half the tntaJ debt We mav. therefore, reasonably hope that at the end of June, BSf, the ! State debt of California will ho all hut liquidated. The Message of Gov. Burnet fills eight columns of i the Alta California. He recommends the passage of a j law exe'uding negroes from the State i law against usury a homestead cxemptirTn, and a jeneral rcduc- I tion of salaries of State officers. The receipts into the Treasury under the law taxing foreign miners, realized $29,731, and $9,941 remains in the hands of one of tbe collectors. A duel was fought between Mr. Walker of the Herald, and Mr. Graham weapons Colt's revolvers, and five were to lie tired unless one of the party was hit before. The first fire. Walker's pantaloons were hit, and the second bot the ball passed through his thigh and so finis. Messrs. Broderiek and Moore of the Legislature, the former the President of the Senate, had a rencounter. Moore stepped in front of Broderick and drawing a pistol, exclaimed "I'll blow your brains out, you damned thief." Broderiek looked him steadily in 'the eye and answered. "Shoot, you damned assassin! Shoot, I have no arms'' but Moore's courage failed, and he did'nt shoot. The Levee around Sacramento City is completed it is nine miles long, and cost boaa $170,000. Obecon. The first steamer built in Oregon was launched on Christmas Dat. The report of the discovery of an extensive bed of coal in tbe vicinity of Puget's Sound is confirmed it is an excellent article. A brid-je has ben built across the North Fork of Yam Hill river it is 4U5 feet long, and fifty above low water mark. Swamp Lands. Returns have been received hy the Governor from the following counties, showing the number of acres of wet lands therein, to which the State will be entitled under tiie recent act of Congress. Courtfiet. Frown Jennings . . Spencer. . . . Boone 8t. Joseph. Marshall . . . Owen Porter . Jlere. 2,040 767 9 240 4,670 49.659 45.280 108 55,305 4,025 Whitley Allen 13.809 Knox. . .28,710 .83,732 160 .33l) ...3.400 ...6,636 ...1,914 . ..1,520 . .25.700 . ..7.360 , . . 1 .930 707 ...8.144 355,182 Laporte Montgomery Miami Monroe DeKalb Parke Ripley Fol on Clay A 'I.i us Decatur Steuben Total in 23 coonties. . . 17The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 22d nit. says John Brongh. the able President of tbe Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, passed up the river yesterday on the Cincinnati, en route for New York, on business connected with tbe company. C7Doring the coming spring travellers will be able to make the journey between Cincinnati and the city of New York in forty-eight hour by railroad nd steamboat and by way of Cleveland, Buffalo, and Albany.

LAWS OF INDIANA. BY AIT1IOIUTY. AN ACT fat At Mart Fftctual. Just, and Equal Atstttmenl and Valuation of tiie Rial Eifife. Per tonal Proprrtf. Montyt. R.ents. Crtdits, Effect, und Corporation Stork im iho Statt of Indiana Sectio.-. I Snr tnarttd by the General A'Kmb'v of tht Statt of Indiana. That each assessor shall, between the first dar of March next, and the first day of June next, and in each succeed, lag year thereafter, between the first day of January and the first day of May, leave with each person required to ltt property for taxation, the notice and blank liat required by this act. and the assessor shall, at the time be calls to leave such lotice and blank liat, receive from auch person the statement required by the succeeding section, of his, her. or their money a, rights, credit-, and corporation stock, unless such person shall require further lime to make out such statement ; in which case be shall give auch person such further time aa be may deem necessary ! Provided, i-arer. Such further lime (hall not extend beyond the first day of June.

Ssc;. 1 hat the statement required in the preceding section sball be le out by the peraon assessed, or by the assessor, itioa given by such peraon. and shall be aigned by iking it, and the aaid statement shall truly and from Inform.' t the person ma distinctly I 1st. Money i in or withou: for. D hand, or on deposit, or at interest, either withthia State, more than auch person pays iuterett 3d. The value of all solvent demands against any person or body corporate either within or without this State, more than such person or body corporate may he indebted. 3d. The value of all shipaand ateamboats, whether within or without this State. 4th. The value of all personal property appertaining to mer cbandising. 5tb. The . value of all personal property appertaining to manufacturing, or appertaining to, or held for any other purpose. 6th. The amount and value of all corporation stock. State aud t'nited States stocks, whether within or without this State, held and owned by persons residents of this State. Sec. 3. If any person, when legally required by the assessor, shall refuse to give a list of his capital, money, or other taxable i property contemplated by the provisions of this act, or shall trauduleully or intentionally omit to cive any part ot lus capita! or property liable to Uxation. and required by law to be as and listed.or shall fix a fraudulent value thereon, every so offending hall, upon conviction thereof in any court having competent jurisdiction, be fined in any sum not exceed ing one thousand dollars: Providnl. hatcertr. That every per son liable to be assessed under the provision of thia act shall, at the time of delivering the statement provided in the first section of this act to the assessor, also furnish a writlcu or printed statement, truly and distinctly setting forth. It. The amount of money, hauk notes, or other circulating medium on hand or at interest 2d. The kind and amount of stocks owued or held by such person. ' ,n(1 ,1. in,!, unine-s of such erson. 4th. Tha value and amount of stock in trade, wnichstatement in this proviso mentioned, shall be signed by the person making the same, and the assessor shall require of such person to take and subscribe an oath or affirmation on such statement, that to the best of Mt, her. or their knowlrdse. information, or belief, the aaid statement contains a true, full, and fair list of the amount of his, her. or their moneys, bank notes, or other circulating medium on band or at interest : tha kind and amount of stock owned or held by stirh person, the probable amount and value of all debts outstanding, over and above the indebtedness of such person, and the value and amount of stock in trade, and that the same have been valued at their true cash value, as he. she. or they verily believe; which oath or affirmation maybe administered by the said assessor or his deputj'. who are hereby authorized to administer alt oaths or afiiimations that may be required in tbe performance of any of the duties of their office, or by the county auditor, or by any other person authorized bylaw to administer oaths. Si , 4. In every case where any person shall refuse to make out and deliver to the assessor a statement as above required, the assessor shall in every case proceed to ascertain the deacriptit, CtnM , . r .r......l rrnnireil Kr this i ' ' i ririis . ps7vj ivH....- , . :ort, the value thereof, the value of personal prope rty subject to taxation, other than enumerated articles, and the value of inon- ! eys and credits of which a statement shall have been withheld ! ns aforesaid, ns tbe case may reijuire ; and to enable binito do so. he is hereby authorised and required to examine, on oath or formation, any person wham he may suppose to have kdowlj edge mt the description and value of the moneys -iud credits j which the person rrfusrs to list as required ; and if the owner of i any propcity liable to taxation shall be unknown, or a non-resi-! dent, or alwcot, or unable from sickness to give iu . iist as re- . quired by this act, it sball be tbe duty of such assessor to make a list thereof from the best information he can obtain ; and to i enable him so to do, be is hereby authorized to examine, ou oath or it'n i.i i ! . ny person, aa hereinbefore in this section is pio- . vided ; audiftbe owner of anvsuih property shall deliver to ' the a.ef sor, by the first day of June. correct last of his proierty. , in manner and in form as required by this act, the assessor shall i receive the same and correct his lit thereby. 5. Each assessor shall, on or before the first Monday of j June, annually, make out and deliver to the auditor of his conn- ' ty, in tabular form and plphabctical order, the names of the scv1 er-,1 persons, companies and corporations in whose nanus pcr- ; sonal property, moueys, credits, or corporation etock shall have bten listed in Ins county, and iu ope column opposite each name, the : g ;i. . ;' v.. lue oi all .iinrl.-s oi p. rsoii.il property of whatever kind ehumTitrit in the fifteenth section, other than corporation stock, as wellas the vine of non-enumerated article of personal property, und iu another column Uta value ot : corporation stock. Sec. 6. Kai h cr unty assessor shall take ru oath or afnrinai tion. which shall te certified by the magistrate or other officer j .-dministering the same, and attached to tbe return whirh be is K-eju.red to make to the county auditor, in the following form : J I, . assessor for county, in the State of Indiana, ! do solemnly swear i r affirm, that the value of all persoiii'.l piop- : erty, moneys, and credits, of which a statemr nt has been Basal : and attested by oath or nffirinatten of the person required by this I act to list the same, is truly returned, as set forth ir such statement that in every case where by 1 w I have been repaired to asI certain the amount and value of personal property, moneys and i credits of any person, company or corporation. I have dilieently ' and l.y the best means in my power, endeavored to ascertnih I be true amount and value of such personal property, moiieys.crediis and corpnration stock ; and that. as I verily beli'eve.the full value i thereof, estimate hy ihc rule prescribed by law. is set forth in the annexed return ; that iu no case have 1 knowingly omitted i to demand a stetenient of the description and value ol persot.nl ' property, or of the amount of moneya and cre4tta,fC of the : iimount of corporation stork which he is required hy this act to list, or in anv way c.muive.l at anv violation or i v;.si,..i ot nnv I of the requirements of said act in relation to listing or valuing of personal property, moueys, credit nuJ corporation stock of ssoastsw rl I r. 'm any kmc! lor taxation Str. '. The assessor shall enter in a column provided for that purpose, opposite the name of every peraon, company or corporation required to list property, aud who has refuse' to luruish the list as required, or who ha refused to swear to the same, the word "refused to furnish a list," or these words, "mused to SWe.ir to li-t." Szr. 8. Kach assessor shall, atthe time he. is required by this art to make return of the taxable property to the county au.Ütor also deliver to him all the statements of property which he shall have received from persons required to list property, tbe same arranged in alphabetical order, and the auditor shall carefully file and preserve the same. Se. . 9. Kvery person that shall own or have in hi possession, or subject to hi control, any personal property within this State, with authority to sell the same, wl.ieh shnll have been pur h.isid either in or cut of this State, with a view of ling sold at an advanced price or urofif'or which shall have been consigned tu him from any place out of this State, for the pur- ? - T f,f" thia State .hall U held to be a merchant, and at all times when he shall be by this act required 10 make out and deliver to tbe assessor a statement of bis otlmr personal property, he shall state and attest, ou oath or affirmation, the value of such prop-i1y appertaini ng to hi bttsi . r . ,.... i ... . . .... . . . . . , . . . f i... sh i ness of a merchant ; and in estimating the vlue thereof, he shall take as a criterion the average value of such articles of personal property which he shall h session or subject to his i ave hail from tune to time tu his poscontrol limine the year next previous to the time of makine such statement, if ao Ions he shall have hi-en engaged in fusiness, and if not. then during such time a I he shall have been so enlaced ; and the average sball he made up ! by takine the amount iu value on handlas nearly as may be, in I each month of the next preceding yeat in whirh the person niaI kins such statement shall have been encased in business ; addim; together such amounts, and dividing the segregate amount I thereof by the number of months that the person making such I statement may have been in business during the preceding year ; Provided, That no consignee shall be required to list for taXaI t.on tiie value of any property, the product or this State, which shall have been consigned for sale or otherwise from any place i within thia State, nor the value of any property consigned to ! hint from any other place for sole purpose of being stored or for- , warded : Providerl. He shall in either case have no iuterest in j such property, or any benefit to be derived from its sale ; and the , word person, as used in this and the two succeeding sections : shall lie held to mean and include "film," "company," and "corporation." Sc . 10. Every person who shall purchase, receive or hold personal property of any description for the purpose of adiling j to the value thereof by any process of manufacturing, retiring, I rectifying, or hy the combination of different materials, with a view of making a gaiu or profit hy so doing, sball be held to be a manufacturer, and he shall, at all time- wl en by this art he is required to make out and deliver to Ukti assessor s statement of : the amouut or value of his other persjiml property subject to I taxation, also stall-the average value estimated as provided in I the preceding section, of all articles purchased, received, or : otherwise held for the purpose of bet us used in whole or iu part in any process or operation of nmiufacturing, coiiibinine. rec tifying oi refining, which, from time to time, he ahall have had on hand during the year next previous to the time of making auch statement, if so long he shall have been engaged in such manufacturing business, and if not, then during the time he shall have been so engaged ; which statement he shall attest on oath or affirmation : but in determining the value of all articles manufactured by him, and which shall remain on hand unsold, the cost of the materials entering into their combination, or of which tbey were made, with tbe cost of the materials used ir consumed in the process of manufacturing, combining, rectifying or refining, shall be taken as the criterion of their value for tbe purpose of taxation. Nsr. 11. Every pet son owning a manufacturing establiahmeni of any kind, and everv manufacturer sball list aa a part of bis personal property the value of all engines and machinery of every description used or designed to be used in any procesa of refining or manufacturing, (except such fixtures as shall h ive been considered as part of any parcel or parcels of real property.) including alt tools and implements of every kind used or designed to be used for the purposes aforesaid. Kmc. 13. That when any person sball commence merchandi sing in any county, alter the nrst day ol June, and tbe average value of whose personal property employed in merchandising shall not be entered on tbe assessor's list for taxation, such person shall report, under oath or affirmation, to the auditor of such county the probable amount of the average value of the personal property by him iutended to be employed in merchandising until the first day of January thereafter, and ahall pay into the treasury a sum which shall bear the saaaa proportion to the levy for all purposes, on the average value ao employed, as the time from the day on which he shall commence merchandising, as aforesaid, to the first day of January next succeeding ahall bear to one year ; and the said auditor shall enteT thepameof auch person on the duplicate, assess taxes -on the amount reported, and shall direct tne county treasurer to collect the same as other taxea are done. Sec. 13. That ihe auditor of each county in thia State ahall, if he deem it necessary, have the power to appoint a competent person in his county to notify all such persons who ahall commence nierchadising after the first day of June, and tha average value of whose person a I property employed in merchandising ; shall not be entered on the assessor's list for taxation, to report themselves to the county auditor for the purpose contemplated by tbe preceding section, and such person so appointed shall receive such compensation s tbe auditor shall deem just and reasonable, subject to tbe approval of the board doiu county busi uess. Sre. H. That If any person ahall commence merchandising as aforesaid, and shall not, within one month alir hems nori tied, report to the county auditor, and make payment to the county treasurer in the manner and by tbe time required of all persons, he shall Irrfeit and pay to the Stats of Indiana, and the proper county, the eum or arty per cent, on the value of personal property by him employed in merchandising, to be ascertained as near as may be by tbe testimony of witnesses, and recovered by an action of debt in the name of the county treasurer, for tbe use of tbe State and county, before say justice of the peace or court having jurisdiction thereof. Bgc. 15. That it ahall be the duty of each and every person liable to lift property in thia State to fumih the assessor of ike county in which he may reside, under tbe head of '-money at interest either within or without thia State," in tha blank list re. quired by this act, a list of all stocks which be may hold in any corporation without thia State, and the value thereof: also, all toad due and owing to kirn or any one for his use, against any corporation, state, or government, and thetr value ; also, all

the stock which he r-.ay have la any railroad, plsnkroad. torn-

pike road, canal, or bridge companies in this State, and their vclue : aud also, all bonds, obligations or certificates of deposite which he may hold against any corporation iu thia State, and their value. See. 16. It shall be the duty of every railroad, plankroad. turnpike road, canal, and bridge company in this State, to furnish to tbe auditor of the county where their principal office is situated, a list or all the stock in aaid company owued by persons not residenta of this State, and its value attested by the oath of the president or secretary of said company. Aud if a::y railroad company shall not have in thia State iu principal office for the transaction of its financial business, it shall be tbe duty of tbe president, cashier, secretary, treasurer, engineer, or constructing agent of such company, to furnish to the auditor of the county where the said road first enters the State, a statement. under the oath or affirmation of the officer making it, specifying tbe amouut and value of all real estate owned by such company in this State, the amount expended in the construction of said road in the line of this State, and the amount invested in machinery and rolling stock or every kind, which aaid machinery and rolling stock sball be assessed for taxation in proportion as tbe length of the road in this r'tate bears to the length of the time of said completed. Stc. 17. It shall be tbe duty of the aaid auditor to enter the name of such company upon tbe tax duplicate, with tbe amount and value of such stock, and assess '.hereon for State, county, school, and road taxes according to the amount of taxes fixed for said purposes for that year ; and tbe said presid'nt or other , proper officer of any company shall pay to the treasurer r f the i proper comity the taxes so assessed aa aforesaid on said stock, j together with all damages, interest, and costs that may be due thereon. m Sec. 1. It shall be the duty of every incorporated company ln this State, except railroads, plankroads, turnpike roads, canals, and bridge companies, to furnish to the auditor of the county where their principal office is situated, a written statement specifyine, 1st. The real estate, if any, owned by such company, the township and county in which it is situated, and the cash value thereof. 2d. The capital stock actually paid in and secured to be paid in, and the cash value thereof. 3d. Tbe amount of stock held by the State or any incorporated literary or charitable institution. 4lh. The town or place in which the principal office or place of transacting the financial business of said company is situated ; which statementsball Designed by the officer making it, and shall be certified under oath or affirmation of the president or other officer making it, on said statement, to be in all respects just and true. Rae, 19. The said auditor shall enter the name of such company upon the tax duplicate, together with the amount aud val. ue of Uje capital stock of said company, and direct the county treasurer of said county to collect tbe tax on the same according to law ; and the said president, or other proper officer.shall pay to the treasurer of said county tbe amount or taxes assessed as aforesaid, together with all damages, interest, and costs that i may be due and owing. Set . 2C. If anv of the said companies shall fail or refuse to furnish the statement above required by the first day of June the said county auditor shall proceed to make out the said list from the best information he can obtain, and in doing so he shall be eoverned by the sixteen'h section of this act, so far aa the same may be applicable. . See. 21. If the statement above required shall not be furnished by the first day of June, the company ueetecting or refusing to furnish such statement, shall forfeit and pay to the State of Indiana the sttm of two thousand dollars, to be recovered in the name of the State of Indiana in action of debt ; and it is I hereby made tbe duty of the said county auditorto cause suits to 1 lie commenced for the recovery of the penalties specified in this t section. ' Sa-r. 2-1. It shall be the duty of the treasurer of aaid county a ascertain the distance that the said railroads, plankroads. j turnpike roads, or canals run in any other country or counties Ut t kts State, aid divide the tax so collected from the stock, owned by non resident stockholders, except the State tax, after J deductine his commissions fur collecting the same, among said I counties in proportion to the leucth of said roads or canals in said counties ; and if any toll bridge is situated in two or more ' counties, the said treasurer shall divide the tax so collected from ' i any such bridge company equally between the counties in which said bridge may be situated ; and the said treasurer, upon pay- ; ine over anr 1st n J" . I '"L ".: . i , an other county, shall take the receipt ot rer to whom he may pay the same, and the said recelot slmll be a sufficient voucher to said treasurer in his settlement with the county auditor. Sac. M. The county auditor aud treasurer, in collecting the taaas from any such company, shall be governed by the fifth, j sixth, seventh, and eighth articles of chapter twelve of the revised statute of IM ; and if tbe aaid auditor or treasurer, or aawal thrm. shall f:iil or refuse to perforin any of the duties required of them by this act. tbey, and each of tbera shall for-j feit and pay to the SUte the stiin of one hundred dollars for each and every such offence, to be recovered in an action of debt in tbe name of the State ; and it is hereby made the duty of the piosernting attorney of the proper county to cause suits to : be commenced for the recovery thereof, with costs of prosecu j tion. Sr . 2t. That in makinjoutlhe list as required by this act. the wron assessed or the assessor, as the case may be, shall value the personal property, moneys, lights, credits, effects, and corporstion stock at their true cash value. Ski . 'J5. That if any person, in taking the oath or affirmation requirvel ty this act.shall wilfully, knowiugly. corruptly, and f ilsely swear or affirm, every such person shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and upon conviction, shall be punished as like offenders in such rases. Srr. 28. Ihatlbe assessor shall, at the time of taking asid list, inform the prison, rompauy, or corporation making the s il ie. or his, her. r their agt ut or representative, if residents of bis countv, r.r shall -ieuve a memorandum at his, her, or the.ii place of residence, of the lime when the board of equalization lor the county will meet for the purpose of bearing and deter mining gretianres and to equalize taxes in the same. Sir. -IT. That if the board doing county business in the several counties in this State, or any member thereof, shall tail, refuse, cr neglect to have the map's and plats made aa required in I the preceding section, each nwrnber of said board shall nnlivol ually and severally he liable to pay a fine of one hundred dollars upon conviction thereof, on presentment or indictment of any court cf competent jurisdiction, with the costs of prosecution ; and it is hereby made the im.ierative duty of the prosecuting attorney of the proper county, to cause prosecutions to be instituted for the recovery of said penalty. Sir. 28. A Toll tu ahall be assessed upon every male inhabitant of this State lietween the ages of twenty-oi:e and fiftyyears. na . 20. All real property within this State, and all personal property owued by persons residiug in this State, whether it is in or out of the State, and al! pesnual property witiiin this stuie owned by persons not residing within this State, subject to ihc exceptions hereinafter slated, shall be subject to taxation. Sr. ru. The term "real estate." as uaed in this act, ahall be considered to include all lands within this State ; aud all buildings and other things erected on or affixed to the same ; and the terms "land arid real property." whenever they occur in this act. sball he construed as having the same meaning as tbe terms "real estate" thus defined. s . 31. The terms "personal estate" and "personal property." as used in this act, shall be construed to include all household furniture, goods, chattels and moneys n I: iud or ou deposit, eiiner within or without this State, all shipa and vessels whether within or without this State, all solvent demands against any iktsou or body corporate, whrlher within or without this Slate, more than such person or body corporate may be indebted, all moneys at interest whether within or without tins State, nmre thau snrh person pay interest for, all public stocks, stocks in railroads, plankroads, turnpike road, canals, toll bridges, insurance companies, trust companies, savings institutions, manufacturing companies, and in all moneyed, aud stock rorjiorations, whether within or without this State. i:i . ';2. The following person and property sball be exempt from taxation : 1st. The polls of all Indians ; 2d. The poll and property of all revolutionary soldiers ; M. Tiie real and personal property of the t'nited Statesand of this State ; 1th. All lands sold by the United States until the term of five years from the day of sale shall have expired ; 5 h. Kvery school house, court house, market bouse and jail, audthe Und whereon such buildings are situated, and all county lands and buildings set apart for county purposes ; ctli. All fire engine, hose, hooks, ladders and other apparatus forthe extinguishment of fires, and all engine houses, with the land on which the same may be situated, and all wharves, and all powder magazines, with the land on which the same may be situated, belonging to or owned hy auy incorporated town or city in thi State, and held by such town or city for the use, benefit, safety or convenience of the public ; 7th. Every building erected for religious worship, and the pews and furniture within ihe same, mid the ttuuls whereon such building is situate, uot exceeding ten acres; also, every gTuve-yard not exceeding ten aeres : Hh. 1'v. ry building erected for the, use of any literary, benevolent, charitable, or scientific institution, or erected for the same purpose by any town, township or county, anil the tiaets of land on v:ii. i such building is situate, not exceeding twenty acres; also, the personal property belonging to any institution, town, township, city, or county, und connected with or sei apart for any ol" the purpose aforesaid ; 9lh. All land granted for the use of common schools, so long as tii" -nine v i.i ; remain unsold ; luili. The personal property id real estate ol" every manual labor school or college incorporated within this State, when used or occui pied for the purposes Air which it was incoriorated, such real estate noi io eiitöi inree unmlr- l and twenty aeres; I Ith. Tiie personal property of every widow ami orphan child, to ihe extent of two hundred nWlar in valne ; Ititli. l-aml sold by the state, though not granted or conveyed, shall lie .eased in the same manner as if actually conveyed ; rjlh. All lands reserved to or for any individual by auy treaty between the Tuned State ami auy Indian tribe or nation, shall be liable to luxation from the tunc such treaty shall nave been confirmed. Base. M. Tiie several county auditors, in making out the duplicate of personal properly, moneys and credits, shall add one hundred per cent, to the value of all personal proiierty, moneys, credits, and mrp oration si ''k oi ever; person company und corporatism ;(.- site whose name Use ansa as Of shall have noted in his return the words 'n :ned lo luruish a list." or lliese words, "refused In swear lo list which shall be collected by the county treasurer for the benefit ot' the comity. Skc. C4. 'Dial the auditor of Stat-, immediately after the passage of tins act, prepare and transmit to the several county auditors all such form and instruction as shall be necessary to carry iuto elici t the provision of this act. Sec as. That the auditors, treasurers, and assessors of the several comities, and the board doing county business, shall in all respect except as provided by tins act, be govamed by ihe rule and regulation contained in the several act prescribing then duties. Sac 3, That whenever this act requires the county auditor to perioral any duty, the same hall be understood and taken to mean and include, iu those counties where trey have no county auditor, the clerk or other person that performs the duly of couuly auditor Sfc. .17. If any county auditor, upon receiving the return of any county assessor, shall be saiisfetl that he has omitted any personal Croierty. moneys. reins and corporation stock in h a county which e was bound lo return, such auditor may. if he deem it expedient, authorize and require such assessor to proceed lo correct any error or onus non which may have occurred in assessing tbe personal property, tm neys, credits, and corporation lock of his county, and in such case uch assessor shall, within ten days after being so recjuirru mi aninorizeci. proceed to correct nch error and omission and make return thereof lo ihe auditor of his countv ; but nothing I....... - .. ..A .1.-11 .1 : i ' ' .1 mvioiii " ,iiit -nun iiuiuoiiie nu asscssoi io renure nie amount assessed against auy person in his former return: ami said county auditor shall charge such person with the additional amount, if any, returned by aid assessor. Sic :fc. That the several county auditors in this 8:ate ahall, on or lefore the first day of March next, and in each succeeding year thereafter, by the first day uf January, cause to be printed at the expense oi the county, a lufncieut number of blank im, form, and Utstiuclimu required by this act or hy the auditor of Slate, and shall deliver Ihc same to the county assessor. Sue :p Tina act shall take effect and be in force from and after it passage and publication in tiie Stale Sentinel, the Indiana Stale Journal und the Statesman : and it is hereby ma. '. 'he duty of the .Secretary of Si. te. immediately after the passage- of this act, to transmit a certified copy thereof to each of the comity auditors m this Slate. Sfc 40. That all laws and pans of law that contravene any of the provisions of this act, 'ie. and Ihe same are hereby repealed. sn II Each county assessor shall annually, (except wheu the real estate is appraised,) at the time of taking a lot of personal property, alao take a list of alt real esiaie situate iu hi county that hall have become subject lo tax-Minn sbice the last previous liming of property therein, with Ihe value thereof, estimated agreeably lo the rule prescribed hy the laws regalaluig the duties of appraisers of real estate, and all new improvements, hu Mings, or other structure "(' any kind, the value of which ahall not have been previously added to or included in the valnalion of the laud on which such improvements have been made or structures erected, and shall make return to the county auditor thereof, al Ihc same time he is required by this feci io make return of personal propt.ty, in which retain He hall set frith the parcel of real property on watch each of said improveineiii shall have been made or said structure arceted, and tiie true value ad-

dedto uch parcel of real estate by the making of said improvement

auuinc erection oi said tructi-.re. ana we aiiamoiiai sum wnicn 11 is believed the land on which th imnroretaeut v at made or structure j erected, will sell for at private sale, in eoneqcencc thereof, shall be considered the value of auch improvement or structure ; and iu case of deatroctiou by fire, fieod. ot otherwise, of any improvement, building, or structure of any kind which shall have been made or erected Ceviou to the last valuation of the laud on Which the same shall have en, or the valve of which may have been added to any former val- : uation of auch land, the assessor hall determine, as nearly as prac- ; lie-ble. how much less such land would sell for at private aale, in consequence of soch destruction, and make return thereof to the I county auditor, as iu this section before provided. sec. 4.S. last each county auditor shall correct the valuation ot any parcel of real property on which any new improvement may nave neen mnne or new sirm-mre erected, or on wmcn any new im I provemeut or structure shall have beeu destroyed, as specified in tne jireeeu.ng section arreealilv to the return thereof, made ia ac cordance with the provisions cf said section, by tbe assessor, aud uue iu; Wim aim tor eacn sueceeuing vea. upon sucu correciI ed valuation. SEC- 43. rliat the county and township assessors now elected or appointed snail 0 governed, in the discharge ot me duties of their I oaaee. by the previsions of this ad. and ail other laws and parts nf taws that are uot repealed by this act, and all laws and parts ef laws that come m conflict with any of the provisions of this act. lie and tne same are neret y repealed E. Dl'MONT, House of Representatives. JAS. H. LANK, President of the Senate. Speaker of the Approved Feb. in. 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT." t,ARGK AND HATS, CAPS, nr.sn spring stock AND STRAW GOODS. AVK tender our hearty thanks to our friends, and cus m tom, is for their lilieial support hitherto, ami beg leave to call their attention to our stock lor spring and dum mir lHol. AVe flitter ou'ielves that oar style of Hau and other articles, for the approaching season, wiil commend themselves to every person j of g-ood taste. For our workmen in the manufacturing dt panned. ; we claim the merit of superior taste, skill ami experience, with all ' tiie improvements and uirai.gcuicnts valuable for conducting the business. On account of the extensive demand for our Hats. w have been oblige lo extend our premises tor mauiiiacture. storage aud sale, j which Ikiw require almost three ol' the largest business houses ill our city. To our Western and southern merchant, wlio have lieen tn the habit of bovine ill ihe Kastern c t . we would merelv say. mat they will fiii l ine largest II AT ESTABLISHMENT in tue I u led States at 4 jj. Ma;uiit el. Louisville. Ky.. and price lucre as low as in any city in these State, w.lli this advantage : mat every week, if they rhswe. lliey can have li.eir orders filled, shipped and delivered aimcHt in a day. antf so avowl ti.e dciay, excue. risk aisl vexation, aileii'.l.nc I'.aM. in pu chases. Our siock, in particular, of Pauumasx I.er!i-rn. Palm Icaf and sfner Straw Gxls. we nave siiared n,itii-ri.oii in niakinir complete, nil' are enabled to eil at lower prices thru they have ever been of. lered . and. in parsuauce of our o'd motto of "small profits and quick sales,'' we are resolved for cask, or ou short paper to prompt customer, to sell everything ui our line cueap. cheap! Give usa call when you are iu toe market. The highest market price, in cash, paid for I'tir and Peltries. febt-w P. S HAK HER A CO. KA. EASY ROAD TO WEALTH. WiM be sold ai public iji'', sale oil the premises on the fuslday el 3rd nioiilh (March. 1 JL, t-.1l. by me inlers gned cv . t. ... the noted TAVERN STAND mid valuable FARMS of tiie 1 te Jons )aliabp, deceased, adjoining lo Rriitgepoit. on the National Rood. U miles west of Indianapolis, in the insist of a tract of country i:...ur:t-fd by any in the State, through which the Terre Haute and RtchmoiKl Railroad passes, forming a good site, and one likely to be occupied, for a Depot ou the premise, adjoining the Tavern lot. The rast fork oi White Lick run through the farms, washing the west sale of the stable lots. There is a Barn and Stalie. and a never-tailing Spring of water on the lot: and it i. perhaps, the best stand ou these two great thoroughfare in conjunction. The Farms const of forty seres, inclnding the Tavern cm the es ide of the creek, mcnt'v under cultivation, a part of which would be valuable to lay otT in town lot; ami one hundred and sixly acres on the west kle of the creek, a good portion of wiiich is under cultivation, and the balance enclosed and well timbered, all ol' excellent ijiiality. and a good aw and gri-t mill adjoining. The land all lies together, aisl would I suitable for on farm, er two, or ihre, aud will ba sold ui wuols or ia separate parc-el to sun purchasers. The Term are very easy lo purchasers one-fitlh of the purchase money at the lime of ale. and the balance in four equal aiuiual paymenu, Willi good trecnoiu ecurny. JOHN riNSON. 1 Executors. S t.Ml Kl. TAItHl CK . ) .1 lOih. 1Mb. ist w i 12th niont'i. (Dee EXECUTORS NOTICE. The undersigned have taken out Letter Testamentary upon tiie lust will aisl testaipeni of Polly Shelly, late of Marion couiity. Ind'aiia. U ceased, from the Probate Court ol" said county. All perons indebted lo the estate of said deceased, are requested to make immediate payment: aisl all persons having claim agamst scml estal' are p-uin - . ,i j lesciti them, duly authenticated, for settlement Said estate is prohaWv solvent. vi-ii I i oi mein , ' ' f biliar. January 4. 15I. JOHN WARTH. ( F ALLS PILOT. Not ce i hereby given that on the lOtli of Februarv. 1-5I, I will make aptilicatiou to the Governor of the State ol Indiana, lo be app-nutcd 1'ilot at the Falls of tiie Ohio, in place of Tho. Powell, deceased. "ANGEL GILL. t, !!-:!; FALLS PILOT. Nonce is hereby given that, oti i!:etf day of February. 1851, I will make application to the Governor of the Stale of Indian to be ap'sunvd Pilot at the Fall of the Ohio, in p'see of Tuos. Powell, deceased. feil Pktt HENRY B POLSO.V nlSSOLTJTION OF PARTNERSHIP. T!,e firm of W at on. Voorhec A Co., is this day dissolved by mutaale nsent. f.asselmau. Viutoii & Co.. havine purchased ihe einu interest in i aid firm, are alone authorized to receive the claim due to ihe late knn of Watson. Yoor'nee A Co. and all claim aguiusl said late firm si iii i'd be presented to liieiu hr pnvment. dec7 ' WA ION. VOORHEE8 & CO. ,TOTI?E. Public notice i here! v given that Flirted State Mill tarv I-ind W.irrant. No. LVlHirt. t .- bO acre, issmd to me the undersigned, has been lot, and lielievrd to be destroyed, and that on the 5th of April. 151, I shall demnnd from the Commissioner ol Pension a duplicate of said certificate. febll-ow(w) DAVID P. BAKER ar OOK AT THIS. Having deiermincd to leave Indianapolis. Li all person having claims acnitn-t mc, are requested to call at Mr William's Tum m. ou the Canal, or address me through tbe Pcwl Office, immediately. Those lmlebod to rrfe will settle with Esq. Sullivan. CHARLES MARTENS February 1. 1851 3wf "aT OTICE. We contemplate n change in rnjir business and request all those indebted to u to make immediate pn mrnt. Thi will save them cost, and much oblige SMITH Jt IIANNA. janP TO LET. Several fine Room to Ut al Ihe Italic Fancy Store ! Tbe Rooms are large aisl coinfbrlaMe. ami well suited for a ' Milinery or Dress Making Establishment. Term moderate. yaw WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS. Tue tastatrilian ilesire callV ing the attention ol dealers in KMA I HADE CLOTHING lo their immense Slock, niiuiuiaetured expressly for Ihe Southern and Western irade: comprising every tiling apperiaiti.ng to a well appointed Clothing Store. Terms libersl. MAIIOVY cfc KF.N'N'A, dec2l-5hwfm l and S3 Ann .t.eet Boston. DISSOLUTION. The Co-partnership heretofore exisliug between the ubscri!ers. under the uajne aisl stvle of Sulgrove & Smith, was dissolved ou Ihe Olli of February liistiuit. by mutual consent. Jamc Sulgrove, havingurehaed the interest, of Augustus Smith, to settle all the business cf said firm. is duly mid fully siithonzi and will continue lite business a u-,i. :. ut the od stand. J MI SI LGROYE, Imlianapolis. Feb. 17. I85L AI UI STI S SMITH. OTICE. Public natice is lK?reby given that l'mted State Milii tary Land Warrant No. 13,004, for 160 acres, issued April 14th, : l!1, to the undersigned, a private iu capiaiii c rawiorci sccmpaiiy. i 1st Regiment Indiana Volunteers, has been lost, and i lielieved lo 1 be destroyed, and lhat on the 15th day of March. ISSI, I shall de mand from the Commissioner ol I'ens.ons a duplicate Ol saici certincate. jsarf-Sw(w) MILTON BLAND. hi the Probat Cocst or Makion Cocstt. larux. Petition to tell Real Eaofe. .Mary B West, Naihamel West, aud George E. West, Executors of Ihe Last Will and Testament of Nathaniel West, Sr.. deceased, r. Heiry W. Ellsworth and Mary E. EIIworth his wile. Martha West. William II Wei. Isaac B Meeker. Nathaniel W. Meeker, and Charle St. John West. B E it known, that on the llhh day of February. A D 851. Ihe ! aliove-named complainants filed in the I'robai Court o" Manon Countv. Indiana, their petition in the above t nulled case : hi a also I . m . ' . - ' - ..... i -. - ' - . 1 ...... I i the affidavit of competent ami disinterested witnest s.that the de lend ants. William H. West. Isaac B. Meeker, and Nathaniel W Mee l - ,, W ... 'I ker, are not residents of the Stale of Indiana : the sasl deleialant -. William II West. Isaac It .Meeker, and Nathaniel W. Meeker. arc. therefore, hereny notified of the filing aial pendency of said pe tition, and that unless they appear and plead lo, answer or demur to said petitmti, on the first day of the next term of saud Pmttaie Court, U he begun and hehl at the Curt House in the eily of Indianapolis, on the Second Monday in April next, (11-51.) the saai prliliou, and the matter and things thereiu contained, will be taken as confessed a to aid defeiHlaut. WILLIAM STEWART. Clerk B Wa Wax lacs. LVpmyCi'k. Bahboir e Portes, Attys for Petitioner felKiSt-vrwi w) t rnrrntj nr nrnvi'-Tapfi nPTiiF crTl?Al. hi avk I.'JJAAV I I" - ...... ........ ti ROAD CMPA.NY Notice t herehv given, tliat on Ihe first Wednesday ill April, I S3 1, au election will l held at the office of tie Secretary ol' the Company in the city of lialianapol s. between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. ana six o'eloek P. M of saud day. for the election of nine Directors ol' said company W ROBSfl.V, President Attest. R B. Dvxcax, Secretary. IsMM J OTICE. Public notice is hereby given thai United States Mili tary lial Wnrrant. No I a. 7sri. for lwiairt. issued Apr I Hhh. lW8, to the undersigned, a private m Captain Iswlrt s ssnpaity. :! Regiment Hhnois Votuuteer. lux been lost, and hi bdieved to be detrovesl, and that on ihe 15th day of March. 1HSI, I shall demand from tiie Commissioner of Pensions a duplicate of saai eeriincate. janlH-dwfw) JESSE F. GRAYSON. 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A nervous ot viiai aicin. T. aatonaAii results which have been achieved by this new and i very of tbe ravstenoaa do wer et UsJvauista and induced lue proprietor to extend use knowledge of its virtues, that ike thousands who are now suffer jig beyond the reach of relief, may b eeana partakers of its acknowledged benefits aisl be reaaarad to tha enjoy roeut ot health a-Wiappuie.. DR CHRISTIE'S GALYAXIC BELT Has been pronounced by many distinguished physicians both IB Eu rope and the I tided Mates, to he the moti ra!uai of the aft. It is a beautim, instance ot an aiding science to tue rniriiest ItenebciaJ results, and it is believed tisst few l nave ever been so pertecied and so entirely successful in their results. It as Bawd with pet feet and certain success ia all cases of general ueoiiny irom whatever causes n may arise, tr ngtnei , eneo svstem. and invigorating tne ooay h its, ci , acute it chrome, endens? . lumbago, psraivsts. paisy. j pepsin, tremors, stiflinssi of jninli paipitauou of toe heart. . neuraicia. paui in tiie (lies' and ssie. liver complaint, rtiacswra nf k.dney-. spinal complaint and curvature of the spine, hip complaint, spawms. and all nervo dsseassss arise frota one simple cause a derangement of the nervous system. io drug has. or can have, any eOect on them except to the disease, for drugs but weaken the system; while an slreiigtheirnc. life-giving, vildizing indueiice of UaHa succeeds disease, and lira patient is restored lo bloom and rigor sueiy oy trie ouiwarct application ot in cttiuuie s uaivamc Belt Th peculiarity and great beauty of Christie's Ualvaruc and Msg--neue curatives consist in the fact that tbey cure disease by outward application, instead of the usjsJ mode of drugring and pbyaiciqf faW patient Uli exhausted nature sinks under lira inOa-tKHi. They strensjtheu the whole system, a powej possessed by no othsr remedial agent except Galvanism Sut c their iiitmduction uito tha I nitcd Mates, more man 00.000 persons, incli disof all classes, have been the recipients of their I DR. CHRISTIE'S GALYAXIC XECELACE8 Are won lor all complaint affecting the throat or bead or any inflammation of the throak headache, dizziness of the bead, bronchita neuralgia iu the face, buzzing or reanng in the ears, de at ness, wutcS is ntr ou, i tear tkt organ u not injured. ) is always cared. TIC DOLORE UX. No case of this distressing complaint has ever failed to be per ass -' nently relieved by the use of Christie' Galvanic article Dr. Christie's Galvanic Bracelet axe applied to The wrists' or an lies, aunt are used in all cases of rheumatism affecting Se hV, (c strain, tremors of tbe hand, or any nervous eomplauit affecting lh lees or arms. One is worn on each wrist or ankle, and the marnene I fluid is ap4ied to the part particularly attrctcd thus causing a con-' i ceutration of the uifluence at Ihe desired spot. A' ER VOl'S SPASMS. The following is an extract from a letter received from Messrs Moscly and Tucker, well I ill mg is. Mobile. A'abama Their is a Dr. Hartwcll i Doc tor of Divinity) in Marion, in flrur ; St.-tc. who has tued Christie Galvanic Bracelet for the purpose of cm ng a nervous spasmodic affection of the hands and arm I'psti the least excitement, either mental or physical, hi arms becaane in j violent motion, which was perftcUy uncontrollable. He tried lbs I Galvanic Bracelets, with tbe magnetic fluid, and with such success, 1 that since that time (tour months no) he has not had a single attack although he has traveled to Cincinnati, and mere took an acute i in the exciting scene ot a Baptist Convent-oil Through hi i Herniation, main of Ins kcuuaiiitances have tried triein. aud w ilk good success. Truly yours. Mobde. Ala., Sept. 23. 1M7. MOSEI.Y A TI CKER During the past three ear these remarkable curatives hsve never failed, when used according to the full and plain directions which accompany them. It is absolutely impossible that tbey can do tiie slightest harm. C"N'o Inconvenience whatever attends their use. anil they may be worn by me most delicate with Hie most perfect ease and safety. Iu fact, the seiuauon attending their use is aigafy yUaturmUt. PRICES. The Galvanic Belt S3 each. The Galvanic Necklace, J each. The Galvanic Bracelets, The .Magnet.c FiukL , 1 a btttle. CA VTIOK. Beware of spurious imitations. All business communication should he addressed to D C MOREHEAD, M. D . 15 Broadway. Srte York. A CTHORIZ ED AG E. TS. TODD KING, Agent at Daunüe. DAVID CRAIGHEAD. Druggist, I II C. MA YN AR IX Mdiou. 77 1 ÜÄEAT COUGH REMEDY! 's&XKl Far Ik Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH. CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION 'MIL ui. f' iui -nccesa which has attended me use of thi M. tion it a.uUi v etlect - its lower lo ftlitve and cure Uot i of liar luug. have gained lor it a celebrity i quailed hy no other medicine. We oil er it to tbe aflicled with entire onudeiac ui its virtues, anil the full belief tha it will satduc aud remove tne severest attacks of disease Un the throat and luiuj. These results, as they btciins puL.icly known, very naturally attract the attswucn of medical men and philanthropist everywhere. V hat is their jpmoa cm' CilEKHY PElTOKAI. mav be saeu iu the lUrwnur VAI.KN TIN I. Mt IT M l. Prof. Surgery. Mid. College, An? York, rayt: " It fives me p'e.--urc to certify the value and efficacv of Aver CIIEKKY PECTORAL, which I consider peculiarly adapted la cure diseases of the Throat and Lungs " THE RT REV. IA)RD BISHOP TIELD. i iir in a lelirr to his mend, who as fast siukior uisler an aflectian of tne lungs :'' Try ihe CIIFRRY PECTORAL aud if any medi- ; "iie call gie vou relief, with the bleaa ac of God that will" CHIEF JlTK k l.lSTIf, , of Louisiana, writes "That a young daughter of hut was cured ai several severe attack of Croup b the CHERRY l'ECTURAl. " ASTHMA A Nl BKONCIIITI.. Tilt Canadian Journal of Medical Srne states. "That Asthma and Hrom lulls so prevalent in thrs inelessent climate, has yielded with surpr.smg rapidity tr. Aver' CHERRY PECTORAL, am we caimot loo -tiongly rccomuieiMl tins skilful prepural lotion o l lie Profession aud public generally." Let the relieved uiferer speak for himself: Habtfobk, Jan 98, If 17 Dr. J. C. Aver Dear Sir: Having been rescued from a painful and dangerous disease by your medicine, gratitude prompt ins to send you this acknowledgement, not only in justice lo you, but lor uc iiiformatiom ot' other, in like affliction. A slight cold upon tue lung, neglected at first, became so severethai spilling of biood. a violent cough and profuse u.ght sweats fallowed and fastened upon me I became emaciated, rousd not sleep, was distressed by my cough, and a pain through my ehest, aud us bort had all the alarming symptoms of quick consumption No medic tne seemed al all to reuch in case, until I pro .deutially tiled yoar CHEKST PE( TORaL. which sen relieved aial now hae cured me. Yours with repcct, E A STEAVART. Alum .V Y Aprd 17, 1649. Dr. Aver. Lowell Dear Sir: I bare for year been afflicted wnli Asthma in tbe woist form: so that I bare been obliged tn sleep in my chair for a larger pari of ihe tune. Icing unable to breathe on. iny bed. I had tried a great many medicines, to no purpose, until ntv Physician preacibcd, as an experiment, your CHERRY PECTORAL. A l first it seemed to make me worse, but in less than a weck I began to experience the most graitfiynig relief fron its u; ; and now, iu four weeks, the disease is entirely removed. I can leep ou my bed with comfort, and enjoy a suae of health which I bad never expected lo enjoy. . GEORGE s. FARRANTraaraiB ar . c. atkk, cbkhist, La a It, Haas. Sold in Indianapolis by july-Nw CRAIGHEAD dr BROWNING. Druggists GREAT VKl'LTABLE REMEDY II DR. H. B. MYERS' EXTRACT OF SABSAFAEILLA. WILD CHEERY AND DANDELION For Purijyinp ihe B loot I AU Disorder of the Kidney. And the curt of every disease arisin-.' from Impure Blocs', Inactivity of the a?orbeBt. or disordered Digestion; such a Billou Diser.se, Consumption. Dropsies. Gravel, Scrofula. Ship Fever, Liver ComplaiuU. Fever. Female Complaints. Summer Complalnta. lmp tency, Uysprpria, Nervous A Sections, General DeUllly, dec. This Extract i put up in large bottle containing twenty four ounces. It combines tha picpertiea of a Detergent, Diuretic and Tonic. Cares without purging, griping or sickening, and while it removes disease, cleanses, braces and strengthens the system. It is stronger, belter and cheaper tbaa any at iter article in market a most valuable family medicine, and a certs ia preventive of disease, the bad effect of exposure, imprudence, or excess. PREPARED EY DR. H. R. MYER, BUFFALO, K. T. For rrerv disease which tli Extract prntetststo cure, af i fains ingredients chosen for their special adaption to its relief. This valuable medicinal preparation operates as an Alterative and Detergent, a Diuretic and Tonic r nd in proper cases as a -'toniachic and eminen:gopie. It eases pain, procures rest, and rellevea nervous affections. Generally expressed, il Increases all tne secretion aad excretious, and excitea actio ia tha gland in a particular manner. It is no simple or common "Extract of Sarsaparilla," but a compound a combination of mmy of the most potent vegetable remedial agents to form each modifying the effects of tbe other, and increasing its beneficial tendency, a remedy more powerful and healing in its aclioa oar the human frame, than any of tbem separately Entirely vegetable, and formed with a basis of the heal specifics Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry aud Ilaadehoa h eis with tbe . ase or tbe mi Igest restorative, yet produces re so It srrrechedby the most violent remedies. Possessing combined, all ta" lauded virtues of the greatest cleansing medicines, it adds others, gently acting on the Kidneys, or having particular raaer ence to some internal organ thus at ence eradicating tbe existing diseaia. cleanaing every portioa of tba body, aad raawra ting and refreshing the system. This Extract acts directly and kindly spon the blood, which it purifie and enriches promotes healthy secretions, restore digestion, aud hy its general influence favors every effort afsature. It supplies want of vital het or ue i vou energy expels nervous disease eenerlly. and Elves to the invalid la i health, vigor and strength. 1 , -- i i j at tkt.-t, If IT ' a.',. v-WtW DDAtTD 1TIAV 1 ' I . . 1 . 1 . ' I l'I.l.il.ll I ..l r..l USA I nvninaiivn.Person whose constitution are broken down, weakened aad debilitated, who have declined is mental ansl nervo power lost Ut ah and mutrular strrnatfl. snd whose system are gener ally diseased, cannot tad a netter or mere plcaaaat remedy. Dr. Myers' Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry and Dandlioa bas r erf set control over the mast corrupt slatca ol the sioon, even that Raid is entirely viüaied. The following eertiffcate is one among many that hat given by citixeas in this State. We have beta selling Dr. Mrer'a Sarssparilla. Wild Cherry and Dandelion for several months past, and we hesit it" it ia saying that We believe it to he the best article before the public for an derangement nr decay of the s lern i n whatever form it may appear. We bare eeeu extiaoidmarj benefit frosu iU use, aad would recninniend it to tbe use of those laboring u any of the disease for which it t recommended. C. J. ALLIKOK dt CO., Drssjgteta. Terre Haute, Anrust 5. 1H50. Prite 91 per Nitile; or sir bottle for s For aale wholesale and retail by CR.MGHlAD A RROWbI IS G, Agents, IndUiiapolia. augi0-w BDXL-S AND TOWNSEND S SARSAPARILLA-A large supply just received and for sale, wholesale and retail, at junel DDAI.IS Drugstore, Odd Fehow Hail. -m g BsssQM I A Wm I ' VTrnifug ; J." 5 gros Mclane Venmfare; 5 gross Mc Laue' Liver P.tls. on bands and for sale by julylS CRAIOHF.AD A BROWNING. LIGHT ! LIGHT ! '-Det No 1 Unl Oi! and Mar Candles, for sale by CRAJUHEAD A UROWNIN'C. eepttl

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