Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1851 — Page 3
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. REPORTED FOB TfiR DAILY STATE SENTDFEL, BY THE O ' RIELL Y LIMB From New York ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, June 4
reptfted "humbns exposer," arc both in this city 'the former charging $1, an J the latter 25e. admittance. Neither attract much attention.
From New York. ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC LATEST FROM EUROPE. New York, June 7. Tho steamship Pacific, from Liverpool, with dales to
the rHli ult., reached her wharf at 121 o'clock. She
The steamship Asia frorq Liverpool, with dates to the sailed from Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the 28th, and
brings about bu passensers.
Io tidinirs ol the propeller Lafayette had reached
21tfi uli.. arrived at 8 o'clock ibis niornin
Liverpool Markets. Cotton had declined fully one !
fourth d. Sales for the week 41,000 bales. Market on Liverpool when the Pacihc sailed.
fMtunlity steady. 5.tle or 6,0U0 bales up to 2 o clock. Wheat dull. Last sales of Flour 6d. lower. Philadelphia and Baltimore 2Us.6da21s.6il. Ohio 20a21s. Corn 6 J. lower. Provisions inactive. Beel dull and unaltered. Pork scarce. Bacon easier. Tallow 6d. lower no sales. Sugar easier. Molasses in fair request 15s.
bd.alos. lor Cuba
demand, ial:s. 1 obneco uiet no salt common
cargo lld.al2d. M-ney easier, consuls on Friday 9; U. S. stocks fair demand and full prices. Trade at M i:icbester dull in consequence of uneasy feeling in Liverpool cotton market. Political news unimportant. Parliament still discussing the Ecclesiastical Title Bill. The government is determined to give every support in furtherance of the Halifax and Q lebee Railroad. France. The Legitimists have thrown off and declared their intention to restore the Monarchy. The revision of the Constitution engages the almost undivided
Cotton at Liverpool is firmer, and had advanced Id.
fr low and midland qualities. The sties for the last three days were 27,000 bales, of which 6,000 hales were for export, and on speculation. Wheat dull; corn more active at a slight advance I rice unchanged : coffee, do. - rise in turpentine noth-
Coffec dull. Rice, Carolina, better I ing doing; rosin inactive; freights dull.
Parliament is still engaged on the Ecclesiastical Ti
tle Bill
Crops are well, but backward. France. In a commercial point of view, the French news is better than at last accounts, but politically unimportant. Porti o .l. There were indications of a renewed difficulty between the Duke of Saldena and the Queen of Portugal. Accounts from Lislon announce that General Saldena hmi arrived in that city , accompanied by 2.300 troops on the 14th. Thev were entliiisiastical y received. No
Ministrv is formed and the countrv is said to be in a sad
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Sabbath School Celebration. At a meeting of the several committees of the different Sabbath Schools, convened in the Frst Presbyterian Church, on the 9th day of June, 1851, On motion, J. S. Ketcham, Esq., was appointed Chairman, and R. H. Newcomb Secretary. The meeting was
opened by prayer
Supreme Court; Decisions, May Term, 1851. reported for the cult state sentinel rt j. count x , esq. Monday, May 25. 1S51. Judy v. Williami et al. Appeal from the Jackson Probate Court. Smith, J. Petition for partition, by one of several devisees, claiming under a will. Before the death of the devisor, two of the devisees died. The de
fendants in the court below were permitted to prove con
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It was resolved that we celebrate the ensuing 4th of - uewsorauenueueauioi lueseac. sees
snowing tnai it was 111s intention mat tueir Heirs should
take under the will. The petition was made accordion
July in the usual manner, in the State House Square.
(Jn motion, a committee ol arrangements was appoint
un motion, a cotnmiiiee 01 arrangements was appoint- i , , , . .: . , . . . d, consisting of W. W. Wright, W. S. Hubbard and to these he.rs, allowing them the porUons their parents 1 .... . " ,-. ;. hl ,.ivi.m.nt would have taken under the will.
C. Beck, to procure suitable refreshments.
A. G. Willarl, J. M. Ray, and J. L. Ketcham, were appointed a committee to have suitable hymns printed for the occasion. On motion, Prof. Downei' Band are respectfully requested to favor us with their excellent music on the occasion. On motion, James Blake was appointed Marshal of the dav, with power to appoint assistants. On motion, Gov. Wright was appointed to deliver the Oration, and J. L. Ketcham reader of tho Declaration of Independence. On motion, a committee of eight was appointed, consisting of Wm. Hannaman, C. Fletcher, G. Stumph, G. D. Staats, J. L. Ketcham, Prof. Downie, A. J. Danforth, and J. Blake, to meet with tin. citizens at their meeting
COMMERCIAL. Indiauapoli Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected Daily f jr the Indiana State Sentinel, BY KIRLAWD Si FITZ GIBBON, FORWARDING AND C0T-I1II88I0N MERCHANTS, AND WHOLESALE I .ALCR" IS Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco and Produce, EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.
Held. That the admission of such proof and the judgment admitting the children of such deceased devisees to a portion, under the will, is erroneous. Judgment reverted. Kintner, T! idow, tfC, v. McRat. Appeal from the Harrison Probate Court. Smith, J. In 136 Jacob
Kintncr sold a tract of land to Bines, who paid part ol CORN MKAI- $ bu....35i. the purchase money down and gave notes tor tho hal-i J' 2'62' ance. Kintncr gave a title bond conditioned to convey Apples, green 25
BACON rHoc, net
. ts S
Clear side '&3 llama BEEF P cwt. net. . .2,50. 4. U CANDIES f 14915 COTTON YARN B 23 CAN ULKS P B
Star 23i
Mould 9 ?!
GROCERIES . 5.3 f,.,0O Broom
.1,0032.50 sym 2.25 2,00 1.00
1.75 . &., I .CM
on the payment of the purchase money. Bines died in
Is 13, the purchase money being still unpaid. In 1845 McRae bought said land under a decree to enforce the payment of this purchase money. In 1842 the plaintiff was married to Kintner. She petitions for dower in said land. Petition dismissed below.
Held. That this decision was correct: the sale being
attention of the public press.
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x ne resmn comcrcnce c.oscu . ...out any resou. i ue tU,fi Tl,e fiimn..es are in a J, ate condition h. r.r. r ,,t Kflwi. anil A nif n.i tit.i k mir M.-ii-
are holding a private conference at Cra.ow. Great floods in the vicinity of Vienna, causing immense damages. The French are about to evacuate Rome, and the Austriars are about taking their place.
r. rw .... t tr. Ii.i bl-bl 1 r. m t , I t" i i W AVallilir? f T 1 1 .kl I :l V fit '
h.Cnnrt House, to confer wi.h them in 'reference to the i More l.he marriage, and merely perfected after, by the
celebration of the fourth of July, and to make such ar
rangements as may be proper. On motion, Pesolved, That the City papers bo requested to pub-
Lnt.uxd. Among the pacniers bv the Pacific are I lish the proceedings ol tins meeting Iil. irt.lii . i .1 .1 r T LT l- l
Apples, dried
Peaches, dried Almond, C lb . . ..
Kaisill. t box . FISH Mackerel, No. 1. p hrl . . . No 1, fr hf. brl No. 1, f qr brl. No L kit
No 2, P tirl.
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No 3, P brl.
T . .i I cannon. kii Demurrer to he FF.A l UKKS-P ft,
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On'-nary .
From .New York. New York, June 5.
The Asia brings reports that the Cabinet at Vienna ., wr i . i . i -1 . , I IIO' HI
set ivossutu ana oiner at uoeriy, on ceuuuiou oi tueir immediately leaving Europe. It is probable J MUH Lind will pa.-s t!ie summer in the
United States. Her Secretary publishes a card which a3js leaves the impression ot a disagreement with Mr. Bar- , num. She needs repose lor a time, and With her Secre
tary will then make a tour through the northern part of N. Y. State, Canada, Sec. The Africa takes 140 passengers, and $68 1,000 in specie Lady Bulwer is a passenger. Englan ' The House of Commons was warmly engaged in Committee upon the Papal Aggression Bill, upon which the ministry received full support. Amotion was made on the evening of Friday the 23d ult., to pospone tha consideration of the tirst clause until the
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r . it. a.iiicr ami j. rcRixxlv bearers ol üespatelies '.o
the American government. Notwithstanding the fall of pr'ces to one shilling, the exhibition is not so much crowded. One hundred and fifty Hungarian exiles left the harbor in the ship M mniouth for New York.
Liverpool. The provision market shows but little
ation. Lird is improved. Wheat dull and un
changed 7::i85s. Flour more saleable. Western Canal l'ls UlnJtN (d. Ohio 20:i-.ls. Philadelphia and BaltiA f 1 If II n alt tin rr
more zusnzis on. l eio.w corn .rji 4daois. .v uitc Jos
Mixed 2Dsa30s 3J.
J. L. KETCHAM, Chairman.
R. H. Newcomb. Sec'y. Indianapolis, June 10.
At a meeting ot the citizens of Indianapolis, last even-
proceedings under the decree. Judgment affirmed
Smith v. Ferouson et al. In error to the Marion Cir
cuit Court. Smith, J. Assumpsit
declaration; demurrer overruled. The defendant failed to plead further, and an interlocutory judgment was ren
dered ; jurv called, assessment of anil judgment for dam ' GR'1' busi"'1 ages. Defendant offered evidence that the debt was not w !e .!' "
contracted by his authority ; rejected. Held, That this was correctly rejected, his liability betM fixed bv the judgment on demurrer. No evidence
Lead, bar Eead, while, pure Lead, No 1 Oil. linseed Oil, lard Oil, iperm Oil, Tanner'.. . . Turpentine Beau, while Polaloe Onions Cheese Butter, roll Lard Heeawax , Gnucng , Tallow
'GLAS; P box.
I 8 by 10 I 10 by 12 4. OOS l.ü HAY t ion,
- ! MKI T.moihy -.00 10.00
12.jOilX! m Clover none
GREAT ATTRACTION ! Th
atrs onaud ES.
Mcdieinej
Conlectionerirs. Toys. Jewelry, and a thoniid-aJiid-oM NoOMM anrt Fancy Aruc!e,'-Arn very cheap for Cash, and no mitlalc. To be iiiJ jced to buy, is but to call a4 met. " -tcall profits and quick turns," u the motto; to come one, come all. and bay ) aai -seiwesruh. june5-w(wlp WH.EV M. LOWKV V' ALUAELE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I am authorised by the Fountain Probate Codrt, to make sale of the following Real Estate: The couth half of the south-west quarer of sectior S, town 17, north of rari"- 6 west, in Montgomery coin'y; ccutSaning 60 acres, unimproved tut finely timbered. Also, the north-east quarter of the somh-eat qnarttr ot secticn 5, town 17. ranee 6 west containing 40 acre, improved, haviug opotl it a good saw-mi'l, in good order and condition. Also. Uie sou fh -west miarter of the north-w! qtmrter of seetxi
' m ' 4' ,own 17 ra"s'e 9 wst 10 last pieces lying in the roust) oi
I am authorized t.. vtl this pr.ipfr'v at wirsie sole, nt the I
ed valne. noon lite fil!uvrme terms: Orte-TMrth in hand, and
f I fourth,, the e.
90! 1S2U
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.2is.5) so TJ .12. 10 . . .'&! . .I5in ..132 ....6,00
re, and e:ghu-i
found at my residence. 4 miles soWh-easi
addresH-d (o Wallace P. O.. Foui tain c May 16, I - " I -;:n;. .- I n .
I ceil be
.ville. and leiten J. A HITF.
OUNCl MEN OF ENTZRFRISE WANTED To obtain
su!Ärribers for some of the most popular and sa!eal !e B
in the country, which have jut been nut 'isht-d
afenu. We want none but soM men, üiose who are a verinr. bik.1 enterprizine, anrf cai furnish ten or twenty ilal. To such, we oder unusual n!m t mcnl. ,z. a vi
3,0O&3.50 I an( pleasant vocation, where they are rertain of do:
1 - a' u try turn. In tact, same of our most active cleared, the last year, from ten to iwe've hundred dolla wanted in Indiana and the South ceneiaiiv Rem
.4.00
in", at the Court House, to take into consideration the l a.unissii.ie, cxt-ep , as to tn amount oi uamages. propriety of inviting Father Matbew to visit the city, '"ffJT affirmed with o p,-r cent damiges. if v- ,h' olld trvtbA f'hair'nn.l' Mote Bank x . Hamilton and Williams. In error to
Geo. P. Bucll appointed aecretarv.
the Marion Circuit Court. Smith. J.
the following Ict'er alleged t ants falsely and fraudulently,
From .ton. SHADRACH CASE, U. S. STOCKS, tc Boston, June 7. The jury in the Shadrach case were discharged this morning, being unabl to agree. They were unanimous
as to tlie law, but divnled on the evidence.
Cr.se founded on
rv , r i..i. R.-t. tl.o r..llr.wi,..T r.nlnti..n w ic following ic.'er aiiegco ta b written by tue ueicaJ-
Vf I iiioik'H ui . : . y s VJ- . w ' s- -. . i nn it i mj-iti til T tl rl lt
Resolved, That, in i tie opinion ol the meeting, itis' , " ." " proper to app-int a committee to tender to Father Mat- ! ; !g.?T!J , , T, . , ihew the hospi.alitie. of the city. &r:-l his will be handed you by Mr. Daniel P. A resolution was then offered and carried, that said WÜOf' ',,tro! by Messrs. McQueen committee consist r.r eighteen gentlemen, as follows: McKay, of "Detroit, as their cor.fi djmtiul agent. Rev. Mr. Geu-n. James P. Drake, Douglass M-1 T. ! l1 DüU,!'re 'of,,on. stand,nS nd the hibart mwett.
onire, Win. Hannaman, John Cobtun, James II. McKcrnan. Is.iac N. Pliipps. J. R. OmwmT, James Blake, Calvin Fletcher, Hiram Brown, O. H. Smith, Rev. Mr.
Myers, Samuel Mcrrell, John M. Bramwell, 1 humas
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h! . , ,. . ,., . i i vugiisi ai nie 1 1 easury uepai itneiu ouse whs in possession ol a political letter, upon which ' , ... 1
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Holders of government 3 per cent, stocks issued under
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tne act M nun August, are oii.c.aiiy notmeii tnai K,;nnan Jllhn Carlisle, and Michael Shea filial (-. L- . ...I iiitnr:t .m- 1 1. ..lan..ii,l - I . . Of I. n . ...
."..'i ont n.- umi um i in iic i net nit u iii in; cwi
Interest will cease
the enactment was founded. The motion was lost by
21 to 43. The Bill regulating the sale of Arsenic passed the House of Commons. The great Exhibition now progresses well. On the 23d ult. the receipts at the door, exclusive of wason tickets, were X4.0 )5 and ID shillings. Noi withstanding the great rush, the Times remarks that the building was by no means over-crowded. The doors are to be open to the humbler classes of visitors on Monday. France. The com-sp indent of the London Times
says that the French Government had addressed detailed instructions to Gen. Gillian, relative to the aggression against the French in Rome. They recommend amoiiii ot'ier things, that the officers ami privat -s should only app ar publicly in rather numerous bodies, so as to lie in no il inger of assassination, and that in the event of tummi or aggression, they should enforce respect by vigorous action. Paris Friday evening the Herald's correspondent reports a premising feeling " confidence in the minds of the public, on the question of the revision of the C'mstit.itiou. The Legitimists ni l Democrats show a dispoition to compromise . which, backed by a general feeling of the country, will probably iead to the removal of the President's Cabinet. The President attended a review on the22d. in the Chaniji ,!e M irs. Everything p;ised off quietly. Tiie Pi csi.li-ut vi .is acciimp mied by Gen. Natvaez, and was received with shouts of Vive Napoleon ! We learn from Paris, si.rac disturbances took place at Belle Is! '. on the 14th amongst the political primers who insulted and menaced with acts of violence the Inspector of Prisons. Barber and Blagus were among the rioters. PoHTrc.vr.. Accounts from Lisbon in the Dirro Da Gonrno f May 14th, vi.i Mndrid, states that the Quen h issued a decree by which the dismissal of Marsha Saldana is rendered null and void, and his appointment, both civil and military, bus been confirmed. It also state that Count Thom. r b.;m b.-etr informed of his dismissal from the Etnln-, i M id, id. Saldana was at Oporto exercising full civil and military authority . but in the Quern's name. By accounts from Lislton f Ma 12 !i, wc learn that Saldana has chartered two steamers to convey him and his troops to Lisbon. Belcium. 0'ir correspondence is to the 23d ult. No Ministry had yet been formed. Germany. Hamburg accounts con6rm the late statements of joint remonstrance having leen sent to the Danish Government by Austria aud Prussia, on the subject of Federal Commissioners.
The receipts from customs from July, 1850, to May, 1S51, inclusive, are $118,496 03, being an increase on the corresponding months of last year, of $77,3u5 75. From w York. ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA LATEST FRO.M HAVANA. New York, June 7. The steamer Georgia, from Havana, arrived last night, bringing 295 passengers and $30.000 in gold. She left the Falcon at Havana on the 1st, with 320 passengers lor New Orleans. Every thing is quiet at Havana, and little apprehension is entertained of an invasion, though it had been reported ten days previously that Lopez, with a large force, was alntut to leave New Orleans in several ste;iiners. The Baltic sailed at noon to-day, with $000,000 in specie a:id 200 passengers.
Oi motion, Mr. Newcomb was added to the commit
tee. On motion, it was determined that the committee should meet to-day at 3 o'clock, P. M., at the office of H. C. Newcomb. Esq., to mal:e arrangements for communicating with Father Matthew, nnd, in case of hisacceptance of the invitation of the citizens of Indianapolis to visit the city, to.pxpvide for a suitable reception of the distinguished guest. Some remnrks were then addressed bv the Chairman
to the meeting, in commendation of the christian sae.
bility. Mr. B. has their drafts on N:v York, which he
i wishes to use in the purchase of produce, anil for which he may wish to procure Indiana funds; and as the
branch here is not purchasing he may visit your branch. Were we purchasing such drafts, we should take them with the highest confidence of their being promptly met. Very respectfully, Hamilton & Williams." Upon the receipt of this, the Bank discounted twelve drafts for 1000 dollars each. Soon after, McQueen & McKay became insolvent, and the Bank sued Hamilton & Wiili ams. Judgment for defendants. .. That the abovo letter does not amount to a guaranty, and further that from the weight of evidence the defendants did not make the representations in its
luiseiy or IraiKlnlently. Jwlgmcnt affirmed
Summet n. ratttrsor. v
- a a ra a V
whose disinterested lore of humanity had prompted him - oa"""' "j 7"T' .f ,T l,anay . , . : f i In error to the Clark Circuit Court. Judgment affirmed.
to visit every alxide of sorrow, misery, and crime, and to devote every energy to the amelioration of the condition
M his kind
wiili two per cent, damages.
Carpenter v. Doe rx dem S.
t ha line
Pe
ritual. Jn 'EK-ONS, J.
error E-
From Washington. Washing vox, June 9. Louis Satton. of Baltimore, has bo.o appointed by the President Appriser at large, rice Hugh W. Evans, resigned.
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n i ;. ,-., .l..tneinin..l l.af tho nr..o... ,no-- nf "--"; viioni
, .. i .j . .i- , , ,, ...! ., J1 -.r 'ectiiient by the iieir ol one P over. The deleiidant the meeting should be published in t be various papers ol . . . -. i as , ,A. , . !rK I- r ' claimed under a slienll s sa e in T25 pursuant to a rcr-
i 1,1 fi 1- :i i:r w r stui mec r'o i, mi i t-o. ... . . "
From Bultimorp.
B A-LTIMÖB; Jum
9.
AVl lli'im Will Inn nnA nf llu m i ir. lrarcr i . ( hrlrt i T ir
lamilv, was commitcd at Chester this morning and sen
fenced to be hung.
From Philadelphia. A Philadelphia, June 9. j The concert by Jenny Lind to-night will be crowded to excess. We learn that by mutual agreement made I between Mi-s Lind and Barnuin, her engagement with 1 him terminales with tins concert. Miss L. will carry out the engagements in this city by Mr. Barnum,
ami win give hut two concerts, as it is her inenfionto 'jive concerts in other portions of this country . on her own account. Barnum goes to the World's Fair in the North Arnorica. Le Grand Smith accompanies Barnum.
alar judgment in the Circuit Court against Ployer upon
j s'cin.J'acias on a judgment of a Justice. The plaintiff j was permitted to go behind this judgment awl attack the varidity of the j-idgment of the justice. Judgment for plain. iff. Held. That it was erroneous to impeach the judgment of the justice collaterally; the purchaser at sheriff's sale is bound tinly to sh ir the judgment of a competent court. Ai.-X"cutioriwarrajpcd by the judgment und a stie tinder it : toUJier, that the judgment of the
, . , . ir it t i f I justice and the Circuit Court nr not identical, but, that mpTeuon of the Nt-w ork and Erie Ue faciJs w, jn ncw jfa v. mails are ree-ived in thii city lro.i New : Staßurd I. Iredell. Judgment reversed.
The H Mm IaiT l ullcy Ca lalto. v. Comeyijs, Gres; ct al. Appeal from the Dearbon Circuit Court. Bi.ack- . oan .T Hill in ermn.-eiv li- flrer-rr ;,r. tlie White
nin mail was received III II1IS city, in seventy-two Hours Ur.,ter Vallev Cnnnl Co t',.mrovs. K.i rr K- Fel.i.er.
H. C. NEWCOMB. President.
Geo. P. Buell, Secretary. ITT" We nr.derstand that the cars on the Bcllofontaine and Indianapolis Railroad run through to Anderson yesterday. The Belief nt tine cirs will run to the depot at
AudeUQa, rnl after this evening.
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..1O.50 Har 3S.1 . . . 3.Ü0 Round and stiuare . . . .41isi5i I Callings 494 27 SiirüigÄ in . lKfc2i, Axles Anvils 12
lf THER 55, Sole, t ft,
.."C "" Call-kiiis, t? dz, lS-.OO:' 00 .SO&S1 Tpper 25,0OiW.00 .211 22 MoriH eo 20 tW ' 22 00 .2-i.UO, Sheep 5.00. -Otl bfünmis-B ni,
fl , lup. lu!c llrandy. 8.005.2.75
TlTasliiria . . .3.0O'3 50
Ameriran BiaiMly IK.Iand Uia dkl Bor Whisky Com Whisky. . . . Old Mad. Wine.. I'ort Wine
Sherry Wine
Wheat, red
Hurley Rye Corn Oat GRtH KRIKS p !b,
Cotli-e, lt t Kin
Sugar. N () 7 i'
tuzar. loal
Sug:ir. r-rul
Tea. U P..
Tea. Imp.. Tea, V. Ily...... Pf-per 8pice f nlerattis MuU.-.-s. V O . Mulasses. S. II. . Tr. N.C . V brl T;r. Florida Toliaero. p H,.. Madder ImKm Rice Cnppera R'l.m Gin-rer Cloves
i....::::::?' v jC..lb 'lied 11 JfcAlJ
A .MIS7II-
...suq.vy ..lot , it . . 1- a -.1.
.. . .3'. H ll ill .. . 11. IH O.on
Claret Wine f at,.
Malnjra V me . DonieMic NAII.S-P kcr,
. ..1540 lOd ...113.19 6d 11(11100 6d N 3d ...JÜH Brads
. .1112 PAPKR p reajrl, 4.! Wriippini 000
Gunpowder, keg. .5.30 j;.'J.n0 Koolsr ap 2.X)jS.3 23 Soap, No l.bar 5 Bon . Hoatds. rr 4,00 Cassia .Oat. SEEDS I? bushel, Alum 5i Clover 1.50 .7.00 Nutnieü I .(J2 1.73 Flax l.OOSMS Woodeii Buckets 2.50; TiotuHiv 3,00
kt
i r enplabia tktir have rem that
' There is a tide in die affair, uf men. vvh.cli taken al the flod, leads
on to fortune." For particulars, terms, and requisites, apply, post paid, to C L DERBY & CO., Publishers and Wholesale ItoolvllerS, jnneV-1mo'wl Sandukv Ci'y. Ohio. TTENT10N FARMERS! WEAVING. The onderstrnei
il is prepared to do all kinds of country eav.nr. sneli i .i -, .2022 ' FianueU. Carp Is l.uiseys. Ac AH work warranted, and riarp
low. Call at his residence, v tit ?iJe of tue Canal, a few Im i.es North of the Paper HE A. GK1K1I. a pr2-3tno( w j p VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE The Urn Bs'' srriber fl' r for sale his Farm, containing al out 870 acres, j.-. 12U -!-:ir aud in a high state of cultivation, tlie I -dance well titobererl. There is a Saw and Grit Mill, on a pH-MM stream, called Duck Creek, which ru s throuV the property, and may I put into suceessful operation by a stmil outlay, (il being fed by springs.) There are also two excellent m ; arcs. This property is situated on the Indianapolis and Peru State Road. 1 mile from Strawtown. ami 7 from Noblesville. the county sest of llami ton county, to wh;ch itit- It :iti road haus been cosnpleted. This Farm is well adapted tu tl.e ra.s.ng of stock, it being well supplied with Sprinss. For further particular, apply to the subscriber, on the premises, or if !y letter. Kt puul. to SiraM t- m V t r ilTiee.
irtj tWl I I.MCTHV o MAHONF.V.
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....:i.5o 75 . .40S50 ...nnr, 3.00 440 4.90 ....5,90 ....3,90
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i-ventv-two hours, vp-ren there U no delay
. j VLt anyplipe-on the route. On ffl Sifrday a C alitor
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lifter tlie arrival in New York of the California steamer. In 1-13 Comeoys had leased nd was usim: certain wniter power of said Canal Cci' After tins. On 22 leased
from the Company this wat power to be used ly him, after it had been applied fo the wheels of CtWMgJt: Comejrys witnessed the lease. After Grepo had used
tins water lor years, payins rent to tlie Company, Coin
From W:i-hin ?ton. Washington, June 10. The Pendulum experiment tried at the Capitol was set due north and south, and in six hours varied to northeast and south-west, or nearly so.
From Sew York. New York. Jun 10. The Collector of Baltimore is a defaulter to tbe amount of $30,000. He surrendered his property , but -MSertg-fae can explain matters satisfactorily.
nominating Daniel Wehster for thoPr-siden-
fDrii. . was oUot.d Pr.-s:,.ni of the Seii.it- i.rmnim.ins. Pj. w 'as ir.ill Ue.l X stcrilav, on Clianjle in Uoslon, and
lv. and N. 11. Barber, (Dem.) was also elected Speaker" ICjKV.. -v ,lumero,,! nnueniiai citizens.
From ( .uconl, X. II.
PAVrnon Tun A It K . .
Legislature organized tr.-dav. Hon. John S. Wellsrl PRPl'.r vs. 1 1 r - 1 " ' T" u 1 1
ol the House.
From Bnltimorp. MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION. Baltimore, June 5. The eieeti'n yesterday resulted in the adoption of the new Constitution by a majority of probably not less than 8,000 or 10,000. The votes generally wre light. The following are majorities lor the Constitution 111 several counties as far as heard from: Baltimore City. 3 5j3 in favor; Baltimore county, 1,225; Hartford." 261 j Alleahanv. 1,0U0; Washington, 1,000; Cecil, 600; Carroll, 376; Montgomery, 10S against; Prince Georjje, 342. Total majority in favor thus far 8.600. The majority will be about 15,000. From Bangor, Maine. Rancor, (Mc.,) Jim. 4. A destructive fire ocenred here at noon to. dav. - A
aw-mill. two iron foundries, seven dwellings, three
William Brown has been committed at Washington.
for trial for forging land-warrants, in default of $20,000 bail.
From Baltimore. Baltimore, June 10. The defalcation case of Collector Sanderson is still nu
der investigation. Developements whioli have been already made, indicate that Sanderson is innocent, and that the guilty one is his chief cleik. Eg.rton, whose books, a. far as examined, show a deliciency of $16,000. The entire defalcation, it is thought, may reach $50,000. Private Despatch. Attica, June 10. Mace was nominated on the first ballot, sixty-one to twenty. ColT.-e Market.
The market for this article presents now a very dc1.11 1 .... I 1 :.i , 1
IT We understand that a large number of persons from Madison and other points on the Madison and Indianapolis railroad, anticipate attending t lie opening of the Bellefontaine and Indianapolis railroad to Anderson on the 19th inst.
NEW TCKK MARKET.
New YoRK.xJune 10
Flolr Moderate request: ales 9D0 Iii Ii at yeMerdajra price
Cosa Meal Du!-, and unclianred: moderate demand at nominal
prices.
C rx Drnopi; j: ales of 1.900 bu. at 53236JC for Wcstkrn mix
ed; 5: $58Jc for Nortiiern yellow. P-iKK Dull and unchanged. BhiF Da!I au l iH'lauged. Ci t Meats 73. Shoulders, 6Jc. I. Aitr Iliac live and unchanged.
r w 1 sf . 1
Stocks hisclive; Morris Cunal lCc; U. S. 5, 1953, 100: Head11 ; K . IroaJ, Go.1 In !::e a. tf Ei iiASGE Firm: Sterling. 10J? .10J; Franc rather easier. crrrcnrNATi market. CixctsxATi, June 10. Fult Market remains stationary, wilh about an equal sopp'y ami detnand: utle 200 hlU. in lots, at 93 40: 3. ud 50 in. exlr.i. M S3 50. an-! 50 do. at S3 . T-e receipts during hc liul 24 hourare 4 -' Iiil ; V2 Mils, eiporled. I'rovijioms Market dull and iioiliincr to report hi any article. Whisky Demand pood; price improved; sales 500 bbls. from canal, 110 from White Water 1 nnal, and 370 from river, at ISc. and 50 from wagons, at l-c. Imports fer tiie lat 24 hours, were tfs2 blls. C'ntcEsE Sale 50 boxe, at f5c. Receipts heavy, wilh limited demand. bun Sa'e 300 p;. t4jC. Dried Fecit Sa'.e !KI bu Applci. at 90c. Sit.ar Demand pool; sale 25 blid. fair 10 prime, at 6iaGjc. Corrri lXinand increasiiifr. sales 45 bags fir Rii. at P Je cash:
DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice is hereby srir. n. that the Pcr-oi.al Propertr of the late flKO. A CHAI'M A. winch m ay not previously be disposed of at private sale, will be sold at Public Anclion. at the late residenre of the deceased, comer of Maryland ami M'SjUsippi streets, on Saturday. Jwtw 5. HHj commciiciup al 9 o'clock. A. M. Tiie property is c!i: Wf Household Funntnrt, complete bound files ol the Htale teniiiicl! from lf-41 to ls50, and a few other books, &c. Term of sale, as prescribed l y law. J. P CHAPMAN', twm VM mwtw A('minilr.tor STATE OF INDIANA BOONE COUNTY. la the Prorate Oocrt tor AtursT Term. 1S51. Petition fur Partition and Dvtctr. Solomon Ruck aud llelleiia his ife. I - ::v Kr-ü arine his wife, Siram Peter-. Philip Peters, Rebecca K Peter", Ku-' ehiu Peter. Susannah Peters, Volumiuc Pelcrs, Silvester Peiers,
mi l lnv!n:i K'ror!.
E it known, llmt on tliis 5.11 dav of Mav. l-.'t. te said So', mmt
Buck fi'ed in the otlice of the Clerk of said Roe-ne Pr. liate
: Coorl. his Bflidavit that said Deik Pfcüp Pttrr ism-l at this time a resilient of the Stale of Indiana. Tncrcfore ll.c said Phh'ji I' li r is j hereby notified of ill e fibuf and pen ' tpHÖtkm in the nhove I linTTterl can-e. eninst l.itii in sin! Court, and that unless he appear ill ! said Conn, on the cultinr of said cause, at the Hext term of said
Court, to be held at Iebnoii. coininencinp on the Cd Monday in Anpust next, am! answer or ;i It.' - . .1 petition, the same, and the matters tl-erein contained, will be R!cii as eonf-scl. i:d l.e'd as
B1
fruc asninsi I inr.
innet?-3v(w)p
Attest.
WM. C Kl.-V.. Clerk. By L I.ane. Deputy.
STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY. T the Mav term of the Marion lrolale Court. A. I)., ls.51. sn:d Court declared the cKate of . ÄTHAN PAlKii: TT. de eax .1, lo Im-probably inaotveiit; Creditor are therefore required to tie their claim, apauist the estate, for allowance in the said Probate Court, within ten mouths from the date hereof, or they will not I entitled to payment. THOMAS MORROW, May 29. 1S5I -;uiu5-3w(w) Adwinb-trator STATE OF INDIANA. HANCOCK COUNTY. Is tue Hancock Probate Coi bt.Acc.i n Tick. A. 1., 1.51. Petition In ttll lind E&lnlt. John Foster, Administrator dt bonis w-. with ihe will armeied. ot the estate of William KlL-herry. deceased, vs. lvi K'.lsberry, Jackson Ellslicrry. Miles Ellsbcrrv. David Ellslvcrry. Bentoti KII. berry, Rebecca Kü.sberry, Roben Kllslierry. Wiliiiyu Eiisberty Solomon T. Kauble, ui4 Clarissa Kauble his wife. BB il known, that on the 20th day of May, A. D.. 1-51. Jo!-ii SjP l"ist, r. Administrator. &c.. of snid estate, filed in the ofli e of tjie Clerk of the Hancock Probate Court, his petition in tlie al ovo entitlerl cause, fer the sale of the real esialc of said deccasetl. lo wit; T!ieS CD of Hie S. E. qr., S. 9. T. 15. R 7; KMN.K. qr.S.l, T. 15, R 7; E D . S W. qr . N K qr . f 19. T. 15. R. 7. and V. hf.. N. W. qr.. S. 15. T 15. R. 7. in all 2-5 acres, in the county of Haiico k and State aforesaid for the payment of the iM-ts of said
r!7"Tlie merchants in Cincinnati and other large cities are oomtng into the practice of oloniag their stores at an earh hour in the venin, in order to "ive their clerks time for reereatiofk and stijÖyT Merehauts in this
city,
Molasses ale 300 bi'ls. . o.. on private terms.
There i a general improvetn .nt in the Grocery market, '
demand from country and city trdc.
w e believe, wuiteniplslto dhin the same thiaf'shoit-
t'L'v's sued him and recovered judgment. Afterwarib j-- ai2:ido. at Kic
sold out to Barr fc Fcbirer, who threaten t divert the water and to sue lor the rent. The Company claim the rent also. The bill prays that the defendants may interplead, and settle their riirht to tho rent, for an injunction apainst
j Comervs and assignees and for ceneral relief. Decree
compelling defendants to interplead, and finally, that Barr Je Fähiger were entitled to the rent. Held That this is erroneous, that the tenant has no right to call upon his landlord to litigate his title with
CTThe Indians who gave entertainments at tho Masonic Hall in this oily recently, are creating a lively sensation and drawing crowded houses in Cincinnati by their exhibitions. .1 . Tiie Madison papers deny that there has been any Cltolera at that place, as repoiud in the Louisville papers. !T7A large number of business houses are now going
np i n Wushingten strewt,. and a countless number of i the I
iKvi i iri-r hwts"s in nil. parts ol tlie oily. Une liriCK
in
stiansrers, lurther, that the allezatioas that B. Ii ST. threaten to divert the water not being admitted in the answer or proved do not authorize an injaaction. Judgment reversed with instructions to dismiss the bill.
TuEsry, May 27. IS51. Hoddy v. Hoard. Error to the Lagrange Circuit Court. Smith, J. Bill by Hoard, grantee, to compel tlie grantor, Hoddy, to execute a deed, alleging that ihe original deed had been lost. Bill not sworn to. Decree appointing a commissioner t- make a deed, and afterwards a confirmation, at the costs of Hoddv.
itcid, mat uns is erroneous, j-irst An nhidavit ol
of the instrument is necessary to sustain a bill
of this Kind. Second That the defendant is not liable
JA M ES Il.VMAS
Ifonufacturing and Clothing Empqhum ! Temperance Hall. Washington street, INDIAN AFOUK iTM"l5ALK and retail dealei in READY MADE CLO-
T. Kauble and Clari-a his wifc. ih1 Uavid KlUt err . . re not residents of the ."Stile of Indiana. The sxiid Solomon T KsuMe. end Clarissa his uife. and David F.üsbcrry. are therefore hereby notified
ill a fa r j of tlie liliiie and h-im!i r.r y - i sx .! ; t ; i - i : i. l that the same M ill be
heard at the next term ol tl.e Hancock I'rorate Court, to be held at the Court House in Urei nfield. in Hid eeMMJT on tiie first Monday i of Au;ut next. Atlest: WILLIAM SEBASTIAN'. R. A Rilev, An'y for PeUtioner. Clerk II I.C. niay2n-twu )
ThTNG-, consistinp in every shade of rotor, grade
venditioni exponas issued by thecleikof the Mario
Court, in the ccse of the State of Indiana, in relsti Board of Commissioners of the County nf Marion r J;
awl j dis and others I will expose to sale, it public auction n
quality. tnd description of f'tyle, embracing nearly e-ery order ot i of the Court House of tho county of Marion, m the State of In-
pmis. .s-titniner.iiiiil h ail. Knr.-i an and American boons, put uptn I diana. on Saturuiv. the Mt!i dy ot June A. l. l.-.l. f'-'twee
Ihe'lK.st style and quality of workmanship, and al priees defying the hours of 1(1 o'clock, A. M.. and 5 o'clock, P. M.. the rents and Competition. Also, Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestings, and Trimnungs, proCls for a term not exceet!iii: uvea years, cf the west half of
tne soutn wctl qur.ner CI s-iuon uuniner sotimin, 1,1 in
township numb
cousi.-tine in patt of ihe lollowitnr:
Broad doths French, German, English, and Atnerican; in col
ors, black, l.lue, brown, olive, green, and mixture, ot every shade, ; east, situated in th
grnile, aii'l t- xiure. Iilack tl x. I. inland Cut t meres French, Knrlish,and American; fti a, nu ll um, and low priced. f'aty Cassiwerrs Foreign and American: the newest and best styles. Imlit and durk. super, medium, and low priced. . Satinets tthick, blue, Oxiord. and Tadet mixed: various qualities. 2'ierr aud Codringtons 6-4 and 3-4. all wool, and cotton warp Twi'etl: (M anil 3-4 i!k warp Crolon ltiecn's Cloth. Summer i" oi ns French Drabd'Etc, blnck and colored Cahmerelts. twilled and plain black stummer Clotlts; Linen Ginchanis. it II Linen Checks. 4-4 l!m u Linens, Union and Cotton I hevks, A c.
Summer PanfaJooiterL- Light, single milled wool Cassiuu re:
wilh the improvements thereon, and if such rents t:d profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to Fatisfy the amount demsned by said writ, I will, it the ssmc tin.e and place, r fier for salt in like mannet . the fee simple nf said property . Levied upcu is the property of Jurues W. Johnston.
C. C I AMI'titbl-, t-et'TiJT Of M. U.
mav K-S-w
By J. M. Sasar-a, Peputg.
- . - , i - ryw, ' " . . .-nm'h'r I ti Hi (1 1 1 V H e J L l.lgMl. .1IIC llUlieU .Willi 1-. tker informed us this week that he lias made 1 for ,he costs, the grantor beinff under no obliafion to 1 white and fie.ued Hams', v L.'nen Dr-l!in;-: !. '. Laien Dr.ll2l .... ,-.... i t (in Ar.mrnni.iiiiiont xt t !.. SAOin . me m . v ' , . . I "a 1 . . . 1 I. 1...,. .-. -I " - -
machinery, destroj-ed.
hops, and several barns, together with much "valu tble ' 'k'1 downward tendency, and as it has readied a point
in ciose proximity 10 iiini wnien may uo consmerea tne average price of the article, for the past four or five years, it may be well to present our readers with a few facts connected with the trade just now. The imports of Cofieo, from foreign countries, into
From Hartford. Haitford, June 4
The Legislature to-day again proceeded to ballot for !
United State Senat
lor Seymour, Democrat
tering, l"v 1 ne second tiallot produced the ;irae re suit. The Legislature adjourned until Vcduesday.
brick i i'.t week since the, eommencement of the season
and could have sol4;:"tW"itfe as many had he been able to make them. There .at fae other brick-yards which have each done equally as well, and are slill unable to supply the demand. Senator Whitcomb. The Tlon James Whiteomh, who has been spending a few davs here and at his: farm near Clinton, left for indiannpolL, on Saturday last. He ajijieared to be in better health than he '.ihs enjoyed for several years past. VV'c arc happy to learn that Senator WbtCcomb contemplates an caily return to Terre Haute as his permanent restj dence. Tiie career of Senator Whiteomh furnishes a striking
eotnmcn
institutions
without the aid ot the common advantages
his inborn thirst for knowledge led him, even in childhood and under circumstances the most adverse, to explore nil j the nourees of knowledge within his reach. The scvihr
labors of a farm, so exhausting to the strength of one of
preserve the evidence of the grantee's title. Decree re
versed. Bill dismissed. Skcltou. School Commissioner, x. Kintncr, Hdh airf wife. Apical. Cass Circuit Court. Smith, J. Bill by Skeltonj School Commissioner, to foreclose a mortgage executed by Heth to Kintuer, a former School Commissioner. The bill charges that Heth is tenant bv
the courtesy only in the mortgaged premise-, and that
.ne-"; Coihmades mid other low priced Summer CassilTH res.
'sMn Black Satin, extra, medium, and low priced. Iirhl Cashmere and Valencia: buff Cashmcrelt. Ixndon wove, Marseilles, and fancy Stlkj Italian Satins, fancy mid plain. Togeilier with a comleie stock of GENTLEMEN'S FUENISHINGS : Vmbrtlless Silk, Scotch Gingham, and Coinmmi; large vari.ty, various colors. Canrs l.ool stock, various styles ami ntmütie.
It'll s Fine and .upcrtott- Ilea, er. Silk. Itrush. Mle-kio. Ptar'.
Kintner, knowing the insulficienc-y of the seiMiritt iiiade ' M1n. Koh'u-L'lazid.' Monterey aud I'ulm! LaK-MO. l'anama, and
.1 I S .1.. . 1 i'l.l. -II ? ,
tue loan, rrays tnai on in lauorc oi iieiu to nay said I . A I ' ' . 1 1 I ) 1 ' I I 1
IIERIFF S SALE. Hy virtue of a writ of Ficr: Facias. ncd ly the Clerk of ihe Mar. on ( in u,t C urt. in t: i e:.se i : '- liam Rolison vs. Charles : ichael. directed to me. arid now in my hands, I will expose to sale at Public Auction, at the Court House door ui the city of Indianapolis in the cotni'y t .'i .rion and State of Indiana, on Saturday, the 14tli day of June. A 1).. 1-1. I rtwten the hours of 10 o'clock, A M . an 1 5 o'ci-. k, P. M., the rents antf proftts. for a term not exceeding seven yenrs, of Ixt inaleT one (1) in Square number forty-nine (43) in the City of ItMhanapoli.. toceth. er witli all ihe improvements thereon. And if the said ren's and profits will not sell for asufficieiit sum tosati-fy the ttnoiii.' ed by said writ, witii accruing interest sod ots, I will at die same lime and place offer for sale, in like mai.ner, t!ie fee simple of Mud' propetlv. levied upon sis the propertr of said Charles .Michael. C. C. CAMPBELL Sheriff of Marion Coantr. May 29. lv1-3w(w By J. M. Shatk, Deputy.
areer of Senator Wlntcomb furnishes a striking I V- , , ',-" nary upon the happy influence or ot.r re,Miblicaitf"'kl'1? 'f.mn' ot.s Born and nurturodin poverty and obs, ..ity, '7 '-"TV - " i 1 the aid of the common advantage. .f edueatiop. ViurtM?tfF 1
debt, bis interest in this laud mav be soid, and if a ha!
anee remit ins unpaid, for exocutb'ii against his ioo)s and chattels. Heth und Kintner demurred to the bill, severally. Demurrers stist lined, and the bill dismissed.
Held. That if Kintner is liable in a suit at law for
iking a fraudulent loan, the bill is still a proper reme
at the decree ol the Circuit
lill -as against II th. is errone-
ed
"-U(l ill. dill III IM ll'.-ll III II.I.IIM Mil .1 - ., . . . j. r. l.rvi
V. On the first ballot vote stood, ' , ,T i , f uns country, .rom the 1st o. Nptem- his t,icn ten,,er jms,M not repress thf ardor with Tat. 105: Baldwin. Whi-. 9!) Seat- ,er l thc lst of Mj-V' the Past tW0 seasons wre fL which he pursued his researches. One wlio has known
1 l ii . i i . i. . www. i : , , ..
From New Bedford. MURDER OF WHALEMEN'. New Bedfoke, (Mass.) June 6. Obediah Lace and live of men of his men of the whalesbip Buoy, of Rhode Island, were murdered by the natives of the Caroline Islands, on the 1 .th of January last. The -hip bad touched there to watar. From New York. New York, June 6. Much excitement has been caused to-day bv the failare of the extensive house of Faber (t Co.
Boston, Baltimore,. . . , New Orleans,. New York, . . .
1850-51. bag. . . . 102.305 .... $:M5 ...234,830 ...254.852
1S49-50. bags. 94.297 68,283 218.546 241,969 623.09.")
him from infancy has remarked to ns that, when a boy,
he ransacked all the libraries in his ncighlioihood and
VtLtT DEMOCRATIC. COUNTY COMMITTEE is
requested to lin t 4Mb? JTuntiiH(-Kooi.i of the .state Si n-
Uiieh fllee, fib jjarday. JOB. 2Ut ma o'clock, P. M., to select a candidate for llirfJTfice oft'.Mimy Commissioner for the District camposed of Pike, Wayne, Decatur, and Perry townships, to fid tlie va-
, SHERIFF'S SALE. Pursttmt to the commands cf a w:it of i vrndilionifxpotifs issued by the clerk of the Msricn tit cult Court, in the caae of the State of Indians on the relation of the I Treasurer of stte r Jacob lndis and ethers. I will expose to : public auction at the Court House door in the city ol ln.l:..ii..p.I lis. in the countr of Manoa. State of Indiana, on Friday, the
I .. er a St r 1C1 l Ka,. lAsi-a e-. f 1(1 !...
Bosoms Narrow and wide, stitched and corded, plain and fancy i.-.in uay oi June, n .-. " ' Z ' . " . J? LTT,. " TT.
i A . ze, ., Ina . . ' i . i . . . ... i - nt. ii " i'i vm.. . . ...... .. .
Siiubrero.
Caps Beaver. Mohair, Cloth. Velvet, plain and waved Plusli Ladies' Riding. Youths'. Hud IntaiiU. Shirts Kvery vuriety oi" plain, plnted. ein!roidered. nod stri-jed. Collars Bishop, Byritn, round and square, plain, corded and col
on d
stvent the honrs usually devoted to needful rest in de i c?cy occasioned by tlie roHfmttion of 'Put mas F. Stout. a . - . I Tl-r C J I, .iionir n.iX, nil -.-mK sro Iis C. im m 1 1 eM-eO.- "'. rettery
From Concord. Concokd, N. H., June 6. The L-.ilatiire to-day, in Convention, re-elected Gov. Dinsmoor, Democrat. From Ilo)toa. MORE OF THE SHADRACH CASE.
Boston, June 6.
687,552
It is well known that the imports of 1849-50 were unusually liht ; and yet the imports this season, as above compared, show an increase of only 65-1.457 baos. Now, except the consumption of CoflTee has decreased, ami the trade at this port would show the reverse, the stock in this country must now he exceedingly light. By the last news from Ensland, Brazil Coflee, we find, was worth 40s pr cwt. afloat at London; and as there is no duty on Coffee imported into this country, in American ships, from the place of growth, importers possesi the same advantage with their stock afloat at London, aS they do ashore in the United States. Forty shillinos sterling per cwt. is equal to about 9c per Ib., so that it may be seen that tho article has now come lo a point in our seaport towns, full as low as it is
in turope. 1 he markets on the continent, at the latest
The jury in thc ease of Scott, charged with beino- con- ! da.,es were .rainer lM,tter ,Mlt at London and Liverpool,
cerne l in the n-,, u ' Shadrach, the lui'ive, came into P'" continue to recede, witn accumulating slocks; at
court and repotted that they could not agree. They stood 10 for convietion and 2 lor acquittal. The Court ordered them to report agaiu to-morrow. From Washinarton. Washington, June 6. The President has appointed Alex. D. Moore, Collector of Customs at Wilmington, N. C , vice Rankin, resigned. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs left to-day, to treat, in connection with Gov. Ramsey, with the Sioux Iniana in Minnesota. Chas. E. Mix, Chief Clerk, acts s Commissioner during Mr. Lea's absence from Washington. In Circuit Court to-day the jury decided against the validity of the will of KoKciusko, dated 1816, as his last will and testament ; consequently, the foreign heirs for whom Hon. Reverdy Johnson and Major Tchman ap-
riil be entitled, under the will of IS 16. to Kos-
-o's entire estate, which is considerable. Suils will
be instituted for its recovery from the trustees.
London the stock was in excess of last year, 50 000
1 cwt.
At Baltimore the imports have been very heavy, being
vouring their contents. He never enjoyed the benefit of:
collegiate or even academical instruction. Unaided and destitute of means be commenced his career in life, when onlv about sixteen years of age. He even studied law by himself: yet we doubt if, in the whole list of eminent men in Indiana, one can be found possessed of more extended and varied information, professional, political and scholastic, than this self-taught, self educated man. He commenced his professional career in Indiana. His
talents and industry soon made him a leading member; I yet neither praise nor opposition diverted him from his onward course. Steadily resisting all solicitations to , embark in political life, he persisted in his purpose of laying the foundation of future advance in that profess- ,
ional proficienev which should form a secure resource under all circumstances. Not until he had become eminent at the bar, did he consent to become an applicant for public office. He served for six continuous years in the Senate of Indiana, where his industry and ability soon made him conspicuous. Many of our most important laws, brought forward by him, have remained unchanged upon our statute-books for fifteen or twenty years. He was appointed Commissioner of the General Land Office by General Jackson, near the close of his administration; and. ns we have understood, without his own solicitation or knowl. dge. While in the Land-Of
fice, his energy became co .spicuous, by the extraordina-
for the past week over 3.700 ba2s. or about one-third of ! T despatch with which he brought up the ten years ar . ' ' I f .1 . e me L i a t a -
the entire imports from the 1st of September; but dealers, in consequence of the lof rates, were operating verv freolv. wilh considerable of n sneonlntiv ilnmnnil
' - . I . 1 I 1 1 IF" 1
At New Orleans there was a similar feeling, but in I ,ne 8ame O,l,co ") nn 'noreaseu majority, nis auuiinis-
rears of business in that ofl.ee. Soon after his return to
Indiana he was elected Governor of the State, over a
highly popular predecessor; and he was re-elected to
Tbc following rwrsmis comp. se the Committee: Centre Powell
Howliind, Austin H. Brown. J. M. Talbott. and J. S. Spann. Lairrente A Vines aud L. A. Hardest)-. M' . jrae Samuel Lake and Thomas Morrow. Pike Adam Wright and A. C. Lopau. Perry Morris Howland and J. W. Hunter. Warren John Baker and Joseph .McConnell. Hasioijrfna Emsley Wright and G. W. Swift. Decatur A. D. Cuddingtou and Jesse Price. Franklin Benjamin Morgan and William Shirner. junell
NOTICE. The public are hereby notified, that in consequence of the failure of water in the Canal, the Mills sit
uated on the Basins of the Canal. Hi Indianapolis, have been compelled to stop, almost entirely. While there is a great abundance of water in White River for alt purposes, the Canal is so obstructed that the water cannot flow down. We are informed that the purchasers of this part of ihe Canal have failed lo complete their purchase by giving bond, and have neglected lo take care of the Caiial. On account of the failure of water, and the stoppage of the Mills, the purchase of Wheat will be suspended fbr some time We have a large quantity of Wheat on hand, and cannot pun :...e more until thers is a prospect of more water. june7 J. & D CARLISLK.
I.im-n
Lndershirts and Drau-ert Various qualities. Shaker Flannel, Lambs' Wool. Silk, Cotton, and Bucks km Undershirt, and Drawers, for men and women. Gloves Fur. Berlin, Cas;mere, Lisle. Merino, Colton; Silk, Buckskin, and Kid tiloves. Half-Hose Menno. Coiton.Silk, plain, striped, und mixed. Svspendeis New style Silk ends. Patent Oum. Cotton, Palo Alto, Buek-kin. Hiid luney 1'elt. Stocks Fancy aiid trimmed, plain tied, self-adjusting, and double action. Searft Fitrured. plain, and embroidered. Cravats Figured and plain, French. English, and Italian, Gro de Rltine, .Silk, and Satin; Handkerchiefs Italian, Bandanna, Spittlcfield. Pongee and other Silk, plain and embroidered I. men. fur the pocket. Brushes Finger. Toolti. Hat. Hair, and Cloth. Co mis Pocket, Redding, and Fine Tooth Jerusalem Overtaken. A!si, Trunk. Cartt Snichels. Vnl.ses. p.Kket Hooks, Wallets, Purses. Port Monic. of the Ikte.t improvement, Brace for stoop shoolders. Money Bells, Suspender Cuds. Shaving Cup, Banker' Cases, dec, die. KEG All A. General Apency for the sale of Uruud and Subordinate Regalia. KmMenu, Costumes. &c.. for the orders of Masons. Odd Fellows, Temple of Honor, Sous. Daughters, and Cadets of Temperance, Ac. Tailors' Trimmings. Black and brown Silk Velvet. Silk and Worsted Serges, red Paddings, Canvass, Vest Paildings. Sileeia, Brown Hollands, Caabans, black ami colored Cambrics," Sewing Silk and Twist, Fatent Linen
and Cotton Threads. Bindings, Silk Coids, Brocade, Moliau, and
exceeding seven years, ol thc lot number nine (tl) and tlie
half of lot number fipht it-; in stjn.-rr number fony-scven. (7 in the city or Indlanipolis, and the improvements thereon, sad if the itme will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy lb amount demanded by said writ, 1 will at tfce same time and place, offer fur sale In like manner the fee simple of said property. Levied upon ai tbe prop rty of Caleb S'rudder. 1 V C C. CAMPBELL. Sheriff of M- C. may 22-3-w By J. M. Fy.xw.rT, Jrr'.
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, SS. I.N TUE MAEIO.N Cllfi T Coi ET, Jt XX TjM, A. D., ISSt Bill for Dirore. Marcaret Damr.iii v.. .-.onue'. Damroii.
nE it known, thai on the aiday of May. A. D , ls31, the al-ove nan i . i in n. limit fi led her B.! I for Di vorce. in the aliove e-
i tilled caue. in the office of the Clerk of ihe Marion Cir
j and ulsot'ie affidavit of a d.s ute rested person, thai Samiu-I Datnron, is not a resident ot the State 4M I said Defendant is, ihcrefnre. hen by n -tified of the I j ency of said Bi'l. and that aide s he appear and jne , demnr t said Bill, on the first day of the next term Circuit Court, lo be begun and held al tbe Court Ho lis. nil the Second Molidav ill Jnwe next, the sa d H
ters and things therein cou turned, will be beard an his absence WL STEV Brows A MeKxxzix. Sols, for Compl't.
said I Vu miaut, Indiana. 1 'be iling and p iirn! to. ui.-v i or of said Mi.nou
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. SS. Is tue Probate Coit or Mabion Coi trrv . )' April Term. A. D.. 1S51. j
for the sale of R' ti t r
I'owell,
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T-e aoo've list does MM enumerate all the differe-.l article, kept by : Srh Mu.kIv. Joyce fowe II .tJ? him', or folly specify their various quali.i.s. But on examination. I J Z'Är'll M SZassnrimeni n a Genlb man's "Ou'Olt.i.g Line" will be found t ' knov. lhat it e '' . '''i)" ' , I atlrailiva. extensive and full: all of which are manufactured or ae- . T Pr'' c"1nl J " . ' ... t. i
From Cincinnnti. Ciwciwwati, Jane 6. Fox, the "Spiritual rapper," and C C Burr, the
the domestic markets ffenerally, thre has been quite a panic, and should the receipts continue birsre, it is quite
likely the-downward tendency has not yat ceased. Arf York Express. B7 JThe teleoraph office fin the printing office) here, was sfuck bv lightning last Sunday morning. The fluid first struck the wire abont fifty yards east of the office, catting it in two, and then passed into the room. But as the instruments were detached, no damage was done save the annihilation of about thirty feet of wppcrwirc, the melting of sundry nail heads, and slightly charring the table ami those portions of the walls and window facings in contact with the wire. Danville Advertiser.
Focjid. Th body of Elizabeth Hatfield, who was drowned in the Wabash in March, was found on Sunday week, at Fort Harrison.
tration of that oifice is fresh in the recollection of our
readers. It suffices to say, that he found the State bankrupt and suffering under tbe odium of a '''silent repudiation," tVi . he left it with restored credit and vindicated honor, rapidly advancing in the career of prosperity. We now find him representing this, the fifth State in the confederacy; and acknowledged by holding a hi?h rank among those distinguished statesmen who compose the United States Senate. We trust that his improving health will warrant him in taking that more prominent p-.it in the legislation of the country for which his abilities are adapted. Such a career is full of encouragement to the young and aspiring. There is not a youth in thc lnd, however humble bis condition or limited his means, who mav not derive ample encouragement from the example of one who, under like discouragements, had tbe heart and the will to carve out for himself a path to distinction. Terre Haute Journal.
TO THE LOVERS OF MUSIO.-Prof WILLIAM H. CUKRIE, having, at the earnest solicitation of many friend, determined to locnte himself permanently in Indianapolis, would respectfully inform thecitizeus generally.
aud in particular those who may wish lo receive instruction, that lie is now prepared to give LESSONS upon the PIANO FORTE. ORGAN, ME1XIDEON, Ac. and also in the Culuvatiou of the Voice. Funicular attention will be paid to those who may wish to study Thorough Bass and Harmony a branch of ihe Science indispensable to any oue wishing lo become a good Organist. Having been engaged for n series of years in teaching and the study of Music, he flatters himself that he will be able to give full satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage. Piano Fortes carefully luned and repaired. Residence at Mrs Goldsbebbt's, on Pennsylvania at., two doors north of Roberta Chapel.- junelO-lmod fOST. Iwit on Saturday Inst, between Governor Wright's 4 dwelling and ihe Deaf and Dumb Asylum, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, in a leather case. A suitable reward will be giver., if found and left wilh the Governor. ;unc-3tp JOSEPH HENDERSON. BOARDING, with or without rooms, may bt obtained on reasonable terms, at Mrs. DILL'S, corner of Maryland and Teni'.ssee st., near Washington I. jtmc4d"Jwp nARPER S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for June, this day received by ROSS dr. RAY. june. ratHE HARMONY OF PROPHECY; or Scriptural Illustra.
JL nous of thc Apocalypse: by the Kev Alexander Keith. l u
june.
Jost received by ROriS & KAY
lected under his immediate inspection. Kept in quantities fbr jobbmg lo Tailors and Cloliiiera, or retail to the public. .m'2 GltTN-PCWDER from the far-famed manufactory of ihe f Messrs. Dl'PONT quality superior lo any other mauufaetured in the l ulled Slates. The snliscriber is now offering the following descriptions of Duponl's Powder, at reduced prices: 5;000 kegs, FFFo. 25 11. each; 3 500 half kegs, FFFß, 12J lbs. each; 3.000 quarter kee. FFFo. 1 II. each; 3.0U1 kegs FFo, 25 lbs. each; 2.500 ball kegs. FFo. 1SJ lbs. each; .1.(100 kec- I ' '-'' !b. ' i.cb: 2.000 kegs Rough Powder, FFFx, 25 lbs. each; 2.000 kg Rough Powder, FFa. 25 lbs. each; 1 ,000 kega Rough Powder, Fa, 25 lbs. each; 5.000 caimisters Dupont's Eag'e Rifle, 1 lb each; 3.000 caiuiisters Dupont's Eagle Ducking, 1 lb. eaen; 2.000 quarter kegs Dupont's Eagle Rifle. 4 lbs. each; 5,000 cannislers Dupont's FFFo, 1 lb. each; 8,000 camiisters Blasting Powder, coarse and fine; 5 000 kegs and half kegs Shipping Powder; 2.000 .minister FFFii. i lb csrh; 1.000 kegs Mealed Powder, for Pyrotechnists; 500 egs A Mealed Powder, fbr Pyrotechnists; 5W ksgs B Mealed Powder, for Pyrotechnists; For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by F. L KNEELAND, Agent for the sale of Dapom's Powder, jone7-ly M. Front at., New York City.
OTICE The water wiTl be drawn from the Central Canal on
Thursday, the MB oi June, for repairs. Leasees win usae
notice. VIM. U riir.rnrrfu, joneft-dltlinne Agent (hr Company. mm TINE3 AND BRANDIES. Pure Port and Malaga Winei Y 2 pipes Rochell and Cogniac Brandr; Just received from Philadelphia at V. C. HANN A & CO. em . I J
fg OLD SCALES Very infamous, tor aetscinvg spnrions uoio
V Coin, receivse anaror sais iow,
GRAYDON ?
Sigti of the " Saw '
said Ci.iirt bv tl
tied case, that Ihe defendants. Elizab Francis Powell and Sinclair Powi !i Indiana Therefore it M-as ordered I filing and pt iidency of said petition Tbc' said defendant are, üierefbre. h peleicy of said petition, ami that ui answer or demur lo said petition, on said Probate Court, to le begun and city of Indianapolis, on the last Moni ters and things therein contained, wi confessed as to said defendant.. By order of the Court. Johs Caves. Att'y for Petitioner.
i&ed of tl" nppear ai
n td
WM. STEWART. C rl
GRASS AND GRAIN SCYTHES. Cradles, Scythe Siones, &c. and Farming I'te.isil generally, s full assort ment always on hand, and for sale as low as the cheapest, at GRAYDON!, JUi(j Sign of the "Saw."
HARPERS' NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, received by C. B. june. No- J. W
just
ClITY LANDS DAVIE!. V ANDES. Esq ' dtanapolts. is my sole ami only "gent for t
f the City of Inle or leasing af
mv Isnds in Marion county. Indiana, and for the collection of rents
due, orthe prosecution of trespaarers. All persons are ftwbideuii c
wtkmI or limlieT. or removing tlie same irom my w OS, aa i mem ne-
termineil that those who have no better morals than lo steal rrry wo
and limber, shall
the law.
E T. FOOTE
Indianapolis. June 2, 1S51 -juneWSp
OFF EE. 50 bafs prime Ri Coffee,
une4
2 lgs Java Coffee; at V. C HANN A CO.
GIN 1 half pipe pure Holland, received Ais dav. at junM C. HANN A A CO.
rwxEAS 50 .nests sad half chests Imperial and GanponisT, Ji a prims srt.eJs fos rstailmf, received this dsv. at
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