Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1851 — Page 3

BY MAG NET I TELEGRAPH, kETOBTED FOB THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL. BY THE O'RIELLY LINE. From Albdny. Albany, June" 10. Both Houses met at 12 o'clock, and after organization, Gov. Hunt sent in his Message, which occupies two columns, all devoted to matter which has been the principal cause of the Special Session; it speaks of the sudden adjournment of last Legislature, and thinks that the people plainly slwvwed ly their coarse in the special election, that they are in Uvor of die Canal eularge-ment.

Interesting from New York. New York, June 11. In the Cuban Invasion case before the U. S. District Court, a motion for a Commission from New Orleans to take teMimony was denied, and the trial waa set down for Wednesday next, 18th inst. Mr. Prentice, who has iust returned from California. broujjbt witii him a lump of gold, nearly pure, weighing ' v ounces, valued at $ 1ÜUU. Mr. r. intends sending n to me World s rair A case of unusual interest was tried in our Stinromo ' Coart yesterday. In 1829 a man calling himself John orocK opened a Jewelry store on Catharine street in this city, which he continued till Ilia death in when he devised his estate, valued at $10,000, to his wife. A clrim of 1.000 is now brought against the estate by Thomas Cottrel of London, who charges that the real n i ne was Flammers, und that, previous t 1.82?) he was fe clerk in his employ in London, which employment he left clandestinely, a defaulter for XI. 000. Cap:. Moorehcad, of the 1st Pennsylvania Rezimer.t Of Volunteers in the Mexican war, was committed to the prison in Philadelphia yesterday, on achaige of forgery, connected with Land Warrants. A small boy di.-d in Baltimore yesterday, from the tins of a locust ?!! A firm doing a very extensive business failed yesterday, in Philadelphia. A new daily newspaper is projected in Charleston in favor of a Southern Confederacy but opposed to separate secession. We learn that the arrest of Gen. Talcoit was by the j older of Gen. Scott for insubordination and disrespect. The Court Mai tial will commence in a few days. A well known Cotton Banker has disappeared from ' New Orleans, being a defaulter to the amount of $40,000. The Steamship America reached her dock at Boston at 8 o'clock 30 minutes to-day. The Democratic Judicial State Convention of Penn ' sylvania met this morning at Htrrislturgh and was or- : ganized by the selection of Hon. James M. Porter, as , temporary chairman. Five candidates for Judge of the Supreme Court are to be nominated. The Steamship Canada sailed to-day at noon with 60 j, ,..n;'ers for Liverpool. Among them was M. S. Williams, bearer of despatches to our Minister at London. A dispatch just received from Hartford brinus us the result of the Senatorial election to-day. Five ballotings were had. On the first there were 222 votes cast necessary to a choice 112. T. H. Seymour, dein. 105. It. S. Baldwin, whig 102. Scattering, whigs 13, dem. 2. Fifth ballott 221 votes cast. Seymour 107. Baldwin 105. Scattering, whins 4, dem. 1. Adjourned by a vote ! of 102 to 101. Mr. Latlin gave notice that he should move to resume ballot ting at seven o'clock to-morrow. From New York. New York. June 12. Joseph Brewster Potter fell into Um hold of ship Challenge tins morning, and was instantly killed. From Washington. Washington, June 12. James Dem psey has been recognized as Vice Consul f.r Sweden and N0rw.1v, for Alexandria Va. From lioston. Boston, June 12. Daniel Webster has been invited by the citizens of Lowell to visit that city. Jenny Liud is to ive two concerts in this city next week. From Norfolk. Norfolk, Va., June 12. The whigs of this District b-.ivo nominated Hobt. H. Wiiillicld fur Congress. From Coucord. Concord, N. If., June 12. Democratic convention nominated Levi Woodiuny for Governor on the fourth ballot, and also passed resolutions unanimously in favor ot the Hon. Levi Woodbury lor the PesidencV. The Legislature in convention to-day, elected John L. Hadlcy Secretary of State, and Hill Treasurer. The inajof uy in the Stale for homestead exemption law, is ?2i. From Washington. Washington, June 12. The President commenced to-day examining the Execntive Departments, He commenced with the Trcas nry Depa iment and examined into the mode of doing business. Alter examination the President , accompaned by the Secretary ol the Interior, will visit old Point Comfott. From Philadelphia. Phii.adf.lfhia , June 12 Jenny Lind pays Mr. Barnum $23,0O0 as consideralion for breakin-' off her ena..ement with him. Bjf. num acknowledges making $5O0.0U0, and says JesssyT 1 1 . 7m ..... - . A . mm. ! has realized not less that $350,000 in this country. The net proceeds of 93 concerts do not lack $250.000 of $1,000,000. From 'ew York. Niw York, June 13. The steamer Washington sails to-morrow, and has more than $100,000 engaged in specie chiefly for the Continent. FoaxiGV exchange unchanged money easy and in better demand at previous rates. la the Pennsylvania Democratic Judicial Convention yesterday, the following gentlemen were nominated? candidates lor the Supreme Bench: James Campbell, ot PuiUdelphia; Walter Lowerv . of Alleghany ; J. B. Gib. ' son. o L niiioerlaud ; Jer. rila k, ol Nnuerset : Lllis Lewis, of Lancaster. A resolution was adopted authorizing the officers to frame an address to ih people, wben tli.- Convention adjourned stae die. Cspt. Adams, formerly Mayor of Richmond, fell dead in the street on Wednesday. A Baltimore despatch says that astonishing disi bs. nres will lie made by the committee on t ie investigation of the all' i; i s of the late City Collector. Persons of the highest respectability are included. A. M. Freeman, of Gilead, Me., shot his wife on i Wednesday eveain-, when she was in bed, then shot him-ed and then cut his throat. Mrs. Freeman survived but is not expected to recover Am . . . ,ii t duel was fousht yesterday morning at icksborh. between Gen. Ficeman. the whig candidate for Ciwigiess, and Gen. Smith, the opposition candidate. Smith was wounded in the shoulder at the fifth fire. Smith bad posted Freeman as a coward and libeller. The Steamer J M N -s, which arrived yisterdiy at Louisville, from New Orleans, lost 13 passengers by cbolera adn ship fever : - r I v all emigrants. A lettsr from President Fillmore in reply to the invitation from the Common Council of Boston to visit that city, was read in a meeting of that body last evening. In his letter the President alludes to the recent slave ease, and compliments the citizens for sustaining the lews. The Indian Commissioners of Oregon have concluded a treaty with the Calaponga Indians, by which the latter cede to the United States a strip of land 1300 miles in lenoth, and 20 miles in width. Lieut. C. J. Hunter has been dismissed from the Navy for remissness in not settling some old accounts against him while an acting purser. From New York. New York, June 14. Among the passengers on the Empire City, which ailed yesterday for Chagres, was Col. Henry Washing ton, a descendant of Gen. Washington, who is on his way to San Francisco. Jenny Lind was swindled out of $6.000 on the night of her Hrst concert at New York. The ticket vender disposed of an old lot of tickets en his hands from pevious concerts. A. Collier, late cashier r.f the Havre De Grace Bsnk, is on trial in Cecil county, Md.. on a charge of embezzling the funds of said Bank. The deficiency is $105,000. It is contended that the charter of the Bank was owned in New York ; that its operations were a fictitious business ; that it hail no real capital; consequently bad nothing to embezzle. The Philadelphia correspondent of the Herald says it is rumored that the Postmaster. White, will resign his ofnee about the 10th of July, and that the followine gentlemen are prominent candidates for the place: Robert Morris, editor of the Enquirer, J. C. Norval, brother of rKe late Michiran Senator, and J. C. Montgomery, the Post Master under Harrison. The Forrest divorce case was up yesterday before the Supreme Cowrt. A commission was granted to Mrs. PottcM toezamine Cspt. Wm . A. Howard, now in Cali-

The Steamer Washington left to-day at noon for Southampton and Bremen. She took out 100 passengers and $300,000 in specie. ----- From St. Louis ST. LOUIS, June 14. Mr. Burt and party arrived here last evening from Fort Mackay. Mr. B. has been engaged in collecting various tribes of Indians at Fort Mackay, and some three thousand would be assembled there. There were five different tribes represented. The Chrenoffles, Keowas, Camanches, Arrapahoes, and one other tribe, all seem well disposed towards us. Major Fitzpatrick, for whom they are waiting, was met at Crow Creek. Mr. Burt thinks those Indians will decline meeting U. S. Commissioners at Fort Laramie this summer, where it is intended to hold a grand Convention of all the tribes in that region. Mr. Burt did not meet Col. Summers' command of U. S. troops. He learned they were on the route, proceeding very slowly, in consequence of the prevalence of the cholera among them; eight or ten were living

daily, and numbers were deserting daily. It is stated that two of the company had died of the disease. The name of Mr. Kennedy is the only one recollected. The trains of the traders were in a similar condition—the cholera having appeared among them and the teamsters had deserted in the general panic. The river is still receding very slowly. Accounts from above state that all the rivers are falling. The fall here so far is only 8 1/2 inches. We were yesterday visited by two destructive fires. At half-past one yesterday morning, the Upholstery establishment of F. Bechler and the Furniture manufactory of W. H. Harlow, on Second, between Olive and Locust streets, were totally destioyed by fire. The flames were first discovered in the room of a rear building, occupied by Mr. Bechler, for packing moss. There is but little doubt of its being the work of an incendiary. Three buildings were consumed. Bechler's loss is estimated at $4,500. Harlow's loss in furniture is from $16, 000 to $18,000; insured for $11,000 in the Madison, Lexington and Genessee Agencies. BURNING OF THE SULTANA! This splendid steamer, lying at the foot of the Mullanphy street, was discovered to be on tire at almoin II o'clock A. M. Ths lire was first seen in the vicinity id the engine room, and EssSore assistance could be rendered the steamer was enveloped in flames; she was loading lor New Orleans, and was to have left yesterday P. M., or this mornin o ; she had on board, among other cargo, upwards of 1000 bales of hemp, which greatly contributed to the speed of the flames. The persons employea on board had great ditficulty in saving themselves. This wus not effected without the loss of some lives. Matthew Bums, fourth engineer has leen niissing ever since: no doubt he was burned to death. A Wtfp9 fireman and a deck hand arc also missing. As soon as as practicable the Sultn .a was scuttled and sunk; her hull and machinery will be saved the latter in a damaged slate. She was owned bv Cap'. Cable and John Shiels, first clerk. Insurance $30,000, in six unices, viz: i,'Xinglon ami Mauison.eaeu j.ooo; Columbus, Knox, Floating Dock, and Union, each S5.000. A portion of the hemp was insured at $120 per ton. From the Sultana, the fire caught the sugar refinery of Win. Angelro.lt. which was entirely consumed. Air. Angelrodas loss is said to be fully covered by insurance. Loss $25,000 to $30,000. From litiltimorc. Baltimore. June 16. A fire oeeured on Fe.!e.rBl hill t..-day. which destroyed Myers' stiil-house, und se -'eral dwellings. Loss covered by insurance. From Washington. Washington, June 16. Official notice is given to numerous applicants for ap pointments 111 the Navy, that neither the "'resident 01 Si-crelary of the Navy have authority to appoint Midshipman at large. Mr. G illagh r. Third Auditor, has written a letter to the President in reference to complaint for dehij-N in tinsettlement of claims, fully exonerating hMMeif from blame, and excepting severally to the conduct of agents of claims against his bureau. A circular has been issued to Collectors giving directions for parlies claiming a return of excess of duty on imports. From New York. New York, Jnne 17. An inquest was held at the house of refuge on the body of an inmate, named James Cook, a native of New Jersey, ai.d only 16 years old, who hung himself with a handkerchief to a nail in his room, yesterday. We b a'n from Boston that the Jury yesterday were unable to agree in the case of Lewis Heyden, on trial for aiding- ia the esc.'Mie of Shadrach. The Judge sent them out a rain, and this morning they came into court and armoin ecd the same result. They stood nine for conviction and three lor acquittal. Hon. Caleb dishing was yesterday elected first Mayor of New bur yport , Mass. Despatches from Baltimore state that the defalcation of Collector Sanderson has been finally ascertained to be $4.305. His bonks seem to have been kept very loosely. A great harhai-ue t'k place at Athen-, Miss., on the . Qth inst., at which speeches were made by Foote, Davis, ! Freeman, and others. We learn from Washington that a new postal arrangement has been made, which is to go into effect on the 1st of Jniy. It provides for the regular exchange of mails hetwen the U. S. and the British Provinces of New Briinswi.-k, Cape Brvton, Nova Scotia and New Foundland at ihe rates established with the Canadus. The Prcsdent has appointed Nicholas J. K-m, consul at Laguvra, Venznela, rice Baker removed. A . Timothy Darlinj lor Nassau, rtcc heteluim removed. The steamer North Armerica is not L'oino lo Galwav Ol. L. 1 .J kA. - - .. -.. mm I. - m She has been sold, and her passengers are to be transfer red to the Pacific, srMsjk sails on Satiuday. ARRIVAL OF THE ALA II AM A. New Orleans dispatches announce the arrival of the Alabama from San Francisco, with 14 days later news. A terrible tire occurred in San Francisco, laying me city in ashes, and destroying $16.000.000 ot property. Amono the buildinfrs destroyed were the Custom House, Parker's National, New World, Delmonico. It extended to the shipping, consuming n la. ire number of vessels lyinjr at the wharves. It was first discovered in Clay street, and run through a dozen blocks, quickly sprencf. tnr t!ipnrh oth"r part of the city. Hunter, Qeafgsj, Centre, and LI Dorado streets nre burnt out. Great consternation prevailed during the fire. It is feared ihat nomhiT of lives have bceu lust The news from the mines continues cheering new discoveries daily being made. Those workii.g wiih quartz crushing machines were richly paid. In some instances the average per man wus $30 to f&) per day From Philadelphia. Philapei-ph!'. , June 17. A riot occurred this morning at one oVIock at Red Bank, on the Jeiey side, a few miles below this city, at a German ball, attended by a number of disreputable Philadelpbians. A number of persons St ticked Mr. Dov.T. llie laudinrd. and his assisstant. and a serious fight ensued. Mr. D. is not expected to live. Others are 1 l- - -1 1 I..,.. Rn , f ,1 .. rl. .I.iru i.,.iA .1 UiUI IIUI 1. ,.-'llli; I'l III, j ui ii.Jl'.u. . J From Buffalo. Buffalo. June 17. The new propellor Atlas run on a shoal in the St. Lawrence when coming up from Ogdensburgh on Friday night, aud filled a little below Alexander's Bay. We learn by telegraph from Ogdensburgh, that the Atlas bad 476 packages of merchandize for Cleveland and Detroit, taken in al Ogdensburgh. From Cimcinnnti. OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION. CiNrix.NATi, June 17, 9, P. M. M ijoriiy in this city against License, 2,623. Majority foi Constitution, 2.533. The city has given bettor than two thousand majority for the new Constitution. From t'olumlitis. Columbus, June 17. The election in Columlxis for the new Constitution majority 100. BY THE MORSE LINE. From the 7th f nii"icssional District. We are indebted to Mr. Ssym:r, the operator of the .VL irsc Tclco-raplt line nt ibis plncc lr the following in telligence in regard lo the Whig Convention in the Tin D.ütricl: I'm h 1 Haute. June 12. The Hendricks and Parke county delegations withdrew, and signed a protest before the Convention. Gar.ENCAsTLR, June 12. I learn the following from one of the Delegation to the Whig District Convention held yesterday at Rockville: Edwards, of Vigo, in the Chair: Mclnly, of Clay. and McCotin, of H-ndrioks, Vice President; Smith, Vermillion, and Albm, of Putnam, Secretaries. 24 Delegates, Usher men, withdrew from the Convention; Harreu men, from Hendricks, also withdrew. The Con vention then procr-jded to ballot. McGaughey received 87 votes, and Usher 19. The nomination of McGanghey was unanimously confirmed by the Convent isn. GREENCASTLE OPERATOR. CTYesterday the 17th of June was tbe seventysixtb anniversary of the battle of Buukor' Hill-

Supreme Court Decisions, May Term, 1851. ittroiTtD roa t daily täte sektixel by t. coaran, caQ.

TrtsoAY, May 27, 1851. Harvey v. Laßi n. Error Union Circuit Court. Smith, J. Assumpsit upon a note. Five pleas tiled. First "eneral issue, second payment, third no consideration, fourth general plea of fraud, fifth a special plea, that one McClary owed a debt to the plaintiff and defendant, one McLlary owed a dein to tue piainun ana ueienuant, for this he executed his note to the delendant alone, and ,k ir...i, ; nAn. .Uratinn f fi.it. kn L4 Ua t . n.t

" ! - i i oniy aeienaants. ooiu an tne lanu, anu obtained judothe defendant in consideration of thus holding the note ; ,nent in ejectment. Roswell prays an injunction reof McClary, gave the plamtiir his own note lor the sum straining the enforcement of this judgment, and that due the latter, out of the McClary note, that McClary sur,nton release to him bis land.

was insolvent, and that his debt could not be collected, that diligence had been used,- oic. Replication that the note was execureu uy tne ueionnani to tue piaintiu for the sum due hiin out of the McClary debt, and that the defendant undertook to collect the latter on hit own repontibility, concluding with a verification. Rejoiner. that defendant did not take the note on hit own re- ' siiontibilitu. Concluding to the couutrv. Verdict and judgment for defendant. , . FirstTn:il fiflh niea iä ,,a.i leading to an ' immaterial issue, and for setting up oral contemporanej ous agreements to control a written instrument, the 1 note being made payable unconditionally. Second, that the plantihV interest in the McClary debt was a suf- ! fieieut consideration for the note sued on. Judgment I reversed. The Maditon Insurance Company v. Fortyth. Error J Jrllerson Circuit Court. Smith, J. Debt by the In- : suranee Co., upon a promissory note made by Forsyth ! &. Williams to said Company,' for $46S,0. payable in five months, dated first of March, 1841. On the 3 1st o August, H40, said company di.-eounted for Forsyth a bill of exchange for $1,000. dated August 2, 1S40, payable in lour months, paying therelor $ibO, in notes lor : the payment ol $1 . $U, $., and 10 each. Ihe followmir is a sample: "In Indiana. Illinois, or Ol.io Bank notes we promise to pav S. C. King or bearer, one dollar on demand at our office, in Madison. Indiana. January 1st, 140. Geo. Leonard, Victor King, John Kim;. John Woodbcrn." Said notes were uiven for money and for the purpoe of lcin put in circulation. In January 1 v ', I this bill of exchange was satisfied by the payment of money and a note which was afterwards renewed by tho note sued on. Trial and judgment fur defendant. Held, First That the Statute of Feb. 21, 1840. prohibiiing the isruing and circulation of small not' s. forbid the issuing of such notes as those of King & Woodburn. Second, The consideration of the note sued on being illegal, the contract is void. Judgment affirmed. Shoup v. F. Jl. Contrrll. jJdminittratvr of J. Conwell. Appeal. Franklin Circuit Court. Blackkcrd, J. Foreign attachment by J. Conwell against Shotip; I levy on property and return. January term. I-. i.A. Conwell. his administrator, appealed at August term, IS49, suggested the death f J. Conwell, obtained an order of revivor, and proved an order of publication had been .,!eyed. At the February tam, 1S50, IkuIi parlies ap neared. defendant refusing to make a defence. Jud ment was rendered fir plaintiff. Defendant assigns for error that ihe suit having abated by the death of the original plaint iff. was not revived by scire facias. Hell. First That the appenranco of the defendant after tho order of revivor ami ihe suffering judgment to be rendered against him without urging his objection, waived his right to make it subsequently. Second That the statement of the clerk in I he trans.-iipt that a 111 ili;n was made and overruled, if such statement is not incorporated in a bill of exceptions, is not regarded as a part of the record. Judgment affirmed. Panvtnsx. The Statt. Error. Rush Circuit Court. Blackkorh. J. Indictment for belting on an election and losing $25. Plea, not guilty. Verdict, guilty and tine. Defendant bought a ninre for $tf., payable when Gen. Taylor should be elected President, and in due time paid the price agreed cn. The mare was proved lo be worth less than $fiö. Ifrld. First That this contract was a wager on the result of the election, and indictable. Second Thai lbs exact sum charged to have been lost need not be pmved, proof of the loss of any less sum being sufficient. . Judgment affirmed. i Zsariv. The State Bank. Error Cass Circuit Court. PrWKrvs.J. Assumpsit by the Bank against Williams. 1 Ch'fpiii 8cBeach. partners umlei" ihe name of "H. B. W.mams k Co.," upon bills of exchange drawn by S. P. William, to the order of William- 8t Hitchcock on H. B. Williams 8t Co.. said bills being drawn under a letter of credit from said firm, endorsed to the Bank by Williams jtc Hitchcock. Acceptance and payment refused by If. B. Williams & Co. General issue, ttial and judgment for plaintiff for over $10,000. I The following is the letter of credit drawn and signed , by H. B. Williams: R l.-IIESTER, bept. 4, I'M I. The bearer, Samuel P. Williams, one of the firm of Williams &. Hitehcock. is authorized to draw on us to the amount of twenty thousand dollars, al sik-Ii times as he pleases. H. B. Wii.lums & Co. The bills of exchange were signed by S P. Williams; across the fare H. B. Williams signed his uagi' Id, 1-t. An authority to draw a bill is virtually an acC'-ptance of the bill drawn in conformity to it. 2d. Il a lull Im accepted in the, iwyeofoiie partner only, and t itnie bdl be addressed to the noi in that ot he firm, firm, aM tho uacmliers of 11, whether dormant or no' . will 1 1 1 1 . 1 o ' n . ne iioijnu ny sucii a.-ci piani e 3u. One partner will be bourn! hv i ne iri'.'.ni 01 111s c'pari!ier in c.iiirncis rctuioij: to the par'nt ar'nersl.ip msde wnh innocenr thud ptrsons. O .1 - ir i 11-11 1 r : 1: II rimrr facie, the Inm ol II. Ii W illiams ei Lo. is liable, and havtus failed to show that these were accommoda tion bills, their liability is fixed : A partner by aecommo dation acceptance, can bind his co partner without In consent, if it pass iuti the hand of a fcoio fide endorsee lor value. Such was the Bank. The Bank receipted for 13..r(Kl bushels of wheat for the payment of fifteen drafts, diawn by S. P. Williams and Williams et Hitchcock, some accepted by H. B. Williams alone, some bv H. H. William ft Co. An agreement of the same date, Dee. 3, H4 1 , as to the set tlemeut of drafts concludes as follows: ' In cuse the drafts nre not pai'I or arranged as above, the said wheat to be s,,ld and the proceeds applied towards the pay ment of said drafts' These drafts wi re not paid or ar- 1 ranged; the Bank sold the wheat aud applied ihe pro. ceeds to the drafts of H. B. Williams alone. This the ' court below held to be right. It is erroneons, the above mentioned nreeiurnt did r.l thus apply these proceeds, . . . . . . 1-11 , i i but it applied them to all the bills pro rata Judgment reversed Wednf.sdv, M-y t$, 1851. Kennedy ft al v. Christian. Error St. Joseph C. C. Smith, J. Action for mesne profits by Chrrstian et al v. Kennedy 8t Nichol. Plea, not guilty. Judgment fur plaintiffs. Plaiuiili produced the record of a suit in ejectment, mid a writ ol habevi facias posisssioiem. 1 hey claimed ; originally under a will, which the casual ejectors bad ! destroyed, the litter as heirs occupied and claimed I . . I . . - I ' I -. T I I . unci portions oi ine tract, Having uivmeu it. incsuare of Nichol was wild land. Na-"" Hrld that a joint judgment is erroneous, that each was liable for the mense pioüts of the laud be had in imjsscs.o i ami for that amount only. Judgment reversed. Mason v. Beard. Appeal Union C. C. Smith J. Assumpsit by Beard f.r the price of "101 bushels ol llax seed, to be paid for 12 cents per bushel below the Cincinnati price when called for." The llax seed was delivered in August, the price was demanded .in October. The court below instructed the jury that the price was fixed by the value of flax seed at Cincinnati at t lie date of demand. Judgment for plaintilT accordingly. Held, tliat the price at the date of the dWinry was the standard. Judgment reversed. Overturf . Martin et al . Error Ripley C. C. Smith, J. Assumpsit by Overtuil against Martin and wile and Christie. Christie was merely surely on the note, it being lor the Itenefit of Mrs. Martin w'hen sole. Christ i - gave the individual who held the note notice on ihe 27th of Feb., 1S45, requiring him to institute suit immediately; this he failed to do until 26 Dec, 1845. A suit had been commenced on ihe not, September term, ls-lf). and dismissed. Judgment was rendered ; again-t Marlin and wife, ami in favor of Christie for costs. Held, that thin judgment is correct ; due diligence had ' not been used that the, laut that a suit had been im properly commenced, for the same cause of action and dismissed, was no evidence of diligence. Judgment alfirmed. Coirin v. The President and Dirertors'of the Liberty

and Abington Turnpike Company. Error. Wayne Cir- per cent, per annum interest, anil usurious, ami tnereiore cuit Court. Smith, J. Debt by the President, Jte., the ofTenee was indictable. Judgment affirmed, asainst Colvin, for instalments due by him as a sub- Dan v. Lane. Error. Posey Circuit Court. Blacksriber for stock in said Company. Jodfjment for plain- j ford J. Debt by Lane and another apainst Davis, on tiffs. Colvin claims that he is released from liability to j the judgment of a court in another State. Pleal m7 rfenav Iii iihsnri r.t l,v tho ohantftf. of the location of the : 6rL General demurrer to the plea. Judsruent for

road after he had subsciibed Held, That there lieing no condition in the instrument suhscrilied that the road should follow the route desired hy Colvin, a change of location does not release him from liability to pay said subscription. Judgment affirmed. Hathaway, for the use of Ncthrr'ut. vs. Hathaway. Error. Putnam Circuit Court. Perkins, J. Trial liefore a justice on the 19th. New irial granted on the 23d. Certiorari. Circuit Court decided that it was granted one day too late. of . Held, That this is incorrect; that the grant was made in t'tie under the statute requiring a new trial to be ' J ' r J I . ik. J .- ..I' (rial ml 17 n-u '" aiior ju .".....i, u ..... ... t F SL" 1 I "'I '1 HI I ill' I I I 4 I . fcS . . i i r - i ' . . . . Lefforge v. West. Appeal. Franklin Circuit Court. Perkins. J. Bill in Chancery by West. After stating that Leflorge was committing waste, and that complainant is aiezed in fee of the premises described, the prayer is, that "on the final hearing said lands may be decreed forfeited to your orstor, and such other relief given as may be meet." Decree for complainant. Held, Tbat the bill makes no case for a court of

equity, seeking simply possession of the place wasted und damages. A prayer for an injunction for discovery or account would nave given jurisdiction. Decree reversed, will, leave to complainants to amend. Roswell v. Simonton. Error. Elkhart Circuit Court. Perkins, J. Bill by Roswell agnintt Simonton. Bill dismissed. Upson Sc Doan owned 80 acres of land.

Mnionion held a mortgage on it. Lpson et Doan divid ed it, Upson sold his share to Roswell. Simonton after ! this foreclosed his mortgage, making Upson & Doan oaiy defendants. Sold all the land, and obtained jodg- i .. ' J Held, That the whole tract was liable tobe, sold ; that it would be inequitable to subject the share of one debtor m the navmnt of the whi.l mnrtmrn .l,.l,i T!,i ter t,e si,, l)nitcr ti,e decree of foreclosure he miht have filed his bill, and redeemed the whole land by paying decree and costs. That the mortgagors should have been made parties as tl'e plaintiff demanded a new accounting of mortgage debt. Bill properly dismissed. Decree affirmed. Brown et al v. King et al. Error. Ohio Probate Court. Blackford, J. The Clerk of the Ohio Probate Court, in January, lS.V). granted to Jerusha Brown, Tapley and ! X - f i W a Dodd le tr of administration upon the estate of Daniels; ultnra lw i r il l .tntht am rnoorl I' Arb- r..m H- Mutton t creditor ol tne estate. King obiecteu. prtKlueed a no tice to the clerk that he intended to apply for lqttcrs;and presented sworn accounts to the amount of over $500. The Administrators produced the sworn account of one E. G. Brown lir $149. The court declared the Clerk's appointment void, and appointed Kiuipton and North. tW, First That the Clerk had the authority to grant the letters the right to administer not being controverted i by King, it not appearing that he ever applied to the Clerk lor letters, or showed him by an account verified according to the Stitute, that be was a creditor of the e-tafc. Second It is not discretionary entirely with the Probate Court t ratify or set aside the Clerk's appointment, the Court being bound to ratify it unless some vailid objection is made against it. In this case the largest creditor is entitled lo letters of Administration. The Probate Court erred in setting aside the Clerk's appointment. Judgment reversed. Kin v. The State. Appeal. Jefferson Circuit Court. Blackkorp, J. Indictment for r tailing. Judgment fir the State. Error assigned that the indictment concludes contrary to the form of the Statute, in the singul ir, instead of against the form of the Statutes, in the plural. Held, That this is an oX nee in violation of the f'3d section of the 53d chapter of the Rev. Sat. of 1S43. That the Statute of 1S43 (It. S. 1X43, p. 235.) a Statnte of 1847, (Acts of 147, n. 46.) a Statute of 149 (Acts of 1849, p. 83) have no relation to the description of the offence in question or to the quantuti of the punishment. Those Statutes only regulate the operation ol said 93d section. Judgment affirmed, with five per cent, damages. Gregg v. Strange. Error. Hendricks Circuit Court. Dismissed by agreement. Martin v. Williams. Error. Decatur Circuit Court. Dismi-scd by agreement. Tiii'HSDAT, May 29 131. Rogers v. Smith. Error. Dearborn Circu.t Court Smith, J. Notice and motion, under the statute, by Smith, sheriff, aiainst Rogers, a purchaser ot an exe. cution sale, to re. over the difference between the amount, that he bid and failed to pay, and tke amount for which the propeny was s.i'.-cq iciiilv sold 4o another by sal. I officer. Pleas; First No such judgment as described in the notice. S v ond Property sold was not pioperty of execution defendant. Judgment for the amount claimed, and ten per cent, damages. It was proved t tin t Ropers, before the sale and his bid, knew the title was in dispute, and had conversed about it. Held. That thefiile carcat emptor applies strictly to execution s:iles; that the sheriff sells only what interest the execution defendant has; that if one chooses to bid for property in dispute, this lr!ct is no defence to motion lv sheriff to pay over the money. Judgment affirmed. The llnanif Coinnywioiers of Johnson County v. Hicks. Error. ""SakjijrtaCircuit Court. Smith, J M. tion by Hicks for Mt;.rrl.4if to compel the coinmissioners to make an a lowanee for services as county auditor. Rule to show cause granted. Commissioners an-vvorcd. Answer demurred to. Judgment that the plaintiff wos entitled to compensation for the service performed: commanding the commissioners to m.ike the allowance. A question arose as to the construction ol certain statuti s perseribing the duties of county auditor ami bis compensation. Jhld. Fust That such a question could not properly be tried on the motion for mandamus. Second That if any thing was due for said services, the plaintiff had am.; her remedy than a motion for 11 mandamus, which was improper in this ease. Judgment reversed. Pruitt et al v. The Shelby rüle Lateral Branch Railroad Co. Error. Shelby Circuit Court. Smith, J. Motion in the Circuit Couit Feb. 1S41I, to grant an appeal from the award of appraisers, made in Feb. H48, for damages on account ol the making said Railroad through the land of plaintiffs. Motion overruled. Held, That under the Statute pioviding that such appeals shall be ta'ten in thirty .luv-, this ruling is correct. No imnroocr conduct on the nart rtf the a iMirais -rs. or jfthc Company, ami no unavoidable circumstances bemrr rnauc to ai pear Judgiii Mit allirmcd. - Lane v. Leet. Error. Tippecanoe Circuit Court - ,. o , Ii, Perkins, J. Canal boat Trenton, attached by Leet, Lane. f ....... n. I , t. . ., .i um I .,nn i i i ' . . siiinii'ii 'i i"f iii'I'viii i ir'u. vji.' i.i," . uuiiv filing bond to release her. At trial Lcct and Lane ap- - . . pcarcd. Judgment against thaboat. Lane appealed Macc Attorney for boat, nmvca to. dismiss overruled. Ulf'-red to go to trial on behalf of boat. The Conn tried the cause as between Lane and Lcct. Judgment against Lane. Held, That the appeal from the Judg.ncnt of the Justice vacated it. The cauafi standing in the Circuit CoOrt is a cause le tween. Lane ami Leet ie noro. Motion to dismiss was properly overruled, and judgment rendered ! for plaintilf. Judoment alfirmed. TAc Centrsville and Abi'izton Turnpike Company v Barnett et al. Appeal. Wayne C. C. Perkins, J Bill in chancery by snid company against Barnctt et al. contractors, stating that they were perlorining their contract in an unworkmanlike manner and would fail to complete it in time. Thecontract contains a clause, pro . . . . . . viding that the Lngineer and President may declare it void, upon a failure to perform it according to its stipulation. This was done and ratified by the company. The defendants kept possession of the road, had a few hands at work, were insolvent, were doing complainant irreparable injury. Prayer to resti aju and enjoin defendants from committing waste oi trespass and intermeddling with said road. Injunction refused. Held, First That the contract leing forfeited, the defendants are mere trespassers, a court of chancery has no jurisdiction to enjoin trespass in this ease, irreparable injury not being likely to ensue Irom the acts ot two insolvent meu and a few hands. Second That mere insolatoncf tn a trespasser1 will not give a court of chancery jurWlictiön,. -Judgment aFirmed. Bjurgejs v. Bürgest et al. Appeal. Union Circuit Couit. Plrkis. J. Dill for partition by Jas. M. Burgess nn. I Bail Burgess, agaitrlMlohn L. Burgess, alleging that is -IH-10, Martha Burgess, the mother of both parties and others died, seizcain fee of the land sought to be divided.- The answers show that the father of these heirs died, leaving a farm ; that Jas. M and Basil sohl in 1823 and lS2ri. their shares in this farm ; that in IMS the other heirs sold their shares, gave I Loir mother $12(K) of the proceeds of this sale, with -hieb she bought ths land in w I ich Jas. M. and Basil each clnim a share as heirs of thtir mother. The court below decreed they were entitled to such shares. Held, That complainants-have no interest in the land ; that the mother held as a trustee for the heirs whose mony was expei.ded for it; and that they only are cntitie.i to partition- Liecreif revcrseu. Witkermm v. The State. Error. Jennings Circuit Court. Blackford, J. Indictment for contracting for usurious ir.terest. Plea not guili . Judgment lor the State. Fine $10. It was proved that one Alley employed an agent to borrow money; that ihey together, went to Wilkerkon ; that Alley executed and delivered his note to Wilkerscn for $550, payable in one year; that W. handed agtnl $550. who handed $5.10 to Alley and $50 back to W.; that it was understood between agent and W. that this $50 was for interest. Held, That this was a contract for the payment of ten nlaintilfs. Held, That the judgment of the court helow is correct , the judgment recited in the declaration, which is in the ordinary form, being matter ol record in another State, must le taken as matter of rscord here; that the general issue is not ni debet but nul tiel record ; that the former plea leads to an issue on the merits of the original suit, and bence is bad. Judgment nil: mini. ItTThe poultry of the United States is valued in the statistics at $20,000.000 the State of New York having over two millions invested in if. In the egg trade the citv of New York expends nearly a million and a half dollars annually. The farmers are liestowing a greater amount of attention to the raising of poultry, and it is probably one tbeir liest sources of revenue. ILTThe Louisville and Frankfort rail road is completed to the river on the opposite side of Frankfort, and the ears are now running on it. The rail road wire suspension bridge across the Kentucky river will be completed probably in a month or six weeks.

.v..v.,w.,uu, .M"-"" v.v .cHu,a.. i.A.fi.u.. p()Stri;Te am miHlesct rating will be the same as here- nn wacher, uua?v.

u l" c.mm, sT""' ; one ptcscuicu an nc- ,olre ex, ept as lo lelter9 lo or hom California and Or- i ' I : uVl Tft? ri, count sworn to, to the amount ol $.62. Also a not.ee in reh.ct towhicll speciai instructions will be here- No. . I ! br '.V.V.tt.-.'lii HAV- ' to the Clerk claiming the appointment as the largest aHor .,. v. . ku. a.5o.a.m V.L

Off cial. Decisions under the Few Postage Act, made by the Pottmatter General, after consulting tcith the Attorney

General. June 11, 1851. The postage on all bound books, and on all other printed matter, except newspapers and periodicals published al intervals not exceeding three months, and sent from ,i.n nrfi,. of n!.i;,...M., t t.,l Z-J Us. fi,i - Ü , " . ,J " " " SmmmlSSST, ..I o,.,l,o.l si nmUmu 1 m,t " the amnmit paid und marked on Mich punted matIit is not viitii. i.".r to ..-.v tliA cvholn nnt era ')!.. f kn excess of weight beyond that paid for is to be charged with double the rate which would have been charged if pre-paid, and the postage on such excess collected at the olfice of delivery. II, by the neglect of a postmaster, such matter is sent j without any pre-paymcnt, llie double pre-paid rate must I b collected on delivery. Postage must be charged on all letters, newspapers. , j and other matter, according to the distance on the route I by which they are forwarded; and this (unless other-, j wise directed by the sender) must be the route by ; which they ill soonest reach their destination, although that may not lie the shortest route. vu iLiiviii to nun iiiuii uicat Liiiiuiii, rnini tue t,"tli nenl of Ku whp sent throa2h England.) the rates . . n . 7 (Ja letters to and from Great Britain, (and the contiOn all letters to or from the continent of Europe, not sent thnMMk England, the United Sstates inland and sea postile 1, in äll cases, In-ombined, and will be twenty cents the single rate, without regard to the distance the same are carried within the United States. The mode of rating will be the same as heretofore. Full tabular statements in regard to the rates of postage, both foreign and inland will soon be published. Subscribers to periodicals to obtain ihe benefit of the provision in regard to prepayment, must pay the full quarter's postage Ik? lore the delivery of ihe first number, when there are several numbers to bo delivered during the quarter. If, by reason of any increase in the size of the periodical, or otherwise, it shall appear that the winde quarter's postage was not so paid in advance, the suh-criher will lose the benefit of pre-paymcnt, and the numbers received djiring the whole quarter will lie charged with the double of unpaid rate, and the subscriber will bo credited with only the amount paid in advance. Under the provisions of the 2d section of the new postage net, no newspapers, other than those published weekly only, are entitled to circulate free of postage in the counties where published. The office of publication is the office where the newspaper is printed. In determining newspaper postages, the distances are tobe computed trom the otlicc ot publication, and not 1 from the county line of the county in which the paper is puiiiisiie.i : anu tne instance is also 10 be computed over the route on which it is carried. Newspapers published weekly only in a county adjoining the Canada line, may lie sent free to Canada, provided they do not leave the county of publication . until the y cross the line into Canada. Newspaper publishers may send and receive their exchange newspapers to and from Canada, free of charge. A newspaper is ni t a periodical within the meaning and intent of the provision which requires the postage on periodicals to be paid in advance, and declares that the postage thereon shall be one-half of the rates previously specified in the second section of the act. All subscribers to newspapers were, and still are. required, by the provision, of the thirtieth section of 'he act of March, I ICOk . ,..... nnvlnnn in Inini lull I.,- ti I .1.... I.,. ...... ... .X -. .'.I lllA .-...,. 1 ... ..... ' "'IMl nil 1 . 1 let. ' 'i lis 1 .1 lui. i . ' ' . i 1 1 mcIow the cstalili-lietl rates Payments in ndvance, on newspapers and periodicals. en 11 only be made by the subscribers at the post office where they are to be delivered. The post aire on newspapers, periodicals, and other m.itler not chargeable w ith letter postage, when sent out of the United States, must be pre-paid at the full rate. Publishers may pre-pay postage on their issues, but can have no deduction of postage on account of such prepayment. When a periodical is published only quarterI jr. the actual and bona fide subscriber fr stiel- periodical may pay in advance, and have the benefit of the advance payment, provided he pays to the postmaster at the office wher ho is to receive the periodical before its delivery. If a periodical is published less frrquen'ly tlinn quarterly, the postsge must be pre-paid, and al the full rate. Letters mailed before the lt of July, thon"h delivered after, will in all eases le charged with postage at the rates in force a the lime of the ruailinir thereof. N. K. HALL. Postmaster General. BY THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA: A lRO( L.I VTION. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD! IKRKAS it has been iii.hIc kin wu lo ihe underaipiied, thai IIIKAM FIANN. who stSsslscbarccd with 1 lie murder of .lolin Terrell. 111 tlic county Morgan, broke jail on the MgM of the litli iust.. at Martitisviile, 111 said cenniy. Be it. therefore. kSSMTS that Ihe above reward of one btindred MbSfS w'i" P",d aWfJai apprehension mal delivery cf said lliratn Flyim to ihe Sheriff of the Äiid county of Manass, if taken witlnti ihe Stale, or. if taken out of the State, for Ins :.fe cut'dy and delivery lo jiirh necnl as may be appointed b- llie Executive auiiiority of Ini State to receive him. In icstunoiiy win reof. I. Josi i'ii A. WsSSaTT, Governor of s . In hum, have hcrcuiiM sei my hand, and caused to he affixed ' ' lite . al of the State, at Indianapolis, this 17th day of June. a. d . rasi. Bv llie OlITCIr. JOSKPII A. WRIGHT. CruRLFs II Tkst. Srerttttrf f Ztate. int. ritllilMSiMiui ).i ntr. in imniininit.' .'ii.mii1 dv hair, very coarse bear.l has some heard ..11 his neck under his The s.k! FImiii 1 alxml 45 war 01 aire, ol Hon.! r..miit. ,n. saiisKir clar '.-nw i -I if. . Nll'l lilllP .VM. III. Peiiei.il BllPCni ' . ... . i i - m i . i . .- -i . .. . ........ ... ..... ....... ... ....... IIIKT IS mal Ol a Iii.;!'.!'."1 num. ni"in pi. mri "lie iii'.n ill iivitni. weich about 10 lbs. lone arm. hi hands and feet, very talkative, has a st.'ppac ill his speech walks erect, and is square built. juin-la LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE. tin.1crsif.'ucl tenders his services tn claimant, ami rnhe Jl oilier.., a I a I jiM' anl Ajrciu l r the priwcnli.Mi ! claims In f.ii e l ongtress :iiul tin- Kxerutivr u.',ianmcitts, inclunin; clanrw f ir Military Houuty Uind. Revolutionary .mil other pension.. extra ml arrentntres of pay. s. nlemenl of sceieinls of puhlic oßiccrs, etc.. which will tie atleiHle.1 lo williout charge, mile success Mly j i .!- i med. Person wri tins; should communicate all the racl. in us lull a manner as possiUe. Address, piwtnee. P'd. OLIVKK TOELT. Ja.. Washington City, D. C. lie has the p!eaurc of referrins to Hon. Thomas CoBWflt, Secirtary of llie Treasury. " JSTrriiE A Docuijiss, 1' S. from Ills. " Dim i. Dicxexsox. oi Xcw York. " Hobt. Smith, of Indinna. " E. W. jMcGACGHEt. of Indiana. " EUMU Wiuttleset, Sil Coulinller. ' linn. L. Ellsworth, of Indiana. LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. stuck holders will nlca-r take uolicc. that the work on tin. roail is now riipi.liv pro. aressins;. Iet. eeli I .chanoii bih! liHlianapulis, as two-1 hints of the work is now finished. Contract have heen made for the crosMies, ami the limlier for bridges will soon 1 Contracid for. The iron ha been purchased an.! paid for, and will lie delivered m LeSSf. elte in a short lime, when the laying of ihe track will lie im mediately commenced, ami finished as soon as po.lile. nd M-e have every ansuranee ihe cars will rim lo Ij-hanon ezrly in the fall. As money will lie needed lo prepare this end of the road for ihe iron, it will Im necessary for you lo nay up onr mstulmeuu promptly, s they liecome due, lo James Itlnke, of Indianapolis. In SeplemlMT la.M. the Hoard directed that Ihe instalments should commence in October, ltOO, and 05 on each share be paid every H days. We hope ihe Stockholders will feel the necessity of paving the instalment promptly. n heavy estimate will be lo meet between Ihis and Ihe 1st ot' Jul)'. The work will BOW be prosecuted to a speedy completion to this eiiv early next gpriny. jnnel6-3w A LH i. WHITE. Prcs't. FOR RENT THE CARLISLE HOI E. INDIAN APtil .IS Tl.e tnli-s-rihcr hevnip recent lv nurclmscd il.c above commodious mmcshous. ami plea uitly locaicd Hotel, offers the -am. for rent lo a rood and rcsoonil.lc man. on reasonable terms. Jaiil ' . ... - -.. . 1 1 1 Hotel is pleasantly situated on Washington street, iwo squares west of the Slate Hou-e. Indianapolis. Indiana, convenient la ihe site ol" Ihe Terre llaule .nd Indianapolis Uailrond Det. having ihe s;te ol Ihe Machine Shops immediately in the rear. The House iscompnralively new, has been r pa nted and entirely renovaled and wdite-M-aslied .nice heilig purchased. There is also connected Wilh the House a fine Omnibus, and notwithstanding the dullness of the season, has licen doing a good tin' extensive business, under the suprinlendeiiec of Mr. 'Robert P Gray, having constantly from twenty lo thirty regular paving Hoarder, together Willi a good share ol llie i travelling custom ot tl.e -ny. The undersigned being extensively engaged in the milling hn-i-uess, which requires his" undivided attention, and Ihe present Superintendent (and family) not wishing lo continue in a business which Ihey regard as unpleasant ami disagreeable hut desiring more retirement, oilers ihisd. suable properly for rent. For further information, apply lo JOHN CARLISLE. Indianapolis, Indiana, or lo R. P Gray, ihe preaenl incumbent, on the premise, in person, or by ktier. pot paid, to JOHN CARLISLE. Proprietor. R. P. Gsvr, SuperintciiaVnl. junel3-d&wif A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice is hereby firen. thai iL the rVr.onal Property of the late GEO. A CHAPil AN . will I sold at Public Auction, al llie late residence of the decea-ed. corner of Maryland and M-asissippi street, on airirday. July 5. R"I. commenciiis; at 0 o'clock. A M. T.ic protierty ia chief! v Household Furniture, complete IiouikI files ol the Slate Sealinel, from listl t 18-W. and a few other hooks. c. Terms of sslr. as prescribed hy law. J P CHAPMAN, June 9, lS51-1aw3v Arhuiinslralor. POPULAR WORKS. NATHALIE: by Julia RssssSSSfh ; REVERIES OF A RACHKIOR; by Ik. Marvel; GRF.F.N WOOD LEAVES: hy Grace Greenwood; MOUNT HOPF. - bv G. H. Hollialer; SF.rOND IXJVE: by Martha Marlell ; TU F. HF.RHER bv W. f Mavo: THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GAULE: hy Hawihorne ; ROM ANO1" Dl'ST: from the Historic Placer, by Mayo ; F.t. DORADO : bv Bayard Tavlor: RURAL HOI'RS: by Miss Cooper; THE ADIRONDACK : by J T. Headtey; PROSE AND VERSE: hy Thomas Hood; NILE NOTES OK A HOWADJI; SHIP AND SHORE , by Rev. Walter Collon : For aale by ROSS .V RAA". jrmeia Ons door west of the U'riglu House METHO- ISM Explained and Defended, by Rev. J. S. Inakip. of the Ohio Conference. Jost received and for sde by S . MERRILI, june17 No 1 Temperance Hall. HE SPECTATOR: by Joseph Addison. jnl ree'd and frr sale jnnel7 by S. MERRILL, No. 1 Temperance Hall. FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND and its People: by Hturh Miller, jtiat received and for sale by R MERRILL, junel7 N 1 Temperance Hdl.

COMMERCIAL. Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected Dailf for the Indiana State Sentinel, BY EHLAND It FTTZGIBB0N, FOKWAEDING AND COMMISSION MKBCBAItTS, ASP WHOLUaLI ueaixrs' IX Groceries. Liquors, Tobacco and Produce, EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.

BACON-r Hoe. net . Shoulders r.ROCERIES.550 Hrooms Lead, bar , Ijeuä, white, pare. lAnd. No. 1 4, . '. OH, lard Oll, JKT Oil, Tanners' Turpentine Hraiis, white Potatoes Onions Cbeesc Butler, roll 1 jrtl IWefWsx fiinsong .0 ("it.ir sides i.. ........ as .2 25 S.00 Hum BKKK-f c-wt. net. . .2.50,; 4 .no 1 P at l.rs . . . 1 .00 !'.V.'.x5u . 55$5h 90 n 708 14 1 l;-20 0,0 3,0OÄ 3 50 ...... AM , .5,0öS". CANDIKS t lb U15 COTTON YARN f ft 23 CANDl.K 9 Slar 23 Mould 9-V CORN MKAL bu. . . .4iW) KlAlt'R f hhl 3.M-J.gu ntom-f tmshet, Apple, p reell 957t 'M Appten.tfried "5 () I'eachM. dried.. l&l.tt Almono. f Ö, I920 Raisins. P box . . .2,50&2,"5 1 allow No 2. f lrl. . . . 12.50 13 tsj Clover , Nr.. 2. hf. hrl . . .7,50" -.'m IRON ft.. No 3. F brl. .10.50 Mar . Salmon, kit FE ATI! KKS t ft,, lleM Ortlinary GRAIN'S f- tMishcl, Wheal, white..-.. Wheat, red Ilarley Kve Corn als G ROC KR I KS t, Coffee, let Rio. . Snsnr. X O Sucar. loaf Sug.'tr. crushed. . . T.u. U. P Tr. Imp Tea! Y By 1'eni.er Spice Salerulus HsBSSMS, . ( . . Mrln.e. S. H. . . Tar. X.C., r hrl Tar. I Tohacto, 9 B... MaMrr .3 00 Round and square. Castings Spriiipi Axle 27 i . 1 - a. , Aiivtla... flO.T.T, IXATIIKR .5 55 Sole. C fc .55 5S CulftAin, f dz, lti.O 50 55 1 I nner 25.O03CJÜ.00 ...an,";Morocco SR.QDSS&SJp .. .aoauo . .11 T1H Nirep A,00OMt MQl OKS-f pal. ...7-7:; 10 " is 1112, . . 1. 70 .. ..VÄA5 10I9U imp. I'ait Kran.lv. 2.0O!2.7S Alrx Slfr Cot;. ...SOO-i.SO Maplorm 3.0Os3S0 Ainruran Braialy . . . .40s 45 IMItn.dGm 1.50 OM For Wlu.Uy . . . 1 no Corn Whisky 2n Old Mod Wine . 1.25S1.75 Port Wiac raatf.fs Wierry Wine 1.7&Ä2 ü Clarel Wine at,.. 3.40 Malasa Wine 75 4UÄ.50 3 65 3 90 4 40 4.W 6.V0 3. no a no 2.tw3 2.5 4.W .65O5T.00 KüOftl.l 3,00 . ..MM Domestic XAII - keg, lOd 6d 6.1 4d 3d Brad , !s40 , 13?18 1.10100 B&Si 3 Imhiro Rice . . Cijip. 1 1 R-isiii . Ginirar 2l3 . .11 al.'J I'AI'KR r r. him . Clove. 45 v ra -piig I '. ...-, ; Boil Board, rr. , Gunpowder. ke(f. .5,500.00 Soap. No 1, bar 5 Cavm iOa. I SKI l t I uahel, Alum s Nuin'etrs 1,02 1.75 Wooden UuckeU tJO Clover Flai Tnnolhv NEW YORK MARKET. New Vom. Jone Ft. FLors In moderate feqnet at uiKhangcd price. Lowest and medium grades in best demand atrl firm whe better grades are neplcclcd: sale 3,000 hb!s. at vcsterttay' rales. Qcneate Grain Wheat is offrrins freIv and favor, burert. A lo'. PTS poor, sold at !5,(I8; corn active aiul steady, sale of ' yellow al GOc. Provisions Pork saleable and firm. SM 50 f.ir new mess. 9Mj S " 14 25 for old do.; f 1300 for new prime and 13 00 for old do. Laso Qaiel and heavy at s S WittsKY 2.1c. prison and Ohio, with a snnll stock. CINCINNATI MARKET. ClSCIXMATI, Jun 17. Floi r Sale this morning of lit bbla. si 13 40 and 1U0 do. al I 83 40Ä342. and PJOdo. at 53 37, indicating no change from yesterI day' There is no demand except for lots to supity the retad tr.mc. J Psovisions Sale 12 hhds. plain bacon hama yesterday afteruoou. at 7Jc ., no trausactious ihu ruoru:ng. Shoulders held at Ojc.aud sales al Pje, j Wiiisxy Prices are lower to-day. Sales 100 bbls. from canal al I 17 Jc . 370 from river at 17c, and GO frou. .vaguiu at 1-c , imports I past 24 hour. 014 hbla. CHEEsr Sales SO boxes at 5c ; market dull. Seem Sale Ixi flaxseed at ft 40. Groceries Market unclianscrt and dull; sie 30 bajj', fair Co. fee at 9Jc. Sigar Sales 20 hhds. fa r sugar at 0c. Rice Sales 5 tierces on privute terms. Dried Fruits Sale 75 bu peaches at SI 00 Irs Sales 30 tons c 'Id Musi pigs at $25 at 5 months RAILROAD LETTING. A Usttltiil of the rradnRtios of he reiuauiuig fifty nnl of llie Peru aud ludiaiiii olis HailroiHl. enibra.-niü ll e hue frorrr NoHesville to Pera, Livill lake place: Commencing at .Noblesville. lor ihe work wiih n llamiilnn county, fioni Sec. 1 to 14. inclusive. Tuesday, July 15lh; at Tipton, for the work within Tipton county, from Set. IS lo 8t, inclusive, cn Thursday, July 17th; al Kokonm. for the work in Howard county, from Sec. 25 lo o7. inclusive. Sauuday. Ju'y 19lh; and at Peru, for the M-ork M-itlnii Miami couuty, from Sec. öfc to t9, inclusive. Tuesday. July 23. MM. The M-ork generally M ill be liirht, yet embankment and exeavaI ions of some mngiiitu.l wil I r-'-.n'i. :c 1! or. i.c- ! lute river, the Cicero. Turkey. Mud. Kokomo, Wild Cat, IVer. the Pips Creeks, and the Wal ash river. Estnnaics and paymeuis will te matte monthly. nul promptly percent in cash, msl 20 r cent in Ihe slock ol ihe Cnmpanv. on . , . . . - i " II. t- if )iii il t .f ill ill I- r 'ill I nil The work to lie r.ifnpieted on or be fore the tst.Iay of January, ls.52 Profiles, rules. p ttleSMisna, and blank contracts lo be seen :.t the diflereui -nmU. ttiret-HSya pre loaa tollie reieelive l.'lting. Hy order ol" the-Board. W. J. Holm ax. Enc.ueer. JOHN BtTtW, President. Indianapolis. Mav 3. 1-51 -mavC-wlSajaly STATE OF INDIANA, BOONE COUNTY. Is THK Proratk Coiist rriR AioistTssj. 1S5I. Petition fvr Partition and Dvtrer. Solomon Burk and Hellena his wife, vs Thomas King and Hathar.nc his wife, Siram Peters. Philip Peters, Rebecca E Peters. EttselMtt. IVters. husaimah Pcten, Voinulinc Peters, Silvester Petir, and I xiv iua Elrod. BE it known, thai on this 21 day of Mar. MM. the said Solomon Buck fi'ed m the office af the Clerk of said Boone Prolate Court, his nffi lai n thai sa d Dell Philip I'etcia is not at this lime a resident of the Slate of Indiana. Therefore the said Pni.ip Peirr is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of the petition mtheahore named cause, against Inm in said Couit. and thai unless he appear in said Court, on llie calling of said cause, ai the net term of said Court, lo be held at Lebanon, commencing on the 2d Monday in August next, and answer or plead to sn.d petition, the same, and the mailers therein contained, m ill be taken as confessed, and held as irue against l.iin Attest. WM. C KISE. Clerk. mne12-3M-( wlp By L Lae. Deputy. STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY. AT the M iv leim of the .Marion Prolmie Court. A. D . l.sSt. sa'. Court declared the estate of NATHAN PADGETT, deceased1, lo lieprobablv insolvent; Creditors are then fore required to file their c'a.ms apuinst the eiate. for allow ance in the said Probate Court, Within tec moirih Ir. m the date hereof, or they will not If entitled to pay m-i t. THOMAS MOR ROW. .May 23. 18Sl.-jOiuS-3w(w) Administrator. STATE OF INDIANA. HANCOCK COUNTY. Is the Ha-Ncocs Prorate Coi rt.Ai gist '1'er.x, A. D , l?5f. Petition to set! Krai EsUte. John Foster, Administrator dt boms non, M iih the will annexed, of ti.e estate ol V il'itim ICIlslierry, decease. , vs. l.cvi ElUlerry( Jackson BsMssgrT. M.les Elislf rrv. Davkl Ellsberry. Beuion EllaIf.rv. RelH-c'-a Kilsbern-. Robert Ell.herry. William Eliaberry, Solomon T. Kaiible. aiu4 C.: ri-a Knublc Ins Wile. B' E il known, thai on the 2cth dar of ?!ay, A. D., t-51. John Poster. Aclmiui-tralor. 4ce., tn smd r-iai. . tied in the ofire of the Clerk ot' the Hancock Proliatc Court, his iet.lion in the abe entitled caue, lor the sale of the real estate of said deceased, to wtt: The S E 1) ol ihe S. K qr . S K TV 15. R 7 BM N E qr .S 10, T I "). II 7. I". l . iir . N E. qr . S. 19. T 15. T. lo. K. 7. BIMl A . in". N W . , . s IS. T IV R 7, in all f acres, in the county iW . . . MC. . .' J . . . . . .1. .. . . 1 . J llai.co K alio laie a.iresBin ior nie w.mrui .i ux .um oi hn deecleni, and to make distribution anions the said heirs: and alss ti.e :.hd il of m vi s nil ics:,V pv, rscn. -I.i wnig that tl.e raid Solomon T. Kuuble Stat Clarissa hi Mife. ami David Ellsifrry. are not restdents of the State of Indiana. The said SoVmou T Knuble. ansl Clarissa his M-H'e, and David Ellsberry. are therefore hereby notified of the filing aiKl pendencv of said pe lition, and that ihe same will he heard at the next term ot tne Mancoc rrouatc Loun. to if t ciu ai Ihe Court House in Greenfield, in said county, on the first Monday j of August next. MSSK ILUA.M il-i:.Mls.. RA R11.ET. Any foi Petitioner. Lltik It r.C may89-3w! ) STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY, SS. Is the Marion Cmcvtl Coirt, Jcsk Tekm, A. I)., 1851 Riö far Dtroret. Margaret Dnmron vs. Samuel Damrcn. BE il known, tbat on the I day of May. A. D., I?51, the aiior named Complairmtit filed her Rill lor Divree. in the above entitled cae. in the office of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court; and also the nflVlnvit sf a rfisniK rested person, that aaid Delendant, Samuel Damrosi. is Msil a resident ot llie Slate ( ladiaaa. Tho said Defendant is, therefore, hereby notified of the filins; and pendency of said Bill, and that unless he appear and plead lo. answer or demur to said Bill, on the first day of the nexi term of sad Marion Circuit Court, lo lie berun ami held al tbe Court House, in Indiauaplis. on the Second Moialav in Juae neil.the said Hill, and ihe mailers and Ihmes therein contained, will be heard and dcierminrd in hi. al-enee WM. STEWART, Clerk Btsws a Mr Krr. Sols, for Com pi l. niayE-3w(W, STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY, SS. Is THK Prorate Cot rt of Marion ''w tt, April Term A. D., 1SS1. f Petition for the tell of Real F.ttau. Eli C. Snlprove. Arlmiimiralor dehenit non of Lewis G. Powell, deeeased. vs. Elizabeth Hand, Isaiah Hand. Henry Green Mundy, Sarah Mulidv. Joyce Powell. FraiK-is Powell. William Powell, James Pawdl, Sinclair Powell, John Powdl, and Joha Saow. BE it known, lhal on the 5lh day of Aja-il, A. D., TS51, at April Term of said Conn, it appeared to the satisfaction of aaid Coart. by the Sheriff's renins tn ihe process in the above entitled case, thai the defendants. Elisabeth Hand and Isaiah Hand, and Fraiwi Powell and Sinclair Powell, are not residents of the Slate of Indiana Therefore it was ordered hy eajd Court, dial notice of the filing and neudrncy of aakl petition he jriven in sasd derasissls Tbe said defendants are, t -refer, hereby notified of the fünis; and pendency ef said pennon, and that unless they appear and plead lo. answer fw demur So said petition, on the first day emt ih next term of suxl Pn-bate Coan, to be begun and held at the Ceart House, m the euy of Indianapolis, oa the last Monday in Ma uet. then Ihe matIrrs end Ihiycs therein contained, will be held as uue, and taken as eonfessesl as to said defendant!. , . By onler of the Court. WM STEWART, Clerk. Jons Caves, Att'y for PetitionsT. sswyfj -Sw(wl I ELECTION NOTICE. The annual election of Directors of A the Madison and Indtannpolis Railroad Company, for IhSk will be held at the office ef this Coopauy. in Madison, on the 4m Wednesday in June next, 5h.. ,W. K. JACKSON, Sec'T-mayl-gic m w sorvK S NFW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for June, thii H inv received hv ROSS A RAY f--a

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