Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1851 — Page 3

ELECT I ONRE TURNS. AUGUST ELECTION, 1851. DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT!

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Official Jtcturns of Marion County

TOWNSHIPS.

CANDIDATES. J ' O o i 2 i I i I I ( j : : 1 ; - s z z nMw A MW,. 9H 34 US I 89 in Ml Wjttl IT. P. KuiA. SN U 76 37 UM oö Ji IUI 3 KJo4 frmttrnting AW9. i b S i,!iii?,.. Cxi. IT 174 7i 91 132! 112 Dil" l-rid Wallace... 7HOj M 47 1 105 2 MM IW 1577 kmyBnür ".".'. II 14 10190 67 107' IS' HKV 121 !i Isaac So, .- -J;-. II'. :-t -I MO III llxi 113 1172 i. A. Hammond.. 73ti 4:tiö0 30 119 91 7) Iii 1 1441 B. Sandmskw... 4571 40 1 74 33 U7 91 Ol lift- 13U I2J0 Co. Com Ja! Dis. PowUl Howland, i.1 22 10a 186, 80 107! MI 110 120 I D S Beat I 07' 51. H 41 i ISO W 84 100 13t l:J7o Co. Com.- 3rf Du. Henry P T-ald.. . 645 1-117 185 BS; 100 11J HU 1 1 iSJ John Medium,. ti7 : .5- 7li IM HO -7 82 111 144 1370 Jacob fcraWrts,. ..I Ort 22 115 lU 82 101 143 15! li 14 ? i. v-i ,;fnf 7;n bo 70 47 135 90 63 03 13s 14t . Coroner S A. P.-rrv...-. . Ii 2".' 112 Hl M; 112 135 105 12011)1 Jmlreto Smith.. . 747 M 73 4" 12A 81 SS 105 134 1407 For Constitution. -.V- Iii MV. VI 5 I5n 172 16 173 1B2I12 Aeiinst rrawm'n ! 405 109 15 7 65 S9 1 11 35 t3 ". M For Exclus.oii of Necroes, 1100 15 1-1 222 177 1-1 lifo 2(i9 22 2-J"! hn wti l'i- same. 144 MW Ii 14 IS 3 le). 3Wt For Free School. HCN 'J7 77 7- Iii 1; 97 82 M 1711 Acaiiuit.K- .!..-. 'Juri 110 II 1 19 73 137) 12t' lfl6.il-.

Tor Senator, edly elected.

Jay to bear from . Longshore is ondoubt-

184

Dartholomew Cnunty Official. For Congress Hendricks, 4 1218 Rush, 945-- 273 Fdr Senator Spano, 1171

Vawter, 996 For Representative Struble 1158 Moore,. . . i 974

For Prosecuting Attorney Huuser, 529 Allison, 541 Arnold, 482 Crittenden, . . . 537 For the Constitution, 1753 Against the Constitution, 3181435 For Exclusion and Colonization of Negroes, 1855 Against Exclusion and Colonization of Negroes, 1441711 Aggregate Vote, 2192

rntnam County-Official. Sor Congress E. W. McGauhey, Whig, 1435 J. G. Davis, Deja., 1355 For Senator Henry Secrcst, Dem., I3S6 O. P. Badger. Whig 1121 For Representative II. Glazebrook, Dem., 132S A. S. Farrow, Whig,. 1315

For the Constitution. Against the Constitution, For Exclusion 8tc., , Against the same,

80 462

2375 217 215S 2166 902370

Official Vote for fJongiess. FIRST DISTRICT. James Lor k hart. L Ö. De B ruler.

Counties.

Posey Vanderburgh .U3 Gibson 905 Pike, Dubois 490 Warrick Spencer, Perry, ; Crawford, I Urn son 1.0 Orange, 043

.897 .931

I.Oi'l ..007

SECOND DISTRICT.

Floyd Clark, Jefferson,. ... Jenninga Washington, Jackaon,

Scott, .

C. L Dnnharr 1JJ98 1,37.. .1.4US 916 1,580 1,160, SiS

R. Martin. .. 1152 ...1,013 . .2,061

.1.0: .. 51 .".502 7,152

THIRD DISTRICT. J, L. Robinson. J. Watts. SwiUerland, v 1,103 1,056 Ripley 890 1,185 Ohio 414 3T3

Drarborn

1,404

.tlorsnn County Official. For Congress W. A. Gorman, Dem., 1175 Eli P. Farmer, Whig, 717 For Representative John Laverty, Dem., 1045 W. R. Harrison, Whig, 1026 For Prosecuting Attorney W . M. Fru.iklin 994 W. P. Hammond 1030

Franklin,. ... Runh Decatur, ....

Fayette, . Union.. . Wayne,. , Henry,. .

Brown Bartholomen Shelby Johnson, Marion, Hancock Mmtison Hamilton, . .. Tipton,

.1,088.

FOURTH

DISTRICT. 5. H'. Parr. 972.... 580.... 2,111 ... 1,439...

1,296 1,365

G. W. Julian. 61 010 1,81 1,4.13

5,102

4,5!0

FIFTH DISTRICT. T. A. Hsndrieks. ; 76 1,218 1,404 1 1 - I 5S7 V." V '. ... i . '. '. '. '. , 754 418

P. Rush. ...56 ..945 ..432 .1.364 ..'tki ..753 ...141

Whi)p in italics. CT Benjamin McClure. AM.tion candidate fir RepresentatiTe, rcceiTcil 2 rotes Centre, 47 ;n Detatnr. and 2 in Wayne. T-itl 52

Third District-

John L Roliin-on Elcct'd.

Koliinon, Watts, Detrborn, 444 maj. Ohio 39 Switzerland, 60 " Franklin, 189 '

Ripley. Decatur. Rush

295 maj. 260 " 90

545

R liins(n' majority, 87 Shelby Count Olfirial Vote. T. A. Hendricks, dem., (maj .) , D. S. G"oding, dem., (bmj.) Vote for the Constitution. Against, Whole vote Mat For exclusion of negroes, Against.

1062 6:j. 16! 3 242 2011 1N23 93

Carroll County. Mace's majority N211 in this county, elected Repiescntative.

Hanna, Dem.,

510 730 842 6J4

Monroe Count y Official. For Congress Gorman, dem., 1091

Farmer, whig, For Senate Michcll, dm Hester, dem., For Representative McPheeters, whig. .

B.ikirk,dcm.; 789 Martin, dem., 19

Prosecuting Attorney Franklin, dem.,... HaSBUaVoad, whig,. For the Constitution, Aiiaintt the Constitution, Exclusion, tec., No exclusion,

531

1 IS

SIXTH DISTRICT.

IF. A Morgan MiHiroe, Owen, Greene, Sullivan, Knox, ,

.Martin DavicM l,n?H Lawrence, e!3

Gorman. .1.175... .1,091... I.1UM... . 1 .22ri . . . .1,367... .. .954...

E. P

Fanner. .717 .510 .418 .2li8 1

.455 .P17

330

935 605-

1214 423 821 un-3 1271339

llrndncka Putnam, Parke Vermillion, Clay Vigo

Uflllll DISTRICT. . G. Daris. 048.. 1 JM . . 1.132 . 769.. H2..

IV. MrGauhev. 93 MJ 1,121 741 338

Boone, Montgomery, Fountain Wnrren Tippecanoe, . Clinton rarroll Howard,

EIGHTH DISTRICT. 2. Mare. 873... 1,443 .. 1,173... 437... 1,4: .. , 833... 953...

D. Brier. 819 ...1.453 . .. 1,086 754 ...1,325 667 71 J

Major Mace Elect

Tippecanoe county

ity. His majority in tin

.'iv Mace, Democrat 105 major

District about 250.

II aticock County OihVial. For Congress HenJiirks, Dem 817

Rush, Whig 640 For Prosecutor Wallace, Whig töfl Gooding, Dem t'i i For Representative Cay lor, Whig 6 Foster, Dem 764 For Sheriff Shelby, Whig 743 Sample, Dem 6!4 For Commissionir Conner, Whig, 662 Perry, Dem 707 Against Constitution 76 For Constitution 134S No Exclusion 85 Exclusion 1327

NINTH

.Madison t ouuty. For Congress T. A. Hendricks, Dem., 1111 W. P. Hush, Whig, 783 For Representatives T. McAllister, Dem., 1127 A. Shanklin, Whig, 1052 W. A. Thompson, Dem.,.. . 7G9 J. C. Guston, Whig 191 Fur Prosecuting Atl'y Jas. H. Swar, Whig. 665 Win. Garver, Dem. 952 ForClcrkV. Bcrrv. Dem 885

J. !?! it. Whig, 1063 ' Fur JstoriaU JudzcS. W. Walker, Whig, 115

Eli Hudson, Dem., 895 R. Wooster, Dem., 760 For Sheriff Wm. Roach, Dem., 1366 J. Wample, Wbig, 270 For the Constitution, 151S

Against the Constitui n For exclusirn. See., Against exclusion, See., For Common Schools, Against Common Schools

Sollivan County Official. For Congress Gorman, Dem., 134S Fanner, Whig 217 For Representative John W. Davis, Dem., 112 T. Chowning. Dem., 7f6 John Marks, Dem., 511 Joseph Dilley, Dem., 269 E. Milam, Wbig, 257 R. L. Lockridge, Whig, 82 Hon. John W. Davis is elected by a most flattering rote. Where there were six candidates it appears that he received almost a unanimous vote. This shows the estimation in which this distinguished statesman is held by his neighbors.

Benton,.... White Japer, Pulaski, Gstm, Mi.imi, Wabash,. .. . Fuiton, Koscitinko, . Marshall, ... Starke Klkhart. ... t. Joseph,. I.aporte, Porter, .... Lake

Delaware, Randolph. . . . Jay, Blackford.... Grant, Huntington, . Adams, .... Wells, A Urn Noble Ik- Kalb , Struhrn Lagra um-, Whitley

DISTRICT. G. A'. Fitch.

..396....

975. 964.. 819 . 535.. 771. . 491. ,!.!..8I6. 7sH .

S. Colfar. .".'?87

...841 ..-:i .1.070 ..470 ..901 ...388 ...m 1,118

tenth ranter. J. IV. Km

Un.

:if.

Frenton. ..911 1,127

.1.100.. ..C10.. ..474..

,..4M.

...1,112 63 485

..467

Vote on the New Constitution, aud on the 13th Article.

Counties.

324 1563 208 1359 425

i.rant t.'uanty. Brenton's (whig) majority for Congress, 130. Reynolds, dem., elected Representative.

Zimri

Join 11 County. For Congress Hendricks, Dem., 959 Rush Whig, 426 For Prosecuting tt'y Gooding, Dem., 6-S1 Wallace, Whig, 701 For Senator G . Hicks, Dem 993 Hart, Independent, 201 Fur Representatives S. E eles, Dem 762 J. B. Cobb, Whig, 544 Rest of the Democratic ticket elected without opposition. For the Constitution, 98) ; against, 396. Exclusion, 1)72; no exclusion, 101.

Dlarkfurd County. Two hundred and twenty-four majority for Borden, dem. Whig Representative elected by three majority. Clay County. J. G. Davis, Dem., for Congress, has 544 majority O.ivcr Cromwell, Whig, and George Dunham, Dein.,

elect sd Representatives.

DWilliam Garver, Democrat, elected Pioseeutiug Attorney in the Muncietown Circuit.

Delaware County. For Congress, Brenton, Whig, 25 majority. Thompson, Whig, elected Representative.

For Congres

993 913 940 897

Ilendrick County. -E. W. McGaughey, Whig

J. G. Davis, Dem For Senmtor John With, row, Whig C. C. Nave. Dem

For Representatives Watson, Whig 870 H. H. Marvin, Whig 481 H. R. Barlow, Whig 446 For Clerk, C. C John Irons, Whig 1171 8. C. Crawford, Dem 756 For Recorder S. T. BdUqr, Wing 1240 D. Carson, Whig 673 For Prosecutor D. S. Gooding, Dem 657 D. Wallace, Whig 715

Fifth District. Wo have the olficial vote for Congress from every county, except Tipton, in this district. The majority for T. A. Hendricks, dem., is 3 17. He has carried every county, so far as heard from, and Tipton will give him a majority ol about 100.

Fifth Judicial Circuit. D. S. Gooding, dem., is elected Prosecuting Attorney by 313 majority. Further returns from .Ninth District Olficial. Lake, for Fitch, 112; Elkhart, 153; Miami, 102; Marshall, 103; Cass, 134. Fitch's majority in the District will be over three hundred.

Hamilton Coonty. The official vote o; Hendricks one majority for Congress; J. H. Douthel, dem., 75 maj. for Rep.: Bowers, whig, for Senate, 164 majority; Garver, 416 majority Tor Prosecuting Attorney. For the Constitution, 413 majority, and 40 majority for negro exclusion. Daubenspeck and Kennerman, democrats, elected Commissioners.

Tenth District. Ft. Wayne, Ang. 9. II -ported majorities: Brenton, Allen 12, Noble 57, Dekalb 11, Steuben 97, Lagrange 91, Whitley 47, Jay

" 1 ( 1 ...... .

11 1 1 1 . , . . X-, 1 nrr f - , o.. t- 1 1 v . . , 1 1 .

to, nanuoipii .o, ovmwsre u, ornnt no. D'narnapiirlic,

Huntington 9, Adams 149, Wells 148, Blackfyrd 234.

Attains Allen Bartholomew, B-iiOmi. Ulacklorti,. ... lioiuic, Brown Carroll, Cas-s Clark, Clay, Clinton, Crawlbrd,. . .. Daviess, DearUirn, Ikeaiur. Dekalb Delaware. Dulsis, EUiuui, pLyette, . ... , Klovtl

I Fountain. . . ..

Franklin, . .. Full . ii, OttsMM, Urunt, Ireene Hamilton. Hancock, Harrison Ilendi icka, . . . Henry, Ilow ard Huiillllglotl, .. Jackson, . .. . . Jasper Jay, J rlerson, Jennings, Johnson, . Knox Kosciusko, . . I .Orange, . .

I Luke, I.aporle, I. iwrriK-e, ..

.Mad. soil.. Marion Marshall, .... M.I. i. II. .Monroe, .... Montgomery, Morgan. . ... Noble, Ohio, Orange,

IS) 1.7)3

1.211 59t; I.K 1,431 1.S73 1.05 1,314 ijuev "ißt 710 1.201 "öiks"

2 017 2.3 I ..".) 1,152 1.33 1 Ü22 ' i.3o' 1.462 MW

2HI 318

3rl 116 179 1-5 99 ltr

1.775 I.-V3 V.24ö liti 1 2:. 1 3!3 2.107 1,096 1,117

342 , 1,1t

1.429

2 21 e. 1,513 " 0-l' 1.473

1.760 1.232 1,51-3 7!0

T. TIGAR.

ILTJamcs D. Williams. Democrat, is elected to the Legislature from Knox county, by 202 majority, over Ex-Congressman John Ewing. Good. Doone County Gives Mace, Dem., 54 majority for Congress; Good, ing. Dem., 36 maj. for Prosecutor; Dougherty, Dem., for Senate, 104 maj.; and elects Wm. Staton, Whig, and W. B. Beach, Dem., for Representatives.

First l)it -et. Evansville, August, 8. W. J. Browü: Loi'kbart, dem., e I acted by three or four hundred majority in First District. J. LOCKHART.

Owen County -"! c : Ii., rcn-. r ii: r

Iu i vua vwi . uuiiiiaioi iiiojoi n y ui toj - r run a nil , i em . ; for Prosecutor, has 740 majority : Dobson, for Repre

sentative, 110; Constitution 1316, and Negro Exclu sion MM.

Vermillion (ossty. For Congress, J. G. Davis, deal., 25 majority. For Senator, Oliver P. Davis, dem., has a majority in Parke and Vermillion of 404. Henry Hoetetter, dem., beats John Collen, whig, 185 vote.

Fraaklia County. Robinson. Dem., 198 majority for Congress. S. Davis, Whig, and E. Withers, independent Democrat, elected Representatives. Ross and Brundrett, the Democratic

nominees for Representatives, are defeated Randolph County. Brenton, whig, 240 majority. Wilson, dem , elected

ive. Dr. Longshore, dem., 129 majority

Tipton County. Dougherty's majority for Senate, is over 300, thus electing him in the district, composed of Boone, Hamil ton and Tipton. Porter ( ouuty. Dr. FC.ch's majority 74. Harriifbn, for Representative, about the same. We aie gratilisd at this result. Mr. Harrisen is 'a most worthy gentleman, and an industrious and efficient Representative.

Perry,

Pike, Porter, Posey Pulaski, Putnam, Randolph, . . RiSey, .... Rush, st .lost-ph,. Hcotl, Shelby, .... Spencer, . .. Starke,

Switzerland, . Tippecanoe, . . Ti'itoii, I'liion. Vanderburgh, . VerniiUiou Vigo, Wabash. Warren, Warrick, Washington, . Wayne, WMIs While Whitley

2.140 1,553

315 1.203 1.531

2.375 1 215 1,050 784 1.693

1.55 Ml 2.377

b72 95 257

1141 190 49 605 '47.V (JOO 423 V.2 621

2.012 161 1.32 " 7S6

1,653 2..M1 -"1 1,575 V.331 1.035 1 o1.410 1 931

a -I"!

130

1 (S.KI 27S 661 Ml

132 546 324

6--;-j7 438 1-34 215

274 773 941 'itVi' 92 242

67 942 183

1.432

2.624 MM 1 461 1 17o

1,238 1,611 1,5U3 5s7

Indiana Legislature Session 1851-52 SENATE. SENATORS HOLDING OVEk. Countiss. Karnes. d Adams and Allen, 8. 8. Mickle, 1.. Blackford, Ac, J. Brush, 1.. Carroll J. Kiunard, 1.. Cass, G. B. Walker, 1.. Clay J. K. Hanna, 1.. Clark, J. S. Atbon 1..

( raw ford auu Urangc, H. Miller, 1.

201 144

137 39 203 179 65 32 146 97 i'i.i 415 150 46

165 184 142 131 lis" 597 75 32H 602

21-6 1,371 6S0 1,347 1534

2 160 964 1,408 952 913 1823

1,514 1.539 1,975

Gibson County Gies DeBruler, Whig, for Congress, 34 majority, and elects James W. Cochrum, Whig, Representative. Dcath or M. DAGCZaaE. Möns. Daguerre, the inventor of the method of photography which hears his name, died suddenly in Paris on the 13th July, aged 62 years.

Tosl. . .

819 1.21 r 1.820 1.563

I. -J 2,756 "'671' 769

330 22i 235 204

677 1,164 ""is' 83

723 1 337 I 974 1,147

2.171 2,3-0 579 739

Davirss, Ac., ...

Daarlicrn DeKalh, Vc, . Dubois, &c, . Elkhart Fayette and Union, . .

Floyd,

.W. E. Xiblack 1.

J. P. Millikin l . . . . K. J. Dawson, .1 B. T. Goodman, 1 ....J. II. Defrees,.... ....J. S. Heid, I J. B. Winstandler 1

Fountain, Solon Turruan, 1.

Franklin,.

Greene and Owen Hancock and Madison,. .. Jefferson, Laporte Lawrence, Marion .Miami aud Wabash, Morgan .Montgomery Ohio and S witterland,. .. Posey and Vanderburgh,.

What we didn't qnite expect. The Madison Courier seems to have been as much affected by the plaudits of the Abolition presses a by those of the Whig presses. The editor insists that Thompson, the notorious British Abolitionist, has a perfect right to go over the Union and recoir-mcnd a noncompliance with the laws of Congress, abuse, stigmatise and libel our institutions, and endeavor to stir up among our people sedition and civil war, and that " all who have no fear of the truth, and arc not themselves the slaves of eiror and of power, will vindicate bis right thus to give his opinions full utterance." That, be it remembered, is claimed for a rann, who is a sworn subject of our ancient foe, who owes allegiance to a foreign power, and who has no. hing in this country to he effected by ,he excessive outrages and horrors 01 civil commotion, which he has been trying tobring about. Were he a citizen of this Union, to be affected for weal or for woe Oy its internal policy., some apology might be offe ed for his conduct; but, as he is a stranger, is not a citizen, and does not intend to become one, and cannot be affected in his family and personal relations bv a civil war

A. M. Deicvau ! I among uj, we conceive that his conduct is beyond the

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected Daily for the Indiana Statt Stntinel, BY K IRLAND ft FTTZGIBBON, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT!; and wiouiiu MM nan m 6 ro cerise, Liquors, Tobaceo and Freda as, EAST SIDE OF TUE DEPOT.

.Geoice Berry 1

.J. J. Alexander, 1 ..John Hunt, 1 ..J. G. Marshall, 1 . . A. Teecsrden, 1 ..G. G. Dunn, 1 . .N. McCarty, 1

. . Benjamin IL-nton 1

.Joseph Allen,.

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pale of apology, let alone of vindicatio!!. Yet the Cour

ier vindicates his perfect ri"ht to act as he has done;

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Ripley Htram Knowlton 1 ' 2,"" nm om-T ai, uuni very P'amiy inumates mat Rush R. D. Loean ! Thompson has been speaking nothing but the truth and

m. josepn, ac, ...n. aaar,

Ttpperauoe,

Washington, . Wayne, ,

-J. W. Odell.

.J. II Cravens, ... .0. P. Hollow)',.

SKNATORS B IjKCT E D .

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BACON . t

Hog. net 5.50 Shoulders 4. Clear sales 6i. Hams 55j BEEF cwt- net. . .2.504 .00 ! CANDIES ft, 14JS15

COTTON YARN et I

CANDLES f ft.

Star 23

Mould I CORN MEAI-P l.u ... .2.5 IH

Fl CR bbl 22.2.90

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GROCERIES

Brooms Lend, bar Iad, white. ire. I.ed. Ne ! ...... Oil, linseed Oil, lard Oil. snerra Oil, Tauncra'

Turpentine

Beans.

Potatoes. . ,

Ceafi. Bartholomew and Jennings, licnton, Sic., Boone, dec, Brown and Monroe, Decauir. Harrison Hendricks, Henry, t Huntington and Wells, Jackson and Scott, Johnson, Kosciusko, &c, Parke and Vermillion, Perry. &c, Putnam Randolph and Jsy Shelby,

A'OfJKS. . . J. '.. Spann ,.R. G. Kendall, ..I.. ('. Dougherty,.... . . J. S. Hester . . R. H. Crawford ..Wm. M.Saffer ..John Wiiherow,.... . . K. T. Hickman . .James R. Slack, ..Frank Emerson,.... . .Oil .eroy Hicka ..Thomas Washburn,. . .O. P. Davis ..Job Hatfield. . .Henry Secrest ..Dr. Longshore, ..James M. Meeth, ...

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recommending nothing but what is right, and that no person, but he who fear$ that truth and is the slave of

"J error and of power, would do olhcrwise than vindicate Thompson's right to speak and act as he his been sneak

ing ami acting. 1 he Courier lias taken its position check I by jowl with those presses of the PJllsbuhy, Pakker j and Garrison stamp, which consider the American ' Pnn.tititlinn n Is,'. ...... '. 1 1 , 1. . . 1 1 .n.l n ....n.n. !

vwiMHimimi. A " uu; un iilii auu a t'llliaui will! death, and which regards the Christian church as administered in this country, a farce of tho basest bypocricy, and look to a dissolution of the Union, as a new era in the progress of humanity. This we did not expect of the Courier. We had witnessed with pain that its political position received the warmest commendations of the bitterest of the Whig presses, but we did not expect that the commendations of its course by the Abolition Journals, would induce it to heroine the defender of the incendiary Thompson, much less to maintain, that no persons but. those who feared the truth, would censure him for his course. What will be the next step of the Courier. Cin. Enq.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Counties. Karnes. DAftams, James t rnwford 1 . . Allen I. D. G. Nelson, 1.. Bartholomew Joseph sirublc, 1.. Blackford, J. Holliday Boone VLVh B3Cb U I in. Mnlrn, Brown William Tsggert, t. Carroll, A. G. Hanna I. Cass, W. Z. Stewart 1. f.,.b T. Ware Gibson, 1., lurK' J A. J. Hay tO. Cromwell ' (Geo. Donham 1. Clinton, James F. Suit, Crawford, O.

to. It. Torheit 1.

I W. ft, Holmnn, J. F. .Stevens, J. RcsMer M. Thompson, H. W. Barker Joseph Bean, Johu V. Lindsey, P. M. Klit IS. Davi )E. Withers. Jacob Dyce, Hufch Miller

James W. Cockrum

Grant 7.. Reynolds, 1.... Greene Au'tre w Humphrey, 1. ... Hamiltnu, James Dauthct, 1.... Hancock, John Foster, 1.... Harrison Thos. Gunn, Hendricks, K. Watson Henrv I SI Mortis, 1....

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Fathkr Mathew in Cleveland. The "Apostle of Temperance" delivered a discourse in the Cathedral, at Cleveland, qb Sunday last, after tho services for the day by the Bishop. At the close the Rev. Bishop knelt and pronounced the words or the pledge ; after him tue pastor and the rector of the Seminary, and fifteen young priests tinder his care. Verv larire numbers of the congregation followed the example. The Plaindealer says that upwards of two thousand renounced for life intoxicating drinks.

Dearborn, . Hecatur, . .. I'.ivie.s, ... Delaware, . Dubois, Elkhart, ... Fayette, Floyd Franklin, . . Fountain,. . Fulton, .... Gibson, ...

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. .N. R. I.illdsey, ...Gna. McDowell . .S. T. Wells ..R. Huey t John I. vie King, .... I F. F. Mayfield . . . Edward Hicks, . . .Saml. Eccles ...James 1. Williams.. ,..1L Otitis, . . . Fraucia Henry,

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Howard and Tiptna, .. Huntington and Wetls, Jackson, Jay Jefferson, Jenninc, Johnson, Knox Kosciusko, La (Irange, Lake

Laporte, F. W. Hunt 1 Lawrence, Mclchrrt Helmer,. 1

jThom Mclallis'cr, 1 A. Shanklin, 1 I Henry Brady 1 " Isaac Smith 1 . . . .T. Sumner 1

MadUon, Marion, Marshall and Starke, .. Martin Miami Monroe, Montgomery Moruau Noble, Orane, Owen Parke Perry Pike Porter Posey, Pulaski and Jasper Putnam Randolph Ripley, Rasa St. Joseph, Srotr, Shelby, rtu Spencer, Steuben and DeKalb,... Sullivan Switzerland aud Ohio,. Tippecanoe Union, VamleibtliKh Vermillion, Vigo Wabash, Warren, Wsrrick Washington, Wayne,

White :md Benton, WhilMOL

. .M. n. Trim 1 . . R. F. Donaldson 1 ..Saml. Ft Buskirk, 1 . D. Minion I JD. C. Stover 1 . .John Laverty 1 . .Jerome Sweet 1 ..I. S. Huffsietter 1 ..James Dobson, 1 ..Elias Hallady 1 .. Walker 1

NEW STORE.

THV. uiuiersiciied wonH respectfully .".tmonnce to the cit.zen of Indianapolis aud surroUi -ling country, thai ihry are now openinjf iu Mr. Ramsey's new u.. :.ii. on Washington st.. immediately eaM oi" t'.ie Palmer House, a large and inaiiitiecnl slock of comprising Staple and Fancy (joisls, Grx-eries. Hardware, Qneaaswarc, Mines. Iknils, Huts. Caps. &e., An;., all of which have been I'.ii.eli.-isttl in the Eastern Cities mul ( 'ineinuati. on sue h terms as will eu.-tlile tin in in compete succes-tully with the trade, either in point of priee, quality, or style. We would alo announce that we have locatfil rLrt pnrniiiiiently. and intend tiring 11 honorable melius in our s.ver to work mselves into a share oi" ihe trade. We pledge ourselves, therefore, to those will be so kind as to favor ns with their custom iu whole or in p:irl. that they shall be dealt with honest! y. am) shall have goo, Is of us on as favorable lerms as they can be bought elsewhere: n; pains shall beparcd on ourart. eitle r iu ihe seicclion of nur slock, or in the attention we shall pay lo Ihe art of p.easmg anil accommodating our customers. We believe in the doctrine of progress.on and improvement, and shall therefore, try lo keep up wall its spirit, by replenishing our slock from lime to tune with the ehoieesi uihI latest styles ot' coods. Our motto shrill le : '-We. study lo please,'' and quick sales, small profits, and uniform prices our mode ol" business. We unfold our Sag to the breeze and cordially invite all who wish to purchase goixls cheap, lot-all and examine our slock and prires before they purchase elsewhere, ami see if we cannot give them burgains. It i our intention to purehiise a large quantity of Wheat and Corn for cash. Persons iiaviu either or both lo sell, will do well to give us a call. J. J. 0CUROYEK 4 CO. Indianapolis, Ans- 4. !85L (Journal ropy.) sagS

AUTUMN STYLE FOR HATS--1851.

144

Fill ITS

Aprses. creen

Apples, dried . . . P-ache. dried.. Almonds, v I Raisins, t box . FISH Mackerel, No. f, 4P brl . . No 1, hf. brl No. 1. 9 V brl. No. 1, kits No. , e brl.... No. . f hf brl

No. 3. f brl smFEATHER .- fa , Best m Ordinary GRAIN.- f bushel,

Wheat, while Wheat, red Barley Rye Corn Mal T GROCERIES , Coffee, best Rio.... Supir, N.O Sura', loaf

Sagar. cruslied. . T ia. i. P Tea. Imp Tea; Y. Hy Pepper Spice talerntu Molasaes, N O.. Molasses. S. II. . Tar. N C. f brl Tar. Florrdn Tobacco, V' ft... Madder Indigo Rice

Copperas

Cheese

. . . .tS50 Butter, roll . . . .rt.il Ut Uu-d . . . l's 1.15 Beeswax ltk20i Ginseng .... iiJa-2,75 Tallow iJLASS box, 13.50 8 by 10 10 by 1 4404.4S HAY 4 ton,

J .(.00

isjsm . 1-3,261

Timothy

Clover is, R0- I, Bar Ro-jikl and square. . Caatiugv T-rini! Axles Anvri.

.453-50 LEATHER

4.7. 50

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. .10

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10' s 12 . i.70

l '" -I . 5-. .: ,t . f 1- . . 4 75

... .18 4 . . .1316 .i.ioeoo si 3 2 t3

DjpJ'nle

Alex. Pig' Maslor,a .

Aineriran Brandy ,

Holland 1 1 ui if Bor Whisky . Com Whisky.... Old Mad Wine.. Port Wine Micrrv Wme ....

Claret Wine e dx 3,5f

Malaga Wide "5 Dome-tie 4tSW NAILS 4J kef, 10d 3 M SVSf r-i 4.40 4d 44 3d 8.90

Brads 3.S4

..5I'1.00 20 .1.253(1.75 (31.75 I.TaisJi

Ks:n

Giiieer 1I-L12 PAPER f ream.

Cloves 45 Wrapping Gunis.wder. keg. .5,509.00 Foolx-ap Soap. No 1. bar 5' Bou. Board, er. Ca-i.i 40H.45 SEEDS t bushel.

Alum 5 Clover 6.507.0t Nutmegs 1,62' 1. 75 Flax Tff Wooden Bnc-keu JU Timothy 3,0

2 .00 a 3 23 4,0

II A T T K , Main Street, Cincinnati.

411 16 eÖ 31i

055 150 208 tä76

621 3ÜJ 02 J I 30

90 1.002 3&4 "mVi' 0 93

ss 127 455

. . W. M. Harrison :::::::::::::::::::::: .. Salter . .B. G!ar.ebrook . .John Wilson , . .Hiram A . Hen ; . . .Junius Becson ..Thoui.1 S. Slanf-eld,. ..W H. English ..William Major, ..T. Smith, !::::::::::::::::::::: (John W. Davis ' T. Chowuins 8a Porter, 1 (J. W. Spencer . ..Godlove O. Benin, ... . ..James Levistun, ...Millard Carenter,. .. ...Henry Hostetter S. B. Gookins, ' (R. M. Hudson, ...J. Cowgil ,..J. K. M. Bryant, . . . R l-wis, . . . R. Sc lioonover John P. Doughty . K. I nwreio e, Ü. M. Bulla, . . .Sol Hays ...David LilchfieM,

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On the last Sit a r lay of August we rlinll introduce our Fall Style of Hat; and we Imve no hesitation in saying il will lie th most I,, .o, I, ful Hal, bolh iu sh(iie. quality ami appointment; t..n we have ever itfered lo the pulilie. ü"?la!ers out of the ciiy who wish our Hat lo sell hy the first of September are requested lo send us iheir orders as ear!) u possible. ITT" A w-ll assorteil stoc of low price Eastern made Silk Hats; all Basis nf Soil Fur and Wool, Mexican and I ongrss Ha s: Silk Pliisli ami Cloih Caiis. Merchuuis Irom the country arc invited lo look tlirough our stock. ug7-3i.ip ROCBRLES.-V. C HANN A vV Co. offer for sale, wboU M sale and retail. IU hhds go 1. lair, and prime N. O. Sugnr; 25 bbls New Orleans and Sugar House Molasses; 75 M i Rio i oifec: 2.000 los Pig ami Bar Lend: 40 Keys Deer mul Kentucky Kille Powder; 51) Boxes 10 by 12 hii.I B by' 10 OBUSSJ 20 dozen Painted Bui kct; 15 Nesis of Tubs: 10 bau Allspice- 15 baps Pepper: 25 chests Tens; 8 Isixes Starch; 7 bhta Ssleratus: 20 hega Shot: 1 ke--Tobacco; ÜO.tSKI I 'itrar; 2.ISHJ lls Colioii Yarn; 10 dozen Decanltis tor Gro'ers; 5 eases Tumblers. Glass Jars. : 10 bale Cotton Bnltuiir. Candle W ick. c : 20. ICSI I'ereussio-i ("up.; 30 boxes Candle: -Jo malts Casia; 5 dozen Pine Wash Boards; fi bbls Tar. 10 boxes Herring; 20 reams Piiper: MlbsInUtfo; 4001b' Madder; 00 lbs Aium: 30 ibs Vutmegs; 100 lbs Cloves; Still ibs Ii um rr: 1 .IgjO 11m ltoiogua Sausages. Our terms arc Cash, and the prices bound to suit, itprta V. C. HANN A & Co.

STROLOGY THE CELEBRATED DR. C. W. RORACli, Professor ol" Astrology. Asiionouiv. l'uri no : . and liuimait. ey. combined with COAJi KA'l'IO.X. from Sweden.' olfice No. 7 locust slicet, Plii'adelphia, offer his services to the citizens of Indiana. He ha U-en consulted by all the crowned heads trf ESrope, niid enjoys a higher rcputuitou as an Astrologer, than wit on hvuujr. Nativu ics ciilciilnted according to GeomatH-y ladies tl. Oentlemen ?5. Persons at a SnUBSnM can have iheir nativities drawn by Sending the date of the tiny oi their birth. All letters containing Inf above Zee, will receive immediate attention, and nativities sent to any part of the world, written on durable paper; and he is prepared lo make u-e ar Ins power by conjuration, on any of the toUow iiic topics: Courtship, advice given for the successful accomplishment

oi a weamy mnrr:nge, lie tins the power to receem such as are giv-

en io ine Ii ee

the rerovt

nereis, i noii-jino- ol Hie alHive nau ) ( ;ises have tx-en lone in

this ciiy and its e .uv. and in ibe Lfndcd States, lo the fullsalisfaction of all. In oisi Natu iocs or Horos- op- hnr- lrn east dunnf

me last rour years while nere. Uetteis w.n answer every purpose.

- ' ..'-. , ' ib., in, i". , w i r, t in , il as tic I , - lu e use of the bottle; and for all cases of haxard. and ir tiver j of stoles or lost roperiy. and ike purchasing cf lottery

370 107 2-0

:--1.426 '15

Frnit in Oregon. Milton Shannon, son of William Shannon, formerly of Henry county, in this State writes. Fruit troes do well here. They have finer peach orchards here than I ever saw in any other country they bear in three years from the stone. Apple trees, I think, do as well here as any where else in the world. Gene -- al McCarver has tue finest apple and (reach orchard I ever saw. I believe. They weie all in bloom when I arrived here. I thought it was the handsomest sight in the shape of an orchard that I ever saw. I took dinner at his house and eat apples that he had raised last year.

Hemffield Railroad . The sum of 50,000, has been subscribed in Washington, Pa. , towards the completion of the Hempfield Railroad.

From Now Mexico. The latest intelligence from New Mexic) we find in the following extract of a letter, dated Independenck, July 22, 151. The Santa Fe mail has again reached! our pluce under charge of Mr. Williams, some days before the contract time. It brings but littlo news of interest. Amongst those who had reached Santa Fe from the States, I notice the names of Messervy, Beck, Judges Mowers, and Watt. Business prospects were rather flattering to the early traders, but to those coming in last, a season of dullness unprecedented except iu 184S like that

year, though,. liCfore its expiration, other avenues for trade may be opened up, utilooked for, which will consume tho greater portion of the merchandise that enters left the Territory. From points below, none otner than a quarter master's mail had arrived. The citizens of the Rio Abaja complain bitterly abafJt their mail facilities and arc urgent to have a correspondent mail, at least, with the one from the bates. The Legislature was in session, but little doinir. Much excitement has existed amongst the Pueblo Indians, on account of certain expressions of the Governor iu bis inessnge, and udvantage has been taken cl it by the Reynolds pany. which has caused no little trouble, and may take aoi.te lime to tpuict effectually. The artillery which was in SaiiLa Fe has been ordered to Taos. Unless greater care is taken by the ollicials in the Territory, trouble will sprinu up, endungerinu the lives and property of

manv valuable citizens. Much is expected of Col. Sumner, if he is as efficient as anticipated, peace and contentment will again prevail. A i saiail man bv the name of Mullignn. a clerk of

Dodge, of Cibollita, while passsing from tl at town to Albuquerque was attacked by eight Navapcs, and badly wounded, but escaped with his life. F r Navajocs (Indians) induced to come into Cibollila, were set iiou by a party of Mexicans and three of the party murdered. A chief of these Indians was recently whipped in public by older of the officer in command at the same town. Tho troops. Col. Sumner's command, went up the BAit Fort route, instead of the Cimarone. Disease was yet with them, to some extent, so says the surgeon of the post, Mann's Fort. At this jpost the cholera has broken out, and from one to three ol the soldiers are dying daily. While the mail men were there two soldiers were buried. The mail was attacked by a party of forty or fifty Indians, only four of whom showed themselves at the Narrows, a little this side of the place where While's party were killed they retreated back three miles to Beck's train of wagons, previous to which, however, they made Igte with them and killed one. After this skirmish they had no M trouble. Judge Mowers takes the Southern Circuit. Judge Watt the Northern, and Judge Baker remains a: Santa Fe. " So Dies a Wave alokc the Shore." A Government train of Poitowatomie Indians frm Michigan passed through our streets on Monday. They are the remnant of the tribs on their way to new hunting grounds at the far Northwest. So tfiey pass away. There is something mournful in the sight the last of that prond and powerful race, broken in spirit and corrupt in blood, passing from shore to shore, toward the last remaining acres of their inheritance by the setting sioi. Homestead exemption is not for the, n Kenosha Dem.

ana win uo as wen ns io ea'i in person, uno the mail is now to Sale lhat persons need not n-ar to trust money through the Poal Office. I)i Rohack receives iiora M0 to 100 letters monthly, and has never missed one. All etteis will be religiously attended to. as aforesaid For more particulars, ca'i at ihe oihre of the SeiWnel and get an Astrological Alma iac. gratis. C. W. ROBACK, No. C. White street. New York City lt Be particular io mention the Post Office, counly and Slate. tO" Ail communications kept religiously secret. feb26 DELZEELL & TYLER. Book-Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers, Journal BuiUlinfs. opposite Branch Bank.) INDIANAPOLIS, IND. AT which p'aee will roiutuntly be on hand, a full and complete assortment of Ubuik Books of every description ; also Justices' B üiiks, B ank ee-. eV-c Stationery of evert dearnption constant

ly on hand of the best quality, and wilt be sold cm tlie moat reasonable terms. TO COUNTY OFFICERS. We are now supplied with a superior assortment of the different Record Papers ami are prepared to npply County Officers with Recorrls with or wilnoul printed heads, of the very best material and on sncii terms as i . insure satisfaction, and in workmanship, inferior to none ui rjse West. We are iu possessio of all the different forma Ilsen iu ihe offices in the State, and feel -.asm cd that, should yea favor us Willi your opWs. enure satisfaction will ? given. Panicular attention paid to rc-biiidmg old books. au-.-2-Ginw TO PHYSICIANS. Any Physician wishing a locstion near Indianapolis, with h practice worth at leal $2.000 a year, a

cooo awatinsn house, ami i

further inloriiiHiii to Wm Hauuaman

use, and in a first rate neighborhood, can apply fa

jiil)'39-3w

INFORMATION WAJJTED.-li "Mrs. Marc and relict of James Carter, deceased, or her e za, (who intermarried with a man bv the name John M Girier, will make known their whereat

-r. widow Wary Eli. Juic. I and

oi- to Joseph Car-

JOlliN O'KANi: aV SONS' NEW BOOK STORE.

rF. announce to our friends, to I? or. Coi.-.tv V. r-

:,a'its. Teacher, Professional Gentlemen, mid book buyers

eneruliy, thai we have opened, in Imbannpo1 s. Marion counly. Indm. a. n new Book Store. We are prepared M inyinnc to supply the irade. iu liui;e or small quantities, with nu entire new and fresh stock of Books imrJ Siaiionery. We keep always on hand a large and complete us oil mint ol Al - Isueous. Theohiyical. Law. Medical, Coinim-n Keimöl, ml Classical Hooks; log-ether with a ldl stock ol' Suiple nnd Fancy S:alioiuty. We are confident it would be lo nie interest of Co miry Merchants and al! other. wishing lo purchase books lo live us a cull. All oi lers lhaiiVlully received, mid we n-ure those wlioseud lhat ihcy will he filled promptly. Puri-ru'e' uin-mion paid in orders by Hsaa of otherwise tor quantities ot simile volumes. Beeswax and KSSJS wauled. JOHN O KANF. cV SON S. may2:lwif N. 4 Norris Buildings, uodar Odd Fl Mows Hall.

A CARD. Messrs. FIF.t.!) A- SLOAN take this tnrihod of

ainiouiiciug lolne commuuily at large, that they are now pre

pared to receive orders for all kinds ot Chairs having every lacil tv. (includiiis liie best of power und iiutchuierv,) thev

can and will manufacture as cheap as any establishment in the Cuioii. Hotel. Halls. OiTiees. Ve.. furnished with a superior arlle'e of AaavCaSM at rtces lo suit lite age. All orders from a dislimi-e will meet with pionqH alteuticu. Country dealers will be upplied at prK-es which will insure them n ;,rooil profit. Rikmiu on Washington street, ncx' iaoT SS Biddle's Auction Rooms All work warranted. N. B. The MsJksS) price will lie paid fr Poplar. Walnut, and Maple lumber, Hiekory im Muple turnnic l.inlier, dec. julyl2-wly 0TANIC LABORATORY AND DtfUG STORE The tnaadersiiined. Alliecai ie ami Drugcists liave constantly on hand and lor sale. Whole:de and Retail, a full und fresh a-.-r::iu 1.; oi pare BO PANIC MEDICINES, which they offer lo Physicians,

Druggists, nisi 'onsumars at the lowest t iiicumatl prices. As "ihey procure iheir foreign article directly from the heaviest linpoilers of ihe Knsterii Cilies, und pu paro the native ones al their own establishment, together w tii .i tous Coni)Ouiid and Vegetable Kxtiacls, lliey are nble not only to ,'urinsli their Medicines at extremely low price, but i.lso lo guanuitee their freedom from adulteration At the above named e-tnb'isbment may be had a' so, a variety of oilier Drin:-. Spa es. Dye Sind", Garden and Flower Seeds, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps. &e . all of which will be furnished on very reasonable term tu dealer - and consumer. Orrlars fiom a distance, sent by mail or otherwise, will meet with prompt attention. The highest market prices will be given for Medical root and herbs. j. p. rorc CO.. South file tf Washington Street, near the Palmer Honr, augl-lwiliWwlw) linlinii:ip'li. Indiana. TO THE PEOPLE. TI1K. iindersieued havme purchas

ed Hie stock ol llrugs. m iiie.nes, onu I'uims ot urr ocr ri-ton V Allison, would call the attention of PHYSICIANS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and ihe public in general io an

exam-pat ion iiem la-lore iirclio-iug lieing sutisheU that, uotn (or quality of Uood and cheapness of price he will make it an object for them lo trade here. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTION'S shall lie put up with die zrrat. est cure ut all hours of the day or night, by an experienced Apothecary, and none but ihe PI'RKST ARTICLES shall be used m compounding. I have been for ihe luM sixteen years iu the Drug Trade, ami having permanently located in this City, would ask a cnntiusanee ol" lue patronage heretofore bestowed upon lliis establishment, wuh a large increase. Being fully aware of toe immkkse advamtaoe, bolh to ihe Buyer and Seller, of the Cash system. I shall adopt this Ian of doing business, and I hesitate not to say, that I wiM sell goods from 20 lo 2 per cent lf.s than the ma who doe business upon the Credit System All of which is most respectfnlly submitted, julyll W. W ROBKRTS A DMINISTRATOR S NOTICE The undersisned ha been J'lL appointed by the Probate Court of Msr'in cosety, Indiana, administrator of the estate of Thomas McCliutock, late of said comity, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and 11 persons having claims against aatd estate are requested to present them, duly authenticated for settlement. The estate Is probably solvent. aug!4-3w POWELL HOWLAND. Adm'r.

n r. of Washington Ci y. D. C. they will hear of something to their snVaMasja. a . l STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS: Is thf Probate Coibt or said Marios CocltTT. Petition to S'U htal Esra'e. Cornelius W. Vau Houten, Adftiiaistrator of the Estate of George W. Moore, r. Benjamin D. Moore, Elijah T. Moore, Samuel W. Moore. William B. Anders and Di rcas Anders, hi wife. Benjamin Hunt and Elisabeth Hunt, bis wife, and Robert B. Duucsti. 'iiW loiiu-s said H-titioner and files, in the Marion Probate Court, his pel itiott herein and lso files the affidavit of a -lisin-: Msat d person, that the said Samuel W. Moote, William B. Anders and Dorcas Anders, Benjamin Hunt and Elizabeth ftftnt are not residents of the State of Indiana. The said r-smuel W. Moore, William lt. Anders, I'orcas Anders, Benjamin Hunt and Elizabeth Hum arc therefore notified of the f.lum and pendency of said petition, id.d that, unless they appear on the first day of the next ti im of said Probate Court, 10 be beguu and holden Ott the first Monday in October next, and auswer, plead, or demur to said petition, the same and the m-tlleis and til ups therein contaiued will be taken as true against sa:d defendant, sad a decree be rendered against them iu their absence. WM. SI E WART, Clerlt. Cobcrs eV RcrtKttTS Att'y. for Petitioner. aagl-3w(w) IN THE MARION CIRCUIT COURT I Petition for Divorce. George B. Dowme . Elizabeth Ö. DoWme. fjWLv ;llst day of July. A I. IStt, ceroe. .ge B. Dowme, JL by his solicitors, altil files in the Clerk's office of the MarionCircnit Court, his p-nthm herein, ami also the affidavit of a disinterested person, ha! Elizabeth G. Dowuie u not a resideitt of the Sl.il ol' Imliana. The said Elizahatli G. Dowuie u. therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said petition, and that unless she api- ur on the first day of the nex. term of the Marion Circuit Court, to" lie begun and holden et the Court House, in thetliy of Indianapolis, on the second Monthly oi Decern! o next, and answer or plead lo this petition, the same will lie heard in Iter absence. Attest: W.M. STEWART. Clerk. CoErns; & Roberts. So! for plaintiff. july31-3wfw)

OTICE TO OONTRACTORS. Proposals will 1 received for the grading of me Peru ami ltulianap.il. s Railroad frort

blesville lo Pern, a distance of fifty mile; end also for the

masonry of ti e Wabash. Bi? Pipe, and Wild Ca bridges. The proposals will lie lec-ived at Noblesville nnlt1 Wednesilay evcuiug Ihe 1'lth St August next, addressed in V i. Il.ilmni. Chief Engineer, at in office, where plans und prohle of the work ill be exhibited. Payments made monthly in cash, reserving 15 per cent, mill the contract is completed. The line if sec lionized, and uow ready for examination by c infractors. julylP-lm P S. The letting heretofore advertised, is postponed until Iba aliove time. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice i hereby giv. . n that the partnership heretofore existing Irctwceu PlEE-sott Mi nr-RET. Dabui C. Teal, aud Charles D Tatlok. doing business in Masonic Hall. Indianapolis. Indiana, under the name of Murphey, Teal. & Co., is this drny dissolved by mutual rs stent. D. C. Teal witlalrnw ,i irom the firm. The remainiu partners will continue the Wliolesale Grocery business in the same place and under the same name and j le a Heretofore. P1F.RSO; Ml RP1IEY, D. C. TEAL. jnlyÜS CD. TAYLOR.

i ' OTICE is hereby given lhat I will expose lo sals at public aoe-

J.W l"0, oil SaTiiolay. ihe :Nh day ol August, A- 1. Itoi, late residence or William Dixon, deceased, all llie personal pi of the satd deceased ; consisting of honseho'd and kitchen fui farwiiiii: utciiri. ons cow. Ac., de A rrid f et nine rrionll

be given on all sums of three dollar and npwan giving UM note wilh appioved security, watvisw valuation laws. WW sasl

at the

peny iiture, will

imein aj

UtORE,

Administrator

OMINISTRATOR S SALE. The undersigned, Adminia. trator of the estate of Thomas McCliutock, late of Marion county. Indiana, deceased, will eipoe to stir, at public auciioa, on the 5th day of September, 185t, at the late residence of the deceased, the personal property of the deceased, consisting of hogs, cows and young cattle, one two horse wagon, oue horse, grain, threshed aud unthresbed, corn, farming utensils, household furniture, and numerous othet articles. TERMS OF SALE. On all sums of three dollars and under ch in bend; on all sums over three dollar a credit of twelve months will be given, the purchaser to give his note, with one or more approved sureties, payable without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. The sale will commence promntlv st 10 o'clock in the forenoon. augH POWELL HOWLAND, Adm'r,

OTICE i- hereby given that letters of administration have thiar

day lieen cranied to the undersigned, by the lerk ol the Iro-

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nate t oon ot auriou county, inaiana, on nie esiaie oi . m wn ajiou. late of said eouuty, deeeased. All pel sons indebted to ssud estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims?

lo present them, properly aulhcuUcatcd, lor satMrsaei.l T lie is iinnosed lo Le solvent. WM. Ml ORF..

aug5 Admin sirs lor R. R. G. GRAYDON, having refnnied to Indianapotis and resumed the practice of Medicuie and Surgery, offers his service to the people of this ciiy and vicinity. Office on MeriJiaat Ircet, opposite Wesley Cha(el ue2t-3ld-wlf - - i a ' '

OWDER. SHOT AND LEAD. 100 quarter, half dud whole

JM. ke'j '-Hazsrd" Powder;

50 bags asorted Shot, 3000 pouiids Bar Lead; 200.(i00 Peri, temon Caps. For sale bv

OBACCO. 20 boxes pound lump:

In boxes 5 and n pound lump;

5 boxes B p-mid lump; 5 boxes Sulherlin's celebratsd fiold Leaf pounds. For sale by BROWNING dt MAYER

npll

CIGARS aO.nOO Cigars, various buinds and qualities For sale by BROWNING A MAYER augll

aocll

Browning a maybr

PICKLES AND PEPPER SAUCE. 5 dosen jars Cucumber Pickles: 5 dozen Pepper Sauce; 5 doaeu Olive OM. Jnst received snd for sale by aetrll BROWNING k. MAYER

ATI AW DY. 1 ,000 pounds assorted Candy, rast received and for

j in quantities lo sua lhe tiade. augll BROWNING MAYER

AISINS; NUTS. AC 25 boxes "Layer" Raasasf

5 drums fresh Figs; S cask Zame Currants;

engl I

.rels Brazil Nu; rials Filberts Jam received end for sale by BROWNING MAYER