Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1851 — Page 3

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Expressly for the Daily Iasitts tute Sentinel 1 It THE 0' SOLLT LINE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE! TIE HAI EXFEDITIBI IAS FAILED ! ! LOPEZ EXECUTED ! ! ! New YoftK, Sept. d, 12 M. The Cherokee has arrived. Passengers witnessed the execution of Lopez. They my he ended his life man'

fully. The total failure of the expedition is attrilmted to the delay from the separation of Col. Crittenden's command. The Patriots dispersed to the mountains, nly thirty remained with Lope. They left him without a single friend. He wandered until ran down by bloodhounds. His last words were " Adieu, dear Cuba!" Gen. Paraguay has been killed rt Page-as. The Spanish accounts say that the men in the Pampero 556 have already been killed; 436 imprisoned. Lopez declared himself deceived in regard to aid from Cuba. A meeting was held on board the Cherokee, Gen. Lane of Oregon, presiding. Resolutions were passed rJenouniri the American Consul at Havana, and de-

maadm" his recall Irr the Government. -aa 1'hiladelphia, Sept. 5. The Savannah papers contain d tails of the news received by the ship Merchant from Havana. Gen. Enna was killed in battle on the 17th at Caramhola. His lody was sent by Gen. Lopez, with a flag of trace, to the Spanish camp, the whole of the city of Havana being out at bis funeral on the 21st. The Havana hospitals are crowded with hundreds. The Spanish officers were dismay ! at the rapid and fatal til ing of the Amer-

ans. The Spaniards say the' tired four times to their

of (be Government, but the insurgents are strH ro

n ol the mountains.

Principe Labarde, Spanish Consul for New Orleans,

arrived in the Empire City. He says he won hi hnve beea lynched had he remained. Lopes was parroted on the 1st instant, and the one hundred and fifty-live prisoners were sentenced to the chain-gang for ten years.

From New York FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS BY THE PROMETHEUS, New York, Sept. 4. The steamer Independnce had arrived at San Juan on the 16tb of August from San Francisco. Indian hostilities have ceased on the southern and eastern borders,

but hare broken cut on the northern Ironlier. The hostile Indians on Rogue river have been dispersed, but not subdued.Business in 8an Francisco is brightening up, and the merchants, nothing daunted by the many (ires, are building so fast that the city has already assumed nearly its original appearance. The vig. lance committee has done its work so tbor ougbly that crime, in all its forms, has been greatly restrained. Agriculture in California is becoming a source of wealth to all who perseveringly follow it. The abundance with which the fields are laden is enough to encourage the most sceptical. Fairoersare laboring under great disadvantages in not knowing whether the commissioners will recognize their claims and make good (heir titles. This is keeping many from going forward with improvements which they contemplate. The miners on Mississippi Bar are principally engaged in carting dirt from higher table lands to the river, and there washing it, which pays fair profits. On North

fork, a United states company has nearly completed a cutting one-fourth of a mile in length and twenty feet deep, which is to divert the entire river from its natural channel. At Mormon Island a continuous race has been dug for a mile at a cost of one hundred thousand dollars. At Ngro Bar the river has teen turned for one mile and its bed left dry. Another steamer has been completed to run the river between the rapids.

Indianapolis and BellefontainR Railroad.

This road is eighty-three miles in length, extending from Indianapolis to Union, at the Ohio line ; seventy-six miles are straight lines ; no curve of less radius than five thousand seven hundred and thirty feet ; the maximum grade is thirty feet to the mile ; and the cost of

constiuction, up to the rolling power, with a T rail of sixty pounds to the yard, an oak continuous superstructure", and a gravel ballast, will not exceed ten thousand dollars to the mile, as fully tested by the completion of that part of the road now in use. Thirty-six miles of the road, from Indianapolis to Anderson, is run with daily trains, carrying the mail. Eighteen miles, from Anderson to Mancie, are now being laid with the heavy rail, to be completed the coming fail, and the balance of the line is progressing; rapidly with the graduation.

The iron is procured for the whole road; with tbe exception of twenty-five miles; and the Company are conndent of liavinc the whole line in use by the autumn of next year. This link in the great chain, as we hare often eaid, must be one of the best and most productive. Its local business must be heavy, while its through busi

ness will ultimately Wo immense. Connecting at Indiana p 'is with all the Railroads radiating from that point, and at the Ohio line with the Sandusky, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Columbus and Dayton lines, it will possess great advantages of location lor through travel and business ; and considering its low grades, easy curves, and long straight lines, it may be brought up to almost any rate of speed ; while its light cost of construction must give it high rates of dividends, when it shall be completed and its connections formed. Railroad Journal.

WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS. THE following iots or tracts of Wabash and Erie Canal Lands, having become forfeited to the Bold of Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, for the non payment of interest, will be offered for aale, unless previously redeemed, ew the first Monday of October, A. D. 1891, at the Land Office irf Logansport, Indiana, according to tbe provisions of an AC( of tbe General Assembly of the fr'tate of Indiana, approved Decembers?, 1846", entitled, "An Act to amend an act entitled an act for the relief of tbe purchasers of Canal Lands," approved January 10, 184. EAST OP TIPPECANOE.

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' The Americans in Havana were greatly incensed at Mr. 0cn. The Savannah papers say the Spaniards

admit that Lopez's armv is now rapidlv increasing, and

that the Creoles are generally elated. One hundred guns were fired in Savannah on receipt of this news, which the Savannah papers say is reliable. From Baltimore. Baltimore, Sept. 1. We have one mail from New Orleans lo-night, leaving the latest still due. The Picayune of the 21th says the Cuban Liberators, of whom there are a large number, have given the whole direction and management of their aflairs into the rands

of General Felix Houston, who, in carrying out their views, will take care and not violate tbe laws of this country. The Washington Telegraph says that arrangements have been made in the United States for landing five thousand men in Cuba, in a short time, under the command of distinguished leaders, adding that it could give all the details of the project, if politic. The ship Columbia, from New York at Charleston on Thursday, encountered a severe gale, during which Mr. Kelly, chief mate, was knocked overboard and drowned. Several Hungarians left Montgomery, Ala., on Monday, to join Gen. Lopez.

From Wushington. Washington, Sept. 2. Tbe Secretary of the 'r.r.istiry yesterday received tespateWl from the Colic I t New Orleans, stating t.. u 2000 men were waiting- I embark for Cuba. The Collector was inlorinc. in reply, that should these men ccibatk, certain officers of tue C . S. at N. Orleans would be held responsible. Tue II public of this morning stairs that upon the American consul at Havana calling upon the Captain General complaining ol the firing upon the Falcon, the latter expresses regret at the occurrence, and said it should not aain occur, that it probably happened because the Spanish vessel had a iiew commander recently came to Havana who did not know the Falcon. Tbe Cuban meeting here last. night was largely attended. Gen. McCalla presided. The resolutions adopted are moderate in their lone and the speakers were very temperate in their addresses.

From New York. New York, Sept. 4. The steamship Prometheus, from San Juan de Nicar

agua, arrived this morning, bringing dates from San Francisco to the 31st of July. She brings two hundred and forty passengers, $50,000 in freight, and $300,000 in the hands of the passengers. The Promctl.eus left San Juan on the morning of the 26th, and experienced extremely heavy weather. In lat. 78 passed the J. Hall, of Blue Hill, which had been abandoned. They could not board her. The cotton market continues active and firm. Sales of 10,000 brls flour at $3 81 a $3 93, for State and Western, and new Southern at $4 25. Sales of 30,000 bushels corn at 57c a 5Sc for mixed, which is an advance. New mess pork $15 75 a $15 87; prime $13 25. Lard 9c a 9Jc. Sales of 500 bass of Rio Coffee at 8Jc a 9c. Snles of 500 brls prime whiskey at 23j. Linseed oil in good demand at 73c a 74c. i New York, Sept. 4, 8 P. M. The Tribune of this afternoon publishes private intel

ligence Irom .Nicaragua, staling that a revolution had broken out on tbe 4lh of August at Leon. Gen. Milnaz, at the head of a small body of troops, look the President and cabinet prisoners and sent tin m to Tiger Island, whence an English steamer took th m to San Juan. Subsequently the Senate met at Grenada, the capital being in possession of the insurgents, nnsf elected Don Montenegro, President. The people of the State of Nicaragua refuse to acknowledge the Mulox administration, which, tbe Tribune's correspondent thinks, is must lavorable to civilization.

JJT Will not the Senator from Wayno please remember that the exhibitions of the Deaf and Dumb given in this

city were before tbe members of the Legislature, by tbe direction of that body, and not to the citizens of Indian

apolis! If Mr. Brown's object is only "to show the pro.

SV u ncy ol his scholars to the citizens ol this State, why was it necessary for him to give exhibitions through Wisconsin and Michigan. Locomotive. Just for the same reason that pupils from similar institution in Ohio and Kentucky visited our State previous to the founding of our benevolent institutions. Those exhibitions had much influence in preparing the public mind of Indiana for the establishment of those institutions which are now the boast of every citizen of the State, and we trust the visit of Mr. Brown and his pupils in Wisconsin and Michigan may exert a similar influence. Ric k mond Palladium.

Indians Moving. Some seven hundred Indians reached Iowa City on the 16th ult. on their way to lands up tbe Missouri. They were Strolling bands of three diffei cut tribe-, tU Poitawatamies, the Chinpewas and Ottawas, who have been scattered over Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan, and are being removed by the government to their homes west of the Missouri. Mr. Coquillard, of South Bend, Indiana, is the contractor for their removal.

From Thompson. Thompson, Mi., August 29. Tbe brig Grecian, Capt. Gilchrist, arrived from Savannah with the loss of all ber officers and crew with the yellow fever. The Captain was the only survivor, and was alone with the crew five days, steering and cooking ; tbe vessel was also struck by lightning. From New Orleans. New Orleans, Sept. I. Cotton. 300 bales rew crop, middling, 8a8.c. The Price Current's annual statement gives the total cotton receipts at this port as 995.000 bales; exports 997,400; stock on hand yesterday. 15,400. Tobacco receipts, 64,000 hhda; exports. 54,500; stock, 23.K00. Floor receipts, 940,000 bbls. ; exports, 581,000; stock 21,000. Value of domestic produce receive! at New Orleans, $106,900,000. Arrived, ship Bennington, bark Maria, ship Middlesex all from Boston. Cleared, ship Vicksburg; brig Cosher both for New York. Steamer Cincinnati arrived; left Havana 25th; confirms accounts per schooner Merchant. Cincinnati passed Pizarro at sea on the 26ih.

From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Sept. 2.

From New York. LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM HAVANAEND OF THE CUBAN EXPEDITION CONFIRMATION OF THE CAPTURE AND EXECUTION OF GENERAL LOPEZ ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS EMPIRE CITY AND CRESCENT CITY AT NEW YORK! New York. Sept. 6, If P. M. The steamer Empire City, from Havana, anived here at 3 o'clock Ibis afternoon, bringing Havana dates to the 1st inst. The steamer Crescent City has also arrived. The city of Havana has been the scene of much festivity, great jubilees, and rejoicings for the last three days in consequence of the capture of General, Lopez and his forces. The news of the capture of Lopez reached Havana on the night of the 3Utb ult. On that evening ali tire principal buildings ol the city were illuminated, and a grand tor-h-iight procession was formed. Tbe city was full of rejoicings. General Lopez was taken in the irterior, wandering alone, and nearly exhausted from fatigue and hunger. He asked for something to eat at a farm h'use and permission to lie down, which was accorded htm. and, while asleep, he was made prisoner. Of the followers of Gen. Lopez, one hundred arc now in prison at Havana, ami are to lie sent to Spain lor ten years' confinement in the dungeons. They represent that their sufferings liefore being taken were intense. For several days they lived upon the leaves of trees. The last meal they ale was the horse of General Lopez. They had no arms when taken. The remainder of the expedition have either been shot or have perished from hunger. Captain Piatt, of the sloop-of-war Albany, visited the prisoners in prison, and gained interesting accounts from them which will be forwarded to the United States. The loss of the Spanish troops had been over 2.000. They were defeated in every engagement. Gen. Enna was killed at the head of his advancing column. Gen. Lopez was garroted at Havana on the 1st of September, at 7 o'clock, A. M. He ascended the platform with much firmness and made a short sqieecb to the populace. His list words were: " I DIE FOR MY BELOVED CUBA.." He then las his seat, the machine was adjusted"; mi. f in two minutes be was dead. The prisoners say that in no instance have the Cubanos manifested a disposition to join them. The Empire City brings fifty-nine passengers from Chagres and twenty-three from Havana. She brings but trifling amount of specie. Tbe Falcon, from Chagres, arrived at Havana on the 31t ult. with three hundred and ninety passengers.

ILTA military court martial, with Brevet Col. Huger, of the ordnance, as president, has been convened at Fortress Monroe, by order of Major General Wool, comniander of the eastern division of the United States army, for the trial of an officer at that post, on a charge of transgressing the rules of the service in punishing a soldier with too much severity.

CTbc New Orleans Bulletin, whig, says, "we have very little confidence in those New York whigs." ''The whole affair of their union looks to us like the handy work of some adroit and cunning schemers." It isn't any thing else.

0U. S. Bank shares were sold in Philadelphia in old times as high as one hundred and thirty-five dollars a share. Now thev are $1 a share.

MARRIED, On the 4th inst.. by William Sullivan, Etq , Mr. Jacob Stamm and Mian Mahala Tola, all of Murion couiily On the 4th inst.. by William Sullivan. Esq., Mr Waikez Uasd on. I Miss Acga .Mvkr. both ol' Mnrion county. On the 5th ill., Iy William Sullivan. Kq., Mr Jas. II. Pittman and Miss I'm ill a C. Hi mi, both ol' una city. On the 8th mat., by William Sullivan. F.-q . Mr. Patiics. I vers, of Cincinnati, O., and Mrs. Ler Ass Sxnir. ol this county.

COMMERCIAL. Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected Daily for the Indiana State Sentinel, BY KIRLAND fc FITZGIBBON, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ASD WHOLEAALE I KAI.KR iS Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco and Produce, EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.

Davenport, publisher of school-books, arrested to-day, ne empire City brings a large Havana mau. -charged with forgery on J. D. and U. P. James, and E. i The United States sloop-of-war Albany, was at Ha-

Morgan It Co of this city, and others, to the amount of twenty thousand dollars. The notes were all discounted. He had redeemed previous forgeries at maturity. From Baltimore. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA. Baltimou, Sept. 3, 8 P. M. Tbe America arrived at Halifax early this morning. Exgunp. The yacht America has challenged to sail against all the English yac'tts. which has not yet beeu accepted. In a regetta, on Friday, the America beat eighteen yachts easily.

The Queen was to learo for Scotland on the 27th of August. Her M.tjesty having expressed a desire to j have St. Pancross parish repair a certain road, by which

she might pass over the parish, the vestry coolly informed her that the road would be closed on the day named,

sully she could not pass over it. The affair ex-

considerable merriment and vexation.

A meeting of the Catholics of the United Kingdort held in Dublin, on Tuesday led to some violence. LivanrooL, Aug. 23. C nton Common to middling have advanced this week fully one farthing; better qualities have advanced LI : fair Orleans SJd ; Mobile 51; sales of the week 63,000 bales. Some circulars q iote a decline of Is per bbl. for flour. Brokers quote Western canal at 17 to 20s ; Southern 19 to 19s 6.1. Wheat has declined 2 to 4d. Corn in more demand at 25s 6VI bV yellow. Hams are attracting more attention at 24 to 26s. Lard has advanced Is. The harvest was progressing favorably. Ireland. The agitation of the question of the establishment f a packet stition in Ireland is exciting much interest in Dublin and elsewhere, and strong resolutions in its favor have been passed. Fa a vre. The opinion gains ground in Paris that Prince de Joinville will ran as a car.didate for the Presidency of France. Tbe President has abandoned his trip to the southwestern departments. Some disturbances in those departments have required the interference of the military, bat nothing serious has occurred.

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From

New Orleans.

New Osleans. Sept. 5. Cotton is quiet ; sales of 200 bales at 8j to 9c. for miildling, and 9?al0c. for fair. Flour dull ; Illinois and St. Louis $3 24. Corn steady ; prime yellow 45 and white 52c. Mess park $145 90. Sight checks on New York 1 to 1J prcm. The receipts of cotton arc 4,500 bales, and the stock is 2,000. New Orleans, Sept. 8. The Cuba expedition has been abandoned. Many of the liberators are here without the means of returning home. The demand for mo.iey from the Cuban committees caused some disturbances and arrests; but nothing serious has happened so far. The police are out in force.

From New York. New York, Sept. 8, 8 P. M. The stock market is without change. Cotton is fair

bales. Flour sales at $4.12 for

Ohio red wheat supply, and the

From Washington. Washiwotoi, Sept. 3,8 P. M. The President has removed the collector at New Orleans for neglect of doty in allowing the steamer Pampero to depart with Lopez and bis troops. f rom Jackson. Jackson. Sept. J. Mississirn Elbction. Union majorities: la Fay ette 25, in Yazoo City 35, in Grenada 134. in Natchez 263, in Grand Golf 286. ia Canton 80, and in Vicksburg 429 no opposition at Aula 34, Brandon 130, and Lexington 205.

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sales are lighter. Provisions are tiuiet but firm sales

of 4,000 bbls. mess pork at $15.87. Sales of 250 bbls. prime whisky at 23c. Lard is steadily improving. Sales of 3, fe'OO gallons linseed oil at 73c.a74c. Lead is steady. Iron (inn and unchanged. From Cincinnati. Cincinnati, 8ept. 8, 8 P. M. The River has fallen four inches. Weather warm and clondy. Flour very quiet; sales confined to small lots at $3.50 very little arriving. Whisky 17Jc. Cheese 64:, but dull and drooping. No movement in provisions. Speculative demand for Dried Fruit; 400 bush. Apples sold at 80c for inferior and $1 for prime. The low stale ol

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Important News from Havana. Sooth Pass, Sept. 5, 9 A. M. Lopez has been exeeoted, and the Cuban Revolution is a failnre. Ail who left the Pampero were killed or made prisoners. Lopes was arrested and brought into San Christor.il on the 29th ultimo, and taken to Havana on the 1st instant, at 7 o'clock . a- st. One hundred and fifty -fire prisonerr, mostly Americans, aro ia the posses.

From Jackson. Jackson, Sept. 4. Mississippi Election. Thirty-six counties elect 64 Union candidates, and only seven secessionists. The popular majority in favor of the Union is nine thousand. From Vicksburgh. Vicksbubgh, (Miss.) Sept. 6. Gen. Quitman has declined tbe canvass for Governor beyond all doubt. He is here on his way home, and says the people have decided in favor of the Compromise. So far as heard from, the Union candidates are ahead

of the Secession and States' Rights by overwhelming majorities. ITT There is to be a grand Temperance Camp Meeting near Crawfordsville, on the 23d instant. Messrs. Gough, Riley, Carey, Kavanaugh, Fisher, Ross, and other eminent speakers, will be present. Jenny Liod is rusticating in Genesee county, the guest of Mr. Joseph Burke, the distinguished violinist.

Exports and Imports by Railroad. EXPORTS. Miim.iv, September S, ItUl. BY MADISON AND IKDIAKAPOL1S RAILROAD. 3 sacks Feathers; 12 pes. Castings; 1 brl. Apple; 74 brlf. Flour; 1052 bush. Wheat; 333 do. Snort; 1 bx. Merchandize. BY INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFONTAINE RAILROAD. 3 kg. Beer; 2pkgs. Book; 1 brl. Sugar; 2 buna. Leather; 1 Marble Head stone; 3 Boxes; 1 bg. Twine; 1 Package. BY PERO AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 5 bx. Merchandise; 1 bg. Yarn; 1 kg. Powder; 3 dos. Chain; 11 bu. Coal; 1 Clock Case; 1 lot Moveables and Furniture jCO lbs. Ti rm.iv, September a, 1851. BY MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 76 brl. Flour; 956 bu. Wheat; 44 ka. Wool; I bg. Feathers; 1 Vice; 1 Threshing Machine and Separator; 33 Hide; 1 bun. Skin; 1 bx.

Merchand :r: 1 bun. Mom: 1 do. Oil Cloth; 1 do. Matting; S

kg. Nail; 1 brl. Oil.

IMPORTS. Monday, September 8, 1831.

BY MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS HA I LRO A D. 105 brli

Salt; 44 kga. White Lead; 1 brl. Cement; 1 bx. Sundries; 3 brl

Liquor; 4 csks. Liquor; 4 Tool Chest; 6 piece Tombstones;

3 brl. Mo'.asses; 16 bags Coffee; lit, brla. Sugar; 11 bundlea

lad; 4 dosen Brooms; 4 daten Tubs; 6 dosen Buckets; SB bx

Merchandise; 9 bg. Yara; 8 do. Batting; 3 do. Wicking; 1 bx.

Books; 5K brl. Oil; W brl. Rice; 13 kes. Nails; 313 bra. and 13

bun. Iron; 1 dos. Washboard; S Eliptic Spring; S setts Wa gon-boxes; 13 Dog-irons; 1 bd. Saws; 1 kgt. Tobacco; dot

Seives; , do. Forks; 4 bis. Cotton; 31 bxs. and 2 cadds Tea; 97

bxs. and 7 trks. Dry Goods; 10 Pot; 5 Gridiron; 5 Stove; 33

bt. Shoes; 6 Plows; 25 pes. Solder , 10 Tack'.e-blockt; 1 coil

Rope. 1 bale India Rubber; 3395 ft. Pine Lumber; 3 dor. Shov els; 1 csk. Queensware; 3 bxa. Glass; 3 bun. Bag; 1 kg. Hard

ware; 80 pes. Gaa-pipe; 1 ban. Castings; M dot. Saws; 1 Paptr

Package; 1 ckat. Moveables; Scar-loads Trail Iron for Belle fontaine road. BY INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLBPONTA INR RAILROAD 0 brls. Flour. ToasDAV, September 9, 1831. BY INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFONTAINE RAILROAD

13 bx Merchandise; 1 bale Mualin; 1 pair Scales; 96 Hides; 3

cans Lard and HoSey; 1 coop Fowls; 1 bucket Butter.

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DI NYEE, FORSYTH & CO. '8 CELEBRjITBD SCALES. Railroad Track and Depot Scales; Coal, Hay. and Cattle e.ils : U avy lroiiaad DbrmajR Scales, Wheal at (topper Scales ; Penible, Piaiform and Counter Scale; Ware-hoe Tracks and Sugar Mitts; Letter Copy ml; Presses, Pat. m Excavating Road Scrapers. TTe SCalea hare licefi lone- and faveeably known, bare beer.

Wim tied to the eevercM leats, and tor accuracy and durability are jusilv acknowledged t be the STANDARD from which there aft' uttfeirt. I1RNRV 8 KEI.LOOl.. Aren! Indianapolis, IHLL. ORBISON It Co., AtrenfFt. Wayne, WM. T. MTJMFORD, Oes. Agent, Lsfay. -to Ind epl-dlw-w7w ST. MARY'S SB MIN ART The Autumnal session of this kavslituliou wuf cornmcuce on Monday, September 8th. Mi TrVwu, foMrteile of Jtfame. bt recently from Graencaatle, Ind , waf assist ihe Ret. Dr. Camp in conducting lite school. Term as baretofore. By order oi the TarsTaaa: to whom implication may le

HON JAMES MORRISON. CHARLES COX.

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J. W. Wmoht, CUrk. W AW SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY. JLj This Institution ia under the care of the Hon David McDonald, and the Hon Win. T. Otio. Iu superior advantage to eentlemeii entering tbe Legal Profession are generally known and ackuowlThe course of instruction in thi Law School embraces all the branches of Legal Science. Student are examined every day on their lesMu iu tbe lexl booas; and lecture are daily delivered. A moot court is held every Saturday, in which all the student are exercised iu preparing pleadings and arguing legal questions. The tiuleiit are divided into two classes ihe Junior and lh Senior. The lexl hook of the Junior rlaaa are Blackslone's Commeularies. Kent Commeiitarie, Smith on Coutracu. and Stephen on Pleading; those of the Sienior daa are Kent's Commeiitarie, Chiliv on Pleading. Greeuleai on Evidence, and MilibnT Equity. A good law library i provided lor the use of student, but they must furnish iheir own texl book. . Students attending this department for two aeasiona, will, in tha discretion of the Faculty and Board of Trustees, receive diploma, none hut practicing lawyers will be entitled to tbem abort of that time. , . . The tuition fee ia thirty dollars per session. The graduation fee is Ave dollar. w , The approaching aesaion will commence on the first Monday ot November next, and eu& the firat of March following. D. H. MAXWELL, Prea't, Bloomingtoii, Sept. 1, 1851. B. T. lud Univtrtitf. eep$-w0w STATE OT INDIANA. MARION COUNT T, SS. Is T hk Probate Court or Mario .i CotrSTT, For the October Term, A. D , 1851. Petition for Partition. itme Stout, Peter Stout, Charles Moore and Margaret Moore his wife, Edward Stout, Jamea Stout, Jr., and Andrew J. Stout, v. John Bardsdolljaiid Sarah Ann Barddolt his wife. BE il known that on this 5th day of September, A D., 1N1. the above named petitioners, by Barbour A Porter, the r Altorneya, filed in the c4nce of the Clerk of the Probate Court of the County of Marion, their petition in the above entitled cattle, and also the affidavit of a disinterested and competent person, that ilie de fendaiits. John Bardsdt "t and Sarah Ann Bardatlolt, are not residents

of the State of Indiana The said defendants, jomi Barusoou anu Sarah Ann Bardsdolt, are, therefore, hereby notified of the filing and paaaijBMf of said petitition, and that unlea they appear and plead ux j mnnr or demur to said petition, on lh first dey of the next term of said Probate Court, to be begun and held at 'So Court house in the City of Indianapolis, county of Marion, and State of Indiana, the ; said petition and the mattem an thing therein contained, will be held ,

as true and taken a conicea a to saw o. WM. STEWART. Clerk, Bt Wm. Wxixack, Deputy. Bar bo or k Porter, Att'ya for Patitionera aepU-waw ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice i hereby given that letter have been granted to the underaigned by ihe Probat. Court of Marion county, Indiana, on the estate of Peter W Koonti. late of said county, deceased. All persona indebted to said elate are required to mnke immediate payment: and these having claims to present them duly authenticatad tot settlement The etme i solvein. WILLIAM V. J JOHNSON, Adm'r. eep0-w3w HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA. 1U0 Iba. SarsapartUa Root, the beat article to purify the '!! Just received and for sale by W. W. ROBERTS, ,ul j 3i Successor to Morrison at Allison.

BOOK AOENTS WANTED '. The subscribers hare lately itued a new Hilorieal arii Descriptive rort at very unusunl interest. It is one of the most ably written, SpUniidXy Jürnttrattd, a ad truly valuable works, ol' th kind, ever got up in this country, and one which experienced agents will find it greatly for their interest to engage in circulating Address (post paid.) S. DRAKE CO . aajg85-lul-wl3w Hartford. Coun M IGHTNING ! LIGHTNING: ! LIGHTNING ! ! '.-The aobJLi scriber hav.ng put up several thousand feet of James Spratl's Cincinnati Lightning Rods in this vicinity, is still prepared wrta a Ivrge quantity ot' Rod direct from Cincinnati, and good experienced bands to pui up any quantity al abort notice and at tbe mcderatfprice of It) cent per foot, or he will ae the Roda at 8 ccuia per foot . aial let the purchaser put them up himself Always an hand at the sirn of the Rig Pad I..H-L and Cook-Slove. by HENRY S. KELLOGG. K'fertnrts Capt. Voorhes, C. W. Cady. D Vondts. J L. Ketch am and J. D. Defrre. Esqra , and the Trustees or the Deaf and Oumh Aavlum. Judge Perkins. Messrs. R. R Underbill, J W Ilo -laud, Di. Bullard, aaaj P. Craighead. art'.'- -v

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. To my largely is creased slock, purchased iu the East this Sonne. I am coat

Vf'I staidly receiving additions from the Eastern aaarkei and VsF maiiut'aciorcr. I have now on hand a larger and cheaper

stock than can I found eisewhere ui this vicinity. I have adder! many new articles, a well as increased i hose heretofore kapl Among the article ot wlich I have a full assortment on hand, are BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMM1NOS Issclu, Isitche, Buiw, Screws, Nails and Hrabs, Window Sash, Glui. Ac: TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY The beat assortment ever offerer! in 'Ins maiket CARPENTERS' AXDCOOPtR.T TOOLS A full supply of N. Kellogg1 a. nl other make. tot reeeiced; CABINET MAKERS GOOlW MnWafry Yeneer and Knol Till. Chest, nod Clipboard I .ocas. Table and Bed Castors. Glue, dee: CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS Gotta Percha and Oil Cloth, Ei;ame'ed ami PVent I afber. and lace; also, Hubs, Shafts, Felloe, dre: FOR MII.LKRS Anclior Be4ting Cloll, Ind.a Rubber Bell. Saws, Files. Packing Va n. Block Zinc, Ac. FOR FARMERS All kinds of FSrmi.tg Utensils, Plow, Cost Steel and Steel Back Scythe, Cradle. Forks, Rakes. Shovels Späth . and Hoes; FOR BLACKSMITHS Cotirtanily on hand a very large stock ol Shocnlierger Iron, all kinds of Steel, Vougli:Bf Coal, Blackmtths Tools, Ac. All warranted. A great variety of ihe most improved patterns of Psiior and Cook Stoves. Warranted Tor o e year. Tin Plate. Copper. Pump, anrf leal Pipe. Ali very cbep. at wholesale or retail, at tbe stgn of thl Bis Padlock and Cook Stove. HENRY S. KELLOGG. Indianapolis. Mny IS. I8M. ITsXECrrTOR'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday A the ti5th day of September, 1&5I. ihe personal property beloug itig to the estate of Willi.-im Reveal, deceased, consisfing of Horses, Cattle, Slock Hogs, Corn, Wheal, Hay, one Isro horse Wagon', one Dem born Wagon, farmiug utensils, with various other article loo tedious to mention, will be sold at PuUic Auction to the highest bidder, al the late residence of the deceased, in Pike township, in the county aforesaid, by the undersigned Executor of the last will and icsiameut of ihe deceased. A credit of twelve mom lis will be given on alt sum, over three dollars, purchasers giving notes with approved security, payable without any relict whatever from value livli or appraisement law. The farm belonging to said estate will be rented at tbe same inl and place, to the highest bidder for cash rent, and for one year from 1st March next the lease giving note with approved security payable without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws. A rredii of twelve moinhs will be given. Sale lo commence at In o'clock A M. sep3-w3w JAMES REVEAL, Executor

JL due and unpaid on the fir-t day of July last, on loans front Ihr Sinking Fund, Hie sands mortcaged in security will he adrertr ' ahoui the first day of October next. to be ao d on the second Salurda in D -ccmiicr next. When no: more than one year's interest prior 10 said first day of July may he doe. and the securitv is deemed trfficieut, payment of such interest will not I excled. il the 1 es i -er hall forward to this office a written agreement to pay intcresl SS the interest so dor and withheld. J. MORRISON, Prea't Sinking Fund Office. 1 IiKlianapiiti. Aug S. 1831 ( ep4-3wdAw. (C-Journal, Ijocorootive and Statesman. Indianaeoti: Courier and Journal. Ia Faveue; Palladium and JeBeramiian. Riol moniT Courier and Journal'. Trtre Haute; Banner. Tribune. Madttoam ! and Courier, Madison; Journal, Evaiisville; News. Michigan City; ami Democrat, Goaheii, will publish to the amount of two dvRnrs and send accotiiiSrStT Olfice of Sri Wmg Fund. IM OTICE. The partnership heretofore existing between the un- . W dcrsigiied in the practice of Ihe law, has this day been disaoit -ed by rauluid consent. August Stb, 185L R. I. WALPOLE. tepl-w-hv J0H!t V Ql ARLES W TT .T.I AM REVEALS ESTATE. Nonce is lrereby given that the undersigned has this dsv taken oot lettCTetertamenlary on the last will and lestametit of William Reveal. 1st of Marion county, Stale Bf Indiana, deceased. The estate of the testator is o vent. Ali persons indebted to the estate are notified lo make actiiemetit with and payment to the undersigned without delay, and those having claim agaia-t tire same are notified to present the same, properly authenticated for ttlemeut within the time limited bylaw. ep4-W3" JAMES Rr.VTjAL, Execulor. STATE OF E-VDIaNA, MARION COUNTY, SS: l int Mxaiox CiKci rT CotrsT, December Term, 1S51. Petition or Dirorrt. Truanna Emmet e. Silas Emmet. 7AIOW pome said Truanna Emmet, by her Attorney, and files 11 her petition herein, and also files the affidavit of a disinterest c person, that Silas Emmet ia not a reridenl of tbe State of Indians Tbe said Silas Emmet is therefore hereby not.fied of the filing airt pejpScncy ot the said petition: and thai, utiles he appear on the first d-ty sftlkt ii( XI term of the Marion Circtrir Court, lb be held at the Court House in Indianapolia on ihe second Monday in December next, and answer, demur, or plead to the said petition, the same wiN be heard and determined iu bi absence, and a dec -re rendered accordingly. WM STEWART, Clerk. Coscbx A Robert. ST for Petitioner ep4-w,"w WT OTICE. All persons rre hereby warned against trusting or 11 crediting my wife. Mary Bever, on my account, as I am deiermuied not to pay any debts of l.cr contracting aller this date. n having left my bed aial board without any just cause or provoratiott CONROD BEVER. Greenfield. Aug g?, 1.C5I. angg-w3wp A BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber being unable to attend to Farming, and in order to commerce some business more suitable to his health, offers his farm for sale, containing 252 acres, less by a few town lots. 172 acres of the above is situated in Hamilton county, and State of Indiana, 13 miles from Noblesville, the county seat, the balance (80) joins it on the north, and is situated in Tipton county. There is seventy acres of these lands cleared nearly smooth, thirty acres in meadow, and seventy acres of a deadening fit for clearing. This Farm commands many advantages: the town of Shielville, a post town, and inhabited by mechanics, &c., is situated on said lands. There are six saw and grist Mills in the immediate vicinity, and steam Mill is being put up on the Indianapolis and Peru Railroad, which is located only a few yards from the property. This section of country is reasonably healthy, the land well timbered, and cannot be excelled in fertility by any part of the Union. aug25-w4w M. SHIEL. C COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Th n j ders:gned. appointed by the Marion ProUite Court, Commi--sioncr to sell the Eosi half of the South-w. si quarter of section ten. in Township fifteen. North of Rnnge three. East, ecntainuig f acres: and also lot Number 15 in out block Numbers, in fcjtiar Number one. in West Indianapolis, being tlie property lieloriging to the bcirs of Win. Myers, laie of Marion county, d. ceased, wi'i proceed to sell the sarnie at the Court House do r al public ocli ry en Saturday the 27 th day of September, next. TERMS OF SALE: One-third of ihe purchase money iura., one third in ix months from ihe day of sale, Ihe remaining third in 12 mouths from dav of sale. loth ol said deferred payments to drew interest mid lie secured bv notes with rood freehold security. Sals lo lake place between 10 o'clock A M . aud 4 o'clock P. M. Riig?7-w4v PERCY HOSBROOK. Commissioner. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. The under: asaat, A.'in:inirrlor Ht ftoai's nem of the estate of Joseph Heecfcler. late of Marion county. Indiana, deceased, will expose to sale, al public au -lion, on Monday, the 2Wli day it September, 1651. on ihe premises, all the right, title, and interest of which aaal deceased died, eiztd or possessed in the following described resj estate, snaatrd in said county and Stale, to wit: Ixs No, lb, 19. and 80, iu out lot N 9, of tie Donation laiiids adjoining the town of IndiaiiapoJis, lying West of White R:cr, according to a :Hat thereof laid off. made and recorded in the Recorder'a Oftee. of Marion county, by Jonathan M. Hacker and also lots Nos 1 and t ia Indianola, part of oat Mock No. It, West ol" While river. TERMS OF SALE : One fourth of the purchase money to b paid m hand, one fourth in S. one-fourth iu li, and one.fourth n P month from die day of sale The deferred payments lo I secured by the note of the pnrchsser or purchasers, with good freehold r curity, bearing iiitertsl from dale, and payable without any relic! whatever, from valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN B. STUMPII. Administrator, itUmit ass aogtR-w4w FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS I have sold ray entire stock of good to Wait A Jenkins who have appointed me their agent to make sale of ihena. The goods are for aale at COST, and mast be sold soon for cash or approved paper on short lim. Such of my castes nets its have open accounts on my books win creally oblige me by settling immediately with cash or note, as ray business must br dosed. J. M BR AM WELL ug3fXHw-w3-4I a. DTJlTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Th undersigned has been appointed by the Probate Court of Marlon county, Indians. Adminiatrator of th estate of James Stout, late of aaid county . deceased. All persons indebted to eald estate are requested tc make immediate payment, and all persona having claims agaicrt aaid eatate are raauested to preaent them, duly authenticated for settlement. Raid estate ia Prohh'To aug2S-w3w BENJAMIN MORGAR. Admr ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE The undersigned, Aimtnl tratorof the estate of James Stout, 1st of Marion eountv. Indiana, deceased, will proceed to sell at public auction, at the late resideuce of said deceased, ia Perry Townehip. on Saturday . tbe 20th day of September. Mat, the personal property of the de ceased, consisting or Hore. Cowa, Sheep. Hogs, a taaor.. Hay, Wheat in the stack, growing Corn, Household Furniture. Farming tttenails, and other articles. Terms of aale : On ill sums of snd under three dollars, cash in hand; on all aums over three dollars, a credit of 12 months will be riven, tbe purcbaser to give his note with approved sureties, payable without any ! ttiTtSr rrm Vtl",i0U AmTn MORGAN. AdaaV

DYE STUFFS. 100 onncea pure Indigo; 9 bUU prime Madder, iunet Received this day at V. C

1 cask Alum; 1 cask Coppyaa. HANN A 4 CO