Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1851 — Page 3

'JL BY MAIiXETrc TELEGRAPH. From the Louisville and Mdion Papers.) Arrival of the Washington. . New York, Sopt. 23, 8 P. M. The steamer Washington, from Southampton, with date to ibe 10th instant , readied her wharf two minute past one o'clock. She bring one hundred and eighty passengers. The sales ot Cotton at Liverpool on Tuesday, the 9th instant, were 1Ü.U00 bales at an advance of ,4. The best qualities of Flour are languid and neglected, and are offered at 26s to 26s.6d. The weather has been cool and favorable for harvesting. Importations of Brcadstuffs are unusually small, and exportation; are large. London Money Masket Consols closed on Tuesday at .jjaW. GENERAL NEWS. Great preparations ar I being made at Southampton for the reception of Kosulh, who was shortly expected, with his companions, to arrive there in the L'nitcd States steamer Mississippi. The Spanish ambassador had addressed a lengthy communication to the London Times in relation to varimis a' tides copied by that journal from American papers rel.itive to the Cuba expedition and matters coni . . . . :

iicciea tiierewitn, wtucn nan causeu great excitement in coir ruereial and business circles. The bids for the Austrian loan were to Itc opened on the 9th. vid it was understood that no part of it was to be taken in London. The state of affairs at the Cape of Good Hope were Unsatisfactory. Sir Henry Suit t la had made no movement of consequence. Dates from Vienna are to the 4ih. Great uneasiness prevails and a perfect panic had arisen in the money market. Among the passengers in the Washington are dpt. Brown and officers, of the yacht America. She made the passage in twelve days and eighteen hours. The Afiiea arrived on the 7th, after a passage of ten days and six hours The Messrs Brahman & Co. have paid to Mr. Hobbs, the Yankee lock opener, two hundred pounds, but protest against the decision of the judges on various grounds. A new line of steamers, to run from England to the Western coast of Africa, is advertised lor by the Lords of Adrniraiitv. M'ssrs. Ware Sc C"., of Blackwell, have roe.ne.l orders from the Peninsula and Oriental Steam Navigation Company to build a steamship 32j feet lung, to be propelled liy lour engines of 200 horse power each the largest vessel hi tlio world. A letter from Capt. Love, of a whale-ship, had been received at Liverpool, continuing the statement heretofore received that Sir John Franklin's expedition MsSSfsj the winter of 1845 and 116 in the neighborhood ol Cape Riley. From Smithland. Southland, Sept. 22. The passengers on tb'- Cumberland Valley charge the disaster oi the James Jackson to the drunkenness of the ti.st engineer and the inefficiency of the Captain. The passenger were nearly all on the front part of the boiler deck, which was the cause of the great loss of life. The Cumberland Valley passed down about half an hour since, with a portion of the pass ngers of the James Jackson. The explosion took place at Raleigh bar. From Washington. Washington, Sept. 23, 8 P. M. Proposals are isviled until the 2Sih of October, by Thomas M. Walter, architect, for all the exterior marble work on the Capitol; also for brick, lime, cement, and lumber. From New Orleans. New Orleans, Sept. 23, 8 P. The wliijr convention of the First district last M. is hi nominated Richard Hoan fur Congress. City very heallliy. From St. J. ihn"-. St. JohVs, Sept. 23, 8, P. M. The deposits of X3.N1.U00, required for the organization of the PortUnd and Hal. lax Railroad Company, had lieen paid, which ec-ures to the enterri. a l.trire bonus for the provinces and renders certain a speedy completion of the road. From Providence. Providence, R. L. Sept. 23, 8, P. M. Capt. Stansb'iry. formerly of Baitimor, was run over and killed at the railroad depot last night. From Huston, Boston, Sept. 24, 8 P. M. Accounts from Cherry Fiehl, Maine, state that the whole woodland country it hiirnin; up, there bein; scarcely a green acre of land along the seaboard The lire has swept every mountain and destroyed several houses. Hancock is sulferiiio; severely. The roads arc almost impassable from smoke and flame. Timlier has been destroyed to the value of $1 15,000. At Norway, Maine, Burnett's lintel, and live other buildings, were dcstioyed by lire on Tuesday. From Washington. Washington; Sept. 21, 8 P. M. A letter from Mr. Owen. American consul at Havana, explanatory of his conduct relative to the American prisoners, has been received. He declares, that, at the time and under the circumstances, it was not in his power either to have an interview with the prisoners or to do anything in their behalf. The letter is published without a word of comment. The Post Office Department has awarded the contract for supplying locks for all way mails to Henry C. Janes, of Newark, N. J. The contract for locks for the great through mail has been awarded to Me.-r-. McGregor & Lee, of Cincinnati. From New York. COLLISION IN THE SOUND. New Yobk. Sept. 25, 8 The steamer Empire State, from Fall River P. M. for New York, rail into the schooner Talinan from Alexandria, last night, near Fort Adams. The schooner, which was considerably damaged, was towed into New York. The steamer Bay State, on her pissage from this city to Fall River last night, ran into a schooner ladea with lime, and was considerably injured. From Washington. Washington, Sept. 25. 8 P. M. Mr. Attorney General Crittenden arrived here last night from KcnieckyMr. Marshall has' taken the National Theatre and extensive improvement are iu progress. He will open early ia December with a talented company. From St. Lonis. St. Louis, Sept. 25. A fire broke out this morning, between live and six o'clock, iu the lwo-lory brick building on Green street, n.l two-story frame adjoining, which were burned nearly to the ground. The Boatmen's Cuurch, adjoining, was on fire several times and was only saved by the greatest exertions of the firemen. The sheds in the rear f th Uhx-k known as M -rclian's' row aUn can-jlil but Ihe flamea were extinguished without any serious injury the cause of the fire is unknown. From Cape Girnrdeau. Cape ( i i u u : i Sept. 24. As the steamr Patrick Henry was le iving the wharf b at to-dav, a G -nnan woman jumped from the boat and was drowned. The body has since been recovered, canse can be assigned for this rash act. From Si. Loui-. St. Loris, Sept. 24. Arraagemfnts are Knn; made to build a magnificent hotel, to cost $100,000, on the present site or the Vir ginia Hotel. Fruta Vincenne. VlNCENWtS, Sept. Pasengcrs for St. Louis are arriving here by 24. stage from Evansville daily. There is no possibility of getting around on account of low water. From Philadelphtit. Philadei.fia, Sopt. 25. The official call for the Democratic National Con-ren-tion at Baltimore, on the 6r.l Monday in June, 1852, is piblisheti to-day, signed by tuirty-one members of the committee. Froi Alban y. Albany, N. Y.. Sept. 25. The? nti-reat convention asacmbled to-dar- A tpaar rel ensard ia regard to the contested seats, which hat lasted nearly all day This evening they have nominated the entire Democratic Statu ticket. From Ruflnlo. Bvttalo, Sept. 26. A Destructive ftre occurred in Peaimek street, tili moraina;. It hurasxJ from one hrmttretl and lift v to two haildinffs. Los from filH'.OfX) to f'sMO.imu. ifc Co.'s planing mill sod lumber yard. Ioas$50,fl00. Iooo. PuUssj School House No 2. loss .l,0M,

insured $2,500. W. Ratcliff's coal yard, Clanscn Pal-

I mer's freight store-house, insured. D. Broun, P. Diarish, I S. nice, and a handsome carriage and waon manufactory, loss in all 13,000, partly insured. The remainder were dwellings, shops and groceries. From Detroit. Detk. it, Sept. 25. The Democratic Convention to-day nominated Robert M'Clelland, of Monroe, for Governor. The State Fair is going off very well. Gen. Cass is now delivering the annual address. From Paducah. Padccah, Sept. 25. The large flour mill and distillery of Isham Bales, at Unioutown, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. Loss in building, stock, &c.,' Ironi $S.0O0 to $10,000. Mr. Bales lost his books and papers. It was thought to le tlio work ol mi incendiary. During the lire an at tempt was made to rob a store in town. tin- oiiiii.sitj end of From New Orleans. New ÜRLEANs.'Scpt. 25. Texas News. Letters from Laredo state that a revolution had broken out in Northern Mexico. 2.000 men, under Gen. Gurero, were at Bellville and had seized the money intended for ihe Mexican troops, and were wait ing for Can. ile- and Carbagan to ioiu them. From Kiclimoiid. Richmond, Va.. Sept 2fi, 8 P. M. 1 he democratic St Ho Convention ol Virginia met at Staunton, yesterday, to nominate candidates for GovI ernor, See. It is supposed most likely that Green B. ; Samuels, of Shenandoah, will received the nomination for G overnor, although there is a spirited contest among several candidates. 1 lie urst ballot yesterday, anil the only one which we got, resulted as follows: Johnson 14,(100, Samuels 9.800. Floyd 9,300, Wise 300. Floyd evidently stands no chance. The whig St ite Convention of Virginia to nominate candidates fur Governor and Lieut. Governor met yesterday at Chariot tsville. The attendance was very large and full from ill sections of the State. Col. Bondm ant was chosen President of the Convention, when Mr. Segur nominated Geo. W. Sumner, of Kanawha, fir Governor, which was carried by acclamation. Mr. Shelly stated that Mr. Sumner would accept the nomination. The Convention was very harmonious anil enthusiastic, and speeches were made by a number of distinguished gentleman. After the appointment of a committee ou general organization anil another to draft resolutions, the Conveuli . adjourned until to-day, when a candidate for Lieut. Governor and Attorney General will be nominated. From Detroit. Detroit, Spt. 26. The jury in the r.tilroad conspiracy case rendered it verdict at nine o'clock last night, finding twelve of the ii.-iner guiby and thrj remainli-r not guiltv. The following persons were found puiliy: Aininy Filley. Win. Champion, E. Champion, Lit man Champion. E. J. Price, Eben Price, O. D. Williams, W. Corwin, A. J. Freeland, Aaroo Mount, Erastus Smiili. and Ebenrzer Fiirnham. Smith and Farnham were recommended to the mercy of the court. Hon. Luciu Lyon, formerly Senator for the State, died in this city on Weüucsday night. From New Xork. New York, Sept. 26, The Protestant Episcopal Convention of t S P. M. ie DiooiM of New I arte, this it.,,,,,,.., ..... Sil, .1.1 .t, elf. t I Rev. Dr. Creiahton provisional Bislmp. The vote stood ! for Creiliton 101 clergy und 87 laity, Waiuwright ti7 cleroy anil 77 laity. The steamer Georgia, from New Orleans vin Havana, sailed at noon with one luindred anil Ii it y - throe passenFrom Baltimore. Baltimore, Sept. 26, S P M. The Vigilance Committee of Gravson countv, Yirgi nia, arrested John Cornett, a friend of Mr. B.iem, the Ohio Abolitionist. The committee requested of him tli.it he should renounce his Abolition sentiments, but he refused. They then s'.rippcd him, and, tying him t a tree, administered ab nit a dozen lashes , when he agreed lo renounce his Abolition views, sell his lands and negroes, nd leave the State. The occurrence has caused great excitement. The committee is said to be in pursuit of several other persons. ----- From St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25. Mr. Polk and two others arrived in ten days from Ft. Laramie to St. Louis. They were not molested by Indians. The treaty grounds had been removed to Horse creek, thirty-five miles this side of Fort Laramie. Some 12,000 Indians were assembled. Col. Mitchell arrived on the 1st inst. The council for treaty purposes had not convened. It was expected that the negotiations would close about the 20th or 25th. The Camanches and Blackfeet would not be present. Kendall and most of the amateurs had become disgusted with the trip and were returning. A company of emigrants from California have arrived at St. Joseph, 62 days from Sacramento city. They had five skirmishes with the Indians, in one of which one of their number was wounded and left on the road. They met the Oregon emigration train, composed of 367 families, 580 wagons, and 3,000 head of cattle. They were all getting along finely and were in fine spirits. They had had a fight with the Snake Indians, and Messrs. Stewart, Hady, and Block were wounded. ----- From Independence. INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 26. The mail has arrived from Santa Fe, accompanied by several members of the boundary commission, bearing despatches. Major Whitman is certainly elected delegate. Much trouble exists in the courts because the judges differ widely in construing the laws and lawyers refuse to bring suits until unanimity is reached. Five of Summer's men died of thirst and many of the horses gave out before reaching Laguna. Rumors say that the Naviza Indians have planted new crops and taken strong hold in the mountains. The Apaches, leagued with the Navizas. ran off a large portion of the stock belonging to the boundary commissioners. Mr. Bartlett was to leave the Copper Mine for Sagila about the 1st instant. There is plenty of grass and water on the route between Santa Fe and Independence. ----- From Pittsburgh. PITTSBURGH, Sept. 27, 8 P. M. There have been heavy rains ail .lav , it has lie en rain- . . . .. .. . , - . j. ing in all directions, and mere win lie plenty oi water for large st -amers next week. The liver rose six inch es at sVarrco. Pa., since noon. From New York. New Yohk. Sept. 25. Miss Hayes' first concert last night was successful. She was encored in every song, and inspired an audience of over 4,0IH people with delight. A meeting ol Litirarymen will be held in Ihe City Hall, to adopt measures in honor of the memory of J Fennimore Cooer. The steamers on the Nicaragua line for California are lo be the Prometheus and Daniel Webster on this side. and the Iudeeiiif Mice, Pacilio and Monumental City on the other side, sailing on the 1st and loth ol each month from Sun Francisco. The Georgia goes on the New Orleans route, and sails on Friday. Tho Cherokee is to be laid up. The examination of the Christiana rioters began at Lancaster to-day. The prosecution look strong grounds in favor of indictments for treason. New York, Sept. 27. Cotton has declined. Foca is firm, with sales of 700 brl. Indiana and OhiJ at$3.87n4 12; Prim - Gennessee $l.lSa4.31. Grain Wheat is lower, 2, 400 bushels sold ; Michigan tßm. Rye, 1000 bushels at UM. Corn is unaltered ; 1,800 bushels Damaged at 57aoyfe; M.xcd 61c. Provisions Pork is drooping Prime $13.21. Laid, 400 brls. Prime at 9c. Whi'KV is cheaper; 150 brls. Ohio sold at 20Jc. Groceries Sales 400 Ugs Rio Coffee 8fc; 900 brls. Cuba Molasses at 70c; 100 hhds. Orleans Sugar 5jc. Naval Stores Spirits of Terpentine is easier, 200 brls. sold at .vi i.e. Tallow Sales 12,000 lbs. Western at 7c. Tobacco Eighty hhds. Kentucky sold at 4$i7$c. Stocks Erie declined -je, Canton declined lc. From I'ittsbursh. FIRE AT CLEVELAND. PiTTSBuaGH, Sept. 27 A lire broko oat in Cleveland tins mornino on ihe river street, in the roar of Rawson fit Co.'s warehouse, which consumed ten to fifteen houses, occupied as groceries and dwellings. The loss is near 915,000. A strong wind was lilowins nt the time, and if it bad not been raininz bard the extent of the Are would have been greater. The warehouse in the vicinity was saved by the exertions of ihe firemen. Three horses were burned. CT"Twn hendred and tbirty-eight passer.ffers passed over the New Albany and Jeftersouville pKank road, in M .'. m ti. Co.'s omnibuses, on Sunday last. A very larjre proportion of the travel between this city and Louisville now goes by this rotCc. We understand that still another omnibas will be put on the line next week, so that there will he regular departures from eauh place every hour el the day-JVrtc Albany Ledger.

New York State Agricultural Fair. Correspondence of the New York Journal of Commerce. Hochesteb, Sept. 16, 1851. The day of jubilee has come, the annual exhibition of the progress and improvement, during the past year, in Agriculture, Horticulture, Manufactures, Mechanics, and Ihe Fine Art, williin the Empire, and some of her highly favored sister States. Tin- may justly be called the World's Fair of tho New World, as here, in one incongruous mass, are assembled worthy Dutchmen fiom the valley of the Mohawk, hardy sons of Western New York, the most enterprising Canadians. Suckers and

Badgers from the far-oti" regions of Prairie Land; with I such an array of cattle, products of the farm and dairy, machines, and implements of all descriptions, as would j have tilled honest John Bull with inexpressible wonder, ; and called forth a tribute of acclamation for the enterprise and ingenuity of this Universal Yankee Nation. This morning I visited the ground selected and inclo- I sed for the fair. It is one and a half miles South of Ro1 euestcr, in a high and romantic situation, overlooking . i i i - s a : . i - l i mc nppiing water oi tue river, anu uic spires auu uomes of the City of the Genesee." The land, formerly extremely uneven, has been leveled ; and a number of wells sunk lor the accommodation ; id refreshment of man and beast. Among the most prominent and note worthy Halls erected, are Manulaeiuies, Mechanics, and Floral; all taeming with articles both ornamental and substantial. This is a proud day for industry and talent; for thousands have met here to witness and do honor to them. The order of Public Exercise is as follows: The grounds will be open for inspection on Wednesday. On Thursday is the review of the Rochester Battalion, by Gov. Hunt, assisted by Gens. Scott and Wool, the warworn veterans of Londy'a Lane, Buena Vista and Vera Cruz. On Friday will be the award of premiums, and the address of Senator Doi.glass, the little giant of Western Democracy, which will doubtless reflect eredit upon its author, and lustre on the occasion of its delivery. The streets are rilled with carriages running t and from the fair. The influx of human and animal life has, however, but commenced. Credit is due to the President of the Society and the Executive Committee, for their efficiency and public spirit. All in and around the groum'.ri is conduct 'ii with an order truly admirable. Of amusements we have no lack. Barnum will reap a golden harvest. Madam Bishop sings this evening in Corinthian Hall; and while writing this. I hear the enchanting melodies of that far-famed English songstress. W. M. H. Roi Hester, Sept. 17, 1851. The long-expected, much-dreaded rub and jam commenced this morning at nn earlv hour. The streets are literally lined with carriages, omnibuses, and other vehicles, moving to and from the lair; and woe to the un lucky pedestrian who is mingled with. .inl enlanglnd among litem. The Fair ground- resemble, in same respects, an ex'en-ive Military encampment. The Star Spangled Banner waves in the breeze, and the busy hum of many voices mingling with soul-inspiring martial music, and the sweet chiming of t lie ImMIs; renders the scene animating its impression lasting. Although we sec here to-day no gracious Queen and proud Nobility, condescending to witness the progress of lalior nn-l the triumph of industry, yet there are men here who may justly be called Nature's Noblemen, with such an array of Machines. Engines, Reapers, Cultivators, Plows, Harrows, Drills, Horses, Cows, Sheep, P-Miltry, Swine, Paintings, Portraits, Musical Instru ments. Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers, as never before was witnessed in America. The show of catile. whose sleek sides denote full feeding and high breeding, is particularly tine, and is attracting t'ic gaze and admirutmn of the assembled thousands. This is, indeed, a proud day for all those direct'.v interested in the improvement ol stock Outsi'le of the enclosure arc numberless tents and iiooths. filled with eatables and drinkables. Here, also, arc "sights," from Barnutn's Caravan to a Striped Pig show. The weather is cool, and after the late hot weather is cxtremelv soul-reviving. Among the distinguished men in town are Horace Greeley, Lord Elgin and Gen. Webb. Corinthian Hall is now being decorated for the approaching State Fair Festival. The President and Cabinet, Lord F.lgin, Governor Hunt, Senator Seward and Jenny Lind, having received invitations, have signified their intention of being present. This will crown the festivity during the week, nnd prove a gala day. To-day the Union Races commence, and will attract a large concourse of sporting characters. 1 W. M. H. Rochester, Sopt, IS, 1S51 . This is the great nnd notable day of tho Fair. No one can return from it, without more enlarged and comprehensive views of the resources and glory of N:w York, and of some of her sister Slates. The influence exerted here on the minds of the million, will tell on the prosperity and destiny of America. The sun rose this mornino with unusual splendor, and tho weather continued propitious and exhilirating. Such clouds of dust were never seen before raised in Roches ter or vicinity. The articles for exhibition in manufacture! s Hall are well arranged, and attracted the :iilinirino gaze of thou- . samt. Such a display of costly fabrics, shawls, silks, i chandeliers, cut aud stained glass, miniatures, embroideries, and fancy articles of every description, has seldom been seen. Near this Hall is the tent allotted lr tlip especial accommodation of the Press, and the tent i f Hon. John Delafiekt, the President of the Sci'tv. Passing on, we come to Floral Hall, which is tilled with the choicest products of the orchard, vineyard, and llower-garden, nieelv arranged with a discriminating regard to show and elleet. Of flowers of the ni"st gor geous hues there is a pleasing variety. The central design is uniipte, and looks natural and rural. A gnarled oak rises above a pvramid of rocks, and on its branches are many baskets of fruit, while the highest part of it is surmounted by a sheaf of grain. Outside of ibis, against the walls of the tent, and r"aching around the circuit, are tables laden with fruit that would cause tho veriest epicure to rejoice. Surrounding the halls, nr.d midway let ween them, is a myriad of machines, reapers, corn shellcrs, strawcutters, stoves, (among which is the one thnt caused the , ... ... . V great excitement at Loudon during the World s t air.; churns, plows, drills, nnd miniature engines, which arrest the attention of all, whether competent to understand and appreciate them or not. In Dairy Hall, the display of wheat, butter, cheese, 8te., is not as large ns on former occasions. The large armv of improved stock constitute one of the most interesting and important sights on the oround. I noticed a numlrer of heavy Dnrhmns, of unmistakable good qualities, and of Devons the finest collection in the State. Among others worthy of more than a mere passing notice, there was a Canadian Bull, pronounced by cominon eo sent, to be the most superb animal on the .Mounds But should 1 enter into details, it would stretch this sketch rd infinitum. The horse has many noble representatives bswVj "d a number are now disporting in the ctreusses A number of locomotive engines are putTiing, and ever nnd anon are heard the shrill notes of the steam whistle. The display of poultry atlacts the attention of all who are fond of chicken fixins." The Union race course is thronged with lovers of fun, and several fast nnos are entered for the race of to-day. The Review will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock P. M. Amon the Lions now in town, I noticed Senators I)ouglas and Seward, Governors Hunt, Wripht. of Indiana, and Patterson; H"u. Win. Lvon MeKensie. Adam Furgerson, Francis Granger, Generals Wool and Stevens. W. M. HINFORMATION WANTED of Patrick Doolkv, who left Clonmatl, County of Tipperary, Ireland, lour year ago, and rm.ö-rated lo thi country. He h about 98 year of age, and is a Cu-penter hy trade. An uuxiou mother and sister are desirous of ascertaining his preeiit place of residence, or, if deceased, the place, lime and other eircutnstun. e- iitieiHlmsr In decease. The lt that was heard of him he was at St. lxiui. Mo , 1 months I since. I'K-ane suM. - JAMES imoDF.N, Iudiajiapolif. lad. Septeml-er 30, 1851 ltd w frSt Loui Cio and Boston Pilot copy and send account to tin office. OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE COLLEGE HILL, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, rsislll- third miii.uil e.Mou of the Ohm Female Cobese wdl I meuce on Monday, the 15th insl. An emcieul corps of Professor and Teachers ha Ixsen ecured. nnd evuty departmciil of instruct.on will be ably f. led. The institution is located at College Hill, six miles north of Cincinnati, O . a place noted lor il elevated ami healthy position, il beautiful seenrry. a well a the excellent oi"ii riiiirni Four new and rommolous build. ii" bare ' been erecle! ami dsslicaled lo Ihe csne of FKM A I .K KDUCATIOM. the pruiei;.... ot willen, with it lurntiure. eoi over vw.ww iun I awl thorough eins .cat coarse of studies ha been adopted, upon the ; completion of which, youiif Indies receive a D.ploina The institution possesses a ffixsl Telesea.pe. Chemical and Pi.iloso Bical apI paratus, etc., and lectures with experiment are given weekly, to I Ihe whsde school. The terms sre reasonable letter of inqniry ! should lie sent to Rev. John Covert. Collere Hill, Hamilton Co.. O. JOHN fOVllUT, l'res't. SitrTKMnEB 1st, isol. References Hon. John McLean. Rev fnmtiH W Fiher. Rev T. A Milts, l II Allen. D D., S. F Cary, Kq., Cincinnati: Ir Ja I. Allen. R'eville, Ind., Kev. W. M. Cheever. Terre llaule; and Rev. C E Babb, Indianapolis. sep0-hlv-2mw ( lonmal copy.) POWDER AND LEAD Alwsy on hand A Isrite quantity best bra... I. -heap for cash at V. C. HANN A A CO.'S. septs' ' ' TO THTNERS. We hive for sale, very cheap, a c.mp.ete set of tools and machinery for carrying on ihe linking business. A. NALTNER CO . aug7-UeiJ-s ilw Opposite Cou I House

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current.

Corrected Daily for the Indiana State Sentinel, BY KIRLAND At FITZGIBBOIt, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AM) WHOLESALE DKALEBS IX Groceries, Liqaoi s. Tobacco and Produce, EAST BUM Of THE DEPOT. BACON 9- 1. Hor. net Shoulders Clear aide Ham BEEF cwt. net. . . CANDIES 9 a COTTON YARN V CANDLES 4 1. Slur Mould , CORN MEAL 9 bo I LOUR- f bbi FRtriTS r bushel, Apple, crem Apple, dried Peaches, dried.... Almond, 9 h GROCERIE8 Broom .......... Lead, bar I.t white, pine. 6,00 I I ....."Is? a 5t 5.i.titi .11-1.-. ft a 1.00; -50 0 SJK 2,00 1.00 OS 1.75 .7&$1.WI .. .0575 . . .37 3550 . . .2550 50 Jeari, No. I Oil, linseed .. Oil, lard Oil, penn Oil, Tanners' Turpentine Beam, wtnie Potnloc Onions Cheese Butler, roll Iird Ree wax Ginseng Tallow 10 11 25 INI 3.00 . ..2SSA) . .HO I UO ,(( .. I9-JU 3.0O 3.23 eis 97 ....I4lf HtMi 0,00 3 00.S3 50 RaioiiM, t Ik2 . PISH Mackerel, No. 1. 9 lrl . . v.l.; hf M No. I, 9 qr brl. No. I, kits No. 2. t brl.... QUADS f bin, 8 by 10 10 hrN HAY I l. mi, Timothy .... 13.50 4 .IN) St, 25 J.50a ,1.1)0 5.0OtS.00 none 12,50 13.00 Clover No. 2, J Uf brl .. .7.5O5.0O IRON 9 i, No 3. f brl .-.50 Kar 33' Salmon, kiu FEATHKRS r ft, Beat Ordii'ary GRAINS 9 (Mabel, Wheal, while.... Wheat, red Barley Rve Corn Outa GROCKRIES f a., Coffee, beat Rio. . Sii-Tir. N O Susar. loaf Siirar. crashed.. . Tea, G. P Tea. Imp Tea. Y. Hy Penpcr Spice Snlerntot Molk., N O .. Molawr. S. If. . . Tar, PL C. s brl . Tar. rtorida MHMi 9 l... Madder , Indigo Rice Copperas in , . oc KouikI and uuuie. . . 4yw a Cabling lal 30 . ISi22 Sprmga Axles 9 AnviU 12 . 45;4S LEATHER . 10 15 le. 9 , 2022 Calf.kin. 9 d, Is.lSai OO I'pper 4V0O:i0.oo Morocco 20 X 1 -sj H 40 ?540i 201 2"2 ....151m 10 ..U,I2 0O.70 SO.5 3Oj00 . ..1011 18920: 515 . ...3S23 ,...!6i4S Slirep 5,00f.OO LK1 ORS p eat, Xup. Pnlc UrniKly. I SStS,7l Alex. Sip. Cog 2.00 . - Masloria . 3.00 .:i 60 Ameriran Uramly . . . .4045 Holland lliti 1.50 ' Old Kor WbUky . . .501.00 I Corn Wbiaky W Old Mad. Wine... 1.251.75 Porl Wine Sl 1.7.J Sherry Wine 1,75 2.25 1 Clart i Wine 4? dl, 3..T0 Malaca AVine IS Dome-lie I i ;i NAILS keS, Ifti 5 50 d 3.S0 6d 4. 4d 4.MI 3d 5. 0 Brnils 3,M ... . 4.75 ""isst-ai ,...13i9M I 10 00(1 5j 3 21 3 Ginger .... Clove Gunpowder Soup. .o I CaMia Alum Nutines . . , ll-SI-.M FAFKIl 5 nam, 45 Wrapping keg. .5,50 S 0 00 Fooliw-np Inv .' .51 Bins. B..i.rU. nr. 40 ,45 SEEDS bushel, 3 Clover ... .6090 .4.00 3 2J . I .rJ.5O.H7.i.-0 0570 .1.1' 1.75 Flax Woo.lr.1 Uuckel. . .2 m Timothy . 2.50 MARRIKI), In Ashe, N.irth Caro'inn, on Wctlucsnay, the 13th. Mr. Wiu.ua Walters, (i dwarf, aboul 23 years ohl. and not more lhaii 30 inches tall, and weigh 35 poun Is ) to Miss Elizs.B1t.th Sa wters, (a full v Mi woman.) daughter of Martin Sawver all of Wythe county, Va. DIED, At hi residence iu Fort Wayne, mi Saturday evening last, Jons G. Wlp.i.. Eq , aged about 'X years. CANDIDATES. UWs are requested to nniionnce the name ofR. S. Ilicss, of Johnson county, a a candidate for Assistant Secretary of ihe Sviiate. sepOU L'v"" We are requested l nniionnce the name if G. W. SnAnriioiT. of Jeuiiing county, as a candidate for Asitunt Clerk of the House of Representatives. sep30 O-'Mb KpiToa: 'lease nniionnce the name of Jons P. Dcxx, of Perry county, ns a candidate for Principal Secretary of Senate, the approaching leas is i sepU4 PJames H. VxwrrRjEsq , nf Jennings county, i a candidate for Assistant Secretary of the Senate. sepiAl Pjr We are requetcil to announce the name of Judge G. W. Ti rner, of Porter county, as a candidate for Clerk of the next House of Representative. rC7We are requested lo niimmuce the name of Pstbr WixC It ELL. of Marion count., a a camliihile for Doorkcfcr of the nejkl House of Representatives. aug-JJ Cy We are requested to announce the name of Jr.PTii G arrigci . of I'nrke county, a candidate for re-election lo the oriice of Doorkeecr of the next House of Representatives. augJ9 IL Pleuse announce ihe name of Asa F. Ciiapix as a candidate for Cleric of the House of Representative the coming session. J. w. N EM LAND. WM C TRAlil E tt'L AXD & TRAB 0 , (-ICCESS'.RS TO S. W. PICH ) Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 440, Mam. between ölli und Uli t.. North side. UOUISTILMB, KY . a i AVK sä naiul a Linie ami rarefn'lv selected slock ol Groceries. winch we will eil very low for cash, or iu exchange for all kinds of country pnsluce. Ti.e f.llowiugare the principal articles, viz: 4ll hags prune green Rio Codec; 60 lugs o!d Manilla and Jura Coffee; ! hhds fjir loexlru prune N. O. Sugar; 111 hhds lit fined and Clarified Sugar; 75 hlils liaf. Crushed and Powdered Sngar; lu Tierers Flint Rice; 23 lll. i .. :.!. u Syrup; i hf. WMs. Golden Syrup. 30 and 10 gal. keg; T(i Id Is Piaiitatioii MolasM-s; 35 hWs. Sugar Houe Molasses; 311 hf. I.hls. Sugar House Mohuues; 55 hf. chests liun Powder Tea; 26 hf clic-l Black Tea: 32 hf. chests Young Hyson Tcs; 95 ü ami 12 II, boxe Young llywui Tea: 12U Ihucs Rosin Soup; ion Ixixcs Fancy Sofip; 75 boxes Pearl Starch; 10 hox- Cl oeoluu; ItiO ksaXM Si.ir Caudles; 30 bx Serni Candles; SS?5 PrcseI Summer CaiKlKs; 150.0110 Cuba Six Cigars; 25.000 Spin. ish Cigars: 25 000 hf. SpanUh Cigars; 250 hugs ami bales Cotton Yarn. .No. 400 lo 1.CU0-, 1.000 IU Carpel Chain; 1 000 lbs CaiHlle Wick; 1,200 II. Cotton Twine: 150 hales Cotton Batting; 5 5 bags Snot. niied ir.es; 10,000 II. Bar and Pig Leud, 75 doz. Blue Buckets. 50 Uox. Fancy buckets. 50doz fancy hf Uawkets; 45 est i'J and 8 in ii.si ) Painted Tubs; SS doi. No. I ami 3 Fanned Tubs; 75doz. Zinc Wahotards 50 I. Us lljdrniilic Ctmciit: 50 his. Yinegar; S5 I'aik.iges .No 1. 2. hiiI 3 Mackerel; 800 kegs super cut Nails. 3. I. (i. . 10. 12. 10, and 20d; 100 kegs super cut Hi ails. o. ed. mid lOd; 75 Ihijcs Va. Toliacco; 115 Ik.xcs Mo. and Ky , 5. 8, j pound aud tound Ittiiips, 100 boxes Mutches; 350 doz Shaker ami common Brooms; 12 casks ami bids. Ssleratu; M -nks sup Carb Soda 7IKills. bt-sl Spanish liul.go; l otUllx. Br.ght Dutch Maikler; 50 hags Peiwf and Spite; 12 bbi Alum; 12 bbls Epsom 8. Us 30 bbls Copperas; 20 bbls Itrunsloii '; 4m lbs. Cloves, 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs; 130 .Malt Cnnmnion llark; 400 lb. Camphor: S50 Hw. Cream of Tailar; 1.200 Reams Wrappinc Paper; 350 Reams letter and Cup Piper 30 box "John Bull s'' Sarsaparilla; 50 boxes Frs-sli Creani Cheese; 115 ke Pure ami No 1. While I Pipe Schnapps lint, the tet nruele nnporieo 2 a 3 1 I 3 I'qies James Henness) s pale ami datk Brandy, I'ipes A Seignelle Kile ami nur iinimy; casks Rasleun's pale ami dark Brandy; .'le I cV I" Muriel's jmV Brandy; pipe J. J. Dupuy's ale Brandy: casks Undi.it Dock Maderia Wine, very old, cask R. I.. Maderia Wiae; caska Spanish Pen Wine; casks pure Port Juice, Crown brand; caks Juice Porl; casks Burgundy Porl; i a-k- pure weil Maine me. inest!C Rramlv. Sweet Wine and C. New F.-glaml Rum. old Copirer 'disiille.1 and rectified Whukv. Pcaeh ami Apple ly. Ao, Ci.n.be, Giouml Sp.i e, Mustard. I .sn n. CinunHome Bou llr .,. moil. Vermifuire. Castor, l.u.seeii um i nuer in... Flask. Jars, OlSSS, T i H ck ng. IVr. u i Cap. Paste Board, B itle Corks, Coinm and Hemp Twine. Cotion Troi Line and Staging, Duponts and Blasting Powder, Sifter's Salt, ic., ore. sepll THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE THE CHEAPEST. atF, are now seMiug THE BEST of Philadelphia and French Calf 9kui Hoots, From SO cents to tl.oo per Fair Lower than any oiher manufacturer in the city. To those who want OOOD HOOT8 we would any, TT-aiVE THEM A TRIAL. TO THE LADIES. WE ARE NOW M ANUTACTOR1NG for Ine Fall Tsads, a superior quality of CUSTOM MADE SHOES, which we are telling at the price of ordinary shop w. rk. The ftoek is uperior to anything we ever had, and Ihe work warranted of the TRY THEM AND JFDOE FOR YOURSELVES ' Dsn'l forget Ihe place. 5.en of the Big Red Boot. Washington at " 1 I. P. FAIRBANKS ladianapola, fept , ISM seplfl

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ASTROLOOY. THE CELTTBRA 1 i-lVsor of Aslroioev. Astronom PR. C. W. ROBACK. etiology, and GcomiuiWflm, office No 71 fo tkecilizeirJi of Indiry, combined with CONJVRATIC1 Icut siieet. PhilmMlph-a, oner b ana. Hr ha Im-cii consui.-d hv 1 . "ihuiivu j sn uic huh :;cu 1 1 1 . 1 1 n , am! enjoy a higher reputation aa jut Astrtaoger, limn any I aStvities calculated according o Geomancy I antic .1. of Euroe, y one liruijr cs. i croons at n uvuncv can have ihcir nativities drawn by acrill iiir the irate of ftie day of tbelr Inrih. All Inters containing the above lee, will receive immediate attention, und nniivilie aenl lo any part of the world, written on durable paper ; and he ia prepared to make use of bU power by conjuration, ou anr of the following topic : Courwlup, atlvice given for the aacceaaful rcoiitnlisl.nl -m ! marriage , I haa the power lo redeem such a are given to ihe free use of ibe bottle, ami for all caae of hazard, and iyt the recovery ol aloleii or lost prowrly, and the purclia.sii.ir ..f loiter.Uckcis. PbousaiKls ol the aiiove-namcd cases have been done m lhi city and iu VK-initr. nnd in ihe rmifsl Si.i i.. ,k.. "..li .-,:.f J Ihi ci'v aJL lO OOONaiivilicaor lioroac,-. have lieeu c.-wl dur.uc the last f..ur cars Jptlc here. Lellers will aiiwer every purpose, ami will .lo us wclK4jA to call in person, unit the mail is now an safe that MfaajH need mtt fear to trust ntotiry through the NaS Office Dr Roback receive Irina 5O0 lo I0OU lem r momhlv. ami lias nein m.ed one. Ail elter will be religiously attended to. as aforesaid Pot more particulars, call at the office of the Sentinel Mai eel an Astrological Almanac, gratis. C. W. ROII.M 'K. No. 6, While street. New York City. IT?" Be panicu!ar to mention Hie Post Oinrc. ouuly and Sta(e. O" All communication kepi refigioualy merit. febM TO CONTRACTORS. Scaled proposal will be received at the office of the Indinnapolis and Bellctonuine Railnibd Company, until the first day of Ociolier. liexi, for Ihe rradualitui of ihe heavy sett mi of I lie road at the enwsiug of Wime Rivn, above Mui.cie. ami for building ihe bridge on lue Howe Plan over the river at thai point. The bridge and the grading to be completed by Hie first of April, next, and payments to be made one half casli. ami one half -lick Sepcrate bids will lit rect i eil for the bridge mid graduation: the bidder will pcnfy at how mucV per lineal foot he w li complete Ihe bridge, and at what price per culuc yard lor cxoavai:mi and embank incut. O. II. SMITH, Prc't. acpil6-w3w (Journal and Statesman copy.) fT. MARYS SE MIN AR Y. The Autumnal season of this Inslilulioii will commence on Momluy. Seplcmber sih. Mis Tow n, formerly of Maine, but recently from Grceiicaule, lud , will xii the Kev. Dr. Camp in conducting the school. Terms a herelofiwe. By order of the Tat steks; to whom application maybe minie. HON. JA MKS MORRISON, CHARLES COX, WM II MORRISON, S. MAJOR E KITCHEN, J. II McCfIB9NEY. V. C HANNA, JAS DR 1KO W. ME ARS, I CLEGG. nuirttt-ilA wlf THE CELEBRATED METEOR AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVE. IE have now on hand over 'J00 Cookiu? Stores of d (Terelit variciie. including; the alove. winch will he sld vrrv low It i Is. mfnso.n v brothkr. scplV-.lniilA; w On Washington street, near the Branch Bank THEY ASE ALWAYS RIGHT! Dl'RYEE, FORSYTH & CO.'S C E L E B R A TED SCALES. Railroad Track and Depot Scale; Coal, Hay, and Cattle Scales ; Heavy Iron and Dormant Scale; Wheat or Hopper Scale ; PORTARHK, Pl.ATl-oKM. ..M COUNTER WALES; Yiire-house Truck and Sugar Mills j Letter Copying Presses; Patent Kxcavuting Road Scrapers. These Scales have been long and favnrahly known, hare beeu submitted lo the severest tcls, und for accuracy aud durability are justly acknowledsred to lie Ihe STANDARD from which there i no appeal. IIKMIY 8 KKI.LOGIi, Agent Indianapolis, HILL, ORHISOM Co.. Agents Fl Wayiie, WM I. MU.MI'URD, Gen. Agent, Lafayette, lud. sepl-d 1 w-w" w 100 AGENTS WANTED 1 1 1 f W0 c.rculaie. ny subscription, a new ami very rnj.iit ftl'ins awl M. beautifully illuslr .leil work entitled Historical 0aSXS9C. TION of the UREAT WEST: containing Kamtirtt of the sjsssj important nnd infcrefiNg erents in Weilern Hiitory Hrtna rLaUr tnJiridnal Adantun Stetrlieg of Frontier Life Ihteript-ont of Xatural Cmriotities, .. lo which is appended Historical and Deeriplive Sketche of Oregon, A'etc Mtruo. Texas Mmnett-ita, I'lah and Cali'nrn a; by Henry Howe, Author ol Hi. Col's of Virginia, do. Ohro." Intelligent Sssl energetic men who will canvas in all weather. will he enabled to earn from ?3 to S7 per day. Noue need apply except uch as can adrnnce the eath lor properly when crib-red. A capital of from S4o to 100 wskl be suih. leul. Apply hy litter jostpaid or in per sou to Henry Howe, ul K. Morgan & Co.'s. Ill Maui si . . Cincinnati. scpl-3niw INDIANA DNIVERSrrY. The ensuing session ot ilus Instiluliou will commence ou Thursday, the second day of (Krtuuer. The cholera which pteiuiled at Blioni:ngton for about leu days after 1'ie lule Col fege . u ..renn nl. lias euiirely t!iaiearcil, and the usual good health of the place is already restored. Boardaur is had in respectable farm house with. a a reasonable walk of the Fniversiiy ul 91 25 per week, and iu ihe boarduif club the co-t is less lhaii 9t. '1'he usual charge iu the village is 4M 50 a week. Two slu lent f. um each county in the Stale, upon the appoint ment hi" the couuty Hoard are admitted lo the privilege ol' the Cuiversilv without charge of tuition. Tim course of study in the Indiana University is believed to bs a extrusive and thoroughly pursued a in any American College, East or West; and Ihe expense are made so low a lo brine Us advantage wilhin the at'aiumeut of the preatest number pructieaMe. DAVID H MAXWELL. Pres t Board of Trustees. TS nin gl on, Sept. 1851. w3w Ii' AW SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY. This Iiistitution is under the care of the Hon O.ivrd .MeHonal... and the Bon. Win T Otto. It uperior odvuiilage lo geiitlt-meii entering the Legal Profession are generally known und acknowledged. The course of instruction in this I .aw ScliOol embraces all the branches oi" I,egl Science Sludeuls aie txaiu nd every ilay on their lesson in Ihe text booas; and lectures are duily .telivercd. A moot court is held everv Saturday, iu which all Ihe students are ex1 erciscd in preparing pleudmss ami arguing legwl qitei-l.ons. The students are divided into two classes the Junior and the ! H.-in. T1. ii ImmiLi of the Junior class are lilat ketone's Coin- ' meutarie. Krni's Cosmnenlarie. Suiith on Contracts, a4 Stephen ou Flt iidiiis; those ol Ibe .-senior etas arc iveui v unnnrumin.. ! Chittv on Plead ng, Greeu'.eaf ou Evidence, and Miiford's Eipnty. I A good law lilwary i provided for ihe use ot students; but ihcy niul ' furnish their own text books. . . i Sluduils attending thi department for two eioii. will, in the !iserctin oT ibe Faculty ami Board of Trustees, receive diplomas: none but practicing lawyer will be eiilillcd lo them short ol Rstat lime. . The tuition fee is thirty dollars per session. The graduation fee is I five dollar. ... The approaching session will commence on the hrt Monday ol November next, ami .-ml the first of March following. D. H. MAXWELL. Pre.'!. Bloomington. Sept. 1. 1851. B. T. Ind. University. (tepft-wtjw VEW HARDWARE STORE. New Firm isn Nsw OoofM i The subscriber have just opened an entire New Siock ol Hsrdw are. cotnprisiiie; the latest slyle und most approved pattern ! of Ikuisc tritnmins- of everv dencrinlioii. Builder will please do them the favor lo call and examine quality, prices. Ac. Farmers can also lie furnished with almost every agricultural implement. such as shovels, sjxules, hoes, axes, and scythes, hay fork, rain eraitle ickles Ac. Ac. Cnnenlers. Joiner. Coopers. Masons. Carriage and Cabinet Ma kers. lUaek, While, and all other Smiths, and the invitation is ex tended lo the entire alphaln-t of name iu the city nnl surrounding country, lo vail al the sign of the Gilt Elephant nnd CHt Store, soutk sub- of Washington street, opposite Ü. Craighead', and examine good and prices. lu addition to the aliove. ihcy will keep for sale a good stock o. assorted iron, steel, and nails. Also, continue to manufacture copper, tin, ai sheet iron ware, ami do all kind of job work in their line lo onler; and lastly, ihey do not intend being outdone in ihe selection of t most ; pproved kinds of Cooking Stoves, warranted to please, or I sale. Being well acquainted with the latest improved patterns m e in New York. Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and having had twcnlv r practical exerience in the sale of Moves und -Iber merchandize m the hardware trade, they hope lo please alx who may favor them with a call. WAIN WIUU11T A BRO. Indiannpolis. Sept 21. 1850 w. BOOK AGENTS WANTED ' The sulwcrilier hove lately issued a new Historical auf Descriptive work of very unusual interest. Il ia one of the mnl ably written. Splendidly Illustrated. and truly valuable works, of the kind, ever got up iu I hi couu'.ry. and one which experienced agent will find it rreully forlheir inierest to engage in circnlatimj. Address (post :psM. ) ang25-1Ul-w!2w Hirtforo Conn IXTOUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby parn that lettcis li of Administration have been granted to the undersigned hy the Clerk of ihe Prohaie Court of Marion conniy, Indiana, on the estan of Aaron Gullefer. late of said county, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claim to present them properly authenticated for settlement. The estate is solvent. joiix mi mv r.n.-s. STEPHEN GULLEFF.R, Fxerntrs sepii-w3vr EXECTTTOR'S SALE. Nsdiee i hereby given that the undersigned Executors of Säe estate of Aaron Uullefcr, deceased, will sell at public sale st the late residence of said deceased, in P.e Township Marion eouwy, Indians, on Friday. Otto!er 17th. Itfl, ihe personal prone rTy Irelongiug lo ihe estate of said deceased, consisting of Horses and Wagoa. Carriage and Harues, 1 stile. Hop. Sheep Wheat. Corn. Oat. Hay. Farming UiensM. a quantity of dry Lumber, together with Household aud Kitcheu Furiutaie, olher articles not mentioned. - . , TERMS OF SALE : Ou all sums over thtee dollars, twelve monrh credir will be given, the purchaser giving note w..h rPrr.v ed security: three dollar, and under cash in band. Saie to commenee at 10 o'elock oa said day, and to continue from day lo day until all ihe property is sow . ,1 ..on 11 i,v , ,.-. Executor. sepS5-w3w STEPHEN GULLEFER OYTHES lUVD SNATHES. 10 dozen firain sua urass rwjmw, in linveti Snathe' ?me.4Ved " e0n"r,mm BROWNING MAYER. H ACKEREL. 40 paeüsrres .o i macaerc. iuJJM. for sie veiy cheap nt V C. HANN A & CO S. r ACKEREL. 40 packsges No 1 Mackerel just reeei red nu''. epia

JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!!! A Wonderful and Extraordinary Medicine THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL Arabian Liniment for Man and Beast

. II. FAKItKI.I., sole P ÜKASD DEPOT, STATE ' iprietor. , ILLINOIS nearly every And Sold ly Mer'hanti and P,n; ToUM in the Wrst.ru Also by W. W Rf) HERTS. CIJApj . a I J. P. SIDDALU lu. BROWNING, r ml 1 1 1 . must womterfu! reinetly known lo i i for the apeedy, ana permanent eure ol'ull iliruri m ihr human fle.h a well nation. j of horses ami caitle The remarkalde cur, great ret and immense call for W. B Farrel ARABIAN LIN I MF Caused man) couulerfeila lo appear, many of which possess nw medical virtue, and some of (here well catcu'aied lo dec A base counterfeit culled H 0 Karrell' Arabian I.uiirrw rot up oi the repatation of my old eraMished Aralnaii Li Keware ol' such alteuiS. io (Jeeihrv e Purchase mvie Uitlra my rgnajue, W 1 Karycllon 1 1. c wrapper of the bottle He or I, WS mem . ii ba Look mwm aa win get a snjriojs ariic.5. JmroMitMUfJe EriJeMet A Tfondtrful Cm the Women rnn't U 'haut if -Da. W. K. Fxaaaix: I'lake 4easure in aptaking of vo ir A'abtsu La em Mv h.rr irot fi irh rnc-l at mir trii dog, and tried to jump a harp paling fence: he snaggcij himself iu Ihe Ix'we! so had ihal part of out. we !ir.. eil I im an.l ,1 up i . ; r. , .1 ii vour I.iiiimen; and ruiiocd it in Melt, ami ihr horse did so Writ that I uses days; ii did not swell in ibe least. 1 know there i.m asihu Lininn nl 'J'br women can't le without it; i'. lo bum thc.iis. h cs they run to ihe liniment, and have a hlistrr aricrvard: we arc most out. and I wi. me a bolile. Yours Ac , D Dupage CO., Ills . A;.r t in. 1SS0. Contimmallf Inquiring E C. Bosliysriell. P M BROU N , Deer Plata Jersey co., IU . write to W. B FarrcU a follows: , June 15. lSO I wrote you last Fall üh the Agency of your Arabian Luni.ir.it, bill iereied no reply, ami I lliealxKJSht me ol the Mustang Liniment, hut ii docs not .ve satisfaction: and my father nnd my seV hai -ing circulated yours through tlicse conutits, six years ago. the jsroplt are ti I coustanlly ei.quiritig l.r it. Scud me twemv rhiren as soon" as possible. Resnectfulty Ac , E. C. BOSBYSIIP.LL. U$t Xo'hinf KUt I. FreJtrick Donure. do ceriiTi tlmt vishive used in Ihe slables of ihe Sultana House. Cbicaro Mr W. K Farreir Arabian Liniment, in the varioo diseases of Horses. We re'y upon it in all cases, mat ue nothing else Chicago, April 5. 1-60 FREDERICK DOMIRK. The Quincy Whic. one of ihr large. t :oid most porulw papers ia Illinois, iu speakinc of W. B. Farrel!" Arabian Liniment. March lth. s51. says: "This Liniment U the Gcuuuie Curc-ali mid no miitakc."' Lame and Pai ful Backs, Rheumatism :. Xfitraleya. Iters what Ibe Medical Profcssioa ay of W. B. Farrell's Arabian I jnuncni . The i .ilow.ng is from one of the most distinguished and popular tbysieiaiis in Indiana: 'This i lo eerttfy that I have used Dr. Farrell's Arabian Liniment in a number nf cases of Inline and Painful Racks. Rheumatic Afflictions, Neuralgia. A c . in all of which I have found il decidedly beneficial, can therefore recommend it use to Ihe public with the utBSSSl confidence. TIMOTHY C EVERTS, M. D. Lapnrte Co., Ind.. Ju'y 2-ih. l4i. DiUjr Calls -Dr. Drewer, of Knoxv ifle. Ul . Jan Olli. 1851, writes' lo W B Forrell: Hear Sir: I am essirely out of" your Arabian Liniment and hav Ikscii for some time- I have been expecting your agent here to furii. Ii me with your medicine. I wish you would iiuorm o Ikw I can gel your Liniment as we have du ly calls for it Yours, re'pectfully, J. W. BR '.WER. From the M'dienl Fatuity. The following is a copy of a letter from my Agcni in St. Loui. Mo : Mr. W. B. FarrcU, Dsar Sir: You will please send us another upply of your Arabian Liniment. The quantity you left v. ilh u is i nearly all sold. I think a large quantify ran be sold, is very person I that hut used the Liniment speak of il in ihe highest terms of praise. Yours. Ac . Dr. E. EASTERLYft. Lui. Mo . April 27, 1H. For Hvrses and Cattle. Il i certainly the ercatest discovcrv of flu or any other ag of ihe world. Il iii-,ralr in ihe b-ne, curii.r Ii I .. . m ; - . a . f up an iicep seaicti inn mann, tieasiig contra' t corn, restore j siitf joints, scatter swellings of every kind, and is betling in lh hiebest leer e Sweeney, SlilT Complaint, rounder. Big Head. Farcy, Spavin, j Lsmeness, Sand Crack, Hard Tumors, Galls, Sore Eye. Chafes, I Sira.ns. Bruises, Wounds, Scratches. Film in the Eye. Caked Bag, mini Uisicnipcr. otc , arc permanently cured by this great remedy, which ha received Ihe approbation of ihe most learned physicians ami farriers of the day. sepu5y-wis PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Sealed proposals, nisi accoiiipany ing specimen, are requested at the oriice ol the Secretary of State until Saturday. Oct. 4, 1S51, at 2 o'clock, for furnishing for the use of the Slate of Indiana the following staiioucry to-wit: 300 Reams Fiiiifiinr Taper 3rt hv 30 inchest Reams Printing Paper 26 by 104 inches; 10 llems 11 a in Cap Paper No. 1; 40 Reams Plain letter No. 1: 20 Reams Envelope or Post OtLcc Paper, 200 Reams Ruled Letter Paper, 50 Reams Ruled Cap: 2II0WI Envelopes Large Size, or Legal; 30000 Same, small i:u-; 2 Helen quart. Black Ink. The proposal will lie received either for the whole bill or any portion of it, the undersigned reserving the privilege of accepting a bid in whole or in pari Contractor will be required to furnish such' additional amounts as may be necessary during the session of the Legislature at coiilracl prices. J. P. DRAKE.' Treas. of Stale. CHAS. H. TEST, Sec'v. E. W. II. ELLIS, Auditor. Indianapolis, Sept. 10. 1851. cpll-4w -flkNE HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD. Tin- uitdersignef W will receive sealed proposals until Saturday Ociolier 4. 1851, of 10 o'clock A M . at the office of Ihe Treasurer of Stale, for ihe de livery of one hundred cord of good wood, for the use oi the Legislature of I in I. una. at il ensuing session. CI1AIILES Bj TEST. Sec of Suns JAMES P DRAKE. Treasurer. E. W. H. ELLIS, Auditor. Indianapolis. Sept. 10. 1851. sep11-w4w STATE OF VIRGINIA, IN LOUISA COUNTY COURT, August the 11th, Ir-fil. In Chancery je Robertson, Plauitin". a gurrst Willi Chaos. !ers, Harden Chambers, Solomon Uitwon and Louisa Auu hi v.:e, children of Aim Chamber, fiirmerly Anu Robertson, James R. Colbus sou of Susan Collin. James Robertson, Madison Made and I Sarali E. hi wife, Robert Collin and Jane his wife, the said Rolsrrt 1 Collin iu his owu Tight am! a curator ami odn.uustiaior oi Ziimh Hob. ri-Mi. ib-ct : .1'. heirs ol Richard Rolrtiii. deceased, James J E. ami John R. RoIhtisoii. adull sni of M"rtecai Ro!enou. deI eeastd. Ro'-eu. Iwisli . Franklin. Thomas, Mary Auu. Ebzc belli I and Susan Jane Kobeii-on. infant cluldruiof said Moidccai RoUir- ' son. Hitlunt W. Collin. Nimrod K CollRis. Monroe N. HvusIoh and ! Eliza Ami his wife formerly Eliza Ann Coli ns, Lewi Heanlou sim! ' Diueilla his wile Swmeriy Drucilia Collins, children of Susan Collins ! formerly Susan Roliertsoii. Susan Ann Collins infant datighlcr of JolJk Collins deceaeil. Edwaid Koberlsou son of Richard Kols:rloii deceased, John ami Olms Roberison who claim lo lie sons of Jesse Robertson, Swoope mal Julia Ann hi wife. Swoopc and Lu UKla In. wile, Janus Townss-nd and Susan tils ,le. I'nk'C or Inrch nnd Maliuda hi wile, all the females claiming to be daughter of Jese Robertson deceased, and ihe heir ot" William Rot itson who died last summer, ans" who u said to hve been a sou ot JasSSS. Defendants. rSjtlllS esrrssc again cams on to I heard upon the Bill answers I and exhibit nial the amended reort ol" C.niimisMoner Jone which was this day filed and was argued hy Counsel On ernsideralion whereof, the Court kah adiudgt order ami decree lt ihe ma arport lie confirmed, aud that Roliert Collins, CiHnmissioner. pay lo Ihe parlies or to their Guardrans rhe amoiiuis respectively reported to be due Ihcm. except the suajio u porn J 10 he dac lo the rebuild heirs f Jesse R.beris.m. deceased, brother of Zeilith Robert-oi. i -ceased. It i further adimleed ordered ami decreed thai the - 1 Robert Collins retain n hi hands, subject la the future order ol" mi court, the several sum reported lo lie due to the sard repulcd heirs of said Jesse Robertson until it be ascertaimd by future insveeed nr. whether ihe said repined heir are ihe legal heir of Jesse Ro! eri-ou or not; and it is further ordered and decreed that the said suppos d heir., to wit: John Robertson. Ozias Roltertson. James TosieivT and Suau hi wife. Swoope and Julia Ann his wife. Pale or Pnreli ami Mslimla hi w ife. Swoope ami Lucimla hi He. ami the heir of William Rolrtson. (if ajiy.) appear in ihr court ou or belore the 1st Monday in Sept m i r. 1-52. und show their relationship ti Jesse Rolierlson. deceased, brother of Zenith Rob irtoi . deceased, and in esse ol their fading to appear. Ibe couil w,u r,.Ceed to div.de ihe sum sst pnit lor tin in fcin Mr II. L imii'ii heir oi' Z. mill Rolerl.oii. i!ei eased. Pie said lu-l!! t ciluis, Coniiiiissioner. i hereby required to take refunding bonds if ! he. as administrator, thinks proper accord mc to law S,x nioml-s is hereby allowed to the lufaiil Her they become of tier lo show . e.-iov loia.usi ihi decree. Il is further ordered thnt a copy ol this I decree be published u some uewsnaprr pui lished in Franklor lucky, aud Imhannpoli. Indiana, for four weeks successive that the Commissioner foiward lo Janses Towasend. :u Estill I. Krtiy. ut louuIV. Keiituek v.a copv ol nil ilecrre w l ar.y nw rr" ' '' ! 'oct2-w4w " A copT, Test. JOHN HVNTI B. C L C 4k DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. The mlers gned. Adiu.uit.at..r ot the estate of Peti r W. Koontj late of .Marion county, Indiana, deceased, will expose to sale u Public Auu. on. on the premise of said deceased, at Broad Ripple, Marion county. s. f ridsy. tl.s I0tii4ay ofOctober, 1-51. ,and from day 1 day tl-ereaftsr. tudil ti whole iw:d.) ihe persona! projierly.of aiddiccasril. comsjst i.g ol 3 Horses, 1 Mare and Colt. 2 Cow, a let of lb gs. a Buggy mal Harin mir chest Carnenter's Tools. Household far. mure. very ' choice bt of Poplar. Biack Walnut and Cherry lumber aud luiaier. on outer articles. TERMS OF SALE : On all sum of r.nd under rKree o?Tor. cssh m hand: ou all -o i s nve, ihree d .liars a rrrdil of o months will lS j given, the purchaser givms his promissory note with one or snot) approved sureties, pavable without any relief whatever from xaiua 1 lion or appraisement law. The sale ill cemm. nee pr-nip" ul 10 o clock in the forenoon. WILLIAM V J JOIlNsON. ep17-w?v Adnduisirar. STATS OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY, SS. Is TUB PROBAT ( Ol XT OF MHIX C t TT, For ihe Ociolier Term, A D . 1S5I. Petition for Partition - J,-s. Stout, Pet-r l-ut. halle M.xsrs ami Märgaret M.we hi wife. Elwinl Stotn. James Sl. ut. Jr , and Andrew J. Stout, r. Johu Birdsdo!taiid Ssrah Ann Bursaw do I hi wife. BE it known thnt on this 5lh dry of Seplcml er. A. V.. PÄ1. th above named petitHMiei. hv Barbour A Poiter. their Attorney, filed in the eiuee oi the Clerk of the Probate Curt of last Cmiiiiy of Marion, their petition iu the above entitled cause, ami also Ihe atudav it of a disinterested and competent person, that the d onlaiits. Jobn BrddoU and Sarah Ann Rsrrlmlolt. are not resident ot ihe Slate 'f Indiana The said defesxtssew, John Haidsdoli and Surah Ann Bardsdolt. are, therefore, hereby notified of ihe filing and t ...... i. -aid pelitii.ou, and that miles they jpear anfl jweso to. answer -r demur to un pennon, on me nisi n;,. oi ore nejii .-! n anal Probate Coart. lo be begun and held at the Coon house iu ths ...... m l.i.liiiiiiinol. cou. uv of Mar.on. and Mate of Indian. th saiil prtition and the matters' mid thing therein contained. willbeUeW ns true and taken a corfessed as to sa d defendants WM. fTKWABT. Clerk. Br Wsj. Wallacs. Depntr. Barbour A Port-r. Att'v-s for PctilKMier aepl l-'3w a DMINISTRATOR'S WOTICE. Not.ee is hereby given that' letter have been granted to the nnderig.ied hy the Probate Court of Marion countv. IiKhana. on the essate of Peter W Koontz. late of said eou'ttv. deceased All pessnns indebted lo said estate sre required 10 make inwneduile pnymeiit; and Uk having claim to present them daly authenticated for settlement The tst.ne is sc ,. lent WILLIAM V J JOHNSON. Adm r septVw3w , . V rnTirtE ii lirf liv eivell ihol the undersigned ha taken letters ... Administration on the estate ot I ncmore u csrriaiiii. lair m Marion eniiutv and State of Indiaua, decease MM pet iisle bled ul ! are reoneSted o msi immclia'e pav I nt. .u u.i. i.rr iriif the mrme. are notified to present I dulv sutlieniicsied for sett'.sia. Tb"il?J,,",eJ ' " .lve.il JJt. 1 .-II n epaf-w3w Admiuistratoi A 0AKD. Messr FIELD 4k SLOAN iske this method of ru annoanciac lo the eommeuily al large, that they are now pra1Sb mm lo recerve orders ir alt kinds of Cbsscs l.svins; ev. ry M'tsciliiy. (niclnduig Ihe lesl of oower and msch.nerv.i. ' esin and will mai.nmcHire s cheap as any establishment m the tmea. Hotels, Halls. Offices. Ac., rariMsheS with a supstw article st Arm-Cbir st price to sail Uie sae. AH orders from a daiiance Wi.l neel with prompt anenncii country ceaier w. 1 prices which will insure them a goori profit fXyrnu itreet. ttes- door to Btddle'r Aenon Room. All work wsjTsatteA i N. B The highest price will bs paid foe Psfitsr. SJ slnsn. asst Maple lumber, Hkory aud Maple turning umber, See ' inlyl?-wly