Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1851 — Page 3

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Prom the Louisville aud Madisou Papers.

From Philadelphia. ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. Philadelphia. Sent 30. lhe steamer Baltic, from Liverpool, with dates to the win inst., arrived at New York at half pat sereo o clock on Sunday morning. She sailed from Liverpool at halt-pasf two on th. 17iK ...I : - paaaeagcrs. Übe passed the Asia on tlie 19th nineteen hours west of Cape Clear. Tha Baltic exwrienoed heavy wind during the whole passage. The Canada armed at Liverpool on the evening o the 13th having made the trip m ten days and five hours. The excitement about gold in Australia is rather on the increase. The harvest news throughout Great Britain is most encouraging weather very favorable for in-atherin". iho trerman Diet held a sitting on the 6th of Septemuer, when the report of the corainiUee on the coastilit ion was read, but owing to too great dilference of opinion it could not be agreed t... Much disaoitoinrmci.t ev. ist throughout England, from lack of definite infill mi Ü2 i1,re,.gard to the Cuba expedithm. The paia-i s ... .- still tailed with accounts fiom the United States concernmg it. Neiotiatio is are o-ninrr on I et wi'.-ii s., r .i c - - p , , in. il Nil e-nyiaiKj, wuh a view to announce to the American Uovernraent, that they ate bound to put a stop to further invasions of Cuba. Political and religious circles are still engaged in discussing the secession of the Duke of Norfolk from the Catholic faith A gieat deal of feeling is manifested on all sides. The Earl of Donoughmore died on the I Jth Hon. A. Lawrence is on a tour in Ireland. The receipts of the exhibition continue at alout three thousand pounds per dav. The news trnm th. font in.,.,1 shows much uneasiness in the future. FaAjfCB The department of Ardechebnre is placed in Siate seige. Prince de Joinville is expected soon to declare himelf formally for the Presidency. Italy. At Naples the State prisoners wer? entern-. au loueatn; among them are ten d eputies. twenty two ministers, one town ambassador and two priests. From Washington. Washinuton, Sept. 29. Mr. Attorney General Crittenden has been appointed Acting Secretary of State during the absence of Mr. Webster. Maj. Tochman to-day caused the arrest of a Bavarian Cap! i;n named Ahua, upon a charge of malicious libel against Maj. Tochman's wife, late Miss Appollona Jageilo. The libel is contained in affidavit sworn to before a Magistrate at Williamsburh, New Hampshire, and Maj. Tochman swears to his btliel that certain foreign Diplomatic representations have aided ami abetted the circulation of the libel. Ahua gave bail for his appearance at the next criminal court to answer. From New Orleans. New Orleans, Sept. 29. ANOTHER STKAMBOAT DIsASTKK' The steamboat Brilliant yesterday exploded a (toiler at Bayoit Sara, destroying cabins and upper works. Mauy lives were lost, names yet unknown, deck passengers, hands and firemen, only 25 found after the explosion. The Brilliant was from New Orleans to Bayou Sara. Of 80 were liound From Toronto. Toronto, Sept. Jy Tbe Inspector General Postmaster, and Crown lands commissioner have resigned. It has not transpired whether their resignations have been accepted. The whole cabinet is expected to resign. From New York. ARRIVAI OF THE CANADA Niw York, Oct. 1, S P M. The steamship Canada brings information of the tinal release of Kossuth. The London Morning Chronicle ol the 19th ult. confirms the report of Kossuth's release, and says that he and his companions are safe on board the Mississippi, and she bad left the Dardinelles for America. The same paper that furnishes this item of news, says that letters from Hamburs; state that some anxiety was felt in that city in consequence of a prevailing rumor that the Diet of Frankfort purposed suppressing il,,. three cities of Hamburg, Lubev. and Bremen, by annexing them to other German States, Hamburg to fall to Prussia. In all proihilily the teport is ungrounded, as such a step would be an infringement of existing treaties. Switzerland. A meeting had been held at Chaux de Foules, to discuss the tpjestion, whether it was not desirable to form a grand league of the people against the sovereign. About ten thousand persons a'ere prcs ent, and about one thousand attended a banquet tuat was given. Vienna . Advices received in Paris, state that the united houses of the Rothschild bad subscribed thirty millions of florins to the new Austrian loan; that two other houses had taken ten millions; and two Dutch houses a similar amount. From Buffalo. Buffalo, Oct. 1, 8 P. M. Harrison, a fugitive slave arrested yesterday, was to. day, after a brief examination, remanded lo the custody of his master, N. D. Hunter of Virginia. From New York. New York, Oct. I. 8 P. M. The train on the Hudson River Railroad went through to Albany to-day for the first time. I i om Frankfort. Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 30. We have heard nothing certaiu as to the result of the Senatorial election in the Frankfort district. IsWrll give Lindsay a majority of about IbO in Franklin, 200 in Woodford, and 23 in Jessamine. This is supposed to be very nearly correct. From Washington. Washington, Oct. 1, 8 P. M. The Republic of to-day has a strong article in con demnation of the alliance between England and France for the protection of Spain and Cuba. The Republicregards intermeddling as calculated to do great harm, and says that President Fillmore and his cabinet are prepared and able to maintain the international relations of the country on a proper footing, without the interference of any foreign power. The amouut contributed to the Washington National Monument during the month of September was ihre thousand dollars. Gen. Jefferson Davis accepts the secessionist nomination for Governor of MUaissapns. From Button. Boston, Oct. 1,8 P.M. The steamship Europa sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool with thirty-seven passengers for Liverpool and filteen for Halifax. She took i)S00 to pav the troops at Halifax. The barque Lewis, from Zanzibar, arrived at Salem yesterday, having McGlenn, second mate, in irons for the murder of Johnson, first mate, off the coast of Africa. From New Orleans. New Orleans, Oct. 1. 8 P M. Two of the wounded by the explosion of the steamer Brilliant died yesterday. This morning the steamer S. W. Downs brought seventeen of the wounded to this City. One died on tbe passage, and others arc in the hospital, with little prospect of recovering. Four wounded men were left at Plaquemtne to a dying conditio. Galveston dates to the 29th have lieen received. Gov. Bell had entirely recovered. The crop are injured by iee'it rains Mexican Government troops are concentrating at Ceralvo. Nothing farther from tbe insurgentFrom 'iHciu uiiti. Cincinnati. Oct. 2. River stntionary. Re-eipts of Hoar verv light ; prices firm; fles of 300 bbls. at $3.22a3.2.r. Whisky 17 Ja I7c; 60 hhds. sugar sold at u. Nothing doing in provisions. Cincinnati. Oct. 2, 8 P. M. Tb Banks of this city refused to receive most of the Eastern Country Bank notes on deposit to day, and on N'ew York Country Banks two ner cent, discount was charged. Flour firm, with light receipts , 400 bits, sol.l at Sil , and 500 do. at $3.223.25. Nothing doing in provisions. , A sale of 200 bush. Corn Malt at 60c. Whisky 17 Jal7V? 1 SaUs of Linseed Oil at 70c. Sugar firm and in good demand ; a sale of 60 hhds. Fair at 66 ',c River stationary. Weather warm. from Near Orleaa. New Orleans. Oct. t, 8 P. M. Flour dnll but firm ; 8t . Leuis $3.80. Bacon sides retailing at lljc; shoulders 8e. Mess pork $15. From Ciaciaaati. Cincinnati, Oct. 3. River remains stationary. Weather pl00 brls sold at $3.10 delivered ; 250 do at $3.r3a3 10. No sales of Whieky ; prices drooping ?ales of 300 bu

Other articles no change. Ffoi Pittsburgh. PlTTSBt'mcH, Oct. 3. River three feet ci'it inches, and stationary. Heavy rains up the AI.egbeny last night, and hard storm comI ,nS UP now ' 1 W e.ithcr Jold. Front Philadelphia. Philadelphia, O.-t. 3, 8 P. M. The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit Court this morning found a true bill against Elijah Lea-is. Joseph Scarlet, Casper Hanawny and James Jackson, white men, and twenty-seven colored iren, being all those in custody, excepting one colored man, for treason, in participating in the late resistance to the law at Christiana. Lancaster county. The bill against George Wise, colored, was ignored. From Boston. Boston, Oct. 3, S P. M. The failures yesterday weie :i In-avv iron house a in I a broker, both for larjje amounts There is n better leelmg to-day and the panic is subsiding Boston, Oct. 2. The pressure ia money matters has resulted in several heavy failures, and gloomy feelings pruvail. From WiliniiiKton. Wii-mincton, Del., Oct. 3, P. M The factory of McCan it Co., at the comei of Tenth and Orange sticeis, was entirely destroyed by Hro ihis morning about oue o'clock. Several buildings adjoining were much inj red. I'roin N I ork. New Yk, Oct. 2. Brokers buy notes on James's Bank at twenty-five per cent, discount; New Rochelle Farmers' and Western at fifteen per cent, discount; all others are received on deiosit at the Metropolitan Bank. Nr. York. Oct. 3, 8 P. M. There is no change in cotton ; sales to-day of 500 bales, Sales of 12,000 bbls. flour at $3.i)21a$4 for State and aestern and $3.s7u$4.5 for pure Genesee and southern. Sales of 3.000 bus. Genesee wheat at 97c. and 40.000 bus. corn at 62c. for mixed. Sales ol 3,500 bags Rio cotiee at 7 Ja,c. ami 500 boxes Porto Rico sugar at ;" a fife 50. Sales of 300 bbls. mess pork at $15.50; prime $13 Lard firm and steady. From Washington. Washington, Oct. 3, 8 P M. The amount of treasury no.es outstanding on tbe first of October was S 1 '.Mil. The population of Connecticut, according to the ottii ll census, is 70,791. The free imputation of Alabama is 62.779 and the slave 342,892. From lioston. Boston, Oct. 3, 8 P. M By an arrival to-day from the Rio Grande wc have Buenos Ay res dates to the 22d of August. A collision !iad taken place between the opiMising forces of Buenos Ayres. No details are given. From Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, O. t. 2 Railrovd Vote Rejoicing at the Result. A test vote yesterday in favor of connecting the Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad gave seven hundred majority for it. tine hundred guns were tired in honor ol the movement, huge i. s were built in all parts of the city. and there was great excitement and general rejoiong. From Boston. BorToN, October 1. Railroad Encine Race. There was a very novel and attractive race to-day over the Boston and Lowell railroad, in connection with the Lowell Mechanics" lair, being a race with locomotive engines. Six engines entered for the race, the distance being nine miles, with a load of 70 tons. The Addison Gilmorc, belonging to the Western railroad, accomplished the distance in 12 minutes 18 seconds. Tho Nathan Hale, belonging to the Worcester railroad, 12 minutes 56 seconds. Others in about 14 minutes 30 seconds. The race was witnessed by an immense numler of spectators. From Baltimore MARYLAND ELECTIONS. Baltimore, Oct. A. First District Brown, regular Whig, is believed to be elected. Second District Hnniilton. Dem., lias lr7 majority in Washington, 71 in Fredrick, and in Allegheny about a tie. Third District Hammond. Dem., elected by a reduced majority. Fourth District Walsh, Whig, majority is about 250. Sixth District no renins. Fifth District Queen Ann county gives Evans, Whig, 55 majority, which elects him. The citizens ol Grayson county, Va., have offered a reaard of $1.000 for the arrest of Bacon, the Ohio Abolitionist. From New York. ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUS THREE WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS AND MARINE DISASTER DESTRUC-, TIVE FIRE! New York, Oct. 4. The steamship Prometheus, from San Juan, de Nicaragua, with three weeks' later news from California, arrived here at 6 o'clock this evening. She left San Juan on the 26th ult. She brings four hundred and sixty-five passengers and $123,000 in gold, on freight, $100,000 of which is for Thompson 6c Hitchcock. The dates from San Francisco are to the 6th of Septemlier, and aere brought down by the steamer Pacific, which arrived at San Juan on the 20th of September, with two hundred and twenty passengers and $120,000 in gold. The North America and tho Gold Hunter left San Juan for San Francisco on the 30th ult., and the Monumental City for Realgo and Panama. Il was repotted that the steam propeller Lafayette had been entirely destroyed by fire at Chagres on the I lib of September ; that the cargo was partially saved. Calivorni a General Intelligence Scattering returns of the State election had "me in. S.in Francisco had given one thousand whig majority. Sacramento City and county have gone democratic by four hundred majority. The returns generally are very incomplete there seems to be very little doubt, however, of John Oigler, democrat, being elected Governor, though it is std) un certainThe Alia Califomian of the 6th says that " so lar as relates to the ramainder of the State ticket we think wc cannot be wrong in saving thai the prospect is in lavor ol the democratic candidates, and such is especially the ease in regard to the ta-o dem icratic candidates for Congress, Joseph McCorkle and Edward C. Marshall ; there can scarcely be a doubt of their election. The Legislature is still indocbt, but will, it is thought, be democratic." A treat conrlar'ralion had taken olacc at Marvsville on the 30th of August, by which eighty buildings were lie locality of the fire was Second and E .. - . . i burned. The streets, the north ami easl sules ol the plaza, tue levee, D, First, and High streets. The loss is estimated at half a million dollars. The burnt district comprises the principal buisness part of the city. Fansh, Adams ?t Co were the heaviest losers, say $30,000. The Indians are very troublesome on the route from the Great Salt Lake to the city of Sacramento. The mail-riders have been attacked several times, but bad escaped unhurt. Several emigrants had been killed. Two men by the names of McKenzie and Whitaker had been executed in San Fraucisoo, and lao others in Sacramento, since which perlect quiet lias been restored. Robinson, who had been reprieved by the Governor, was taken and executed by the people. The dates from Astoria, Oregon, are lo the 27lh. Mrs. Gaines, wife of Governor Gaines, died on the 13th of August. The steamer Genesee sailed from Sin Francisco for Panama on the 31st of August wuh $1.700.000 in gold, and the steamer Constitution with $100,000. The former had two hundred and fifty and the latter one hundred and twenty passengers. The mining news is generally favorable. William Burger 8t Co , a heavy drug house, failed to day. J . . ... 1 r r . , . . Tho Ooftms HD W aslllllL'tOll .illH'U lor rxilllUani Hun tolay, with thiny-fiYe pas!ngers and" fofir lliousatnl six Imnilre.l ilull:irs in specie. The cotton market is unchanged and nuict. Moderate aat? nf flour at $3.7a4 for State and western and $3 94S4 25 for üensec and sontliern. Sales of 5,04)0 bushels Carolina red wheat ut 75o. am! :M,,0O0 hushol- -orn at 59c. for mixed. Bales of ucw mess pork at $15.50. Lard 9aMv Ntw York, Oct. 6, 8 P. M. The steamshin Ohio, from Charrres, arrived tliis morninfjr with a million and a half in gold dust on freight nod litMl IKK) dollar) in ihe natsdnof passengers, touelher willi ... sa as aa " . a A the California mails lo the nrst ol Seplentlaf. Atiionn her riAssen?ers are Cant. Stoddard ml the crew of the steartiship Lliayette, which vessel waa burnt to the war j ' , A , i . - ter s edffe on the lot Ii tilt, ami niierwaui un 111 eini I or nine fathoms water. Th I.afavette had on board a flood supply of coal . and a quantity of freight for San Juan, consisting of dry 1 . ' " . r'... i..,t.lr, waa na ,r,.,..ls liintor nies iVr Cant Ktoddanl wn on I 1 r v r-r- . , . , , .. . Iioard the val when the Mre lir.ikc out . nt 1 lounu u nto .-I..-, k the Mantes. The loss was heavy and bnt a mall portion of it was insured

Oats from landing at 25c. Very little doing.

The Isthmus appeara to be infested with robbers. Many passengers by that route have been robbed of everything thev possessed. A gold train was attacked a short time since by fourteen robbers, two of whom were afterwards captured

ami me gout recovereu ; lour otucrs were shot at, two of whom wete. abounded mortally. From Chili ae have later advices . But 70.000 of the 300,000 loan, asked by the Government had been raised. Several shocks of earthquake had occurcd at Conception. From Jamaica we have very little nea-s of interest. From Ciacinnati. Cincinnati, Oct. 6, 8 P. M. Fair demand for flour; sulcs of 700 bbls at $3 15a$3 22. Whiskey lower ; sales of 600 bbls at 16?al7. A sale of 35 bbls cranberries at $5 7.'. Sales of 120 hhds sugar at 5Ja6j. Nothing done in provisions. River statiouary. Weather clear and deasant. From Washington. Washington, Oct. 6, 8 P. M. At the final hearing of Henry Abna, lo-dav, on the charge of libelling the wife of Maj. Tocliiuaii.be was held to bail in one thousand dollars to answer at th. December term of the criminal court. From Ms Louis. St. Louis, Oct. 6. The Upper Mississippi river is ri-in rapidly at St. Paul The water was withiu two feet of high water mark and rising fast from there down. There is seven or eight feet at the lower and nine or ten feet at tbe upper rapids. Markets dull. Flour $3.50a$3.60 for country, supertine and fancy. Wheat 47a75c. Corn steady ; fair yellow 41c ; white 43c. Oats dull at 25a2tic. Bai ley 52a .Vic. Provisions inactive. No change in bacon -. shoulders 8'e; ribbed sides lOalOJc; clear Hal He. An experiment was made on Sator.lnv ovomnnr with the fire annihilator, on a two-story frame building, erected for the purpose. The building was filled with -omlHistiMe matter well saturated with turpentine. The experiment was a failure. Another experiment will be maoe in tue course oi the week Mismanagement was the cause o( the failure. Upwards of two thousand persons were present. From Baltimore. Baltimore, Oct. b, 8 P. M. In the Sixth Congressional district, J. seph S. Cattnian, independent whig, is elected over D M. Heniy, the regular whig nominee, by 202 minority From Pittsburg. Pittsburu. Oct. River three feet two inches, and at a stand, weather very pleasant. 6. The From t.ulipolis. Galipolis, Oct. 4. The river is rising at this point. The weather is cloudy and cool. The steamers Excel, May Flower, &nd Ben Coiirsiu passed down this afternoon. From New Orleans. New Orleans, Oct. 4. Sales of 1,000 bales cotton at 7Ja8.c for middling to good middling. Corn scarce at 47a50e. Gunnv bags j dnll ut I'l ' rreights hrm and business is dull. The ships Hero and Huntington have arrived from Im York. A frost is reported in lower Mississippi, which nipped the cotton. ETIt will be recollected that one of the excuses con- ; jured up by Tom Ewing 8t Co. for the removal of General Joseph Lane as Governor of Oregon was that he hml not lieen prompt in his repoits io Washington. There was not a word of truth in the charge. But it is true that the department at Washington made no communication to the Governor during the eighteen months that he was on duty in that far remote region of the Republic. Yes, we forget, they did send him two cominuni .ations one was to inform him that an error had been found in his accounts whilst he was General in Mexico to the amount of tve dollars cash- He had paid out the sum for some puriiose which he was informed could not be allowed; and he was directed to pay over five dollars and no CERTS to some official in Oregon a duty win. Ii the Governor promptly performed, taking a receipt for the same. Another communication informed him tl at the department at Washington had no further use for his services. The latter communication was in order, and became a party that was particularly opposed Jo proscription for opinion's sake. But tnat five dollars and no cents cash, is a matter of more gravity, requiring a dispatch all the way to Oregon. It ought to be inquired into. Which of the Galphins got the money? LouürilU De tnocrat. Col. Jefferson Davis. Wc find by the Mississippian of the 9th ult., that the distinguished soldier and patriot win, so name heads this notice, has consented to lie the States Rights Candidate for -Governor of Mississippi. We regret this. He cannot lie elected, and his friends should not have required him to sacrifice himself lor an impracticable object. We had a very high opinion of Gen. Quitman, and yet with the views upon which it was understood he was running, our wishes were for the success of his competitor, for whom we care nothing, personally. So it is with Colonel Davis. The States ! Rights party of that State started arong. We know they have abandoned the most of their ultra positions; we know that they do not now advance any views cal- I ciliated to encourage secession. But at first they did have such an object in view, and their organs were tierce and denunciatory. Tbey cannot now recover the i ground they lost by their false position, and it i9 suicidal to sacrifice suck a mau as Col. JetT. Davis for a mere pretence in keeping up their false organization.; They ought to know that under the circumsta uces be cannot be elected. Kentucky Yeoman. Explosion of the James J ackson. From a passenger who landed here on Monday we learn the steamer James Jackson, blew up about one mile lielow Shawneetown on Sunday morning last about, II o'clock. She was crowded with passengers, some thirty or forty of whom were either killed or badly wounded. We have a partial list of the sufferers, most of aMiom were from Louisiana. All the officers of the boat escaped unharmed except the pilots, who were slightly wounded. The boilers were torn to pieces and the boat is literally a a-reclt. The cause of the explosion is attributed to the force pump being out of order and consequently unable to supply the boilers with a sufficiency of water a fact made known by tbe engineer, to the captain, yet who, in despite of the imminent danger, ordered the boat to be pushed out from the wharf at Shaa'neetown. We learn that the boilers became red hot and that the engiMt seeing an explosion inevitable hastily retired to the stern of the boat, not having even a sullieiency of time to give the alarm. As this horrible destruction ol lite is no doubt attributed to the stubborness of tbe captain and the carelessness of the officers in charge of the boat, we are in hoes a thorough investigation into tbe matter may e made that those really guilty may be properly ! -Li as, ir - j j puiiisueu Mt. Vernon Adrocate. R'. n on the Bank. The Commercial Bank at Cleveland, Ohio, was entered on Sunday night, through the ceiling, and a keg of coppers stolen. STATE OF VIRGINIA, IN LOUISA COUNTY COURT. Au mi the 11th, leöl In Chaacery Iw is Rolxfrtson, Plaintiff, again! Willis Chain, Irt. Hurdrn I'hamlwrs, Solomon Oibon and lxuisa Ann Ins wife, children of Ann Chainlirr. surmerly Ann Robertson, James R Col hits son of Susan Collins, James Robertson, Madaon Meade and Sitrali K his wife, Robert Collins and Jane his wife, the said Robert Collin in his own right and as curator and administrator of Zenilh Kobrrtsoil, deceased, heirs ol" Richard Robertson, deceased, James K. and John R. Robertson, intuit sons ol MordecRi RobertMOil, deceased. Robert. Iwisly, Franklin. Thomas. Mary Ann, Elizabeth and Su-au Jane HoIk-iioii, infam children of said Mordecai Rober -son, Oillard W Collins. Nimrod R. Collin. Monroe N lieaslon and KliZii Ann his wife formerly Kina Ann Collin, l.ewn Heaston and I , in ...i his wife liirmerlv Drunlla Collins, children of Susan Colhiw formerly Suan Robertson. Susan Ann Collins infant daughter of Join. Collin deeeaed, 'ward Robertson of Richard Robertson de. I ceased. John and Osias Robertson who claim to be sons of Jesae Robertson. Hsvoope and Julia Ami his wile, Swoope and Lurimla his wife, James Townsend ami Susan his wife. Pake or Parch and Maliuda his wife, all the females claiming lo be 'laugh, ters of Jesae Robertson deceased, and ihe heir of William Rolettson who died last summer, an who is sukI to have been a son of : Jesse. Uelendanl. raViHIs cause again came on lo be heard upon IM Bill answers and and eslubits and llie smenocd report ol c ommissioner Jone ,-r. ..,. .rllr(l bv Counsel. On rrm.idera w),errM ihe Court doth adjudge order and decree hRt the aid report li- eoiinimeo, anu inni isoocn 0.11.1-. voiioiii...on.-i. ... Ilie parlies or to their Guardians the amounts respectively reported to ba due jlhein. excep: the sum n orletl to he due to the reputed heir of Jeise Robertson, deceased, brother of Zenith Robertson, de- 1 erased. Il is farther adjudges! ordered and decreed that Ihe said Roheit Collins retain in hi hands, subject to the future order of this court, lite several uut reporied to be due lo the said reputed heir of Mid Jesse Robertson until it be ascertained by future proceedings whether the said repoie l heirs are the legal heirs of Jesse Robertson or not; and il 1 further ordered and decreed that the said suppose! heirs, to w.t: John Robertson, tlzia Robertson. Jr.mes Townsend and Susan his wife, Nwoope ami Julia Ann ins wue. rase or Parch ua! Maliiula his wis, Swoope and Ufoa.'. hi wife, na the heirs of William Rotierlson, (if aar.) appear 1 . m ,1, , . f,.MasV ill Hm 1 al s-1 1 1 1 as I 1 lllaaU I 111 this conn on or before th 11 Monday ill Setiteuiler, 1 -.Vi. and bow their retctitiiiishin lo Jesse Rolicrtsou. deceaseil. brother of Zenith Rob ni o,IH:utl 1,,' divide the sums at apart for them I. ... . a...a -in,. ....1 erloii. dece ised, aiMl in eae 1 itieir launig 10 r. the court arnoiie; k.u.u-.. k-ir. of y.inth Rubartson. decaased. The said Robert ' ol luu, Commissioner, i hereby required lo take rcfundiitg boati. ii ' h as administrator, thinks nroper accordine to law Six mo lb. is hereby allowed 10 the infants after they become of age, to show ' cause against ihss decree. Il i further ordered that a copy of this L,- h .-d.lherf . .oiue newnBiier uublished 111 Frank lort. Ken- .!.- Iw nubliali.-d iu oiiie ne wsnauer ou Wished 111 t- rank tort Ken tncky, and liwlianapoli, Indiana, for four weeks successively, and lhai the Commissioner Ihrward lo James Townsend. In F--till coun 1 ty. KeMncky .a copv of this decree as early as practicable 1 ool-w4.w A cap, T", JOHN Hl'NTaiR, C. . C

MARRIED, Oa the h Sept., by Thomas Morrow, Esq . Mr. Frarcis C wskl lo Miss Elizabeth Cox. both of this county.

On the 23d ult .. in Fuiikslown. Mar viand, by Rer. Mr Culltn, Mr Jons H. Oh, of this city, awl Mi. Sarah Deaver, of last place DIED, At Ums, N. V., on Frslay the 5th uh . Dr. Charles Dotglam of New lndou. Conn., late Commissioner of public buildings ai Washington, and tnr.erly an actire and distinguished politician On Ok 5th 1111 . hi this city, of flux. Prestos Strstto. son of John und JiLiA Coltmam. aged 1 year and 7 mouths. CANDIDATES. O" We are requested lo announce C B. Bkktlet. ofTerrr Haute, a a candidate for Principal Clerk of the House of Representatives oclli ITT" We are requested to announce the tame of R S. Hicks, of Johnson count) , a a candidate for Assistant Secretary ol ihe Sensep30 LTr" We ate requested to announce ibe name cl" O. W. Swarthoit. of Jentiiug county, as a candidate for Assistant Clerk of tin- House ol RepreeuUUves. sep30 (Tr-Ma Editor Please announce the name of Jons P. Diss, of Perry county. a candidate for Principal Secretary of Senate. lh approaching session sepV4 pyjAMK H. Vawter.Em) , of Jennings rouiuy, i a candidate for Aiiaiil Secretary of Hie Senate. sepsO PI"" We are requeued lo announce the name of .lodge fi W i Tirser, ol Poner oumy, as a candidate for Clerk oftne next Housa ol Representative 0We are requested lo announce the name of Prtkr WiscncLL, of Marion as a candidate for Doorkeeper of the i next House of Representatives. aufriy C e are r quested lo nnnouiiee the name of Jeptha OaRRIg ja, of Parke county, at a candidate for re-election tothe orficeof Doorkeeper of the next Houc of Representatives. Rur? IL Please announce the name of As F. Chapin as a candidate for Clerk ol the House of Representatives the coming session. JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!!! A Wonderful and Extraordinary Medicine. THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL Arabian Liniment for Man and Beast Ws It. I' Alt KELL, Mole Proprietor. BMAltD DKPdT, 5U STATE STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS And Sold by Mn chants and Druggist in nearly every Town in the Western Country. Also by W. W ROBKRTS. CRAIGHEAD V BROWNING, aval J. P SIDDAI.L, Indianapolis. THK moi wonderful remedy known lo tarnt for the speedy, safe und eriiianeiit cure of all disease of the human flesh, as well as ol' horse and cattle. The remarkable cures, greal reputation. Rast raaasrRM call for W. B Farrel ' ARABIAN LINIMENT has caued nmiv counterfeits to appear, mauy of which possess little or no medu-al virtue, and oiuc of them well calculated lo deceive. A bae counterfeit culled II G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, was got u on ihe rrpuiaiioii oi' my old es'ablished Arabian Liniment Beware ol uch alleiuH to deceive. Purchase none unless it has my ignsturc. W B Farrell. on the wrapper of the bottle. Look iell or you will et n jurious article. ImrOMltHtUr Erii'Mr. A Wond'rfnX Curt rae UVtn-H can't 4 without it l)R W. H Farrell: I take pleasure in speaking ol our Arabian Liniment. My horse got frighteued at tome strange dogs, and tried lo jump a harp paling fence; he snagged himself in the bowels so bad that part of Ins iusidet. came out; we throwed him and soweil up the wounds, and then poured on your Liniment and rublied it in well, and the horse dkl so well that I used him in a few days; it did not swell in the least. 1 know there 1 nothing so good a Ulis Liniment. The women can't be without it; if they huppen to bum themselves (hey run to ihe Liniment, and say they never have a I .lister afterward: we are most out. and I wish you to send me a bottle. Yours. , 1 BROW N Dupage co., Ills . April 10, 1-ön Continually Inquiring E. C. Bosbyshcll. P. M , Deer Plain Jrev co . III., writes to W. B Farrell as follow: June 15. 1350 I wrote you lust Fall for the Agency of your Arabian Liniment, but leceived no reply, ami I then bought some of Ihe Mustang- Liniment, bill it dot noi hi ve satisfaction: and my father and myself havme circulated your through these counties, six years ago. the people are lül contaiilly enquiring for it. Send me twenty dozen as soon as possible. Respectfully, C . K. C. BOSBYSIIELL. uihine Bis I, Frederick Domire, do certify that we have u i d in ihe nl antra t the Sultana House. Chicago. Mr. W. B. Farrell' Arabian Liniment, in the various diseases of Hore. We rely upon il in all cases, and use nothing else. Chicago. April 5. 150. FREDERICK DOMIRE The Quincy Whig, one of the large! and most popular papers in Illinois, in speaking of W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, March 1 iL. l-jl say: 'Tins Liniment is the Genuine Cure-all and no mistake."' Ijitnr Paiful Bark. Mieamatism and Stnralgia. Here aim the Medical Profession say of W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. The following is from one of the most distinguished and popular physicians in Indiana: "This I to certify that I have used Dr. Farrell's Arabian Imminent in a number of . a-e- of Lame and Painful Backs. Rheumatic Alfhclions. Neuralgia. 4 c . in all of which I have found it decidedly beneficial, can therefore recommend ils use to the public- Willi the utmost confide im e TIMOTHY C. EVERTS, M. Ü. Lapone Co Intl.. July lh. hi Cailt -Dr. Drewer, of Kuoxville, III, Jan. 6lh. 151. writes to W. B Farrell: Dear Sir: 1 am entirely out of your Arabian Liniment and have been for oine lime. I have been expecting your agent here to fur tiish ine with your medicine. I wish you would intuitu me how I can p.et your Liniment as we have da ly calls for it. Your, repecllull), J. W. BREWER Frowi the M'diral Faculty The following is a copy of a letler from my Agent in Si. Louis, Mo.: Mr. W. B. Farrell, Dear Sir: You wi!l please send ns anothei upply of your Arabian Liniment. The quantity you left with us is nearly all sold. I think a large quantity can lie sold, is every person ihat has used the Liniment speak of il in the highest terms of praist Your. &c . Dr. E EASTERLY Si. Lui. Mo . April 7. 119. Fur Horn and VattU. is certainly the greatest discovery of this or any oilier age of Ihe world. It penetrates to the bone, curing tip all iteep seated uirtamatioii, releasing contracted cords, restore stiff joints, scatter swellings of every kind, and i he-ling in the highest decree. Sweeney, Slid Complaint. Founder. Big Head, Farcy, Spivin. Lameiie! Sand Cracks, Hard Tuaaors, "ijall . Sore Eyes. Chales. Slruiiis. Bruise, Wound. Scratches, Film in the Eye, Caked Bsg. Horn Distemper. &c., are permanently cured by this great reined). which has received the approbation of the uiosl learned physicians and farriers of the day. sepaay-wis HARDWARE AND CUTLERY To my largely m creased stock, purchased in the East this Spring, I am con stantly receiving additions from the Eastern market nur manufacturers. I have now on hand a larger and cheapei stock than can be found elewhere in this vicinity. I have aodec many new articles, ns well as increased those heretofore kept Among the articles ot which I have a full assortment on hand, are BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS Locks, Ijatches, Bulls, Screws, Nail and Brads, Window Sash. Glass, A - TABLE AND POCKET CUTLER Y The best assortment cvei offered in this market. CARPEN'TKRS- AND COOPERS' TOOI.S A full supply o N Kellogg's and other make, just received; CABINET MAKERS' GOODS Mahogany Veneers and Knobs Till. Chest, ami Cupboard locks, Table and Bed Castors. Glue. eVr, CARRIAGE TRIMAIINGS Gutta Percha ami Oil Cloth. Enameled -uid Patent Leather, ami lace; also, Hubs, Shaft. Felloes, dec FOR MILLERS-Anchor Bolting Cloths, India Rubber Bein, Saws, Files. Packing Yam. Block Zinc, dec; FOR FARMERS All kinds of Farming Utensils, Plows. Cast Steel and Sirel Back Scythes, Cradles, Forks, Rkes, Shovels. Spades, and Hoea; FOR BLACKS M1TF I -Constantly on hand a very large stock ol Shoenlierger Iron, II kind of Steel. Youghigany Coal, Blacksmiths' Tools, cVc All wsurnnled A great variety of the most improved patterns of Parlor and Cool Stoves, warranted for one year Tin Plate, Copper, Pumpt, and I-ead Pipe. All very cheap, at wholesale or retail, at the sign of ihr Big Padlock and Cook Son.- HENRY S. KELIXKjG. FndianRpoiia, May 10, 1- - i ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. The undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Peter W. Kooniz late of Marion county. Indiana, deceased, will expose losaie at Public Auction, on the prem ises of said deceased, at Broad Ripple, Marion county, on Friday, the lout day of October, I - .1 (and from day to day thereafter, until the whole i'sold. ) the personal property, of said deceased, consisting of S Horm, 1 Mare and Colt, '2 Cows, a lot of Hogs, a Buggy and Harness, one chest Carpenter' Tool. Hoa-bold furniture, a very : choice lot of Poplar, Black Walnut and Cherry lumber and iiumer. ous other articles. TERMS OF SALE : On all sum oi ami uiuler three dollars, cash in hand: on all sums over three dollar, a credit of months will lie , given, the purchaser given hi promissory note with one or more i approved sureties, payable without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws The sale will commence prommly al III o'clock in die forenoon. WILLIAM Y J JOHNSON ep1?-w3w Administrator. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership heretofore existing under the firm of A Franco Jk Co.. has ikis day been dissolved by mutual consent. Person indebted either by note or book, and all having claims against the hrm, wdl please call and settle with a A. Franco. A. FRANCO, M. WOOLF, W R CRACKSON The above business will lie continued by A. Franco & Woolf. September 20th, 1351 ep!H-w4w ma y WIFE, LUOT, ha lert my liouse without a cane; I forefjJJ. warn all persxMis harboring her on my account, lor I do not intend to pay any of her debt. 8IMON PETERS September 30. 1)1 oc ta-wffw Indiana Institution for the DEAF AND DUMB, (On the Natioc-il Road, 11 mile east of Indianapolis ) VIM ICHS are admitted on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, between the hours of" I and 3 o'clock.

P. M ; also, on Saturday, from 10 to I o clock, A M. wiring uiec m .tl1tmmnm a good Tele. ..p. . hhours some person will be in readiness to conduct citizen of I rtf allu lectures with . xci

Ilie Mlale, inul slruneers, to me -cii.n.i r.siin. nun iiirougn in.e pioiof ihe b.iildmes onen to th public The oliiect of the Institut-oii be in the benefit of the nur-.ruinate Mutes, will not allow the admis sion of Visitors at any other lime. ocfo-dA wtl -aaj-OTICE. The Kighleeuth Annual meeliug of the Stockholders il of the Branch at Indianapolis of the State Bank of Indiana, will be held at iheir Banking House 111 the cily ot fndianapolis, on Monday, the third day ol iN'ovemncr, proximo between tbe hours of 1 o..e nn.1 lour o c ock P. M . nl which time mi election will t.e hekl i for the choice of seven Director ou the in of the Stockho'ders, for the ensuing year. Til H SHARPF., Caah'r. Iisiianapulis, Oct. , 1 -.-,1 - :KldA w ( mVEDIOAT. 00LLBQE OF OHIO.-Many inquiries having lYM. Iweii made in reference lo the new College F.difice, now in process of erection for this Institution. I am instructed to say that the OisssH-liUg Room will he ready for occupancy within the Srst week of October, and Ihe main lecture Room by the fifteenth 01 ; the same mouth. Preliminary Iectures will commence on the first, and the reguiai course on ihe fifteenth of October. Clinical Iretures will be delivered at the Hospital during the preliminary course V h M. LA W.HON, Dean. Cincinnati, fept 22, 1861 sepgS-gw.-ltw MnaSBB -Ths aiahaciit-sr ha. Im received a lares H ULL S TKUSSb.-1 Itf uinci iwr n j.n rrcrn tu 1..1 WW ..,r. ...... 1 ..f the ah .ve iustlv celebratcl instruments They have received the approbstion of the Medical Faculty, both in this country and Kurope Ihr many years, and stand unrivaled lor the cure 1 of' Hernia or Ruptui. pt-l W W. ROBERTS.

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected Daily for the Indiana State Sentinel, BT Kl ELAND a. FITZGIBBON, FORWARDING AMD C0MMI8SI0N MERCHANTS, AM. W Heil I . I DRALtRS IK Gro eerie. Liquors, Tobacco and Produce, EAST SIDF OF THE DEPOT

BACONHog . net Shoulders. . . , . Clear side Haass BEEF cwt. net. . . CANDIES f fi, COTrON YARN CANDLES . Star Mould CORN MEAL f bu FLOUR I.I.I FRUITS bushel, Apple, green Apples, dried Peaches, dried. . . . Almond, VRawiiu. f box . . . FISH Mackerel. No. 1, bri . ... No. 1, hf brl.. No. 1, qr brl. . No. I, kits GROCERIES ., ISI Baun a Lead, bar lead, while, pure I.eal, No. I Oil, luiseecd Oil. lard Oil, sperm Oil. Tinners'. Turpentine Beau, while Polaloe Onion Cheese Butter, roll Ijird Reeswmt Ginseng Tallow 1 I- ' J '..I 6 7 3,50 V 4. 00 ...MBU a ... is 149(11 . . .'ÄÄtMl 300 75 ..eXsäl.UÜ, 9,ie . . .lta-2ti 3i0 .uo 1 imi 1,75 . . T5ÄI I 65473 ...3750 ... S5O50 , 50 ftsW as? .. .15Ä1H . .. is 0,90 3 0033.50 4.00 5OOSS.00 GLASS box, 1X5 8 by 10 10 hy Id l,IKi4,5 HAY 4 ton. . 2-54KS3.0U Timothy . . . . I2.Ö0S I3.no Clover No - brl . . . No. S, t hf. brl 7 5oä .00 IRON t. No 3. f brl Salmon, kits FEATHERS t a, Best Ordinary GRAINS bushel, Wheal, white. . . -3 50 Bar 83 Round and square . Castings 4(34 Springs 14) Aale 9 . ...30 lr Anvils It I . I- I I V I Ml I. Wheal, red 403-45 Sole, c I, -JOS Barley 40 Cali'skuis. f dz, l.U4A33U.U0 Rye Corn I:a4ll I'pper -iVtHM .MN Morocco -Ju iJ . im . 15 IS Sheep 5,00(vsi.00 Oats GROCERIES 4 a,, Coffee, best Rio... Sugar, N O Sugar, loaf Sugar, crushed. . . . Tea, G P Tea, Imp Tea. Y. Hy Pepper Spice Malerat Uh Molasses, N O ... Molasses. S H ... MWl ORS -fr gal, Dup Pale Brandy. 3 0032,75 Alex SIr Co? . 00 -2.5(1 Maglorm a 00 'IM Ameriran Brandy . . . 4045 Holland Gut 1.50 QU B.r Whisky 5o I tai Com Whrvkv SW I0i 7 a In II IJ IS-C7II Stl III.. 11 ItljJ-ftll old Mud .1,. I -251 7.1 S .ii Pom M ine N): 1.75 . . 5J3C Sheny Wiue 1.753L2S j'-cjti ClMiel Win- .1? 3..'.M Hist" Malaga Wi.ie 7; Tar, N C , f brl 4.7j lkjinestic 4U35r Tar. Florida NAILS-f ker, Tobiicco. b . I- - Li in 1 3,50 30 4.30 4 t 5.30 ........ 3,84 . . . tsife'gj J 00 a 3 23 4.04 .ti 'ttm 7.00 75 'i.50 Maihier Iudiiro Rice Copperas Rsin ' 1 Cloves r. Keg Soap, No. 1. liar. Cassia Alum Nutmegs Wooden Buckets 13$lii . .LlOrgtmi 3 'j. a . . 11 1 1-," 46 5.50 5 4 5, l.C23l 75 & 8d , lid 4.1 ad . . Brest. I'APFR- a. reassi Wrapping I'.kMSCap Bon B..H1.1- 1 1 SEEDS I bushel. 'lover Flax Timothy The Oreateat Discovery of the Age. DR. TEASK S MAGNETIC OINTMENT. OR Iiilianiatory Rheumaii-iu tin liniment n the most com plete remedv ever tMenarec1 In 9 eae out of 100 it will afford eutiie rliefu ilie wort ease of Nervous Headache 111 an minute.. For Nervous Deea.cs, all. . ti. n ..1 tt.e .in.-. RlieumaiHm. Ijonieues.. Burns. Ac. Ac. a o of immense value SWELLED LIMBS. If any of our Ladies are atilicted with a Swelled Limb, or Milk I., it. as it is sometimes called, ta coniplanil that many tciualt- uie subject to, after child-binh, and which 1 often protrai '.ed Iih years,) we would say lo all such, gel u bottle ..t Track's Magnetic Ointment, which will effect a certuin jnd K iunui 111 cure. Price 15 and 3t cents per bottle. Sold wholesale ami retail by Craighead ö. Biovviiiiig, Tomlinon Brothers, IndiaiuiM4i.: L. Edwards, Greenfield Wilc M U.wry Knightstowii; Hodson V Wrlborn, Ogilen, J R Itiac k 11 A 1 Camber and; and bv one Agent in euch village in ihe State octU-lyw H Z FEROr.UlN. Trav. Agem TAX NOTICE T un.leis.ened, Treasin. i 01 Tipton Ind., would tne-t respecctilllv inti iui the I'uv. r- 1I11I it,. Duplicate for the year 1-51, 1 placed m hit hRRdu isjr raWtrtinR The rate of taxation cliarieil for the vesr 151. i- m follow FOR BTATE IM RPOSF On each Poll On evcrv SIIIO v.-iluation m .rope in FOR COUNTY I'l H POSES On each Poll On each 8IIN valuation r.i pr.iperty FOR SCHOOL PI Hi t On each Poll On each SlfMl valuation of prop itv cents 3o cts 75 cents : cts U5 cents in rents r OK ROAD PI RP4J0EI On each SI00 valuation of town property. an cents On each acre of taxable land 1 1 cl. The Treasurer will attend hiuinli. or by Deputy, al his office in Tiplnu, till the 1st of Janu:u y 1 JH, and MM who fail, will lie dealt with acconliug lo law. J S RESSI.ER. Treasurer. Tipton, Sept. . Is51 oct i-wtivv CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL. T' HF. I.CM and stronijest certified medicine 111 the "vorld for the cure of Dvspencia mall its form, such a heudn. ue, hearlliurn haliitual costiveuess, ucality 01 the stomacu, loss 01 appetite, islii ina. piles, incipient consumption, debility arising from protracted fever, lever and ague, exposure to heat or cold, old age. and diseases arising from imperfect digestion, or a deianged tondition Ol the stomach It i also 1111 excellent remedy, and not urpassed lany medicine in ue. lor females suA'crme from uterine or nevou derangement. Among the numerous i...l highly re per table certificate, we refer lo the loTlowiiig : Prof A A RATES M D I tat Aisayer FIT HENRY H( l.MI'R. L-.( Boton IAS t- III N, Esq , Ciiy Treasurer, Dai.-.n Hon lYRO. LAWRENCE Ea-Preaf Mas Senat. Hon L II ARNOLD, formerly Gov Rhode Island, now Member of Cengress Hon. V.'M. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Gov of Michigan, lale U. S. Sent lor Hon. J T MOREHEAD. loimerly Got o Kentuc ky lute I S. Senator. Hon J F SIMMONS F s Senator from Rhode Isiand Hon. sami ELs. PlIF.LFs I Bamr fro V raa I Hou. WM EPH AM. t S .- e.mtor Iron. ermonl Hon. BOfiOMON FOOTF Meaabet of Cswagress t'rosa 1 Hon H D. FOSTER. Member 4 Catigrt n m Pemi 1 Hon M. L. MARTIN Df legate m Congreis ncm isconsin Territory. Gen. A C. DtlDGE. Senator in ..tigress from Iowa. R. P. STOWE, Esq.. Ork ia ihe Hoaaa oi Rrpreseiit nit . - C. C TROWBRIDGE F.w, , Detroit, Michigan GEO. W. JONES. U- S Senatoi n,.ui .. 1 JOSEPH HOME. Esq., No Wall Mi.-et t.v Yotl Many other individual of the hnfhei lespectabibly can I relei ed to, who will confirm all that ha been ishI In farof oi nVil nival uable medicine. DR. GEO B ORKEN. Proprietor. Windsor. i REED. BATES A. A I STI.N U h.. ,!. D. . '-' Merclij-.it' Row, Boston. General Asjat Price I per bottle: six bottl for CAtTTION. Each Ik.h1. of lhcCi tst llu. 1 in. Bittvb will Imve ihe outside wiannci lu.iiteil ill Kuulih i iuii.'h au.l Span ish. with the signature ol De B liieeii. PrOMieior upon Thrcf. Side, and in aikhiioii, a finely engraved label 1.1-01 ihe h.pof the iM.iile. with Ihe signature 1 Ru n Hik- A Aistim. who aie Ilie sole General Agents, and to whom all order- uiusl l-c uddrescd. For sale by W ROBERTS. tieiiertil Agent lor Indinna, ncptiU Indianapolis OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE C0LLE3E HILL. HAMILTON COUNTY. OHIO, THE third annual sessimi of ihe Ohi.. Female 1 '..llesje will com saliner on atassday, use I5ih ism. Aa esVieui corps Professor and Teachers has beeu urisl. and e-.m .leuai iiik ill ot 111 sir ivt 1011 will he ably Ii led The ntstilulio 1 I,-med at Ci4lege Hill sis mile north of Cincinnati. f a place n..te.l tor m cleval.il and healthy position, ils beautiful scenery, well ihe exoeilenl character ol its cinxeii I- our ne u ;ui run been erected and dedicated to the cause of FE th nriiicionl of which. W itll IU fin inline, tti hav V HON A full ai thorough classical course ofsmelie has he. H slo.iecl. up..ii lb. c.n.io eliou of wllicll. V "Ulli; Lloies irrrnr ui .iviiu .. ii im. .1 :n.t fliiio-. .ii,. :n :i iKiratu XIK.IIIII. m ' ckl the whole school The term- are reaoitlile l-ll.T of imp should be in to Itev John '..veri 'ollee Hill Ham, li.m o O mil's COVi-'RT. Pi es" 1 Skptemrer lu fL R.ccnrrt Hon Jo'iu M.-Imi. Rev S null. I Fislicr. K V T A Mill, D H. Alleti. 0 D ,S F Cary. I-'.sq .Oiiiciiinsic lh Jus L. Alle, Rockvtlle. Ind , Ro W. M Cheevar, ferre Haute, and Rev. C. K. Babb, lml.anaoli. cp. .r n 1 loiitns rOODEN WARE A vocma upplv al V C UAiWA seplt th CO S W HITE LEAD. Inr?. Lit Xo 1 II ANN A hivI Liiaecd Ml fmmmt Oil, for sale low st V ' K AISINS; NUTS, fcC . U5 txue? I.)er i t 25 drum fresli 1- tf; 2 ca-ks Zsute Currant, 5 barrels Almond; t basrels Rracd Nut: barrels Filberts. Ju-' rn i - d aidioi f ii. hy augl l BROWNING M A KR IRON Just received and for sale a iRre lot at redacssd prices by V C. HANNA A. CO- WPU TV AXU4.-14 hag assarted size, ch pat w -e. . , sepli V C HANNA A CO'S FIRE CRACKERS and foco Meae for sale al rijj V. C. HANNA K t .0 is.

m aiBULUtit.-TiiKi FI.EBRATF.D DK C AY ROBACK. -T. I roRtsaor of Astrology, Astrouomv, Phreuoiogy, and Geoaaan. combined wh CONJU RATION ,rom SwesWu. c4lee No 71 .1? u 1 .""'adelphia. oBers his services to the citizens of Indiana. He has been e.nisulled by all the crowned beads of Europe lit rin.iv 1 hiik 1 . ' .. ....... . . ,.,,,,,.,, .nlr,Her. man any one livine lt.l ill... , - , 1 - - I 1 1 U I I J u V" " T-iTuuur io 1 1 rraianrj- 1 rpr rti, 1 . . V "-waic-v (-n nave turn nalit Hie it in l it .hue ol il,- ,1..- .1 : 1 .v ... , drawn by send s contauung the naliwues sent 10 i i , -i T" "- 1 ,1111 ah ifiirrs r ,rr, win receive immediate attention. ; au part 01 tue world, written on durable paper ; and he is 1 10 mane ue 01 his powei by confutation, on any of the i .- lourt-iiip. Klv.tc given tor Ihe successful i.l i . ........ . 1 a C . ' " ' '"r power 10 redeem such as are jriven to ihe tree use 01 the bottle; and for all cases of hazard and tor the recovery of stolen or lost properly and the porrhas.ng'oi lottery ih keis Thousands of the aliove-named ca-es' have been done m Uns c.t and its vieiiiily. and 111 the Lulled States, 10 ihefirilaatisfa-. liOR of all 10 00 Nativities or Horoscope hve been cai during Ihe last Aur years while Iwre letters will answer every purpose and mm do as well as tp call 111 person, and the mail is now so sale that person need not tear to trust money through the Post OaVe Dr Rooack receive from 500 10 loot) letters monthly, and has never missed one. All euer wiil he religiously attended to, as aforesaid. For more particulars, call at tbe oatce of the Semmel and gel an Astrological Anaauac. grata. C. W ROBACK. No. fl While street, New York City XT" B particular to mention the Post oihr e. coauty and Slate C7 All cr.irinuii,. xtiono kept religiously tterrt RhM PROPOSALS TOR STATIONERY -Sealed proposals, and acenmpauyinc specimens, are Requested at the oaVe of the ecretary 01 State until Satur.lsv. Oct lil. at 4 o'clock, for furnihmg lor the u-e 01 0,. State 04 India In M il aoo Ream Printing Pjper aü bv Ti ihe followmg siaiionery Ji4t Ream. Printine Paper ?Ti by ! in.-he. " iseams nam i,,ip faper rvo I; 411 Ream Plain LcUer No. I: 20 Reams Fm ele or Post OÄcc Paper: 2U0 Reams Ruled letter Paper; . II R. mi- R ii, t 1 :ip atSJOU Envelope lrge Sire, or I-el. ÜSjOO Same. mall size; 'i !.. n quart. Black Ink The propixls will lie received either for the i-hole bill or any portion ol it. the undersigned reserving the privdege of accepting a bid 111 wnde or 111 part Contractors will lie required lo furnish such additional amount as may be necessary during the session of th .iru.iurr ui contract price. j f. Hit Ahl., Treas of State OHAS 1 H TEST. Sec'v H. ELLIS. Auditor sepll-4a-iRdiatsRfjalis, Sept 111. K5I JAM KS HARLAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, jmAyyL iowa city, iowa ONE l.c-TNPRED OORDS OF WOOD. The undersigsted Will receive sealed (iroposal until Saturday October 4. !-AI, at 10 o'clock A M.. at Ihe olBce of the Trea.nrer of Male, foi ihe delivery 01 one huialrnl cord of good wood, for the use of the Leaist.iture of 1 1 1. 1 , 1 ih at lis -II.UI1IL' -C-Mcll "HARLES H TEST. Sec of State JAM ES P. DR AKE. Treaurer E W II F.LLIS. Auditor Sep. Ml, lw5. epll-w4w 100 AGENTS WANTED! ! ! TV circulate, by subscription, a m w and ftetmtiullu illustrsied work eiilitlej ' very' rapid telling and Hi-ToKic ai fniJ ir. TI..N- ..I the ItHF.AT WEST: colituiiiinp ViirmlM-n f iL. imimtant and interfiling rrentt in Weitem Hotoiy Kema-ia' ! Individual AdfHtuxt Sketches u( Fcmtiei Hf, thirriptiant f Natural Curioiitir, fr., to which i appended Historical and Descriptive Sketche or (rr,on. Ac Mexico Tnm. Mimncttatm. Utah tni CaliJ urn .0: by Heury Howe. Author ol Hi Col's of Yireui.a do Ohm." Int'Uigent and arrfi men who will canvas 111 all tettukert, will mr euabled to rain from 3 lo t7 per day. Noue iH-ed appl excejit such a can adrunct the rns tor properly when oidered A capital of front t40 lo $100 will U atmcieul Appiv by Idler foa paid 01 ,11 pcr-011 to Il. nry Howe, al E Morgan & Co 's, III Ma.n eä., Csaeasasaii. x-pln ;tniw INDIANA ONIVERSrrT. The ensuing session ot this InstnuI1011 will commence on ThursJsy. ihe econd day of October. The cholera which piev ailed ut BloomiiiiMoi. i..r about ten days arter the lale College commem-emeHt. lias entirely disappeared, and the usual good health of the place 1 already restored. Board. ui! is had m respectable larm houses Withiu a reasonable walk 01 the UtsilMaaU at 91 20 per week, and 111 the bosu-dui club he 1 0-1 than I The uusl . hnree in the v:llae is 1 50 a week . Two students from each county in the Stale, upon the appo.nt. uient of the county Hoard ace a.tm,iie.l 10 ihe piivileges ol the rinvcrsify withotti i-lmrge of tuition. The course ol' tii.lv in the lud. am I iuveritv 1 believed 10 be as extensive und thoroughly pursued as 111 an) American College, Fasl or Wei; and the expenses are made So low a to bring Us advan-i-i - wilhwi the iliainin. in 01 the rreates numlwi practicable DAVID II MAXWELL. Prcs't Board of Trustee. Bl-s.nnncii-.il. Sc.t 1-41 w3w TO CONTRAOTOR8. Sealed proposal will be received t he ofhec of the Indianapolis and Reliefontaine Railroad Company. utifil the first day of October, tiexf. lor the cr.-iduiition of tle heavy -eimn ..1 ihe r.'-.il al the cro nie 01 While Rivet, above .Muacie. and lor building the bridge 011 the Howe Plan over the river At that point The bridge and the grading to he completed by the first of April, next, and payment to lie made one half cash, and one half lock Scperate bid will lw icceired for the bridge and graduation; the bidder will pc n'y at how much per lineal fool he wdl eoii.pl.. te the bridge, and al what price per cuImc yardforezcax-aiioii ind emlmnkmeiitr O H. SMITH, Pret. scptlR-wlw ( Joumnl and Statesman copy.) tT. 1 nt T MARY'S SEMINARY The Autumnal session of this Inrowx. formerly of Mmne. Inn recentlv from Greencaile. Ind . will aeit the Rev Dr. ('ami- in conducting the school. Tensas as heretof.rc. By order of the TRrsrax: to whom application maybe ina.le HON JAMES MORRISON, CHARLES COX, WM II MORRISON R. MAJOR. E KITCHEN J B McCHRSNEV, V. C. HANNA, JAS B. CLEGG. DR GEO. W MEARS, augVO-dA wtf OOK AGENTS WANTED ! The sutiscrilwrs have lately 1. stmt a new Hi-slorical and Descriptive work m very unusual merest It i one ol" the most ahlv written. StrUnd flu lUuttraid. and truly valuable works, of the kind, ever got up iu this country, and one which experienced agent, will find it greatly for their interest to engage in circulating. Address (post paid. ) S. DRAKE CJ., a5-Hd-wlw Hartford, Conti .EXECUTOR S NOTICE Notice 1 hereby given that letters M J of Administration have been granted tc-the undersigned by tho 1 let k ol the I'rot.aie curt of Mat mil couiitv. Indiana. 011 the estate t Aaron Gulleler. laic ot saiiTcountv. deceased All Der sons uilebled 10 said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and Ikmc having claims to present them properly authenticated for : tieui.-u: Ttie estate is solvent. JOHN BOWERS, plf.üt. ep-; w3w STEPHEN GFLLEFER.t rxewM'" E XECUTOR S ALE Notice 1 hereby given that the A ill sell at public sale at the late resilience of anl deceased. In Pike fownshtp, Marion count v, Indiana, on Friday. Octoher I7lh. I -öl ihe personal property belonginr to the estate of taid deceased, consisting ot Horcs aixl Wngon. Carriage and Hanie, Cattle, Hogs. heap. Wheat. Com. Oats. Hay. r arming l.'ienil-. a quantily ol try l.urriier. together Willi llc-usehohl and Kitchen r uni.tuie. other articles uot mentioned. TFRMS OF SAI.F. : On all sums over three dollar, twelve mouth' c ohi wdl be given, the purchaser eivtut note with approved -.-curity: ilir.-e doll-.r' 111 I muter cash ia hand Sale to comtnence at 10 o clock on said day, and 10 coutmue irom day to day outil all the isroperiy 1- sold. JOtll HOW I.Ks, I r w-irr STKPHF.X Gl'IJ.F.FER. j "a'-r-se."ii STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COÜNTY, SS. 1 THK Prorate Col RT OF MsRIOM Cot-KTT, For Ihe October Term. A D , 1851. Petition for Partition Jesse Stout, Peter Stout. Charles Moore and Margaret Moore hi wise. Flward Stoui. James Smut, Jr , and Andrew J. Stout, r John Usrd-dollaiid Sarah Ann Bardsdolt hi wife. F. 11 known that on this .'.lb day of September. A D ., 151. lle atiorc named petitioners, by Hartiour a forler. their Attor neys, t.i, .1 111 toe oince 01 nie tiers 01 lue rrooate v uuri 01 ine County ot Marion. Itieir petition in the above eiilitleo caue. bimi also the atbtlavil or a cliintereletl aiMl competent person, that ilie oe feminin. John llardsdolt and Sarah Aim Hardsdoii. are not residents l" ihe Slate of Iudiiiua The said defendants, John Bardsdolt and Sarah Ami Bardsdolt. ore, llieretiire, hereby notified of the filing and peialency of aal prtitittuii. and thai unless the appear and plead 10, srmver or demur to - od petition. mi the first day of' the next term of aid Probate Court, to be b. iuii and held at the court Irouae in lite city of Indianapolis, count) ol Marion, and State ot India. .a the aid petition and the mailers an) things lhere.11 contained, wdl be held s true and taken a contrsned as to aid defendant" WM. STF. WART. Clerk. It Ym WaLLacr, Deputy Barbour Jk Port er. AlC -s for Petitiosatrs seytl-wTW ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice 1 hereby given that lellrr lave lieen k ranted to the iiiideistgued by the Probate Court 01 Man. .11 county, liidiaiia. on Ihe estate of" Peter V. Kooniz. late of said county, deceased. All person indebted to said estate are required 10 make immediate payment: and those having claims 10 present Ihem duly authentic ated tor -ettlement Tlie estate is solv WILLIAM V J JOHNSON, Adm'r Raag mm OTlCE 1-herehs given thot tHe undersigned has taken letters of Adm.iiisiialioii on the estate ol Tlieodre Diekmann, late of Marion aosntty und Stale of Indiana, deceased All petsojauideble.1 to tbe -skI estnie are reqnestetl 10 make iinieediate payment, and those having claims aainl the satae. are aotaVed to present them dulv aulheulicuted for settlement. Tlie said e-tule is upued 10 be vr,,, JOHN B STI-ffPH, .ep-ZVwIw AdTRinistrsw A CAlil) Mer I'l l'.I.U V M.IAN take 1I1.S method ..1 announcing loii.c comiiiunay at large, thai tliey are now prepared to receive order tW all kinds of Chairs having every facdtiy, (including the best of power ami machiocry.l they can and w ill maiiiiia. lure a cheap a snv eiainiameiu in me 1 mon Hoiel. Hall, oih.-e. Ac . 0irnihed with a superior article of Aiiu-l Inr- at price lo suit ilie age. All orders from a strssance Will meet with piompl atleiiiM 11 Country deaiers will be 'applied at price which wdl iuure them .a good profit Room on Vas4uiistoii Irrel, neat stoor lo Middle - Auction Knnms All woik warranted fi, h. The highest price wdl be paid lor Poplar, Walnut and Miqile lunilxr. Ile kort and Maple turning limber, ctkc july!2-wly . . rIOTTON Y ARMS. i.Zmi las. all siaes at tow rales, just r- , reiVi.lat V C. HANNA CO '8. afJ ICKLES AND PEPPER SAUCE. -5 doien jar Cucumber I sVsarn Psser Sassre, 5doxeu Olive Oil. Jas received and for sal hy T;r, BROWNING k MAYER saj EUTBAL SPIRITS. In a h w days we shall be ah4e to aj 1 HylJieiWrnand w uhu.ua, .or article ,cpi C HANNA 4 CO UOARS nii!srtelris nettneei l-uirerir.-u aTKljrea I f snusirtna Clariüc!. Lnutans Hrowi,. A tarae stock at C II NNA V CO - aepl-2 jkjEW AND ELEdANT FALL OÖ0DS-H J A B C HORN' hare opened a mcst elegiiot as.rtment of rich fal. Cashmere. ! 1 - Merinoe. Thdwtt Cloths. Mairls. Silks, Saua. Shawl and evrmoiarr kind 01 Fall and VS inter Dry Goods, -dl of which they arc sdliaf at teducad prices. aepI5 rrlNE3 AND BRANTJIES. Pure Port and Malaga Wat, 8 pipes Roeactl aud Cog.uac Braady; . Just received from Philadelphia, at V. C. HA1A - , u i. 1 1 WOOLEN TAJtW -Kasaern Woolen Yarn, of all lrs and shad, a large, lot, and cheap: ja ice,Ttl at HORN S.