Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1851 — Page 3

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. I From the LouUyille sad Madison Papers. Froaa Cincinnati. Cincimnati, No. 4, 8 P- M. The river bat risen three inches. Weather cloudy.

WSS .1 - rioar unactive; no nmir oone except in a .mail way ; TiTL u . . V, uue,ru . I JmI hiab .lull a lit m 4 h.taa an n.-.ul J ,J J-1AI Wtuskv dull at 16 Jc. Cheese in good demand at 6 ja file. Nothini done in provisions. Sal. s of 300 la.rs ItiocolTeeat 9la9Jc. Sales of 15,000 dozen cotton varns at 6, 7 and 8. Freights Whisky to Pittsburgh 75 per bbl. Pound freight to St. Louis 75. Eight hundred hos were packed to-day. Weather favorable, bat there have been no sales. From C harleston. Cn AKLESTOK, Oct. 30. We have news from northern Mexico up to the 22d nst. The revolution is tili progressing, and aflairs look I prom isinsr for the insurjents. A small party of Cara- 1 wpTa troop, having been fired npon from Matamoras, they rushed into the city and seized the custom house . lit were afterwards mpelled to retire with a loss of f iron rAn I a b nl Mavmnno in ibiv slrirmi la 1 - .1 (A Loss of Mextcans m this skirmi.b s said to , have been heavy Caravajal is hourly expcciing larse reinforcements, , nnd had made preparations for storming Matamoras on the following morning. A lric body of Mexican rein forcements from Tampico and Vera Cruz had arrived at Brazos, but. hearing hat there was a detachment of 200 Texan between them and Matamoras, concluded not to proceed any further. Many of the United States troops had deserted and joined Caravnjal's troops. A later report says that Matamoras was captured on Friday and Saturday. 'rom New York. Nrw York. N v. 4, 8 P. M. The steamer Empire City has arrived with dates from Chares to the 30th. The riot there had been quelled nnd peace restored, after a Tbrious battle, with heavy lor on h. ith sides. Flour unchanged with sales of 10.000 bbls. at $3. 75a $1 for State and Western, and $1 20 for Genesee. Sales ff pork at $15.12 for mes and $13.50 for prime. Sales 100 bbls. lard at !4c. 400 baus Java coffee at lie. The Niagara, which is to sail for Liverpool to-morrow, takes out $1.000,000 ia specie. , . ; From New Oi leans. New Orleans. Nov. 3. The steamer Fanny, from Brazs Santiago, has arrived, with dates from Matamoras to the 30th. The ; inwrnetits had obtained possession of the western portion of the city, ami were in four blocks of the main p!a- ' za. The government troops were provided with artillery and would hold out ontil the last. Tli?y were daiIt expecting reinforcements. The loss of the Mexicans I was iou miieu anu woumte-i. uen. avji.o, was among the lost The insurgents lot 3 killed and lo wounded ; amon2the latter were Capt. Ford and Wardwell, the I m a 1 1 a a si I American consul, jvir. laongstreet, an American mer chant, was killed. From Boston. Bosto.v, Nov. 4, 8 P. M. 1v an arrival this morninir. from Buenos Ayrws. we Ymwe advices t . the 12th of S-ptember, beinir two days ! ,tter than before received by the storeship Relief. Cen. Orile had made a second application to the En- j Bum nn , rct.ci, .vam.ra., cmvey o amspr, wmm he proposes to go if he can dispose of his proper- ; i: t l t l i ' ' u : a The fears that had been entertained of a blockade had sinWdcd. From St. I. mis. St. Louis Nov. 3. Tbe Salt Lake rrmil arrived at Independence on the 30tstsW. M. O. H:rri. Secretary, G. K Bran"i.nbtir2. Chief iusMäe, P. E. Braccboa. Associate. H. R. Dav. Iiidi. Ai-nt, arid Messrs. Gillea and Young, are cx-p.'ei-d her. Thy have Iteen forced to leave the territory tn Lostseqticnee. of the scliiioos sentiments of Brt;rhara Ymng, the Governor. The twenty thousand dolara appropriated by Congress has been squandered by Yoasj. siad an attorn pt h ... I been made to take twenty. f iar thorrsand dolbirs from the Secretary, but he would not comply with the demand, an injunction from the Court having come to bis relief. From Charleston. Cmat-ESTON, Nov. 2. Wc learn from Hwana tht Mr. Thrn.sber.on the2th ultimo, was committed lo the Fortress of Pnnta, and placed ia solitary confinement, in a deep and unhealthv !un;jeon. He ia charged with ree-iviiir letters in cvrher, and beinir Ciinnected with the late invasion. He 'enies all knowledge of these letters. It is currentlv reported in Havana, that he has been tried, condemned, und. sentenced, to the mines. Frona Washinctoa. Washington, Nov. 3. It is rumored that Chevalier Hulseman, the Austrine mini?er, baa informed Mr. Webster that he has received orders to withdraw as soon as Kossuth is received ns the sjuest of the United States. Mr. Rives, the American minister at Paris, has been recalled. Washington, Nov. 4, 8 P. M. The Republic denies the truth of the rumor that Mr. Rives hatl tteen rec alled or is expected to return. Mr. Graham, Secretary of the Nt. returned last night, alter an absence of four weeks in North Carolina From New York. New York. Nov. 3. The steamer Franklin arrived yesterday from Havre and Southampton. She left Havre on the 22d nit., and Cowes at C P. M., the same duv. She brings one hundred and thirty passengers and four days later news from all parls of Europe. The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 19th ult., the R iltic on the 21st, and the propeller S. S. Lewis, from Boston, on the 21st. The most int-restins: news in the English papers relates to the gold discoveries in Australia. The aspect of afTnrs at the Cape of Good Hope is still unfavorable. The British troops at the Cape had met with a severe repulse on the 1st of September. The Fnaliah papers freely admit that the career of S r Henry Smith is far from promising a speedy or favorable issne of the contest raging between the conquerors and conr) ue red. The business of removing the goods from the crystal palace was proceeding with great rapidity. Prince Alber4, had written autograph letters returning thanks to each of the foreign commissioners. Roasnth had not arrived at Southampton when the Franklin sailed. Public enthusiasm in reference to him had abated perceptibly. Lectures on Bloomerism by the ladies, and illustrated by them in full Bloomer costnme, was all the rage throughout Foe-land. Prance The inhisterial crisis remains as last reported. Nothing w is known or done, exceptina some very limited excitement in some provinces which are not flVefed by the present stale of affairs. Paris and the vicinity remained nerfeetlv tranqntl. ( J f. a m a v . The King i.f Hanover was seriously ill, witli little hope of his rccovcrv. AcsTm.v Accounts from Vienna state that the Austrian minister at London had lieen instructed by his gov. crntnent to break off all diplomatic intercourse if Lord Palmerstoa should fjive audience to Kossuth. Ectpt The political difficulties which threatened to prevent the construction of railroads betwen Alexandria Cairo, and Soex have fimllv been removed hv a mutual ' understanding between the Sultan and Ali Pacha. From Cincinnati. CurciKWATi. Not. 5 The demand for floor confined to lote for city trade common brands SSiß 10 Whisky declined to 16c. . a a . .1 Cheese in jood demand 100 sold at f iGle. Sales of 100 brls. mesa pork at 912.50. No change in other articles. ClNCIKNATI. Not. 6, 8 P. M. Floor i unchanged with sa W of 100 hrle . at S3a$3 05 and 200 brls. choice extra at $3 25a$3.40; nothing doing for shipment. Whisky is further depressed with salea of 900 brls. at lfio. Active demand lor cheese ; ab?s of H00 boxes at dje. and 300 at 6c. Molasses firm at 37c, vrith sales of 30 brls. Holders of prime coflire are firm and now ask 10c. with small sales; stock ery lijrht. Barter firm and in demand with sales of prime roll at 15c. Cranberries are selling in small lots aSkaSB Säa SS Ä B AS lit at OU lor prime to elloice Apples tre selling it front 92 to $2 V) per hrl. The river has risen five inches since last evening and is still rising. From Pittsburgh. PiTTsBunow, Not. 5, 8 P. M. It has been snowing all day and the weather is cold. Tbfl river is rising wilts three feet nine inches water. Thn snow in the mountains will make plenty of water. From New York. New Yom, Not. 5, 8 P. M Tee Niagara sailed to-day with twenty. n.ne passengers and $843. 31W in pecie The election in this city yesteTttay resulted in a largely increased democratic rote, ann the election of demo, cratie aldermen in 15th and 19th wards, by a majority ol from 200 to 300. King county gives a democratic

' majority of 1,200. Duchess county 200 democratic

I Albany democratic by 800 majority. We have also the following reported and probable whig majorities: Erie, I 2,000; Monroe 1,500; Montgomery 200; Oneida 200; r Niagara800,- Orleans 700; Oswego 700; Chatauque I.-' !500; Schenectady 100; Richmond 200; Ontario 800. I Following counties eiv democratic majorities: Rochester 250; OnondasooOO; Herkimer 1 ,200; Jefferson 200; 1 'H-HULV WVS , A V. -w. - , V ptDain All jqq. Tioa 3oo; Chemunff 300 The return, as far as received, from Di ' . uchess, Niagara, Monroe, Livingston, Eric, Chatauque, Wyoming Her kimer, and Montgomery show a whig majority of 3,139 i over the vote of Ip.x), and, whig snin of 1.00S. Scattering returns from about 40 different counties, cities. and towns show a whi gain of 2,000 The steamship Ohio brings dates from Havana to the ivenins of the 31st. ' Trc Prometheus, with four days later news from California, had arrived at Havana, short of coal. The news is of but little interest. The boston and San Francisco Banking House of Wells 81 Co. had suspended in San Francisco on the 7th ult., in conseqnencc of losses by the late fire The O lio brines one hundred passengers. Nf;w York Election The Whigs have probably .K.t,j tW(?ntv Senator, and the Democrats twelve.'. Ret(rns from N Y. city are complete and 2ive the fol- . J I . m . . Xnm - rnU: for Comptroller, pktterson, Whig, 5,921 ; ! c. ,,,kt J ' a nie r... Cr.t.'rr ?'s'it. ! Kursvthe. whisr 5 293- Randall democrat 9 048. For Treasurer, Cook, whi", 6,524; Welch, democrat, 8,283. Thorn hv twon . lo, !i-.l t, t ho A v inl.l v . rs far as heard from, twenty whirs and sixteen democrats. The returns from the northern counties this morning are regarded as decidedly favorable for the whin. Returns from a number of Wards in this city are incomplete. The result in the eity is. that portions of the Wilis State Ticket, suppo.ted by Unionists, are in a minority from three to five hundred; the residue or the ticket is beaten from two to three thousand. The Whin County and Judicial candidates are defeated by from i live hundred to three thousand. There are seventeen

Whiff Senators and twelve Democrats elected three with a view to procure bis recall, being himself an npdoubtful. The Assembly, as far as heard from, stands plicant for the Consulate. fifty-two Whigs, forty-nine Democrats, twenty-seven It is rumored that dispatches have been received by doubtful. the Spanish Legation, showing that Spain only requires her flag to be saluted, in order to have h?r forget the inNew York Market. suit to her flar at New Orleans; and that, this being

New York. Nov. 5, 8 P. M. Cotton market steady at yesterday's rates, with sales of 2.500 hales. Flour is unchanged: sales of 9000 brls. State and Western at $3 75a4.00; Pure Genessee $4. 12a 4 25 Sl,es o(- jqq ,inh gooJ Genes9ee White Wheat at 96c; 10.000 do. Michigan at 86c; and 1000 do. Cana dian at 85c. Sales of 6000 bush. Mixed Western Corn at 5Sc; and 1,200 do. Rye at 74c. Provisions steady, Sales of 50 hhds. Tobacco at 5a 7c; and 500 brls. Rosin at$l 3Sal.40. From New York. w York Nov 6 Bk Cottnn m!xrkpl ,It.:uly. F;oa,. firms:il,., f 5.000 i ; :, 7:,., 0f,l ,r S,,,.. nnd Western . pure Gene- I $4 ,2H4.-.'0. Sales of 2.000 bushels .ye at 74c i I 10.000 bush, nixetl western corn sold at 06. Provis- ; j ion steady moderate .tL-s mess pork at 5 . 12 ; prime $13.62; lard 8ac. Sales of 130 bags Km collee at I 84c. 200 boxes Havana and Matinzas u"ur at 5a51c. i Whisky dull at 21a2lic. Freights dull. The Election Tue returns of Jin election in New ' y()rk tjf, continue va;;e a, c..ntra.lictorv from the reported nnd probable majorities. The Tribune trunk .,Jt ,ne wnne wiii-r State ticket, with the exception of AH -rneT General ; other pnper, with the same means f iu))Til, of a c(ntrarv oninion. All aoree. however, that the Senate is decidedly Whig, and the House probably Democratic. Arrival of the Prometheus The steamer Prometheus arrived this mornimj from San Juan and Havana, bi inirina 500 p:is-enoers ami $f5!)0.000 in the hands of the passengers. The steamer Ind -yiendenee. from San Francisco, Oct. 4th. arrived at San Juan Del Sud, on the 19th, with 400 pas-sencrs and $150,000 in gold on freight. Nkw York. Nov. 6,8 P. M. The returns at hand leavo little room to doubt the ele tion of those of the whitr State officers who were ' supported by the unionists. The others are extremely i doubtful. From Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Nov. 6. 8 P. M. Moderate demand for n-ur-. sales of 30O hbls at S3, 100 bbls at $3 05, and 100 bbls extra at $3.25. Whisky Mb. market dosed with a better feeling. Cheese in irood dem nd at 6c. for prime. Sales of 500 bbls prime I No. 1 lard at Jc. 497 bbls delivered at Madison, at 1 same, ard 150 bbls N 1 head lard at 7c. Sales of 3,000 ! bams from block at 6 Jc. Susar steady with a fair dei mi and. Molasses scarce; smnll sales at 37ta3Sc. and of inferior supar lioui at 36 f?. Sales of 32 firkins choice Western Reserv butter at 13c. Sales of 6 bbls I ebner seed at $." per bushel. i The river has risen two inches since last evening now ! stationary. From St. Loots. St. Louis. Nor. 6. Illinois I-.lsctio!. Tn Beantstown, out of 357 votes polled, 277 were for the Bank Whig ticket. The vute of QuincT city was for B.ink 400, against it 178. Rush, ville, for Bank 136, against it 69. Peoria city, majoi ity for Bank 440. Jacksonville precinct gives 31 majority lor R;ink. Galena ami one other precinct give a major, ity against Bank of 300. Chicago city vote stands for Bank 2.122. against 79. Carrol I ion county gives about 110 majority against Bank. Nothing yet from Wisconsin. From New Orieans. New Orleans, Nov. 4. At the election yesterday, tb Whig candidate for Sheriff had five hundred majority over the Democratic candidate. Robb and Benjamin are elected to the State Senate by six hundred majority. For Congress, Landry, Whin, has probably succeeded in the Second district. St. M irtine. Democrat, is probably elected in the First district, beating H tlan, Whig. The Whig ticket throughout is unsuccessful. From New Orlenns. Nkw Orleans. Nov. 5. ov. . Ohio flour dull at ?3 45. St. Louis $3 75. Sales 10,000 bushels corn at 40a45c. St. Louis oats 32c. Ba.-r.n sisVa tic. , shoulders 8c. Whisky ISJjc. Cotton firm, notwithstanding tho Franklin's news, and 4 000 hales were sohl this morning middling 7c. Tohaoco $1 prices steadier. Sugar unchanged. Mo la"es 25c. M'ss pork at $H i$l l.25. Prime lard in bils. 8aSi-, in kcos 10c. From Pittnbnrgh. PlTTSBfRCH, NOV. fi, 8 P. M. Rircr four and a h .If feet and rising. Weather clear and pleasant. From Bnltiinore. Baltimore, Nov. 6. Maryland Klection. The returns received of the election in this city indicate the success of the whole democratic ticket by 300 to 1.000 majority. Ba ltimoiie, Nov. 6, 8 P. M. All the returns still indicate the election of the entire j democratic tickot. The democratic State officers have j carried the city by about 2,000 majority. From Biitou Ronge. Baton Rocge, No. 5. In this district the whigs have elected State Senator. sheriff, and probably auditor. The democratic Cngressman in this district is elected. From Louisville. Louisville, N v. fi, 8 P. If. Miuis$ippi Elections. Copiah county, official. Davis oou rnajr,rny. ano aoou tue same lor the rest ol the anli.nnifiM lif.L-At I .i,i.ail.i. ..... .. T..... ICO . t " 1 .-iuiuii i m i . kj' . inico ,1111111 y , juo jj inaj, unionists elect others. Noxubee, Foote maj. 213. Monroe, Foote maj. 150. Attain, Davis maj. 152. Winston, Davis maj. 126. At Jackson, sixteen counties heard from , give Foote a maj . of 2,000. The State will elect Foote by a small maj. From Enstport. Eastpoxt, Miss, Nov. 4. A difficulty orciirrH here yesterday between Micaah Busby and John Buddicks, brothers-in-law, in regard to some family affairs. Last evening they went from this place to the residence of their father-in-law. Mr. Turner, who resides about six miles from this ' nil I Mr nilirrr Wnm. amain onm n-i a rs s 4. . I I -a.-.1s, l 'iti.ii- .. .;n , miu icsuil ed in the death of Buddicks, who was shot by Bnsby. Buddicks died instantly. From Pittsburgh. Pit i sBfBf.it. Nov. 7, 8 P. M. Four (set five inches water in the river, which is.at a tend. Weather clear and cool. From Cincinnati. CineiwjrATi. Nov. 7. 8 P. M. Flonr dnll with sales of only 80 brls. at $3 20. Whiskf I of has advanced with sales of 600 brls. at 16e A sale several hundred bushels barley at 67a71e. 8agar 61a 7c. Coffee 9al0c. and 37a39c. for tuolavsses. A sale of six casks of potash at 4c. Nothing jf :ing in hogs or provisions. River stationary and thc weather is clear and cold.

From New York. New York. Nov. 7. 8 P. M. i

The cotton market is quiet, with salea of 500 bales. I Sales of 900 bids, flour at $3.753.81; Ohio $3 4a$4 ; 1 Southern $4.06a4.25. Sales of 250 bushels Michiean i white wheat at 85c. Sales 25,000 bushels corn at 58a I 5Sio ami 2j 000 bushels rvo at 73c. Sales of 300 libls. I pfe al $15.12 for mess, and $13.50 lor prime. Sales of 500 bbls lard at 84c. Sales of 500 bags Java coffee at j Ic 1 From Louisville. 1ouisvii.le, Nov. 7, 8 P. M. r:.-i.,u r. i : -JT.. . -:. i'u- . U.v,;,.i .;,f. frnm . 1 I L :m' l, 1 1 will iiiv liiuiiiu '"inn ir 1 i'iiiiu, iiai i . l tribesSioux Algonquins, cc. There are .. . k- r. -,i . liVtli lit I C ni I I'll ic l ' ' f v am laiK ' i , v 1 via uviv;.aiva as um thirteen chiefs and two squaws. From St. Louis. St. Loris, Nov. 7, 8 P. M. The steamer Jamestown, bound for New Oi leans, en1 . : I: . - r. 1 coantcrcu a sna ji . w nen,in rounoiii 10, nra 3 muuu c to uc roamng ts way into t..e "u. oe.o.c ... t ...... . .a w.tw, ..Urn if -ka Irnm tlirno to IlVP loot iloon ' " r. . r ,' i 1 , ti ' k Tit in Uie ni'UI. lIIPilfl'K I"llu a5.i)i-u. iiiriuiii-i..n was nearly all damaged. 'ri i . i i - -- i i The boat was laden pr.nciPal,v ,tn flo,,r It.LiNois Election The returns, as fur as received. indicate that the people of the State are in favor of the Nothing reliable from Wisconsin. The only intclliSence is. that there is hul iillle uouot oi me election oi Farwell, Whig, as Governor. rom anin?ion. ; Tashinotok, Nov. 7, 8 P. M. It is understood, by letters received in this citv from Havana, that the dungeon in which Mr. Thrasher is confined, is a wet hole, in which no man can survive a month. It is a so charocd that Mr. Owen pro erred - ' . charjes to the Captain General against Mr. Thrasher, I asserting that he had propagated a libel against him, - a U A n.!aAHAwa .I..... 1. 1 kn D t Cr-nr. UOIItT, I DC .ITIiri II (III H icuiici 3 ?IIUUIU SCI I i t . The PresidenUJhas received Jndsc Sharkey's accep. ance of the appointment as United States Consul to Havana. From Albany. Albany. Nov. 7. 8P. M.

We have sufficient returns from the whole State to unchanged determine, with tolerable certainly, the result. Elected Forsythe for Secretary of State", Ulltnanfor Attorney

General, Cook Tor State treasurer and 1-itzhugh lor Canal Commissioner all wb'gs. The balance of the Slate ticket is boubtful. From Baltimore. Bm.timokc, Not. 7, P. M. The riturliof the city have not all been received yet, but sufficient is known to determine thnt the whole democratic delegates have been elected by from 1,200 to 1,500 maioritv. All the other democratic candidates in . the citv arc elected bv from 250 to 500 majority. P. F. 1 nomas, democrat, lor comptroller, will not nave a 1 majority over 500 in the city , while Thomas R. Stewart, 'leinticnif , for lottery commissioner, and James Murry, democrat, for commissioner of the land-office, have maiorities of near 3.000 and are doubtless elected. We havo returns, including the eity, of the election of 24 delcoatcs to the Legislature, of which 21 are democrats and 3 whigv a democratic gain of 12 So far the Senate is whig. Ten whigs and lour democrats holding over. House doubtful. rnli JLi rn urn ff nni I i vcici nm I hA I mnn mtftn ' ' m - . v?wssvsm s-ssi y w mm m sr claim the election of Footc, but it is considered doubtful. , j From New Orleans. New Orleans Not. 7. Flour unchanired : St. Louis superfine $3.7"): extra $4.2.)a$4.50. Corn 42 i43c. for prime white Onio. Oats 2Sa3Dc. Bacon aides 10a lOic; shoulders 8a8ic. Primel molasses 251c. Whir.Vy dull at 18i19c. The Bunker Hill has arived from St. Louis. From Cincinnati. CINCINNATI, Nov. 8, 8j P. M Flour still drooping, with sales of 200 bids at $3 and l,bU t S2.90K Whisky heavy at 16'c-a lot was I.I from cannal at 16. This afternoon a sale of 100 50 sol "r Cn hide Ion fed 6iC SalcS of 3'X) bbls No 1 lürd t 7c ; and SO b',1, old rk at $1 1.50. A sale of 100 !,aad of cattle, -vor.?. 5) pounds, at $4, net , Hogs . . aa. - 7 . i i i ' 6 lire OIHTPU HI Vltllioill Ilinling lltiyClS. 1. 1 he river has lallen ihren inclici, since last evenuif. Weather waini and cloudy. I'rom Louisville. T.ocisville Nov. 8 S P. M. It is report d that the jtcamer Montgomery, with twenty-five htimlred hales of cotton, burnt at Hurricane Island, near Vicksburg. Missisinpi. Boat and carjjo a total loss. Two or three lives lost. From New York. New York, Nov. 8, 8 P. M. New York Election. The Tribune of this morning says the Senate is yet in great doubt. The Whigs lost I two Senators in Kings ami Munroc; nnd one in Tomp kins Seneca and Yates. Ambrose Baker. Whig, is probably defeated in Green and Lister; and the election of James Plait, in Owc2o and Madison, owins to a blunder in printing the ballots, is extremely doubtful If this prove true, the Whisr Senators certainly elected are reduced to lourtccn, with a possible chance for two or three more; bnt tho official vote can only determine the final result. It is apprehended that the Senate will be Democratic. Returns reueived elect sixty-two WThig and livlv.nnl flffmnnrslfi tt t )n l.camlilir n'ltli A 1 1 n ghenv, Suffolk. Fulton, Sullivan and Ontario, to be heard from From Hnltimore. Baltimore, Nov. 8, 8 P. M. Kntir" State democratic ticket elected. The Senate will stand twelve whigs and ten democrats. If the last reports are correct, as they are bciieved to lie, the demi :n i r . l - n ii- . of!"""" wm "OVL a "'"J1"' - "uuso uc,t115 From Washington. Washington, Oct. 8, 8 P. M. The Intelligencer publishes an official divcument of Mr. Alpin as State En2ineer. Storms for Prison Inspector. 1 . r t i f ,i n r . T ar,u. Johnson lor Jtlüge o Ufl Court oi Appeals, in Ontario conntv there is a whiff maioritv of 804: Liv- ; Yates 250 democratic maL:.:. r ,u j! lori.y. Delaware pisrs n mnjoriiy against x orsj ine ami J'sj yjj; T" ratierson oi not over i,jtj. laitwrencc caj tieiuocrauc majority. From New Yorks New York, Nov. 8, 8 P. M. Cotton steady, with sales of 1500 bales. Sales of 16.000 brls flour r.t S3. 81 la4.06l for eommon State and Western and $4.06$4.18J for pure Genesee. Sales of 5.000 bushels wheat at 96c for Genesee; white 85 a90c for Michigan. Sales of 27.000 bushels corn at SSo for western mixed. Prison Whisky 21 Ic. From li ti -burgh Pittsburgh, Nov. 8, 8 P. M. River four feet and falling. Weather pleasant and cool. Business dull. Mississippi Election. Louisville, Nov. 7. A telegraphic dispatch says Foote is ahead twentyone hundred in twenty-ono counties, and his election is believed certain. Thc official voto of Tippah county, cives JetT. Davis 1,231, and Foote 1.614. For Congress, Thompson, State Rights, 126; Nabors, Union. 1.224. The Union Representatives are elected two Whigs and two Democrats. From Jackson. Jackson, Nov. 8, 8 P. M. The returns indicate the election of the whole Union ticket, also three Union Congressmen and a majority in the House. The Senate is still doubtful. From New York. ARRIVAL OF TWO STEAMERS Nkw Yobk, Nov. 10, 8 P. M. The steamship Canada with dates to the 26th and the steamship Baltic with dates to the 29th have arrived from Liverpool. The Africa sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 25ih, bnt got ashore off Belfast and returned She was not seriously injured. The Canada brings one hundred and fifty-five pale gers and the Baltic ninety-four. The Washington had not arrived at Southampton on the 29th. It was reported that further search for Sir John Franklin had been given up for the presort. Parliament is to be prorogaet. ) the 2Sth of Jtno-.rr

Judge Sharkey, as United Stales Consul at Havana. nan. "His friends and supporters are not confined to aar I cnV-eu-d in h--r case tlie most wonderful cure ever known in our of Indituia rs. John Cs in di reeled lo me awl now m my IsikU, I c i .-, j i ,u kt l I ,i a. . .l. I section of couniry, and I strongly recommend all afflicted iu like will expose to sale al public auction, at the door of ihe Court House New York Election. From Albany we have rc- 'atc or laiiturie. in me iNortn anu in tne oouin, in ise ,;, IO jj. of the county of Marion, in the Riaie of Indiana, between u.e hemes turns to change the opinion of the election of Ullman, East and in tho West, there appears to be a general Anyone desiring umher information in relation to the farts or of 10 o'clock, A. M., nnd 4 o'clock, P. M.. on ta urday the 2ivh day nrbirr aa A tiornot- fonr.ru! Coolr whirr fnr Treasurpr' ' movement in his favor. His nomination WC consider, as particulars of the case, it will afford me preal pleasure to fif any of November, A. D.. 1S51, ibe rents and prcBts for a lerm of seven whig, as Allorne licneral, LOOK, wnig, lor I reasurer, ( fj . j 5uch information, if they will call at my residence in Monivi lc, or veers, of the follow.ne; described propertv. laws-tt! Being lot .mmnnd l-itzhuuh for Cana Ommi'sionor. The democrats 11 nxea iaci. ruisoursn tun. iliev Mn MVi'.a itiiitir.M c( mJitiv f( m v nfnn r mti nrr i ill tr I yn .it f,:- im n (V?i in nut !i!a-k ntim lri one HUI' ihe doual.oa keaat

The accident occurred to the Africa on the night of 'be 25th in cons onence of a dense fog, whore she re-

mained until !ato the next day, when she returned to Liverpool, where sue arrived on the 27th. The Canada wft despatched in ballast with her passengers and mai,Kossuth arrived at Southampton on the 23d, where be was "eeeived l.y the mayor of the city aad an immense assemblage 01 citizens amid great enthusiasm. Kossuth.. J who was addressed by the mayor, responded briefly but I appropriately. He was waited upon on Friday by many (distinguished gentleraea. Ko.sslUh ar7e;' ,Rt Lom,on on. MonJ h"e th,c event was marked by no great enthusiasm. Lord Pala . a. mer"un 'ni,ue nown ins uetire to receive Kossuth a 1 I . 1 I mm ' unofficially Franci.--A French ministry had been formed, consisting of Cr: bin, attorney general; M. Frugat, ancient peer of France, minister of fireijn affairs; M. C. Lciand, public instru toT! M. De 'Cassidaiieen, commissary ! general; 8t. Armand, minister of war; M. H. Fartoul, . e . 1 mininistcr of marine; and M. Blonda, minister of ThJ f . Mississipp,. with most of the Hungarians, .. . - B . I- ..""! s;lled Irom Gibraltar for New York on the löth ult w'tMiiiiu .'lau niivi-u .u i iicsw uu ine .twin. BwinfJt8 at Calcutta was dull, and prices of all articles Tl. O.....I.... I m..:i - : A .1.. .i-.i were low. New York, Nov. 10, 8 P. M. It is understood that Kossuth sailed from England for America in the steamer of Saturday last. The United States steam frigate Mississippi arrived ; ?rom Gibraltar this ranrnin", brinsinir the Hungarian refugees lately released with Kossuth, and Mrs. Capt. Ki inn.niA , ti i , . , htf. itn.1 I . t I..,.. I t.arque tlexinia. trom rtsw York, on the 13th or October, near Gibraltar. Cotton quiet, with s lies of alout 1.500 bales at prices Icobly supported. &a--s oi n.teju bris, t lour at 5J 7.a 3.94 for State, and $M2a4 25 for Southern und Pure aT . C I f ' I OHA I aS a b a. uenessee. aaies oi ju.uuu nnsii. corn at Ma.'iJc lor mixed. Sales of 400bi!s. Pork at firmer rates; and 200 do. Lard at 8a8Je. Sales of 4C0 bags Java Collee at lie. Whisky dull at lalfa From Cincinnati. Cincinnati. Nov. 10.8 P. M. River stationary. There were heavy rains he.e yesterday and last night. Flour dull and unchanged; sales for city trade at $3. Whisky in good demand at 16Jc. Cheese in good de- I mar, 1 1 at 6c. In provisions the only sale was 60 bbls. j No. 1 head lard at 6jc. No sales of hogs several houses cutting weather favorable. Sales of Linseed fl at 68a70c.,the former from cannl and the latter from store. Coffee in good demand at 9Jc. Sugar firm and Molasses scarce same holders askin" 40c. From Pittsbnrgh. Pittsburgh, Nov. 10. River three feet eight inches. There have been heavy rains ami some snow for the last 48 hours. The Cin- ' cinnati packets will certainly leave on Wednesday the hrst packet trip of the season. A disgraceful aUray occurred here yesterday, between crowds of Protestants and Catholics for the possession oi tnc ueau oouy oi a man namcu u-corge nariune. lie was a Catliolic who died on Saturday at the house of r at i l l r I d w air tf was a catuoiic wuo uicu on öaturday at Rhevi a colored man residing in the Eight ih ward. On Sunday, when t!ie body ol Hamme was being conveyed , to a uearse ai tue colored man s uoor, a group oi i.att: oÜes seized it, and after resorting to blows, carried it off on their shoulders to a hearse on High street. The matter has not yet been investigated by the police From Washington. Washington, Not. 10, 8 P. M. It is rumored here to-day that negotiations are pending between the Secretary of State and the Spanish min ister lor the release of the American prisoners now in C.. Commodore Morris has been appointed chief of the bureau of ordnance and Commodore Shubrick inspector or ordnance.

aiercunai iiistases. anu au o.aer uueases Arising

From ew York. Nkw York, Nov. 10, 8 P. M. The steamer Union, six days and seventeen hours from n w Ullcatls, arriCU at O o doc. A. M. The reiiorted misunderstandin" between Kossuth and I - t . .... . . Captain Long, or the frigate Mississippi, is said to be .1.;.! hv th itt..r i j " . . . . . Mayor Kingslatid has a letter from Kossuth stating, bis determination to leave England on Saturday last for America. , Mayor Kingslaiul has a letter Irom Kossuth stating FrOlll Charleston. ChaLST0K, Oct. 9. 1 The brig Adelta, fro n Havana, arrived to-day, bringI : V- .u- a: T i. .;n , mg um WW .US.... . s U uai CJiinneu in .nc Iortrcss ol ruiua. ills urDiucr nau nccn . arrested on the 31st ultimo. It is rumored that an "ailtooraph letter from Gvneral Lopez has been discovI : ir- TL l. i. . rr, - . i . .,1.,. ered k Mr. Thrasher's i Bee, implicating Ins bro l.er alM' others, to which this arresl of his brother is attrib , utcd Prom Boston. Boston, Nov. 10, 8 P. M The election in Massachusetts for Governor, mem bcrsof tho Legislature, &c took place to-day. The rn : : .u i. : .ir' Art i i following is the result in this city; Winthrop, whip, lor Governor, 7,393; Bnutwell, democrt, 3,609, Palfrey, free-foil, 1,292. The whig majority last year was 2,968. - Presidential Movements. ! , , , . ....,,., , I . T1, Urbana Expositor the Circlevillc Watchman, the ncVtcr 1f1,c,8j,h,' nü ll,e 'y 'Jgg""'" Ohio, have all hoisted the name of Judge Duolas, of II inois, as the candidate of their choice for the next Presidency ; and the Mansfield Shield and Banner has hoisted the name of Gen. Win. 0. Builer as the choice of the Democracy of Richland county for the same office. Ihe Cleveland I'laintlcalcr learns hy a telegraphic de- ! Calch M.Iwaukic, hat the Democrats o Race, j Wisconsin, have nominated Henry Dodge for the Presi- : dency. Judge Brj'an, who was supposed to be a friend of Cass, is out in favor of Dodge'. He i. one of the aciegatcs to uauimore. Ihe Democratic papers oi Indiana, almost without ' papers ol Indiana, almost V. Ithout exception, carry at the head ot their columns the name of Gen. Lane as a candidate for the n-xt Presidency. . .... T ' . x lie uiuy papela iet.viu, in w iiii.ii i :o- name: ui Uen. Lass appears as a candidate, are the beel Argus and the Pottsville Register. It would be impossible for us to enumerate one half the papers which have declared their prelcrence lor Pennsylvania's illustrious son. the Hon. James BuchaoWp fin nnt think thp nr.tnin.it ion nf NTr. Tluflinnnan a fiTr.,i ffl(. l- Bnr mean. That he ill he stronrr i the nxea tact tij anv means. lliat nc vlll DC Sirong in me - , aannrention is a fact which it would be follv to ' wauonai eonvenuon is r iaci men ii otitu ue miiy ia dispute, and the candidate that defeats Mr. Buchannan . . .... be thc nom,nee. We think, fiom present indicai W,M ue tuc nominee. We tlnnk, liom present indicatinn that be n ill nr. intn the convention with more nni. ' . . itlVC strength than any other aspirant. But it he is not . I m g ii, i -il i a. 1. nominated on the first ballott ho will never be, as he cannot command much strength from the ranks of the other candidates. Mr. Buchannan is an able and a pati no,,c statesman, and should he be thc nominee, wc shal I yield to him our zealous support. Consnl Owen. The Savannah, Georgia, Republican, contains the following letter from Hon. Allen F. Owen, late consul at Havana: Havana, Oct. 23, 1851. To the Editortof thc Sarannah Republican : GrxTLEMEN: I have no official information ol my re hey shall hear me fnll'j mercy; but I have a rihl to justice. Verv respectfully, ftc., A. F OWEN. Jadge Sharkej', of Mis'-jsippi, has accepted thc place of consul, tendered him by thc President, and Mr. Owen ' ' v. ill return immediately. We shall then have some rich J rlevelonments Owen is a high-toned Southerner, and W a at j j..- .et.-: win not quiet.y suom.i to me uegrauauon o, dc...S rea m -.1 . a a. .. . 1 . 1 ' moved, for cause, without defending himself, and in this , , . .,, i r .a ap "Clenze no win tiavo me niu oi i'icaais. a uwssmss Stephens, two Whig members of Congress, from Geor gia, who, in point of talents and influence, stand at the head of tho southern delegation. The whole correspondenoe in the State department must see the light, and we shall then have an opportunity of judging whether Mr. Owen was justified in his strange and unnatural conduot, by his instructions from the President, as he alleges he was. MARRIED, On the ta inst., by the Rev. Mr. Clelland, Dr Roust (J. GasvDoy, of this eity, to Miss Pas au C, daughter of Levi Todd, Esq , of Perry township On the 6tb luat-, by Wn. Solhran, Eat; . Mr. Apam Arxr to Miss Doi.lv Jairo C-NSSsr,nAM. all of vhis eiiy

ti t . a. e.a : 1 : .1. . r V." ,t, ,!. r.:ied laic of Marion ronntv. ftsie ol Indiana, will, on Friday mierested ami competent wimea. mat ibe dtn-ndan Kjth I Jo. ton

can, um tue iaci is anno.iiiccu iu nie vaiaai in a,cw vn '.. r. " t.- kr. - -- " - i v n,j.., v.tl.a.n P Hnli.ai James M. im. Eliaal-stk

leans and New York. I must request that you will do i aw to ,be peV-,') property of said decedent, consist Holton. Martha hotsesv, Sarah Jane üolion, Amai da Malvina Hol me the favor to ns.lt that the iiuhlie shall not iuidrc me 1 ,. .r 1 tt a i,nra Wsam llnrne. and a eomniete i...i ai.H ( Ki. Hn.iou i re not residents ot Hie State of Indiana

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current.

Corrected Daily for the Indiana State Sentinel, BY KIRLAND Ac FITZGIBBON. F0RWASDINO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, , AXD WHOl r..ALE DEALERS IK Groceries, Liqaoi 1, Tobacco and Produce, EAST IDT OF THE DEPOT. BACOT f . 1. GROCERIES Brooms Ht'gr. net 0 Shottidcrs 5 ..1,0032 50 Lead. bar. Clear sides . . .. .8 Eead, while, pare IeatU No. 1 Oil, linseed Oil, lard OjL, 'perm Oil, Tanner'.... Turpentine ...... Brans, white. . Potatoes Oiüon Ham 7J j', BEEF ort. net. . .2,5054.00 . .2,00 CAXDIE.S r ... 14151 I COTTON YARN f h ' 175 .nmt'jm CAN 01. Erf hStar Mould CORN MEAL bu 2?' . irs ti . jf wm ...300 -.a FRLITS t? lubei FLOl'R lt! . .50 7 ". .-. . .ä7 I ... lift if ; 3.003 50 j ( Cheese M Butter, roll ... Kiwi ( I.anl I - . Apple,creen ... Apples.ur 3d . .-. . n 1 .4 . .1 -r;K-iu-!. ui inj . 2tr llee.wax Almond. 9 tb . RaUiit. 9 Ikjx . Fl: II Mackerel, Xo. L 9 lrl . No. 1, hf. brl No. 1. 9 qr hrl. No. 1. kits Mb. 2, 9 ori. ... No. S, 4P hf brl . 1J" Giuaeng . 30 Tallow GLASS P box, 13.50 Shy 10 i 10 by tfl . .4.004.S HAY ton, . .2.5033.1X1 Timolhy 5.00SS.O0 12. .Via i:i n:i Clovrr none ..7.505-110 IRON , Bar Io 3. 9 "ri .31? 1 5 Salmon, kit FEATHER ...3.00 Romirl anil xpjnre Castings 30 Spring . Axle I Anvil mm.. '. .14 I 51""! WW I 45.:4 LEATHER Wheat, red WSVi Sole, 9 002-2 Barley 40 CalMtin, dz. If .0-1ii.i0 Rve 3540 I pper 5.00 TU (HI Corn -21 . Morocco 20 00 i2S.(Hj OaU Sheep 5,0Oe.(X) GROCERIES 9 B, LIQl'ORS 9 gI. Coffee, heul Rio 101 Dip. Pnle Brand v. .002.75 Alex. Sie. Cor. .'. .2.n02.5i !Suar. N O. Suar, loaf Suyar. crushed. . . Tea, O P Tea. Imp Te Y. Hy Pepper Spice Salerato ........ Molasses, N. O... Mola-wes. S. H. .. Tar.N.C. 9 brl Tar, Florida Tottacco, 9 Mwf-ler Inttisro Rice Copperas Rnm Ginrer Id ..11X919 .. .60?!)! .. .5053 . . 3(K60 ..101311 ....l82ui 51 ...:';' ...&4f! 4.75 Magloria 3.003 60 Ameriran Brandy . . . .4uj-45 Holland Gin 1.90 Old Bor Whisky . . .5051,00 Corn Whisky 2n Old M.id. Wine. . .1.25Ä1.75 Port Wme SO 41 75 Shirrr- Will 1 TSSO Claret Wine 9 3V 1 Malacn Wine . Domet ic . . . , XMl.-9 keg, 10,1 8d I 4.1 ...... 405 3.50 3.H0 4 30 4M 5.H0 , 3.St 05M) ...19940 ...13916 .!,10S:Wk 5 3 3d Brads SJ93! 11912$ PAPER f rt mn, Cloves. . 40 v rnppmr Gunpowder, keg 5,50' Foolscap 8.00 3 25 oap, AO. I, liar 5 Hon. Board. ;r 4.0f Cassia 40 SEED 9 bushel, Alum 6 Clover 6.507 00 Nntireir 1.0211.75 Flax 75 Wooden Buckets 2 .15, Timothy . 2.50

of Parke county, as a candidate for re election loihe office of HoorDR. S. A. WEAVER'S CANKER AND SALT keeper of the ntxt House w Reprraeiitaiivea. aur RHEUM SYRUP. We call the attcutiou of our reader TTPPlcase announce the name of Asa F. Chapim as a candidate

to a Advertisement in tins day's paper, of this celebrated re med v xvllicll mvms vcr. extciu-ive sale in the New England State, PERRY DAVIS' PAINKILLER. This is the most wonderful preparation cf the age. Its salts are with out Parallel In the history of PamUl Mediciuts MRS. N. B. Y AN DES' School will recommence on Monday. Nov. lTlli, ia the basement of the D:ipu 'hurch. Indianapolis. Nov. 7. r31 2w. DR. S. A. WEAVER'S. C A TVrTTT7T A V O A T T T) TTTTTTIVatr PTTTl TTT T w w A CANKER CU3E AND CCRATK These Prepaiaiions are warramed nper.or to any other Compound ! now in use for expellingScrofulous Humors, Canker. Salt Kheuin. Erysipelas, - - .mm m - al .11 .t skia A a- ! from an impure state of the Blood: Also, Liver Complaint, Female Weakness. Dyspepsia. AND GENERAL DEBILITY. H an. wtAviiti, me oniriiial uiscnverrr oi tins .Mctiiriiie. i- a a .Tresrulal ! v educated Pl.x -i. ian. a (5ratu:.t,- nfil,r Alhanv M..1. cal College, and can exhibit Certitfcates of his Office from the best I et : " . ;.. aii ... :,:... 1 i . : j rV, A "i "'"""J. "''"! - """") M"""ca ! a Mt d.K:a.1 1 ract.uouer, and u now cxteusi vely engaged iu th im m the praci nee ol ,leil-ine. ( euysipki.as AND SALT Rheim CAN BE ci REt) ERVSIPKUAS and salt ruf G.ies Turner, ofio,,tv,iie who h s.ra-las for the last Twemy Wars and SLUT h" '"'" "" rmrl been atllicted with Erv Ihiee limes witlun the last from the effects of ibis drearitul maladv. CURE EFFECTED BY DP WEAVES S SYRUP. AFTER ALL OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED. HEAD THE CERTIFICATE? Mo.itviu.e. Marrl. a iMt , . .,.... Co..-G. n.l.me..: rela.o. .o ,nv , Wlf- i wo,ll( S.1V ,iiu, rom etuWhood she lius been alHicted with a ; Humor. About tu-entv vears since it ano. ated in a verv ätaateaa fcssa af Ery-ipclas, at first in n spot of a brielu cherry color on the ' side of llie face, accompanied With a nainfu1 scumc.ioh. miliar i, , f(M ,u.a, . fifr Ffom h V .. produced by hre. rrom Uns point it jiirmd race which beramc so swolleu ihut for several dsyt she wa entileI v BEEN D, and so disfigured i hat her mot intimate acquaintances did not recpptiire her. Hie had lr,, in this situation three times in the last fire years. Its effect sometimes iijipcared in small cracU in the skin, commencing buck of '.he ears, thence extending over the sides of the head. S s re and painful were ihev. that at uielu it w:is impoiüible for her to allow them to touch ihe pillow. The I h-har fiom these sorei was o profuse ll.at it frequent!) wet ! throueh the dressings and run down the sides ol ihc neck, and so ihrnugh the dressings and run down the sides of the neck, and so acral was it, tbst when it came in contact with the skin, the euci t was the same as tlist of boiling water. After . niv gentle exercise, especially in warm weather, parts f the body became covered with spcH of a dark red or purple color, and were very painful and tender; in a shdWfinie these spot would he covered with minute blisters, which broke, and discharged, theu dried up. forming a scab which would in a few days come pit", leaving n angry and painful sore, lookin.? much like a burn. This would be a i .njr time in healina frequently mouths. At one tune it nppeared on the feet and ankle .running; much ihc same course' as ii hud done on the other parM of her lody, except that m this intHiice it was aggravated by exercise. TTiese sores, moreover, asumed the characler of bsxl uUers and so inflamed, that for mouths Ska rj unable to walk. The deep scars left hv them remain 10 Oil day K has anVcled her breast to jhat degree that she was unatile to nur:- rimer or iter iiii inti-e nmnrrn unen ns r.as i re n in such di'iresf from this ihsease. that fo.- weeks she has been able to j obtain hut little sleep or rest, and has often aidaiiat her distress was so great she could not describe it. At ihe tunc she commenced using yonr Syrup and Terato, she had a running, -ore on her stomach and breast, hich had haen there more than a year, kealing up ai times perhaps in one place, but al way. break ii"; out ill another. To tin wc applied many remedies. hiuI us' (1 various kiti'ls of medicines for remov n; the ducase from j the syrm. none of which produced the lct apparent lienefit S'ie : omineni-.-n using your .-yrup aim t. erate a year ago isji ran ?ne I00"? xUk ST,'P " fc " "",,u'c" commenced applying the Cerate I lo the .un . Baal al nnrr R.lld slir hud n.-v rr round an lb. hit xo aoolli. I lie, they were entirely well. She has now ued four buttle, and is t tn all apneamnre prrfectlv cur.d, and is in better health al.o than i He has been at any time before for twenty years. The medicine don and riciiutv. who ire convrrsant with them u OII.ES TI Rm:r. T.,e above is a plain statement iff.icts; they speak for themselves "d nre ram source that noone whoare acqaaiiued u itii the ., , , T i , - , numfrou, whirh we have in our (najession. ail sliwiuir the value of Pr. s. A. V ! VERS CANKER and SALT RHEIM SVRl'F. toccthei KA- , , i,iva!llill.le erom.-n.menl. the CERATF.. Tnfv stand nne- , lts ivaluebl ccompaiiiment, the CERATE. Tney stand nnequaffd IT the cure Ol all bcrofuletis Humors, all Khecim, fcrysmCanker and Nursia? Fore Mouth. Mercurial Diseases, Liver ; Complaint. Female Weakness, and all diseases arising from, or in any way CU lliecic-ii i ,ui an impure ibib m uic uhi Manufactured a.ai sold by S A. WEAVER & Co , sole proprie ! tor. New London. Conn. ' foia ny urnigneaa nrovnnnj; vv. . nonen, ano cy nier ebsnts fenerslly. J. N Hsrris Ac Co., 7 College l5n.Mi.it. Cr e n rati. AganU tor the Soath and Wesl. 94-w s-3m. DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given tbst letters of administration hare been issued y the Clerk of Vol.aie Court of Marion county, lo ihe undersigned, up. n the esae of Martin Artams, defeased, late of Marion cocnly. Slate of Indiana. All persons indel.ted to said t state are reaaentetl to make immediate paymrnt, and all persons havimj aceoont and claim against said estate are requested lo present ihe same properly auiheiilicaled for adiustmenl. The estate is pfoliaUy solvent. THOMAS MORROW, Nov. 6, 15I 84-w3w Adminisiriitor. IX DMINISTRATOR'S SALE -Notice is hereby riven that " the niulersiriir.l Administrator of the estate of Marlin Adam, Kitchen Furniture, ihre' acres of I'orn, Ploaghs, sumI a lot of Lnralier. kc. at In late residence in Wayne township Tt'RMR nl- Sit f- rn.h in l.m.d will hr rmuirad on all inmi

in; . un? u. ina.c imijuiuii) a iio u ncr iu cci up several i,, . Ron rdi in: houses In the Citv to lioard and lodfje all l!.e Motlcms

ing tune, in iheconrseof a n-fW lo apply the ( crate to ber feet, in or- rrom abroad a 1 92 (KI per week, mak me the entire expeMe of Uvrd. Her to obiam !erp In one or two weeki after 11 nip the medicines hl Xniuon. and Stationary, about S40.0U, the prKie of Tun ioa sjass

me sores be!rin to neai. nn i betöre iie hurt im iiri tue sccoun tot- , ,u .. ,, ,ii Cntt inlvlT-lvdAw

I ,u,ilnniT fin.il tiioir 1 .,r r...mr.m..Ur'. inni ii..nn i M-.i R i de. . ai.d Hoii e ho it ti.d Tl. A urn resident ilc.'eiKi nits sre uimrt'fT. iicci'V not ne

of ihree dollars and nnder, and a credit of nitie monttsV will he -iren and held ni the Court Hnss i the eity of ladianrprlis. on ihe aeon all snms exceclinc three dollars; and notes will be required of r0nd Monday in Decsmher neat, the said bill and the mat'ers and

I t!ie plhreha'ers. with good secur.tv payable without auv relief from ' valuation Isirs. THOMA? MORROW. valuation laws. THOMAS mokkuyv , it io-'.i oi ,..,a. ArminKtrator . r , . I m nimiTcTBiTAO'C CATC TA .1 I a ar. I ai il :.ir m afmdence of Haoatb. Record, deceased, in Uwrnwr towiihir, l Marion enunlv. Indiana, oil Thursday. Ihe 80th Of November next. - deceta.ed.cnsi,. In par. of Hogrs, 1 ' J a aa . t . 7:. a . : . . . i Cattle. Wheat. Com. Hay, and Household Furniture. I, ercun oi nine raonths on all sums over three dollars. labTI A. 11 Anllr. I r. 2f.w2w Admiiiistriitor. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned has takrn ont letters of administration on Ihe estate of Hannah Record, late of Marion enenry, Indiana, deeessed. All persons hsvnif cia.ms asamsi snid estate, will jireseiit lliem duly outhenttcaled 10seuleineiit. and persons indebted to the said esuie will please make immediate raymeut to the undersigned. The estate is unposca to be solvent. SS-wSw. LEVI A. IIARPF.STV, Admin istrolo. m nmfttTPtTon'SSit.r. Th nnderaimed Administrator I u ,ha .ai ... of will .am Ranks. dceaed. late of Marion i. j: .n ...a !. ai Mihlie anctioo on the nrem inuilir, ll..ini.. win la.--v ... www . , ises of said deceased, in Wayne townslnp, on Beturday, the evehth of November, 1851, the personal property of said deceased, consisting of ?theep. Cattle, Corn in the ask), Household Fnmai-re and other articles. . TERMS OF SALE: On all sums of and nnder three dolars, oasb in iand; oa all sams over three doV.ars. a credi of s:z mtv.ths will be eivwn. tke purchaser ffivine us txnt with ae3 seear.ty. and without relief from va'tiatam .vr Pale to commence a! 10 o r.oes A M. arilrVwl; PF.RCY HOfBPOOK. A4m . t

CANDIDATES

ICTWe sre requested lo announce the name of Asraao Msxrii rTH, of Fulton county, as a Candida for Assistant Clerk of tbs House 6f Regulatives noriJT fr?-Vi'e are reauected to announce the name of T. J. TaTLOR. (Printer,) of Clinton county as a candidate for" oorkeepei of the House ol Representatives. DOT C7-We afe revested to announce Hon. Groves W. Cab, of Latrrenre county, as a caadidaie for State Afetrt. 6eX C-We are requested to announce W. M Noil, of Parka cntuiry. as tand:daie Ibr Asstant Secretary of the Senate. oct30 4 ETwe art requested to announce lie name oi t. y. oom, Barr?i'loiH W county, aa a candidal tor Assistant Clerk of the House of Representatives. oet Ks" We are reqnested to announce Jahxs M. BmArra of Marion I . i j r.. TT , ,Ä ,u. Unna nl R irrrvliläcoiiiM BT a ai.u,uic ioi uwicp iv ... - uvea. oct26 ff7"Te are reqnested to atim"ce the frame of Coaxxun J. y ,.rK. oi" Clinton county, as a candidate for Doorkeeper of tha We are requested to announce the name of Waahisctos L. , . . ..,,). laa,.,.r,l " l" the nexl House of Rt-presentatives. ... r-J7 We are requested to announce ihc nsme of Hokacs E. CabTr.lL. oi Montgomery county, as a candidate for Secretary of tb Senate, at the approaching session. OctSl trWe are requested to annoiin e the rtame of Sitrm G Dodge, of Trrre Hstrte, as a candidate for Clerk of Uie House of RepreseiflaiiTCs. at tlx ensuing session. ocllO C7We nre rejaestrc to announce the name of B. F. Walüfl. Bsf, as a candidate for PrmCTna C erk of the House of Repreaenattives. oct trWe are requested to announce C B.BxsTi.ET.fTcfTeHau-e, as a candidate for Principal Clerk of the House of Representatives. octfi CT" We are requestiid to nnnonnce the name of R 3 nicis, ot Johnson county, as a candidate for Assistant Secretary of the Senale. ep3a !7" We are requested t announce ihc name cf G. W. SwATHorT, of Jrnniug eocnty. as a candidate for Assistant Clerk of die House ol" Repreaeinatives. sep30 C7"Ma. Editor: Please announce the name of Jobs P. Dvsx, of Perry county, as a candidate for Principal Secretary of Senate, the approaching session. sepTJ EJamf. H. YAWTEB.Esq .of Jeiutir.g county, is a candidate for Assistant Secretary of the Senate. sepitO (TWe are requested to announce the name of Judge O. W Ti nn. of Porter county, as a candidate for Clerk of the next Hoose of Representatives. CT'We are reqnested lo announce the nam of Pster Wi. chill, of Mariou counts, as a candidate for Doorkeeper of the next House of Representative. arogV. CT"" We are requested to announce the name of Jeptiia Gakbicvs. for Clerk of the House of Representatives the comine scMion. Commerci&l Institute of Indianapolis. W. Men. SCOTT, A. M.. Principal. THIS INSTITUTION is new permanently established, and is open &t all tunc lor ihe reception oi Pupils, and its rooms having beau recently lilted up with all the elegance and convenience i f the best Cincinnati College, now furnishes sxlvauUMtes equal o any Institution in the West for a full und thorough Crmtmervuil Äiinca tion. whilst the cost :s little over one hall ol others. I Tue !tuo;:es of the Full Course re those necessary for a conipieie ) &nd thorough Mercantile Education, and comprehends four distinct ! Classes of Subject, to-wit: 1'IHST CLAS Docblx E.1TSY Eoot Ktrrrixc This eiubra- ; ees the science of Book Keeping by Double Kinry. and its applicaI - i, I 1 am- I I : I I . T 1 O ii"ii in :io:esiir anil rieiau iiusiiicsb in .ic iraucis mtm i emu ; nank;ne. Scniutuclurmg and Domestic Shippuig. ami C i 3leam Itn iiiii. nnd Fornvu Shipping, and eeneialConir mess. inclUiliinf Ibe methud of ki riune '.he various aunlit as the Cash hook, Bill book, Bank l-ook, Invoice book. aic book, Ursin Kiok. Outward Invoice bra.k. Account Ctnrrnt book, dec. Til K HECON D CI.AS embraces lac Uwp, Customs uk1 Usages of Trmle nnd Commerce. TaflMD I f HI Mm ! AiirHMTic Embraces Caicnlation in Interest. Discount, Iaoss and (jam. Conimision and lrokr age, Kavitation of Pymriit. Dirrci and Indnrei Exchange. Src tec , 1 on the in-w and irmvoved method of CaiH-rlluti.n. FOURTH CI.A.SS-CojsMiaciAL Uw -Emlmces ihe Uw, i Ac., relnting to Sole Trader. Partnerships, Corporation a kI l'rua?lpa ami Agent, BilU n( Exchange, ProniirMouary Notes. Sic, Ha rine, r ire ami i:it- inurra!ice. v.oii'racis w un earn r-. r nir n e and service, of Sales and the nature of Guarantees, and lastly th emecies wincD he in a measure, in ine inimis ot me airrciiaiu uuusell, a the flooice of Goods in Tninsit. Liti:. tfcc n-Price of l anls of Aitniuion lo a I'ull Coiirae, occtjpying from o to week. ?) m. prr paHi or secureo. A PARTIAL COURSE, Embracing the Scientific pa""' ' ;e ' Fii:i I . .. v, aa il ! n .1 r- I ... I in .1 . '.1. ..,.1 ala nl Ru.L . inn.-lhar ailli Iciarc on Mercantile Aruhmetie and Commerci.l Law. can I taken any lime leaving it optional with xi tup ltTn 'Si' S r.e i7"l rice ot Cards ol Admission to Partial Course, ie P'dor cunsd rf7"N admittance a. a Pupil in either course withoat first obtaininc a Curd of Admission from the Principal. LECTURES as Hanking, Political Economy, and other suhjecf valuable to the Merchant, tu be knowu, will be dalircred ihrutigh. out the Course. A Diplnma granted only to those who may pan a satisfactory exanriiation nl The completion or a hull Course, 1 . Tbe, ,me ? cTn"T u V V S.Z? U.l t VI vu i IlltHilll, ! l""l l. II I UJMi? ,lll irini i ' ' Rnort of the Board of Eramtntrt. Ala 'JM. IsOl We. flss undersigned. 0y special requt-si. j aetnijr as the Board of l.xsrminrrs cf the Commercial Insiilute ot' Indianapolts, oo eerufy that we bare attended the examination of the prese gradosn: class of said Institution, and fimi rjikI class as well aequaiatefl wnh ihe elemeiusry print iples of Double Entry Hook Keepuif as cosid well he expecitd. Sae&r npe a-xi opponuuiiics of actual practice considered. We believe them to have received from tbelr raeaent Instructor, a i bom 'g-h drilling- in this all iniportoni Irranch w Cosnmercial lvluc.ilion. which, if steadily oliaeived ard properiy practiced upon, will reiaier them able accouutanis and valuable citizen, aiaf M-e would recommend that the following named members of 11 e pieseut cluss receive U.plcmas, to-wit: James H Weeks, John M Dorsey. HezeVish XV. Robert. Staut J Moms. Joseph R Hush. John T Feiguson. Georg W. Doiscy. Nicbola.. McCarty, Jr., Jamn T. Brown, .-.ml Tvra Sloi.lg. mery. And in conclusion we would congralula'e il.e eitizn oi lnH:i r in now having ii in their aiwer to patronize a borne liistiiulion tf j Commer.-ia! education where as much mformal.o... ll, a short a t.nii, ; fnf iise. aiMj isieiy of mind on il.e pan of ,re..i ,, nuarä,nn, 7 ,)K, we Mtexi WiU in,paiiel. as at any oiImi ;n,d. immminn m ih West B F MURRIN DAVID WILLIAMS, VM. SULLIVAN, C. B. DAVIS. BfcNJ. L LANG. Isr.tAXArot.is, May SO, 16J1. N B I i shall be ibe aim of ihe Principal to furnish all ihe grp. nates of tins Institution who may desire it, with immediate employment; he theiefeire rennest! business men in any nan fhe Siaic who may Im in waul of jt"od aceot-.tnnts t inform Dim e4 the same sialm-r all particulars, and he will try and send hnn one well quartfiel in every particular. rr-Arriiii'.vments hare been mate with one ol Ihe largest im SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of an execution issued by he C?t Icik oi Ihe .Marion Uncuit i onrt in me case or u.e riaie iin of livdiaunnrh. in the rtuti.tv of Marion hik! State of liidiüit? accwtWaw so ttw es tuvi ofsaM am Messsaw ay m yeei land reeonlerl in tl.e Re order s office of Martost csamty. wnh tiie improvement tlicrceii; ihI if such rents aisd ro.is win nt sell for ' a sufficient sum to sausfv ibe amouut dcounsdeU by such wit. I will I al th tair.e time ai.d p ace. expose to sate in use manner, me a. ! on. levied noon as die nronertv of the s.,.1 Cain. Terms of sa'S on. levied upon as die propertv of the said Cam. Terms of . cssli. C . v.. K. AMI ;nt. .l.. ri.enn rn. Indianapolis Oct. 20, 1S51 By V. Roseoa-. Diptity. v.-3w-oct?l-wS3 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE No'iee is herebr jivrn that letter bsn-e been ranted to the undersigned by lac l"ro-ste Court of Rtarion eotwity, Indiana, on the estate of William Banks, late of said conntv, deceased. All persons indebted to setsl SaSSSe are requeued to make irarne. i.-ue payment, and those hayn; claims to preseut them duly aiuUcui.caicd tot settlement. Tha estate is iiMv5id to be solvent. ocilG-w3v PKRCY HOSBROOH. A.lsa'r. STATE OF INDIANA, M Ah ION COUNTY. Ix rna Msatos Ctacrrr Cocbt, l)erenilrr Term. A. D. lfSI. Im Ckanrety: Francis Die mau v. Jonathan Eyestoue. Both Hoi. ton, John K. Holten. William P. Holton, Jame M. Holton adnlu; Klizabeth Holten. Martha Holton. Sarah Jane Holten. Atnaia.1 Matrina Hho. and Charles Holton. infants. BK i known that oh the 10ih day of Octeber, A. D. 1851. the shore i oinplainruit, by Barhonr Porter, his Solicitors. ldt t in the office of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court, his hill rhancerv in llie above entitled cause, aiai also the ; thear of a CISloftLe filing aiai peiatency of said bill of eoespJaiut. and that anless lhy appear and plesd. answer or demur to said bill of eosap'aim on the , r.rrt rlr of the neu term nt said Marion Circuit Coart. to I IXCUM thnip there. n toi.inme : as to said defendants. ed will be held ss true snl isken s cci-tesscd. j a. to sasi fcedsjass. ww. an isvi ai '1 U.b..t- A- PibtSS. Poi s lor ( omra t. Itov o-n jw 1 . .w- . . aa TT TMni VTJT TATTT5 HANCOcK CCUnTT. Ot rs ' HI .s h. rchy irtrcs. lliat all lauds and. mwu lot, oat which Iba T.'tcs of äir previeos yaars shali remsnn unpaid, w K otter. ed for ssls by M Tressarer of RMael conntv. Indisns. ai Ihe . . . . a -IJ .W. ... ä . A . conn house tt.xir. mine town or reei.nr.u, un wmm n... niraiuii in, Jai.uarv. 1. So much of each traet wui be solo as msy be sweessarv torli.charjse li e I axe p -. -nw mrrpw iibjidint lheTac ef W-51. 1 MYERS, A H. f.. Creen6elil Pet 6. 185.. QCtro-wlW ratAX NOTICE. The nndeesiejied. Treaanserof Tipt. n eotwitr. K Ind.. wild inesi respectioHv inform ihe Tax Pavers ilt the Dcp'icale for vis yesr lVSI.is pissed in hi asndt for esWIectiot: The rstcs of nation cbarsed for rhe ves 16. . is as foiÄJW FOR STATE PVRPOSIiS-. On each ML On every flOO valuation of Prrty-. 50 run t uu.irt rusriur. i On each Pol) ... n . On each ?lt)0 Tarnation of property . 3 tU. - 1 FOR SCHOOL, On eseh PrJl .' eer.t On each Si f0 aloation of properrv 10 FOR ROAD PVRIWEB. On each 8100 valuation of town peopeKjf, An -! acre of taxabla land lien lesVe Js TV. "e-....n-r will aiiar-d ''mseif. s Derjcrv. at His i Tipto::. tß telst of Jsnoaryy WH, sod risuse wo ssC. wii: l-edee't -.sth eecsdme so law. J 9 R1T55T.FR . TveeaetW Tip'n. Feps . 151 ectrwmw