Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1852 — Page 3

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Kur lb Daily .Stair Sentinel by the O'Kielly Line.;

I'rum Baltimore. Baltimore, Jnne 1, 1 P M. Convention met at li o'clock. B. F. Hallet called the Convention to order. (Jen. K M. Saunders, of North Carolina, was elected President pro tem. A committee of one from eacii State was appointed to select permanent officers and examine credentials. There is great difficulty on account ol there heing lack of Mats, and the Convention will adjonrn until o'clock in order to increase the accommodations, as soon as the committees are appointed. 1 o'clock A proposition to exclude alternates and II delegates over the number each State is entitled to. aiised a warm aud excited debate. Two claimants from Georgia to seats, claim the right to appear before the committee on credentials and advocate their claims. Not hall the delegales seated. There are hundreds piesenl not entitled to seats. Virginia has 12U delegates, Mississippi 4o; other States immense numbors. 2 o'clock, 2U minute A sharp debate was going on against allowing supernumerary delegates to take heats on the floor, causing great confusion and excitement. A committee from New York fired thirty-one guns in from of the Hall, under a banner labelled " New York for Cass.Convention arljonrned to B o'clock. , Baltimore, Juae I, 9 P M The committee reported the following officers: President. John W. Davis, ol Indiana. ice t-resmcnt, J..nn irwm. ol Alabama Secretaries, E C. West, S. C Pratt, Wm. Stewart, and Pratrick Crittenden. Resolced, That the rules of the House of Representatives, as far as applicable for the Convention, be adopted as the rules of the Convention. Resolved, That two-thirds of the whole number ol votes given shall be necessary fur the nomination ol candidates for President aud Vice President of the United States by this Convention. Rewlved, That, in voting on any question which may arise in the proceedings of this Convention, the vote shall be taken by States at the request ol any member each Statu to be entitled to the number of votes to winch each is entitled in the next electoral college, without regard to the number ol delegates in attendance. The manner in which said vole is to be cast is to be decided by the delegation of each State by itself. After the reauing of the report of the committee, all o' it, with the exception of that portion relative to the twn. third rule, wj-, on motion, concurred in. D. A. Spratt, of Ohio, made a speech against the two-third rule, and. at its conclusion, made a motion to reject it. A motion was made and carried to lay the motion ol the gentleman from Ohio, ou the table, and the twothird rule was then adopted. Its adoption wa- succeeded by Ion and continued ap plause ami deafeiiiug shouts. A comm. live was appointed to inform the president ol his election and escort him to the chair, which dun was immediately performed, and when Mr. Davireached I he platform he was received with deraontration- of applause. As soon as order was restored he acknowledged the honor conferred upon him in a brief but pertinent speech in which ii eh rled the members to harmony, conciliation, and compromise Everything for principle nothing for men. The address was succeeded by great applame. The convention then adjourned tdl ten o'clock to-morrow. Baitimorc, June 2. I. P. M. The Convention met at ten o'clock and was called to order by the President. The immense Hall wa crowded to uttocation There was great confusion and dimYiilty in scatiuij member. Mr. Burrows of Arkansas, submitted a resolution appointing a committee of one from each State to report resolutions composing a Democratic platform. A substitute was ottered, and adopted, to appoint a committee of the same number and in the same manner, to whom shall he referred all resolutions without debate A resolution aVnrlMlf the compromise, aud especially the fugitive law, as unacceptable to certain portions of the Union, hut that all democrats coincide ui them for ake of harmony ami the permanency of the Union, wa laid on '.be table and ordered to be printed. Sevt-ial lesoluiions were then offered, endorsing the compromise, which were referred to committee. Several motions to adjourn. On account of heat and crowd the members were unable to hear. Motions voted down. Not less lire, a thousand claiming seats as delegates. Seveial resolutions all in favor ol fugitive and compromise laws, were read and lud on ihe table and ordered to be piinted. Convention adjourned to h o'clock P. M. Baltimore, June 2, 3 P M. During llu rec,?s a re arrangement of the seats were made n order to better accommodate the Delegates. Thk Slssi.js The President called the convention to order at 5 P. M., hut much tune was spent in restoring quiet . The committee on piatlorm and resolutions composed ol oneftoui each Nute, consii ol the following gen.lemen: Maine, A W. Bradley; New Hampshire. C. Ü. Ath erton, Vermont, B. H. Hawley; Masachsetts , B. V. Hallett , Rhode Island, Philip Allen, Jr; Connecticut, W B Lawrence; New York, H. C Murphy: New Jersey, Jo-, ii. Coe; Pennsylvania, A. H. Heeder, Delaware, W. T. Osborn; Maryland, W. H McCnllogh ; Virginia, F. Lee; North Carolina, B. YV. Mo Rae; Georgia, declined the appoinment; Alabama, T. Phillips; Mississippi J. B. Freeman: Louisiana. Pierre Soule Florida, J. Cole; Texas, R. Lowry Arkansas, N. B Benson, Ohio, 6, VY. M anuy penny ; Kentucky, Geo. Stephenson: Tennessee, A V. Brown; Indiana, K D Owen; Illinois, J. B. Höge, Missouri, W. R. Forney, Michigan, C. B. Stewart, Iowa, F. B. Bradley; Wisconsin, no appointment , and California, T. D. Hammond. Mr Degrane l New York, offered tho following resolution i Attained, That in our opinion the public domain he loogs to the people of the United States, and that Congress has the power to dispose of it for the benefit ol the people, and we, thetelore, believe it would be conducive lo the general welfare of the nation to give hm Ued portions of the area to the actual sei'ler, to he by them held and enjoyed, inalienably. It was referred to the committee on resolutions. The resolutions for the appointment of ihe committee on the Democratic creed and platform, was debated at some length Mr Nabors, to test the sense of the Convention on the mat;r. ottered a resolution that this Convention will not go into a nomination for President until the platform of the party is bid down, f Applanse. Baltimore, June 3. S P M. Convention met. FIRST BALLOT. tmm, II'. Buchanan Buchanan t 27 Marc Donglaa, 20 Dodge, aaaaa Houaton Weiler, Diekiaoa, Krntnckv voted to. Caar Olio V Jted one bla.ik

SECOND BALLOT. Cass 118; Buchanan 5. THIRD BALLOT Cass 119; Buchanan 94; Douglas 31; Marcy 26; Butler 1 : Houston 7; Dickinson 1 ; Lane 13; Dodge 3; Blank 1. FOURTH BALLOT.

Cas, 115, Buchanan 83; Douglas 31; Many 25; Butler 1 Houston 7 Lane 13 Dode3: Blank 1 FIFTH BAI LOT D . ' , jf ,. lass 114; Buchanan 88 Douglas 34; Marcy 2b, . A - . mm I Bulk. I Houston : Lane 13, Uodge d Dickinson I. ! SIXTH BALLOT Cass 114; Buchanan 88. SEVENTH BALLOT Cass 1 13 ; Buchanan 88. NINTH BALLOT Cass HSj Buchanan 87. TENTH BALLOT. Ctf 111; Buchanan 86, Douglas 40. ELEVENTH BALLOT Cass 101; Buchanan 87; Douglas 50. TWELFTH BALLOT Cass 93, Buchanan 88; Douglas 51. SEVENTEENTH BALLOT. Cass 99; Buchanan 37; Douglas 54); Marcv K; But lor I; Houston 11; Lane 13. Convention adioiirned till 4 o , lock to morrow mnrnconvention nojoiirneu tin o . iocr 10 m rrow morn in Baltimore. June 5, 8 P M. General Franklin O. Pierce, of New Hampshire, was nominated on the forty-ninth ballot by over two hundred VOtes. Gen. Pierce, who, with his lady, was at the Tremont House, was greatly surprised on being informed of his nomination. He leaves for Concord on Monday. Numerous calls of congratulation were made cheers tumultuous joy great salutes fired bells ringing. Baltimore convention adjourned. Next convention to be held at Cincinnati From New York. ARRIVAL OF THK ASIA-THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE. New York, Juno 2. The steamship Aia, with three days later advices from England and the continent, arrived at this port this morning. She brings 2f passengers and $122,000 in specie from France. The lower grades ol cotton had declined at Liverpool Jd, but the better grades were unchanged. Market closing quietly on the 22d. At Manchester less active, and prices of some articles were lower. At Havre cotton market had closed quiet, though thi're had been much activity during the week, and prices had advanced two francs. Weather in England continues fine and very favorable for the growing crops. Wheat at Liverpool lit ,-i advanced 3d and holders were withholding their stock from the market. There was a fair business doing in corn. Floating cargoes were taken very freely at last quotation. Western canal flour is quoted at 20s tnd Ohio at 21s. Beet had advanced 2sto 6s pertierce, and full rates were obtained tor ordinary, with large J f- ! transactions for expo.t to Aiistna Po.k was sellmg al extreme rales. Bacon bad advanced Is, and was sell I ing slowly. Shoulders and hams were dull. Lard had advanced bd. The supply of Fnglish cheese was ample. There was no American in market. Rice is unchanged, and the sales limited. Sugar was very buoy, ant, and was generally held at a farthei advance. Tea was steady and tirm. Cotlee less active, but no quota ble change had taken place in price ; sales of St. Do miago were made at auction at 38a41s, and of Jamaica ' at 40a50s. In London sugars were in brisk demand, both for West India and retiued. with a large demand lor expo.t, and 1 1 ,000 chests Havana sold at 2(Mid to 22s 3d. Coffee firm at 4s to run for plantation, and 44s6d to 4. lor native. r. . w. . . . .l.,vi.lLi I ne sjeamer rratiKltn amveu at t uwes im im .'in ult., and the Glasgow at Livorpool on the 21st ult. Odillon Barrotl and Broglie had refused to take tlte oath of fealty to the President. The Prussian Chambers had been prorogued. Nrw York, June 3, S P. M. The steamer United States from Aspinwall, Irom whence she sailed on the 23th ult., arrived at this port this afternoon. She brings 304 passengers and $70,000 in gold, on freight, and $14,000 iu the hands of passengers, hut nothing Inter from California. The steamer Illinois arrived at Kingston on the 2dth alt. The Panama railroad was progressing rapidly to coiuolenen. The descent Cilv. with California mails. . . - .. . . . nJ..a a. telt aspinwall, six lu.nrs aueau oi me cnueo .states. The schooner Marial. bound from New York to Navy Bay, was wrecked on the beach ofT the east end of Jamaica, on the Ifnh. The crew were saved. The cargo much damaged, and the vessel lost. The sm&ll-pox was prevailing in Jamaica to a great extent, which caused much alaim. By litis arrival we have dales from Panama up to the 25th ult. The Winfield Scott made the passage from San Francisco to Panama in twelve days. The steamer California broke her shaft on her upward tiip. and was lying at San Pablo. L "Charles L. Murray, En., of F.lkhart county for merly a Whig editor aud still an active Whig politician, has written a letter lo the New York Tribune on the siibiect of the politics of Indiana. We make an extract I... tl,.. .en-hi ,.l tin. v.. W hu, H.lit,.r. who r-aii s nu - . . . ..... .. . . merit in Gov Wright or auy ot the candidates on the democratic ticket Says Mr. Murray : "The canvass promises tobe an active one. The new constitution makes all the State olticers elective by the i.eai.le. Both ujtriies have able iu. n iu the held. Gov. Wright has every advantage, except honesty and capability, over his competitor, Nicholas McCarty. Candor comoeh meto sau he has made us an active, uteful and good officer. But candor compels me lo say als, that many believe he has labored constantly with an eye to his own advancement. With his motives 1 have nothing to do. Gov. Wright is not an able officer, but j he has been a practical one. His ideas and measures SkTlZ TlZ recl mm M.Un which has he filled so ab.yv Mr . McCarty i, . no donh j very clever man m his way, but there are very few jae appreuenu so .i.a.iueu o, p.ej,.u,,:w, , co.... ova that he is the equal ol Gov. Wright in auy of the quali ties) of an Executive officer. Aeat .ilhai.y l.edycr. Place of Meeting of next Oeneiai. Conference. On motion of Mr. Keyes, tixiug the place ol meeting ol the next General Conference was now agreed to; and on the motion of Mr. Tripj.it, the several memorials ou the subject were taken from the table and read. They suggested Detroit, Cleveland, New York, aud Wash1I1RIOII, I r" CV "' a1 1 lit I ' I It I I The solicitations were continued at length. Mr. GrifHth spoke for Baltimore, Dr. Du, bin for Philadelphia, Ue I.V..S for Imlian.rwdis Mo.s,. w;i ..irl. It was finally agreed that avoteshou.U be taken upon as s w a a a . a the ditle the first in its "o ly a count I IJ n count was natu as eono w . anuv, wm aaa i ..... . , v. against Cleveland, 20 in favor, 81 against; Chicago, 50 in favor 83 azaiost ; Indianapolis, 77 in favor, 6 ftga.oit AnJ Indinapoh8 was declared the place aeleCted. ByThe St. Joeeph (Mo.) Oaxett says that up lo ihe ....A ...A a A H. r. t I,, . . All... Ill A. 1 Till. -. . ! , ... 11 . . . I .a - " ?ttu Uli , asau'c jj 01 sji t'lini mi- Ainu w.vu, . " ' -a. K , of cliolean The disease is confined almost exclusively to emigr

are the capital of others, but he has not been alt aid to : "c",uc"1 '"V, "a ,V cTAciii? v ' . P,,w7rM"' ' , ? V a a VI t a: 7 7 " 1 "' -mV-s ' ' work upon them. As a citizen of the State, and noth- -TH.OMAf? S?S KS , c , SÄtt. att!!! TtaiÄrlS I.di.ü IattitllttOB for the BR, toSt W. Sm." mm short of a Whig. I shall be happy, it we tail in elc,. Pres.dent Southerii i Central Ar,cultnral Soc.ety Catholic Pilgrims at that spot. Henry May, of Ballt- 1 ü 1 a n a in 8 unuoii J N Harr. Co . foliage Building. Cuu,te Mrs,ii. .i,..innu.r . ... in is .l.cii.aa f,. ad ARTHUR WATTS, more, de ivei ed the oration. . , n 7 .lis- j v iaii.Ag.nt-io.ii..- Mai Wm H-v,- ly mg Mr. Met. arty, th.it no worse man is cnosen to au- .. . e D . ' . . , (On the Nanoual Road. 11 mile eusi ut Indianapolis ) 6 . minister our laws than Joseph A. Wright." nTtlSS ?!v,u A ' Air,p,,linr'- . ri.ITuRS are admitted, on Monday. Tuesluy, Wedue Jay, UN -POWDER ! OUN-FOWDER !- We are sesr.ii lor the Mr Murray like most Win" editors seems to think JAMt.3 1 AL.L.1VI AUlih, C?" Prentice and seme other Whig editors have treed i V Thursday, and Friday, between ihe hour, oi 1 iai 3 o'clock, tule of Hun powder ol th. -celebrated Hazard Powder Co's that it a Deruoa'atie nfTicer docs his dutv he musl have , President American Institute, New York. fi Scott uiaon the fence, and are preparing to have ! P M ; also, on Saturday. from 10 to K o'clock. A M U..r.,.e .hese manufacture, a-uar meed equal to any Powdei , the Uaaiud Siaua tnat 11 a Uemoe.atlt Ollicer UOi s uis utllV , no iiittsi aaaso XOHrV C IJRAY a- . i 1 i .l f--- - - - - w.a..ll , kmr. o...e person will be in readii.es lo conduct cnizeiit ol V :K supply City dealers al reasonable rate delivering the Powder some sinister or selhshobiect in view. We guess, il the I o . r d - ,r A.i.,l.e h.m jump down on both sides at once We hall u'ive Sui aml ranger-, to the .cl.oJ rooms, ami through those ,r. ..pm. sbTi notice. ß,.,nnr l.. ... ..Ic a oond officer as candid men of all President Mas BOeMI lor rromotion oi Agiicutiure our rpajerSi in due time, the result ol this exploit. It is of lh(. buildmr open io th. public The obieci of ihe liistui.ts.n be- , have erected a Matar.tie near the Tay tonus and shall, al all

1ms lor Baltimore, Mr VretzU tor NewYorkc.ty.Mr. ,notby and ... kmds of

Phelps lor l luca; 3. Mi . w a.ker lor the West, Mr. Ten I " "V'7 '. ? : " r f r v i l hr K-aiXT mm cut two acres m wneai per i.our am. ... for Rochester, Dr. Bangs for New York, Mr. KinrSey ' preparation which is worth in the c.ty of New York , ,PI Ihree.founhs fall the gran, ssr tared by ordinary i for Cleveland: Mr. Pi.e1.er for Detroit, Mr. CarteT foV , f- !? to $30 ,er ton. and liequenlly can ibead m of gf, M Mr . RocbaWter, Mr. Thompson lor Philadelphia; each speak- al any pnee. v v jj. . per i.our. They are warranted 10 perform aa here tated I mt setting forth the peculiar attractions and conveniences j Garrison s Landing. Putnam l.o., n.J., may u Kariner who w.sh to save grain, save labor save money and ol the place of his advocacy. i ' teedy gathering of these harvesu, slionhi each have . ' " r - - -V .... s. I sf-v WSa T! a.- 'Fl.am Murlll;W UT Mil llllPIMl III Ulli'

Decisions of the Supreme Court of Indiana. MAY TERM, 1852. PORTKl EXPRRSSLY THR DAILY ESTISEL. RT J. W. DlZSS )

IX Lynch M 7. v. Ralsigh etat Error to the Fan on Wednesday evening last, lor the purpose of expressdrrUurh Circuit Court. ,,,,, gratification at the escape of Mea? her, one of the

du tu c nancery ny ..gu auu BjrK H..i ..... and the unknown heirs of Thomas Donahoe, praying a decree to set aside a conveyance of land alleged to he Irauduient. Uecree in accordance wnn tue prayer oi the bill. Smith, J., held 1st. That it may not be necessary for creditors to oba.- - I 1 a. CI - I'll Is.-... C I. tain a juugment uemre unng a 0111 a M,uuuiri" . conveyance set aside, where the debtor is deceased. 2d. That though a conveyance of land be made to avoid the payment of an existing judgment, and though a.WJk k:. . ,1. ..,.-, f tl..r i.,d. . . I ii . ,-J 1 1 .k , ' . ., , i . mont, it would not lollow that the conveyance woulit lie iii.ii . , .1. voidub e or dch s conlrac ed subsequently to the making f . t j o ol the conveyance. t' 1 1" t' r ii I I X. Williams r. OliphakT. Error to the hranklm Circuit Court. Assumpsit lor an alleged breach ol contract by V ilhams, who had agreed to lease a farm to Oliphaut and ' afterwards refused to enter upon, or have the premises. The court below on the trial ol the cause betöre a inrv, fave the following instructions, which U ei e objected to by the delendanU: nemote or -fiei i.ti uamasres. sucn as ex iei.st-s mi moving to a more remote farm, are not to be allowed ; m wp w but for all such as legitimately and directly arise Irom T r ' reTa j r J . 11" , , Q prformanee , money. It the de endttnt is delinquent r it tirpMp i tun uro In nivo hv tiiiinti the eon V e 11 i or in fault by breaking hi contract, he is bound to repair the loss of the plaint ill thereby." Smith, J., held That the instructions are substantially correct, so far as they go. The rule as to tho measure of damages in the case of a breach of contract for the sale of goods is - - . . . . . - . 1 i not applicable to the breach of Fitch a contract as that now in question Judgment affirmed. XI Sherman et al. c Shcrma.n. Error to the Jef ferson Circuit Court. Bill in chancery by Theodore Sherman, administrator of Benoni Sherman, deceased, to foreclose a mortgage executed by Daniel aud Charles B. Sherman, sons of Benoni, to their father. It appeared that Benoni, sometime before his death, deeded to Daniel and Charles B , a oiece of land for which he took a note for $800 and the mortgage in question; mat ne inicnueu u.e iaiiu as a , gift, and took tJie note at: i mortgage as a means of se- . i ll.ll 1 I

curing the support of himself anil wile, and as a cheek I which would fetter his glorious intellect , degrade bis i ''railu,- a,ul Bradi- jupon the conduct of his sons, and not to be collected ; ! manhood, and consign him forever to the society of mur- xiae iine'toe that a few days before his death he delivered to Charles dcrers and felons, we accept him with pride as a citizen at staMM, through C

d the note and mm tcaffe Willi tue remark mat 'lie , wished him to keep them till he (Benoni) was dead, and his wife was dead, and that then they would be void and dead also f and that he had often said he did not wish his sons to nay anvthinc for the larm only to supnorl their narents. ' The court decreed a foreclosure. i Um...... I u.ii PERKINS, J., held - i nat tue surrenuer oi a note is, prima jui ir a sattsiae- . n or relinquishment of the debt evidenced by the note; that the mortgage was but a security for the note, and anything that discharged the latter discharged the former, and in the present case all the facts go to show j that the note was surrendered with a view to the relinu r 1 a .1 1 1 i, quisbment of what was a legal demand but one net er intended to be enforced, mid that it is the tltitv of a court of equity to enjoin its collection. Ito ,r- rvrs.l mSA nno XII. H vrburt p. DfMONT and ÜIF.NN Error to the Dearborn Cir. uit Court. r..i. i- u--i m 1- 11...... .., ...... 1 ucut oy 11.11 111111 nyaiiiM v-neviv, im i auu on three promissory notes. Check was ihe principal, Du -si 1 i- -1 ewsiB 1 ,m"u nu ,en" J u principal m.m." a.o was, whether the oiv.ng ol further time for payment of tiltt ' ts H(.-r ,i,ev Up...,., due disehai ped the sureties. Bi ackford, J . held That a valid reement not to sue for a deht for a aiisJ ii.., r.annnt he kUsätlsal in dar of an action ! limited time, cannot bo pleaded ,n bar ol an actton brought within the time; hut still the law is well settled ! that such an agreement l.v a creditor with his in incinal . ! JLJaaaau. skat aaaaaalat , .. . o J i Ill . 1 1 Us m "s tir .ill' K. j , .. .. . .- NitllOllil AtiriCUltiirnl Oll ClltlOU. m, , , e. i Whereas the Massachusetts Board ol Agriculture, at its meeting held in Boston, January 14, 1852, reue?ted its president to enter into correspondence with the presidents of Stale and

d other agricultural associations on the und iosterity disreoaided these slanders, they have belling a National Agricultural Conven- cmne lollowers in his school , and now endeavor to per-

expeuiency oi cuiiiuo isatioiini gi iciiiiiuni uinriia: ti tion; and whereas the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society at ils meeting al llariisburg on the 20tli of the same month, and the Maryland State Agricultural So ciety, at its meeting in Baltimore on the 4lh of Febrnary, adopted similar resolutions and recommended the formaliot. of a National Agricultural Society; and mm . ... .u sj... v.t. ru: a ...I... Iiai. onniaiia. uciras mc in. o., vsmio, auu ....r. uuir ....... .1 iT.l. I . i Tl I TTT- llo ' though then presidents or by published lesolves, have expressed similar views in relation to the necessity oi a HTM lhi r,.VV y ort Uli.. ml ot icr S.1 . .. ociel ICS . closer bond of union between all such instniilions throughout our country ; , f , 1 li. ielote. the undersigned, beltevint; Irom these inrw.i c . . . i a c .1 . Therelore, the undersigned, believing from these in- ,. . , - . . . . r r dications that the time has arrived lor a coulederatiou ol local agricultural societies in the United States, and in l onlormity with the resolution of the P,aslvaia so ciety authorizing the presidents of the three first named associations to designate time and place, do hereby iu vite delegations to meet in convention in the city of Washington, on the twenty fourth day of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The objects of this convention are to organize a Na tional Agricultural Society, to which the various agriciiltural societies may be auxiliary ; to consult together upon the general good, and to establish, by this society or such Othe and our lacil l. K..nlrs in.irn.ls sp.Is ami nihoe f.l..nts ol interest " J . ' ' , , . .1 t . : m - .... .... .... .. . I.-, tknt .. to mc .-vitieiicait laraaici a..u ijaiiinio , onvi such other matters pertaining to the advancement of agriculture as the wisdom of ihe convention may judge appropriate. For these purposes the undersigned earnestly solicit delegations from the various State or other organizations lor the promotion ol agriculture in the several Mates Ami territories. and where such organizations do not exist, deleations from such districts, consisting in all ZZl mmZX --.- r ..e.,, a ..,.. I. 7Um.l expedient to appoint. . . . rr -. - As It has heen considered desiral.le to name an earner day lor this convention than was at hrst expected this circular issued before the concurrence of several ot the atteaaa A .,r.,.iillu. al Sm ieties could be obtained. Their . . .1 . .1. r .a.. .11.1... aaa rc-pei'tive presiuents are tuereiore reiiuesteu to auu inen . -li - 1 - ' i 1;.,,,,. 1 names to this call, and to give immediate publicity to 1I1.. .r.ii tl.roii.i'h the tinners und taeriodlcals of the da?. 1 lllr,ll",r i"1"'1 I'!-1" !.""- .... . .. ....... ,l,...i,., , I ia uh.l I...VI.U I 'I 11 III.' . I Ik V ! A large and general attendance is confident 1 y anttci - pated. t . . j Societies will please transmit at an early date a list oi I the delegates they have appointed, to Daniel Lee M. . Agncuiiurai ut 'parimeiu , rateni viuce. a usii.ngj ,on i MARSHALL P. WILDKK, President Massachusetts Board of Agriculture. FREDERICK WATTS, President Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society. CHARLES B. CALVERT, President Maryland Slate Agricultural Societv HENRY WAGER, t onnF a tir nin i 'n President Indian. Agricultural Society, gEOW f i FREDERICH HOLBROOK, V-rin,..,! S.IM A nrici.lt Ural Kru ietV. JOSIAH CHAPIN, President Rhode Island Society for the Encouragement of Domestic Industry. Erom the Cincinnati Gazette. Messes. Editoes: I take the liberty of calling yonr attention to the quantity of Willow imported from En rope J . - l r 1-1. 1.. ltbs country, every ,aounu o, Etw taE.1 " a L 1 ai State, comparatively valueless for other purposes, I trust you will call the altent.on of your readers to the ,mporlance of this subject. An acre of French or English Uli . 1 fit-r I U I 9111. sCaV J OC ' I ' w "' " -assasssssaj. --- " n afa. Ts . f w srf rt n- I I. Baitimobf. and whio tiMi i ........ ... ww w. ..AA... ".-- --- and depaiting daily, and the goods of Western mer - chants, purchased in Northern rtties, transported with j speed and saf.ty to that place. j ... .. . . . . . t -L?m k I aW Möns. Adr Irian, the necromancer, is astonishing the people of Cincinnati with his feat ol wonder loving : as. - a 'mA a: AA1 m ...LA AA .IV 1AA..1 IAA...AI.. ...Ml. .11.11 f.. .A fl A A..-.--g " . aa.i. .... .yy The Fakir of Siva performed half ol the uhove trick in onr city Lafayette Comrier.

r means us Hie con veni ion may tievisC, a more coru.ai ue ui tens me mat pool oiu wit s. nut uas y. V ... T, Vt A . . , , . - " , . " womu ue a long tune iu i.eaj.ug - iteoueniu montiu a. ou uih.-

... ..I.. I , !...( ,,.i, ... I,... I..-I ...... ti uirrooilrin ist in cot two bll-k es on her iinrrs' It i. I, h ..hoi t.. iI.ii.it r.l , I'. " 7 w y? V" Y" " i "" ",r il appeared on the leel and ankles runnine uiu. h the same cuwi.

own country and in other lands; to create additional , I deflate. I he disease is so various' One way we cr.hed property io wit ,u .r Wa aareravaud !.Vuteia. These sure moreovei at

.ties or Iht aeuuisltloil anil dltluscn ot knowlc.loe, near oi people s dying Ol lieriilltage I the lungs, another I'"' iiumner one in. m sniihre number tony mi e il). all umed ihe character of bad nice,, and so mtiamed thai f.-vi

' D...I I..I nf f l.s Von- V. ..-Ir VIa.h A o . . , .11 1 1 n .. I "s, .,..... C ,..,...a.,L,I in 1 1... ........ . r , . , . .1 St M.rt' on I In- .i m i... r..oii a. . m ii t- vl . i.i.i'-, uirej iai. I sold bv S A WE IVKR S i'a. Sole LI .L.I .

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Meagher Meeting in Cincinnati. We learn from the Cincinnati Enquirer, that one of the largest meetings which has assembled for sometime, was held at the Fifth street Market space, in that city.

and ,TmpB,mrin2 with lhc 0.,,v Wm,.n ,mn ...... . ... .. nun irom nis conntry. and to inv.te turn to v.s.t i.incinnan. The meeting was addressed by Judge Hoadlv, Messrs. O'Hay, Geo. Pugh, R. B. Warden, Jas. Lyon, G. W. Pendleton. Patrick McGroaitv Dennis McCor . . - - . J mtc, and Col. F. 1. Chambers Much enthusiasm was manifested, and the following spirited resolutions were received with applause: """i ana as nie iiiuiuoiiot u.c opp,,sseu ute, r i r. . . i . - l r . l. the oppressor is ever a cause o ioy and exultation to all . rK . r ... . 1 f fie friends ol liberty, the escatie ol 1 homas r rancis 1 .f . . , ' r.i. r i Meagher, from the cmel jerecution of the Lnglish , rv........ h i. UH. niu-v noiidemned 1.. I cause I,., aspired to release his nativa land from the I bondage of foreign de.jiotisra, is hailed by us as a vie ! tory: that we greet his liberation w ith enthusiasm ;" and weCOme him with open hearts and arms to the shores of our rre(. COuntry. fafafW That the limits ol the rights of any Govern- ! ,. , rl,i ,r. ,i. aaJ hanoinoss d il... t,t w,Pnever a system of eovernment becomes a sys tem of oppression, it is no longer a lawful power, and resistance to its mandates is obedience to law, and honor to God; that the Fnglish government of Ireland is such : a system of oppression and misrule; that its right to' .: i : ..11...1 :n i-.1 iei '""'iiiuc nas uet-u iciiuiiiaieu uy mc 111 ui tue people 01 iru,i . ,1 .i.., Tkm.. r. l..a .. 1... .i,..i.. continue has been terminated by the will of (he people of ... ....... , ...... ...... . . I....... 11,, 1, iv. 1 i ik. I,--.. ,.r ..n...:.... .i .:u i r i ,. e .i i i . 'l i I i i " pii.iv v . ..1 . 1 1 1 1 ... .,f rl.A riifl.l ,..ii.i i-.i ix-.ll. I.i.lir .la- . .,...rr. . ........ ..ii.. ... ...... i . i , UE,UV lion. Retoleed, That we recognize in the young 'Patriot chief, who now happily reposes beneath our flag, the highest claims to the sympathies of all good men, and in an especial manner to the citizens of this Republic, because of his noble efforts in behalf of human freedom. That we admire his brilliant talents his self-sacrifice his indomitable courage in times of peril and difficulty; all of which he has exhibited in an extraordinary degree during his short career. That we honor him for his heroic devotion to the cause of that country whose misfortunes have invoked his sympathies whose tactions he has sought to still whose intellect he has prompted to a lofty aim whose freedom has been his fatal dream." As a patriot, and a martyr, he is doubly 1 -1 V. 11-. ... uear to tue nearis oi Americans; anu rtt we liail with gratification his escape from that malignant power ol this srreat Ket.ub ic. wit i the sure iuamntir thai th presence of one so gifted and so pure, will aid still more iio elevate and ennoble her. Resolved, That in the name of the citizens of Ciocin j itati wp resuec'fullv invite Thomas F. Meaoher to visit onr eitv. ami in dmntr so ssnre I..... af a neJi.l ,:Ä ir Ä . " f' .r r I tion. W e desire to see him among US that we may tentier ic mm in person tue congraiuiatiou we nere express, and in tho name of the Great West assure him how deeply she sympathises with his wrongs, and how joyful Iv she hails his present victory. Resolred, That in fulfillinir the pleasant dutv ol eon. I ' gratulating one of the Irish patriots on his freedom from 11 1 . bondage, we des., e to express our earnest hope that the term of sutTering allotted lo his gallant brethren, O'Bri'en, Mitchell, O'Douohue, Martin, and O'Dougherlv mav sruin h at n -., th.r ... Lata. - .1.-11 L .i.b . Rn ' 'hem too as Ireemen theu may America he , ---as i protui oi tne possession ol the wt;ole gallant hand ol Ire.1 ml sinaitvis. .' Krsoleed, That while we are assembled lor the parl.sitssa 1 f VL't i inni 1 11 er I Its' iiirritiv.a 1 . , . 1, , f I . . 1 .. .1 .. t . I . . , r ; " "T"'":" " "r, , SiiM u---m-t i-mS " " ''anny, e cannot nnnoiu the strongest expresi,l",t'1 üur disgust ol the petty malignity which characterised the late government of England in their eon"uct towards the noble men whom they had entrapped a"d betrayed. And that we execrate the names of RusW WW- that we execrale the names ol Kus se,l- Clarendon, Grey aud Reddington as deeply as we venerate taXMM of Mitchel. O'Brien, Meagher and; U UOIuJlllie. ntw 1 w iououiic. aa-ssr-.s..,g T'fT lilllllllhMMfir' il,u Wl.;.i a.riu I.., . f,. , ,. Whig pait) ,a)i-l tü fellowship Willi (he princlpies ol Jelforaon. Their lineage is indisputably tracesble from those whose daily tusk it was to inalin him in his publie and private life; but because time has refuted ...t I,... , i..t... come loiiowers in nisseliool, and now endeavor to tie 1 vert his wisdom to the base uses of their personal advan tage. With the modern W (,. he had no more fellow ship than with those ancient Federalists, who made ; detraction their common task, and who endeavored to j apply the power and resources of this country to the . ucs of private ambition. The old federal oar ty had, ...... I ,? ' . k i .. i . - . i ..' t: .-i . i-. t -' UTI nil ll ITU. .I u . ...., t a ....t Mil h.,.., . ; . ,V ' " --- "-ri,y these could not sway the multitude. Sophistry and verbal elotpience cannot find its wav to their hearts. ,,,,,,, cuctc, tuen ot coiuiiinnuing taienis, uut nappi- ( The wisdom which enters into their dwellings, and con- ' vinCM JI"W'. of the prospeious industry, und seen m the silent oneration ol iust . A - w m m .m mm . Jt . ; perons industry, and seen in the silent operation ol tust l 1 . - . . w . .". " ... j and etjual public law. Had the school of politics, , founded bv Hamilton, maintained its rule, our freedom would not have been a necessary part o. our existence as a people, but would have depended upon the will of a as a people, uiu WOUIU Have tlependeu upon tne Will OI a Colioi ess 1 uicd l.y unwise construction of its powers U) tho omnipotence ol a Parliament itself Quincy (III ) H.eJ. I, .. i ' " - a-siar , , , . ... , I1J We pulled the following oul ot Mrs. Partington's Carptt Bag. "Diseases is vetv various " said Afrs Pnrli..rrln c list asi s s Pi ariolls, '.tl.t Ulis, rnrilllülon, as -,o- i e, ui neu nomine street uoor conversation ol ur. . - " . . w ! wat of the brown creatures: here thev tell us ol the x' ,. ea ia. a. . 1 (.lenient ii rv- nintil Iwamn nut ,,. nnlar nn.l l ira alio. it ,r. V " ' " 1 . ' . r .u . I r i Motors ol the throat ; here we hear ol neurology in the liead, there au embargo; one side ol us we hear ol men beinff ki ed bv iettmu- a unund o toiifj h heel in the , ' 7 , rL a 0 .. . sarcophogus, and there another kills lumsell by discovering his jocular vein. Things change so that I declare I don't know how to subscribe for any disease now-a-days. iNew names and new nostrils takes the place ol , the old, and I might as well throw my old herb bag! awav." Fifteen minutes afterwards Isaac had that her . ; hag lor a target, and hroKC three squares ul glass in the 11.. : 1 ..a.:. :. a r .a. .11 a. a.. m 1. . ce.ic. ....10 .11 uj.i. 10 1.11 .1, uirc uiu oiu iau J knew what he was about. Shed.dn't meanexactlv what she said. . host iaik abuIT ourself. Iever inlroduco I tr r .a. . e . yonr own aliairs for the amusement ol company; it 1 sln.ws a sad want ..f cttltivai inn ovss.v u-eak-ne. of Don't Talk about Yourself. -Never introduce! .-I ...... . 1. a .. . . a.- ..... .1 ... ....a...... AU .......1....... ..I , .u... ,. ... tiuiimiiuii, .jitsjiic ronnrsj ui . intellect , or a sort of vanity always repulsive. Some . folks cannot tell a slory, or relate an anecdote, or speak upon ai,y subject, without usine the insianificant pronoun , Ias 'when I was a boy I was at the head of the class, and I was never surpassed. I can dive deeper, I can i) tti.urt lu.i.fi , auo iinnuuiiiciipijci a an, u.a.. i i ir a a i i .i. .,,c i,,..lv 1.1. a f ArAr tair 1 can f 1 rar.lron I am rfl. . ' Fa... -A... a. i i .i-a- r l t ier Keen, i uo. nenuer. wuat u. you nuns oi sucn a .1 1 specimen ' CELEBRATION OF THE Landing OF THE Maryl and Piicrims On Tnesdav of last week a laroe number PILGRIMS. Uli 1 tiesday oi last weea a large nttmuei Ol llie C.llZCI.S Ol UU...IHOIC, nuu o. ..cunriu.u, "- tln.iieht that the "hasty plate of soup" and "fire in the rear'' are not a patching to what this will be Lou . 0 Democrat. HARRIED, On the 4ih hist, by William Sullivan. Esq., m the Cily of Iiuliauapolia. Mr. Tho-sus Si k.. of Kentucky, to Miss Marth. EnMANDSOX, Of Ihr ; Lilly On the 6th mt . by Thoma Morrow. Esq , Mr K . ii.rb I McCrav lo Miss Sai.lv. daaghter of Mr. Solomon Avery, holh of this comity. mmmmm MM-ORMirK'S REAPING AND MOWING MACHINE. nA VI D WILLIAMS, opposite Branch Bank, Indianapolas, if applied lo soon, car. furnish Ibe above named Machines tor a ä)l MC lll.lt Ur Mil I III r I r.Ml 111 OU r Vtwmetsnu join logeiher so that each neighborhood m.ght aup lie nu Jelicienry uclt was nie p-rioru 1 Mr McCarty, farm thai ha has no hesi them as of greai advaaatage io allLaving a j L ptna" ' & I nunnaisnnu nAAnW,-. t' tallon ill recommending wheal 10 cradle. Mr C any one iniormatioit as to juteMitv wti COMPOSITION K; plans for our Fi ROOFING. We arc prepared lo furnish ire and Water Frool at al. limes; and -hall be on sscu io men a... y person desirous of iiuorniaiion conreruing tl. . ..mn. ...... ..ms from snv nail of the State, through the Pom Of fc. e, will be promptly attended lo mn-d--w IaOI'DEN k DI'FFY.

JOY TO THE WORLD. Perry Davi.V Vegetable

Pan; Killer. m ihe instant care rim) entire eradication of alt pain. Internal and external lemedy. No miner where the pain is. or or what nature. tMs will reach it. Sold by Merchants generally. A SUPERIOR HAT FOR TOUR DOLLARS -I sm now se.lmg a fuie Moleskin Hat manufactured exprcs I ly for n,v rum trade at ,r i- ,,, ., .,, -,,.R nOM Tbv f, wa,r.ulrj ,ö . ', reto tore sold ,n tl.it market for S.U. I have al-o ait rxua Cue Mulekni lial, crjujl lo the vn Cincinnati, for fi.uu, also, a general asoitmciti ol" Fur, Silk, Cawimerc. and o0-t Hat, and a large variety of Leghorn. Panama, Braid and Si w Hats, which ar.- o-r ed at ihe niott retsonahle raie. at WILMOTS Hat Store, may It Vo I Patuwr Hou e. SILKS tireai hargains in Silk ai Hont'. They we foing or rapidly, and erery l.adv t l.o wontd rriire a really vlegani dre at sIh.ui hair ils real value, should -tl .wu or I hey wilt be 10.1 late. R RR See In another column. CRAIUHKAD A BROWNING W. V ROBKRTS, Agent liulunanolL' ly Real Estate and General Agency Office INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. control of W. M'K. Scott, Attorney ellor a! LaH and Notary Public. I 1 ntr control of "H '. M 'K. Scott, Attorney and Con ,'ALUABLE MODEL FARM FOR SALE IMPROVED w irs 1 nr. ai. r .MsX.Vr.n tiver iwo huinlreil anu emlity a. ie ..1 land. ahuiej ,M. n.e n. r:,.i o,... ., ' a ...... . . noiti.- - - ...... .... ...... .u . I .1 1. . . ...ii. - soutu-eaat ol Uanville, lllmoia, and 2 mite from a plank road lead t ... n .. i e" ri nun.. .11 couniy. iihiiaiiH 3 iiiiie ,g tu I ei i ) ..tue. imiroetneiit alone cum over .! ipUU. Tl buildings are a Coiuee Houe V. leet loiur h feel wale with an ... iiitpuiutu in irom, ; Barn, rrame, lloleel long, a-lert Wide, eitil.niciii-; under on.-tool. Mai.lt. ig. t i, t.. t arnagc llnuse. work and ' I rooms, Ae , Frame. Wood House U by :ki feet; Haili Room. Smoke Houte. and tlte ineat yard t Shrubbery in ibe country There are on the prriiiis- over I .'mi Kver-reen- ,n mil growth, from 3 to IS fret blgh. The Land i of !be I.eM ytial.lv. growth, Irom 3 to IS feel high. The I .ami is of ihe bei qtiai.ly, aud .t fenced off in convenient fields, wuh good gate io each field. U ood-land first rale, and under fence-only Ms a. re in wood and pasture Residue Field and Meadow. Buildings and all improveiiii' JTT. " . ............... .r lfm. Tin. property is estimated io be worth from f 100 to 110,000 bui will he sold at a great ' areata. For Terms, dre , apply at the RKAI. F. ST ATE ANU GKNKKAI. At.KM Y OWMS J Journal copy twdsfcw) june-daVwIw Office of thaW Altuitiw mA - - - , . UmC6 0! tne X. Albany and Salem Railroad Co. $ mem. ui rw-rir.-i nr.l.r ,.ew I....I. .i. i Mw JkLaUaTf, May 31. Iei3 i wKALED Proposals wi ihe received ai il ' Ä Oreeneastle. Ind , on the lsiday of July he KinrineeiN ortne in k next for ihe Clearnie of Hfip-tit-f u.ile of the New Albany and xtendd from the Yesi Fork of White Hn ei . h Cloverdal, Putiiaiilvdle. lireencasile Ha.n- , bndae. and I lauloa, to t rawfordsvdle. ami embraces a large ;""',ll"t o( U-onr and Bndce Supei-mi. iure with tome heavy ... of taiu-l I Ä, !yUZi eeu at the olfioe at any tune alter ihe kMih m June F.oposaJs will be received at the same lime ami place, tor the Clearui and r.radnig o( eiehl or ten miles or that ItaSaaBSauaaaBt I Oranch road, betweentiosport and MooresvOle ' juii4-dlnl-w4 w I. B WH.SON. Chief Kiiguteer aHERlFF S SALE. -I!y rirtae of an execution to me directed CT Irwin nie t lers olhce Ol t he Vlunoii Circuit Court I ei. from the Clerk's office of ihe Manou Circuit Court. I will ex- 1 udof f l" Coun House, in Indianapolis, in Marion coonlv. Indi- I pose 10 putnic aie on .-sniiiruay. the Xlnlt day 01 June, msl . at the w,n"" "r hours prescribed by law. the rents and pr.,ti tor seven years ol the tollowini; Real K.utc lo-wir Utnumb-r six and the souih suie of lot ..umhe, fixei in square number forty lUM Also lot number ihnty six i3i). mout ' 'ol ,lu,n,'r (oriy.one üi), m Wood aiklmon to the town oi Ind.-'"H'-ui the city of Imliai.apol.s. Manou couiuy, Slate ot Indi ana. ana. Ami on Idilurr io realize ihe full aii.ounl of juJiriiirut iiitrfe.! .1 . tm -a . a a andcirU. I will, at the same time and place, expose the fee tintpie of rid Heal Bshatt. Taken as the urooertv oi ' asaaakal Keelv James Keelv, and Georte McOua;. al the u.t of Joiah Lynn ('. 0 CAMPBF.LL, Sheril Marion Fount y. By V RosstiN . Deputy. June 3, t j3. ,3 j 1 w4 ,v SHERIFF'S SALE. Sy virtue ol an execution to me directed from the Clerk's ..flW of the Manou Circuit Court. I wilt ex t-'ic ,u public- sale on Saturday, the -iöiu day of .iu , r.uf,l,Ue ou.n,,ou '" .,"d,,.wP 4w-M," ile, inst . at the IZZT icXc Ve Lot nu III 'if.' I l.'lir I si 1 a till tl if last W fs-l . V I. a ..lT r' ll.o ii.tilk iw mmmito .ii ijiiiif uuiniMT ion) nu). in tne ajasy of Indianapolis, Marion t ounlv. Indiana iiäi ,u. .. . ... . .- .. Lj on V"'".1:' ' realize the full amount of judgment, ...teren, ,ul I will, at the same time and place expiae the tee ,n.ile of said Real F.sl-le. Taken as the HopV,ty oi John Keelv. Jaiue, Keely. and i-eorge McOuai, at the sun of Jo-iah Lynn ' CO. CA MPBKLL, Slit ntt Marion County . ' " es" I YwüFi. f"V D"PU, June .1. I-OV um I -I; . PPRAISEMENT OF REAL ESTATE -The Board of

fm. Kiializiiioii of Manou ounty. Mate or Indiana, will meet Mrs Gilea Turner, of Moitiwlle who had been aiHicled with Eryat the Covin lloue at Indianapolis on Monday, ihe 7th J.,. of iipela. lor the U.i Twenty Years, and ihre times Will.ua the last

June, lstfj. fa the equalization of the anprai.eii ei,1 1851, of real estate in said rotuilv The Board will r oi ihe er consist oi the oou,"' 'oinniiss,oners. Auditor, and appraisers of such cou.av j Msysi.issa iant'iianaiw rrz r I A TIM IMICTD A'l-.IU O O A T . '.1 I a . . 4V DM IN ISTR A '1 O H S S A L. E "...'.w.un.u.. a Jimi..-liriliwri.iiru .lUIIIMIIMr The undersigned Admniistrarm lor or Ihe Kstale of Asa Williams..,,, d., ,-ase.l. will, by vir w ; lic of a decree of the ProUte Court of Marion county, made uhe h April Term, at the Comt IK.us. door m Indianapoli. on Sat- ! (a -aj )tir of ihe Kstale of Asa V'lliuitis. poll. oll Sal- ! Yjl ay of Ju"' ' i tuor Vhan it. ,io-XÄ I m Williamson s Snt. .i.vi-ion ..r -i.e between the hours of 10 o'clock, lay, eil 10 I lie highest I aider, ' ' " 1 ...... i ' . . wo-1 ii 1 1 . n . u i ion . in i mi iiuiiin.r ... William.,,', s.u. j.vimoi. of -he pan .., .he north. w. ,t cr..e. . . . ' - - , setion(., nwu,ii,, (i'.i noith ram-c ti ca-i near ihe ..i.of i Ind'"aP''';. logeiher wuh ihe imH-ovements thereou Saul pienu. ; cash in hand, on the day ol ale; the residue 111 two eunal pay. 5f m ,x " 1 '"'l-K .- as .nil, The defei red ;.a menia lo Ik- ,.- CMnl r c asiyable wstkonl any rel.ei 1,0m vsluattou ot ap . praisinent law, bear, n- mleret liot.t ibie j cash in hand, on the day of nie; the residue ist two equal pay. I p.siii-iii iws. iniiiia imerrci ooi.i naie i.f.viH wu.i.iÄti.sui, AUmiiii.li ator I May Ii. Isö'. mavll-wtw j ! : ; fca . ,, , . V",Ue. . "" rX"'rU '. "e 1 I "-y"" " Y . . . . ' ,uu,")'r"" - ""., Jnerled lit me an.) now in .. ha.i.1. Im, e.iv.. i., s. I. a. m. .- ' - ' " e e--aaa auction, at aaw uoo. sa tue i ourt Mouse, in tne ounly oi hi- ! '"r0" ' V Ind.ai.apolis. m Marion county, and state oi Indiana 1 And ,1 su.h rent, aud piohls Wi not el lor a sutriiieul sum . . .. . r. . . .. . ... And if such rents and pioGts will not ael lor a sufflc.eui sum lo tisf the amiimil demand. il hi- and u-ni. I will at tl..- . ,m. time i . i v. ; ; ..7 ' : ' " . and placo oder lor nie ... like maimer, the lee simple of said pro. at:r u.e amouiil ueinanu. a U aal writs. I win at the ame tune Prl i-eneu un anu mien as tne property ot t Harles .si,, i.ael. 7 - .au . u me ..-c o. , o c-ra an.i wiiuese Hierein named I erius cah. c. C. CAMPBELL. Sl.eriri Marion Co . : By W. Rob.on. Deputy. 'id.aiiRpt.hs, Jane io, juuiii-vOw DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Bv virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Randolph county "" maur 81 '"') i-rm utereoi. a 1 19, 1 w.11 expoa w , 1 , , ....au...... ... .1... i,..i .a:, ' ran ai ui . .mi mmmt ,i ...i , . . . , ,,, n. u I iiui jiuiKur. n Saturday, ihe I4ih day of July nexi. the following real e-laie. 1 ' , , " . ' : . . . s , . viz t ne e.v nan oi 11..- nirtn ns qua, 1.-1 ,u se. i,...i , ii,er-ii Ja ad w ofhe rf , ( naViil V Teeter, late of Ra.ad.d.a. e maaiv. I.ul.. d.ed seized. I " r J Z T ' . ", , ' " 7 i'"" "" ' - pan! down, one-third 1.1 nine, and one llnrd in eitehlcen inoiul.a, bv Ue purcll3,,r givtng ,, lll(le W1, .pproved Menriir th, ihe ... ....... - .11 ..1. r,...., ,1., ,.,.1 o..,.r.... Jr'" s iidiows. viz-. One-th,rd oftae p..r.i,a.e money to be I...IU o.. 11, n 1. ii.i.u ill lime. a.K. o.u 111 iu 111 t rim rn ...o....... u T C. . 1 . . - ' 7 - , - .. . . . . . 1 . uiiiouiii u linn .1 wa. inf? all 1 eliei irom vai uai.oi. a 11.1 api.f :,i..uiriii ! laws: i!e tide to be held m collateral securuy. um.t alt ihe purchase '"."'' he paid. ROBERT MI RPHEY, j aVaWmiuraior " the Estate of Dav.d P. Teeier. deceased May 3, 1958 ,,,.y7-ww mm ' '" - - - - ..... . . .. B,. ,, -av run nriairc a finnn wa-niii r.,ii . m, y selfono..! ll.feae besunrul Silver Uuplex. Anchor l.ever or ; lniio. Wsi...hea al ,lo I. .11 nci.io . rie..- il.inle a. a2. IN. .-ill 1..,. !.. I .....-.' ,i ... aieiai I ....... -,, sal I on -Ce - , - . --.--, '..i, ... - nre nl An- ..al.lv m 1 1 uan nun .he ls, ill nine niece. , Jon , bu ol xh? u,(v .rM.d Ulillt ollly (J I sell and not to keep lime vVe keep none bin the best quality ; Try litem, and if they tail to perform to the iläattlti II of ihe pur eha-er. return ihem and get your immey si , s j w H TlLBtiTT'S . P e....l'e.. ll.... e V ...!..- Wrre itig the bene In of the u.n... ornate Mules, will not allow the adtnis--icn of Visitors at any other lime aaccl-dA wi: COPARTNERSHIP. The uUr,ibcrs have formed a copari uerahip for carrying on the Wholesale and Ketail Bookselling and s'taiinnery iiusiueis ut all various brandies, under the Unit of C. B Davis dt Co. C B DAVI.s Jsase I, MM. H. F. WEST. j fAO OWNERS OT REAL ESTATE IMPORTANT NO 1 TICK A gentleman ftoin a neighboring Stale. inieialuiAt lo eitle in ihis, is desirous of making investments ill Cny will. Dwellings atad Farms i the vu-inity of '.his riiy. He will be here .1. .he con . se of a week . Owner? of si.cl. properly, wisliiu lo d.- i pose of the same, are requested io regiMe, a .lescr.pt.oaa with UI I ...ilar i.i.meiliaielr. al the RKAt. K.sTATE AND f.ENF.R A I. ACFNCY OFFICE, .iuaS-d&-wil iimi...M.. . . , . . -iL..-, .jr,: . F0F pALE -Tlie ..iidersign M,J ai a fair Pficel Ike Y alls of Bui er Creek lit Ihr sou ilHeast quarter of sssct.oi. M, ... township 14 north, ol range i west, coiilaimng S3 acres; six m.les north o. l.ospori .... Owe., e.nu.1, . l.nlia.ia i n ist i a. . rvem a r.ri, ' 1 June I, 185-2. mlARION COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tne , F.iecutive Conim.tlee, at us recent meeiiuar. appointed the lollowuig named olficers and paaTssaSaS, who are requested seveially to use ll.eir exertions to proenre stibscriptiiHis lor filim up and en closing -rotnurs f..r Ihe Siaie Fair, lo he held next fall, so as lo secure the holding of ibe same al Indianapolis, lo-wil: T1.e Clerk, Sheriff'. Auditor, Recorder, Probate Judge. Treasurer, ami the three County Commissioners of said county; also, Evan Braatow, Samu el Ü Baker, and each of the u.t.. . Directors, and Executive 1 . limn iiit-i nf saul Soc.etv. It is requested lhat each person procuring such ub.cnptis.-u m ill reiaort ihe same lo saad comm. llee at the Court House, on Saturday. the 19th dy of June next, at I o clock. By order of the Committee. mySfi R MAYHEW, Sect y m af a. DOZ. JELLEY GLASSES, aborted patterii, now open. lU.ng.mlldi sale marlAw JACOB I.INDI.KV h 'AVE A OOOD HAT' -I am bow receiving auother supply I I of fine and ih-im. nable Moleskin Hais which loi beauly anil ! Jural.. I. ly cannot be equalled in ikiseity 'For farther pait.ru larM rail at F aiclsl NNI1' Ha. S.or. 1 mavM-'iw J djor irom Post Ofce C rc, 'ornrr

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NO. I. R R R. Radway s Ready Relief IM THK FIRST AND O.M.Y K.MKDV KVKR RF( ORDF.D IN THK Ml DM A 1. HISTORY OF THK WORLU THAT HAS STOPPRD THK MOST VlOl.F.NT PAINS IN A FKVV SEl UNDS. It Will top the most sere pain in ave mmatei or ieM. BaJ Will cure the nwt oU-iinair and painful Rheumatic Nariw. vvliri,,.. . auu on.. .ii. eonipiaiiii- la a irw lion r IVI'KRVU. AND KXTIBVil' it neer ra.i in g.v.ng ni-un' eae to ihr mos torment, ne ar.J a;oii.iiig uam IT HAS irk KU. BJJ! IETY CA!iFii OF A H I'XDRED,' RHKl .MATISM X FOI R HOl'RS. NK.l RAI.lil A IN onf. Horn RotP DIARRHÜJA Tooth ai hf. sTASM TRAMPS SICK HKADAl HF HII.I. FKVKR t'llll.l.BLAIXs OBE THROAT ' IN TF.N MINITKS IN FIFTEEN MINI TFS IN oNK SECOND IN FIVE MIM'TE? IN FIVE .MINI TW. IN FIFTEEN MINI TPs IN FIFTEEN MI.NFTEs IN FIVE MINI TE8 IN t'ol'R MINI Tl - IV live uniia IXFI.I KNZA I ro., B.te, Cliclera Morbu.. ü -niir yDoL I m t oilier rotupuiml, where lhere .. severe 'pa,,,.. Ei Resdv , Relief will ,iisant! slop U,e pain, aud quickly cure hc d,seae sll'K Krün, ui K.JaV s Rradv Hehn will stop the ino-t d.Mteasine pa ns la a frw ni.iiutes, and preveni renewed ailarks , will flrauae' ud 'Hrnr" l,,r "K"i"' ii, iw neutralize ihe pommou- t( ,jj M XU y lam. u . . , , PRF.VF.NTION. 1 R " ' ",g . P,a'", ' "Hsreeable perturne of R R R . it wdl refn and enl.ven the vne -remove il.e dull and heavy frellm si torpor and fatujue. S w IN RATHINii. Mit a uUi-UnHiiiiul Ol R H R um. R u : w.. . -j Whe ihe Head, Ne.-k aiiJ Temnlea. wai. th, F.. u.ZL .Zt ruip.e. watii 1'ie la.( HiuJ. in othr pari of the body evrrv mornuic and Ton wilt keen the .i7n f.. . ...a i.,... . r . BnJ " 1 wu.' 'rP ,ht l n uwie, w . . ' . uiu lira 11 1 1 - i.re ' r 11 iliirft. . .. 1 ... k n.. . i, ... . aiut 1 n.oune ALI. BOWEL COMPLAINTS TaiM r r 1 r D . eiiliirv IU irA t? al. U i j - Discharges.' It relieve-the most were nam. m a few miiiair - cl.eelc. tue most distressing diseliarr. and will ataeed.lv reaaore Ike cause NEI'RaLOIA PAIN STUFFED f.XTAXTLY Radway's Ready Relief po-sease. ail almost m'iraeulous .nflu eiu e oyer the sharp dirlintr paus ol raun of ih.s en.el .om..i..i. eure over the sharp darling pangs oi pain of this eruel or , In a few muiutes the paui-stricken -utb-rer eaperifiuas hghiful seiuaiion- oi denning pain. It hx curtd lliniuiRstt ui the eny of New York, where mai.v M them had been the de idi ocu I 17 ' 1 "V" " "en. ..... ..ee unai.l ..im) iu.irui - i r inecneit- the Kea.lt Kei.ei to atop the pain itrmiediaielv, m strengthen the neivpua system and upply nerves with nert ..us eneni y ami vitality, (he loss of whlrb ,. the eauae of the taervou pain RHKl'M STISM PATNS RELIEVED U FIVE MIXVTES RaJway . Keady Relief will sion the severe and eRcraciating Maas of Rheumatism almost .MSlantly Per.on. are living in th '") " "" "r nninui.. were eoiitiued la their beds by Ruenroai.s r",s whose üotie were unsound irom top lo toe. whose joint. Wlf distorted with painful 'welbngs. that were relieved from a: i P-'" "' b"reu n",u,e "Y '''' use ol K.vlway1 Ready Relief Thi. i ibe l. nth. and tlioiiund n the eiiv o " New York, and hundredm of thousauds in the rimed Slates can aruwer tor the truth ol this "erliou we need no rernfieaies of eure we publish no Ion '!M "'mes to arov ihe eflaraey of Rsdvray'a Ready Relief, lor de t-ninis of a.iuusi every tot i. m the i n.on. fm the fm km Vrv luve iwrd ,i n,f CHIILS STOPPED IXa FvutxCTES-PAIS RE LIEVFD IXSTAXTI.) Rs. way s Ready Relief acts like a charm in all rases or Chdls "f" FWI "breaks the chills immediately wi v.gorsies wuh l-allh and strength every organ sm arm. up ai.d mnd seeretaan oi ike sysn-oi. PMN'S OF ALL KINDS Whenever voti leel pain, apply Radwax - Ready Relict n t ""rr lo relieve you in a few minutes If yon have pains in lh ure to relieve you in a lew niiuul.' II von haxe nam .11 -"Miiacn, nneiines. u ine t.iver. rviuney riowels. Joints, Buncv Radway s Ready Relief, taken eitlier interually or applied euer uMv. will 111 a few minutes stop pain and quickly remove iu cause KAIiW Ay & CO , ICS Fulton street. New York fill FOR R R R J w- v"oods, KnighUtown; Raymond dr Co , Cambridge City Rd. Rlehnaoiad, McChanhy 4 Apple gate, Delphi, F. i J M Lyo.,.. Clmion; Milchell A Morrow. Ceturevi'le; E Walton, Dub. nu; I r israchr 4 lu. ('mnberl-iitl; Huuhaw (irecn.o;o Jo-' Voum, Maillt-iowii; I. Edw.r.U, Grrcitfteld: A Suül. M aiaaa&utsau UL.b ft. ' , U.-l A - . as Sm faf aniuwn: Shryock k Co., Rochester, J Tipton k Son. North liei i. Wholesale Agents, CRAluHKI)& BROWNING. W W ROBF.RTS. Indianapolis may3J-iitay6Winl ycti4l DR. S. A. WKAYKR'S. CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP, CANKER CURE AND CERATK These Preparation, aie warranted snperior Ui any other CoaapjuiiJ now in use for expelling Berofulout Humors, Canker, Salt Rheum, Eryatpelai Mercurial Diseases, aud all other Dianas in Arising rrom an Impure state of the Blood; Alto, Livei Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia, AND GENERAL DEBILITY. DR. WEAVER, ihe original Ji. ointi of this Medicine. a regalai'ly educated Ptiyaacian, a Graduate of the Albany Medical Tollege. and can exhibit Ceiuflcale; o, his OAce Irom the hr.t Physicians tu Albany, certifying to his ahslii) and nit ilifccalaous au a Medical Prai-tiuouer. and is iiuw extensively engaged in the pra.--nce of Motu-ine. F.RVS1PKI.AS WÜ SALT R1IFVM CAN BF. C'L'REb hve ) ears, has been entirety blind from the edeeU ot lots dreadnu malatiy. ITRK KI FF.t TF.L) BY IR WEAVER'S SYRUP, AT THR Aid. OTHER TRIED MEDICINE! H AD FAILED READ THE CERTIFICATE' UavTvui a March S WM Messrs. S. A. Weaver 4 Co ,-I.i nltemeti In relation to u.t w,fe. I would say that ft om childhood she has been afflicted with a Huuior About iweniv Vrar. since it anneared in a ver Ji.i.t.- . .lim or Fi vii.tl:i. al l.r.l in .. .im.i ul m l.ri..., .-i.errv . ..1..1 .ui ihe , ,,Je of the lace, accuiuuaaiued with a i.a.uful eiisaiii. .niüki Ithai produced by fire Fiom this point n spread over lac whole ISrC U til. ' h Let allle o sW.'lell thai It.r.L-Vrru il.Vl .lie was eiiliic v ki.in D anil 1 .i,.L. re ,Wu i 2 1 .T Lu-Ll 1 y ui.i .1 w . Dim ' uiiHKiiiru 01 at asaa most aid not ie..gmz. her. she had been m th. the la.i tve year- lt effect oiuctitue a il.,- - lujtioi. ilocc - ... appeared in small cracks II.eiM-e exteadin ui ci lt wa impossible lor her to allow J, hatge liom in. .e ..ie v v ! ihrough the dreeing, and run dot I aeral was it. that wlien il came ui wa impossible tor lier to allow them to totu h the pillow T o proiuse that it iieuuentiy w down the sale, ot the neck, aud as ai-ral was il. that when it can.e .1. Loiltai l will, the skin, the enr. I was ll..-same a that of iKiiluig water M'ler riiv geitlle exercise, especially in wann Weather, paru of . the body became corered with sptHs of a da.k red or purple coloi , mu SSSM very pautlul and lender. ..i a shorl lime Üaesespoi wosali be . ot ned with minute bli.t. , - wba h broke and discharged tbeu . .- . . ..c-.' . . '. ui leu up. ioi uu.iif a ..' m inn, w ouui in a tew aa t . i ome on iea a: i r - - . L. : L 1 . - f . . m . ... antrrv ami uamful .ore lookmv iniich like a bn-n TL li. this day. It hau arteclcd her breast to thai degree ihai he waa us. n . . ... . .. .i . , . .i i . dt. - . i t .1,- ..... ..... ta ... u .u ei.- ....... I.I. ... ............ mr io nui s-nuiri ui ur, ii.i imrc niiiuirii uurii ana uai uccn m iU(., j,,,r,s. ,roB1 ,,u, j,.-,... ,i,at tot werk she has been able lo ble to nure eaher ol het la.l thiee . m.di m ohlaut but I, Itle sleep or ret. and has oue.n said thai her ataatie. wa reat .he . o..id uoides.r,t,e n. At ihe 1 tue she commenced Usui voiir Stup aiJ l'tiai she !.ai a muiiiug yore on her stomach and breast, which had bairn aVara more than a year, aealinat tip at times perhaps iaa oaae platte, but ways breaking out in another. To this we applied many rcmedi. and us.sl various kind, ol medicines lor removinf ike disease from Ihe system, none ot winch produced the leaai apparent benefit commenced u.nu' your Syrup and Cerate a year ago last all. She look tin- s riip a tew aavs si.d u.en couimencei: 8pp; in -ne 1 erat - , . . " , ,,,e 'orf a,w ?,!r w ver rouiaj aninutf c fool-. iai as this vra 1 have 11 en, .em v Suown her 10 eet 1111 e .e. m. -. - - , '. , .. . r " TZ't'u ÄWÄ tu sores heSan to heal, and before she had finished the second u.t. lie, hey were etil. rely weU. Hhe has now used loui boules. and . -er r . The md, lt.. .11 u.ur - 1.. rl-llll . l.r..l (a ...I is ill ll.-r ..'it. a . II... 1, 1. t.r ..1 any tune i.eio.e r..i iwemv v 7 S- . . . . . 1 Um fcc,rJ Uer "r ,,u"1 " -l" - eclioi. 01 country, and I slroiiel) rc. oiun.e.ul , m - i . m , - . . I l.u. .n.,.... ... l.er .-mi .... w ....Uif.. . ..r. hVmi k.1,.1.1. 1.1 ,...r try. and I strongly recommend ali amicted Ui like manner to give u a trial. Any one desiriug further uiforinat.on in relatios to the facts or particulars of the case, it will afford me a;reat Jeasart to five any sin Ii information. .1 ti.ey will call al my resideuee m Monivale, ur they can muhe inquiries of many of my aciiuainlaitcea in aw London and vicuuiy, who are cui.ver.ai.l W.U. theni OfUH TI R.VF.R The altove.is a plain staiement f facts; they saws ah lor daaanaelves, and are from a .oui ce that no one who are acquainted with the per....i will doi.l.l Th.- is onl ol.e ol ihe numerous ( wh. I. w ..., (1 j ,,, ,u ,., ... tv s a u k s l.a'C n. our pOSeSoll. all s...nv the Blue ol UT .s A . VI CA VER S CANKER and SALT RHEI M sy RI P- together w.ts ' ' invaluable accompaniment the J'fcRATE They stand une quailed ior ihe cure ot all Scr.-fulou Humors Sail atlactun. Er) -up ela-, ranker, and .Nntamg Sore Mouih Me.cur.al Uasaases, Liver t'otoplamt, Female Weakness, and all diseases arising iron, er m times, he fully supplied wuh all giade of Powdei All Powder sxJd by u will he guaranteed equal io represents! .on when otherwise, Ihe money Will be teluiaded VV. now have in Magazine J. kegs Kentucky Hide PwJer I KK , n half ken do. do. do , 90 qaarter kegs do do. tto.; Jti kegs lair LaaWa Mills, 111'- do.; iu kegs Deer. do , IU kegs Austin K.ng V Co 'a do ; IU half kegs du dav; 10 kegs Camion and Blavsimg, do, Superaor Canister and Spot tiiur, do , BROWNING i MAYER North side, Washington Street neariav täte House, nine Tu w w ( oiisiating oi Keadv ,Mde cioihuir staple lit) (roods and '" The lUser.ber ha. jUs. received is iw opeaoa. , h, p loiie orw. ooor eM, M OUvf, TonseyTstore H assortment of Ready Made Clothing, aelecteJ nrh rare w.ik rec.rd io styles, fashion,, and owl ,v Also nl ,lot;k of QmMU Ketker with a fine fresh loi of raasu ly Orocer.es, which he guaranties lo sell for ready-pay, as chaap as amy like establishment in Mus a J or aie The public are r pecUiilly.nv.ied lo cal, and ei.am.nc qaaalily 1 nd IMicea. and they watt soon tand il M the place where they WaR fe. ihe worth ot ibe.r utoiie O. ILLI AalH, Jiimaiiapolia. Jane 4. lft4, jasM-dly w r A MM uim a w . Ai -iimiiA ATTORNEY AT LAW. ett-lyw IOWA CITY. IOWA RITT AN IA WARE- ov openiisc Rrittama Cotlee Pots; do Tea do, do do. do. do do Soup Ijul.es. I H uilicli, k,. Castora. assoried - .reCovered Pitt-hen.. Uncouvered do, For aale at river prices. (jim4) JAI OB 1J.NDLF V rHAHIS DAY RECEIVED AND NOW OPENlNaH. iiama Covered. Gothic Pitchers, assorted artes White Iron ione. D apr.HT are in .rt or aeiiaiaie pieces J S.COH I IN Di I .

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