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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER cLtPPER

,es1 The new and last run
s. N - mug Spa1.,r CLIPPER
&c. . ;. 49, n Crooks, commrndrr
wall cCai1 nue. make re
gular weekly liip>io CipcinnaIi;ie" NVhcel
ing cygiy F.iGay evening al o'clock, and lin
cinHal eVtts H1"iicH, - 30 :. ~.
For freight or passage, having superior &c
commDd uon>, apply ou board.
3,Frhe Clppe' vas built expressly f,r the
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh made, aud viii con
t.nue in the trade he whole se.son ieb u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
NEW U s M sfENMNR NEM nNciLANr

sSEo The new ant !a,i running pas
s.lE. IN SeEoer steamer NEW esq,
y 1-,..s--s.s, LAND, Sama,l y Page. cum-
SSSI'SSAss' mauder viii conliuuc tn make
lecuar weekly irip> 10 Cnciniir, leavire
Wheeling every Wednesday evening al, 8 -
clockand Cincinnati every Sarurday aI lOAM.
For freight OF passage, having superior ac-
commodauons, Apply on hoard.
%Erhe New England was built e%nscS>ly
Tor ,no Clucnua,i made, All will aIinur ia
tne Uade HE whole season.
E'TThc New En- ylanh Is proriitd with F9an,'
Sllely Guard to prevent The explosion OF h,il-
etS. TED Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06

sINlRE x MARINE INSuRNNCE-Thcre ar,
g. wosiiuoions only in which inIIvianGs car,
DC placed where they can adequately aprrcciat,
the value 81 insurance. Thosr nrc, whit, -taud-
tnS upoa the ruIn5 of their own property, ..ther
receiving iruin an insurance Office the iul. a.
mount which they nave lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d, sOlarc tam
~, lamcniug hat stupidity and folly Which haC
i1,l'd TO provide for such contingency.
: ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTEC rtON
INSURANCE. CO or HARTFOhD. CONN
VIII take RISKS az! dwelling houscs ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together vita Their
contents such as furniture, merchandise, ma
properly Also. on steam, keel aud Hat boats
Tnd their .chrSoes TO and from any port on ih,
Western Waters
Hotel. Ian'l $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
GtklSY Mnnll

fHNIiE subscriber y now prcpaIej T., Grind
n Com aad flutr Whclt!H CRISIS for FaI.
lls aA4!-a!!..~T-'.st ,5g a.
MHs, SUIT lac q ,leTS h nSeli hot h viii be
lh!e TO give satisfaction 10 all such a may pa.
trUa.z, hun.
mar 81 JOHN = BAYrESS
.tlNAMlLI FIOUR.-Th subscrIb ri> now
ICceIyiag some good Observation-Disclosures
Flour thai he can recommend 10 the CIIZcu>
81 Wheeling, and which viii 3. old luW. Fu-
mly custom Is solicited ty
war2i JOHN p BNYtESS.
E AUKEL HILL MILL STONES! a par
q Tour feet mne inches diameter, backed
ana banded Ike Burr stones snlab 4, 2riut-
ug C.rn for which we have no use. ana will
be sold low. Empire at the South Wheeling
Steam A!I!Slo
mar 81 JOHN r BANLESS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
TIE NEW AM SPLENDID STEAMER
II - NIsiI :. IA IInrn nm l. No, .

~o Roe NsoN master, will con
g 49, lM - tiuus 20 ran through IN,
,is;ayzs ststt51i53 season as weekly packc
1850 - --''-----i-7-A BETWEEN PUsbuioh an,
Cincinua,G leaving Wheeling every Mond4,
evening AT . o'clock, and Cinc .nnal. ever
rhnrs lay a, 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage aprly on board.
lCh 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, sc

JOHN J IIASN ELL,
@g OOkSELL Err Sidi ,ner and Blank Book
ID Manuiac'urer, u ion Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand AID MANUFACTURES 10
uidcr Blank Account Bo, - If eveIg GeScrip-
Ton. MERCHANTS aud Others who ATE re-
quuDg New Book, can have them rRltd TO
any pattern, and b,und IN the must desirable
"a amer at the shortest notice, aud Warranted TO
CIV" SIT Eia'ilon.
ST. JCNERY in all H. vaTi'lv, suitable
Tor Merchants, Banks ami publc Offices.
Al>u-A large assortment of School, CLASH
ca, Tneolosical Medical and Juvenile Book 4,
at The cay io,rs1 prices mar Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
Sc u - ga = II q Els.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
nnny.

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book seller and Station
err No 1913, Main Street Wheeling, Va SO,
hcit. the patronage OF his former tr.enss and
customers AZ h.3 ola stand, ,where he will be
able 10 supply tn IN with Books and Stationery
al reduced pnccs. He has now on hand a lar 90
OF MeulcOl, Miscellaneous, Theological and
school Books. Also Bibles of every variety of
binding, AL Ot walch he Is able To afford 0s
cheap they can be sotat any otner place in
the city.
Hghes thrice given for Rags ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06

p lCayc= Wheeling daily at @ % clock 4 VI. 10
hours To- tIuctrntt
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily It 10 o. clock
p Nj. a. hours tb Cincinnati.
BTALLM AEGE. s Good latent G Jasu leaves
Wheeling daily ate o'clock a ", hDu,s to
NarsvillC Ky.
Fztras mrpi.Iicd on % thcubpve lines to par.
lies. with tina privilege ofsiocplus or travelling
M nigit a. they mIg wish.
Once No8i Wuttr 60. ist door below Che " S
Hold. NhCciius. Va.
f,53 ! 1{ESKIuEN, das,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
rVN J RCRn,
- 4 = L \ -. LII - -,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Conner Main and Union ST..
q 3 AS InNl reccIv large aud >pler dill as.
II X >orment oi School Medical, Theuiogi>
cal and Miscellaneous Books. Ais, a laIse
gssorlm, of Fancy 5 aliuuery, which rSill DO
so,s elsTa -. cash w lesalc ard Retail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
FL % n EE II 81. e
ESNii an su:r & y Dsxsnss
DLSNISDN lI0U~

bLSNtSDN HOUSE.
Corner o. Main and 9Th SITS, Cincinnati.
S.ssA ennis well known establisLmc, I
lIpEf i.te'y occupied 10y Col Jno No,
ns,.,, Olc. and formerly by he Senior OF
-saSS3,-3 our House, is now OPEN under The
direct on aud proprietor ship o. The Undersigned,
by nom as high reputation aS a HOTEL Of
he fast class Viii, il is hoped, / o sustained.
Extensive additions have been made, and IL
has been put m the III Il thorough repair, paint.
ed and reh,,cd
From the locality of this house, being IN the
most ,euithl pant vi the city, equal distance
nom Canal and steOmboat landings, render Il
equally auiaetiyS ast CONVENIENT 10 men oil
bushes ana leisure.
To al wGo may favor them with call, ,hoy
extend the assurance that no ,HrlI will tc
spared bY them 10 IenRCr ,he visit u heir guests
pleasant aud agreeable.
DENNISON s. SON,
mati 2m-Cir Gez -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
NTOni, IyviNr.

H
T6h4A LBS Twluc, suitable fcr binding
o ~ y up Wool, put up ~ dozens, in size
Balls suitable for CouGfy Merchants. al the
odd stanI formerly occupied ty Dare & Huge
a. Hat - nc, aud now occupied by The SUB
>cri5er a. Il pc and Twioc Store. Allan,
cleS ~ that hoe constantly on hani and 10 / sale
vc.y low tJi cash, 90 exchanged tor good . b.
uClc Ol Flax a. c .Sh pIlCeS, b. the su5,ci iOer
CHARLES III lERRY, Wa.cr 81.
COLUMBIAN Mag 2 ne Ior Arnl and n, 81
~ Pictorial Bible. just received at EOBB'S, cpr.
uer Or Main aud Urio1 -ls. np
$4,000 t!.S1 1.d "25S1 Z, 9 Sd. c.
! cash hy CHARLES ~ BERRY,
APT Head Of Wn,cr street.
MOI ICE
- VIE Business Of JAMES 81. FOR SYTU
3 4 Co. viii IL future be transacted IN tho
name ni FORSYTH s. BAKER.
Wbtelicg Feb. IL. 1915
SIUST received 500 lbs Cincrniatt DricI Beef
! ~ 900 IT'S B,l,.nc. ~ Orrms Fss boIe, Ran
.ius. X 4 Jars Puurs, T. boxes Rehicd Oelnt
/ Sop. q hoses star Candles
/ 0p7 JNO K FOTSFORD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
MEDICAL Cam.

-.
a EOCIOR FAWCEFF Of 1876 Fulton street
~ new Yoik, McmDor Of the u ynI College
oi Surgeons Of London aud E,lnhntSh nod C,,odn.
ute OF ITO j. lersOn Medical College of Pbilo,IoI
Ihioi also author Of a work embracing The C,Il,,,
ing subjects, viz; Matufapny In potency and SIT
Ivy snaom.caliy, JhosiOueically and fnedir,llv ~
planned, with comprehensive exposition Of tI,e IN.
tufc and modem treatment Of Syphilis secnnIa,v
Symptoms, Gonifriota. Gccl Slficiurcs Noctnfel
Emissions. aud all Inc consequences ansiHr from
Masiutbltpn. d. FaWccli continues his priyaic
consultation on the above mentioned diseases. ai
his long established ,iiicc 1876 Fulton street where
the most aggravated forms OF disease wilt weld 10
ms mode 0i treatment, without fcsiraiut ~ Diet or
exercise, aud without mercury; even wien The pro-.
creative energies become paralJ I'D ~ torpid Eon
excessive Indulgence Of the passions hc will be
able 10 restore The paris Ia health AID ,isor Per.
cons AZ n disinnco enclosing 81 can hnvcn cory al
thc work. All letters must be POST pail auJ Iircc
ted 10 Dr. u Fiwceu. 1876 FultOn st New York
jon 10
DONNFr RIBBONS e. FLOWERS - I,d.e.
ID Cmvais uud Neck lies JcconeI and SNi.
Edgngs and lnscHing-, Thread Laces and Edsing,
Just received SGNSENEY & RHODES
cps
URONNETS. IIATS& PARASOLS. Plain an
rs y Fig'd Florence BRAID Bonncts. new Style lac
do. Straw bmncis II overy kiGd. Lcghoni nud Palm
leaf Hats. al szts ufb PImsols Parnsblcls and 81
Shades %. every quality, Just fcccved by
apps SENSENEY q RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
y L e A DIBO ATS.
NEw U S MAIL STEAMER cr,rTpn

REV U $ MAIL STEAMER UTTER
a Sr--T, The new and llsi Iunning ms
S,sS,rs siytss,5' Scngcr steamer CUTTER CJl
Inns, commanded, viii couiiuue,r
make tegnlir weekly trips O., Cincinnati, Irov.
ing Wheeling evety Sunday evening ~ Q -,
\ NJ
tUr irci2hi or TaSSogc, hav ne superior c.
commnda ions, Grpiy on h0aJd.
Az Ihe CutCrIS provided wiih Evans Safe.
" Guard, 10 Prevent the explosion vi boilers
MAJ
NEW U 5 VI rGAI3t NATIONAL
'SS The new and IA, ronninq r,s-
S-r-TrNas Scngcr N'camer NATIONAL.
S5rScs-TsFs G. Mason, commanded. wiz
couuhue o make regular weekly tfipS To Gin
Sinnai; leaving Wa cling every Thursday
evening az o'cl1ck, aud CIncinnaIieveIy Sun
day al 10 n NJ
For freight 90 passage, having superior dc.
cotnmodatlonS, apply 90 board
4 Z! ne NalionaiiS pro vlhed with Evsn S'Slfe,
" Gu'Ld. 20 prevent The explosion OF boilers.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
RN0uiAE CHS clN>ATI pAcKuT:
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER HIBERNIA,

NEW MAIL STEAMER HIBERNIA.
tr>S.Se1S The new and last running
a -,--x,-sA sieainer HIBEPNiA, JOHN
S,Lssss..5 klnsleIcr viii continue
Ss'1'- '---.---a-ss-'ss>to make regular wectly
lIipS 20 Cincinnati; leaving Pittsburgh every
tuesday at 10 a. Nj ; end Wheeling every
Tue>dav at Z NJ, and Cincinnati evcty Fr-
day at 10 A NJ
For height or passage, having sripetint ac.
commodluonS, aprly on boarl
5Ffhr HiheInia was built expressly Tor The
CIncnna'I AMI Ptt>bur.h traGc, an will cons
linue IN The uade lie whole season
sfite lliherBia Is PROV d,d with Evans
Saeiy Guard 10 pr event The cNplo ion Of boil
eE>' icb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06

Real estate and steamboat advertisements,
sheriff. and commissioners sales; iheauical I,
circus, or similar advertising, not 10 be pub
lShri by The year.
Advertisements ehntgcablc by the insertion
should in all cases, be accompanied by the
written directions 4, 10 the number of iuser
IONS; il not, they will be published ill forbid,
and payment exacieH.
no advertisements inserted eraluious,y
Marriages and deaths are published as news
Obituaries and funeral invitations are adyer-
tisementS.
The privilege OF adveruscts, by the wear, j.
confined TO advertisements of their own recu
ar business. all other advertisements sent b,
4. hem will be charged at The usual rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
WHEELING TIMES ADVERTISER
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES Il. WHARTON,

AT THE MASONIC H,Lr,o rrosire rus rQsr orricE
Market street. Uhteing Trginit.
TERMS,
Duly Parrr, So, year IN adv,ncc.
Western Virginia Time. s. G,z tic, Weekly,
81, in advance.
No subscription received Tor either aper for
G than G monks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06
CmANGa or BUstNBs..

Wiz ~H..fU"'f hI'hs tltruu inusd lie Aut-
zion iu.lu,s. iu ihit 'iiy. hpss lJ1vc tu return
h., lhlu.s 90 u0u-c who have favored bun wih
o.u-aHmcrHs. srd furthermore. miurm. Ihc pu1Ir.
Imr hc hos ruW or,not u COMMISSION store Go sell
'D yrNaic sales. aii auUs ul ia 'f,.rudi,c. rh a,
Dr Gpd Grrcu,., Fun rurs, GO. It's rooms
uc large aud s."rpus aud 1ro u,u,d Du ot.c among
t'ir best iurs ul Doc COW. tur 70 general tusIu,s.
.,Iue uu 80 ,r.,t syicc NIlt- IS u.a cirI uf Mar.
bcI llua#c. lb1,ri advance. mtaron rpIs .aumcti.
l- L,u t,.urc. Person. having gI-cul,j account.
tfs f,qu..t.d a.rali between dis aud Ji, G,,l oi
Una. 4ud settle tho same hy rlsl 90 noe. t- lie
olI ousiress must hc squared. TN. wrli,u fcs, e,i
tn gsr-Ius. ~ adjuun Goo ius rHsau sils. 90 iho
cHy. be- Wy,d say. ipr bo h'n,Giol surb as visit,
have ihcit goods solid a ButI irn ibU hr bus ui ,ie
such ,frlu. sucu.. a. q. 100 ,utuo n,u Coo goo Cd, OH,
ICs.y t,,r ullutl.. tusfli .,j lup'ir .,c.
] oa, r a uHlNTuNCLR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-06

I'd CRIMSON y nun. HOUSE. SIGN AND
sa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nul2J West
eide Mum ST. ore nlw1ys prepared with llic bcsi
wofkmcf oud mafofa' ipoNcCuio an orders in hci.
Iin, 600 The hcsf style aid ai thc lowest riirs
Every description ol SIGN PAINTING OK Gil,
DINO Ann. ln Inc Lr.I rn.muLf m,r no
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11
CORRESPONDENCE.

GREENCASTLE, June 6, 1915.
The Wings of this county held Il Convention on
Saturday last, and nominated full ticket. All the
candidates are Mcliaughey men except Dr. Stevenson
Ex-Speakcr of the House. DR.. s has not yet accepted
the nomination, and viii not, if he takes the adv ice
Of his real instead OF his pretended friends Ii is
plain 10 be seen that the object of the Doctors
nation TO the support OF his friends for the
Wing nominee for Congress. Hon J. 4. Wright Is
in the field again, and industrious and perse-
verIng man, | never saw and Il VIII take great
deal of special pleading and partyisin To convince the
people that contrary 10 their interest 10 reelec;
HIM. Mr.. Wright made propo sl'Ion To Mr. Nc
Gaugbcy that each should Issue circular. and dis
pensc with public speaking. This Mr. Mctaughcy
refused to accept. know not how to account for his
refusal Is he afraid to put his principles on paper
for the inspection of all! Or does he think his orer-
poireriag eiogaence VIII better enable the people 10
digest his political dognas The people can put
their own construction on his refusal. Every body
must knock under TO +. w. Mctiaughey-Dr. Steven
son must for the Legislature whether he desires
o not and if he don't he must be branded as
disorganizer, and forever prescribed by certain
clique that consider Mr. McGaughey young
Hercules, second only to the Embodiment
student in University, by the name OF Ial loT
died very suddenly last week, and three have beer
expelled, and three dismissed As the cause q
expulsion was different from any that ever before
come under my observation, will give you some %
the particulars On Sabbath previous to the exhlbl
ten of the circus, Rev Mr. Johnson took occasion Il
preach against crcu>cs. The subject then served a
a topic of conversation for several days, and The
Faculty took 'he subject under consideration. On'
morning, President Simpson announced IN tie Chapel
that the faculty could not give their consent rr th
students to 90 The Circus THIS rule created quit,
a sensation among portion of the students, and on
young men went and asked for an honorable disnis
SION which was refused.* This deferred others wht
contemplated taking the When the
day of circus came, several ventured to 60 IN an'
next morning three expelled, three di,miss ed
and am not advised Of the fate of the remainder.
f.
The Wi er has since been informed that the Prcsiden
consented to give the young dsmi>son on condition
that he ,oouid ieare the University for home inedidieJ
which condtyn was not accepted by him
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11
Taore Irons jn t,,c Fire.

The Rev. Mr. Cotton, the author of the ''Junus
Tracts of the last campaign. has announced his IN
tentiOn OF publishing The Life and Times of Henry
Clay 1t Will appear IN two volumes and the val
ne Of It's contents has been ushered forth with pre-
lIninaFy flourish OF trumpets by six vhig gentlemen
of New York-three ''honorabes'' and three
''esquIres'-who certify that they have portions
of the Ms and
ssThat the authors peculiar and vell-knovn powers
have been strIkingly displayed, both IN the
plan and execution OF tins task, which nearly
completed lie has impaired "A familiar subject the
freshness and charm OF novelty, only by his mode OF
trealius II, but by the which a thorough
ploraliou of this rich field has afforded Among the
mer"us topics of captivating interest the light
which lac has placed the alleged 'targain between Mr.
Adams and MIR. Clay aud the disclosures he has made
regarding it, By the presentation of aud documentary
evidence, truly surprising" &c. &c.
Tie Rev. CALVIN Cotton states, his part, that
(he)-
"rIe author spent the last winter at Lexington, Ken
lucky, immediate with MIR Clay, with
10 his papers aud correspondence, and the Whole
OF this work. IN us progress, submitted To him.
If may believe the New York CORE -pondcnt of
the Cine matt Gazette, he ha, converscd upon the
subject with the reverend author. and understood from
him, that the b1rgtH ciGrge alone, lie (Ar. tOl-
toni had obtained from Mr. Clay near one hundred
pages of manuscript, and that he (NIr Colion) VIII
attempt 10 Tx UPON the forehead Of Gen. jackson,
through four of his friends and alleged agents of that
day. tine charge of hi, having himself made Overiurcs
friends Of Gen. Jackson. Who have charged Mr. Clay
with Coalition and bargain with Mr.. Adams Mr.
Cotton has, 1t is true. subsequently, published card
softenng down and modifying the statements of tho
Cincinnati pendent respects, (not >pc-
Gifted however, but admitting much of their correct
ness
Not being behind tie curtain ourselves, must
wait the volumes, to ascertain their contents
but we hazard very little in saying that, let Tie
charges aganst Gen. Jackson appear when they may
there will not be wanting defenders enough to proec
his memory and his grod name from the lcng-deayet
and now insldOu- y-concocted assault But con
fess we rather surprise d, and somewhat Indlg
nant, that these charges should be reserved rs pos
thum0us attack upon the character of this ustrlou
One other reflection, too, arises upon the face
of the transaction iiself-that is significant Sgt
of the intention of Mr. Clay to be held up prcsl
Dental candidate in ISIS. Hi, bIographer appear
to be making attempt to clear The paths of ambl
ton from the dItiicnltc, and sunbl ngblocks wilc
beset progress. I'm adj ton to the above II - sal
MIR. Clay has opened correspondence with Genera
Houston i'll TcNas, under the idle hope of obtaining
some information that may lmpcate Gen. Jackson
Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11
Fourth of ,estIy.

The committees from the several Sabbath Schools
and from the Washngtonian Temperance Society met
in the Methodist Church, when Dr. Coe appoint
ed chairmar, ]. l.. Ketcham secretary.
On motion, it RcSo'red That the Sabhath
Schools of Indianapolis and the Washingtonan Tom
perance Society unite in the celebration of the fth,
on condition that there shall be but speech from
the Sabbath School and from the Temperance So
cety, and these expressly limited to hcenty minutes
each. Whereupon Governor Wallace was selected as
orator on behalf of the Westinghouse, and J. l..
Ketciam on the part Ct the Sabbath Schools.
David Reynolds, ESQ., was appointed to read the
Declaration of independence, Mr.. Austin w. Morris
was chosen Marshal, and the following gentlemen a
committee of finance. TO wit Jesse Jones'. Mr. Hub
bard, Mr.. Sugrovc, Mr.. Ayers, Willis Wright, Mr.
Stats, James NJ. Ray, DIR. McClucr, and the follow
ing a committee of arrangements Mr.. Alexander
Ialnson Mr.. Andrew Smith, Mr. James w. YandeS
Col Day, Mr.. Tucker, Mr. Robert Martin and Mr.
Charles cox.
Sentinel and Journal requested to publish
BY order Of the Com. JOHN l.. kLICHAM
indianapolis, June 9, lSij.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11

On the 2ist ut the trial Of persons charged with
the murder Of Ham and Joe smith, commenced at
Carthage Illinois. The prisoners. J. 6. Davis, late
an Illinois Senator, 7. {. Sharp, editor of the War
saw Signal Mark Aldrck VIM. " Grover and Col
Levi Williams. complained By affidavit of the partial
manner in which the jurors had been selected and
prayed the court that T. iS0rS be appointed to select
jury, which the court granted The jury was not en-
trely empannellcd at the last accounts Everything
yet has been entirely quiet and peareable yet there
deep and intense anxiety felt winch pervades all
classes-the characters of tie accused the nature of
the charge against them, and the peculiar state of the
relations existing between the NprmOns and Anti
Mormons. all con>pire TO make the present trials OF
deep interest the old citizens of that part of Hi
no.s. Everybody almost tending court goes armed to
the teeth. aud frequently muskes and rifles Will be
seen taken out Of wagons with much dclbcratlor
n if they were attending militia muster instead Of
attending n court of Justice. This is bad state o
things. bat extraordinary eases demand extraordinary
rcmcdies.-cia. Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11
Obituary..

Departed this life the 9th instant, at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Jonathan Scoteld in thi, county, Mr..
George Cooper, u laboring man, who stated that he
formerly lived at near Vincennes. lie had
" worked ut two other places in this neigborhood
was perhaps between - and 40 years Of age
had but little to say very slow in his movements
rather singular in his appearance; much that II
would be difficult to determine whether or not his in
ellect not in degree impaired. vincenncs
papers please copy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11

DIR. WistaE's HiIsH1n al VIII 9HcTEy'
remedy compound balsamic pep"ao" o' TIE
Ufd Ch,rru Bark and Moss NJ eaad combined by Chemical
process Pine so zluiay have bee" ~ ehro" >"
when CoUcHs Asnns toNsunrrioS"
any disease of lungs that Of the most distinguishes" ,s
approved aud opery aekno"eogea
The most valuable medicine discovered IL truly van'"e
medcne reeng amni OF good IN the relief OF
suffering Humanity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11
W. w. W lciS.

II respectfully requested Of those friends of Judge
Wick who take ths paper, give notice by written al
otherwise, Of the above appointments, n
the proper ncIghborhooda.
The above are probably all the appoin Judge
WIcl viii have time make and fill IN the above named
counties. Other appointments will he made hereafter for
other counties which the friends Will kindly make
public possible.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11

TIE NEW NAME.-As n substitute for the name
proposed by the ~ Y Historical ciety. that
our country take that Of "a vAN-NA; which would
represent not only the broad praries OF the west, but
the Solo11ons Of the east and being interpreted
would read. the country Of wise mon and praires.-
Southern Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11

Is hereby given that the Common Council of the town
lrdanapO>, Will meet at their Chamber Tuesday the
l7th inst, al O'clock, NJ hear aud determine any
and all appeals that be 0m Assessment list
and valuation thereof, returned by The Comptroller
Lictor for lie present year. y, oider Of the Council
June :, 1873. JAMES G.. JORDAN. Secry