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Tucker on Government
A sERiFS or LECTURES ~ IL. scisncs u Government
n intended 70 ID, Student study
ton Of the United States Beverley Tucker
ia the University OF William Mary. Williamsburg ymsina-
just published for sale by
Jss DRINkER
II hw BOOKs-Antbe Virginia Law u. and large sto 4
~ OF other Law worl had moderate prices At J. w
RANDOLPH cos Bookstore, Bind Stationery Music and
Fancy stofr. I2I Main sue-t. das
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DRY HOODS.
AT RBDUCED PRIcBS

RbD UCED Prices
~ AY. MATHEWS q co. intending to take
- Inventory the ef ysst Whtns o. 70
duee Their stock By that ue low sb
oGsf goods reduced prices Having recently add issy ~
hsif asorHsn y BE- oaai soPlts and Jsssb. any
In The cay
pau 81 ,be gfois ,asi bsndsous nsw ys C.,
'hau snd Gnghams nom :, 10 ~, ~ "a 1t 70
LHseys keys Kentucky JesBs std ssunet tgl rs 90
Is IS red and white Fsnaes from IS slSs pa Of
which Rogers pseal warranted hrnt ushtnr
Donssuc shtnfs fen &c The fns.t qua srfs asprt
Of zoe tupsha ply Rfss, pnf sol a.Csfp~ts
from IS rs "a TSn-d spd Du oftarous
qusl ties apd chap hsavy fuiy Bantes noaz
% psf afoadeoths Cas- sod Nenk
mp"Tson' herno and aub-~ shius Hrd Dta~efs
Coves Cnvat sosk Corars sgd Ro~ss unhfsas h tnens
srd besehed eo'ton shnss superior Linen and
rhse'ihss Damsst sad nisp~r..
Fancy Goods.
sssi variety q ctma AMI shaws ard scars part
h-n en,eJ new 'ye and very
sni cofd Urrss hs Noussn ~ tsss- taer AND Repp.
PSF ~ lien ne mi AatcH~ designs ua -o ptnS blne
tR'NsW ouefc Csre, Tor eysttne aess Ftsah Cspe.
'"At'sd che vets rhesdsti Gimp Edens srcs
yet.v .mp- tep Gods tcfSs AID TasscN Fr Es~ "
eatd' Velvet apdCnPs scsT ssl ptsd sney Buttons
ke ss d.
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New York, October ST, Isss.
W NOTI 4 f. II hereby notify the public
that hoR.ot EvssrTT my Agent and that
have no eoaL@eoon with him, with any
pihs which he Oder public, Bsal. Rss,
PAi' nor an, o'bef medicine manufactured by him.
NJ a.. BRIN,KERHOFF.
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NUEMBERS OF THE Lk1ISI. WIRE. AM

w n,b.Ts ~ 6uJ ~ IsI Nan sUst a. such IT Pa
ools steel fsHs let inksa7tS Ssrd ssJ RsHes Nj
fstkHvvs fencis wft War tuis Rsbht sui-
IL Sist"asO tp. A#o, ~ Weekly NewSy.ycfs PeuOa
cab Ncstis ssd c'hsT hshs LtsrstuTe ~ he asy
d ! RsNpOLFu CO
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.

y,
ID Pt n HtSEAS OF CARPETING
1T WHOLESALE Of hEr5LL.
'INHE subscribers are now pared TO show TO
- soutsrn PdreHassrs III. n oOU Pieces OF In
gain Chrpctings Of all qusrie. ihs NOVEL
ANp MILITANT rTh LIS goods sold
tas prices ee Of .uch
qualify sirr'y satisfaction h-purchaser.
Also, OF BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY
CARPETS which have great care sd Of,
pariea AIy worthy of aIisLtOn. HENRY PET-TEs co,
d. TN as4 WafaIo.iau Sure Boston.
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10000 DOLLARS WouTs Ut
DRY GOODS!

At REDUCED Prices.
III has been our custom for the last twenty-five
years every nv. years ana
1870 will b. the 5ib peo1 shall therefore,
the reduction of all At reduced
prices bs greater of them and below
The public eonhi,ny rely carrying pldge
here made With reducing ps-sibls
amount before tie hG sale by auction We
variety Of sre and fancy goo us-Ey reta
Establishment AMI New York Hrochs
Cashmere TuTseTe and CfaIe ehip cashmere BEcOsse
Fringe asD large stock Of Woosn, and Rauksts ven
cheap. NALEN TINE, HREEDEN a
d.. 9i7 Hfoad st,,,t rbocIo. Iiu
SUGAR CURgD HAMS TieTces EN-. One rugaf CURED
- Hsms for saIs low. boS9 GRAPE
nNE HUNDRED DoZ COUNTY kNIT suoks sof .,e b.
~ Bo26 GAY. MATHEWS n 90
I OAR AND BROWN SUGAR, &c. =
~ Woo'sy's t.abs fsGbsi ~ susaf
Crusb~d std Pu'vvf,-d 81
Cssdhsd Cuba sbi ~ CtOiI o.
FOno Rsoco AID \. Orleans Do.
10. Molassss. fof family
Virginia Honey, 10 byties-FOf sale By
NJ 20 JOHN aREIE
DlCkLE LOBSrERS. dr.. Jars Of tho
above arci fot'p.s irAN PIZZfSre
~ N,u Scorto 10. Ftcbsns.B.ps
RAss Sheet Iron sod ws FenI.s Bfas. urss To sol
- Polished sboveI ros. ami Poker Brss pohi Foot
mss Fef ale By SMITH a HARNyOODr
"a NJ.
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CARPETlNG AND RUGS!

Nocond NUpPiy.
Two oil who wish to purchase GOOD hans-or,s
s"d cheap Carrots Rss. We invts tina, - e.V ,,J :,
snns iafrc ssspfgulsni, Fecs.eL
CAV N,rurvxs 49,,
EBh IbrihNI REVtEW- Vqarsrb Revi-w NJ tss Asnsr an
Fso'ssnt A-siori edtd By Rev r. W. Gts~od a.si-fed
~ 40 Na'oy Cspmfss G IT, assston b.
~ pEfNKER a NORRus
'u.OFEn rURsE TwIsyT Gsrptur.. or us s,ms
~ hy s-by tno ~ THn y rRtCF a Co
M BBLS. superior Apples receiving aud Cor
'.ssy s'S k4NE'N Wp,rLoSg.
~ Alls-WafohOuse an ,pbrcco box ditto
' for chr Purp' y, ss-ty
Sei PNygNPokg. ALI.as q 60.
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lotteries.

q. GREGORY & CO.. MANAoxx., No.
u iei nss Street r,eha.ss<. Va.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
S5U.Oo0 CAPITAL! $4,000! 10000.
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY C... a. for ists, ~ BE- drawn in
Ahrandns % q. on sa,u,d-y. h-esmb.r ihh.
Magnificent scheme
S"i- Of ';eooo ! p'n-of s3.a,,
1900 80 i.na0
10 900 IGo 900
5000 10 500
to0o ks a.,
wbsI, r,ehe. sI0-Iiav., s. oaait.ts 50.
cs'uns.''. Of r..s',e' @ % who'.. siie
Do do. 20 Halves 30
b1. do. 20 Quarters. ,,
$4,000. IN PRIZES Of $1,000:
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Clss. No Zoe IstJ "a L. sr.~a
In Aiszssdfia, d q. SATURDAY. December 90
splendid scheme:
'"~:'' ''ssSo ~ pr1'.~ sl.so
$3.50 700 900
&c. &c. &c.
rs No L-iery-I1 Draw. Baio.s
Tickets sIo-f.se- 5-Ii.Isss . rs.
Candidates VI Packages Of IS whos. ESQ 90
Nv. do. rs Quarters. D, SO
1924 DOLLARS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, cA.s co. Too ists, be drawn IN
Alexandria. ID c, IN saturday. Deeemb~r 9Th.
Grand Scheme.
''''' ~ 'S ,sssa :, P'".~ ',S5, no.,
5000 40
5000 Ae A.
Tickets sio-Haiv,. 5-ouartsr. 2 So
Cs',idSst-. OF Packages Of 2s wboe-. siao
Do do 26 Halves 10
III. d. 90 Quarsr. Is
Ordeu S Tickets andshares
above Splendid Lottery viii promp attention.
account Of The Drawn will Be
10 all who order nom Address
J. u. GREGORY = co. Managers.
no .S-dAesa~ Richmond, Va
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
IL BARRELS sp'. ru'rea''o- in 1ns oTsss 10. ..rg
nolI Ia Main sus.,
EJLAYs-J. W. RANDOLPH co, have lot sale s-v.rs
eandrtd Aetns Pay. IN The ehsAp pamphlet form
S00n GALLONS ALCOHOL, for sale by
$500 iosI a ~ WILDER. 81 hsin 81.
nIE SrUFfS-Indigp, Nader, Logwood
noet Al wILDER. 81 Main-.
100 KEGS WHITE LEAD, No. 1, ., aud
asi. go ''' -''' b A-H-w Il a:'s.,
RAKCAiNs. BARGAINs IN CAhPEIr-Thr ,uS.cnb.I,
- vii Ell their orthree ply aud ingram Cag-.
many mth are ne" aud ssaaa pa'ns at greatly reduced
pns Ia - IN want viii Ind 10 their
do LATnaoP. CHRISTIAN 90.
DWELLINGS, Loaf Crushed sugar. IN hoIes han Lo,.,
dec wEss BACON .cn
(,HEE<E-Io and IS primr Goshsn che. ui
~ received per scar Green~Sy and lor ..e by
do HIssRI.L * ascANDII=H.
THOMAS u. TALIAFERkO.
AtCrIoN EEH COMMISSION MERCHaNT,
Bril- Tdrern. Richmond Va.
Assisled by >. u, Hill.
III will devote his attention Ia the selling and
- hiring Of Neso'. pathlly and privately s~. selling
HOUSES Lots ami other property Richmond ami vicinity aod
all Kinds Of pr"iue- Thai ma, l- b"ushiio marhs $50
BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHING.
ShE have ~ .tor ars- Of Heavy MiIsd
w don Duh Bial-'s. fn Negroes large 20, OF fn-d
eoh. Heavy Tweed. SeT>,.s JaHs sc al Of which viii be
.oli c:lsap
DIES H,wE| VAN DEURsIN 4 WARD
nVER sHuEs-ws have oh hand genu-mens iniis Rub.er
~ ami Leather over SHOES Of good qIaty wh'b
low 6ss PuTNEY WAITS.
CHEESE, HAIsINs, Ae.
LIMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE.
a Pine App- 61i Goshsn d..
Bunch Raisns, whole ani half
Cat Meal. Scotch snI Peal BARLEY
Yellw synt Peas Italian Mae:aroni
Maile's SUI French Mus srd
Pnservrd Braniied and Piekhd PrSehe.
Preserved Pine Apple, Orange uni Lane.
Crosse 4 BlaekweI-s 10 don saurs..
Just received per ,ehr GTeenwsy, and for ,ae by
JOHN CREME
de- 1873 Main
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GREAT BARGAltS,

HKEAT BARGAINS,
SILAS MERCHANT. Manufacturer a nd Deal.
~ sr in RoHdy-niade Clothing, ia Main street.
RICHMOND, ~,
Designing to take an Inventory on the LIST Uf
January Will order his Stock sell his good. until that
huic at NeTy reduced prices foo Cash.
Those in invited eramne ans he will nut
the prices - Low To make 1t incrcs; boy.
drlO sILAS MERCHANT
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Anftioir 9clee.
81 Davenport. Alien a Cs.
.e.
fUrrHE DAYS.

AulltUW 1Cl6G.
FUTURE DAYS.
sy D.venp.rs. aIi." a o..
DRY GOODS.
On "WEDNESDAY. D,esabsr I.th at aeaeL wi H. .lI =,
cur Aacu"s Rooms. sIar.- AID
tParueuans In fuior. p.p-t-l
TERAs-unisr soo ea.h. FOE sos et.ia
S-s pAvgNroR ALLEN u Cn. Ase,..
CORN, OATS, FODDER, TOBACCO &C. &c
roK SALE Ar AMBLERs,
Iu H~urIro.
An snthots< ~ Nr- o. He'd gr.e.,,i, Of IN. ia. &. -
IL Read. ,-ii Dat. Ps-s,r rbus.. To q r.
hnsHs 10 The Estate 1t Ams i- Their
-hnek. and rop- ~ tbs Crop desire ptya- sa
imn"itey that tine be isi thase Chm d-,se.
wih 'en the Tobacco tn -
delivered IN Richmond ~ .r ped
u not .rh by thu ish Dvesb- crop VIII on that day m
"n-I'a . pue SALE Terms s~h FIs- the Richmond
e,-esath- W. q sims.
ny Jnioe. a Rsroth~r.
PERENrTnRY SALE OF
NEW FURNITURE, PLATED WARE Be
On FRIDAY NoRNiNC, December i2ih s,or-. at 10
"e'oes will -.H r.rrs. ys.y on
new Furniture Silver Plated Ware Tea Tny-
Cushion seai Freneh Pattern s,fas
hesrai Pun French Mahogany Chair,
E: r'a,a a Velvet :; . Roche: Cd
Hair Cloth Rocking and se~irg do
Mahogany C.n,r. Tabl-- and wsshstand.
DO Bur.auI seeretIries asi Po1se.-,
Cane and Wood s-si Chairs. sIs.board..
PLATED WARE. &C
siver Pat-j Oak. Baskets Candie-tieL. and Wafer,
Elegant Iapd Sandwich ri Tray.
hAhd broa<e GiTaLfle,. with r,eh drops he.
eT sale Psrempory-COoi, for termination "Wednesday.
ss iNLOEs u BROTHER, AacIs.
STOVES.
WIZ be aided Stoves su,,-- and In
CITY MADE BARouCHE
W" be ADDED to the above sale spsrer mace Bsrouehs.
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NEGROES.
~ oes ~'hte 'od hAe'y Negro Boy. 10 10 10
s os ana -N-tro eids, III ami 10 .sryss
i'' no iauh w. DICKINSON 4 BROTHER Aue,.
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RDw ARE.
M 5. & J. DONNAN, (ll7 West Main g.,
w ispctsis a-d n..sr For.,Ea Bou.s ais a.sa
were, have i-fss ast ssses stces u.ts..
eoH-stius 10 pstnf
Enivs. sod Forss. q CO. ~ tssetip,toe
RsEors foctet kave- aEa s.asu
Wocsan 81 acf-ws
PAD. ehssi, cupbrsrd and Leu
CatgsnusfF Csroas sni tmt.fi0a ktos Ls-A-
fiks u an kind. Iiofse and seoe Rasys
NIL PUaui ;. saws
fTacs and 9aHs Chats
brnsd, nafro~ snd Pafpr a.
Ca" sad shcsr st-sl Il. $780,.
70 ra"h hsy sah - saJ cssay esrss.
10y ~ p'rtsfes - - nh ssu- d.s
kSh fHt ffPfEs.-Lsdie.' whtte ss.s ss.ss
srt shpPrrs 90 tse best aa.isty ESQ a-fess
fakpens No, vsfs kba spV~rs NJ aaksy So -.
NHessna W 81 ~ D. TrNCN n us1Ts ID.
LUX NEW YORK. The ,we,sr pc tss
sem eefENNAY, Say CsueA sow - a< q an, A
500 rashss=. 'arseSo io' Ise h.,s y sh " s.-~s. a.
~ eaeoasd q Lss.@s vhggQfte
~ ns El-sxss soxs
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4 MOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL ~ CLOTH
Pscist snn'he large o Of Cohirg which Tor sa.h
ard aye ruis Owrf h,n ne ams aua'r
cav b. I'D 81 eWbtc Cone and ~
seJ stLas MgRCHANr tts Main q
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yVAN IMPORTANT NOTICES.
BROOKS, BELL IL HUDSON contemplate

y BALES CJTruN Batting, Jus, received, and
- for ssi- by dc 10 GORDON q SKINNER
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NOTICE

WEST still continues his unrivalled style
y VI HAIR CUTTING. on Il s,.ei. sLoekes Hin.
November q,
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collin PIANOS
RICH DESERT SERVICES.

'ht @erenser has ia assnsd from Pans VIA New vs.a
10" neh aai ssa1fi Dr<e which =. ,.-tc
s"enpoa al us PsShe HUGH A. WATT.
No &C Hal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
Who is the once seeker

Morrison charges that we have been applicants for
some four or five Offices This, an part is true. After
sixteen years service in the Democratic cause did
not know that it was a crime to do so. But to the
facts.
One of us was an applicant for the State Printing,
and got it, after he, Morrison, tried every game to
chisel of it. The other has been a candidate
for the Post Office, and he boldly and fairly.
In one of our little corporation elections also, he
suffered his to be used candidate for Coun-
Gilman Awful ofice-seeking that! Some talk was
also made once about our running for the Senate but
we should like to know if solitary soul in the dis
trct ever heard US announce ourselves as candidate
for that Office.
We may have also often remarked that we intended
one of these days to run as candidate for President
of the United States; and we only waiting now
to see whether the good people of the U. s. would
like the Old Cock to be thus honOred. Were once
there, we would make sad havoc among some politi-
clans, sure.
But with what grace comes such charge from one
who has held Office always when he could get it, and
has been standing applicant for sometimes half a
dozen at a time Let us look back moment
Morrison first came here Representative from
Clark county and certain set of bastard politicians
Since then he has held, been applicant for the
following Offices We don't set them down in regular
order, nor do we remember whether We have got the
whole. We Just state them from memory He was
elected Senator appointed by Gov. Wallace; Wing,
a member of the Board of Internal Improvements,
where he spent upwards of 600 more than he was
allowed to do by law and IL is sGid he employed
to get him contracts in their names which he was not
allowed to do by law then Representative then
State Printer - candidate for Congress against the
lamented Kinnard candidate for Congress against
w. ]. Brown at which time he kicked up a very
pretty fuss and cursed all hands candidate for State
Senate candidate for Auditor of State, Treasurer
of State and for State Printer again. all at once
candidate for Congress again; see his letter to the
committee i candidate for the Post Office was
Assistant Secretary of the Senate candidate for
Principal Secretary of the same body candidate for
Register of Land Office, which Mr.. Van Buren, refused
to give him, and for which Morrison has not forgiven
him had previously been candidate for Post Office
against Capt. Cain - Commissioner of an Indian
Treaty commissions among the Indians, commonly
known the Blanket Treaty ;-and we don't know
how many others. Is not Mr.. Morrison very modest
man
Lord help the poor people, if he is longer to ride
them with boot and spur
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
Eight days later from Europe.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston on Mon
day, Nov Sd. She brings London and Liverpool pa
pers TO Oct. 10.
The price of grain is rising rapidly. The weather
has been wretched and large patches OF uncut grain
are exposed to the elements in the north of Engla
and in Scotland Damp corn enhances the price OF
fine wheat and those who hold the latter calculate on
a farther rise. The money market shows symptoms
of wavering consols have declined one per cent and
the value of money is higher. The iron trade Is
brisk and prices advancing. The produce market,
(sugar, rum, molasses wool, coffee,) is hrm, with
slight advances in some articles.
The American provision trade fourishes The
stock of beef, pork, and cheese, is light; and the
state of things in Ireland will have tendency not
only to improve prices but to lessen competition.
The cotton market is depressed the business
transacted Is limited prices have a downward ten
dency; and holders evidently not at ease show de-
sire to accept the current rates. and to press their
stocks The sales Of the week ending on Friday, Oct
II, only amounted to 10000 bales; and limited as
this business is, it was restricted on the
1Sth-for not more than 800 to 1900 bags changed
hands, thousand causes may be adduced to
count for the present stagnation. Foremost is the
railway madness. 1t swallows up all classes and
shades in Its vortex
The state of trade in the manufacturing districts
does not certainly give an indication of the existing
feeling in the cotton market The yarn market is
pecially dull. Large quantities had been purchased
for expectation to Germany. The market for goods
in Manchester and the neghborhood is also less
tive, and prices have receded lte-hey easier
in the parlance of the trade. The wooen trade in
the Yorkshire districts has also diminished some
what in activity, but still maintains healthy ap
pearance.
The dock yards and naval arsenals Of England ex-
hibit extraordinary activity. In many of the out
ports steamgates of the largest class have been
dered by the government to be ready by fixed period,
according to the contracts and the builders have been
bound down in heavy penalties to have them fit for
sea at the required time. Oregon is pointed at by
certain politicians as the solution of the mystery
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
THE SESSION SENTINEL

The time is close at hand when we shall commence
our Session State Sentinel. We are fully convinced
that triweeky paper will be equally valuable and
more economical than daily, and have therefore
concluded so publish. Our session paper viii be OF
the same large size as the Weekly Indiana State Sen-
mel, and afforded at one dollar We shall have full
and accurate reports of the proceedings of the Legs
lature made up daily and we have also engaged
competent law reporters to report the decisions OF the
high courts The importance Of the action of the next
Legislature upon subjects of vast interest TO the peo
pie at large, must be apparent to all; and all in
terested in the information to be obtained from full
report of their proceedings. We have further en-
gagged regular correspondents at Washington city,
who will keep constantly and correctly advised OF
oil matters of Importance relative to every branch Of
the Government.
As may wish TO subscribe for longer term than
the session, or for the Weekly Sentinel we subjoin
our terms in full:
State Sentinel, semi-weekly, and tri-weekly during
the session, 81 90 per year.
State Sentinel Weekly, 50 90 per year. Three
copies So; Five copies So; Ten copies SIS; Twen-
ty copies 800; Fifty copies, $40.
Triweekly for the session, 81 90.
Weekly for the session, 30 cents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
Another New Store.

We do not know when we have examined finer
or more extensive assortment of Dry Goods, &c.
than we found at our friend MELDRUM's, at the old
auction store, near Harrison's corner Mr. NJ. has
certainly exhibited great taste in his selections and
is determined to do a smashing business in the way
of bargains. We shall have occasion to request
our fair friends to give him CALL when say that he
is young bachelor, and candidate, in addition to
all his other attractions. All who go once are sure
to go again, and that is saying Look In ladies'
and remember moi to leare any thing except your
dimes, or may be, your hearts!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
OiCtati0n.

The JuntO generally, and Morrison's Democrat,
their organ, say that we dictate" and nothing
peases us, unless under our dictation. So far as
they are concerned we intend to dictate" If show
ing them up in their true colors convnces the people
that they not what they profess, be dictatioh,
plead guilty. But when our cotemporaries of the
press any of the people, make the charge, we
shall examine the ground 1t is only Debating to the
Junto that are determined to lei the people select
their oCn SERVANTS with their own free will and choice
of which they complain. Can't they get up more
reasonable charge-one that the whole people do not
knoc to be falsel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
Marion County Convention.

By appointment, the Convention met on Saturday
last, the Sth inst.
On motion, JACOB VANDEGRIFT, Esq, was called
to the chair, and EDWIN HEDDERLY appointed Sec-
rotary.
There being but few delegates present, on motion
of Mr.. Roberts, it was
Resolred, That this Convention adjourn, to meet
at the same place on SATURDAY, the 22d inst, at
10 O'Clock, a. IN.
Resolred That tie several townships be especially
recommended to send up fun delegations to the said
Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Preston, it was
Rssolred, That the foregoing proceedings, and no.
tee thereof, be published in the State Sentinel.
On notion the Convention adjourned.
JACOB VANDERBILT, Chm.
Ed. HEDDERLY, Secy.
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ASSEMBLY.
New Jersey ELECTION.

The annual election for members of the Legisla-
ture, some County officers, and member of Congress
in the Sd district, comprising the counties of Buriing-
ton, Monmouth and Mercer, to supply vacancy, has
been held.
In Hudson county Wing Senator and Assembly
man elected as usual. Jersey City gives Wing
majority of 1859, Van Worst 10, Harrison 1903, which
the remaining two towns viii increase.
Essex County. 1t is supposed the Democratic Sc
nator is elected.
The general opinion seemed to be that Geo. Sykes.
dem. was elected to Congress in the Third District.
The Wing candidate was Israel X. Lippincott.
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Florida Election.

The Indiana Journal, and its coadjutor, the Morri
son Democrat, have each announced that Cabel, the
Wing candidate elected to Congress from the State
of Florida. This attempt growing no doubt equal
y satisfactory to both, proves to have been just before
they got ont of the GOODS We have the pleasure to
announce to oar readers that Mr.. Brocken6rough
the Democratic candidate, is elected by a handsome
majority. May all coons and skunks make Just such
crows US the Journal and Morrison's Democrat.
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Beautiful Bonnefs.

Those who desire to see Bonnets of the prettiest
fashion yet invented, will not fail to call on Mrs.
YOUNG, Immediately. They viii there find bonnets
of the most elegant shapes and of the richest mate
rial as well great variety of millinery articles,
so beautiful that it absolutely makes sigh to look
at them and reflect that can't possess them all
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
Daguerreotyping.

We are happy to announce that MIR. KEvER, an
excellent artist, has taken the Ferguson's
Watch Store, where he is prepared to furnish excel
lent Daguerreotype miniatures. We have examined
number of his execution, and have seldom, if ever
seen then surpassed. We hope he viii receive
liberal patronage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

Morrison names several gentleman as likely to be
democratic candidates for the Office of Governor and
It. Governor, this winter. He has two objects in
doing this: the first sly thrust at Mr. Jesse d.
Bright; and second for the purpose of soft sawdering
others-some of whom he hates as the devil hates ho-
y water Their response to him will be get thee be-
hind me, SATAN 80
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HedderIy's Candles.

We have tried what is called Hedderly's sterine
candles, No. 2, which made Of a combination of
sterine and tallow. While they are considerably
cheaper than the pure sterne, they burn equally as
well, giving brilliant light We advise our readers
to give them trial; being sure that they will find
them the most economical article of the kind which
can be procured.