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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

THE RAILROAD SrocK TAKEN-THE THING FIXED.
TO the friends Of the railroad in Ohio, Greeting -
The Stock required by the charter of the Rich nond
and Miami Railroad Company for the organization Of
the Board Of Directors Is aken and the Directors will
bsfOrthwith elected and ready proceed to the location
of the line Of the road. We will now lave body
that can act authoritativey in the premises We look
for hearty cooperation and early action The stock
taken at Richmond is good, is by men well able 10
pay, and able to double and treble their stock if ne
cessary. rail road car ought to visit Richmond by
this road in three years.--Jefersonian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
The News.

The important matters this day published obviates
the necessity of comment or speculation. No one
will ever hereafter doubt the prowess of our invncibe
troops. The world cannot produce a parallel to the
victories gained in this war. We close the account
as far receved and shall soon be able give the
balance of the particulars to our numerous readers
We presume the Msrican wings and croakers gene
rally will hold their peace hereafter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

Peroe. think Major Laliys danger is very great and
really fearful that he will reach Perote The val
Of this train ences manv of the rancheres of the
neighborng country. who would think of fighting
except tempted by the prospect of sharing in the spos
Unfortunately. too the report is general throughout the
country that there several wagons of specie il the
train, and that 1t is much valuable than really sE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

The TELEGRAPH-We glad to learn that the
citizens Of Madison have subscribed for sufficient
stock in the telegraph TO insure battery that place
What has been done here It is a subject that should
engage our immediate attention. Surely there are
enough whose interest it will advance, to see that we
are Roi isolated by having it pass orer US without
leaving word Of news As it will shortly be here
and as the stock is no doubt profitable, should be
pleased to citizens take an interest in it. BY
preparing to subscribe literally, and thereby avoid
delay. We should like to have list started, stating
who viii subscribe and to what amount.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
Election Returns.

ELECTION kSetufltS.
BENNING TON COUNTY.
Dillingham;. DEM Eaton. whig. Barnard, Alb
Bennington 372 377 "a
Pownal, 30 mai s.
Shaitesbury $50 Il3 SO
Woodford, II maj
REPRESENTATIVE
Neutrality-suspicious. P. Godfrey, whis.
Pownl-J. N. Carpenter, wing gain. No Representative
last year
shaflesbury-D Dennis George dem.
Woodford-Willism Alyerson, dem gain.
SearsbuIgh-SOomun Rich, dem.
GlasiOnbnTy-J0hn Elwell, j., dem.
Observation-Disclosures r. Buuitt, dem. gain
Dorset-N. Curtis, dem. gain.
SundeIland-Riley. dem
Arngton-hills, wing.
The two Senators (den elccied-last year wing BY 3OO
majority.
From the Nelo York Epeniag POST September 10. n
VERMONT ELEEcrIoN - The election for State officer,
took place in Vermont Tuesday last The vote has been
light and the democrats have made gain; and
possible that they have carried the House of Representa-
tives.
CHTrrENDEN County -Burliag tOn- 10 dem last year
90 wing st. George dem; last year wing Wesifoid
-aboii ion Cclchester-dem. Essex-whig Wi>tou
10 choice last year wing. Boon--no choice. Under
hill-no choice Shelbun whig.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. st. AbanS-Dem.; same as las
year. Faniax-Dem 60 maj; last year WING 30 Bakers
held--Dem; last year whs. Faiiheid-Dem; last yea
whig Sheldon-do do do.
GRAND IsLE COUNTY Democratic Senator elected
ADDISON COUNTY MdJlebury = democratic; same as
last year.
WINDHAM CoUNrY-Wmingion--N representative
last year Whiting cham Dem; last year wing Do
veI--dem last year aboliiion. MaIlboIough-dem gain
Haliiax--dem gain. SomeIse-den. Newiane-tiem gain
WIND>oR COUNTY -Chester-dem; last year wing.
sOTHER COUNTIES. BIattleb5Iough--J. r. Blake wing
Vernon. l.. Franklin, dem. gain. Danmetsion-Wm q.
Miller, wing. PUtney-W. p. Richardson, whig" west
mnser-Ia Goodhue. wing. BrooklineAsa Flint, aboi-
ton last year none. Guilf0rd - N. p. Chaplin, wing
kingham-Berjamin Smith, jr, dem. Townshend--A.
c. Howard, bg Waidsb0io aud Wilmington-no choice
VERMONT The Albany Atlas of last evening has The
following relation TO the election in the Green Noun
tain State
We have from Chiltenden and Franklin counties
Vermont showing iatering democratic gain
In Franklin county we have democratic majoIies IN
FafaS. Sheldon Bakersfield and Hishsae. all Of which
last wing and the democratic ticket ior SenatO
is plobaLly elected.
, In Chtenden we have democratic gain in st. George
aud Burlington last year whg the wings lost Westo'd
which is abolition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

INDIANA MEDIcAL CoLLEGE.-We have received
the Catalogue Of the trustees officers and students of
this Institution for the session just closed In read
ing it, did with interest," we discover evidences
Of lis growing prosperity. 1t IS in the hands of capa
bic aud energetic men, and will continue to be an
desring 10 master the Medical nrofss;nn One bU0
dred and four students were in attendance and the de-
gree Of Doctor Of Medicine conferred on nineteen
Of that number. The next session commences on tie
first Monday IN November. For terms see advertise
ment In another column-JoHrna.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

s.Col. McClung. Of Mississippi who is running for
Congress in one of the districts in that staie has
ken bis position in favor Of democratic measures.
He has heretofore acted with the wings, and although
he has not formally renounced that party, he repuei-
ates their whole policy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
To Correspondents.

L. E. Washington. All right and suggestions good VIII
do that thing Judge.
W B., Washington You viii shortly by the
"tnbe1
D. o. NJ Terre Haue win beir you mind should occa-
sion oder soon The complement Just at present
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

Look Our. Richard Martin, alias Chaplin. ia
cob BOat. German boy. and Logan Lawson, es-
capped lately from the Floyd county Jail. The Sheriff
offers reward Of SIS for their re-arrest. viz: $40
for Martin; so for Boat; and sl5 for Lawson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

Herr Ryninger has repeated bis feat Of walking :
wire the Schuylkll, in the pre- Of thou
sands of spectators.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

A HrSr.--0ur modesty forbids US to pay postage
on catalogues and various kinds Of documents, and
then mend The matter by giving to such several dol
lsrs' worth u ADVERTISING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31

Since September last, there ha, been increase In
the circulation Of Se09l6 in Specie Of 81 5a5 and de.
in the deposits Of sol 1872. The line Of discounts
OF the banks of New Hampshire has, within the past
two years increased about fifty per cent. The amour.
of loans in September last was 50 6675l2.
The message OF Governor rratt, OF Maryland to the
Legislature Of that State gives brief statement OF the
public finances 1t appears that by the operations of
the two years ending December 1916 the amount in
terest had been reduced to less than million three
hundred thousand dollars; and during the past year
than four hundred thousand dollars of arrears of
interest have been paid leaving the LIST of December
instant amount OF interest TO fundsd of less than
nine hupdred thousand dollars The existing revenue
system is imperfect In many PARTICULARS and the Cover.
recommends that the system be examined and i'm.
proved by the increase OF the present the imposition
Of other taxes.
The expenses of the State have been reduced by the
passage Of the biennial ression BILL and tho revenue
qured under the order Of things less than eight
hundred and fifty thousand dollars The expenses OF
the Legislature estimated at Sl2s000 interest on
the public debt exclusive Of the funded debt Of October
Is47 S65 s2l interest Of the funded debt OF October
ls47, about S5400O-makng aggregate OF $50 AL,
the annual demands upon the State Treasury The
gross receipts of the Treasury during the past year.
amounted to more than Sl,3O0OO0. The Treasury has
provided for The January interest, on both the sterling
and currency debts, aud has on hand sum more than
sdnc'ent ~ pay The efpenres ri The present. s.sscn "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31

(IUBloUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Candies, louU
~ celebrated for setting at nouRht changes
meter or barometer rapidly melting away like
exposed to July Please therefore TO apply your
broken csnd povous 10 the Est inst many who defer
I'LL then viii be to late IL being impossible supply the de-
maud on that day Ladies remember notices pub
ishea oy him expressly for your use 4. g. HUDDklNs,
verfes are not sold separately. J2o 3t.nc
III ALI LhNTEkNS-FIRST PREMIUM The lugeit
assortment OF Hall Lanterns Of cut stned, and orns
mental glass, offered the public, No. l5 Nassau
street where they select Of between add three
tnousand dneTsut patterns.-GEOHGE tDWAn DS nos.
ll4 and no Nassau street. d28 7tsm
RURoLAh AND rlnE PHEYhN TED, by the sdoI.
A. ton of Toni NSON " HOPkINS's ALARM, which
Alme Ann c1ntuvarceIt attached by
means oi wires to the Doors windows shutters which
the leaAt motion, set the Alum Bell ringing which viii
awake the sonndes sleeper The Alfm' b. placed
any pat Of the bulldug-tle prce OF them ~ very e
Than the bell hinging. IL been nut no IN
he sun Building Seebb Fmnhn square House and ~ Dan.
iOlt GO s. BtJsdHly end Wall street by Duac1n West
Ls Green street, Liberty, who the agsnt ho
pAtestses. They viii take pleasure ~ showing the ops ration
81 TIE nschige ~ al who call d7e ttEm
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the legislature and tbs quarters interest which will fs
due In April next.
very great increase in the receipts from all the
sources of revenue except the direct tax Is estimated
Tor another year. and the gross income the State will
De muon larger In ls4s, and tho expenditures than
In ls4 The estimates of the State Treasurer for the
past year have been largely exceeded particularly that
relative to the direct tax the receipts from that sou ,ce
having been $269,s2i greater than calculated upon
This excess the past year will supposed diminish th
receipts from the direct tax this the amount "a.
umaed from that source is put down three huudrs
Thousand dollars This is in opinion too mail an
esmats The income from the direct tax last year. was
sosS2l, and the estimate $500 00O So great reduc-
ton as that exhibited in the estimate for ls4s Is not
warranted and will not We trust be realized.
The for the past year. ell the sources
OIL revenue other than tho direct amour ted to
Surprising that the receipts from these sources
during the present year, amount to the same which
with the SsooOoo the estimated receipts from the drec.
TAX, the aggregate revenue will amount to 5000 600 Il
49, therefore, clear that the receipts for Isls ev en- upon
this unfavorabe calculation, will exceed the oxpendi-
lures nearly seventy thousand dollars. We have no
doubt but that the will exceed the expenditures
much larger amount than this Within the past three
years very great change has taken place the
OF Maryland From delinquent, it has taken perma.
hent position among the prompt dividend paying States
ana henceorth will rank as high any other The re-
sumption has not been premature and relapse Is be-
yond contingency. With increasing revenue and
reduced expenditures the Treasury the state will be
able to meet punctually, and In full, every demand
upon It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31
The Presidential Herald.

This journal will be published once week. dollar
year 1t will be the size Of the daily Herald and will
be perfectly unique in Its kind. 1t will contain all the
political matter Of the weekgiving all the movements
Of the different Presidential candidates and their friends
at full length 1t will also contain the money and pro-
duce markets Each number will contain leading ed
torial article, embracing philosophical view of the
movements Of the weektbe progress Of the candidates
their chances of succsssthe rse and fall Of the po-
tical so ns to give to every throughout
the country correct and idea Of the
Of the Presidential election.
We have already had numerous inquiries for It, and
doubt not it will have tremendous circulation Judging
from appearances-probably a hundred thousand cub
scribers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31

On thursday morning, Dec. 30 ABIGAIL NJ. CLoyD,
wife of James Cloyd and daughter OF Benjamin Buck
bee, OF Hackepsack.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday morning January Id at
O'Clock at the residence Of James Cloyd, of
First and Hudson streets, Hoboken when her remains
will be taken to Hackensaok for interment
In this city on tn, evening of the 29h December
after brief Illness, ERANKLIv L. MuNN, aged 81 years
The friends of his uncle Chester jennings OF his
n-aw, Abraham Halsey, respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the City Hotel on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock without fur Their notice His re-
mains will be taken to the Greenwood Cemetery Tor in
terment
On the 9oth instant, aged about 30 EVAN f.. ARTHUR
q native of Scotland.
His friends a1d acquaintance requested to attend
bis funeral from No 1872 West Broadway, at az O'Clock
this afternoon.
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Law Eutel,Ixsu..

CiRcUir CoUEr, Dec 30-Before jusoe Eamonds
MRS. MoEiers Wil-John Doe, rs. Richard Roe The
Jury Ia this cause, after being out all night were called
into court this morning and 1t having been
they could not agree, they were discharged
Co,IMoN PtEAs-Deo. 3O-Befere Judge Ulsboeger
In this b anch OF the Common Pea, there wes 81, -
small case, Of no importance, tried to-day Wv N'''
Before Judge Daily.
we case OF Bruce rs " styDeh, commenced veai,r
day. was not concluded when the court ad ourpsd ~
viii be resumed on Monday morning. "
SUPREME COURT or UyIrED STATES Dec 90 -
No. ll-NeT JtrseY steam Navigation COMPANY anns,
lsnt 3 Mafchants Bank OF Boston. The argument Of
nis cause vas continued by Ms Ames for the sppelsnt
pss ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31

MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Dec. 100 +. m.
Quotations for stocks improved fraction ut the irs
board to-day Harlem wentup y per cent; Norwich and
Worcester u Reading Railroad / Long Island =
farmers Loan y; Reading BondsK; Mortgage Bonds =
At the second board prices fell Of aud the market
closed the rates current yesterday The sales at both
boards were only to a moderate extent.
The Hibsrnia takes out about $3OO,O00 in specie.
Wall street has been in perfect fever Of sxctem emit
oil day. In consequence Of the rush OF bill holders TO find
their redeemers. Many failed In SO doing, and the
greatest excitement existed. The brokers redeemed
until their funds we're exhausted ,nd then they
fused everything ofered-good bad and Indifferent
The rates for redeeming all New York State money
rapidly advanced until fve per cent the lowest rate
The panic became great that the tount offered
decided the ability of the brokers to deem, and hun
dreds Of bill holders turned away, without making
an exchange of their bills. We sho, I'd judge, from
what we saw and heard, that between and two mil
lions Of dollars had been redeemed up o'clock In
the midst Of the panic, it annouI iced that the
James Bank the Franklin Bank Of ChsutaSque County
aud the Merchants Bank of Chsutauque County, had
suspended and the bills OF these banks taken In
some cases at fifty per cent discount but only small
amount could be sold at any price.
We snnsx statement showing the condition of the
suspended banks on the LIST Of November -
SUSPENDED BANK, STATE or New Yonx.
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public meeting held at buffalo, the 2lst In
slant at which resolutions adopted inviting the
state Agricultural Society to hold Its next annual fair
in that city
The citizens of Syracuse and Salina are to hold a
meeting the first Monday Of January for the purpose
OF deciding whether they will accept the city charter
offered by the Legislature of the State.
Two lawyers, named u. Haynsr and j. P. Coon, had
regular setto In the county court Judge Psrmeee at
Troy, Friday last We do not learn that they
committed for the offence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31
The Annual Pictorial Herald.

The Annual Pictorial Herald, which we have been
preparing for several weeks past is ready for deli
very 1t can be obtained at tho office in wrappers ready
for mailing.
1t contains nothing but illustrations of Mexico not
an important one of which will be omitted from the
first encampment Of Major General hen Brevet Briga
der GeneraD Taylor and his small army of $500 men
at Corpus Christi to the reduction of the city of Mexico
and ths planting of tho American standard on the Halls
of the Montezumas.
1t also contains list Of all the battles from that Of
Pao Alto to that of Atixoo with the names of the COM
manders the day which they occurred the force en-
gagged each side, and the number of killed and
wounded far be ascertained In the absence of
full official accounts.
Single copies six pence
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Fer Holiday Presents-piamond Pointed

u I'D FenS-Those who would make acccrbIe presents on
the coming holic fad useful article hnn
the Gold Psu provided 1t be that durable and warrant
ed Johu w Creation & Co. No II Ceder street have the
argS aud best assortment To be found the city which they
selling much lower other house the trsde In
Gold or Silver cases. Gold Pens repoined and repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31

ton their Of Pen. Pocket and SportIm,n,,
Knives warranted Kazo and polished Steel Goods, &c AL
for the nvenence OF their they have made ar
men for The repairog of all kinds of Cutlery; having
cugagsd superior workm.n they i'll be enabled all
orders that will give satisfaction g. SAUNDERS
SON, III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.
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Spcudd New Years the Lafayette az ar iae
and ijl btoadway The p,opLetor a. ARTAULT has
imported $50 900 worth Of Fancy G,ods r,pleni-h
before magnfce arrays and he justified ia ,ayEg that no
sstab shmcut Of the hind can claim auy comp rison with
bs h,r IN regard 10 eEent of his mses the courtesy
pod intelligence Of his clerks, the variety, beauty
l'nee AID hegpne Of hs The Bagasr has becone
me for The fashionable PEOPLE Of The CITY aud h
thsil he the propuoof constant study ple6s all who honor
HIM With LBsH ruicBegs
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The Weekly Herald, and the Herald for
Europe.

Europe.
In consequences Of New Years Day occurring on Sa-
turdsy shall issue the Weekly Herald for this week
this morning. instead of tomorrow. as heretofore 1t
will contain the whole of the recent European
tho latest news the seat of war; our usual d.
gest Of Congressional commercial POLITICAL and misce
laneous news.
The Herald for Europe, per steamship Hibernis which
vessel will leave here to morrow, will be- ready at eight
o'clock that morning, and will contain resume of
American intelligence of every kind since the sailing Of
the last steamship.
Our Office will remain oman till 10 n,clnnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31

John street. corner Of Nassauh ordinary
thee pens IN 80 sort time after thr frs, the
market spicent guaranty Of their superiority over all
he's For smooth If point beauty of nish thew
excel anything offered oho public They have also an
excellent quality pillow priced peas, together with full
sortmen OF gold ana SILVER pens and pencil OF very
superior .tyle, wholesale and retail -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31
Political IntsIiiRcnce.

Mr. Williams Of Somerset reelected President Of
I he Senate, at the organization Of that body. N j.
Blackstone for Blackstone Of st Mays was elected
Speaker of the House. United States Senator is
to be chosen during the present session Governor
Pratt in his takes ground against the
tion of territory
PORTLAND ELEcrroN.-The long contest for represen-
tative from Portland was brought To close Monday
by tho choice of Mr. Barnes the whig candidate who
had Ia more than NIL Others In a of 1000
THE WISCONSIN, CoNsrirUrIoSAL CONVENTION to
meet at Madison on the 18th December. 1t sup
posed that the convention would DO full the day
and ready to proceed to business at once.
BUCHANAN Mass MEETING IN PIrrspuRs-Tbis meet
ing came on according to appointment the 2sth De-
cember Inc assemblags WAS SO large that 1t had to
adjourn from the democratic head quarters to the pub
lie square
NOMINATION. OF GENERAL ScoTr.-The wings Of Blair
county, Pa have nominated General Scott for the Pre-
sidency
BUCHANAN MEErINe-Ths friends Of Mr. Buchanan
we're to hold a public meeting at Pittsburg Mon
DAY evening The call was 81 !ned by sixteen hundred
names.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31

and the most complete article manufactured having
every requisite for genteman's toilet, aud travelling
communion, invaluable. For ssle at q. SAUNDERS &SON
M Broad way, few doors above CourtIandt street
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BANKS or New HAMPSHIRE.
Sl,7t6.l65 ln. ?0O

In addition to the specie and other property ho banks
have SIO46 % Of the notes of Other banks on hand
and s4sis29 deposited in other banks for the redemp
ton Of their notes The total capital Of all the banks ia
81 9s5 900.
The leading departments of the compare
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r. Holiday PRESENT. at Atyyiii,s Music Reposi.

tory. 2o BroadwnYTh. advertiser invites of
purchasers his goods
splendid Jenny Lind Ann1l;" New Music, beautifully
embeiished and tastsully ornameBted ribbons,
Books Of Popular Songs bound in variety of STYLES and
prices No be approx than the above for
the coming HOLIDAYS. Piano f. and Haps of
scption Of rood and fig .h of superior tone and durability
Flutes and Fiageoes, OF ivory, and box wood
with to ten keys Of silver and brass Guitars OF
manufacture with and without the heads. in
Musical lostcuments Of hind of bras, wood No
Of Beauties Of the Opera for January now published
highly cooIed hograph titles Purchasers are invited to
call ATWlLLS. Sign of the Golden Lyre, 2Oi Broadway
uea
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Married.


On Tuesday evening, the 2sth instant, by Rev Henry
Chase, Mr. fErtR V. VAS HourrEN 20 ELIZA RIIo, all
Of this city
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sons desrou, of making an acceptable New Years present.
ave requested 10 examine the extensive of Gold
pms Gold al silver aad pencil &C., for sale by
H. r. WatsonN Co, 45 William, door below Walt ST.
opponte the Merchants E1chsge and by j. Y Savage Full
ton street The hicheeg Gold in the new style Of
Gold cares Just introduced by hem be
either beauty utility, ald is without exception the
most desirable gift Of the Lsdrs Gold pens Gold
aud silver eases, Of the most description which, to-
ge,he, Wlh an minute OF Gold and pencils they
Iepa.rcd oil exr rcd