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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
BEAGG'S INDIAN QUEEN VEGETA'
BILE SUGAR COATED PILLS,

Tie Ufeat Popular McdIcIne
of The day---Vast amount used per
inOnth---Ehc numerous and Wonder
fuI cure, i. eGccfS---lIs Magical Encct
upon Bilious FcVers, and Fever and
Ague---Great Excitement among The
DOciOiS!
FENHE INDIAN OVEN VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED PnLs
admitted all hands be the most extraordinary and
valuable medicine in 1t only acts specific
Rou Typhus Fvers Chl aud Fever and Fever aud
Ague the sOulh but in all diseases Of debility weak
stomach, indigestion loss Of appetite ty of the blood and all
climate. Their
their peculiar effect all the
system and the rapid formation and rich blood which
In this lies the secret OF their They
mild pleasant ia rching and
their eiert; peneaIng the by
their ready piOn the blood thereby inusg
ply vitality power into all the chinery Of
popularity they have qure all the
-aI.. 49,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

MARRIED-On the I'd inst, by Thomas Morrow,
Esq. Mr.. Motley TANsEL to Miss MARY ELIZABETH
MOORE, both of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
Ntl'l'll,l;

hereby given that he as taken ont letter.
tamentarv on the last will and testament John C.Abram
county, Indiana deceased All persons indebted said
immediate
claims i6ei present claims properly
authenticated for d, Tie said estate is solvent
Aug. slst. ls47. s7-awg JAMES MOORE. Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
DIED,

On Sunday morning, Sept. 18th. HARRIET, daugh-
er of JOHN aud ELIZA ANN CAIN, aged years and
months. This is the third child these afflicted
parents have buried within three weeks
The departed the departed!
They visit in dreams;
And they glide above memories,
Like shadows streams:
But where the cheerful lights Of home
In constant ustre burn,
The departed the departed
Can never more return.
We sometimes dream their pleasant smiles
Still on sweetly fall;
Their tones Of love we family hear
Our names in sadness CALL
We know that they happy,
With heir angel pumsge on
But our hearts are very desolate
To think that they gone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

RARE CHANcE-I is very evident that Dr. Rragg In
dian Queen Vegetable Coated Tonic Pills the pop
ula and valuable medicine before the public
chi and fever bilious lever &c They
every instance the money eundedso that advise all
sick avail themselves this chance
The medicine great demand now pleasant
take.
For sale by ToNLISsoN BROTHERS, sign Of the Golden Mortar
by S. J. WADE Druggist, indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

The Wheeling Times says engineer is now en-
gagged in stalking out the ground for the bridge across
the Ohio. The span will be exactly 1850 feet from
centre to centre of the abuments.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

New COUNTERFEIT GoLp EAGLEs.--Slze Of the
genuine Eagle; about the weight of five cent piece
too light; color and die good dated lS4l. This is
counterfeit which made its appearance to-day, and
was detected at the Office of Burt g. Green It is
very good, and can only be detected by the eight
Gin ChrnnicR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
New Store, and New Goods!
SEAT0N ~ HOLMAN

ESPECTFULLY 10 The ciiizeus Of indianapolis
IA and surrounding county that they just opening in the
Store Room recently occupied by WIN. Sheets Co., aew door'
east OF the Palmer House. aud comp of F eh
Fall and Winter Goods embracing general stock adapted to tie
wants OF We deem
Giles prices in advertisement by way of putting WeeXpect
oron be permanent and keep all times full slOck
Of GOODS and determined sell such prices will
give general safi- faction.
We respectfully solicit rail- and examination of Goods
and Prices hoping by st attention business merit ant
receive share Of public patronage sEATON x HOLMAN.
Ser fenlha IL
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$4,000 Boxes per Month,

Aud we find it dc ut with our large force Of HANDS, and the e
Sem @ en- tn Tgn Tif s demand Il PSn
and southern One large mandatory constantly
% in s tho s S
all parts OF country medi inc mYnt not less
tan 10 90 cases Of Fever and Ague thousand Of which have
resisted all oiher treatment;
45UO OF Bilious Fever;
800 do OF weakness and general debility;
500 do OF various chronic diseases;
1900 do of weak stomach and loss Of appetite;
l, sSS DO DO Of R REeGRnssm;
go do OF Female cOmplaints
900 do Of Ague Cake, or Enlarged Spleen;
500 Scarlet Fever;
400 do OF Typhus Fever;
so do o. Pit id Sore III oa.
This slmos, iSereibIe but the numerous letters
the and southern States satisfy that this moderate
estimate and that our medicine rapidly taking the pace Of the
usqoated eOnsits viii ahoat and the numer
tonic mixtures made wholly OF qufne which are imposed
Dr. Brogg Sugar Coated Indian Queen Ve:e'abe Pills
Of two indsihe Calhartc and Tonic TIE Tonir pills
Ague orpor OF the Liver general debility Its in Fever and
Ague Chill Fever that they achieve their greatest rumphs
rarely requires twelve hours than ha box Of
tonic pl brek the ills and effect permanent
which rarely with The tonic mixtures OF quinine hawk
about the country Ignorant prtenders Those WHO take
the tonic pills will never iorsake them
Who wonder that medicine OF such extensive
arity, aud Ordinary Virtues shOula
Great excitement among fhe Doctors!
The preudires of ply cans against their last
giving way play OF the convicos Of everyday
Doctors are every day sending orders every
tce.
Here way OF Mississippi just
ei the sick look H. and hasten procure
supply OF this wonderful Tonic:
BEACH GROVE, TiPPAH Co, Mss. !
July 18th, le47
To Dr. Bragg 81. Louis, Missouri:
Dear Sri have to inform that have used all Tonic
Pills. eef,re send another supply mmct
ately. there mur fever and within the bounds
pactie ant hardly know how to satisfy and cure patients
/ without them.
have thoroughly tested your on Pills pariice
r AMI fever typh0idfeuer
with from their use that find
great loss ger along wit them. consider them
great blessing pope OF the and south, and
diseases than
recommend them for.
forward supply by mail quickly posi-
bic. as above. Very especially,
JAMES HODGES, ~. n.
NJ For SALE wholesale and rets. by y j. WADE and TOM
LINsoN BROTHERS indianapolis: II. E. GREEN. Browns
burg; JOHN w. VAUGHAN, Pitshorough CAVE J. CAR
TER. Jamestown; B. SWEENEY, Roylt6u; DAVID WOOD
FORD TkOrntown; LANE SION, lie avon ,PITZER s
WELSH, Eagle Village; GRAFTON JOHNSON Greenwood
tMANWARING & ADAMS, Fraukin; n. ID. ROBINS. Eiin
/ turg; EDWARD P. DAY. ielbyvile LUDLOW KENE
by Marion; IRA BAYLEY Freeport: II. PIERSON, Green
field WM SILVER. Pendeon; WILLIS G. ATHERrON
Aniersontown; J.. HOCKEr, Plainfeld; J. w. WALTON
Bridgeport; w. J. UNGLES, Bclleylle.
May 25th. lS47 epWSSWlYC27s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

"Away then nth the Wlmot PrOriso," says tn,
Boston Atlas. The wings here, Will have TO make
short turn and march rapidly, to keep up with thei
masters in Massachusetts.-COoS County Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16


We IN hrla Of tie Of BeevIe
be the that las psaeised
upun
About year SINCE Sandrrss shou bus wa. adord
standard "a sut sclnss
, ,ru ,a,r sr,ss am I,.k r, ..r 49, =. ,,, ,,l ,
knowledge and pIacrd h the
rights ~ r, rscid mt submit Ia, sncl itraiHet In sretra.
merpg of ciizrars called Muday
vei he peseni on Ulr uccasi delivered interesting
upnn Common srla Ecacan. After lecture. rsniun
which was dr the next u"Tning The Stniel aud ra al Iu
ianaptls VIII ma Illus ilae Bresic
June 10th, lo45. la isIslf tf Ils-
u. u BARTHOLOMEW, T. u-tre.
J. ubRthN, Tunee.
1. a. JOHNSON.
DAVID CARTER, N. D.
CURTIS MARHER.
The following sllp vile ,Vehrerr Aug g. Is47:
"ScHcoL Books m,ats SaRdTs Srrlrs n
sehsa b,> aard Of is e''lz-n
used ia the seho IN this three months Of
McGuy hacks wtai obtaining the expression OF the cIzens
Mc1iuy's MIR West the agent -r-s has vi
sHed Tuesday Lt delivered
upn the the respective the discrepancies
tons which f sn, character, Hi"ca
Igae hun. Arcriing, Rrv Mr..
ea Ia the rha aud canuier CONSISTING OF The Rev. Mrss
VIZ ght, Mr. PNrn
s, s, .a nv ,xr .-s- Win IT,. ~ ne
West una, Ih series ii Dr. Mcduy, enIy snslaYrd the
hk themselves p and IN e'elnsh"' Of Their "on The
OF Shehyvie Tie hks
reIIer thr hest adapted kn~ rr r answer me
with l'si Recommendation. heen hFard 1"
The tdrwmg the resolution ct the Trustees County
We the Trustees Of Shelby Coan,y seminary af lng The n,
Of the COMMITTEES the relative rrs &C sasr-
cs fsiks have adopted Sandess'
OF this Seminary. jas iKEKErr,
hfl1lN WooD,
EiInsALKr Kenr,
shenyvine, Aug. &c. 2s-sw wis Juss Mossr.os
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

William Freeman, the colored who murdered
the Van Ness family, died in the county jail, Auburn,
N. Y, perfect IDIOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
A. III. DAVIDSON,

mo. l, Noriroods Block,)
just receiving opening FALL
n AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which he viii sell low for
cash approved country produce short credit TO Punctua
He invites his pubic his
goods being confident faction both regards quail
ny and price sept 81
- HAWSi SAWLS Pine fancy Net Shawls Caledonia do
- Black Embroidered do Thbet Wool for sale cheap
sept II 81 A. H. DAVIDSON'S. No. !. Norwoods Stores
ENMBRoIDERED and Fancy AlOusselaine de
IA and cheap DAVIDsON'S
sept IL 81 No ], Norwoods
EDArCH Work Furniture Prnts-Call this beautiful
n article, you'll covering your
sale by A. DAVIDSON.
sept II 81 No. !, NOrwoOds stores
TaNO BUTTER MAKERS-Dary in small sacks
weight, put up expressly for sailing butter by
sept Ia 81 A II. DAVIDSON, No. ], NOrwoOds stores
~ OLDEN SYRUP-A magnificent article, for sale by
u A. n. DAVIDSON,
IA 81 No. /, NorwoOd's Stores
OUBLE Refined and Clarified Sugars-For sale the cheap
y opposite the Palmer by A. II. DAVIDSON,
II 81 No. I, Norwoods stores
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
TAXES FOR rElE YEAR 1911.

Collector Marion
gives notice that dup he is
in his hands. The amount OF taxes Is as fol ows:
For purposes ca, hundred dollars 25 Poll
hnndei dollars for he
unatic asPlum mills deaf dumb
ASYLUM and for the eiucation of the blind.
For County purposes hundred dollars Is cents
poll tax 80 cents
purposes each hundred dollars worth of real
and personal estate. TO cents!
For the purpose Of receiving taxes he viii attend the
The several townships in said
on the following days towit:
Pike Township Tuesday 10Th OrtQber.
Wayne Township on wednesday. s0h 0cfo er.
Decstur Township on Thursday, elst October.
Perry Township up Friday, 22d October
Franklin Township on Monday, e5'h October.
Warren Township Tuesday 96ih October
Lawrence Township Wednesday. 27th OTTO er.
Washington Township II ursdsy seth October
by the Tresurer ON e
Indianapolis excep, when the several townships until
of January lels Tax will please attend ana
the per J. NJ. TALBOT. County Treasurer
diana Sent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
CITY COUNCIL.

CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, Sept D, 1877.
meeting Of the City Council this day, the foregoing
ordnance having been returned by the Mayor without his
approval, was passed by the following vote, viz:
Ayes-Msssrs Gates King, Cady Wngate aud Mr. Presi-
dent.
Noes-none JAMES C. JORDAN,
3l-lw. Secl'y City Council.
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STATE Of Indinna. Marion County,. SET.

MARION JfRcUIT UcToBkk
l., Cham e,y.
John Lislei Cicrru Hamilton
rgaTE defendant Cicero Hamilton hereby nned That le com
pIainant john Lister
Office
The said arnn circuit that The pending ia a
on and that Unless h. apnear SAID court andead TO- or
same hefe calling the tern of said
tnh andh
the bill, him. win be
essed. r. h.. Wapae, Sol. H. u. DUNCAN, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

goLAssEs-suPerOr Sugar House MOlasse, New Orleans
I'VE do, for sale by A. II. DAVIDSON,
SEPT IA 81 Mol. Norwood's stores.
,LOTHs Cassimeres Superior dyed Hack
browp getn and grey cloths lak and fancy colored Cass
bnk brown blue and cadei Satne cheap f0rcah at
sept 81 A n DAvIDsoN's, No. ]. Norwoods
ru,wEEDs-wh good Tweed Let him and
III get suited at A. II. DAVIDS0NS,
sept IA II No. ., Norwood's stores
HtALICoEs, cALIcoEs LIVERY shade. color. quality
" price at the cheap A. n. DAVIDSON,
sept IA II No. I, Norwoods stores
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
AUGUST, REPORT

Of The Mutual Lye Insurance Company Of Ne0
York, No. SO. Wall Street.
rENHs Institution during the month OF issued one hun
N drel aud seventeen new policies, viz
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
A PRINCELY FORTUNE


A PRINCELY FORTUNE
Has been profusey lavished, and the service Of
100 MECHANICS AND ARTISANS
OF acknowledged Taste and Ingenuity, Kept in
constaD: requsiton for Five Months, in designing
and Executing the Appurtensnces and Properties
OF this Gigantic Scheme, in style of UpPTeee-
denied Magn hcen>e, resulting in the most exquls-
tie Mechanical Gems, and the g,aniying
Ckej o'HuvIes Of American Slcl
KENDALLs BRASS BAND.
Is Picked Musicians, in Lusnous Uniforms. ,
Of celebrity in tOlh Hemisphere 10 which olher
band aspIes. led by tie IMMORTAL EDWARD
KEEbALL, whose fame the MAGIC 81D-
GaEA, nss penetrated every circle 10 winch music
access, al once gives 10 the pure and admir-
rsble sn,asen.eIrs OF the Monster Circus, whether IN
die scsegTUs CDIossII MUsI0 GiS or
swssesns ire echoes Of The streets while MC61TEg
on Is ICgbY ClRlElEtNED ET2ADs,
TeisHorphosng the performance unto
soIREE MUSICAL
not Tie least attractive feature in which will be the
SOLO UPoN HIS MAGIC SILVER BUGLE
IS widely Celebrated Lady and Gem
tlemen Artistes.
and talented troupe Of performers ever CONCENTRATED
in one circle, viz: Messrs G. j. Rogers, w.
Nichols, J. ". Smith, J. Mcfarland, John Shinde,
Ro.si s Dan. Em%e,, E. NJ Dickenson. B%rdaa
ma Brown, Sam Johnson, G. o Knapp, Aes Rock
l.
T. Everls, Nj. Wayne, o. Thompson, T Wheeler,
S. Wright, &c dc. Masters Harvey, Walters and
PiqueL-Mesdames Thompson, Rockwell, Everis,
Knapp, Wayne, Emmett Wright, Dclsmore, &C. &c.
The long favorite clown C. O. KNAPP, and that
brilliant Meteor IN the orbit of the HippodrPme,
ALEX. ROCKWELL KING Of GROTESQUES,
pronounced by sccsmaton Wy the SoBLE AND sEH
Of Great Batian, the LONDON OPERA
HOUSE, be eLoscn Of ok0tcns in the face of the
competition Of tile commediens OF Europe. In tins
s,upendous project, the rigid adherance to pure
and refinement that - sirikingy displayed m
and beaurul ouht, and indescrbably
novel interesting fests, viii be peculiarly OH
seivea N he mlrlh OF the comedeln
For he Programme Of the Concert, Synopsis Of Tie
Pe-+o-Ea.ces and Dramaius Persona OF Divert
Rs. Coined e.. PsEtonLImi &c see
Paapt IS all Desct.Ut,ve sheex
Admission 30 the whole. only d g. nts
The MANAGER would respectfully that in addition
monster oupe he has enormous expense secured the
ees of the greatest Female Equestrian Of the age,
Madame Marie NIacsrte,
he wonder Of Europe and America Also, Mons Mararte
hampton Vaulter Of Europe NJ j. Lpman, the Champion VI
the World and H. Needm the celebrated and acrompl
! equestrian director
This company spendor outfit any thing in the
ates and for equestrian and mssic it CHALLENGES
ord None equal it-as there Is but Ned Kendall
ut Madame Marie Macarte-
This company will have the honor Of performing in fndnep
Frda, and Saturday October LIST and sdwo DAYS feo
nee 10 commence two click Z. NJ each day.
TIE company will also perform in chmond sept gan,
ridge 25fh Newcastle 27th, 18Th Ander
nd Nobllsyle. Thurslay, Sept 50th 3ltoou
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

TgNO BUTTER MAKERs-Dairy Salt. of lbs
weight, for sailing butter by
sept IA 81 A. II. DAVIDSON, No. ]. NOrwood's stores
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

e,sHAWS SIIAWLS Pine fancy Net Shawls, c
- Black Embroidered do, Thibet Wool do, for 81
sent Il 81 A. Ii. nAXIDSON,S. No. L Norwo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

OUBLE and Clarified Sugars-For the cheap
- ner opposite the Palmer House by A. II. DAVIDSON,
81 No !
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

GOLDEN sYRUP-A magnificent article, for sale by
u A. II. DAVIDSON,
/,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-07

TIE A87E# Eltt.HtHRi LOTTERY IN
DRAWN mi THE NIfEb STATES.
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''OA & HALL"
R n S n O

HAtN ~ IRA NICE No. > Am ST,
4NEAhtT orFestTE NERtHAEfa' Ross.
Bostou. tuIl y. Iel7 =23m--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-07

oN''- ..llo u3tf.-taHl -t-' tEt" rte
gill JUl.AaHpA AHLEElIIiIfa
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~ TlIE tEpERAL cot RE- - ia4l.an1sl-
E United states.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-07

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II.
NJ - 7TITTI
WHEELING "

DOL R0OEs-Eycry KIND of school R7os- '
ia firms eaaHiy oft hand aHa taHSl G#1t ss
laii By IeS ny 4 E1hH.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28

ADVANCE OF GRAIN AND CoTToN.--We
copy the following from the Pittsburgh Ga
zeite aud Advertiser, of Thursday, the 2lsl
instant, for which papers it was reported by
the electric telegraph:
PHILADELPHIA, January 90, 1S47
have last received despatch from New
York with news by the packet ship Quebec,
from London. Her dates from that city are
to December Sih, two days later. The news
is important, as showing continued advance
on the other side in our great staples.
Grain of all kinds continues TO advance
in all The leading markets of England.
The news from the Baltic, and most of the
continental ports, is to the same purport. In
the interior of Europe the markets are much
the same way advancing for breadstuff;.
The cotton markets were also on the rise.
The enormous quantity of 49, 600 bales were
sold in one day. The advance on prices in
two days was I'd. on all descriptions. Most
Of the cotton was bought on speculation.
The money markets continue easy in Eng
land.
There had been no arrival in England
from America from the arrival of the steam
eF al LtVeTpOOl 10 Tue udle VI tiO eSuCOCN ,
sailing. An extraordinary circumstance.
The cholera was making dreadful havoc
at Bagdad, and was progressing northward.
The liverpool cotton mGrket.-This mar
ket has been dreadfully excEed, and prices
for almost all sorts advanced fully I'D, per
pound The sales are about 10000 bales,
including 10000 American and 1000 Surat
On speculation, there were sold 10000
American at Sd. TO Tad; 1900 Pernams and
Maranham I'd. TO 3d.; 1900 Bahia I'd. to
IL; 500 Egyptian TAD. 10 3D., 1900 Surats
Id. TO sd.
Indian corn brisk, and in request in Ireland
al high terms, and on a level with fair quail
lies of wheat.
The London Morning Chronicle, of the
Sih December, says the receipt OF grain had
been very great the proceeding week; wheat
inactive, prices of the proceeding week bare
ly sustained There was very little Indian
corn on hand, 81 shilings per quarter pair
for superior American. American -four was
selling at from 80 to So shiIipgs' l
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28
STATE DEBT BILL.

We publish below the letter of our lndianap.
ellis Correspondent, dated 2lst inst. We must
confess that after perusing it, and until we were
shown the letter Of Willard Carpenter, Esqr.,
which follows it, dated the 23rd, we had great
fears OF the passage OF the State Debt Bill, by
the Senate, at ieast in such shape would be
acceptable to the Bondhoders. The letter of
Mr.. Carpenter, written to frieud.) has restor-
ed our confidence, and we heartily congratulate
our friends and the people of the whole State on
ed prospect Of the final adjustment Of this vex-
ed question.
The House of Representatives. on Saturday
last, rescinded the resolution to adjourn on
Monday, and named to-day for the adjournment
of the Legislature. This would give sufficient
time. it was thought to perfect the various bills,
and no doubt would be conquered in by the Sc
nate. Friday nights mail will ease Us of our
anxiety.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28

The EXPLOSION ON THE READING RAIL
RoAD-A FRIGHTFUL SCENE.-A terrible
accident occurred on the Reading RAILROAD,
on Thursday evening of last week, by the
explosion of the boiler of locomotive
Seven hands employed by the company were
blown TO atoms. The Philadelphia Times
says:
The body, or rather The trunk Of the body
Of one of the brakemen was thrown up a
hill the distance of at least two hundred and
fifty yards. Beside. or near him, were Two
pieces of iron from the boiler, weighing two
or three hundred pounds each, that were
found mdented some two and halt feet in
to the ground. Another body was found up
on a small island of ice in the stream, that
had been blown through large tree, in the
limbs of which parts of the clothing we're
hanging. The body, supposed to be that OF
the engineer, was discovered driven into the
water-tank. Sticks of wood were forced
lhorngh it, and from this circumstance, il is
thought that the unfortunate man must have
have been, was in the act of handling the
biIleis at the moment of the accident One
man was blown up the hill, and his body be-
ing doubled up, was sent through a fence
which it carried with it. A body was found
with nothing on ii save scarf around The
neck; others with only pieces of the flannel
shirt. Out of the seven bodies, there was
not more than one that was whole enough TO
be recognized with any certainty. All were
stripped entirely of their clothing, except
here and there remnant that clung to some
portion of them The head of one of the
men was found mashed 10 a Jelly another
was found separated from the trunk, and an
arm was picked up in field with a tin cup
in The hand. The corpses were all horribly
muiilaied, torn, burnt. and blackened.
The scene in the vicinity of The casualty
was horrible and sickenng to look upon!
By the side of The remains of the engine was
a huge rock, covered with blood from the
bodies that had been dashed against it. The
surrounding rocks and trees were bespatler
ed and stained with blood. In the branches
of the trees were bits of clothing and shreds
of flesh. On the ground, here was an arm,
there leg, and yonder some other portion
OF body. Let the eye turn where il would
| it met some terrifying or heart sickening ev-
idence of the awful catastrophe. Immense
piece of the boiler, shivered portions of the
engine, fragments of human flesh or spots oil
human gore!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28

VIRGINIA SENATOR ELECTED BY the
following extract from the Baltimore Patriot,
j, appears that Mr.. Hunter is the Senator
from Virginia. He isan out and out Calhoun
man; in politics generally he is decidedly am
phibioas---being as difficult TO define as the
Resolutions of '9s." We presume the
Wings voted for him in order TO defeat the
regular Locofoco--Jones
"The Legislature OF Virginia yesterday
elected R. Nj. T. Hunter (al present mem
Der OF Congress) Senator of the United
States for six years from the 4ih of March
next. when mir. Archet's time expires. Mr.
Hunter belongs 10 the Calhoun branch o.
the party. There we're six ballots, on the
last the vote stood: Hunter, SO; ], w. Jones
68; Scattering, H."