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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
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The export in 1913, though not year Of famine
IN Great Britain Continental Europe amounted to
three times the average for The eighteen years ending
In lS35.-National Era.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
RONNETS

STRAW and Shell Gimp, White Pamela Lace Tuscan rol,ed
- edge) English Rutland Queens own London Straw Extra
edge do, China Lace
orsd Florence braid plain and rolled edge aso
and Infants Bonne and Flats OF every i
received 90 HORSsS
UtIsT received Pittsburgh Iron; 100 kegs do sed
ID Nails, low al wholesale BY S. w. MOORE. Say
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

FOURTH D1srRcr.-SAMUEL w. PARKER, Esq, is
the Wing nominee for Congress in the fourth district.
The Centreville Sentinel says the vote in convention
stood, for Parker "a for Holloway, editor Of the
Richmond Palladium, SO. Geo. w. Julian, free
soiler, and who, we understand, holds some prlncl-
Piles common with the democratic party, is also in
the field and if there is no democratic candidate, can
be elected As hope to elect democrat from
that district would it not be better that our friends
should concentrate their votes upon Julian and pre-
vent that mailman Parker from breaking into Con-
gresS!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
puRnIC notice.


At meeting Il The City Council Of indianapolis, held at
their chamber, Monday the 4ih inst the following petit
fiun was presented, viz
81 To the City Council Of Indianapolis:
The undrgned appointed locate the depot At Indian
apoliS of the Tee Haue oud Richmond Rsoad Company
would respectfully represent that said depot has been cea
ted bali of block No 81 said city, aud that
il is desirable to occupy Louisiana street. between The west
side Of West street, aud the west side OF Meridian street.
and also fom this point with the depot Of the
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Company with track
tracks for said railroad with privilege TO thereon
steam horse power both, said company may deter
mine For all which privileges the undersigned. in behalf
of said railroad company would respectfully petition, under
the provisions of the ordinance 10 relation TO The consuc
ton and connection Of railroads through the city Of Indian
'p'''' J. D EARLY. lcommit,ee.
d. DEFINING, )
indianapolis, May, lSs9."
And theTeupon il was
Ordered That the Secretary give notice that the council
will Monday the I'd day Of July A D. lS49, at
their chamber in said city, O'Clock, NJ, for the pu-
pose If considering and determining the subject matter Of
said pen, under the provisions Of the ordinance referred
therein, Of which ali persons interested will take notice.
BY order of the City Council
JAMES G. JORDAN. sec'y.
indianapolis June IL. ls49. locomotive copy 3-u2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

THE NAvY.-The "Navy Register of the United
Safes for lS49, for copy of which we are indebt-
ed to some friend at Washington, gives variety of
interesting statistics respecting our Navy. The Ma
Wy consists of twelve ships-of-the-lne, twelve
first class and two second class frgates twenty
sloops five briggs, FIVE schooners fourteen steamers
and six store-ships. There are in the Navy 6S cap
tans. 81 commanders, 327 eutenants, 274 passed
midshipmen, Isl midshpmen, 20 masters. 8 masters
mates, 80 boatswans, Al gunners AZ carpenters, 80
sailmakers 50 surgeons, and "a cbaplains. Captain
Barron, of chesapeake and Leopard memory, is the
senior officer Of the service, his commission dating
from the 22d of May, 1899. though he entered the
Navy year earlier, and consequently is of more than
half century's standing Captain Stewart, who en-
tered the service at the time with Captain Bar
ron, is the next officer though not old captain as
bis superior by seven years. The pay, though fair,
is not exravagant. The senior captain service
receives $3.50 per annum. On leave or waiting
orders, s., 500. The captains of squadrons $4,000.
Other captains SO 800 service at navy yards,
and $3.50 on leave waiting orders. Command
ers receive $500 OH sea service, 50 100 at navy
yards other duty, and 81 800 leave waiting
orders. Lieutenants commanding receive $1,000;
other lieutenanis ST 800 service other duty
and 81 300 on leave Pursers of ships-of-the line
SO, 800; of frigates $1,000; of sloops or
steamers of first class So 000 of leading navy yards
when duty $4,000; chaplains 81 300 on duty and
$500 on leave; passed midshipmen $3.50 on duty and
$500 on leave; midshipmen $500 on duty and $500
on leave. Navy agents, commissions not to exceed
81 900 per Chief naval constructors So 900.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM. VIZ;
Sedcfala Kings Evil Rheumatism. Obstinate C1aa.
Erupti0ns. Pinpies Pusfules The Face
BIofches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
7etter, Scad Head. Enlargement and Pain Of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, SyphiEtie Symp-
toms, Scidtica or LumbayO and Diseases arising
from an injudcioHs Of Mercury, Ascites Drop.
sy, Exposure lmprudence in Life. Also, Chronic
Constitutional Disorders.
this preparation strongly concentrated all the Medicinal
properties Of SaTsapaia oombned with the most eectua
aids ne moss sautsry the most potent mPles Of the
paiien themselves but also Nv physicians that it has received
their unqualified Communications the appreciation Of the
name s Of ssrssr Diseases have S eb as % po
furnished in the records OF time past and has already
for thousands used pablo doing for
@ csanss and the life and Su
fuses vigor throughout the whole animal frame.
ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA.
an Tine s.s :Uds as w be & % 81
sOurHrORr. cosS, Jan. !, lsss
s Sands: Genflemen-Sympaiy for the afflicted induces
70 inform of the remarkable effected by saa
the scroula different parts Of the body the glands the neck
greatly enlarged and her limbs much swollen After suffer-
attacked below Ihe knee suPpustsd lsr
without any permanent In situation Of
and were induced to Sands saraPala The first bottle
other she had ke and before she had used
found her health quite restored It is now year since the
effected her good showing the
disease thorough eradicaed from system. Our neigh
all knowing these facts and think very highly Of Sands
Ssrsaparila.
Yours with respect JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from letter received from Mr. n. w. Harris gentle
well known in Louisa comfy Va:
eueneni have cured boy Of mine with ssrs
spaa who attacked with Scroula and of crofuous fam
lily. Yours. truly, N. W. HARRIS.
Frcdricks Hail. "a, July II, 1913"
SCROFULUS AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
SoUTH KINGSTON, R. l., Oct II l647.
rs Sands GentlemeD--My little daughter, when year
DID, attacked with scouous humor her fare which
after extended into causing almost total blindness in
OF them and disfgurng her Whole face employed Phys
clans TO attend her, who exhausted their utmost skill 10 her
relief all and finally remarked
that had known striking effected by Sands
Sarssparila aud advised try H. obtained bottle
which she commenced using add before all used had
effected an entire II now over four since she was
been of the deesc and
satisfied that it is perfect cure gives pleasure
add that recommend to every sufferer Gom any similar
| complaint Respectfully yours. GEORGE kOBGNSON-
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail BY A B. & SANDS
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton Of William
New York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadas Price 81 bottle six bottles for
So 90.
DAVID CRAIGHEAD Agent Indianapolis Aisy l-los I'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

THE PooR.-We copy the following table of poor
rites in England, from the British Banner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The cost Of cigars smoked every day in the city Of
New York is $4,000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

DAVID cRAIGHEAD Agent Indianapolis May i-lOasn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
For the Ennnik,r

TO THE DEMOCRATS or GooCHi.ASD
Ness's. Editors: was sorry 10 see through
your paper Of I'd February that oar present
worthy representative, Colonel c. Guerrant,l
will not be candidate for the Legislature next
Spring. Permit me. therefore, 10 announce,
through your columns, the name OF DR.. Staple.
ton Coates. genuine Democrat, gentleman
we'll qualified, and worthy to receive the suf
irages OF the citizens of this county in the en-
suing election. Dr.. Coates has not been apprse
of my intention 10 bring his name before the
public DO II on my own responsibility, be.
leving it will be acceptable to a large majority
OF the Democrats Of the county, a; The same
time Oor the sake Of union; TO be subject 10 the
dec sion Of Convention TO be held al February
Court. HOMO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
FRANCIS Nj. BOYKlN.
Dn ~ ,nsUIr,
49,. ~. " Unit e lN.
IT Wing requested 10 copy.
CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION

".
10 the Edttors NJ The Enquirer.
CHARLcTTEsvILLE, Feb. 5. 1919.
Messrs. Editors: Be pleased 10 say that The
Democratic meeting, held here to-day. decide!
that The Congressional Copvention shall mae, on
Saturday, the l7h inst. Urge The counties Of
Bedford, Nelson, Greene and Madison 10 ...e.i !.
once and send delegates. Aiuemarie send, abou,
sixty delegates 10 he Convention.
Major Pollard and Mr.. Leake spoke in refer.
encc to The Virginia resolutions the Southern al.
dress and The acton OF Congress lalive 10 the
abolition o! slavery in the District OF Columbia,
bu no resolutions were offered or action taken q
meeting IS 10 be held in Por,e.'s On the .uhl,c,
AMI general meeting OF The people Of albc-
marie was preferred TO any action IN party
meeting.
Mr.. Leake also declared that be shonli not
permit his name 10 BE- presented 10 the Cupsres.
slonal Convention Tor nomination, as he ccuG
not accepl the nomination il rendered TO him
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
MARRIAGES..

Married. on N. 25th January. by the Rev Jane.
Powell. Dir. JAMES -. WALTON, nf Louisa. 20 sr'
SUSAN E. QUisEN8ERY, Of spotsylvanla CO., Va
l- Wing requested TO copy.
Married, in Hanover, on Thursday evening. Januar
18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Osborn, Mr. JAQURLIN Z. IA
LIAFERRO, of Orange, 10 Miss HARRIET B., only
daughter Of Thomas G. Tinsey, ESQ.,, OF Hanover.
Married, on Tuesday evening, February Gih, BY e.
der l.. w. Allen, Nj JONATHAN BROWN, Of ~,
gu.ta. To Mis-, JULIET NELSON, only daughter Of
Peter Quares Esq, Of Caroline.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
THE SENATE, YESTERDAY,

was engaged on The Tax Bill, without comple;.
rg II. They struck out The clause in the House
Bill, assessing tax of len cents on The furniture
Of house-keepers not otherwise ,axed, which va,
declared 10 be for The purpose ol extending lhe
right OF suffrage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
ia lhc Ediln-. LIN T.

IT. TIC IsHROT3 ~ NE EnguiTer.
Messrs. Editors We have with much sur
prise seen an article IN the Richmond Repubi.
can, pnrporing 10 be an extract from The S,sun.
ton Spectator, associatine our names with he
internal improvement; party OF the Legislature
We know not upon what authority the corre,-
pnrden OF the Spectator I.ads such a Gcsars.
non: certainly our votes on the subject will nj
warrant such onouson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
nd The motion TO reconsider then prevailed IN

aud The motion 10 reconsider then prevailed IN,
to Is. VI
Mr.. Brown moved to recommil the bill n !.
Judiciary Commute; bui, alter debate, Inc ~
was passed over 0'
Mr.. Edwards reported bill TO proven, the =,
,ening OF compound preparations Of drugs g.
commonly known as "palent medicines" vino
had its second reading.
On moicn, The II use then, in commiss :,
The whole on the state OF the Union, Mr. ]
Ingersoll in the chair, resumed The considera,;a,
fthe annual naval appropriation bill, and NJ
cceded Ia dispose OF the several Amendments p ~
posed The bill and amendments were fnaIly,s
ported 10 the House, some OF The amend man.
were CONQUERED in and Others rejected and -
bill was then read the third time and passed "'
nj Schenck moved 10 reconsider the voc ado,,
ing the title. "A bill 10 provide for The naval q,
vice, &c. The bill bat partially provided to,,n.
naval service and The title therefore shoula !
amended. He proceeded 10 argue The mer, :,
The bill, when he was called 10 oder. and ~
Speaker declared that Mr.. S. was exceea'.
Inc proper limits of debate ON the motion
motion was made 10 permit Mr.. S. TO proceed h I"
on division, no quorum voted, and a mo,;o, :
adjourn prevailed Adjourned =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

W NOTlCE.-Thc Democrats Of Goocn.
land are requested TO meet at their February
Court, to select candidate foS - House Of
Delegates. SEVERAL CIrnKy'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

Alter strong and conclusive speechrom MIR.
Faulkner. yesterday, his able Report and Reso!u-
lcns on The subject OF mere efficient measures
for the recovery OF fugitive slaves, was adopted
BY Ihe House Of Delegates without a dissenting
voice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
Photographed for The Baltimore Sun.

NEW I DIRK, F1U. % I. vi.
The long expected steamer United States has
just been lelegraphed, coming down Inc Mar.
rows. She brings no later dates from Europe,
unless compelled 10 put back BY stress Of weather
and sailed after The time advertised.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

THE PRESIDENTS "USURPATlONsp
10 regard 10 Mr.. Stephens accusato.y resoiu.
tons touching the Protocol annexed 10 The Me,.
can Tfea y, the Washington correspondent Of the
Pennsylvania says:
"The President will be found, when The uor
nation called for shall be communicated. il have
acted strictly within The limits OF his constitution
al duties that he has done reihef more no, less
than, as President OF the United States, he WIS
Authorized and required 10 do-and this effort
aborliye." 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

IN CHANCsRY-vrRoISIA: AT Rules held 70 w
L Clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior Court Of "a
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday :"
LIST DAY Of January, 1919: .,S.
Bacon TAFT, pialhu'
against -,., M
Caroline De EIde, Louisa De Ende and EVA "
Ends, uei6huas.,a
The defendant, Louisa De Ende. not having s y. me
her appearance and given security, ACCORDING -
of Assembly and the rule OF tins Court, ano as.
psarng by satisfactory evidence that she s no!
bi,ant OF this Commonwealth: II Is ordered, ,st
said defendant do appear on the 6fs DAY sy,uaf
next March term, and answer the o OF ta ee,pned 10
and that copy OF this order be forthwitn insS a
some newspaper published in the city Of RehmoGaS
two months suceessivey and posted at the froa ~:
the Court house Of this couni7-
Jaa 3-cw2m b WooDsoi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

TN CHASCERY - VIRGINIA. Court held fo'
j Cumberland County, the god day Of January, 1872:
Paulna A McLsurine. Administrative Of Arehibalt
Mcaurine, deceased, and In her own right, Plaintiff:
against
Richard II Roberts and lane Frances his WIFE ~.
merly Jane Frances McLaurne, Henrietta McLanfIne'
Joshua Leigh McIaurine, Isabella Ann. Louisa We
Laurlne and Archibald MeLaurine, Defendants
The defendants Richard II Roberts and Jane Pf'n.
ces his wife. Tot having entered their appealauel ds
given security. according 10 the net Of Assembly aug
the rules OF this Court, and IL appearing b. ,,e
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of w.
Common wealth. il is Ordered, that the said defendih'
do appear here on the first day Of The April isfp;
aud answer the bill OF the paintiG; and that cry? .
ths order he forthwith inserted In some Iewspaprfp-
ished 10 the city Of Richmond, for two months saeee
sivey and posted at front door Of the Court
Of this county. Copy-Teste.
Feb a-cw2m B B WOODSoN;"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

THE SUPREME COURT of the United
States, 1t is said, has decided against the con-
stitutionally of the poll tax, levied under a
law Of New York, upon officers, seamen and
passengers arriving at that port, for the benefit
Of the Mariners Fund, as il is called, which
has been applied for long period TO the benefit
of the Marine Hospital at Quarantine, and an-
other portion latterly for the use Of the Com
missloners Of Emigration. Over a hundred
thousand dollars have been paid into this fund
under protest. The State has advanced $4,000,
for which il will be liable under this decision
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

Mr.. GAYS ELECTION The vote in The Ken
lucky Legislature, on the Election Of Mr.. Clay
10 the Senate, stood as follows Clay %, Col. R.
M Johnson IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

any time, Gas il may judge besD the sum oil slg,-
600 1000. which the same government OF lhe y.
States is 10 deliver in the place designated oy me
amended article.
And these explanations having been accepted
by the Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF the Mex
can Republic, he declared, in the name OF his 90,
yernment, that with the understanding conveyed
nv them, the same Government would proceed 10
ralify The treaty Of Gaudalups, as ratified by Inc
Senate and Government o. the U. States.
In testimony OF which their exceencies, The
aforesaid Commissioners and the Minister, have
signed and sealed in qunluplicale The present pro-
toco." ann
AMBROSE II. SEWER,
:. Luis DE LA ROSA.
And be j, further resolved, That it such paper
be in the Department of State, the President be
requested 10 inform this House whether said
Commissioners or Plenipolentiaries were en-
powered 10 make such explanations and give
such guarantees by what authority they were
empowered and whether said protocol has been
submitted 10 The consideration of the Senate OF
the United States, and been sanctioned by a con-
stiulional majority OF that body.
And be il further resolved, That The President
inform this House whether he was aware OF me
existence Of said protocol al the time OF his pro-
clamatiun OF the final exchange oil ratification oi
said treaty, on The 4lh Of July, lS4S.
Objection being made, the resolution was not
received, as il was not in order Today 10 move
a suspension of the rules Tor that purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

Colonel WELLER, the recently appointed boun-
Diary commissioner, will sta for San Diego, in
The steamer OF The 18th, and expects 10 reach 4 at
port in lhiry day: from The time Of leaving New
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

gF We are authorized TO announce VIM II.
Dennis as Q candidate for re election 10 the Sc.
nate, from the district composed of the coun.
lies OF Charlotte, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
"THE KINGS OWN,

Il is thus that the New York Tribun. ,o.
elevsnh'houf supporter of General .-sylo,
characterized those Tayori,es, who boast d ,b.;,
original support OF The man, without recara,.
principles. Such Course OF proceeding II.
Tribune we'll argues, is calculated 10 leai,.
man worship, with all lis corupling influences
AMI effects In Constitutional Goyernmen, III.
our own there is no excuse, no palliaron "a, Inn.
sinking the freeman 10 The snbservient fo,rou..
alter Inc prestige and patronage OF great men.
we are reminded OF This view OF the Tribune
by notice we sec OF General TayIor,s NOV.
mcnis towards Washington. On reacb;n,
Natcnez ne was received with salute of mir.
guns. Colonel William L. Hodge, Editor Of he
Bulletin, and A. q. BuIiu, Editor OF The Pr,
yune, and repnled author OF the second A,liso,
leller, were 10 meet General Taylor al yicLs.
burg, (says The Delta and accompany him !
The seat oil Government via Nashville, Louis.
vile, Frankfort, &c Another account saws ~,
Colonel Bale Peylon. cunning diplomats wbo
manages 10 keep in With all Whig adminis,,..
''S-Ni ""N'>. "''''ioa W tue EdIly T.igp he III
the ascendant, will also be one OF the new presi.
dents escorts 10 Washington.
The best sarcasm that we have seen upon n.
horde Of ofice-seekers. who swarm around Tho
new dispenser OF patronage and favors, We frI
in The New Orleans Delta as follows:
A GOOD SPECULATION-Il is said tb,,
distinguished fashionable tailor of this civ
who had an order to make two suits of clothes
for General Taylor, having completed bis order,
and limited IT on the streets, there was general
rush of well.dressed gentlemen into his shop.
all earnestly requesting to be allowed to look
at the said cloths, and particularly 10 examine
the inside of the pockets. The shrewd tailor,
however, suspectng the object of the gentle.
men, told them they nigh, put their letters in
TO the pockets of said suits, but that he would
require of them $50 each, for every letter pla.
ced IN the breeches pocket, $50 for those pui
in the coat pockets, and $50 for those in lbs
vest pockets In this way, it is thought, tia.
The General will be enabled 10 read said letter,
at his leisure, 10 digest their contents, and plac.
proper estimate upon the merits OF the appll.
cantS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

THE STATE SENATE, YESTERDAY,
Adopted by vote of 10 10 II, The House pro-
position tor an Extra Session, in this city, on The
2Sih May next, to complete the Revision Of the
Civil Code The thing is nov seillrd