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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
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NREtrsfFg',S SALE.

EDN tinur 81 at hrd faclss deeiel hom Tie
ohe al Mnfiaa nf leas
nht Toe d 10 January ie5u
isasc dHa ~ llr fig IT ii ls IA iie lndana ei
~ the lfreuneiiy law lie plaa vents
Of The following trll es8e, in
That pan at the nath htil of iaur tie ,iy
Indianapolis bounded follows
point ' ai north wei half ol number - thence running
wet Ia iir l.i
bnh'nf irite south - tnd inthcs 81 fri
rmnd nA owned nnao,upedhy Hampton -idrs l'eA feuse
le it aud
siil SAL th 10 1e sheet kn"Nn f,lss avenues thence
TIE Hue 81 rii avenue 10 "a place 81. tsgnulng. a. lf follow
described iir hail i~
south West a. ile iAd by
Wort tn, aud OWNED ,scnprd b sad Beck,
south Ian
o. tll. - know
Ml.sn avenue thence month the line
said u parcel o ned nd
ieck.h l
ground owned and occupied by said Retk 10 the place sg
within the boundary
ed hy imms all sail cai
Marion
Aud llnfe 10 realize The fall amount Of Judgment ns and
vi
NJ
David Culey the of William H. Oh c. M ns samuel
Paietsoi aud Robert Patterson. &C. CAMPBELL.
sheriff Of Narlou
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
A CARD.

Owing to the decease of William Quarles Esq. Ill
undetermined cnses in which his services
gagged viii be attended to and closed by myself
sisted by Thomas d. WnlpoIe. Esq
Dec. Oath, 1919. JOHN w. QUARLES.
II is only Just 10 young Mr. Quarles TO say That he
aos only is gifted naturally with superior mental
dowments but that under the lcgnl tutoring of his
late father, he is admitted to be one of the best law
yers in this city The business which he proposes to
close up, will be faithfully and successfully done.
have doubt. We commend our Young friend with
pleasure, because do safely
The assistance Of T. d. WnlpoIe, Esq. which Mr.
Quarles has wisely secured, will ensure success
the more certainly, Mr.. w. is admitted to be one
of the absest lawyers in the 9th circuit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
LAWS OH INDIANA.

IN .iCT to authorize the Gorernor 4uditor and Treasu
rsr ct State TO bOrrO,o money pay the interest due
the funded deh The first day Of January, and first
day Of Juty, 1850.
SECTION L. BE 1t enacted by the General assembly Of
The State IF indiana, That the Governor, Auditor and
Treasurer OF State be authorized borrow from the
Branches of the State Bank of Indiana any
ceedIng hundred thousand dollars which bor
r"wed snll be appropriated tn the payment of the
salmer OF interest due the funded debt OF January
first 1880
SEC. = BE IL further enacted, That said money shall
be repaid to such Banks may lend the same, out of
any money in the Treasury AT any time inappropriate
aud the whole shall be refunded by the first day of Ap
1850
SEC } BE It further enacted, That tie Governor,
Auditor aud Treasurer of State be authorized To borrow
from The Branches of the State Bank of luiana, ur
Tier not exceeding hundred thousand dollars
which sum so borrowed shall be appropriated I" the pay
of the insiament of interest due the funded
debt of the State, of July first, 1850.
SEC i. Be II further eaacted. That the said money
so borrowed under the provisions of the preceding
ton, shall be repaid 10 such Branches may lend Tie
same, out of any money the Treasury otherwise
appropriated and that the whole shall be repaid by the
Erst of prI, 1851.
SEC. D. This shall take effect aud be in force
from and after lis passage.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker nf the House of Representatives.
JAMES IL LANE,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
T'he state OF Emdi.n:s. ssariom Co.mty:

IN MAaIoS CouRr fLuAs TERM, 1850
Petition for DiU0c
Virginia &. Rogers ~ A
a.
sand Virginia e Roger, the above
named has filed her petition said against the osec
ALTO the affidavit Of
person, thar laid def mdlnt del of the
Of Indiana That sand pending sad
appear and plead the
calling said the said eonrt 10 be
HOUSE Indianapolis, the SECOND Monday
January next said petio and the and thng
be taken confessed and
and proceedings viii b. had thereon accordingly.
AB3AM 4 HAMMOND,
Ex oihcO clcri @ said Court.
BY Il. Il. NEw,o NB, Deputy.
ian sol for petitioner
anrl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

SUIcIpE.-David Purk, who lived about five mi les
south Of Franklin, Johnson county. committed sui
eide on Tuesday week b. shooting himself 1t is sup
posed that lac was prompted to the deed while under
the Influence Of n temporary iii of insanity. The
Examiner says, Mr.. Park had exhibited manifest,
signs of mental alteration the night preceding this
melancholy event, aud there Is no doubt the deed wa
committed under the Influence If temporary INSANITY
for which We have heard reason assigned He
leaves n wife aud several children
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

SOUTHERN CosvxSrIos.-A Military Peopk-The
Legislature of South Carolina has adopted "a resolution
sanctoung the call f Of the Southern States
hy Missssippi. be held Nashville, Tenn the st
Monday in June next. This accordance with the re-.
commentator Of the Governor who his late
declared that thereafter South Carolina exist
military people,. and "ong the Union endures there
is f,r the holder
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

NUf~A~cEs.-Wc should hike L. know if the strcs
commissioner j. aware Of the number of ce,e. payds
kept on the sidewalk on Kentucky Avenue, between
Washington and Mary land streets. Also. If he la
seen any thing OF sHtter nuisance not far from the
Sentine Office. TN Illinois street. We purpose no,
to iuenton many others. he might get confused.
But II those above mentioned are not attended to
there Will b. another and dIiFeren, resort had
for their abatement. We suppose, in charity. tina,
these have escaped his notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
ANOTHER .sLsSf F.sOM HORNE.

EXTEFSTTE .fRRTEiL or NEW GOODS
M receiving opening stock
" Of staple and fancy DRY GOODS, consisting all tn new
STYLES OF dress goods dress bonner r,h
neck hdkfs hosiery and gloves
embossed table ana piano Also anu cap Of eve
~ description, qaat, and price
(;rocerseS Cotfoa Yarn. Batting. NtlS G3sxx .s.c
which viii sell WHoLrsALr Rrratt M nrces H.,
be Of the
cali heoi purchasing Re
bargains is Il the zig Ss Indianapolis Dec H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
sTss l.sy!

an saturday evening the 2and inst from the stable Of the an
Ttnnfsr hewer Washington
about hands high four years old las, spring
SLol all ound Al, person giving information where he
will deliver HIM Will ir liberia S rewarded
Inlianapols Drcs "a, lsip 02-3w THOMAS HuiSrf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

In conc n on LEI say. that from the best data can
find the raiload company daily benefited my udy,
l,bor money and discovery, something Ike 800 OF SO
Now alt ak them reasonable compensation, and ii
not gianed SHALL seek that justice hey withhold "m the
legal tribunals Of my county, Having made arrangements
far publi>hng fuller OF the mliet. with all The
intriguing of Fatty aud his aid this brief expose 'sub-
mitled he public I'LL the Other can be published ~ pam
nnlo, fo,u WM HOY T.
N B-An persons fo bud using the alb I'VE mentioned
involvement without my consent All nmuncaiions up
ON the subject viii be the subscribers al Dupont
Indiana post paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
WANTED.

EN\GIlSH Lexicon. irCm he German ~ a.
E'L Dddlc and Arlold, hy
4 ~ 'us'"e'"eoF ~ hOOD& N0pIf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

dtRlFFi1rS Block be found every description Of articles
Chilirrns which viii he sold
the low terms The the Ladies respectfully called 10
he newa 3ltt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

SPLENDID description of seaon,ble
. he had cost, AT the Trimming 81
Griffith, Rlock One dnor west OF Golden Bali. sou.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

MEXICAN Fruit CuiuIl.i, containing pro
IA pagao andtrecs, the culture
and Gari.n b, Jlut received by ohm J Thomas
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
Removal.

The people Of Elk county are making an effort
ia remove the seat Of Justice from Rrdgeway to
81. Mar, 3, and those interested agree to put mp
the public buildings without cost TO the county
The borough Of 81, Mary's is situated at the head
Of MI, and west creek, and contains population
of sixteen hundred inhabitants, with all the usual
appendages of hourshing town, such as stores
ravernS, lawyers, &C.
All that is wanted is good democratic news
paper, audit people Of Elk will have "nolhng
else, aud then all will be right in the "wlld-cat
county, The lands about the town Of st, Mary''
are owned BY Mr. Strller, formerly Of Phlladol'
phia. and was a few years ago covered by dense
wilderness Thus are these portions Of our State
for years deemed unnhabiable brought into mar
ket, and promise to be as thicliy settled and a.
productive to the farmer and workingman or any
other Success to Elk county We notice ais,
thatthere is an effort being made, to remove thl
s'at Of Justice in Warren county, from Warren t'
Youngsville
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03

The village of Danvlc, in this county, has by
Legislative enactment, been incorporated into
Borough. Berwick and Danvlle are now both
incorporated; and are, we believe, the only in
corporated Boroughs in Columbia county. BY
the passage of this law, our county gains anoth-
er separate election district, which, with the new
township Of Authony, makes the number twenty
five It Also makes it incumbent on the citizens
Of the incorporated limits, 10 elect, at the town,
ship clectionto be held on the Sd Friday,-lGth
ints.,--a Chief Burgess and five Town Council
Men, to conduct the affairs Of said Borough the
ensuing year. And finally, The last section Of
said Act, BY way, we suppose, of establishing
what our neighbor Cook, would call a Protective
Tarjf, lays tax ot,-l on the head of every dog,
and SO on the head Of every she dog in said Bor.
ough
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
The President EleC9,

II is now evident that the coming national
administration will be ultra whg notwithstanding
the professions of General Taylor before the elec.
,on. We do not object to this because wc had no
rirhrto expect any thing csc--bul what will yonr
great TayAor Democrats say, will they he satisfied
Suppose they are not,--what Of it Perhaps they
w,l not be caught again in no.party trap
General Taylor will not be President hlmscf-he
must be the mere creature Of his slPerIors IN tai.
onr and we therefore suppose he will depend
y,holly u2on Ms cabinet.
pcrhaus this is right enough in him, hut We
should no, have such men in the residential ch.ir,
We shonld elect men Of thc brightest talent, aud
of thc largest experienced in affairs OF state-aDd
then. we could know who was at the head Of the
ra,,on. Az il il, we know nothing about the in.
trn,ions Of the new president, farther than what
can bc gathered hom the appointment Of such
, man as John IL Ciqyioa, 10 the state Depart
rnpnt In a short time, however, We shall find
out more about this was to he "Washngton ad.
min,tration," :" or no-pary administration, about
vhich we heard so much before the election.
Nolnwhlle we shall be watching the move
4cepta, and report them 10 our numerous readers,
and L we find ourselves mistaken in the new
preSidea,. we will cheermly make honorable
amends for any thing wrongnIIy sold in this ari-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
General Jackson.

A member of the Wing party, who held Office
under "Old Hickory" related to one of our co,eu
porares the following touching incident, iIIu,tra.
ting the kind heart OF that eminent statesman aud
patrot -
81 remember once" said he, sin one Of
the many interviews | have had with the
Presldentour conversation turned upon the
domestic relations Of one whose miltay
qualities the General highly esteemed
Speaking orlhis mans wife, lrhcn dccca-
sed,) who had been brought up in the neigh
hood of the Hermitage, the old man
looked upon ;hc floor, III a thoughlful
mood, and murmurcd-
81 remember her, as If Yesterday had
seen her last brightand beautiful flower.
She bIoomed upon our sight and wirhered
ere her spring was past.
"ile ceased, and as ha raised his eyes,
saw that they were giMcring with tears -
Such was the iron man, the wicldcr OF
the zone man power" az those called him
who knew him not. 81 met General Jack.
son often, and had the happiness Of many
long and earnest cOmmuncs with that gal
liant spirit--but the kind tone. the feeling
heart, indicated in that one inveryicw, left
an impression upon my mind, which
nought but dissolution can eface."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
Wuitunk i'm PaTYO.


W a La" mas PaS''" oo'h branches oil our
LEGISLATURE an" o'ch approved py the G"'ernor'
authorizing the h"ju'"ni General to lorn''h a
, ieId.Pece to the C0i""'O'a G"ardS, OF Dan
vile
Many people drop tears at the HgHt OF distress,
WIZ "oO'" Nv "'"'" '''''' D" "''P S'Nt'"''''
Use no eYa'ion' when called upon to dc good
action, nor excuse When rrpruached for dong a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
Arrival Of the Europa.

FOURTEEN DAYS LATER From EUROP

RssSNsNsasisss1i
FOURTEEN DAYS LAIER FROM EUROPE.
BALTIMORE, February %, 1919.
The steamer Europa arreed at Halifax
yesterday, Her news was reviewed from
St. Johns New Brunswick, this morning.
Two weeks later,
The MARKgT.--Cotton firm slightly
advanced. Sales tor two weeks, over one
hundred thousand bales. Fair Upland,
AID !; fair Mobile aud Orleans, AID Brazil
and South American descriptions advanced
ad.; American flour, 2Gs. a 27s for western
and southern, Whre wheat, Is. Sd. a 7s.
3D.. Red, Us. I'd. per bushel, Indian corn
white 3Is, yellow, 32s. Iron firm
Provisions, naval stores, and other Amcri
can pruducts, in good demand. American
securities further advanced, Money easy
Manufacturing districts tlourlshlng. Con.
soils, 92a.
FRANCE,-Therc had been dilTicu-
lties between the Assembly and the Presl-
dent Paris was in great commouon,-
Eight hundred thousand troops were cal.
led out, The Red Republicans were uu.
prepared to cope with the military -
Paris, for day, lrcmbled. Affairs selrlcd,
and many Of the offenders arrested. The
city is now tranquil. bill was presented
by the Minister to the Assembly aginst
clubs: the President deprccares them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
From the National InlclIjsencer
The SnOyy-w0TGal.

The g.ow.worm phenomena, to which a cor
respondent alluded in our paper Of yesterday,
seems to have made its appearance in different
parts of thcroun,ry, We have beanshown alcter
from Professor Chester Dewey, OF Rochester, Neu
York, addressed TO a scientific gentleman of this
city,l from which we learn that the snow in that
region has recently been covered with worms,
varying from quarter Of an inch to an entire
inch in length. We are also informed that a
small worm, Of a dark color, and resembling a
tiny bud or seed, Was found upon snow in n. Car
olina during the last winter; and also that about
TWO years ago a small worm OF scarlet huo was
found on the snow in Tennessee. The worms
described by our correspondent are said to be a
quarter of an inch in length, and bearing a close
resemblance to tlos" drodnced by cheese
In looking through the French and English
writers upon prnbIematic phenowena, we have
discovered nothing calculated 10 throw light up
on the phenomena under considerations Show
crs Of sulphur, showers Of blood, scarlet snow,
showers of corn, and showers of such animals,
as frogs, fish, and snaIs, have all been learned
ly discussed by various writer's but we have found
no alm,ion in any auciant or modern author to a
shower Of worms.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
,4ricles for the Boys, No, 6, By a. Sisty

We publish to-day, the sixth and last article Of
the series OF the above publications. Several Of
our cotemporaries, we observe, have copied these
articles as evidence Of ther appreciation Of their
merits, and in conversation, recently, with a
learned Minister Of the Gospel, on the same sub
ject, he remarked, that he had peruSed them with
much Interest, and had no doubt, the lessons they
naturally ircucatcd would greatly rebound to the
Improvement ofpublc morals, That was the aim
and object of their lamcnted author.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
Ciearfeld County - It's resources, Lumber
Improvements, Politics, New Paper
M,rder, Correspondence, &c.


Murder, Correspondence, &c.
The county Of Clearfeld, situate Oh the waters
Of the West Branch Of the Susquehanna River,
some 50 miles above Wllamsport, is a rising dis.
ulct Of country, valuable IN an Agricultural point
OF view aud abounding in exhausess mines of
Bituminous Coal, interpreted with Ore and Lime.
stone but most rich in the excellence Of her
Lumber and the lumber trade. We understand
that its improvements, since we last visited our
own native land, have been rapid and extensive
even beyohd the ordinary march of o(imProyemenls
in other new districts of county, and are steadily
making il what nature destines it to be, a popu-
lous, and wealthy community Of enterprlzlng cltl-
zens.
It's political complexion some fifteen years ago,
when we first became connected with the Press
there,was whig, and gave large majority for Gov.
Rtner, but has since been regenerated and IS now
thoroughly democratic It is the residence Of
our friend Col BIGLGR whom it has always trI-
umphantly (and once almost unanimously sus'
tanned, and who in return, has done much, by
his prudence and energy, to perpetrate glorious
democracy. In the late Senatorial Election
CIesrfeld gave an increased democratic majority
-346-for Senator DRUM, over" Bill Johnston'S
net Kangaroo" which adds another laurel to It's
wreath and more closely endeaTS it in our al
! fectons.
VIM, L. Moore, Esq, with Col. Bigier, and
other active men there have been pioneers in the
polltical career of Cleardeld county, and deserve
we'll Of the cause and their county, The demo-
cratic Banner, located at the county seat is the
only paper in Clearheld. 1t has been conducted
by D. W. Moore g. A. J. HemphlIl, who we re-
gret to observe, say they have lost by the opera
ton, and unless bettor sustained, must surrcn'
der their post and seek other means OF living -
This ought not so to be. They however propose
an experiment: it is to commence new paper
on the cash system, entitled the COUNTRY
DOLLAR" We wish them great success.
The trial Of Lorant= altman, of Brady town
ship, for the murder OF his brother, GodIred ALI
man, occupied the January Sessions Of Cleariclc
county-Judge Woodward, presiding-and resul
ted in his conviction. We gather the facts, tina
in September last, Godfried Altman, was married
to Louiza Marshall, for which prize his brother
(Lorantz, was a competitor. A few days attel
marriage, the successful rival (Godfried) left the
shsntee owned by the two brothers-wh0 appeal
IN hn raw Gcrrnana--tn visit his wlfr5 residence
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
From Harrisburg.

ARUIsBI RU, Feb. ~, ISiV,
.Coror,or Iohns,on left here Yesterday
,oorninoE,r Wash,rc,oc civ. nj the re-.
,,,os, ~ Eo,, yo,,Ior. io msrl him there.
~ - 3 S,,,,o, lor horn fnr
Hy..L;n.,l,. ,h, s,roo d,v '' Uo,,inJ,ro
T,Io,,.5sa ~ h or,o.J.y II tho oygon criu.
J,. F,,.,I,,,J ,,;, .,rr,f.,n, n,orsoI hod
r,...,l,.o.. =, ;,lo,o, rho rnh
IT, 5o,o,ho ha.mnnions n,ir Icr Harris,
,.I., h'..,' s,..J 49, ro,o ,ho task
oC ~ ',.',,,,'. ""' L;, Ty.aVnncg IN Startling
and n,;r,n.-l ,,,5 ,h.ran,nr ,' .,: tho nl,v bdjs
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
Tire m HiHiomsport md Polsciic.

4 FIRE occurred in Wrliramspog', ON Thursday
Of last week. which consumed the Public House
ol Robt. F.. Hughes, on Market street and tue
Canal. and the dwelling house Of Edward DON
nell, adjoining the sane
A fire also occurred in Por'sydic, on Friday
l,.t hy which the sat;ge Stabling belonging to
,ne Pennsylvania Hall, kept by Mr.. "cayrr, vas
,'.,,,,cl and hor,a burned to dn't
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03

t3. Sullivan the prize fighter, is declared a con.
ytct by engaging in the late prze.fght The par.
Don granted to him by Gov, Bouck, in 1913, was
oH condition
"1Hathc wW not engage in ony prize
Ngdt 50 caiicd during his natural life!
and IN the event Of his not complying with
the sald conditions, or either of them, then
this pardon shall cease and be imperative,
and the said James Sullivan shall be arrcs,
ted and Imprisoned according to his scn-
lsncc
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
CLrARrIyLD, Feb. %, 1919.
Col. Tate.

DEAR SIR.-We have had
the bes, kind of winter for hauling, and
the lumber now at the River is i'm.
mense. think if YOU were now to visit
your old county, you would see much to
wonder at, in tie way of enterprise and
Improvements, The River has three dams
between here and Karthauss, and at each,
large numbering establishments. A. b.
Reed. dams the River just above town and
wIl put up Saw-milI, Grst,.mil, DC.
Our recent election was gIoriouslv carr
ricd bv the Democrats bitter rebukc to
his aCcldcncy.
Pnspcr,GIIlv Be
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03

o. A Nrw posr OrfcE has been established
between Northumberland and Danvllle, about
thres mtcs below the latter place, on the main
route, near Red Point Furnace, TO be called
"ChuIaty," and SAMUEL R WOuD, appointed
p. NJ
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03

The Native American State Convention met
Last Friday at the PhmujE Hall, in Zane street,
Philadelphia, aud nominated KrnRrR CLEhyER
Es0., of Srhuy,kill county, ae ihcr candidate for
Canal Commissioner.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
Bowen's North .lmericun Farmer.

Tho Prospectus OF this large and excellent Ag
vicWiiwai Newspaper, published in Philadel
Ipha, by ELE Bowen, Esq, will be found in an.
other column, We consider this paper impor
tlnt to every Farmer, and should command the
unbounded patronage of that portion of commu.
atty. Subscription, 81 per annum, in advance.