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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

TIN y,E,TRE.-We have no room LOT ''ns In,
IN, merely TO say that the performance on vdeycs
aaor.I,y rave great satisfaction. The h'e 80, s
IN and amusing and well aced-srs Seton
and , m '@ TO be
Mrs Sloan is trump in her ine' ana ;scbieyous
nonuar She has life grace ease OF manner in
-, .nd decided alent--on the whole, a 'e'y so,re
s dlvda Celeste is quite pretty with majestic motion
aeYibe and graceuand she emoooieS u. :. ber nrede
- 10 rconsiderable degree. She far outs'rs ~
IN no ,'' as he stock company She was loudly eneoea
Wss carton has pretty face and complexion anu sar
hu she ourh, TO throw animation mo nc.
". would advise her 10 open her mouth anu s,0
ns white teeth her voice now heard IN INT
boxes Miss wmO' is much improved V osr, and ck
I've bn,ber,uaid The kissing scene was ac'eu e0'e
SETON is always good and happier than on ma
night Sloan played the Irish Doctor 10 'ne ,h area
81 s,,r actor. Jones did the fnnuye Duke WIN s'e'
Ne promises we'll Phillips and Linsard are 0
acounjnances in Richmond and we need say ho' Sa5o
them. OF the other actors we have '''e 70 nigb,
md Ch;nnepdale continue please as on Saturday 'e
r., al; have n GOOD season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

Decline in Cotton-ictirity in american So'Es oantsH
nsnt nj VI Ltdru Misunderstanding Of The Russian ana
/ Turkish quarrel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

In the House of Representatives four ballots taken
and ultadas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
OBITUARIES.


~" Wing and Herald requested to copy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

The Boston Post day lately published the f'Owing'
] WoULDS'T, WOULD You

The Boston Post day lately published the fo~ing
! WoULDS'T, WOULD You
/ wouldn't give much for a girl with a bonnet
Tha est fifty dollars when ffsf il was new,
Who sports large mnff with hahy tan on a,
That hargs down in font Of IL, just as il grew;
/ wouldn't give much for this female
Would you!
! wouldn't give much for woman who prances
promenading all the ih,rOughfsres through;
Giving wins> To the clerk, else snOrous glanees,
Enough le turn her eyes all a-kew;
| wouldn't give much for this female
Would ye,.?
The following has since been the Post by lady,
n reply
WOULDN'T, WOULD You
wouldn't give much for char who has "snne II"
Till he's every cent Of his legacy through,
Whose simpe ing chm has huge gustee o" n,
That hangs down upon il, JUS as It grew;
| wouldn't give much for this fellow
Would you?
/ wouldn't give much for a chap with a collar
That's made 10 stand up, almost over his ea's;
Who viii e kid gloves that cost over dollar.
And a that belongs knight Of the shears;
wouldn't give much for this fellow
Would youS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

MESSAGE OF Gov. BRowN, OF TENNEssEE-THE
BANK OF TENNEssEE-ITs CoNDITION.-Tbe message
of the Governor of Tennessee is published in the pa
pers that arrived last night. He is in favor of popu
lar educaton, internal improvements and conserva-
tive yndicatou Of southern rights. In regard to the
Bank of Tennessee we make the following exiracts:-
Lou. Courier.
The real capital of the Bank at present does not
exceed two millions and a half The Bank began its
operations the LIST Of july 1888, with a capital Of
50 1852, and by the LIST Of july lS49 has lost
The sum Of SSOO,0OO. it is believed The policy of
gradual liquidation has heretofore been tested. The
Bank then, now, with It's numerous Branches fur
nishes large portion of the circulating medium of
the country more Intimate acquaintance in the
last two years, with the history and operations Of the
Bank has satisfied me that the public requires
that it should either be discontinued or relieved from
its obligations to its capital from further
ducton.
would be willing to see the Bank continued for
the present. If the relief indicated, l. extended To IT,
This, l think can be accomplished by making the
Treasury chargeable with all the liabilities which
rest upon the Bank, and responsible for any de-
felt in the means of payment. In this way. whatev-
profits the Bank may realize, will go into the Trea
sury for It's profits let the Bank be discharged from
further obligation. Under the present system, if the
profits Of the Bank are Inadequate as they have BEEN
the capital is made to supply ede6cit aud thus
are presented with policy which, in the of
individual In private life, would be universally
demned, and lead inevitably to poverty and bankrupt
cy This policy is also recommended by its simplic-
ty irrespective of the condition Of the Bank 1t would
render the state Of resources less complex, and
manifest al all times the precise amount of available
means. And what objection be taken to this
Of policy Let us not be startled at the idea
of increase of taxation to make up any deficit.
believe no such necessity will arise.
If the bank is put in state Of liquidation it should
of course be gradual not to impair the business
of the country or lessen the circulation.
] am, then, prepared, and do earnestly recommend,
that the Bank be either discontinued dsencum-
bered.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
CANDIDATES

9TWe requested tc announce Col. EBESEzER DUAoNr
OF Dearborn County, a candidate for Agent of State
owe requested 10 announce B. r. EDMoNsroH OF
Dubois county, candidate for Treasurer Of State.
or We are requested to announce Dr. E. w. II. ELLIS
of Ekhart county a candidate for Auditor Of State.
uTWe requested TO announce Col. JAMES p
DRAKE, as a candidate for Treasurer of State.
Owe requested to announce JOHN BISHOP as cam
didale for the Office Of door Keeper TO the Senate.
QTWe are requested 10 announce JAMES WOODS of Ham
county candidate for Door Keeper to the House Of
Representatives.
lWe requested TO announce o. p. MORTON or Wayne
county a candidate for the Office of Agent Of State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening, the lCih instant, by the
Rev. Mr.. Babb. Capt. JOHN LOVE, of the U. S. Ar
my, TO Miss MARY FRANcENIA, daughter of Hon.
OLIVER H. SMITH, of this city.
This was the wedding of the season; and large
number of the elite of the city assembled at the man.
sion of Mr.. Smith, TO participate in the festivities of
the occasion. We hope that this union will prove al
ways and to the end as happy, as its commencement
was ioyful and brilliant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
NOTICE.
orr1cE INDIANA Mur.AL FlRE Insurance. Coxrl

OrrIcE INDIANA Mur.AL FuRE Insurance CoxrANY,l
Indianapolis, September 20, 1919.
THE Members of said Company hereby notified that Ell
1f 81 D s h G a, ~ds and i, r l
stained incurred said since the assessment
thousand Eve hundred twenty SIX dollars and twenty cents
on The notes given The mp Be
ueth day Of November ensuing ,towh:
On all notes dated on OF boie October 1913 and not discharged
this date being No. 2676 No S9 both inclusive thirteen
On dated Is4s before December
2 1885, being from No. 1878 to No. 4O9 both inclusive nine per
On an notes dated after December &C. ss and on
49, 1919 being from No 4c4O to No 1905 both inclusive a
being No. <O69 No. 1901 both inclusive,
On all notes dated after March 81 Is49 and on or before May H.
s4s being from No 4s2 No 4lo7 both Inclusive and one half
On al dated after May ls9 and before July A.
1879 Uelng from No 40s No Aba both inclusive cent
s49 being No Abs No 4lS9 both inclusive 0s and half
per cent
nm ~ fea 1.eta 9e IssS - ~ az sSss 80, i00' o1
On all expired DISCHARGED after December 90 1885, and
On all notes expired discharged after February 49, ls49 and
expired discharged 81 1919;
all expired discharged after May IL ls49, and
before 6" July ydI u.s. s and ss s& uv
On an eaphed discharged August T. $780, and on
Ordered That the Treasurer charge interest assessments not
Receipts for Ageutsor
whom members expected make
VIII charged remaining
after the 20 day Of November which They payable and
the expiration OF thirty days from this ds delnquens will liable
suit for the hOe o their premium ageaby the
eleventh Charter Noies Indiana,
Of the specie banks Kentucky Ohio will be required
for assessments.
In cases where member have their Policies by sale of The
assured property berwse he hereby
duty surrender the for discharge and the
surrender agreeahy the If
ieenh section Of the Cbae which be ened by officers Of
the Company This important Agents
especially requested call their
information regard thereto. Policies discharge should
through local addressed Secretary
lcia policy be discharged until amounts due
be of
/ DTecms Il. r. MORRIS, Treasurer.
! w. CADY, SeTetaru 3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
Sale of school, Lands i'm Hamilton
Comfy, lndIana.

NJ Office hereby given that the undersigned county auditor
and school commissioner of Hamilton county, Indiana, in
Of order of the board Of county Commissioners
made the last session thereof June, A d. 1919 and in
with the statutes in such made and provided
the day Of October A D. IS49 the Court House door
the Of Nobesve said county Hsmon the
hours nine clock A NJ and four O'clock p NJ Of said day.
will TO sale public auction the several lots and Of
comprising school number sixteen 6) township
number eighteen s NORTH range three 3
the and parcels of land comprising school section number
SIXTEEN (6 in township number twenty (20 north, Of range
number Eve @ divided and apart by the proper
of said nsha plat which said sections divided
will he exhibited the day fsale.
Such sale will the aforesaid and
will he douTned from day TO day. within the hours until
completed The sad lands viii be sold the following terms,
wt fourth purchase money be paid and
legal interest the residue for advance and the resi-
in twenty from such sale, with like interest
ally advance On failure pay any such annual nalment Of
the the said shall be
Immediately
township end will be forthwith sold the above
specified By order Of the said Board Jane session. ls49
J NJ. MALLERY, S. COmr. n. G.
Attest, LEVI FARLEY, Auditor Hamilton County.
Oct 0wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
UyncnOpathy.

Take lille wife,
The pret;ier the better;
Pat her cheek, and when
She wants TO kiss you-let he-.
Keep her in the house
There she'll cook your mutton;
Darn your jacket too.
Ii she's worth button.
Never mind the lots
or her aunts and cousins,
Ask them to "drOp in;"-
Dine them all by dozens.
One of these odd days,
You'll feel full Que inch taller,
When Won see her hug
A choppiug little sQualler.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

Mr.. Lincoln, who has just been appointed Cover
of Oregon, in place of Gen. Lane. removed. was
of the fourteen who in Congress, voted against
granting supplies of men and money to the American
army in Mexico. Yet at The very honr when Lincoln
was giving this vote, Lane, almost :aning from the
loss of blood received from a Mexican ball. on the
field of Buena Vista inspiring gallant troops to
vctory.-N A. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

ALL IN THE WRoNG.-Dipomacy never was more
completely muddled than in Tie hands of Mr.. Clay
ton. The genius of confusion to preside over
all his enterprises. He cannot take step without
treadng on his somebody else's heels. And
while he has the faculty in perfection of laundering
into d icues, he is altogether without that govern
ing good luck that helps people to blunder out Of
them. Why is all the world huzzing augrily about
the Secretary of State. Even Billy BOwegs could
not stand his rule; the Camanehes for the first time
brave the United S,aies France could not dis
cuss question Of tobacco and salvage little mer-
chant vessel with him. but there be talk of war;
and stocks go down five per cent. II were well 1
this were the end but it is only the beginning of the
end. The CHILEAN minister has been put out of tenn
per and they cay that, too, is grave matter. Be-
sides the King of the Mosquitoes has been lectured
about the navigation of the San Juan river; and Great
Britain patron, has taken up the matter in high
key, which makes this perhaps the very worst of al
Mr.. Clayton's affairs. All this in six months -
Charleston Mercury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

THE Round IsLANDERs.-The Mobile Tribune has
a letter. dated a, East Pdscagoua, September 20,
which says:
"The estimated number Of persons lying at Round
Island is $50 OF these, so left the island re-
Gently, but half of them have since returned. As 10
the object Of the expedition, that is still nubibus
1t is quite certain that it is to be of great peril
wherein the great chances of success by
certain. The Round Islanders, are as hardy and
bravea set of fellows could be picked up anywhere,
and have resolution enough to attempt what they
organized for Ii is expected that they will start
pretty The principal leader is looked for here
presently from the north Who he is, is not known,
but suspect he is the Spanish General LobeZ now,
recently, residing in New York. One thing Is
certain these Adventures have abundance of
They get their supplies from this neighborhood, and
pay promptly. They also orderly in their conduct
and have good character among the mainlanders.
The communications in OfyOur city papers this
subject nothing but sheer untruths, any
here tell you. The United States vessels Water
Witch and Flirt lying within sight. The Albany
is at Ship Island They quiet enough, and do not
interfere with the Round ISLANDERS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
sos REMAND.

CTOLEN from the subscI iber, five miles northeast Of
~ Marlinsville, the Indianapolis road, in Morgan
county, one large gray hose rather coloed gray,
his right hind foot white. and left lore foot white, SIX
years old, about sixteen hands high, shod before his
name lays the left side of his neck except about eight
or len inches behind his ears which lays the right
sde he is very lengthy horse and very fat he dap
pie the rump and thighs; he is very rough trong
horse other gait. The above reward will be given
for the horse thief WM WILLIAMS.
October 9. 1919 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
The Static on Endiama. Supreme Court.

n. ID IcIy
Tuesday, Juneth fth, A. d. lS49-
In Error 10 he Sutherland Csrcni
Thomas McCormick Mcclure Mcclure,
w. Mcclure, Julia Mcclure, and Walter Armstrong
the plaintiff by his counsel and appearing
N satisfaction of the Court that James H. Mcclure Huy
lure. James Mcclure, Mcclure,
endanls are ofthis State wheIeupon
ordered named defendants appear this
the Monday
plaintiffs filed herein, they will be
npon absence And Is further ordered that copy OF
Indiana State
successfully.
293w copy. Attest, ii. r. COBURN, c. s. c.
J w. Chapman, q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

EWING AND HIS PROMISES OF OFFICE.-The cores
pondent of the New York Herald, says: al heard a
good story this morning of Secretary Ewing, and
from the source. cannot question its truth Mr.
Ewing wanted a bouse-Mr. Douglass had house
Mr.. Ewing went to MIR. Douglass aud proposed GER
tain alterations, improvements, &C., &C., and by way
of inducement, told Mr. Douglass that if he would
let him have the house at low rent make the improve
ments, &c, he should have appointment Mr.
Douglass asked what appointment. Mr.. Ewing TOLD
him he should have Jenny Makers place, garden
er, and superintendent of the public ground The
bargain was made, the improvements were made, ant
Secretary Ewing moved in. Jenny Maher hearo
hat Douglass was 10 succeed him. Jenny wrote Il
Mr. Clay, and Mr.. Clay wrote to General Taylor
Jenny was appointed by MIR. Adams, and had a sor
Of fee simple 10 the sol-he could not be removed
Secretary Ewing moved out Of the house, and Doug
lass took possession.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

IMPROVEMENT IN CANNON.-The hollow gun cast
recently in the foundry of KNAPP & Toten, stood on
trial three times the service of the gun made in the
usual manner. This improvement is the discovery OF
Lieut.. Rodman, of the IT, S. Arsenal, this city,
gentleman who is an honor to the service. We un-
dersiand he has ken out patent for the mode OF
casting. Another trial is yet to be made under the
inspection Of Maj Wade. The principle is 10 cool
the gun from the inside, by passing swift current Of
water through an iron pipe which is inserted in the
core thus freezing the iron in the centre first. and
lastly on the surface. Any one who will for
moment reflect the principle, must perceive It's
periority.-PiHs Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
Executors Notice.

NOTICE hereby given, that letters testamenay granite
1N to the undersigned, of the
Owen Fisher, of Marion deceased
August 1919. Al concerned Will
themselves accordingly. The probably solvent.
2613wT BENJAMIN MORGAN, Executor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS.
S. A. d u Il.
(SHcceSSOr to j. RdmSey,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
Nm Drugs. Medicines Paints OILS Dye sufs Chemicals, Sur
gcal Instruments, Brushes Tobacco, Cigars, Perfumery,
Glassware, receiving his spring stock from the Eastern
markets. and he respectfully requests all persons WHO desire to
OF the above articles call and examine his stock
before purchasing
not lower than any other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
An Of the approved Patent medicines viii he
kept constantly hand choice lot of Liquors will be
found in for medical and will be sold low.
Tobacco and SegarS.
90 900 pounds brands of Virginia Tobacco 1000 Principe TO-
coo Panla 1000 Regaa 10000 Plantation COCO Esparango
Gin cinnat prices.
Perfumery. Hair Oils and Dyes.
large of French. English and American Perfum
cry Hair Oils and Hair very best quality just reeiv
ed, and will be sold low, wholesale and retail
Paints. Oils. Dye-Stufs.
lot Of Paints Oils Dyestufs &c. in store and for sale low
Also Paint and Whtewash Brushes, Of every description
Eastern anulacture.
Dr. Duvs viii pay particular attention TO preparing pescrP
lions viii give directions their From regular edu
cation Medicine and Junior TO the Bal
timoe Infrmary practice in malarous ms
trie in this he ater himself that he will he able to give
entire satisfaction his Store door Little
Co.'s Auction Store
Indianapolis, June 9, l549 lily
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

The American Reriere commits capital grammat
ical error. One of its articles is entitled "Thers'
Revolution" Now. if there be any rules of English
grammar whatsoever, one of them certainly is that
the possessve case of proper ending S, must
have tire repeated after the apostrophe. The rea-
son why distinction Is made between proper and
common nouns Is apparent from this Illustration. If
briefly spoke of 1.-The clothing of The boys" we
should say the ''boys cothing; but, there per-
named Boys, and we had to speak of his
clothing, should, of course say Boyss clothing"
IN the same way that we speak of ST. ThOmas's
Church. We do not double the in common nouns,
simply because we do not sound it, but 90 double
in proper nouns because we do sound it. Only for
pOeIs is ii allowable to slip over the in the latter
case, in Venus groves" 'Phqbus car Moses
rod" &c. &C.; but for the sake Of rythm it is
barely tclerable The writer of the work on the
French Revolution. which is reviewed in the Amer
lean, not named Thier, but Theirs, and his work
should accordingly be spoken of as Thierss Revolu-
ton. We take particular notice of this inaccuracy
because find it gradually creeping into here,
so that presently, unless it be stopped, shall have
the authority Of 'custum" invoked for its defence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

New JERSEY RAnRoADs.-There is much excite
ment in New Jersey on the subject Of the monopoly
of railroads and canals which the Legislature of that
State granted 10 certain companies some years ago.
The conditions of their charters were, that if they
1.-THE companes) would pay to the State the interest
S2O0,O00 worth of stock and transit duties all
passengers and freight the State would guarantee 10
the companies, that road should be made through
TO compete with their road The Legislatures of 1885,
sc, and 81. Teafiirmed the contract The transit
duties paid to The State amount to about $50 600
year.
An effort Is making to set aside these contracts
unjust aud unconstitutional. In the New York and
Philadelphia papers, appeal is published by Com
modore Stockton, in relation to the joint companies of
the Camden and Amboy Railroad and the Delaware
and Raritan Canal Company in which he states that
he invested the whole of his fortune, amounting TO
10000, in these companies, under the contract with
State of New Jersey. and complains of the efforts
to induce the State to repudaie their contract.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
NOTICE..

TENHERE will be sold the highest bidder the late residence
ofLewis G. Powell der eased in Perry township, in Marion
county, the 10Th day of October all the
said deceased consisting Of horses cattle hogs
and kitchen furniture and standing in the field credit
of twelve months will be all three dollars
purchaser giving note with approved security.
s. 1919 + p. DRAKE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
ANNEXATION o. CURA.

THE Subscribers have recently opened Tin and Copper Shop
Washington street, two doors west of Thomas Buists
Hardware Store nearly opposite
intend keep hand all kinds of Tin Copper ware
wholesale and retail and both practical and
do depend apprentices
that work will he done hees and
other establishment in the city.
Job Work of all kinds done promptly and good ORDER Call
and see.
October 9, 1si9. 81 5mos PIERSON s COTTRELI,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
Household Orders.

Rachel, go and comb your hair;
Betsey, stop your laughing there
Kate, make haste and wash the dishes,
And Susan, mend your neutrality-suspicious.
Sammy, run and feed the hogs;
Jim GO out and bring the logs!
Pll whip you, John, you know will,
Ii you don't stop kicking Bill
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

il MARION CocRT CoMnoS PLEAS, JAN TERM 1850.
Petition for Dfc0ee.
LII,

n IS, Us.
Petition for DcGee.
Eliza Sanders John Sanders.
eE known that the 18th day of September le49 the said
EO Eliza Sanders filed in the Office of the clerk Of the Marion
Court Of Common Pleas her petition against sad John Sanders
for divorce with affidavit annexed thereto Of dnferesed
witness that said Sanders resident Of the State Of
Indiana
said Sanders the defendant above
hereby notified Of the filing and tendency OF said petition
said him he appear said
the calling Of the the term thereof held
the House indianapolis the I'd Monday January
1880 answer plead demur to said petition the will
be heard and determined his and decreed accordingly
Attest, A. A. HAMMOND ofcio clerk OF Court.
By RIcHARD H. NEwcONB, Deputy.
Walpoe and Rutherford soils for petitioner.
September Is, 1919 3I-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

INTERESTING TO HoRTIcULTURIsTs.-E.B B. Bishop
of our city, has just SHOWN the leaves and the fow-
of vine, pariaking of The nature of The cypress
and the mornng-glory. year ago, the seed of The
mornug-glory and cypress were planted together so
as 10 eniwine each other. This year, three vines
up and produced eec h, different leaf and flow
er; the morningglory has natural shaped leaf, with
deep, orange-coored flower, small and round-sbaped
the cypress producing leaves and flowers perfectly
natural; and the amalgamalion produces leaves as
large as the mornings Tory, with half their size d.
divided out in small spanges like the cypress, produ
cling flower of beautiful vermillion red, and half
way between the other two in size Van Buren,
(Ark.) InteligencPr