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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
County Clerk.
The following communication is from an intelligent
wing friend of this city:


IsDrASAPoLIs, June 49, 1S49.
.Messrs. CkaymaRs & Spann The wing county con-
veniion Is just 10 the action Of that convention
the people OF Marion county looked forward with
great deal ct anxiety because upon the nomination oil
candidate for county clerk the elections IL suppos
ed, would The democracy believed that if Robert
d Duncan was nominated, Billy Stewart would beat
him while the other hand the wings confidently
serted that II Robert Duncan nominated, he would
carry The county by most triumphant majority. And
singular as II may seem, Dir. Duncan nominated by
the wings as their candidate. have heard the reasons
assigned by DIR. Dnncnns friends before tho nomlia
on, why he should be nominated, and have again
heard, since the Nomination. those reasons insisted
upon by Dir. DIS friends as reasons why he would be
elected. III those be true, and have good
grounds for believing they are then indeed is Mr. Dun
can the most formidable that the wings of Marion
county could have selected. deem il proper that the
OF Marion county should be apprsed of those rea-
sons and, il they deem them sufficient, then let them
support Mr. Duncan If not then let them support the
mill boy lst II is urged by Mr. Duncans friends that
he has from ten TO twelve thousand dollas in fees due
him ffom the voters OF Marion county, and all that
cessary to obtain all such persons votes, is remind
each specially that if Mr. d. is elected, il will he
necessary TO settle all outstanding accounts immediately
I'd. Mr. d. is favor of licenses and has expressed
himself for the last months therefore he will get all
drinking mems votes. Sd. Mr.. ID. is wealthy--he is
worth from thirty forty thousand dollars while on
the other hand, Billy Stewart, the mill boy, poor
wherefore MIR. ID. will get the votes of the circle of
wealthy arstocrats among whom he moves. 4ih Mr..
ID has held the Office for seventeen years Now, if Mr..
Duncans notions the license questions if his having
held The Office for years. If his holding tsceire
ousGnd dollars of claims rod the roters of Ma
ri0n county, il his acealh and Mr.. Stewards poUerfy
satisfy the good people of Marion that Mr.. Duncan will
make better clerk than Mr. Stewart then let them sup
port Mr.. Duncan but if noi then let them show by
their votes, that wealth is recommendation Office
that they believe in rotation In ocethat they
to be forced into The support Of any one-tha they have
the honest poverty of Mr. Stewart not objeciionas.
VOTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
MONTGOMERY.
Sabbath School celebration on the It'll
of .IulY.

AT meeting of the Teachers of the Sabbath Schools
IN this place, after the close of the Monthly Sabbath
School Concert of Prayer the LIST Presbyterian Church,
TO make arrangements for the celebration of the 9TH
July, ii the usual Manner on the I'd Monday Of June,
the following proceedings were had.
james nj. Ray was called 10 the chair, and A. w.
Morris appointed secretary.
The following resolutions adopted:
RcsOlred, That will celebrate the day as hereto
FORE abrdgng the walk and the exercises the ground.
Resosed, That the State House square be the ground
selected.
Resolved, That the Baptist School-lt being the year
Tint it devolves them-select who will ad
dress the Children and not the parents and visiters
Ordered, That assessment of 500 be made buy
usks and other refreshments and that The expenses be
borne by the schools in the following proportions viz
LIST Presbyterian church 80; I'd Presbyterian church
So; Wesley Chapel Sill; Roberts Chapel Sl2; Baptist
S. Christian So; English Luibern So; Western Ger
man Lutheran (Mr. Eisensey's) So; Eastern German
Lutheran (Mr. Koonize's) 50; Western M. E. Church
81 +; West indianapolis 81.
ResolUcd That DIR. Coe be Treasurer and that the Su.
perntendent Of each School be charged with the coec-
ton of the amount assessed to his respective school.
ResOIoed That the Superntendents of each school
lect suitable persons wait their scholars with
water and russs viz: each forty scholars for
ter, and one for bread to same number.
ResolUed That A. Brouse be the Marshal, with full
power 10 appoint his assistants and any arrange
mens necessary on that day.
Resolred That Andrew Smith, Henry Ohr, and the
Marshal have charge of the seating of the ground, with
power 10 draw on the Treasurer for the expense.
Resolved, That committee purchasing re-
freshments buckets baskets, tins, &C., be appointed
whereupOn Messrs. Patton, Willis w. Wright, Dr. Bal
lard, King, Newcomb, r. Tucker G. Pitts Geo. Stumpe
David Fatout, and Edwards appointed said CON-
mitiee, to draw the Treasurer for the expense.
RESOLVED, That Messrs. J. Mckay, Kearns, and Will
lard be committee to arrange and have printed the
cessary music, and that they draw upon the Treasurer
for any expense of the same.
ResolUed, That the school Of the LIST Presbyterian
Church furnish the Reader of the Declaration of Inde
pendence, to be lad belonging to said school,.
Resolved, That the committees here appointed, ali
the basement of Wesley Chapel, Saturday,
a o'clock p nj.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lshed in the papers of city, for the information
all interested.
And the meeting adjourned
JAMES NJ. RAY, Chairman.
W MoRRts Secretarv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

Women love flowers, and flowers are like women
in their beauty and sweetness so they ought TO grow
up together. No flower garden looks complete with
out a woman IN IL; woman ever seems SO lovely
as when she is surrounded BY flowers. She should
have her fragrant boqne at the party; window plants
IN her parlor if possible, rich and flower
ing shrubs IN her conservatery-but better than all
these. and supplying all, every woman In the world
should .ssye a flower gsrder. Every man. who has
the least gaaniry paternal feeling, should make
flower garden for his wife and daughters. Every
house-the smallest cottage in the country, aswell
the largest mansion should have around IT theper-
fnme Of iilacs. pnks, and other hardy odoriferous
flowers that cost trouble, bat bring wi h them eve
ny year world Of beauty and fragrance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

THE MYSTERIES OF OFFIcE-SEEKING.-Mr Fuller
of the New York Mirror, who was disappointed
candidate for the Office Of Marshal of New York. is
making clean breast of it, which shows that there
is many slip between the cup and lip in politics as
in all other subunary affairs. He was well backed
by and newspapers of influence, and the office
was generally assigned to him by common report.
General Taylor went so far as to read all bis
papers neutrality-suspicious. letters, signed by one
hundred and ffty-seven names-but Notwithstanding
all this the office given to another, probably be-
he did bore the President with so many let
tiers to read. One man went so far as to guarantee
the appointment of MIR. F., provided he would con-
sent to divide The salary 10Th ham, Another, who
wanted the Office for personal friend agreed to enter
into bonds to pay Mr.. F. $4,000 year for the next
four years, the condition that Mr.. F. ,coud ,cih-
draU his taUOr 10 ensure his success, Mr. F. made
great mistake in not accepting the latter Offer
Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
State-of Indiana, Boone County.

liz THE BOONE CIRcuir Cousr, APRIL TERM, A. D.leis.
In ChaRcery.
ceased William NJ Smith, Charles EppeFson, and Henry H. spen
EsE that the @ judicial day Of The April term
Neal solicitor, said his bill Of complaint against
said defendants affidavit said bill that the
deceased him
and their residence he veri believes not in ths State
also day Apr ls49 the affidavit of dneresied
person fled in the clerks Office Of said court Of the nones
Of san defendant Charles Epperson =
Therefore L
Charles Eppersn above named hereby no
fed filing tendency of said bill OF complaint against them
they appear In said and
plead calling he ensuing
therein Contained viii
be taken and held confessed against ther
l063wisr Aies, LEVI Lane, Cterk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The GONE TERM PRINcrPLE.-Col. Webb of the
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, says that Gen. Taylor
has consented TO for a second term The Buffalo
Express, wing paper, copies portion of the article
and says:
"We have Transcribed it chiefly for the purpose of
making an occasion for ayowing qualification at
the ntimation that Gen. Taylor is willing to be
candidate for reelection; and of expressing the hope
that Col. Webb has spoken by authority in making
the annuncation. II cannot be doubted that such
determination the part of Gen. Taylor would con-
tribute largely to the unity harmony and of
his Administrations"
Perhaps some of readers have an indistinct
recollection of Gen. Harrisons pledges upon the SUBJ
ject in 1910. and Of certain banners not unfreareny
carried in wing professions those days, which
were inscribed il garing capitals, Zone Term"
Weshall see whether this principle like almost every
other avowed by them before the election, is
be troddcn under foot.-Adrsrfiser.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
A. W. Morris, Secretary.

The JEsUITs.-MAcAULEY, in his History OF Eng
land thus speaks Of the benevoIence and selfsacri-
fcng spirit of the Jesuiis. The tribute is just
it is beautiful:
"Nor is this heroic spirit yet extinct. When, in
our own time, new and terrible pestilcnce passed
round the globe, when in great cities fear had
dissolved all the ties which hold society together,
when the secular clergy had deserted their focks
when medical succor not to be purchased by gold
when the strongest natural affections had yielded to
the love Of lfc then the Jesuiis was found by
the pallet which Bishop and Curaie, physician and
nurse, father and mother, had deserted, bending
over infected lips catch the int accents of
fession, and holding up the last, before the ex-
piring penitenl, the image Of the expiring Re-
deemer."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The cholera excitement has caused quite stagna-
ton in the New York city fruit aud vegetable
kets The choicest articles could scarcely be dis
posed Of at any price. Large strawberries (Hovey s
seedling) could be had at ten cents per quart this
morning. (2i) and the smaller varieties ranged from
two to five CENTS per quart Peas, salad, and radish
ers totally unsaeable, and for time, at least,
the gardeners occupations gone"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

NoTE-The allowance for medical relief, and the ex-
penses of the Poorlaw Commission, together COCO 900
annually and betrayed of the rates, be add
ed to the above to find the total expenditure OF the poor
What picture of want is here presented Thirty
millions of dollars annually contributed by the people
of England to feed their poor More by six mil
lions than the whole of the ordinary expenses of
government, on the civil list, navy, army, &c. The
number of persons relieved in England and Wales in
1874, was about tco Millions one-eighth of the
tire population.-National Era.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

REvoLUTloNARv CoIs.-At meeting of the New
York Historical Society, held recently, Rev. DR.. Adj
ans exhibited half dollar coined during the pres-
deDcy Of General WashngtoD-struck from die
made upon the Royal pattern; 4. e. side the
Eage-on the reverse Sc. Washington, President
lst, 1892" But six pieces coined, when by or
der of General Washington, The dies broken and
DESTROYED
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The New York Tribunes Washington correspond
ent says 'aH Offices rohica By any possibility
hare controlling influence elections uiH be filed
by chigs" What else is this but an impudent an
nouncement Of the determination of the adminisra-
ton to appoint to Office for the express purpose
of controlling the elections
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

VERMoNT.-The democrats and free soers have
united upon the following candidates for State off,
GERS: Governor, Horatio Needham; 1t. Governor,
Daniel Roberts, Jr.; Treasurer, Joseph Poland. The
election takes place in September next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
of all Nervous Diseases.

RISING from impaired weakened unhealthy state
hch have been achieved by
derfu discovery Of the mysterious and Mag
virtues that the thousands suffering beyond The
be the enjoyment happiness.
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Bell
Eore e se e %ss ~ Be the & Uin
rry It's beautiful instance Of ait aiding srience 10
have heen perfected and so entirely successful
II with perfect and certain success all cases sener
al debility from whatever arise hs
%st acute or chrome spesy palsy
heart sPopxy neuralgia pains in tho chest and SIDE liver
paint diseases the kidneys spinal complaint and Of
simple cansea arrangement Of the system.
drug has or can have any effect on them eSesP to increase
strengthening fegvng vszng influence Of Gavanism health
solely by the outward application of Dr. chrsties Cssnc Belt
Magnetic earay "n eon IN the s that e cure disease %
instead Of the usual mode Of druggns and
They the system. power possessed by
ladies Of all classes have been the recipients Of their
benefits
DR.. Christie's Galpanie Necklaces
all complaints affecting the throat
any inflammation Of the throat headache dizziness Of the head
bronchs neuralgia the face buzzng rosrng in the
deafness, which An the ured is
Tic Doioreur.
No easeof this distressing complaint has failed to be per-
maSepsy By he Pss Of Gsass0S s
kles used in all rheumatism affecting the limits
strains hands, any complaint
the legs One wrist ankle. the
magnetic fluid applied to the part particularly affected thus
causing concentration OF the influence at the desired spot
NERVOUS Spasns.
The following is extract from letter received from Messs
Mosey Tucker well known Druggists Mobile. Alabama:
There Dr. iaTtwe doctor OF Divinity Marion this
State who has used Chre Gavsnc Bracelets the purpose
curing spamodic affection
excitement either physical his
in violent motions which perfectly unconirollabe He
tried the Gavanc Bracelets with the magnetic fluid and with
such months he has
although has travelled Cincinnati
took active part the exciting OF Baptist
vcnton. Through his many OF his acquant
ances have tried them, and with good success.
Truly yours, MOSELY s. TUCKER
Mobile, Ala 2Sd Sept.
During the three years these remarkable curaives have
failed when sed according the full and plain directions
which them Ii absolutely impossible that they
do the slightest harm.
No Inconvenience whatever attends their use and they may
In fact highly asurabi
The Gavsnic Belt 81 each
The Calyanc Necklare 2 each
Gslvanic Bracelets,
- CAUTION; '''@
Beware of spurious mutations
All business Hicafions should be addressed
D. c MOREuEAD. NJ D..
Is2 broadway, New York.
AUTHORIZED fGEk7S.
DAVID CRAIGH EAD Dreggst, indianapolis
H. c. MAYNARD, Madison lives
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

WAsHINeToN June 12-It is stated on good authority
mat Gen. Jessup wiz be assigned to he command Of The
military division made by Gen. Ganes DEATH An
other report speaks of Gen. Twiggs in connection with the
same Office.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence has been appointed Minister
The Government of profered form Postal
treaty with the United States
WAsHiNcToN, June I3-The FIRST number Of the "RsPu6-
he"wa> issued this morning The " National Wing is
discontinued
New YoRK June ls-There are A cases Of cholera
ported to-day, and "a deaths.
PHILADELPHIA June l3-There reported cases Of
cholera and one death.
CINCINNATI. June l4-IntelIgence has been received
here that Ex-President Polk is slowly recovering.
There fourt deaths from cholera yesterday in
New York; in Philadelphia death; and in Boston, two
deaths from the same disease.
Seventeen report thyfour cholera intermels
Tuesday, and nineteen Wednesday, in this city.
The Boad Of Health has made arrangements 10 report the
inleIments in the cemeteries.
Late from San Domingo.
PHILADELPHIA, June I2.-Dates from San Domingo,
OF the LIST instant that much excitement prevailed
there, owing attempt OF the President TO hetray the
country into the hands OF the Hayens. Gen. Santa
Anna and drove the Hayiiens off with eonsid
cradle loss. Returning Santa Anna was refused en-
trance into The city, by renegade, Gen Jemnes who
had attempted The of the American Consul Santa
Anna had laid the city under siege at the last accounts
SPECIAL ELECTION -Palrey, free soer, has been de-
feated in the 4h Congressional district of Massachusetts
Thompson, wing, his opponent. The vote was
very close and resulted in choice being made by the
people.
The cholera has commenced among the coored peo
pie. We heard of several yesterday, and
two deaths Gin. Commercial.
CHOLERA AT CIScISNArI.-T Tuesday, 81 deaths
"Wednesday. 10 deaths. From Wednesday to Thursday
81 o'clock, "a cases and deaths.
CHOLERA AT MADIsoN.-The Courier of Thursday
Three deaths from cholera have occurred since
our yesterdays report. The names Of the persons
who died were, Mr. Quincy, Thomas Donnelly, and
John Parker. They all resided in the lower part Of
the city, rear the of the railroad.
Diurrhea continues TO prevail to great extent in
the city. and it will continue long there is such
neglect to the sanitary measures, both by the ci
zens and the authorities.
The Courier also says, in another paragraph:-We
have heard of three Of cholera, not before
reported. Two of them in fair way Of recovery
and the third has not been of sufficient continuance
to give ar opinion to its results.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

JUICE PERKINS, whose severe and proracted illness
prevented his attendance at the late session Of The
Supreme Court is visit to his friends in this city,
We are pleased to be enabled TO say that his health
has much improved since his arrival herc-he has 80
far recovered 10 be able to ride oat.-Richnlond
Palladium.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

A FRENCH ScENE.-The following is the mode in
which they settle Presidential duels and brotherly
braws in France. II is extracted from q Frence pa
per:
considerable sensation has been created in Paris,
by quarrel which took place two days ago, between
the President of the Republic and his cousi, Napo-
leon Bonapare, the late ambassador at Madrid. 1t is
hardly necessary state that the quarrel has arisen
with respect to the dismissal of the latter from his
Office ambassador. 1t appears that Napoleon, in
the first place, called upon his sister, the Princess
Demidof when his language with respect the Pre-
sident violent that she intimated him that
she would dispense with his further visits. He then
proceeded to the Palace of the Eysee. and had in
terview with the President. A very violent scene
took place respecting the letter written by the Pres-
dent, the subject of Napoleon Bonaparte's speech,
To the deputation which waited on him at Bordeaux,
in the course of which, and after great deal of re-
elimination both sides. Napoleon suddenly called
the President BASTARD and told him that he not
only kites egg put into The eage's nest, but that
the whole Bona parte family knew him to be A
scene followed which battles description The Presi-
dent few to bis sword, and declared that he would
Immediately fight the slanderer; bat the attendants
in,erfered, and the parties separated. Still the
President insisted that the stain on his honor should
be wiped out by duel and appointed two friends to
make arrangements on his side for meeting. In
the meantime, however, a council Of Ministers was
called the subject and it resolved that the duel
should not be allowed M. Odillon Barrot, and all
the ministers, declared that the President, as the first
ma in the State could fight and that such
thing could be thought Of. In this state the az
fair of present remains but it is unnecessary to say
that Tho flair creates on immense sensation Paris
and greatly compicates the position OF all parties at
the eve Of the election.
The cost Of cigars smoked every day in the city Of
NJ. ~ =. d.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
THE state Of Iudinmn. Marion county

HE STATE Oh kuOssauf, taafton county.
In MARION CIRCUIT CouRT FoR OcTOBER TERM, ls49
ChGacOy-
Glenn Tngley Gideon uTton James Fields George
FERRIES William r. Newland, James S. Priugle, John NJ Ts-
o Theophous Paudng George West Samuel Jones' aud others.
THE several defendants whose above set h here
the 18th of Jane, 1912 the
complainant flied his bin Of complaint in the above emitted
the clerk Office of said Marion Circuit Court against them 9TH
the sdavt Of dsnereied showing that they
Of bill
pending unless they and
before the calling of said
pf be held at the Cont House in Indianapo
lis said and things therein contained will be
confessed aud held against them and each of hem
Attest, n. b. DUNCAN, Clerk
r. Walpole solicitor for complt. 43yis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

II is rumored that editor at the South has pur-
chased race horse at an expense Of $1,000 for The
purpose of catching his runaway subscribers very
sracy" story, Indeed.
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MERCfIANT,S HOTEL.

Fourth Sfrfei, btfrePn Arch and Marked,
PIMA ID Ell PHT.4
having this passed bio The hands r the subscribers they
is very
patronage and
hope. by unemilnz attention, 10 deserve e of
friends who may visit The cry on business o. pleasure
g. ( 1. McKlBRlN
Is. lo7- Im Formerly OF Exchange Pfl.burch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

An Extra session Of the virginia Legislature ns-
scmbed on the 18th, Richmond, for the purpose Of
revising the laws Of that State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

0HrCol. A. NJ. Mitchell of Cincinnati, has been
appointed Marshal of Minnesota, rice ]. L. Meek,
who declines to accept
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

OWEN CoUHTY.-WM. NJ FRANKLIN, Esq, is the
nominee Of the Owen county democratic convention
for Representative. Mr.. F. is good editor, and of
course will make good representative.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
INDIANAPOLIS. JUNE Nc. 1919.

BENroN's GREAT SPEEcH.-We present to our read
ers to-day the conclusion of Col Bentons able address
to the people of Missouri the slavery question: to
the exclusion Of much other interesting and import
ant matter prepared for this paper Like all of his
speeches. il eynces great research and TALENT coming
fully up to, if not SURPRISING, any Of the great
efforts Of his life. We have neither the the
time to upon it at present in fact we doubt
whether comment would be profitable Let every one
read the speech 1t is full. comprehensive, unanswer
able: everything exactly in its place. 1t coud not
well be made shorter. neither do we see that any
thing could be added to il. And yet, in saying this
do mean to be understood endorsing all Of
Dir. BIS opinions. He is not in favor of the passage
of the Wimot proviso by Congress; he thinks it un-
necessary. But he is in favor Of the spirit and
sence Of it-no admission of slavery into territory
where it does not now exist. He contends that Con-
gress has the power either to establish prohibit
slavery in the territories and that that power belongs
to Congress alone. He plainly tells the southern
hot-heads who talk about resisting that if Congress
secs proper to pass the Wimot proviso it will be
constitutional and bindng that military resistance
to such law would be high treason against the
United States and punishable with death II is, in
our opinion, the most powerful and conclusive argu-
ment upon the subject of the power of Congress over
slavery in Territories that has been made, and
the best calculation we recollect to have OF the
norable character of slave property.