Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

Jn0lana State 5entinel.
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INDIANAPOLIS. SEPTEMBER 30. ls49.
To Correspondents.
J.N.B Boston. why Charley c. his semiw
in For weeks we
have received the Now NOrthender and an old
Democrat get along it tell our
friend Rugged-no Ruggles attend to it. Had line from
W. .of Ill this morning He Is the true grit and we wish
you Yankees had half his knowe s about great rail
reads making made We should Of you
in this land of promise. Yox would
Ill. R.. RushvIe All right.
See the notice of exercises in connection with the
Presbyterian synod, (Old Schoo) in to-days paper.
S7rOur friend Apologize of the Times has been
elected Mayor of Delphi, Ind.
6.5-Frederick Hecker. the distinguished German
patriot, has arrived at New York with his family.
He intends taking up his residence at Donville, Hi
nols.
jS5-The notorious "Ca pit. Howard" who was shot
few DAYS ago at ST. Louis by Lansdowu, has since
died. 4 post norton examination revealed ball
imbedded in the spine.
6rWe hear it stated that Judge PEAsLEE has re-
signed bis Office of President Judge of this Judicial
Circuit, and that Hon. w. w. Wick has received the
appointment to fill the vacancy.
GRAPES We are indebted to Mr.. JOSEPH Nor
MAN for fine basket of Grapes. They are Of the
besa quality. He keeps them for sale in front of
Foote'S provision store, the postofhee corner.
Give him a call
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoNE.-Achil-
les Stapp. Gather of Milton Stapp of Madison) died
in Scott county, KY, on the 9TH Of September, in the
Gath year Of his age He the battles Ct Bran
DIVINE, Germantown, and Monmouth.
Governor DUNNING returned to this city on Mon.
dav last, after short visit to his family Bloom
ington.
6-rThe Postmaster of this city has employed two
eminent attorneys 10 prosecute the suit against the
elander.-AuTOFG r.
ci0l.
What has the Enquirer been saying Telling the
truth anybody, Ell!
GA telegra phic DESPATCH lated Albany. N. Y
Sept 10, 1649, that 1.-THE Democratic Mass Con-
venon assembled at Syracuse, adjourned ''sine die"
last night after adopting Hunker and BarnburDer
olutions. Tire Democratic party are now united on
joint Hunker and Barnburner ticket in full"
Our MINISTER TO BERLrs--A Berlin letter of Au-
gust Dist. to the N. Y. Commercial, says:
"Mr. Hannegan wos taken sick, last week, on his
way to Paris. The attack was at first violent, but
letter received here Sunday from a gentleman in
his company, says that Mr.. Hannegan was so much
better TO hope to resume his journey in few days.
A CoME-OUTER!-BENJ. F. WALLACE, ESQ.,, (brother
of Ex-Gov. WalIace.) who edited Taylor campaign
paper last summer called the Rough and Ready Ban
Der,' at Marion Ind, publishes address to
the public in which he eschews whiggery, and comes
out democrat! very sensible thing. and one
which have no doubt his good sense dictated long
ago.
GrChapman, of the Indiana Sentinel, says he can
prove that the Wing party is unprincipled.-L Louis
vile Journal.
as usual, Prentice lies. We said no such thing,
for the simple that proof is required to
tabish that proposition. 1t is admitted by honest
people.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LoUls RAILROAD appears
that Cincinnati is beginning to her head towards
Indianapolis the point of the Western intersection
Of the great central Atlantic and Mississippi Railroad
that must pass 10 miles North of her. This viii
do: let her run her lines take her levels, examine the
connections that direct line to this place will give
her, and the result can scarcely be doubted.
ANr1-WAR.-That Federal Wing. Mayor Patton
Of Columbus, Ohio, true to his old tory instincts
against war, whether il be against Mexico, or in
the days of our revolutionary fathers, against Eng
land, has forbidden the Parddes of volunteer
militia company lately formed in Columbus, Ohio. We
don't know whether to consider him fool, unacquaint-
ed vita the constitution and laws Of his own State,
or natural one from undeveloped causes. Certain
it is, he looks like Of some kind
MAmMorH PEAcHEs-R. Reagan, ESQ.,, of Putnam
county, Inns sent peach which, in point Of size,
favor and locks, is certainly ahead of all we have
seen this year. 1t measured upwards of ten inches
in circumference and weighed eleven ounces. 1t i.
called the Snow Cling, and appears to be variety
well worthy the attention Of horticulturists.
Another Our friend John E. Foudray has JUS
sholcn peach, which. in point of size. must take
the palm. 1t weighs fourteen ounces. AS he coult
not spare it long enough, we had no means of judg
ing Of it correctly. 1t raised b. Mr.. Beeler Of
Decatur tow nship. We did not get it's name.
6rTREAsURER OF SrArE.--It will be seen by al