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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

O-The Rochester Republic fires the following,
"centre shot" into the Washington Republic:
BUILT AND WALsH.-The Washington Republic
has not been sparing Of lis upon Mr.. Walsh
for his anli-Republican conduct in France, which is
all right enough but Mr. Built should recollect that
he is connected with The N. o. Picayuae, one of The
editors Of which is sending letters for publication
which objectionable anything that Mr. Walsh
has written. Consistency should dictate to the wing
moutlpiece, propriey Of taking the beam out of its
own eye before it the mote from that Of the
French Consul
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

GCJ-Geu. Taylor appears determined TO finish the
parade, which he recently "surrendered' in conse-
quence of bowel complaint. II is announced in
eastern papers that he was to leave Washington on
Thursday, for New York, accompanied by the Secre-
tarv of The NAVY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

ACE OF TIMBER.-The piles under London bridge
have been driven six hundred years. Ga examining
them in 1916, they were found To lie but little de-
cayed. They principally Of Elm. Old Savery
Place. in The city Of London. was built six hundred
and fifty years ago, and the wooden piles, consisting
Of oak elm, beech, aud chesnui, were found upon
recent examination to be perfectly sound. OF the
durability Of timber, in wet state the piles of the
bridge built by Emperor Trajan over the Danube. af-
ford striking example. One of these piles to-
ken up and found be petried othe depth cf three
quarters Of an inch but the rest Of the wood was
different from IFS former state, though it had been
driven sixteen hundred years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

The administration having superseded "tbe Marion
of the war; (Gen. Joseph Lane) in the governorship
Of Oregon has found it difficult to supply the vacancy
his place they cannot supply. Messrs. Marshal, of
Indiana, and Lincoln Of Illinois, have both declined
the honor but they have at last found in
the person Of defeated candidate. The Republic of
yesterday announces the appointment of Major ]. p.
Gaines; and as he has recently been in Washington,
we presume he will accept the office. The Major
was defeated by Mr.. Stanton in The late election for
Congress in Kentucky.-W. Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
SPRING GOODS!
WHOIES.9IE AND RETA

WHOLES.4LE AND RETAIL.
receved large and well selected stock Of Staple and Fan
80 Dry Goods which of quality be
surpassed They have just been purchased extremely low and viii
be sold low lower than be bought in this city, Persons
wishing purchase will do well examine stock before
chasing, great inducements will be offered
April 9 90 ]. s. DUNLOP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
SHERIFE,S SALE.

EpY virtue Of two cutions directed the
NJ fee of the arion circuit court will expose nub
the Sd day of November S9 at the Court House
town of indianapolis, county OF Marion and
within the hours prescribed by law the and profits
years, Of the folio wing real estate. to-wit:
The west half of the south section
ship fifteen 5) east, containing and
one half (74a
And failure realize the full of judgment interest
and will at the and simple
of sail real Taken the Alexander
and George H. Dunn the suit Of Alfred Harrison Catharne
Davidson and Winston Noble and also the suit James Wood
CHARLES c. Sheriff NJ q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
STATE of Indiana. Hamilton cou,,1y- 60

In THE PRoBATR COURT, AUGUsT TERM, lS49.
It the of Hamilton A D. lS49
said Count declared the
probably nsoyen Creditors therefore required file their
claims against the allowance
within months from the hereof
10 payment. ANANIAS THOMPSON, Administrator.
Attest, JNO G. BURNS, Clerk.
August 1919.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

APPLAUDING HANGMAN.--Wilson, who ordered
Capt. HenrIchson's family, was executed IN Eng land
on the 18th ul He died resOuieIy. exhibiting MT
the least movement of fear. The multitude broke
into a cheer when he swung off. but whether they
were appaudng the courage Of The man, The compe.
tency of the hangman, the justice of the penalty
inflicted is not stated, in either manifestations
of this kind at such scene prove what English
NIB is, and The mural impression of HANGING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
WINES! WINES! WINES.

HAVE Orleans follow ing spen
did lot Wines which of
4octarines sweet Malaga; qrtr casks Port;
8 qrr casks Muscat; . ar casks white German VINE
half pir es Madeira; ? doz Champagne of the best
qrtr casks Sauferne wine; brand imported;
] cask Bordeaux Claret; 3 qrtr casks Sherry.
They will be sold at the lowest prices, by
CHARLES MAYER
TIE Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
SHERlEF,S SALE.

EDY virtue of writ Of venditioni exponas and fee bill
directed from the clerks Office of Marion
Court, vii expose public the day October
lSi9 the Court Indianapolis
the hours prescribed by law the and prof years.
OF the following real estate, to wit:
The southwest quarter section No. 60 township
north, of No except forty
Of said land, which leaves venty
And failure realize the full of Judgment interest
and costs will at the time and
of said Taken the property Of Rhoads
the suit of jeremiah Johnson.
ISIS SIs7 CHARLES C. CAMPBELL Sheriff NJ C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
NOTICE.

NH7E hereby notice persons that the
Wv granting letters administration the estate OF George
s Of Hancock county deceased to Richard Williams
Ser by the clerk OF the said county,
in will be the OF said
September a, lS49.
NOTICE OF SALE.
viii at public
auction Friday the 5th day Of october next the late
residence Of George Sier deceased all the personal property Of
said deceased consisting farming utensils house
hold furniture. credit of twelve months win be given
all three dollars upwards the giving his
note with approved security.
RICHARD WILLlAMs,l 49,.
32-3w JACOB sLIFER Aomrs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

on BRLS Prime Sugar 3. % Sacks Rio Coffee
~ 81, just received and
wishing to purchase will please call and examine.
81 }. s. DUNLOP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

The remains of an elephant found, short
time since. in the construction of the Rutland and
Burlington railroad, upon the slope of Mt Holly, one
Of the highest mountains in Vermont. Professor
Agossiz that this is the first elephant found
in fossil condilnu in the Northern States. He says
it is certainly not the kind of elephant which
bad been fund in The Kentucky cave and hat il is
question whether is identical with the fossil Euro
pean elephants or not--LOu. Jour.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

Men WITH TALs.-Col. Ducouret, distinguished
for his African explorations, has been commissioned
by the French government for five years exploration
in the interior Of that country He asserts that there
is of the Ghilanes inhabiiing the interior of
Africa, and renowned among the neghboring tribes
caudated, having tail-llke appendage, formed
by the elongatou of the verebral column, and that
they the last link in the human Lord Mon
boddo's theory that originally monkey.
and his tail off by sitting upon cauc-bottom
chairs something like this, is about to be realized,
if the French Colones story to be relied upon He
says he one of these caudaed persons, and made
a drawing of him. Alexander Dumas, the mulato
writer. being asked who his father 7" replied,
she was merchant Of Martinique" "Who was
your grandfather 7" "Son Of planter of that is
land the answer. ''And who your great
grandfather! !" He, sir, was ape. My pedigree
began where yours ended" He probably referred to
the newly discovered Ghilanes his original progen-
itors.-Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

DIAGNOSIS WBIGGERY: ATTENDING Pay
srcIAN.-Dr. Bacon, formerly of the N. Y Courier
and Enquirer-now Of the Merchants Day Book
says:
"'The Wing party, beaten on every direct issue,
has successfully abandoned erery Of beneficial
legisation-epery principle ohich IL FIRST fosrn
ed and united. Having doue So, it should have dis
solved bat the form and organization Of the party
have been since kept up, for other end than The H
Grafton Of prominent PartizGns TO places Of pocer and
profit. great number. who have long been ens.aved
by versatile aud unprincped leaders, have ut last
found out this fact; and of the truth will per-
wade the whole mass"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

ANTIQUITY OF THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH--In Ar
thur Young's travels in France from 1857 to 1889,
published at Bury ST. Edmonds. in 1892. we find the
following passage. which clearly points out the dis
covery of the principle and practice of the electric
telegraph -"ln electricity, he (blons. Lormond) has
made most remarkable discovery; you write two or
three words a paper; he takes it with him in a
room, and turns machine enclosed in a cylindrical
case, at the top of which is elecirOmeer, small
fine pith ball wire connects with similar cylinder
and electrometer IN distant apartment, and his wife,
by remarking the corresponding motion Of the ball,
writes down the words they Indicate; from which it
As the length of wires make difference in the ef-
feet correspondence might be carried at any dis
lance; within or without besieged town for in
stance; OF for much more worthy, and thousand
times more harmless purpose. between towns
prohibited or prevented from any better connection
Ladies Dol. Ners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

900 LBS. Western Reserve Cheese 10 bris N Moiasses
INV lsuperloD 10 hfbrls No. Mackeel kegs Dupon
Rifle Powder 1900 lbs Bar and Pig Lead 20 bags Rio Coffee Just
received and for sale at wholesale and retail by
30 SMITH a. HANNA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
HORNS LAST!

HORNS LAST!
lust ece we'd by Green Co.'S Express ten DAYS from New
u the following
Fancy Goods
Chsngeae and striped Satin and Silks black embroidered
and satin striped Cashmeres Gala Pds,
iaines Taleon Paids dotted Polka
trimmed white kid jlOveS-new
Ribbons Zephyr Wors,ed Scar Shaw every description and
quality also dozen
Splendid Fall Sfylr Satin BOuuets
featured by Mrs. BOudino Park Place. York civ om
the last Paris fashion.
6. u n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
SHAWLS.

SHAWLS.
Attest styles superior silk, berage and fancy
IL shaw from so cents $50 just received and or sale BY
q sEATON HOLMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

COUNTERFEIT INUIANA 20's.-A late Cincinnati
paper says: The plate Of a $40 counterfeit on the
State Bank Of Indiana, If which City Marshal
has been some time engaged in anxious pursuit.
came in bis passessiun on Tuesday night, an ingen-
ousy conIrived and well executed scheme which he
had Ia id fer it's recovery, having proved Isl
ful. We the plate yesterday; the Stale House is
represented as a vlgnetc, the engraving generally
being in every respect equal 20 any genuine bill.
The pcrusal Of The eaIre correspondence which
hos caused the dismissal of the French minister from
Washington, compels To decided objection
The tone of the note addressed to Nj. PoussIn by
Dir. Clayton. alluded TO by Nj. De Tocqueville. That
note. almost peremptory demanding the appearance
of NJ. Pous>in at Washington. is offensive to sens-
iiveness even less than Frenchman's, and Mr..
Clayton has married the otherwise high tene of his
portion of the correspondence and injured his cause.
by writing it.--Neic York Sun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

PORTRAIT PAINTING. = Mr. Willis thus sketches
the American people en- masse:
1--WE are nation of flat chests and round backs,
cramped gait, and pale faces. Our brains aud stom-
achs are oyerworked, and the other limbs and organs
are neither trained, nor called upon, tO contribute
strength to system. The consequence is, are
inferior 10 most Nations in the rorld in manly beauty
''But, at the same time, We the most ldinSiak-
ing and expensive Of nations in attention to the
exterior Broadway is full Of young men who are
half ruined by their extravaganza in broadcloth aud
gloves, paIleather and Maca~sar ol-ignorant every
one of them, that secret, which they have for
nothing. would do more for their beauty than tailors
aud boot-lnakers- Not in fifty has a straight
back and free action of used TO healthy exer-
csebu f1rtynlne out of fifty have coats upon their
crooked backs, and pantaoons their cramped
legs. which would serve a noheman in Europe. Ex-
ercse aud little attention to the gait, aud to the
action of The chest and arms, might. in month,
double the personal atirictiveness of many men in
New York, not To mention the remote stimuli
of national pride and healthy posterity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
HOOKS! EsOOKs!!

fENE undersigned would tpecny inform their customers
and the public generally that they receiving their fall
and winter stock OF Books and made arrange
with residing in the East who has been in
importing and bookselng business for number Of years.
make purchases for will enae present Customers
and the public generally complete assortment Of Books
and Stationery both American and Foreign aud cheap
house west OF the mountains DAVIS RAY,
Onai oorx inf roiJh head Cfore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

GROCERlES!

SUPERIOR French and wool dyed black brown blue and
- olive Cloths superior black plain and fancy Cassmees
Vestngs good selection and very cheap. for sale by
81 sEATON & HOLMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

900 LBS superior just received and for sale
l. WV lowby - >. A. pOSAb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

-,,,l-,- -.
Office hereby that the undersigned has this
~ been appointed by Probate court Of Marion county,
State of indiana administrator Of the estate of Joseph Strehe
late of All indebted said
make immediate the subscriber
those having claims against said ill the duly
authenticated settlement probably solvent
Avis CHARLES FISHER. Admr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
DOMESTIC SCOOPS.

NE ACAULAYs History Epgland-Fine Library edition,
I'VE sale at the price
DAVIS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

EpLEACHED brown aiusis aud Drings Ticking table
Eb and Russia Diapers Nankins brown Linens &C. in large
quantities and for sale at the lowest prices, by
81 SEATON & HOLMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
CARPETS AND RUCS
CLOTHS +,
GROCERIES.

GtASSIhERES, Cassinets, Vestngs and all kinds of lin
" wear, for Gentlemen, cheap 81 DGNLOP'S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
NOTICE

FHtHE Sixteenth meeting If the Stockholders of the
Branch Indanapo State Bank Of Indiana, will be
held their banking house. the fifth day Of November be-
the hours of o'clock, p which
election viii BE- held for the choice Directors the
Of the Stockholders for the ensuing year.
October 4 S6-t Novs I'll. II. SHARPE, Cashier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

Hnlh YARDS plain and figured De LANES. and beauti
wv ~ full patterns; prcrs Of small Plaid, Green
and Brown Gin ghams low prices just received nj
27-y HORNS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

rHNHE subscribers being of business consequence of
u John
F. Hills where they be found. Persons indebted TO u.s.
firm OF Drum Foudray requested call and pay
obliged immediate collections
debts.
We hope late win prompy respond 20
this notice. DRUM K ANDERSoNS.
Oct 3-35-4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
MUFFS. MUFFS,
EUST received Genet, African Chnch
e. Blue tconey, Coon, GenOl, and Finch
ALSO-Misses' and Chhdrens
fine do Our stock o these goods
thing OF the kind are invited 10
call and examine, whether they purchase Dr. not
81 HAD HORN
CARPETS AND RUGS.
000 YDS Ingrain Venetian and Cotton Carpeting s
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

Monselgneur Savelly has decidedly ta-
ken the reins of government Gen. Oudinot
having been called by the French govern
ment. lie was 10 have left Rome with
10000 troops, on the 22d ult., transmitting
the chief command to o. Rastolan, who,
although equally fond of despotism, is said
TO be less priest-ridden than the magnani-
nous conqueror of the Eternal City.
1t is reported that the veteran Radetzky
IS TO pass through shortly on his way to
Gaeta. The garrison will be notably di-
minished, but whether for political or san
atory motives remains mystery, though
hostiIities exist between the French diplo-
maIlsts and Plus TX, matters are very far
from being arranged.
The Pope positively refuses to recognise
as hls soldiers all who have borne arms
against him; on the other hand the French
ave recognised all who were willing to
continue in the army. Out of ten of the
Delegates from the provinces,t here is only
one ecclesiastic.
Everything continues in an unsettled
state, and 1t is said that there is vely little
prospect of improvement.
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ENGLAND.

The mortality of the week exhibits a
continued increase. In London the deaths
from cholera during the week were 1875,
and from all diseases 2455, which is an
increase of 228 on the total mortality of the
preceding week; and an increase of AZ of
deaths by cholera.
In Liverpool for the week. out of 6s2
deaths from all causes, COS were from
cholera, being decrease Of l6l on the TO-
tai mortality, and 169 from the deaths by
cholera as compared above.
Manning, the murderer of Clarke, Gus
tom house officer was taken in custody on
Tuesday in Terray.
The Queen continues in Scotland.
It is stated III the Paris National, that
the report of the marriage Of the President
of the Republic and the daughter Of the
King of Sweden, is well founded. NJ.
D'Peingay, a personal friend, is about to
repair 10 Stockholm to settle The necessary
preliminaries.
Information was received in Paris on
Wednesday, that the Russians and Aus
trians had marched towards Switzerland,
with view of closely watching the revo-
lntionary Junta assembled at Geneva, in
which Ledru Rollin and Bouchot are sus-
pecte6 oftaking very active part
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20
From Mexico.

Late advices from Tampico, received at
New Orleans, state that Gen. Arista and
Col. Canales have Indignantly repudiated
all connection with the Sierra Madre move
ment. which caused such excitement in
Matamoros, in June last. The conductas
of specie from the mines of rampico, are
announced as passing along with great
tranquility. The banditti that infest the
roads about the capital seem to have no
stomach for extending the scene of their
operations in that direction. The latest
arrival Of specie received is on the 10th
ult., when from Zacatecas was convey ed
S59l ,678, and from San Luis Potosi,
s636,796, being total of 81, ,22s, fiji
This was put on board the British steamer
Trent for Europe.
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official frn;l i'nb3

A Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sua gives the following infor-
nation:
Eespatches we understand, have been
received from the American consul at Ha
vaEa, confirming, i'll great measure, the
rumored lnsurrection In Cuba. A soldier
in the cautopian regiment whilst on parade,
shouted viva Ia Republican Viva Gen.
Lopez
The officer in command Immediately
drew his sword, and advanced to cut him
down, when at that instant another soldier
levelled his musket and shot the officer
through the heart. General Lopez, for
whom the soldier shouted, is the Spaniard
who has already made some noise III New
I ork, aud is believed 10 be one of the
principal movers in the late secret expe-
dItlon. Ii proof were necessary 10 show
that the object of the expedition was a de-
scent upon Cuba, this would go far TO
prove it. The Cuban government were
seriously thinking of letting the slaves
loose against the insurgents; and if this
horrible plan is put in operation. we may
look for repetition of the frightiul scenes
of St. Domingo.
Inc consul, 1t Is understood, wrote for
a vessel OF war TO protect American citi-
zens IN Cuba, as there was strong feel
ing against the Americans, upon the sup
position that they were melting the dis
turbances. Fortunately for the safety of
our cIuzens there, the government had dis
patched, several days ago, the fine ffigate
Germantown, TO Havana, which place she
probably reached u short time after the
date of the consul's despatch.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

politicians who always fail whenever they
announce their real actions and designs.
The whole letter of Ar. FULLER is in
thorough keeping with the selfish, reckless,
aud INSCRIPTIONS policy, which has con.
tinually animated The leaders OF w higgery
l: is offensive in its terms, as IN Its bold
and grasping impudence. It's a sort OF
bid for the free soil votes, and at the same
time sort of insult 10 the free soil party.
He bargains like huckster, and Romises,
with suspicious readiness, that proves
that he neither expects his promise TO be
confded in, and that he does not intend 10
keep it himself. He is like speculator
who goes into country OF strange people
and strange habits, and, in order TO make
money, accepts their grants and their pre-
iudlces, and even marries into their family,
while all the time despising their belief.
and intending to throw off all the Ties he
has assumed, as soon as the trade is con-
SUNNI sssd, and the commodities exchan-
gedi
We invite attention to this singular let
ter once more, as to perfect mirror OF
Federal expectations and Federal dishon-
esty.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

According to the accounts from Turn
of the 23d ult., the discussion on the Trea-
ty Of Of Peace had not closed, but it was
believed that the law granting the fluids
for the indemnity would be passed without
difficulty.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

~ There IS man up the country who
always pays for his paper in ADVANCE
lie has never had sick day oflile-never
had any corhs or toothache - his potatoes
never rot-the weevil never eats his wheat
the frost never kills his frost Or heens-
his babies never Cry in the night, and his
wife never scolds. Reader! have you paid
the printer In advance!
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

@'How beautiful said 4 lady, 'the
face of nature looks after undergoing a
shower Yes, madlm-and 50 would
yours after undergoing a similar one
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SEVEN DAYS LATER
r Il o MI E u Il . L + .
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
By Express and Telegraph from Halifax to the
PennsylVanian.

Confirmation Of the Hungarian Catas-
trophe-Neios from France, England
Germany, &c.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

SIt is the true expressive remark of a
German philosopher, i would not be a
woman, for then could not love her,
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ITALY

CopituIotion Of Ve.sice.-The Milar
Gazette of the 24th announces the impor
tant fact of the capitulation of Venice
which took place on the 22d. The terms
agreed upon were unconditional and foun
ded strictly upon the proclamation of F'ielc
Marshal Count Redeski, issued by him on
the 18th.