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gSpn Scr @efckaebmn,.

Bon unfsrsr @sise9ebun9 BADEN mir feline
,pibti9s Nobridtsn. Die @slbafts bstrsHsn
msiitenS bic Nnnabm von Sittidriiten von
perfbisbsnem Gbaraftsr, fir unb 9sesn Die
SItun9 nsusr @auutiss, fir unb 9s9sn Die
Snfcrpcrirun9 nsusr Sanfsn unc anosrsr Scrs
pcrdticnsn.
(?r. 8inIsttsr Der fib Defenders bsmibt ;u
Sunitsn Der Sau' unO Spars8srsins Su pirs
fen, bat.cs (3ouis am Mittmctb pisber cine
Bill fur bic aufmuntsrun9 unp qe9olifrun9
osrtIben pOr9sIe9t. Ga wdrs gu mdnibsn,
bas bisislbs msbr Slid bate ais Die srifs, psIs
bs BON Der bstrs1sntsn Scmmittss psrmcrfsn
rpurbe.
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Oie 9tmHDfitma Scr llnipn.

Die pcrItiebenen Rcrlubc. bic in einigcn cftliden
Staaten. namentlidb in Wafia6uiettS. 9emadt NOR.
ben fnt. unfere Union 81 trcnnen unb 10 bic Gtlds
penftaaaten be8 SiitcnS BON ben freien Staaen be6
Cfcns ju trcnnen. bat brrcits ernffe @etrabtungen
pcruriabt unb pcIe aeute BADEN befir6tet. bab elm
foIbcS llntsrnebmen rber ober ipdter gclingen mir
be- mas ci6t unercr 9prieenen Seibeit ben lluter.
gang bringen tonntc
Die cin5ige llriabe pcburd bieis llneietcit Sipi-
tt)eu ben Staaen berbor9erufen ipirb. in bic Sild.
perei, uno es f6eint ais OBJ eini9e bon btn liibben
SfIapcnifaaten bereit ipdren ben 6nlibcn bic Sanb
du beten unb cine Iiblie Union jl bilbcn porn bic
Sfaperei fur cpi9e 3eitcn 9eil6ert mare @lidll-
berrec IN abr bic Mbiibt. nnlcrn Staatcnbunb aufs
Snoien, erf bon 3ipe staatcn. ndmlitb BON WlalTa.
buicttS unb Sub Carolina, ernitlid alls9efprcd)en
nile 'oIange nibt aud anterc Staaten bcni Inter
nebmen bctreten. iff nod nift6 81 befirbten, benn
in aien @eicB9cbun9en anberer Staaten. ipo bieier
gcriDla9 6ur Sprabe fam. BADEN ib bieicben In ben
fdrffter Gnsbrilden 5u @unfen Der lln3crtrcnnIid-
ffit iinieres Staaten-g -gunbeS erildri
Die SfIapere ift Gin llebel mas unSerer aIorreiden
Union burbauS nidt 5ur Gbn gereidbt unb ipenn eS
dnf bic @ciamntffinmc be6 @olieS bcr Ger Staa.
ten dnfime oh bic Sfloberc icrtbeffcbeu cber aufoe-
boben rerbcn olI. 70 piirbe cbne 3peifc cline orois
Dlcbrbst 81 @unifen Der aufbebuns fein. Danun-
stadtet fdeint s6ndt ratbldin 5u iein. BON eeiien
tcs ecnsrfffes bic aufbcbuns br Sfldperei5u crgpn-
gen, picf snedDdbiger mare CO. ipenn er suerll bic
Gilapen aus bem Tnrift Columbia entfernte. mosu
er ein unbefrtcne6 sitdt bat Dif Belt Idejut ni,t
fern 5u ifn, mo fib bic Sflperei bebfufenb permu-
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GIee: uno Cimotby Saamen.

Ger llntsri6ristsne, nsben 8rorss Scr.
nant's 2Brtbebanis, gds Der 6ten unp Defl.
ttraBe. Nrapins, bat 70 sbsn Don gbettsr nnp
s"nealter eaunars rincn 8orratb Iebr Ieho.
nrr Iantrrn Ssdaamen crbaIten, psr nitt
3u cistsn 1T ; es 1T allies Saamen uno nitbts
lcnf.. Ohfer Saamsn III lebr portbeilbaft
for els Sansrn, % lte fsin Ysf auf Den alf.
fer 5u laen trauhen, ,rie es init anoeren ns,
tbl9 1T. Scmmt uno tstratbtet ben Saamsn.
-SImctprlaamtn $40. |. John Green.
0ebr. &c. 4m
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DaS bette argunient. in @Sn9 auf bic 9rabucle
NbIbaffung Der Sfape bdS iemals i'm eon9reiIe
porfam. III unIfreiti9 bic @ehe bee abtb. Seinrlb
GlaD. pcld,e berieIbe Dor enigen gSpben i'm Senate
Der 0tr Staaten bet aS eini9c Sefbliie fiir ben
3ped anbot gSr bebauern iebr. bab Go uns an 3et
unb 8dum grbritbt cicclbe gu ibcriebcn unb i'm BE-
cbadter nitSuDelen, benn lie III tpeniitens SfpeimaI
70 lang ipie bic Idn9ife Yrcilbcutenboti6aft Die
beftgften potiifcn @e9ner bielcS pirtlib srcBen H.
cbrbarn StaatsmanneS t0nncn nidot umbin ibn gu
Icben unb ben sSertb Iener anbIun9en in beier ri-
tiiben Sadie an5uertenneu. nobel er nur ben eblen
3tpcd bat nniern 9orreifcn Staatenbunb un9ctrennt
gu crbaten unb babur6 bic 9roBtc 8efabr au permel-
ben, Die uniere 8rebct bebrobt s9enn Der @erltld9
ieinen 3med erreibt, 10 9cbdbrt Srn Slap bic Gbrc
ben cren Sdritt ba3u 9ctban Su babcn nnb Die ipa-
te Nafpelt wrb ibm banfcn fir baS mas CT gum
g9obIe IcineS @atcranbes getbdn bat
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VO~V~O~N =
Nerbeir0tbcf.

-ouret ben ebrm. u. s. German, am 7te.
Sftrmar, psrr 9Dm. srcrsI nit WiiB Cara
e. eftelmaa bon Sintins Sprins.
-pnrd ben etrm. 1Dm. Vanli, am T IN.
Sser 5srr SoeI Rerlbnsr init Mi6 gaber
sseieDsr, ron 1Dinofcr. --am L., 6r. Sranf.
IN su1rfsr, BON maosusrisf, nit W1is glifa
Soep, BON @lia6.
-enreb esn ebrw. u. 8 @ai6cnbainsr.
an, ls. Ssbrnar 5srr Saeob BcIf NIT NRik
Olaaealena glifatctb Q. 6efman teipe NON
u'asssnetisf, m ssil. an l4tsn, berr wm. @rcs
Unity.
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cJames 8. Nn0erlDn,
am w woblfeilen gtfenfobr
efe cer psnn unb 4tsn Gtra6e, s,pei 9bh,
rem cterhalb Der Iplsr Orufsrei,
6at pas woblfsilits IGortement gleu,paas
rem. 70 je 5upcr III Neabins anseboten mnrps.
Saumaterialien: Naasl, Speits. 9bitr.
anseIn, 9ebrauten ShI6Gw, Seblsntsn. .Mie,
gel, Sartem, Ssntteralae, Del &c. &c.
Eilen. - Ssbdmmcrtes unp aercates Eis
fen BON jeber Sattuna; etenfaae, Ncbrtleet,
Wsif mo Banoeifcn &C.
5tabl. - Sn6i, shear, Tafels, Gebers,
ermtfcter, amerifanifher unp snsIiltbsr Dla.
lsnsStabl.
5dmieoewerPscuae: 4mtofs. @ebrant
iltft 8Iaetalae, 8eiIen, Waepeln &c. &C..
observation-disclosures; Saaen 6otsf,
WsiBd, QDinernbobrsr, WinteIeiisn, 3clls
ttats Belle &C. TIA ,4ls
Sauernssratbe BON allen Gortsn.
SanSfeuer Arttfel:
gifsrns 6afsn, &s0sf, pfannsn, gepsrnpaas
rsn, MelTer nnp 8abrln, e. nnb 3buf6ft(
in Gfte, Sensritbaufsln unp 3anaen, Elm
lebcnss enforcement Spissel mno aller(ei fon,
ifiae eifcnmaaren, bic 3nm 6ausbaIten m5.
tbia linc. g
OF Wsr etipas IN biefsm Sadie brauetf,
Iprstbe III nno uuterfnhs metne waarrn. ben
ifb uerfaufs 70 tillia bisiIelebt rcbffeifer. als
raenc ein anpfrsr gifsnilcbr in Meabins. -
Sbr fonnt enet lsitt capon a6sr,euasn. ,psl
tbr audi nidt tamfsn wcllt.
Sebr. &c. bv
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Seuer.-9s @srbsrsi bsS Jern. Daniel 9.
qcce, in Ssntsr Saunitbip, brannte am Nprs
gen csS Z. Stbruar, NIT ansm Snbaits ab
8erlulf etma $500, moron $500 psrIldert
ltnb. Nson wrmutbtt eas bas 8susr au9es
leat Wurhs.
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Baibineton @cburt6to9-Ser lloN
@eburt6taq teS unfferbliben QSdbn9ton ipurce am
Sreitaqc bier nit picem GntbnRoSmuS 9eteiert I'm
Wlittcrnud,t periinbetc 8anoncnbcnner ben Se9lnh
brS Neftto9CS, Na6mittu9S parabirten unlere gree
ipiaiqen Gcmpasnien unr Nbrnbs marcHeini9r Sale
prrdnNoltct momit lit bic iun9c SSrIt bio Npdt In
bic glddht beluffiAte
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Das erpleoirte Qisbeeabcnteucr. -
Seerr SsrpatiuS 1T nit isnsr bier mieosr9ss
funrsnen ScdIfts 9IifIib in HsusYcrf an9ss
fcmmen. Ssinen Hsbsnbublsr bat er bort gee
ritbtlb bslan9t unb untsr $1,000 SIr9fbaft
ifsasn loITsn. Ter Ssritt bas Iis ibm in
gteu:Ssriep wisbsr sntIaufsn fei, 1T bemna1
unaearlinbet.
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aaer ggiserale 8esseegter.
Neabins, bem 90. Sebrnar 1850.

GySr. Sriebrib Shlau6 tpirb bcreurd)
benabribtigt, tab Der gorratb icner Wsebijn eeha'
be erIbopt in. ne6balb mir i'm gu ftben punldDeh.
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Ter GanaI-Dic Nrbritcn am Nns9rdpen oes
sbubIfiu GanoSnurpenb balo nab ber llebcrIbpeni'
mung pirbcr begcnncn nnb man BAT 9c9rinoete SoII'
nung. bab iic bcm Sc9nn ecr Sootfdbrt polehoet
Icin irerbcn
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xnltfiheiltc.

Sebons scmaIte 9aufiebeins, fcipotf Elm,
leln als bt'm Ouesne, flnp sn batfr in tiss
(sr 9rudsrsi. ssfaf 100
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GgblOfo n.-am pOrleBtCn Sdmitd9c crpIobirs
te bcr DdmpftrfcI in Der au69eocbnten NRd9cn- unb
Yfu9sSubrii bCS Sorn. 99iItbcd in ct. 2ouiS init
cncm furbtbaren 8rdbr, flr5tc bic Wlauern bc6 &C.
bduoes UNI. t6btcte ben Waibinenmcfter au9enbIid-
Iib unb oeripunbete nod 4 unbCrc YCrfonCn tporrn-
fer aud bcr Gigentbiimcr mar Die GypIoiicn cnts
ftlnb bdtur bab tdlc6 gSoler in tcn bcrcitS Crbib
ten &elieI 9epumpt nurbe.
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IerN6tb Seinri6 Clap fam am 5rcl'
tooc nadb VbabeIpbia. nm ben 8aII Der iun9en
s4bias. Der 5u Gbrcn BON g8dibu9tcn'6 Geburt6ta9c
unb Der Gbldtbt bel Suena @lfa on icnem 3o9e &C..
haltcn nurtc. nit icner @eAcnipart gu beebren
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9erf6run9 elmer 9aumtp oIIen fobrtt
Die QfanjcrS 8oumipoIenfabrii. in &i6mcnb,
9ir9inicn tuurbe am @littpc6 burb 8cucr dcritort.
Sie mar fur $4,000 pcribert Gtpd 200 Grbeitcr
Fnt tdbur6 aus 8eI6dfti9uug gcfommcu
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unicr Gon9rcb bat feline 3eit biS ieBt noD
ba;u pcrpenbet bipIomatiI9e Nn9cc9cnbcitcn ju be-
fpred)en Ib ilber bic Stapen6ra 5u bcratbcn une
gta6IorI6un9en iIber eini9e6dnbIun0cn terNtminD
ftraton in @ctrCff BON GaIifornien Steu WCgico &c.
an,uRellen unb Sa6cn BON ni6t aII9emeincm Snte1
rcc ju pcrbdnbeIn mir Crtparten icbo6 bab or bab
mcbr piftige so6cn bornebmcn unb iOmt icincm
3pcdC unb ben g8inT6cn ccs Rc'eS mcbr Cntiprc-
d,sn miro. tpie b6ber
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,pann fo'n src6sr Starr mar. mic Ou sensr
titlM s ''"''
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n,-Gin SCridDt BON GuIifornicn
fa9t tab bel benz neuIitcn Seuer in San 8rdnciSeo
Riemanb IOi6cn rcIlte, tpcnn ibm nibt borbcr cine
bnldn9Ii6e Gnti6dbi9un9 fir feline Wtibc 5u9cf6ert
mar Die ein3i9c 8eucriprBc. pebe bort it, mar
nit eincm S6lc1ie perfcben, baS nbt cher 9c6ffnet
ipurte bi6 bic Gi9encr cine Ibriftibe @eraberun9
battCn, nepieI ie fir bic 8cnuBun9 ibrcS NpparotS
bttcmmcn IcIItcn Ginc en9Iid)e 3citun9 mcint, bcS
iei gang in Der Srrnun9, pciI in Californian aOc8
SpefuIaticn iei unb 70 aud bic Scucrfpribe nur auf
SpetuIation bort bin9ebrabt ipor6eu pdre
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SbIe6te @eI6dfte-Die 6obrifbc7Bcr in
RittSbur9 unb ibre Grbcitet fOunen INNER nod nbt
Cini9 merben. Die 2rBteren tpoIen nid)t I'M berab-
oeTebten qobn arbctrn II. bic Grercn pCrffern. taB
le bel ben iebi9en @erbdltnifen ben friberen Qobn
nbt 9eben t6nnten. lin iriebr @cIbdfte ju tbun
battcn bic SabrbeBer fldD sIrbeitrr BON Often toml-
men Iaien. aber aud biee ipoltn ober fonnten ni6t
orbeiten unb iinb pebcr 5nrIdgefebrt Die lebten
Bttebur0er @IGtter mcIcen, oab mcbre 8abrtbeiiber
bre Sabrltcn ben Grbeitcrn gum @erfauf angetra9cn
babsn nnb bab bic Nrbcitcr au6analtcn trefen e gu
tauicn Q9uS aus Der 9ascn Sabe nod perben miro
mag bic Belt Cbren; icoenfan6 tpertcn bic Nrbctcr
ben ar6Eten Shabcn leiben
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

Al meeting OF the Masonc Fraternity held at the
OF Centre Lodge indianapolis, 10Th int committee
Prev 'usy appointed, reported the following resolutions
iaive t. the decease Of D. john Sanders which
tion. were unanimously adopted, to-wi;
WHEREAs. the members Of the Masonc fraternity have
estmatls brother, Dr. JOHN Il. SASDERs-theeioIe be It
unanimously
Rssofref That il is fitting that shhuld give
TO the ufegned which all deeply feel under
such an artng dispensat0n Of Divine Providence while
NJ the same time we bow IN humility 10 the nevitlble fiat
OF the Righteous Judge Of all the ca.th appointing all
men onee 10 die
ResoiUed That while as members Of the comm m conn
mu"y, testify the gene vrues Of
ed,-as citizen, active the promotion Of all
tending 10 the public weaas ply isian, devong hmse II
at all times in sunshine and Storm aud by day
IN the hope Of relieving those afflicted BY disea lin
ceie chrisin, jealous aud devout a.cetcwe
luther privileged have been witnesses Of his phanthro
py as member of afaiiOn which enjoins, Of
It's cardinal principles, benevolent and bothey regard
towards all mankind, according to the letter aui the sp
Of The G lden Rule.
Resolved, That while thus family express WELL
grounded appreciation OF The respect which, Masons,
10 the memory of deceased brohe well ad
monhed Of the acute sficon Of the relatives
who lament in wsing aud in To all Of them
tender uhfeigned sympathy their uepslable loss and
in unson that they may obtain consultation in the
suranee that ne enjoying the rewards Of the Just made
Perfect.
Resoired That the members Of the Masonic Lodges 10 this
city, together with such sojournng brothers
ent will attend the burial Of the deceased bTolher and
further token Of respect will the usual badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
Res0ived That Secretary be directed transmit copy
OF these resolutions the family Of the deceased and that
the same be published also. in the city papers.
true Copy, cHAs. FISHER, Seey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18
Plank Road Meeting.

AT large aud respectable meeting of the citizens held
the CouI House 10 consider the importance Of ealy e
fort TO plank the Michigan Road James Blake ESQ., call
ed TO the chair Nathaniel West appointed
copy OF proposition made by Nathaniel We>t on be-
hall OF The citizens of Indianapolis 81 the Michigan Road
Company read by the Some difficulty arising
regarding the construction Of the Gene Plank Road
under which was proposed to organize company. which
was discussed BY Judge Peaslee A. F. Morrison and VIM
Robson, Esqs il
Resoiued That James Blake, A F. Morrison, s. " B. Noel,
Nathaniel Bolton and Nathaniel West be committee to
nominate Board Of Directors of the Michigan Road Com
pany. setting forth the difficulty or prosecuting
this end of the road under the release aned and praying
that some arrangement be made 10 insure early
this end Of the road possible After listen
ing to spirited remarks by James Blke Bolton and
others, il was
RssoIUed That this meeting do adjourn again
at the CouIt House at O'Clock p NJ Monday
To- 1850. N. WEST, Ssc'y
Thursday, April II, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18
DWELLING IN CoNeREss.--A correspondent of the

DUELLING IN CoNGREss.--A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says:
All the experience of the present session goes
establish one important fact, which may be some
what useful to those who advocates of duel
ling viz that the gentlemen hp claim to be incest
in their discrimination of honor and chvalry, are
most easily reconcIed after of quarrel has
been given. | would not be understood rejecting
in any manner upon their courage, but as affordng
encouraging examples of magnanmity others,
who may be more desperately disposed. When Mr..
Duer grve Mr. Meade the lie direct in the face and
eyes of the whole country, il supposed TO be a
case beyond reconciliation. Yet IT "honoraby''
adjusted. When COL Davis challenged COL Bisscll,
and the latter accepted, naming muskes for his
pons, and went to sleep the prospect of bullet
for his breakfast, all hope of an arrangement was
considered out of the question, but the challenge
withdrawn and it 'honorably" adjusted.
When Major Borland indented the optics of Mr..
Fooie on the public pare, it being known that
cordng to the code, blood only wipe out blow,
q meeting considered inevitable; yet it was
"honorably" adjusted. And when Mr.. Benton de-
nounced Mr. Foote as a "blackquard," in open Sem
ate and sgni6ed too distinctly be mistaken, that
he could be accommodated his own terms, every
body expected message to pass as soon as decency
would admit, and yet it too, has been "aonorably"
adjusted. After this fashion all questions of honor
have been arranged, and the public will best appre-
ciate with how much credit to the parties concerned
These gentlemen who claim to be the peculiar cham
pUns of false code, have brought it into disgrace,
and upon themselves nothing short Of merited ridi
cule.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18
Eft has been said that reality

MIRACULOUS EscAPE-It has been said that reality
frequently exceeds romance, and nothing can better
exempfy the axiom than notice Of the providential
and almost miraculous escape which Captain G. w.
Andrews. Of the Caroline. which ship touched here
on Saturday, has lately experienced. Captain An
drews. in this instance. whilst in pursuit Of whale
few days since. took the place of the harpooner
the bow of the boat. On closing with the whale he
struck home. and The monster few Immediately down.
wards like lightning but by means, the bigh, Of
the rope caught the ANGLE Of Captain Andrews, and
whrled him overheard His sensations at this mo-
ment mny be imagined, but cannot be described.
Descending rapidly into the depth below, he had yet
sufficient presence of mind TO retain his hold of the
knife; but the pressure of the water was SO great,
that both his drawn his head. and
he found it impossible to get them down to release
himself. Happily the whale, from some cause or
other, ceased to run, and Captain Andrews was en-
abed to the rope below his ance aud assembled
to the surface totally exhausted The depth to which
he descended must have been from fifteen to twenty
fathoms. from the time he took to bring himself to
the surface again. He found his sncle cut to the
bone, and otherwise severely injured. Probably an
accident like the here noticed has never occurred
before IN which the sufferer has escaped with life
and. had not Capt Andrews happily ined his hold
of the knife. hc most certainly would have persisted
-CeylOn Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

MARRIED, the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr. Hull, Henry
w. BARKER Of Dubois county, to Miss MARY JANE Nc
KINNEY daughter Of Judge Mckinney late u Parke county,
Friend B'iker the Dubois county representative In
the last legislature and seems by the above represented
him self little as well as his constituents We have
doubt they will congratulate him heartily his good for
tune. and welcome warmly the aud smable drnizen
which he will introduce to their county.
On the IOh inst, by the Rev. Me- jameson AmBao'E T.
SHoRrRDeE Mrs. NANCY r. LISTER. all Of this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18
DRY GOODS.


HORNS l. ST. TO THE LADIES
Just receired from Ne,c York By Express.
Magnificent, Splendid Materials for
Dress.
The choicest the cheapest, that we're sold,
To the high o the low, to the young the old
New Goods Of all qualities, coiors, and patterns,
For sweet ittle misses bellies and staid naons--
Lawns, Linens, Bareges rich Muslins AID Prints
That rival the rain ow's most beautiful tints
Fine Neck ribbons Dress aud fswers the taires
Lace Cuffs and Collars, embroidered the rarest,
Silk, Grape, Lace Hungarian and Hernini shawis-
Combs Buckles Rings Breastpins Scar Ties Parasois,
Visetes style rarest Fringes, rich Laces,
And Wells fine enough to grace angelic faces.
Rich Sans and Silks Of each radiant hue,
the white black, the blue
French Ginghsms and Linens striped figured and plain
Cords Berlin, and mountains Of aousline De Lame,
Silk Tissues, Cameleon. and Tarltons rs fair,
AS the beautiful Houries in Paradise wear.
Rich Bonnets, rare Bonnets, TO suit every face
Victoria, Imperial, Straw, Tulip. Hair ke.
Jenny Lnd, Chip Parmeia Alboni and futed
Spike Spanish, Gimp, Rutland. that all he suited
For Misses splendid assortment of Flats.
And for infants all sizes of beautiful Hats.
Fine auslins for Curtains plain scolored and wrought
Whose from the OF Aurora caught
Isle Kid Picnic Silk and fine Cotton Hose,
From hue of the midnight to Colour de
Shoes made OF strong Leather, Morocco, Prunclla,
To fit Colah a fair Cinderella.
In short have all that delights entices,
The kinde<t of Clerks and the lowest OF prices;
And Ladies who wish to all that adorns,
Are invited most kindly to call in at HORNS
Ind March
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

SCENES IN THE SENATE.-The United States Sem
ate in former days distinguished for its good
DOR aud the geneva amenity and courtesy observed
by tie members towards each other; but it can no
longer make such a boast. Language and conduct
thst would be considered disgruceful even in pot
house and call far the interference Of the police has
recently been INDUCED in by some of the members,
who seem TO consider that personal provocations and
invitations to violence display manness of de-
pertinent and courage which entitlc them to the
admiration Of the public. The language used by
Mr.. Foote towards Mr.. Benton, on Tuesday, we look
upon as shameful in itself, and disgracefnl to the
character of the Senate, which permits such low ex-
pressions to pass without rebuke. What
business have senator's, who have been sent TO DELHI
crate upon public measures, to introduce matters
merely personal into debate! What have the pub
lie to DO with a mans motives and why should one
member impugn those Of another. except for purpo-
ses of insult and injury! When he does so, why
does not the Senate interpose and teach the necess-
ty of practising at least the common rules of pro-
prety and decencyi Its self respect hope will
not permit it to allow such things to be repeated
Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

BLOODY CoNrEsr.-According TO information re-
ceived by the Jacksonville (ilI) Journal a severe and
bloody contest recently took place the Naples road
about five miles from that place. between a runaway
negro and two white men. The white attempted
to capture the negro; the negro resoluiey resisted
them, but was himself badly injured Wounded and
faint from loss of blood. the negro escaped to
the railroad. where after lying several hours, he
found by a white man. who took him to bis house,
dressed his wounds and kept him until next morning
Finding that the negro was then able to travel, he
told hin 10 take the first horse he could CATCH and
make his escape, He did as he told The man
whose horse was taken, was afterwards apprised Of
his whereabouts, aud assured Of his safe return.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

REWARD FOR SIR JONI FRAYKLIN.-The Queen OF
England has authorised Pu.'ration of the to loving
liberal rewards for the recovery of Sir John Frankn
viz 800. 900 to any WIN Will eectually relieve
the of the ships; S5O00o for relieving. or for
such information may lead the relief Of any ofthe
crew; and $4,000 to any who shall first succeed
in ascertaiuV thcr fate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

0TStories Of renewed movements for the invasion
and revolution Of Cuba, current in the eastern
papers. No doubt there plenty of Adventures
who are ready for such game, but the misfortune
lie. that they have money with which to COM
mence il.