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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

lf5=ln the late canvass, we alluded TO the attempt
made by the wings in the Elkhart District TO sue
coed, by taking advantage of local divisions, and
assumed the ground that the principles Of our party
out-weighed other considerations. The Journal in
SANITY condemned our position; but now it jumps
Jim Crow, because the election in Jefferson county
turned upon question different from policalone,
and takes occasion to give the wings Caudle lee
ture. is very easy matter for the editor Of the
Journal 10 change his position in reference to the
controlling influence of local questions, when il af
fects his party interest instead Of ours.
The editor Of the Journal found great fault with
us for urging young democrats not to vote for Co
burn because there were principles involved, which
would forbid his election, much they might wish
to accommodate him personally. But, at the same
time, letter was written from the Wing Central
Committee, of which Mr.. Defrees is chairman, and
published in the Madison Banner the Saturday be-
fore the election claiming the House for the wings
and urging the wings Of Jefferson to defeat Chapman
in order to secure the election of United States
Senator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

OtFExceptions have been taken, by several wing
editors, to a remark of ours, that we wished ma
jority in the Convention, because we desired good
Democratic Constitution, worthy of the age, and
worthy of the Democratic State of Indiana. The
first result being accomplished, by decided demo-
cratic majority in the Convention, we hope TO see
the second, after full and fair investigation. And
we are pleased TO know, that some of the ableSt
men, belonging 10 the wing party, in the State are
members of the Convention; and we will also be
greatly deceived, if some of these do not unite in
making good Democratic Constitution.
As an Indianian we are proud of the men selected
to alter and amend our Notwithstanding that
the people have not been unmindfu of the high duty
that is to be performed We have talents, age and
experience and both political parties represented by
their best men. We predict, that constituted as the
Convention is party lines will be scarcely visible in
the Convention, and that the result of its labors will
be- good Democratic Constitution worthy ofthe age
and worthy of the Democratic State of Indiana; and
with this the people will be well satisfied.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

The following are the provisions of Mr.. Pearce's
bill, which has just passed the Senate by majority
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NE w 90 DS'l!
L'AFairr 81 Arkeusn

N. STElNLElN having jus, return
ed from the Eastern cities of New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
takes great pleasure in announcing TO the Cit
liens Of Harrison county and the public gen.
orally, that he is now receiving and opening
very extensive and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
embracing each and evety article usually kept
in Dry Good Establishments, consisting Of the
fines, and most fashionable goods of the latest
style. Ills gods ha,mg been Wl.ei,d BY him.
Sif, and har'ag pad Cash Jor almost his entire
stock, since the changes Of pqrcs, fashions, &c,
of the past seasons, he is san h,nc in his opinion
tina, he can afford TO sell good. cheaper in the
town Of Marshall, than merchants can sell in
the city Of Shreveport, ~ any other town or
village in this region Of country. Wishing 9th
crs TO imbibe the same opinion in relation to
Cheap cords, he respectfully sol,ci,s his old
customers and the public To call and examine
his stock before purchasing elses here, and sat
isfy themselves as to the truth Of his state
ments. lie will be enabled 10 keep ON hand
constantly, a select assortment, and good sup
ply Of any and every ar.lrlc in his line Of bust
ness, as Mr.. l.. SrElSLrIs, an elder brother, has
permanently located himself in the city If Phil
adelphia, and will attend strictly to all orders
dnce,cd TO him.
lr Northeast II the Puhlic Nquarc,
Marshall, Texas. STAY u, 1890.
N. H. lie will sell good. unusually low for
Cash and TO pnneiuai dealers on the usual
credit. I9y
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and Mr.. Brcck took part. Before the lat
Ter concluded his remarks, the House, at
half past 3, p. N. adjourned.
The report of the Committee was subse-
oucnily adopted, by a vote Of 1852 to 80
WAsmiNGroN, July ,, 1850.
In the Senate. the Joint resolution ycster'
dsv offered by Mr.. iulee, for the termna-
ton of tho present session of Congress on
the 10Th August, was taken up,
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster opposed it.
Mr., Douglass said that il Congress should
have to ii, ill the lth of March, it ough,
no, TO adjourn till the present agitating
questions be settled.
Mr.. Footc was in favor OF the adjourn
mont. That would quiet agitation.
Mr.. Ecrrien opposed the resolutions,
Mr.. lulec advocated il, and it was post.
poned for fortnight.
The adjustment bill was taken up Mr.
pham continued his speech. lie opposed
the bill at length.
Mr.. Kusk inicrposcd some remarks in
defence Of the title claimed by Texas
Mr.. Seward followed in speech OF grca,
length in opposition to the bill, and in favor
If the immediate admission Of Crliforna
In regard to the claim Of Texas, he re.
pca,cd that i, had no foundation. Tcsa.
WAS entitled to admiration and respect, bu,
She knew well how TO coin money GU; OF
admiration.
Mr.. Kusk called the Senator 20 order.
The Vice President said the question
was one Of taste, no; order.
Mr. Seward proceeded to argue that
Texas had paper boundary west OF the
\ucces. but her actual boundary was III,
\ucccs when she was annexed
Mr.. Bell then took the floor, and the
Senate adjourned
The House a, II o'clock. The journal
Of ycs,crlnSAs read and approved.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration,
Of the Galphin case. The discussion was
. continued 10y Messrs, l'rcck, Schcnck, Ste
phens OF Georgia Fcaihcrston and Disney
until the hour of y o clock, when Mr.
Mck.sock obtained the floor, but yicldce
to a motion that the House adjourn.
Mr.. bur, gave notice that he should
move To close the debate at , o'clock TO
ptnrrpW
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tho predominant feeling of the people and
Government Of Texas.
The admission Of New Mexico under
these circumstances, would infallibly bring
on this collision, and the public opinion Of
one'half at least of the States OF the IN.
ion, would be tina, the original right is with
Texas The attempt to admit her will
force upon Congress the necessity of closing
up that controversy ut once, in some salts.
factory manner, and Withou, delay. Non.
action is impossible, and any action what.
ever, meets. at the first step, as an impass.
able barrier to any progress forward in the
work Of settling the territorial or the slave.
ry question, this question of the Texas
claim to the Rio Grnnde.
at would be n waste of time 10 specu.
late upon the results of using force TO CON.
pei Texas to surrender her claims and Weld
up this territory, Such an assumption
would make commotion in this country
such MS has not yet been known, even in
the most exciting times of past and i'm.
pending conflicts"
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MARs1aAl.L UN1vwasaTY.


'f>liE Trustees aaae~sss 10 the puhlie, shss
/ the present Sss.isa Of this lt,ssNus,su
ccm.e~ed " ths nd Nsaaay b February.
q III insl)
They have ele~4ed Professor ElisAa Pst,jt.
A. NJ, to take charge u ths Nals Ilsrastnss,,
and Rev. Thoa. h. Wilson, A. NJ, 10 take
charge Of the Female Dspastnent
The course Of studs~s embssess I'll ths
branches usually taught In NE bssa iasaisutisss
in the South and West nfDt
a complete corp. Of teachem (ssle sd +.
maIcs) has and viii le psovia~d, ~ thss The
.trictest attention IA be paid 10 ~ ~ ~laases.
Deductions only mad. ~ prossssssd sktses..
Terms PER &ss'on # ~ McssiAs, "a uusas)
Primary Observation-Disclosures Read
ing, Writing, Mental Ari,hns~sir, Engiisk Cmn-
mar, and some elementary lessons In (:torrspAy,
yratural Philosophy, Physiology, and llisss-
40 10
JUNIOR ClA.s.-EnsI.h Gnns.,, Gssss..
ply. Arithmetic completed, Ns'us.l PHILOSOPHY,
Watts on the Mind, Botany, Geology. Myilcl.
ogy, and History, ol6 %
M,pplK Glass. = Rhctorc, Iork, Nos.i
Science, Mental Philosophy, E,d~nr~s Of
Christianity, Political and Dos,esikr koaomy,
Astronomy, Algebra the Ancient and Meadr.
Languages, commenced, ~ w
SESiok CLAss.-,Anc,cnt and Modern Ian
enagc-, completed, Geometry, TriRon"n,ctsy,
f, and review Of former stusiss, as 90
Composition throughout the cossse.
ExTRA-lncdcntal sx,snscs, q 90
drawing. Painting, Embroidery, NJ
Wax Work. 40 90
| Instrumental Music, 80 10
Tuition payable at the end Of each s~saion.
| Boarding. can b. had in private fssnili~, ssu.
vcnicnt TO the Institution, III 81 per month,
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
GILBERT a. CO.,
MEUiCO. HOTA NICAL DRUGGISTS

\n ~ Nayo.t mo sgr.,, \,,, fbyIeoux
JvErp constants an hand nnd ,o, .,l, nj,
II ncrommoJa,,p,, terms lin, l,,,.., anJ h.s,
,ss,,,m,n, ~ ,,,re ,o,an,,,,J ,cm,.J,c. kan, hv
,pv establishment, il, IN. .on,h,rn s,,,es Thcx,
crnd, articles mn, n, and rr.,a,.,i in Ncw
Uampshhr. Massachusetts New York Mary.
lonJ ord o,i, mo-. az H., no., lir1. a,,J 49,.
,r,,-oo,,,i fr,h am, g,,v,,e Their commands
prc,,arl in .,r,,, ncrordane, Win III, dirceIion,
If 'rho,nnson u.nch JJnw.,d Cu,,,. N,,,.on
WORTHY. and other eminent BOTANIC nrn,,ii,on.
,r. and au,ho,s mr., I'm, N, i'm n .,yl, al u,.,,
n,n,uess Of The fr,.hr., mntc,mi. and viii
eomnnrc fa,orably with ,ho., of any other &C..
tablishmen, in the United Stairs. Jtbenp their
purpose to keen nlwa,, on hand the best and
larees, assortment Of Hofon,c Md,c,u,, EN-.
hracinp at all times the hates, improvements in
their modes Of PROPAGATION. Practitioner, and
Ph,ers who employ these mstl, popular and
HIGHLY ,fhcacious rrmedie.. womb do we'll IN
order from them, being assured that no Drug.
pis,s in New Orleans can. or will, protl,r supe
rior Inducements. either as Ia the oual,,v n,
price.
The various works of III, above authors, AL.
WAYS ON hand and for sail, together with every
o,hc, one DESIGNED 10 ciye instruction. or Ia Inn.
,,,, pr,,ti..J Lno,,,l.J,c Ia IN. H,tan,e ,hv.i
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spring and Sanner Cseds!N
FRESH NUPPLY.i!
J. W. BARNETT 4 co.

- W AbS - - - - WE
DESPltTFULLY invite public attention TO
IL their Spring and Nummsr stock, Just re.
ceiyed at their stand, nj shc Wea end of The
Pubi,e Sqnorc, Marshall They would say to
their customers, and the public generally, that
their goods were bougb, in New Orleans, from
regular importing houscv, and they ila,ter them.
selves they will be able to give general salts
faction. Their stock consists 10 part ~ fol-
lows, viz:
Lowell Drown 'and bcachcd domestic Of
every variety brown and b.cached drilling
col,onade Of English, FrcWh, and American
manufacture; denns; cal jeans; camle,
cloth ticking; cotton stripes apron checks ,
grass cloths. dimitry, &c, &c; dninask cur.
iains; embroidered do. linen coating; bull
dress linen. slate do. do; Irish linen, brown,
black, and white holland; table lincn' do cloths
do diaper; napkins, &c, &c. printed muslins;
black do. Swiss and null mnsns checked,
PLAID, and striped Swiss. embroidered do, IN
patterns; French jaekonets of every variety ;
glnghams of every variety: chambry do, solid
colors, chambry linen, PLAIN and solid colors ,
changcablc do, do, &c, Nelye,s alpNas, black,
blue and brown embroidered muslin cspes .
wells; parasols; silk and poke, hdkts., and
black and silk crasats linen and lawn, Sc;
long mi,ts, kid and silk gloves; laees, edgng,
inserting, &c; hosiery OF every variety.
BON NETS
81 Fancy silk bonnets, with and wiihou,
81 pnmcs. open worked do. lace do ;
French lace do Mohar do; Miss Jenny Lind
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons; French flowers,
wrcaths, &c
N HOOTN AND SHOES
OF every variety, three dozen Dancing
F"mPs.
MA rs.
Drab beaver hats; moleskln and silk do,
Buena Vista and Champeachy do
NADDLER
N Ladies' and genllemcn's saddles bri-
Wv dies, martingales, gir,hs, surcinglcs,
bride filings, Sc.
81 HARDWARE.
II Axes, ba'chcts, hammers. drawing chains,
~ chis.ls, saws, drawing knives, hinges, butts,
screws; powder, lead shot, cutlery, nails, &c !
CrocterN China and GLASS War, Tin and
Wood War:
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Cloth, marine, and linen ehambry coats eassa-
mere, alpaca, linen, and nankn pants; fancy,
silk, plain and plaid satin vests linen bosom
shirts, muslin do. do.
They deem it, unnecessary TO go further into
detail Besides the above there is nearly eve
~ article usually found in country stores all
Of which will be sold on terms thai will RECON-
mend them to purchasers. Give them call,
and examine for yourselves.
Marshall, April Is, 1850 1911
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Letters of administration having been grant
ei to the undersigned ON the estate Of Amos
p. Lewis. deceased, on the 35,h day Of sarch
last, all persons having claims against SAID c>-
lste are hcrcrhy notified to present them with
in the time prescribed by Law DIAL, authentic A.
ted, or they viii hc forever barred and those
indebted to the same viii make immediate pay
ment 10
J. II WH.KER son Admr.
Tyler, June 3, 1850 3 81
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CITA TION.
Thes-!ose W-io-' slsinAI. -. Richard pusssirA -
Jueph Tasrss. d~f-ndsas.
J)amdge.
Tue SrArr or Texas
Harrison County.
To hs Nksr,f Of end eoasfy-GsssrI~s.
AIliEkEAS, Theodore Weiner has insti-
w tn,cd suit in the District Court Of liar.
rson county against Richard Patrick and 10.
scph Parrot, noa-r.Ssients within tn state Of
Texas, for damages for false impsisons<nt; al
Lodging in his petition that the said Richard
Patrick and Joseph Tarrott, by their tagen Jer.
emiah Wardall, on the - day Of -
A. d. 1880, at the county Of Harrison afose-
said, without any reasonable o. probable cause
therefor, falsely and malicop ly, with intent IL
inJnsc, hnvnss, and opprrss him, caused him, by
their agent, 10 be arrested, kept, detained, aaa
imprisoned, for long space u time, and hin.
dcrvd and prevented him from attending 10 hia
lawful and necessary business, and suffered
great pain Of body and mind BY reason Of his
Imprisonment, and spent large sums Of money
u anu about obtaining his release, u his dam.
age Of five thousand dollars:
You are, therefore, commanded 10 spmmon
the said Richard Patrick and Jo.ep.. Tasro,t 10
be and appear at the District Coart II Harrison
county to tr held in the town Of MarxAsli, ON
the thirteenth Monday after the third Moseay In
September, a. ID. 1880, to answer said COM
plant, by making publication Of this citation
for four successive weeks in the T.ras R>pxA
bean, a newspaper published in MARSHALL. in tho
county Of Harrison Fail not, and make due
return the law directs. Witness Samuel
Siinson, Clerk Of said court
Given nndc: my hand and the sesl
L. s. Of the court, u, office, this thu 18th
day Of aay, A. ID. 1850.
SAMUEL SrINSON,
D,1r,ct Ckrk.
Received in office this the 29,h Nay, 1880,
and handed the editor Of the 1sra, RsysAlrsn
for publication the same day.
JOHN J. Kennedy, 81.
BY WV. A. FIADs, Dry.
June u. 1850. n39 Il
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Land Goa' sale.

I HAVE for sale O,x Thousand Cns Hun
/ drsd and sir Aev,s a Rsh Land, IN the
county of RusA, lying en- the waters of harn
hnrds, a never failing stream. These lands lie
ten miles south Of Henderson. the county seat
Of Rusk county, and ahouuds in springs. The
road from Henderson 10 Nacogdoehc- passes
through them, and their quality Is Of the high
est order The titles are indsputahlc
Purchasers can apply, personally OF by leucf'
to me at Marshall, T,Nas,
W \ NIL
February u 1850. mss i
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NOTICE.

HAVE lost OF misla,d rromissory note
] given by John 4 MeMllhn IN isvor ef \.
y Buress or bearer Tor one hundred and thirty.
iopr dollar. and ten cents. ttiN 100 dated
April ls,. ls50, with ten per cent interest from
date. Any person finding said mote viii confer
u favor by delivering !, 10 tIs undersigned
W. +. FORREST.
May 30. 1850. no, II.
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

Il "UNCLE JOE" date Of Holmes
E.... county, Mi-s.) respectfully informs the
s4-I4A-. citizens Of Harrison county. and the
travelling public that he has taken the house on
the northeast corner of tbs public square, known
as the PLANTERS HOTEL. lie respect
hopes that his accommodations viii he such as
to give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH NJ. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Marshall Texas, Nov. |. lsIg. ?iy
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& 4 n DID 4 r ES.
Fer AttsfnsY oeaeral,

Fer Attssnsy oeasral,
ALEXANDER H. EVANS, Esq, Of San Angus
tine Is crnd,da. ior Attorney General Of IL, State
a, The -osung August election.
A. NJ LEWIS !. n candidate for Ainrney Geneunl
Of th- State al the ensuing August eectoD.
HON GEORGE " PASCli,L 81 Galveston. Is
a candidate for the Office Of Attorney General, the
ensuing August -lecii"n.
A. J. HAMILTON Is a candidate for Attorney
General st The ensuing election
Fer STATE osmptrsliss,
JAMES u SHAW Is candidate for reelection To
the office Of State Comptroller, nj the ensuing Augus,
election.
Fer STATE Treasurer,
JAMES H. RAYMOND is candidate for sa'c
Treasurer, at iae cnsuisr August .lec,son.
Fer District Attorney,
Col WM " BRlSfOW Is candidate for the Of.
fee ol District Attorney of the SAih Judicial Distinct
y. ". FIELD, Esq, il candidate for recollection
To III. office Of District Attorney Of the Sixth Judicial
District
JAMES 4. SIMPSON j. candidate 70, the Office
Of District Attorney ii the Sixth Judicial District.
JAMES X ARMSTRONG j. a candidate for the
Office OF District Attorney, Of the Si,th Judicial Dis
tticL
ED CLARK is a candidate for tho Office NJ D.iric,
Attorney Of the Sixth Judicial District.
DAVID sTINSON is candida,. for the Office Of
District o. .orrey Of the Sixth Judicial District
Fer DngaAicr General.
Co! JAMES n HOLLAND is n candidate for
the Office II Bnradier General Of the brigade cont
Js--d Of the counties Of tJ-hur, Harrison, PaDola,
Shelby. San Augustine, and SABINE, al the ensuing
Fer 0Aisf Justice,
r. A PATII.LO is "a candidate for reelection 10
the office Of Chief Ju-,o, Of Harrison county AT the
ensuing election,
GiLLlNGTON C. PATlIJO Is a candidate for
the office OF Ch,.! Justice OF upshm county the
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NJ. ANDERSON


i'pshur Go. Ttros, April ., 1880
certify that bough, 30 Saw Gin Of J, $.
Alexander las, spring, that is AS good as any
tia, ever saw. both for making good sam
pier and tas, picking.
BENZ. GAGE.
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influence,
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OF the arts OF the denagogue. have ever
been the supporter ol democratic measures;
and have always conlendcd that all Impor'
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BENZ. GAGE.


take pleasure in 'cstlying that purchased
a cotton gln last winter at j. s Alexander.
Factory. II contains IS SAWS. ] can gin, with
ease, per day. two bales Of cotton weighing
800 lbs, with two horses. The sample of cot
ton is inferior 10 none.
WM DAVENPORT
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INV UEPART.NE\I'.

Hon f. w NJ, King, Professor Of Theory
and Practice of Law.
John Delaiield, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
clal Jurisprudence.
1irmS-S5o per session.
All communication, pertaining to this depart.
ment must be addressed to
T., W. NJ. KING, Esq
MrMrIus, Tenn Mar h. 1850.
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WIN. DAVENPORT.
UrsHuR CorsTy, TEXAS,

UrsHuE CorsTy, Texas,
March Is. 1850.
recommend J, $, Alexander to the public as
a good Gin-rgbt. ! bought IS saw gin Of
his make last year, do not believe il can be
surpassed by any IN the United States.
if'3lyl o. H. METHV1N.
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ANN \fSTRATU,N NOTICE.

4 ETTEkS Of Administration were granted
l to the undersigned on the estate Of VIM
u. Patton, deceased, on the 2ad day of NAY
last, All persons having CLAIMS against said
estate, are hereby notified TO present them
within the time prescribed by law duly anthem
,,ca,ea a.d those indebted to the same will
pay 10.
JAMES X. PATTON, Admir-.
June |, 1880. 81 ~
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Selling orr atCeSt!

Nl\CE i, has bccou,c necessary to sell tn.
- cnnArrsr good, Ia order To sell most, We
hcrcrchy inform the citizens oil Marshall and
surrounding country, that We are determined
10 Close our whole stock OF Dry Coed, at
COST and charges--for CASH.
We now offer Inducements such "a have
never been presented before in Marshall A.
our stock is vet large and assortment generally
understood, Nc deem Il unnecessary to enn,ne-
rate ARTICLES We invite ,sniion to this ad,cr.
,iscmcn,. and ASSURE all that snoh bargains can
hardly h. found IN all Texas.
Rcmember--,a oost, Ne.
J. T. PACE, & Go.
June 4, 1850 Say
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On the I'll instant, ri the residence ot his son Y.
" Brewer, in this place b.rsAM II BWswts' IN
the Seth year of his arr