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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

meeting IN Augusta voted down proposition TO endors
ne Nashville Convention Wings opposing, and tho DE
nocats sustaining H. Per contra, very large meeting
strong Wing county, enthusiastically adopt
d very strong resolutions in favor OF said Convention
rhey were advocated BY Willoughby Newton and Henry
arnc Esqrs, and opposed hy g. w Lewis, Esq Pariicu
.rs nf each meeting hereafter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

a'" The Southern Literary Messenger for April will b
delivered to city subscribers tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

POSTPONEMENT.-At the request Of several gentle
men, the meeting appointed for Mr.. Crane at the Airea
Chrch tonight will be postponed until tomorrow Wednes
Inv nig!ll.l u be held at the same place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

RICHMOND MARKETS. APRIL =.
TOBACCOThe breaks of Tobacco are small for the sea
SON. and prices tending upward Lugs sell at IS so so
common leaf 81 S. good IS 80 So fine stemming sl
a IL rs; fine manufacturing $40 l6 25.
FLoUR-Richmond, 81 Is 81 S7S Scottsville, 81 SO
IA S..
WHEAT-Red los cents white ITO cents.
CORN-Od and new sly So cents.
CORN MEAL-60 cents per bushel.
OATS-40 cents per bushel.
FISH-Herrngs very scarce; Cut So 60 49, Gross
s4 l2S a 4 %; Shad IS so s6--dull.
LARD-Barres7 cents; kegs a TX cents for new.
BACON-yrginia cured hog round ~ cents; ole
Shoulders sound, 3E cents; new Sides 5A cents
new Shoulders 5S cents Hams 10 cents.
COFFEE-9K ak cents--declinng.
FLOUR inspected the City Of Richmond during the quarter end
ing 3lst March, lS,G
74.746 barrels superfne.
9,l72 halt barrels supcrfnc.
4,25S barrels fine.
6,f2l barrels midjings
1898 barrels condemned
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
NORFOLK MARKETS, March 3O-Corn-Saleso of COM
mon white and mixed 40 cents; yellow ST. Bacon-vir-
gnia and North Carolina hog round new, *; Hams 10
lOS cents FLOURISH 81. Oats-2sa 30cents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
FROM Mexico.

Mexican dates to the 9Th of July have been received
at New York. The Minister Of Finance Senior Gutrerrz
had resigned in consequence of the great embarass-
ments of the Government. The candidates up for the
Presidency are 10 in ALL the most prominent to be
Gen. Arista, Gen. AlmOnte and Senior Gomez Pedraza
DIR. Osoro, the Governor Of Puebla had resumed his
official functions after the suppression of the late pro-
nuncamento.
The cholera decreasing the capital, though
increasing along the Gulf At Mexico the total number
Of cases from June 25 to August g. 900, deaths
,234; 2S6 and 176 deaths per day. From the
beginning of the epidemic till July 2 the total number
Of cases Of that city Is 600, and of deaths little
more than $500.
Robberies of the diligence between Vera Cruz and
Mexico continued to be frequent and trains Of Merchan-
die also plundered One merchant is said to have
been plundered OF goods to the value Of O000-Cn-
cinnah Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
California Items.

Rev. T. Dwight Hunt was installed, on the oath oil
June, the pastor of the first Congregational Church in
San Francisco by ecclesiastical council called for that
purpose This the first congregational Council ever
convened the Pacific coast and the Rev. Mr. Hunt is
the first regularly installed minister of that order in CAL
ifornia
The following characteristic sign appears in neat let
tiers upon house in street, Sacramento City, Crest
for the weary and storage for trunks"
There are about seventy practising physicians in Sar
Francisco
The Common Council Of that city have decreed that o
penalty OF not less than $500 should be visited upon any
person engaged in any game of chance hazard on
Sunday
1873 passengers arrived San Francisco one day in
June.
college is to be established at San Jose. Forty
acres of ground have been presented for the purpose
+. Argent: lately attached to the house of Brown
Brothers & Co., of this city, has established banking
house m San Francisco, under the style OF F. Argent
& Co., Mr. lilly Allen being his partner. He is warm
ly welcomed by the Pacific Times
Fortysix females arrived at San Francisco from AIDE
laide, New South Wales the Odd Of June. This j.
the largest shipment Of that article yet made Caor
MIA in any single bottom.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
From Oregon---Defence of Gov. Lane, &c.

HORACE GREELEY, Esq-Sr: Although stranger
to you personally have taken the liberty of addressing
You a subject in which feel deep interest. Your
Oregon correspondent, who signs himself clans
dale has been guilty of the grossest sanderson of
our most worthy citizens Gov. Lane, Jesse Apologize,
Esq. Judge Nesmth, and Mr. Pritchet, seems to have
received the largest allowance of his venom. In the
Weekly Tribune of Jan. 10, 1885, he says that "Gov.
Lane has rendered himself very unpopular by throw
ing HIMSELF" &c. Now with regard to Governor
Lanes popularity will only that it is impossible
for man to be more popular than he is, ard the
choice Of Governor to be submitted the people to-day
he would receive almost unanimous The man.
In which he has transacted he business of the Ter
ritory his conduct with regard to the Cayuse and other
Indians the which he took for arresng the
serters from Col Lorng's Regiment have all been at
once prompt iudicious and effective Lansdale" also
speaks of the intimate relations between Gov. Lane and
Fugitive from Justice in Arkansas" Judge Nesmith
is, suppose the Fugitive alluded to- told that
Thornton has heretofore accused him through the col
umns Of The Tribune Of desertion from the IT, S. Army
Mr. Nesmth has in his possession an honorable dis
charge and after being discharged he employed
mechanic at the very barracks where he had be-
fore served soldier and bears far better character
/ than his assailant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
rFrom the Madison Papers.l

ST.. LOUIS, August IL, p M.
The following is the vote for Congressman in the
Fourth and Fifth districts, as far as heard from:
Fourth -wooason, whig, b494; Phelps, Ben
.elian, 965.
Fifth district-Bowman wing, 1854; Gardenbrire,
Bentonian, 2 ,367; Hall, anti Benton 3, OBS
For the week ending the 18th, the following IS the
ecia return of nterments: Total ri cholera 20 chill
dren of years and under "a Owing the extraor-
binary heat Of Thursday, Friday and Saturday sixteen
deaths of the above large number occurred from the e.
OF stroke. number Of deaths is reported from
sufocation and sixteen to twenty from apopexy. Oh
the reported cholera deaths, majority occurred on boats
Just from New Orleans
The steamer Lightfoot from Council Bluffs, reports
the cholera raging extent on both sides OF the
river above Savannah. Much alarm exists along the
whole --ver above St. Joseph's-
There great many Mormons still at the Biuifs
and adjacent settlements and another expedition ioI
Salt Lake talked of.
The health of the inhabitants in the Mormon settle
mcnts decidedly better than at many points on the
river below.
CINCINNATI, August 10, 8 p M.
Inerments for the last fortyeght hours 56-cholers
3, children under FIVE years Of age 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

The subscribers have just opened entire New Stock Of
Hardware comprising the styles approved pat
OF house trimmings Of every description. Builders will
please do them the favor call examine quality prices
be furnished with almost agricultural
implement such shOves spades hoes and scythes
Warranted to cut without whskey hay forks grain cradles
sckles. &c. &c.
Carpenters JOner Coopers Masons Carriage and Cabinet
Makers Black, White and all other Smiths either by trade
nae and the nvts extended to the entire alphabet Of
in the city and surrounding call AZ the sign OF
GIT ELEPHANT STOVE Of Washington
street. opposite d. CTaghead and examine goods prices and
acquaintance with the occupants Of the firm being
stranger in this community DESTROYS become aequant
ed with the citizens and residents Of Marion and adjoining
counties
In addition the above they viii keep for sale good stock
assorted steel and nails Also. continue nanuac
"copper" TIM and sheet iron and do all kinds Of job
work in their line TO ORDER and lastly they do not intend being
outdone the the inds q Cooking
Stoves warranted 10 please, sale Being well acquainted
with the latest patterns made in New York. Pennsyl
vania and Ohio and having had twenty practical expert
in the sale other ndZe in the hard
trade they hope please who favor them with
a call. PLATT & WAINWRIGHT.
indianapolis, July 6, leJO.-w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
For the Indiana State seniinel.l
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note wherever have been,
That Kqhts and shadows fall,
The very morning of my life
Was decked in funeral pail.
never shall forget the sun
That rose upon my youth
II shone with more than mortal strength,
All loneliness and truth.
But sorroscs chilled my youthful brow,
And taught my young heart how to sigh;
/ heard heavy deafning sound
Mtsforfunes waves came r1mbling by.
/ nerved myself to bear the stroke,
NY blood was cold with deadly fright;
1 waited sternly for the blow
The storm had dr5ffed out Of sight.
Thus, We that suffer earthly care,
Should deal with all your woe,
Provide but sceapoRs for the war,
Their useye need not know
For. armng We will learn to see
How foolish tits to fear,
What every one hath power to drown
An undpailing tear.
This life of mine, if | may live
Its simple stages DER,
Shall be to me brighter gem
Than it has been before.
Come, then, misfortune, with thy cup,
And tempt my nianhood's prime,
Thou canst not use me thou didst
In carly childhood's time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
1rrom ihe New orIean Picarme Of Iulr a1l

From TExAs.-By the arrival of the steamship
Palmetto, have received files of Galveston papers,
the 9th instant.
DISCOVERIES GOLD TExAs-Th Houston
Telegraph, says, that preparations progress
all parts Of the State for grand expedition to the gold
region that has been discovered in Northern Texas
far from the ruins Of the celebrated city of Grand Qvra
Gold mines have been found all along the great chain Of
the mountains extending from the Of the Arkan-
and Platte rivers by Santa Fe to the Puerco I'm
excavations shown along the feet of these
mountains, and the ruins OF cities Indicate that
these mines worked by millions Of people.
The geographical formations OF this region SINH
lar to those OF the gold regions OF California that they
appear be IDENTICAL and contain similar deposits Of
the precious metals These facts have been made
known throughout Texas and the Telegraph would not
be surprised find that the emigration the gold
gion OF Texas in the ensuing autumn should exceed the
emigration to California. All along the Indian frontier,
and throughout the interior Of the State the Of
preparation are sounding, and thousands may be found
vending their way to Northern Texas in the Of
three months The excitement in regard to this
expedition has perhaps never been equalled-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
CErObserver, the correspondent of the Phila-
dclnhfa Public Ledger writing from Washinofon

0tr0bserver, the correspondent of the Plla-
delphia Public Ledger, writing from Washington,
under date of the 9Th inst, says
So you see was right in saying that should the ON
ibus he defeated the Texas boundary Question would
be the first taken up by the Senate. Under the special
recommendation Of the Executive, il hardly he
sisted and if settled. all the remaining difficulties
may be settled either in a omnibus in sulkes la
Benton. Now that the Administration are coming to
the rescue, il does whether the other
plan is adopted: this Congress will adjourn till the
whole question OF slavery, and every thing connected
be granted the privilege OF going home agae all the
involved in that question, and Nulfers and Free
Sellers, locked in each others arms, separate
and prepare die each his death. last adieu
John p Hale-an everlasting farewell TO Col. Jefferson
Davis. Gov Seward has already gone TO New York to
encourage his friends and prepare them for sundry
changes which about to place in the post Offices
Of the Empire State. Ac
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
The Lawrence Dixorce Case.

As we expected the blood of Kentucky up. South
ern chvalrY is fired with and Indignation at the
matrimonial expose of Mr. T. B. Lawrence and il Bos-
editors viii take up the pen defence of their
man. the high spirited "bee OF the vest Ray become
the Helen OF newspaper We are free TO confess
that whatever sympathy Mr. Lawrence's ingenious de-
fence may have awakened within is considerably mod
flied BY his subsequent attempt to shack OUT from the
responsibility Of its publication
Without discussing the Propriety OF mans obtaining
possession and taking copies OF his wes correspondence
ration his part-we cannot help feeling degree of
contempt when, alter exhibiting them privately 70 cdl-
TORS for the purpose of making public opinion in his ia
he publishes extracts from them as his Justification,
and then seeks evade the odum of the transaction by
the ridiculous plea that they made public without
his consent. 1t is direct Of obtaining sympathy
under false shallow method of doing wrong
by proxy, like the monkey who made use OF the cats
paws snatch his roasted chestnuts from the fire, and
sought throw all the blame upon his innocent agent
However, Mr.. Lawrence's sad case bears an nstruc-
tive moral. Let all young men Of more susceptibility
than strength Of mind who mistake erratic amatory
weakness for chronic "aection of the heart, learn
wisdom from his example, and think twice before under
taking the difficult task of bringing BELLE" they
may find themselves in unenviable predicament as
the adventurous mouse that, Sin the well known fable Of
Esopn rashly agreed to "bell the cat" 1t is not al
ways good be richly blessed in this world: mans
good fortune sometimes Expresses him. as was the case
with the gentleman who elephant at ratc, and
did know what to do with his prize The annoyance
Of that lucky unfortunate could, no doubt be well de-
| scribed BY Mr. T. B. Lawrence, who took chance in
matrimonial lottery, and the profane would say
'saw the elephant" Glove is blind" says the ole
proverb, but genuine Yankee love is so keenslghteC
that detect the ghtest change of shade in tho
complexion of the idol. Can be that the smart lover:
of New England have succeeded in extracting the oh
structng green film from the eyes Of Cupidl shall
rather that Hymen is the best of opticians and
stores the sight OF those who before entering into hi
bonds, could not and pould not seci-NOah's Sunda!
Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

vUyHE WrsrkRx srAsx ComPAxy running -Four Horse
~ Coaches daily between LoeansPo Ind, and Niles Mich,
leaving Loeanspor at " and arriving at Niles at ii r.
NJ day. connecting with the - o'clock Detroit
continuing Buffalo,
will
Coaches and rely arriving Detroit Buff
falo and New York without delay
Throueh Tickets be secured at the Stage Offices in
Loox and LAFAYETTE
~ ID. ExTRAs furnished at all times julye7-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
GREAT COUGH REMEDYl

diseases OF throat and lungs wish he
with lives health of the afflicted but frankly lay before
them the opinions Of distinguished and OF the evil
We sincerely pledge ourselves make wild assertions
false statements Of its efficacy Will we hold out any hope
TO suffering humanity which facts will not warrant
Many proofs here and solicit inquiry from the
public publish feeling will hnd them
perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their best confidence
and patronage.
FROM BENZ SILLIMAN, Md LID, ETC,
Coge. Rfsngb Of
the Lit Hist Ned Phd and Sn. Societies Of AElerioa and
Europe
deem the CHERRY PICTORIAL an admiral composition
from OF the best articles in the Mater Medica
effective remedy for the class Of diseases il is intended TO cure
NelU Hauen. CT, Noe ], 1919.
PROF. CLEAVELAND Of Boredom CoHege Maine,
Writes your Pee
T0RAL in family and that Of friends and il gives
satisfaction in its favor that medicine have
has proved emnent successful in curing diseases Of
REV. DIR. osGooD
Wrtes-"That he considers CHERRY PICTORIAL the best
medicine Pulmonary Affections given the pubc
daughter being obliged the
four months with settled cough accompanied By
raising Of blood night sweats and the attendant symptoms O
Consumption commenced the Of the and
ahd completely recovered"
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
PORTLAND, Me-, JAS. 10. ls47.
Dr. Ayer-I have beer long afflicted with ASTHMA which
yearly until last II brought which
chamber. the alarming
symptoms Of Consumption had tried the best advice and the
best medicine purpose until used CHERRY Pee
TORAL, which has cured and well believe
Gratefully yours, J. d. PHELPS.
II there any judgment WISE speak
from experience, here is medicine worthy Of the public conf
dence-
PREPARED Zee. AVER CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
Sold in Indianapolis by
julyQ4 CRAiGHEAD & BROWNING Druggists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

ORLANDO BRowx.-The reported death Of this gen.
tleman is positively contradicted, by the Maysville
Eagle the editor Of which says he has heard from Mr.
Brown, since he reached his residence in Frankfort,
his usual health.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

% Bishop BAscoM is confined to his room in Louis
vile, by severe attack of bilious fever contracted
supposed by the faeues and exposures Of his late
tour TO the St. Louis Conference Independence, Mis-
sOufi. -I
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

1.-THE Governor Of Massachusetts,, has ordered cleo
tons take place in the First Second and Fourth Con-
gressonal districts Of that State Monday the 18th
ofAngust.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22
COMBINATION AIR-TIGET.


GRATEFUL for all past favors, and siii dcsfos or more
an known continues 10 eep u supply Cd
SUPERIOR cooKIEi sroV5s
Together with large quantity OF ihe nncl ceesd X. a a
rem IN oDs Sor Is ,~ Rotay al Warranted eor % var
work the satisfaction OF all may pure se NO heller
proof needed than reference to The follow ns among lie my
Marion coEnt-Samae Merrill iierve Bales Rev r X res
j. s. Dunlop Mrs Goldsbeny join w uamllon Daniel Ringer,
chas Robinson Arthur Vance, Thos e. Hohroos A A onde
McFa Rev F. Holiday j. Johnson AMI amy number Of other
names could be given.
s Maiock Charles Reynolds Water olse, Curtis Barnet.
Robert Downward Henry Rogers, Joseph Medmhal and William
Hancock cornty-chns G. Aherton Allen, William Aur
johnson cornfy-Php Dean Voorhees, Jesse Hughes,
Haaion counfyAzariah DINING s. Howard J. Williams, J.
Davis Barnaby Newly, James Treser.
shelby COuniy-RobeI HOugh smith
GER j. smith George Shoemaker Jacob Johns JsnnAn Scott
HO,cavd CoHniy-Joseph d sharp sheriff: - -,
. D'''' Jun" ''' TIN AND COPPER
Business still noisy ever TIN guer and spounns made TO
constantly on hand wholesale and retail.
Cash for old copper and brass as usual ,z,,,oor
iune1 Sign Of the Big Pafoct and Good sove.
HoENBERGER IRoN-Jusi received large and complete
- Of Shoenbergers manufactured Iron which Will
prices sign Of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove by
uAn COOK STOVES Jus received, consisting Of eomb-
UU nation Eureka, Pane's Double Oven Buci Rotary
Reliance and Premium all OF which warranted against crack
ing by fire. for year. and TO work the satisfaction OF every
purchasers The sign Of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove
unel HENRY s KELLOGG.
FAD PrE-seoo feet Lead Pipe all sizes from inch 70 u
by HENRY s. KELLOGG. june1
SECONDHAND ENGINE AND BOILERS FOR SALE
- good secondhand Engine and Boiler be had
iunei WATSON, vooRIiEs & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

1.-THE revenues from duties Of the past fiscal year
not yet fully made up the Treasury, but Il is he
Iieved that they win be found exceed ortyonc mil
lions Of dollars
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

ga FACT WORTH KNOWING. Under this head the
True Union, of this city, publishes the following from
Can authentic source" III should prove equal to its
profession, we have several svery headed friends who
would like to avail themselves Of such convenient
mode of being '.done brown most any other color:
"a distinguished General (Twiggs,) returned from
the Mexican covered with glory He had how
ever marks of hard service which laurcs could
hde-as they did C@sar's badness. One a head as
white WOOL and the other cuaneous eruption his
forehead. For the latter he advised try mix
ture of sulphur, and sugar Of lead and water. In
applying it, of the mixture moistened the hair
his forehead and after awhile this part of his hair
sumed its original color He then applied the mixture
to all his hair and it all become, and is now OF It's pr-
tive sandy hue. He communicated the fact to some OF
his friends in Washington-especally ex-mem-
bcrs, who widowers and seeking prerenf-and it
has been found efcacous in every instance II does
dye the hair but operate upon the roots and
restore the original color.
"The recipe is follows drachm Lac Sulphur
ID drachm Sugar of Lead; ounces Rose Water mix
them; shake the phia using the mixture. and battle
the hair twice day for week, longer if necessary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

DEATH OF A FoRGER-AsToUNDING DISCLOSURES
The MADISON BANK ROBBERY, &c.-Among the vic.
TINS of the cholera Monday night last convict
IN the Indiana pententiary, at Jefiersonvile named
Root. He sentenced to the penitentiary for SIX
years, under charge of having robbed the bank at
have expired month. Our readers will recolleci
that this robbery took place about years since
and created great excitement the time, and suspicion
was cast upon some men occupying high places. The
money never found and to this day. has been as
certained by memoranda kept by the bank, dollar
OF the stolen notes has been put in circulation.
Root was a man of bad character, and as he was al
arrested, and trial convicted Of the crime, al
though nothing positively proved against him. and
notwithstanding he almost positively proved abb
On his death-bed, Monday night, he freely confessed
to number OF forgeries and crimes, and implicated as
being connected with him in his forgeres person cho il
be rorth his hundred thousand dollars He, however
earnestly and sclenny denied having had any
thing whatever to do with the Madison bank robbery
OF knowing anything about it either directly indirectly
AS we have already said, he freely acknowledged &c
many other crimes, but, with full knowledge thai
death would claim him victim, he asseverated
to the last that he suffering the penalties for crime
Of which he entirely innocent. The confession.
were made to his physician, DIR. w. F. Collum, and
from all the attending circumstances his statements
believed to be true.-L0uisuiHe Courier.
We have been aware for some time that Dr. Collum
entertained strong doubts Of Roots guilt in robbng the
bank OF this cityand there are others who have always
that my sterious robbery, irho did This is question
that will be mooted anew in this city. We never heard
before that the bank in possession of any memo
randa" Of the stolen notes, and do not believe tina
any person knows except the thief whether they have
been put in circulation or not.-Madison Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-22

GJ'That sweet little songstrcss, Mary Shaw Fogg is
giving concerts at arrodsbmgh Springs, which said
70 be well attended.