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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

he Democrats Of Union county have
nominated Maj. John Cummings.of Sclins.
grove, for Congress; John NJ. Baum Esq,
the talented young editor Of the Times. for
the Legislature; and John Walls. Esq, of
Lewisburg, was appointed RePres cn,at;ve
delegate 10 the mex, State Convention.
The delegates from seven townships dis.
scn,ed from the action Of the Convention.
We hope the difficulty will be reconciled.
The action Of the Union County Con.
vcn,i"n in the appointment, Of Representa-
I've delegate wa. very 'l|.adviscd. Union 4
Juniaia now send but one Representative.
and Of course have but one delegate be-
tween them. The appointment Of Rep
rcscnla,ivc delegate several months Previ-
Gus TO the usual time, and without consult
ing Juniata county is therefore aggressive
and will not be submitted 10 by the Demo
Gratis o! this county without an effort 10
secure their righis.-Junia'a Register.
TTA correspondent in The l'Ioomsburg
Star. wiring from this place under date Of
The 18th inst. speaks thus Of our town.
and its educational facilities. The word
school, by the way. is quite modest term
to apply 10 a University.
Lewisburg is continually throngcd with
! a large number Of strangers, and is destined
, ere long To ou,slrip all the towns on the
West Branch in business and population.
As Tor beauty. it now surPasses any town
in the State. The number Of students at
tending Professor Tny lor's school is quite
Iargc-say one hundred md ihy-all Of
HON are rapidly advancing in knowledge
under the care Of the principal. The ci'i-
zcns have no, yet finished Macadam'zing
their streets, nor have they obtained that
long .,alked-of Market House. which NO
troubled the editors Of the Chronicle and
WiIIiamspor, Gazette. Time, however.
will no doub, accomplish it.
Yours Truly. TRAVELLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

@The population Of DanviIle appears
10 be only 5000 least 1900 less than
when its works were prosperous. Sunbury
numbers l2l3-a gain, it is said. Of los
in ten years. At this rate the estimate Of
"K." in our last, that Lewisbu.g contains
5000, will fall 1000 or 1900 short.
COTTON MILLs-Read the article on
the first page-aod save the paper for fu'
ture reference. More anon on that subject
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

@The Bank oi Northumberland has
commenced issuing $40 bills from new
plate. 10 supply the place Of The counterfeit,
SO bills Gently put into circulation. The
new notes are beautifully executed. We
are informed the cost Of the plates was
about five hundred dUllars.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

More Editors in the field. K. W.
Weaver, ESQ.,, OF the bloomsbury 4" Star, +"
and J. G. Freeze. ESQ.,, Of the "I'emocral''
are announced as candidates for rrosecu.
ting Attorney Of Columbia county. Well,
gentlemen. We cant take sides in that con.
test, but we'll hold your hats, very cheer
fully. Wha. reoring and freezing there
ill be-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

s.w. TAYLOR ! Committee of
q. u. BLISS, Arrangements.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

Millard Fillmore is the first President Of
tho Unred States born in the nineteenth
ccn'ury.-Er. Paper.
Na exactly. lie was born January 9Th
in the year 1900, which was the last year
of the 18th century, and no, the frs, year
Of the present century, as you would have
Us lelleve.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21


ing premature ut this time; doubtful
drmocrai having been selected, and no in
siruciIons given. Making il evident to our
minds. that the design is To play "Iast and
loose > TO suit the interests oi this faction,
and, if needs be, sacrifice Col. Bi.lcI, al
though he is the decided choice of nine.
ienIhs Of tho Democracy Of Union county
We protest against this seIi.stylcd Dem
ocralic convention. and its doings, and re-
fuse TO recognize il-believins that il is
substantially the result of The corrupt in
irigues OF this faction, and does not express
the voice Of the democracy ol This county.
And now, Fellow Citizens, shall VIC longer
submit 10 be thus cheated out OF our rights
as members Of the Democratic party, by a
handful Of men, who themselves have no
political character or integrity, and no
popular inflncRce, except what they buu.
OF can compsl by the grinding power Of
nsoncy? We say cmpha.icalIy. MOI
We arc neither slaves nor towards, and
in the full confidence of the uprieh,ness of
our course, VIC have resolved To wage nn
open and Organized warfare upon this fac
non without regard to consequences, and
IN defiance Of the threats which they have
already dared 10 level n, us) until the sins
Of the past are atoned for. and we are fully
restored to the equal rights and privileges
WHICH belong to us US members of The
Democratic party.
DO you want illustrations oi the ncccs.i.
ty aud proPrieiy Of this course; or have
y"" doubts Of t' Look at the policy and
deeds oi this same faction, whose despo,ic
will iolera,cs no freedom Of opinion and
action, who aiaaNs require the mos, blind.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07
Let the AFFLICTED Read |

The principle Of disease, like that Of the
principle of life, is alike incompreheDsible to
mank ind. We only are able to point out what
will weaken the one or give strength to the
other. The value of the Brandreth Pills de-.
pends upon, their wonderful power,in strength
cning the principle Of life, and weakening the
principle of disease, and finally expelIing il
| frCm the body. Let rs consider tho subject
carefully would disease affect us If our blood
were pure Z Then, in proportion that Bran
dreth's Pills purify the blood, they tend 10 re-
store health. The very action upon the sys-
tenn which Brandrcth Pills possess, convihCes
! all Mho'use them that they remove only the
impure humors. For If they took any Of the
healthy fluidsfrom the body, II would be weak
ened. But the contrary is the case. The body
becomes stronger every day. from the use Of
the Brandreth Pills, as is known by the expe-
rierice OF tens Of thousands ofour citizens.
s3Whero is the man of sense, whose mind is
unprejudiced, who, from the Infectious smell
after death, would not say, would this body
have been bereft Of life. had purtrefaction been
prevented are men born but 10 be sick, shall
the lower animals liyetheir full extent, and
man only premntureY psiish7 Let ms. follow
nature-let us cleanse the blood from impur-
ties, and we shalllye to the full extent Of the
oil IN our lamp of life. e4I asosseue 7isss
4. But continued purging win wear out the
tbody--some otherwise sensible people Affirm,
thatilis like wearing out tho kettle by dint Of
rubbing, Docs, then, rust preserve metallic
spbstancesl Itwould be-. admitting that i'm.
lpunties in the blood preserve il in a, health,
Icoudiion,i We know better, We know, that
The result of.an impure state of the blood Is 10
IoccasiOn anlt rlleum arva;nalas v,eaL naaa ran.
eral debility. pains in the breast back and side;
also, fits, palsy. dyspepsia; III fact; wherever
the impurity finds a. weak portion Of body,
there it,produces pain aud disease. M
| have known many persons puTgea twenty
and thirtydays In succession, and the result Is
alwuys sueessfu; in every instance, the most
remarkable Improvement took place. | re-
member one person, who know had worms,
from his peculiar symptoms; be .perseyered for
forty days every day for the forty days, no
appearance of worms was seem but after that
time he voidcd gteatnumbers, some OF exiraor-
tdinary size. What effect would have resulted
! from threeor four doses Of cathartics 7---what
would have become Of him, II he had not been
Ipurgsd 70 radical cure9 Itwould be impos-
sible TO show the benefit to be derived from q
proper perseverance, with the Brsndreth Pills
N these limits. They must be used to be suf
nciently appreciated. Z. W. X .. .s ~
For Sale by the following Agents.
" Lodwick q Son. Portsmouth: ky le 8. John
lscn, Hanging Rock jus. Burgess. IIaveshIlI
Wip SBrowhj Sciotoyille ,Bl Joh0ecn. Burlington
- AZ 8. PROCTOR. QuakellBollcm, G. b. Dan
thams PlAsicn q. N Martin, JseksopyFs as
I'd, Campbell, Chiilicclho, sd. eY Ygasyl .pslsls
'Psttsmtuths sept. sOi tsoc.e-2ens 4 ss's
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Review of the Portsmouth Market, TO,
the week ending, Oct, Y, 1850. y

Review of the Portsmouth Market for
heweek ending, Oct, " 1850.
GENERAL REMARKs,--The sudden rise in
the river at the date Of ourlast issue gave an
impetusto business for the week past, and a
fair amount was done. River is now re-
ceding and its tendency will be to check op5
erations for the coming week. is,.s
/, Omfriends from up the Valley who are re-
turning from the State Fdirand report them
selves well pleased, ,st sslr %. .;sss.e..}
Money matters continue easy and depos-
ties are increasing at the counters Of our
Banking houses. rtey Rss
The following transactions Of our market
ore reported: IA
FLOUR AND GRAlN--Sales Of Flour during
the week at $500, The millers are giving
20 cents for wheat Oats,are 30 cents from
wagons and 35 from Store. The new corn
looks very fine and bids fair to be an abuan-
dant harvest. J2Gf
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs.--The demand con
tinues fair and prices are unchanged from
the last quotations. We quote sugar attic,
and molasses 35 cents or a
CoFFEE..-An advance at The East and al
New Orleans hus put up tho price of Coffee,
'l3 and l31c are now the lowest rates fol
Coffee here, andi,'is also wortl, l3c al N
Orleans at tIis date. s
BACON Sales Of Bacon sides at 6 cts
but demand is limited. a9gla g11s sg
WHrsKEY.--22 cents appears to be the
average ofsales, md 10 pfospectof a de-
cline ill new corn comes.into market.
RIVER lTEMs.--Steamer Wightman still
makes her regular daily trips to lronton.-- =
Resort tri-weekly trips 10 .Guyandotte.- =
Boon two trips weekly TO Pomeroy. Sciott
trisweekly TO, Cincinnati. SteamerZ. Tay.
lor will commence her trips from mouth O
Sandy TO Cincinnati, twice week, as soon
as the river will answer.
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NOTICE.

XTTRITTEN Proposals will be received nm.
w Ill the Cd ofNoyember next, for keeping
the Scioto County Infirmary. Persons making
propositions will state in seperate items the
rate Of board per week for adult persons, and
for children under FIVE years of age. Said pro-
posais may be handed to either Of the under
signed, who will give any information required
J.P. ROSE. ! Directors OF the
JOSEPH RIGGS, scioto County
JOHN McDOWELL,\ Infrmary.
Portsmouth, Oct. z, '50-27w4 "a
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wholesale and Retail.

To FURNACE MEN and DEALERS !. we
can furnish Boots and Shoes al such prices as
wiH make II their interest 10 purchase al IvME,
pnd can furnish them lust such sizes, kinds and
quantity as may be best adapted 10 their wants,
and oil such we solicit an examination of our
Stock. We believe with many others. that no
good cause exists to prevent successful manu-
factoring In The west, and with a view Of lest
ing its sPracticability, we have embafkedi ia this
enterprise, hoping 10 succeed, not only in ben
ehtlng oppsc.t %, but to contribute in proper
tlonqtc degree to the benefit Of others.
We Will supply ycustomerswiib orr own work
At retail at the lowest possible prices, made to
order, Of whatsoever material they may desire,
and viii give partlcuiaf and prompt attention
to orders al home and from abroad. efa 7
We arg also receiving q full assortment of
N Eastern Work,
comprising the different varieties Of styIc -usu-
ally kept in this market. 10 which we invite the
particular attention Of purchasers, as all our
stock has been purchased direct from Msnufac-
turers for CASH, and will be sold at very low
rates.. 7.,.~ ik5faF ,4, II N ..,,.,s . <.
To Manufacturers we offer the choicest
Kip, Calf Kid, Morocco, Lining and Bind
ing Skins, together with Sole and Upper
Leather and a generel assortment Of Shoe
aakcrs KitHnd Findings. Suffice it to say
that we expectto keep constantly on hand a
full supply of e saG2fE ,iF z
ROOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER
Of all descriptions, which will be offered TO
dealers and consumers at such rates as cannot
fail to meet the views Of the lowest buyers, and
we will spare no pains TO please all who favor
us with a call S,,i y 's1f ~ 'NsHt
We pledge ourselves to FAIR TRADE and SMALL
PROFITS, and all we ask is u fair trial, and such
a share Of patronage as the quality Of goods,
low prices and q disposition to accommodate
may entit.e us. r. BELL, ,'l}a'!E q
sfY9 ]. W. DAVIS, ri \
s3 ~ L. P. N. SMITH.
M Tne n n L. Il
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Portsmouth

EILINy GLASS WORKS.
EByHE' undersigned are now prepared to fiji
Il orders for all kinds Of Flint Glass
Ware, which they willsell at Fitisburgh pri-
ces, and warrant equal to any in market.
Mer chants will find il to their advantage to
call before making their purchases elsewhere.
McAFEE &, BROTHERS,
Portsmouth, Sept 80, l850-26yl
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dEetC Books.
b. +. GO N W A j. .& CO.

K Pig Iron Row, Front street.
.TTAvE oNHAND and for sale, ,iat lowest
ii Il market ptices.i g3-F AS ,s M.
$50 Bills. OLD WHEAT superfne -four:
500 = mixed brands, equal TO any Cincin-
natl mixed brands, and al as low IL not low CT
prices than i IL now selling for at Cincinnati
A lot Of Mo- superfneli as .ss.g g..s
Rawend RrcTiFiEp AsHrRooks BEsr, always
on hand;
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams, Shoulders and Bacon
a superior article Of each kind at
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pepper, Vinegar etc
on hand and constantly arriving on consign
ment and otherwise.
Pig Iron Of avery description and quality
also Clay and Fire Bricksj sn 13
Soap u superior article manufactured
Chillicolhc, which we will sell at Cincinna
prices, although better article than made ther
CORN in the ear or shelled in any quan
tity that may be berequireo or wanted, 'F'
4 Portsmouth,, May "a, '50--57tG
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Administrators Sale.

"a II
DURSUANT to an order of the Court of
IL Common Pleas, within and for Scioto
county and State Of Ohio, made in the Septein-
ber term, 1850, thereof, | will offer for sale on
the premises, in Madison township, in said
Scioio county, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, on Saturday the
18th day Of October, 1850, the following de-,
scribed Real Estate. 10 yit The northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter, of section
No. H., township No. 5, range No. 10; con-
tanning 36 and 42-lO0 acres, be the same more
OF less subject to tho dover interest Of Eliza
Nelson. ....'.s :, (. ! sl,,e...,.o n. ,.,.,.1
TERMS.-One half cash down, the balance
IN six months, with interests secared by person
al securit,. Bidders will meetat the house OF
Mr.. George Smith. sii 4,
.M.ar JACOB RAPP, Adm'r.
4, September 8, l850-23is. n f5ir,}.s .sa5
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II oUISVILLE LIME. A fresh supply now
IL from tho kiln for sale by s. R.R0SS
September4, '49.--22
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NOfice.

A T my instanee, an sltRchment was this
IA day issued by Samuel Could, ! Justice Of
the Peace ofs Green township, Scioto county,
lgainst the property and effects of Calgin e on
ler, an absconding debtor q non resident or said
county, Dated Augusl Is, 1850. \ \, !. <.
ssFs. !. - ~. -. ! NJ u !
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Emrelones.

1000 Buff Envelopes, tarious sizes,
5000 Lipmands Adhcsve Despatch do with a
q great variety Of plain and Embossed note mud
letter Envelopes, Paper Moitos, Gold Pens and
Pencils, Stee Pens, &C., fof sale by ~,
I Sept l9, 80. ]. STEP q Co
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Attachment t N Office.

"A HttaHN fIHHHVHuU y INVtEVCs -
Al Tiny instancea an uttachmenlwas this day
"A issued by Samuel Could, a Justice Of the
Pe6ce Of Green township. Scioio county
against the property and effects of Patrick Sui.
livan an absconding debtorrof said county
Dated this 2lst day Of September, 1850. :.
s.5. SIHTUN e. MEANS,
Sept. 80, 80 by. JACOB NJ, RECKER, Ag't
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TO TAILORS.

. OR 4 JOufncymen Tailors wanted; also ,
. orr Vest makers,:o whom constant employ
msnt will.be given. Good workmen are requir
ed, none others need apply. I@ ysaaasf
The ready do,on coefy Saturday, pils
Scott's latest Fashions for sale.s p l4ss
Portsmouth, Oct S, 50, q A, c.. DAVIS,
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Times Of holdipg the Court Of Common
Pleas for 1850, in the 18th Judicial Cir

Scioio, Feb, s34,, May 8, e Sept 3,
Pike, IS %, \. 23, s l6
Lawrence, MaIch II, June 81 l.s q. 2S
Gnllin, Agsss l6, sscl3, Oct. 9
Jackson April u, " 26. la,aA n \, =. "a
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.stPrO homo PuhIico., s,
DOCTOR DELANG.

TDHYSICIAN from Berlin in Prussia, studied
il in Berlin, London and Paris, and thea
practiced his art for twenty ycurs in The capi-
tails Of Berlin, Dresden and Lipsic, ~
!: Residence, 2ud 81, Englehfecht,a Hotel.
(, n; Bile speaks English, German. Froreli
and Italian.
POrismoOth, September Is, ls5O.-.as5lf
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Notice m {. A.tfachmemtr

A T2ny fnsignEe ap SQltachment was
"a this dsy issued BY George Pollock. a
Justice Of the Peace Of Upion Township,
Scioto County against tbe properly and eff
fleets 81 Caflf w. Flower, an absconding
debtor ofsaid county. - Dated Eaph 20, 80.
5sss n ,sssasss GEO RGE SYLVESTER.
Oct. q, l850.-27w4 .yIna
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
For the STATE Sentinel.
A New Mode Of Raising Money under
the New Constitution.


MEssRs. IToRs:-I have heard the following pods
viz: the State become the insurer Of all buildings
it, the lowest paid the different kinds of
risks which would probably average about per cent
II probably within bounds suppose that there
hundred thousand buildings in the State worth
rage $500 each This would give $4000O00O II these
buildings should be insured threeourths their value,
the amount would be thirty millions Of dollars, and the
policies would produce annual of $500 600.
Agents would be necessary every county and in
c.uuiies several would be necessary value property
and collect moneys. These agents might be the county
commissioners shers assessors, the insurance
business would not occupy even one sgen, all his
time. SuPPosng the whole expense of nsung to reach
$1,000 including losses by fre the net revenue would
be 5000 900 per annum No taxes should, in such an
event. be levied upon buildings. Such is paid
by all careful men, and wopd be felt a burden by
any one while by men, it would be cheerfuy and
gladly paid. The of the whole is tins.
The State would become the insurer Of all buildings 10
the amount Of of their value, and
the usual paid insurance Offices, for the
rance. To large numbers il would be relief from all
taxation, proper. Those who had in the habit Of
being insured would continue TO be insured against loss,
those insured before, would be iusured bat
taxed.
such the outlines Of plan for raising portion OF
the public have heard suggested. If found
to be expedsnt and desirable. provision might be made
In the new Constitution for legislative enactments for
this purpose TyRO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

ENGLISH STANDARD PERIoDIcALs,-We invite the
attention of gentlemen to the advertisement of Leon
ard Scott g. Co., for the republication of the Foreign
Quarterly Reviews and Blackwood's Magazine
These works, together, invaluable to all who de-
sire to acquire profound knowledge Of the mental.
moral and political world as IL is. And the very low
rates at which they may be had, brings them all with
in the convenient reach of every professional ard
business man. We shall soon take occasion to call
attention TO these works more particularly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

OrWc tender thanks to JoHN VINCENT, Esq.,,
Bruins - Roads, for the handsome club of subscri-
bers which he sent US. and have also forwarded the
extra copies. Those who desire Godey's beautiful
Lsdy's Book. when sending US clubs Of ten and up
wards. inseed of extra paper, will please so state.
aud We shall forthwith order it,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

lc1rWe intended To have erased The name of
"Bowes" from the letter of Gen. Lane. published in
our Iost but sccdenty overlooked the matter until
j, had passed through portion of the semi-weekly.
II would have been better to omit the name. as the
Letter was not intended for the public eye
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

(c-We are told that Zack Taylor's juvenile Re-
gister at this place has opened brokers' shop under
the sign Of the Register Of The Land Office, and is
shaving the honest land purchasers to the tune Of one
per cent, so that with salary of FIVE hundred dol
Iars one per cent. on sales and per cent share,
who can doubt but that this honest and capable officer
(of this intellectual adminis,raton) IMPvRTED fresh
from White Water, will the people handsomely.
Oh Whiggery!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

MICHIGAN RoAD.-Messrs. Geo. West and Holmes
are iukng active measures fr planking this impor-
taut route.-onIy second in Importance to the Ma
tional road. They raised than ten thousand
dollars stock subscriptions in as many days. We
hope they will 60 ahead with undminished energy,
and lhat all who are abe will give them lift.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

n1-The signsture was accidentally left off the
communication in our last on the License Laws. II
should have hcsn signed N. L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

NrmRop KEMPER and PARKER CARSON, soldiers in
the late war with Mexico. will please call at this
office G.. A. G.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
FEBRUARY 2s. 1850.

By letters from California, we learn of the death
Of DR.. Ackley, late Of this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

FIREs-A grea, FIRE, destroying 20 or 80 buildings.
occurred in New Orleans the 18th. The Picayune
printing Office and Robb's banking house Among
the buildings consumed. Loss half Million mostly
insured.
The American Hotel and other buildings IN New
York were destroyed by FIRE on the .l7Ih, Loss
$4,000; insured $4,000.
The Avon Theatre, Norfolk, Va, recently
burnt Loss, $1,000. The FIRE. il is supposed, was
the work Of incendiury.
MONTREAL, Feb. 18th. lS50-There have been Sc
rious riots against the School Act. The Assessors
house was burned, and fire last night destroyed the
Canadian Institute Library and the Governors Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

0.y-We hope orr readers will take note Of the OBJ
jectons to the Grand Jury System. MS stated by P.
Does any gentleman know of any good. practical rea-
SON why this partial, one-sided, secret inquisiton,
should be retained or pcrpetuatcdi a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

OeTTbe last No. of tie Home Journal contains a
column and half notice of our poetess, Mrs. BoL-
TOW II does her no more than justice, and yet will
be deemed favorable.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

The Louisiana dry dock at Algiers, opposite New
Orleans sunk in deep water on the night Of The l2th
IT would hld four large Ships and cannot be raised
without great expense.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

The Illinois State Register speaks a,orably.of the
wheat prospect in the region OF Springfield.