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The New York herald., 1850-04-05

IetA. ~ 500 2s zoe bos 2lTo2 Is sstl l5Is
The returns above, give Seymour majority Of 6f7
over both the ~hig and free soi candidates In the
town 70 be bsrd FROM last there uere sIsi votes
poned of which the Wigs he'd 1f2s, the democrats
lfeo ard the free soilers lee the democratic osDdidss
pcirg bl votae ahcrt ~ majority should ths result
bs IN tbe zane ratio the democrstio csodidsts
etotec 81 majority of than Geo. bot ns gain In
tns ,ame ratio ss n the returns rss-iyed, his majority
VII be vsry Htie iese thsn Thousand votes.
In the eerste the Democrats elect I5 and the vhies
merters 10 the House Of Eeprefen entstves. the de-.
mecrsfe elect vk,es Sc soS free sellers B. In
10 ctovns no casice made and granting the demo-
crets en- eqvs nrmb~r 9th the vbss IN tnoss tovns
thsy wi hsve 11b members ssd . majority Of ~ 90
joint ballet.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

1h srbvsl ftsssi a. h o,seesdsns u 'hs Old Essss-
locles wes stierHeo ast evening. 10 "a sse ~
fthies ~ her f,chelss seeety a ho'cipcs N csn
rsny sstfns ~f tts odd stsadard Of
ors city, down 30 eiegsat supt.s ptepissd
Ntlos Ieft style. Ire vands eEqusts, ~ncs
THE trcs nssor snd TIE sroe ,fir itylg u
fcfusss essnce and comior'. at efrtfgius
tuess ans er,esbe "a the beet aaf ofevfsr fhre
ask ~ sTtcch. trd muua nferetanse t1k.
rsthJ tat there and spsss
Hsss tTscial social sathsr MOLD frtenas cash
cihtT rtnew ancient fewinee 20 tsik of oil es
r.ise ansceetes ~ the Fathers ~ fev ycrs he a.
long NJ tterbccttr the eiated Psse tgfuai
ue tue-horcet tehbsrs abd dip into the sent, bowl
oveffcvire Nth suydsm an punch the favorts drnk u
tie cid kttSter' ochers
ne thlr ~ss vsI sist ~ Depsys,,r osdss rsla o--
dsr Horu an. - q. kayuVud. tfga ntd othsrs - ed 4
Nies it-.ssn sme.e the aneises heusf,sd nsm.. rs-
rfe~sbtsd ~ thtir deterdsst tie Va. We
wrpsfs the Van Vesees Bsrsn, fres Derey irvss
btrcns, tfss kife. Jno kre ksaurss Or. Wsinvright
Beri lultr shd otftrs too 20 mcntion Ihs
old Dutch crs'en we teyt 40 In hgh re asd ctestfal
ieyfslty;h the srners of Arstsrdsr, and tsrda, aaf
Utrecht std DscTm tefe reprsdaced In this
srsssl picture Of old tuce TIE em.rsds ~ the
fesve oostd u late hour, dolnx ample rsoe " the
rrrsh snd utehirs the shelf ~ rssay rssted crL The
rroter rr,turea.n 81 the cesgnst,s term ef The hs al
n. unftrrtnHd. pcss.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

w tssssa couhy the democratic siected six and the
hNsthrse supes stects. In Wsshipetcn county, hvs
democrats end cre vhsg.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
Amssris and ssunssry.

Five columns of the Pssh Zstsss hlled With the
sentences Psesed by courts martial upon the person.
hc have been promised Ia the late Hape arisn re
voiution All tie sentences a death have been CON.
nptsd TO terms Of I'm Ia irvns In the fortd
ostteus for periods 81 tveve aud sixteen yess rhs
au,tr.sn eovsrnmest hss repealed 5sron Has nsu :,
tsx q, the Hungarian Jess, "a even promised 20 In
py those -no have sir.sdy psid the s.s-ssmeats
An trundation of toe Danube has csu.sd i- mssss
itiury In Hungary, especially ~ Conorn. Hasb soe
an Essp.r districts Fifteen thoussnd persons havs
fsssn tffsgs at Rssb, In the greatest dsstitution
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

tselli he's made knosn TO N D-rst sr-vsi. thst the
Hoy Father had resolved TO leave for hou 10 ths bs-
ginning 81 Aps end that that resoptOn about to
b. communicated ofcisily TO the diplom.tic corps
The Corsfffp0pnsi OF the 9Th inst ststss that the
Briffh goverrment has pfer~etsds notice 90 tue Tue
can csbfnet, d.mspdipg compsnsston for IN. lo..ss
eusfsinsd By the British Residents In Lsxnofn dsrfpx
beDbsrdment OF that city by the austr,ss troops
M Irghorn They are sppfeheosivs - visit from the
Btftish hsst Adviees from Naples tnat the a.
nicipsiy 81 Naples presented 10 the kipg petition
signed ~ 2ocoo persons praying that
might t~ sboiisbed b. Lac, - it was ae fse,s.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

Afyices from Berlin. infrm that the sesotisti,ns
Sstwssn the courts q Anstfis snd Prussia for tbs de-
dpit,e constellation of central government foe Ger.
,nspv. have entirely fsfled The Psu- ndent
n ti~ Ag-srg Chrsncie says that the Frenen govern
,snt h~ received sdvicss from Switzerland, iron
vheh Il sppesrs that rruseis has sssndonsa all claims
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12
g We have been unable Tor two week t

@ We have been unable Tor two week to
issue paper. We can employ hands but it
is utterly out Of our power 10 make them
steady, we have, therefore, TO throw ouFseil
upon the induc ence of our readers, with the
promise to endeayor TO get assistance on
which more reliance can be placed.
We are expecting another hand. should he
arrive in time we sha endeavor % issue our
paper again this week. Until We obtain fur
iher aid it will be impossible for US to issue
paper oftener than once 10 two weeks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12

ton of the Union, so as easily to accomplish
that object. What say the People Of this
County and this Congressional District, Are
Won for the Union as established by the i'm.
mortal Washington, or are you against II =
Let others do as they may we shall raise our
voice, however feeble in favor Of preserving
,nyiolable the "Union Of The States" IL
nav be looked upon as light thing, but our
opinion is, should dissolution take place, u
will be the commencement, Of such trouble as
We never have witnessed. II would have
been better we had not obtained our freedom
We shall rccur to the subject again.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12
Mr.. Wiley's Pamphlet.

We have Inserted to-day, the pamphlet OF
Mr.. Wiley, headed ga sober view u the STA
very Question" We bespeak for it care.
full and attentive peru:al.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12
Cotton,

There was a moderately fair demand for
Cotton in Charleston on the 9th instant-the
sales reached 1927 bales at prices ranging
from III to ID. Ia Camden, on the 9Th, it
was selling at l0a to III. 10 Columbia, on
The 4th, il was selling a, l0s 10 IL 30.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12
rnafInttF:
TUESDAY,i.FEBRUARY p, 1850.

rr WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ. is our a
gent in Baltimore. authorized TO obtain ADVERTISE
ments and subscriptions, and to grant receipts
ayE W. CARR, Esq, is our agent in Philadel-
mia au borized to obtain advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12

W Another plot has been discovered al
Arlington. Wev ill notice /. mex, week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
Public Speaking.

Candidates for the Convention 10 amend the consti-
tuition, together with the candidates for the Legsla-
ture aud county Offices, will meet their fellow ciizen.
of Marion County at the following times and places,
to-wit:
At Marrs's School House, Ferry Tp., Thursday,
June Doth, at l o'clock, p. NJ
At South Port, Perry Township, on Saturday, June
22d, at l O'clock p. NJ.
At Daniel Moore's, Franklin Township, Monday
June "a. at l O'Clock p. NJ.
At Bethel, Franklin Township, on "Wednesday,
June 26th at l o'clock, p. Nj.
At Cumberland, Warren Township. Friday, June
2Sth, at i O'Clock, p. III.
At GAINESVILLE. Lawrence Township, on Tuesday
July q at O'clock, P. M.
At Sparrs Mill, Lawrence Township on Friday,
July 9th at O'Clock, p. Nj.
At Broad Ripple, Washington Township. Saturday,
July 9th, at l o'clock, P. Nj.
At Augusta. Pike Township, on Saturday, July ID,
at 1 o'clock p. Nj.
At Thomas Morrow's, Wayne Township, on Satur-
day, July Doth at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
The ESnil Road.

We published last week an article from the Chicn-
90 Daily Journal, containing important news as to
the organization of the Railroad Company to con-
siruct the Road from the point in Ekhart Co., at
which the Southern Michigan Reilfoad strikes our
State line, tO Chicago. Since then have learned
the following additional particulars.
The organization effected at LaI'Orte, Saturday
week under a charter granted Feb. lIth 1913, for
the construction of Railway in LaPorte CO., the
gnnzaiiOn of company for which had previously
commenced. As il is perfected, the Directory
stands follows George Bliss, Springfield Mass;
c. Butler, N Y; John Stryker. Rome, N. Y; Edwin
c. Litch6eld, N Y; John B. Jarvis, N. Y; w. L.
Marcy, Albany E. Morrison, A. P. Andrew, Jr.,
w. c. Hannah, Jas. Bradley and q. P. Ludlow, of
LaPorie; T S. Siunfeld, S. Bend. and H. Beardsley
Elkhari The officers elected are GEORGE Bliss,
President A. p Andrew, Jr., V. Pres't w c.
Hannah, Sec; E. C. LitchheId, Treas. Z. Morrison
Asst Treas. In this widening circle Of Eastern gen.
tlemen who are becoming enlisted in this enterprise
two of mark Indicated this election of
Directors. We allude 10 Hon. w. l.. Marcy, late
Secretary of War. and ]. i. Jarvis the Engineer of
TINT great undertaking, the Croton Water Works and
Of that still greater enterprise, The Hudson River
Railroad, who has made Railroad through the High
lands where such thing had previously been
like Col Blisss Boston Railroad over the Mountains
as an impossibty When such men take hold we
may feel certain that the work will be completed if
we are not faithlcss TO ourselves.
/ Inc NhditeI oi INC COMPANY uutnorlZes the con-
struction of railway from Michigan City to LaPore
and as mush farther Eastward the Company see fit
to extend the same, and they have voted that they
''see fit to extend. and will extend the same cast
ward of LaPorte to a union with the Southern Rail
Road. Under lease from the Commissioners of the
Western Division of the Buffalo and Mississippi Rail
Road Company the parties will build an extern
sion of the road from Michigan City TO the Illinois
line and 81 miles Of that part West of the city hav
already been let by them for the grading, grubbing anC
clearing TO Mr.. Martin, experienced contractor
who is 10 have il completed ready for The superslruc
ture and the rail by the LIST of December next From
the Illinois line to Chicago the arrangements are in
progress to be perfected under the late general law
Inois-Souih Bend Register.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
TAKE NOTICED

rENHE following Goods Parcels Sc,
the Madison aud Indianapolis Railroad remain in
session the Company the Indianapolis station either
Ivy The under cha for lien upon them.
therefore hereby given, that unless the said articles
and the charges thereon paid before the sh day of
next O'clock A NJ they viii then he sold al pubic
Payment Other incurred
them by the Company sale at the Railroad De
danapoS Swords u. :. Muket, Mexican Hats, Garden
odd Tea Kettles Mexican Sad
Frame Sckles Baby Chair bundles Paper Vaie, I'm
Band Boxes aud Hal Boxes side Leather bundle IN old
Shawl Milk Bottle bundle Baby Clothes In Handkerchief,
in handkerchief Pillow Case with Flannel Drawers,
paDer pckage with Pana black Trunk containing old
black Trunk containing old Shirt Drawers and Panta
hons value, Tin Box with Medicines marked j. O.
Gibbons marked ~ Ilof, Vernon Coffee,
marked Knives. bundle in Pillow Case Bride, Far
shoes w. s. HUBBARD.
MnY Lin Clerk Of indianapolis Depot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
Further Particulars of the Arrest of
General Lopez.

LOUISVILLE, June IOtn, lc0U.
The Peytona has just arrived with dates from N.
Orleans to the 9Th inst. p. III.
Gen. Lopez was brought before Judge Caleb of the
U. S. District Court, writ of arrest. The
Judge justified The order Of arrest and sent the
before Mr.. Baldwin, U. S. Commissioner. who re-
quired bail in the of $1,000, for the appearance
Of Lopez until the conclusion Of the examination.
Lopez was tremendously cheered by the crowd.
He made speech to the people, stating that he
might be branded pirate and robber, but never
would he desert the cause OF freedom.
s. s. Prentiss, J. Henderson, and ]. Sigur appear
ed as'counse for the prisoner.
The steamship Ohio arrived at New Orleans on
the 9Th. with Havana dates TO the 5th. The news is
Of little interest. The hundred and i've prison
captured by the Spanish steamer Pizarro, were
still confined the line Of batlle-ships. Whit dis
position the Government Intended to make of them
was not known. The Ohio brought the California
mail and the Peytona brought it to the city. Tho
dates are no later than previously received.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
NOTICE no RIDDERS.

n Office shereby rven there lettings Of the grub
~ whole Indanapo
lis Railroad from Nobev thoogh the Wabash River Of the
ioaowi ing times and places:
Nobesve Wednesday, the 96 Of June that
Of linee within
At Upton, Friday the 2h olJuRe, Of that from section 10
to inclusive.
Kokomo Monday, July part
tion 25 o 81 inclusive.
Al Peru, Wednesday, Sd Of July Of that part fran section
70 10 ncIusvcwhch compehends the work from Nobesve 10
the IA River, the line locased-
win be made IS stock Of the Company and
remainder cash, periods of sixty days whereabouts iOm
The 18th Of August.
profile viii be exhibited the different points Of let
speccatons and further win be exhibited on the
days of letting
The be commenced by the 18th Of August and completed
by he Il day q May, 1851 W. HOLMAN,
NohIesyle; sS 1850. I-lmw Principal Engineer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

The editor Of the Newcastle Courier. in the same
paper that he defends the allowance Of interest the
Galpbin claim, is down upon the editor Of the Jef-
ersonian, like a thousand Of bricks for daring TO
speak at all respectfully Of Mr.. Clay. He says
We think that Mr.. Clay has done himself ere
dit in this attack upon the President. Indeed. as
one Of Mr.. CIay's ardent friends and admirers, we
deprecated his return to the Senate and we think
that those who promised the country 90 much from
his skill and tact as conciliaior and ''compromser'
their expectations. His course has been sectional,
rather than NATIONAL and the attack upon the Presi-
dent, exhibits imperiousness Of will that but lily
becomes the Great Pacifcator. He accuses Gen.
Taylor Of subornness for adherng TO his own Policy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

FREMONT, CALIFORNIA. April, D, 1901.
Dear SOM write again without having heard
from you since my arrival. We yet remnin healthy
hive Just returned from journey on horseback to
San Jose, crossing the Bay ferry boat disisnce
from ihIs place by land 100 miles. | travelled over
much good land. and gave additional explorations to
San Jose valley. The county town of that county is
about large as Bloomington. Ii IL the Capital Of
the State Families are settling there There is
school at that place. literary and musical Society is
becoming good there The county is susceptible of
dense settlement, and contains no bad land. Wood
is scarce. Steamboats, go within eight miles of the
Capital. The hills and the valleys my route to
that place, | found covered with oats and clover.
California is. beyond oil doubt good stock raising
country.
Your mother still wants TO return to Bloomington.
The Legislature istrying to organize government.
1t is the most corrupt body of met together
for a lawful purpose The salaries of Supreme
Judges fixed at $4,000; District Judges at
81 500 and districts the State, without bust
worth attention. except in three four counties
There four districts north Of the Bay, in which
there is not more business than in Circuit in H.
diana. The constitution precludes members of the
Legislature from accepting the office of Judge during
the time for which he elected but this provision
was disregarded, and several Judges selected
from that body, after they had created the Office and
Ind fixed the salary.
saw at San Jose. Mr.. Archibald Naylor, the bro
Their of Judge Naylor. He is about settling there.
Yours affectionaiey, c. P. HESTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

IMPORTANT FROM SANTA FE.-A Sperk Of Ciul
WGr.-Colonel Washington, the military Governor
of Santa Fee, brings intelligence Of collision, end
ing in riot. which required the interference of the
military, between the people of the territory and the
Texans, growing out Of the claim of the State Of
Texas to jurisdiction, and the attempt to enforce it,
The collision was an outbreak of great importance
In itself-a mere ferment at political meeting, but
1t would have been Of infinite if il had led 10
boodshed, as it threatened. II shows moreover the
strong repugnance Of the people of the territory to
the assumption of Texas, feeling which il will, in
their present temper, be difficult to overcome SO long
the Texans threaten them with the introduction Of
the slave institution, which they have repudated
The United States troops maintained order, but it
would have been better policy the part of the gov
eminent at Washington, instead of allowing Texas
TO perseyere in her attempt 10 enforce jurisdiction, TO
have maintained the military authority until the dis
pute between the State and territory had been settled
by Congress. The adverse parties would have been
kept from collision. and when action had by eit-
err 1t would have been with such authority on ls side
as the other would have respected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFON-
TAME RAILROAD.
NOficp of EIpcfiOu.

THERE win he election held by the stockholders at Ander
the first "Wednesday July for the Of
eecting fifteen Directors for the ensuing year.
of Board. following resolution rels
tive TO said election adopted, to-wit:
Resolred That for the purpose OF equitable
counties and stockholders interested in the
Of the road recommended to the stockholders al
the Sd July apporon
the directory Of the company follows Three from each the
Randolph Madison; the
Of Maron from Of Hancock aud Hamilton;
Of Henry Wayne; the counties Of
johnson and Shelby; and one at large.
Iune 10, 1850 Ate o. II. SMITH, Presf.
Sentinel Democrat Anderson Muncietoian and Win
Patriot until election accounts the oce
Of be N
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET

For Senatorial Delegate, A. F. MORRISON.
JAMES JOHNSON,
For Rep. Delegates, J. p. CHAPMAN,
LEVI L. TODD.
{ BENZ. MORGAN,
For Representatives, MADISON WEBB,
P. HOSBROOK.
For Sheriff, CHARLES G. CAMPBELL.
For Treasurer, JOHN M. TALBOT.
For Auditor, ISAAC w. HUNTER.
For Probate Judge, ADAM WRIGHT.
For Co. Conl'r., MATTHEW r. HUNTER.
For Coroner, PETER F. NEWLAND.
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no PRINrEIfS---TYPE FOR SALE

ITAVNG determined to supply ofhce with large
IL Of fashionable of disose
type upon which the
printed. II consists Of
One font of Bourgeois, about 500 lbs.
Two fonts of Brewer. about $50 lbs.
One on of MiniOn. about 100 lbs.
Several fonts of NoHpsrei. in all $50 us.
number fonts and Job type border
&c. sc. One courry printing Offices be Cited
complete. except presses.
{15-rerms cash Orders prompt or shall make
other DISPOSITION Of II. ELLIS SPANN-
Iolia 1SS0 3u
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TER NJ S

TERMS.
The INDIANA STATE SENTINEL will be printed with
entire new materials. on paper of superior quality
and will contain a larger amount of reading matter
than any paper in the State.
THE SEMI WEEKLY PAPER
will be printed every "Wednesday and Saturday, and
daily during the session of the Legislature at -Four
dollars per annum, payable in advance.
THE WEEKLY PAPER
will be published every Thursday, at Tioo dollars in
advance.
ENCOURAGEMENT TO CLUBS.
If ten subscribers to the Weekly Sentinel are OBJ
tanned at any Post Office, the paper will be for
wurded to them at the rate of One doldr and ffty
cents per annum cash in every instance must accom-
pany the order Subscribers who have paid in advance,
will be furnished with the paper until the end of the
year for which they have subscribed. The first num-
her will be issued on the 9th of June next.
AUSTIN Ii. BROWN.
May 10, 1850.
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GAgDIDAVES.

Fee 81 paid advance il not paid in
advance, Sal
EDITOR OF THE STATE SENTINEL:-Please announce the
name of A3NER SMITH Independent Candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Marion County, the August
election, in favor of License and oblge your friend
AINER SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

Sugar 500 hhds sold for the West extreme price 3fa53
market firm. Molasses ranges fom 90 to &c. and market
favos buyers OF Coffee 1880 bags sold-1uing price
cents.
Ohio Flour 81 6saS75 for superfne, $3.50 for choice
supply small aud price hrm yellow Corn 70a72. aid ala
Hay S27,50.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
state Of Eudian:t.

In BooSE CIRcrIr COURT, Arm TERa. 1850
Petition for DfporcC
Ezekiel Coomer Us. Mary Elizabeth Conner
OMES the said complainant by his sorloss and shows TO
process Henry county, ned
Eund motion Of said complainant this continued
Of this and ordered that the said defendant
notified tendency Of this suit by publication 10 be
the Indiana State Sentinel published at indianapolis
the Of which said pub
before of the
said dtfe appear the term ot
this and plead said bill Of complaint o the same
heard and determined in Ia absence.
Attest LEVI LANE, Clerk
GRrrix McOoNALD CASTER, soils. foT comp. l3n S225
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

One Of the undersigned, Austin H. Brown, having
purchased the Indiana Stale Sentinel at Indianapolis,
proposes, in connection with his father. William ].
Brown, to continue the publication Of that paper,
which for the last nine years has been conducted with
SO much success, by G. A. g. ]. P. Chapman. In np
ling to generous public to sustain them in their
new enterprise, they have but few promises to make
Tie paper must commend itself, or discriminating
public not wipatronize il. In politics, il will be
thoroughly and radically democratic, and will main
tain the principles of the great national Democra
party, unmixed with any new iSms or doctrines. wat
ever Its mission will be 10 proclaim irutt and COM
bat error-to preserve the Union of the States and
the Union of the Democratic party. 1t will endeavor
to nllay sectional preiudices and to cultivate that
spirit of amity, and Justice. which the of
our national Union. II will be the organ of The par
ty and not OF any man, clique, or faction. In cleo
lions, 1t Will know no pan candidate For Office,
until regularly nominated according the usages of
the party 1t will be firm and decided in the adsUca-
cy OF its principles but Courteous and respectful TO
its political opponents II will know no enemies but
the enemies of Democracy. The Editor has long been
identified with the politics of the State ard to
extent of the nation aud such reforms the spirit of
progress and of the age may Indicate will find In him
fearless advocate.
In addition politics. The Sentinel will always con-
tain the latest nrcgn and domestic news literary and
commercial intelligence. competent and faithful
correspondent will be employed at Washington whose
pen will be engaged in communicating the important
events from the great national metropolis. During
the session of The Legislature the paper will be pub
shed daily and will contain full reports of the pro-
ceedings. The business and financial department will
conducted by the Publisher, and all commune lions
on that subject must be addressed to him.
w J. BROWN. EDITOR.
AUSTIN II. BROWN, PUBLIsHER.
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Removed.

Removed.
D. s. WARD has removed his Clothing Store to the John
sion Building door cf Kitchen & Bske where he
will be happy from his old and the
public generally You will find good
be found in Indianapolis aud prices to suit the times
d. S. WARD.