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pAoIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP ooxpANY.-rHH Pus-

DACIF1c NAIL STEAMSHIP CoHPANY.-THB PUB-
lie informed that under the Arrangements Of thts
Company, steamers inspected and approved By the NAVY
Department and carrying the United staes malls will
fifteenth days each unless detained BY
accident or the non arrival Of the mails ~ Panama n
steamers Of the first Of he month will touch at Aeapue
San Blas hazatlsn San Diego. and Monterey Tbs stsa
es Oh ths hsen OIL the month wtoush ~ Aoapues eus
Tns new stessshp COLUMBIA win ply regularly, afsse
her arrival the facac between San Yfanasco and psr
ros the I@s5 port The ays q 49,
With mails mad passengers for the following fo
San Francisco sagular line will kept 10
for ths trsnspsrtisn eise ana sra'ssns passspsses
The connection in tho tsntio Will DO siht BY NJ
Ecsmships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New rorh the 1Ssk
and CBLRoKEk. leaving New York ths 18th Of saS6
month for Chhgrcs third boat viii also be kept In New
Inc new s.ssnssips CARIBBEAN sss PHILADELPHIA
win form direct line between New Orleans ChAgroG
leaving 81 luch PERIODS ~ viii little detention
posss enthe lgtbmrs ans forming with the Pacific
Mckee, Cslifornis and orerea.
IS,sh III Icsss for .1y Sais can b sa,ss On ssp
ARMSTRONG. LXuRAsoNk o.. Agents, ~ that plaza
New York Oct. 81. 1850.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REDUCTION IN
The an splendid double engine steamp sea
Bisse L. s N. commander, will lssvs PAnana foe
sss Francisco on the lsh Deecher next In for
sensers hence by the e the sh and 2th Ts
Contribution built under the superintsadcnes
the Csrelne and the Union. whose admirable accomoa
tons and hna sailing qualities we'll known, She Ia lifted
oat wiz stores Of sapsror order and nsiher psas
ton Price Of from pspama San Francisco Frse
cabin s2ai second cabin s2o 500 Apply 30
WARD PRICE. 40 Wall street.
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weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City and County Of New York from the 9Th day d
November 10 tia lGtb day Of November, 1880.
ner ca Women. az Boys, a. Girls. n Total. 40
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A PkhIECT sArEeUsRD AGAINST oUAcKERr To
"A ieund In DIT Rsiphs "Pfsetical rrivsta Trsassses
me nature ymroms and progress terrth~r WITH recspss
reredies ole Ne are fahf-ily el.sriy ri,snr
sssrted 70 TIE tttNltl. Eintk editos 90 Via
n" cresnwieh street, er RsilSa
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Fort OF New York. November 10, 1850.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE sIs-
q Wv sAyEp-pE. oprooRy-s rpyNCU aNyv

CIV sAvED.-DR. oREooRvs TRENCH ANry-
"A IN dsts perfect oxterrrrssor o. all diseases,
matter what Of the compiaiut ertn
guishes the virus nd purhss the blood The first
give relief and cured IN days osss
tor will warrant refsct cure forfeit SD and ali
that hss teon paid. Price 81 sois FrIton strc~t
Bun BUILDINGS w Bowcry. GrHat
Doctors residence on Madison street. All oonsslss,ovs
strictly private. and without charge.
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MH DICAL..


DR COOPER. IA DUANE sTREET. HAS. RoR rHn
- last fourteen confined his practice 60 tina
ment Of mercuria and other diseases the
aggravated Of this disease and mild removed
too to i've DAYS. perfect cure no charge
NO cUEE Ne PAr.-DR. CoRBIrr, 10 DUANE ST.
~ may be eossslted on the treatment Of oertsin
asease practise Of axetn devoted 20 ths treat
ment delicate diseases enables DIT. G. 10 the
form OF this Recent cured in thros days Ne
MO CURE. NO CHARuE-Da. MURPHY has RE-
~ moved to No ~ Roose street, Chatham where
he hourly consisted al diseases Recent
without mercury In two four days with nparseed
cess nis specih, 81 box, cannot he beaten. N. B-h
beat. DR.. ~ win forfeit SOL
DAR1s AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE sIs-
eases lev hours, b. vegetable application vithous
pain In oenstu tonal Affections debility
inrreper habits combine medicines with rsmed ~
can show there thousands who
wtheut IL have csees daily, OF yesrs standing.
other rnysisns In all Guarantee rermsnsss cure
others USE oanscd BY their exrsng the
enough NJ diploma, With those aud the hundreds Of
uhestes, show that equal t. You
day, ID ~, Ccrbyn. Ton ctfelied complaint IN few
hours Deroud was under the other Physicians
year Without benefit my bosy covered rev cured
in ave 20 be cured Of dbii,y rithsut tenedt
ycu cured me- ~ local and general treatment in short
IRONS TO and1 toe Pm. DR. LARkoNT a Rsads 81,
TIVE doors from Broadway.
nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CERTAIN pu-
eases IN their wcrs, FORMS without mercury, and
pels recent affections In few days practice Of
enables him 20 dekihty. emissions, hc
eanent on e abuse No foe TIL cured. BEE his Lonasa
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yIsc.s or E.r,rrrr.-Usitsa ststss va. ireland, c.
rnrland, Scotland. D. Gerntny TO- france, svitssr-
Land, D. Prussia, Il unkrovn,S
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bhps-Urisl. Foster, Ban Francisco, Suttou Co;
Avalanche, Havkins New Orleans, MAILER Lord
Bari Emily Miner. Smith. Mobile, Eagle Hazard:
Corson, Charleston.
Schrs-Arabie Luins, Jaoksonyille, Elizabeth Latham
b nsrls 20. Hurbus Coz Balance, Msther, wlmng-
tom NC Rcbeeca Woslam PETERSBURG Oscar Coles Davis.
Norfolk, Bedel seSuins. swan, Baltimore; Senator
Clark, Phsdelrhia Elizabeth, Conway. DO; Exchange
yer. Portland. -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-21
For the Crescent.
STANZAS..BY J. b. AIrCH.

STANZAs... BY J. b. AIrcu
How sad is the doom Of thai desolate heart
70 which friendship and oye no delight can impartl
70 the depths OF whose gloom al the beauties Of spring.
And the 5Ofigl of summer, no brightness can bring
Ald suChis my fate thus in sadness I i mine,
Mid The smiles ofafecion and friendship to pine,
Like whitening flower that dr9oDs to the ground
While the summer shedding its sunshine around.
And of, while think what the present has brought
While Of the dark future ! shrink at each thought
OF, Oft am fain from hfe's battle to fly;
But will mott is bravef TO live tn 55a
But though with endurance | m nef .,dwat
What remains undis, Js'd in the bosom of fate:
Yet, while look E on the fathomless gloom,
wOuId smile if bul DRY should lead to the tomb
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-21

Ia
THRO U GH IN ~ DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ntnety.three Miles.
n EW ORLEANS TO MOBILE--By the Daily Line
kRSG & ao jap Ss3Fss; sal ASa T. ByY a1
oocE h y Fare FaS 1s'fFf e. Ffns at
ID, MPR!S F 70 SSoSTsoHsay-gS Daily Line of spps
gnS ss & he aSRsS@sb bas I'd DAY + Nm, TIE line
KY GLtFT6S oPs S. Adams @ kf2s II IR Gap a
IIohRnsOn IoRnsOn FEN R C9Pt T Bqne DAN PRATT CAPT
a. to AZ hours BY the Daily Mail Line Coaoh-Fare Si0
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN. ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
opFams a. RRyES; m Ra2Dsd RsTANoSs u ns.
SRsi5sa Eaa ID P P M m Hf 4an. 81 M M ssis, sefss
atlanta '.'. P M Apsg.2 I'll p M Railroad ..,l70
Fare-Moptgomey to Charleston, *26 50 Time through
d hours, Including soppaGes;staging redqGed to SO miles
passing through West Point, La Grange and Greenve to
forward any number of through passengers without de-
apon the Georga Raosd s poy3gd @
terooms and bertiis, for night travel
Exchange Hotel MOnsO@oS5 Ha oS Nj Madson dhSSn House F e
N. passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
& he SHfiS III T tx J90g = LINE
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Montgo@sFy Il III NJ R, RisFANcEs sI a.,
oPeES p H. BiTnege 10 m stages. . 81 IS 'n,''
Barneshls. 81 ?, Macon...... G pm. Rsiroad 40
Savannah p % % s9 c6seon & M sI1sa "
FaI9-Montgomery to Charleston, $23 SOTO Savannah,
viz: at Savannah and Macon
The Steam Packets e9mPosiRg the Charleston and
BROOK and ZEN CLINCH Wei known tor theirsafet9
neatness and sumptuous fare.
~ No charge for meals OF berhs.
lhs Gars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are OIL tle hnesl description.
~ Staging reduced to npety-eight miles.
90 Two Daily Lines Of -Four Horse Post Coaches, from Ope
hAaldp Eytr,t n
waysin readiness carry forward number of through
E For Though Tickets apply 10 the Agent at the Elk
change Hotel Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
n. B.-Passeugers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about 81
CHARLESTON To NEW YORK,
, By the Daily Line of Sea Steamers to WimiaEt9q n e;
thence by Railroad TO Petersburg thence 70 philadelphia by
and Baltimore Through Tickets can be obtained Of Z.
M5SsG9W Agent Wilmington Fs,o s s9d Raleigh Railroad Com
Steamships from CharlestOn TO New York.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTH ERSER
York on the following Tuesday. Fare $50
ES9- Fare Through Fiity-nne Dollar -4E8
| je7 SHELDON Il POTTER, Agents, % Camp ST.
StUNDRIEs-Lspding from ships Joephus. Deyonshire
- anu HERRING and CODFIsH-80O boxes;
| UndPTwOod's Lemon Syrup 50 do;
| Do Tomato Keiohup- % do;
ManufaCtured Tobacco g %;
Cheese Cheese English Dairy S do;
| Do. Pine Apple, - % do:
PAPER, Large and small-96O0 reSms; Tor sale by
oil E, J. HART n co. 70 Tehoupionas street
| C,IARET, OIL. CORDIALs, MADEIRA AND
- PORT WlNE-Receiyed dIeot-
I65 boxes ex,ra-ne family OILS entitled debenture.
g pScSasss Por, Madeira and Sherry in small packages,
ao baskets Anisette entitled debe9tqre fqE sale by
| OLD BARElI.I 60 81 Common s..
CAhioSSTaEAo y !, T. o5aaS 5Aiis's s s's2 g raaypyi,es
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& slh SALE-At reasonable price and accommodating
A. srms, a One,story COTTAGE, OF Four Rooms. -
ppeT SIDE OF josephine street, Iafayeltelot 81 EE
FL sI.6-hetween Magazine and Live Oak streets, -
house iru9 agazine stIee good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
f7a M halTOI1 taciities-and to Market.
r ~ Et. ID. HAlLES, los Grayier street,
~ HUI 10A NhnrasE E.ntaI
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This Company being organized solely for the protection OF
the policy holders and their families against and pow
ey, IN It's operations great National benevolent nstitu
on Gond1cted the most and solid principles and
ahQrdng for small annual sum, paid during lte large
and handsome legacy widows and children after death
All policy holders whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till death, participate in the whole
Oi the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors married
can effect insurance the life of her husband esOe ben
et and use of herself and children free FRONT claims of
creditors. TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter Conrey, Jr, Maunsel White, VIM. Il. IievenGhs
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry s. BuckneT.
PETER CONREY, JT. President Board OF Trustees
DIRECTORs:
Joseph w. Stanton, j. Morgan Hall A Van Bhber,
John L. Lewis, L H. Barton, William IL. White,
\, c, Hail., Andrew Carr, Theo. 4. MoCaeb
John H. Saitarans, Geo. w. Smith, Il. Nj. Norman.
T. w, Sewel, lunius Bebee, g. q. Snethen,
Cornelius Eelluwes, Nj. NJ. Cohen
EdW. Jenner Coke.
InHF HAGAS, President Of the Company.
EDW. JEEEER COGE, Vice President, -
a, J. WEpDERBURN, NJ D. Medical Board OF
THOMAS Hunt, NJ u, ! Consultation.
H. G. HEARTT, Actusry,,,,E, l.. GOOLD, Attorney.
RICuARD BEIS, NJ D., No 27l Magazine street, Medical
Examiner, who will be at the Office daily from l3 to p NJ
BY the Charter only $5,00Oi taken on single life.
lilS company prepared TO entertain appnCatlOns
for Lille Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
by The Board which less than the charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their restrictions
residence in the South By the charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest,
OF their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
G8 California Permits New York and LOr ion rates Pros
peCtus, Table OF Rates, and all n9rm4uoh ollie insuT;
AnCe and all necessary TO Insurance can be had
tsE- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
ky Office hours. 3 A. NJ. to P. NJ Yl2 ly
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MasOniC Notice.

~ T5- HERMANN LODGE No 62cf Free aud Accepted
~ ~ hasou have removed ther Lodge
the southeast Bcuyie street and E1
eange Place where their Regular Meetings viii held every
> FEbNfS@AN the usual hour. order
iAlaiy HENRY sIMONs, w. M
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N MONDAY NIGHT Sept ., lS50, FIFTY ONE NEGROES
- were stolen and taken 10y force of Peru Plan
adon ON Lake Washington in Washington county, Miss
possession Of e undersigned receiver thereof They
Tieu across the River Louisiana,
The following the and color the Negroes
WI; Squire yellow, aged about 40 years; Tom black,
VIE Sally yellow 85 Jun, bacr, 40 Jess, black his wife
Martha ba H. Eui Maria, black I5hGr children Ellie, 20 Mike,
s6i tena iG Dam Lha, 3-ah black George, yellow 9i
stephen, black, 4G Geeu black, 35is Hickey, black 90
theF children tathuue, yellow, Ii Elisha black Mndg,
yellow iOher two e ldrsu, Beey, Is joe 5hoh yellow Jt
rome black, OiS e Caroline, copper color child.
ren, Davy yellow, Miens, black Walker, black his
vile Sus4" ye low their Bob, black Titus black, Is
C9are black % I.9ne, black, 40 Ann yellow, s. 'Nrga
resa bHc" hGT daughter Amy yellow Jupiter, black i5hs
wife Jepey b9Gk -Jerry their black, 2 'snior bck,7
Mary 6iaGS II J9t' yellow 3j Jacob black Z Jim Fisher
black 4vhis wife Martha, BLACK, 35- children Isaac
Teller, Sarah 3ll black; Henry yellow Bell elGw, Il
Matilda black, s. Solomon, black, 10 Dolly, black,
These have been
Most Of the above Negroes stolen in July
ON the Mississippi River in aatboO Grand Cult saui
to the plantation, and have been again WEea ly arms
above stated.
The above reward will be given for c apprg Negroes
and the who stole them, SUpJ for All
each, delivered my overser W Moscry ploma
Grand Gui, aud $500 apprehension
delivery Of the thief thieves proper State
il taken after the l2th inst W. r. MCALPINE,
3W Receiver OF the OF II. Carpenter & Co.
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10 ThS OEly Dipot the Sale Of DALLEYtS ORIGINAL
sna oNL y GENUfNE MA GTCAL PAIN EXTRAC CTOR, il
No l5i thartrss StrsF n27 II
EY- L. o. o. F.-HOwARD Lopez No. Sn
l3 Meets every THURSDAY Evening, in the LID 6SaH ia
Grand Lodge Hall, Of Tchonpioula and Poy Na IA
drssstrses, ct O'Clock, zszSSSSSssStS
0Ectrs fer the srssES, Term
J. d ALLISON g. N. f. II Ssc'y
E. sAAPsON......,..VG g. F. W. DEl.ESDE2EIER. P. g.
G. B. BORDlTCH Treasnrer. las
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\ 'h AFaE NIOW-The following articles viii be sold
- bargain, as the owner has use for them:
Ne hne NEW PanOfOre, made by GLENN & Brothers Phla
One Family Carriage with doubls Hansa nserig ns.r
ioi twS horses S "
ire rec Philadelphia make Buggy, without harness.
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LIPsE sTABLEs-BATEs FoRDNEY. PA,

TX sALE-A Lot of Ground west side of ST. Peter
aeet, between irod and Julia streets, 81 feet 0nt73
wide on back llne-i33 feet deep together with two
d9inng the OF it. each Is feet front on St Paul
by l29 feet deeR; well adapted collectively lr a
uyard. and will be sold low price and on liberal
'.ao. L. ID. HAILES, Broker, 108 Gravier tleet,
zut opposite Charles Hotel
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
VI INDI4AL INOIIOIItJ'
Recorders Office, Municipality No. Two.l


THE As.ssmen Rolls open Examination and
i reCton, during 30 days from this
os cod !. II. CALDWELL Recorder Mnnc'y Nc. Two.
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3 h0BBINET 2 MOSQUITO NFTTING.-5 eases
- containing 400 yards very superior 100 inch wide Bob
4il. /, for Mosquito Bars for sale by
{ ) lINTED COTTONs-
5 bales 9-S Chintz JACONETS;
bales SO assorted dHANDKERCHIEFS;
l5 bales SO assorted Cambrc PRINTS, suitable for the
Mexican market; Just landed and for sale by
4 JOHN FL. ELLIOTT q co. 50 GFavieF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
Money Maiters.

Money was never more abundant in the eastern
cities. than at the present time, especially in New
York, which is the great commercial emporium OF
this country. The great Of capital absorbed
in rail road stocks, in the New England States, has
made money more tight in Boston; but the effect is
not felt in New York. Our trade during the last year
has been unusually prosperous; and although bread.
stufs. grain. and provisions have nded high
prices, large amounts have been exparted, and fair
aud reasonable returns, and quick sales have been
made. On the 22d of June, there were over
ten millions of specie in the banks of the city of
New York, and near four million in the Treasury
So much for the operation of the Subtreasury-tias
measure so odious to wings under a democratic nd-
minlstralon but which they dare not ask Congress
repeal now they are in power. The amount, Of gold
received from California at the mint, during the
month of June. two millions. This will be
coined and add so much to the specie circulation.
But should gold continue to flow in from California
at its present rate, and there is probability Of any
dminution it must find employment in foreign coun-
tries, and large amounts will be shipped This will
the country from redundancy in the currency,
and inflated prices event much to be dreaded
and more dangerous to the prosperity Of the country
than depression in prices, and scarcity of money
The cotton crop was partial failure. II fell of
about one-third; but the increased prices sweed the
amount realized to about thirteen millions more than
the last years crop Whilst these increased prices
have greatly benefited The southern planter, the
northern manufacturers suffering; and should
the increased prices continue, nothing will them
from ruin, bu, increase in the price of the
/ factured fabric The enormous reyenue nroyes the
efficiency of the present Tariff duties and the safety Of
the public funds, its wholesome check upon the over
issues of the banks all show the wisdom of the con-
situional Treasury, and that there is no necessity
for bank a fiscal agent of the Government
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
MonroeC County.

The Democratic Convention of Monroe county has
nominated DANIEL REED, as candidate for Sensio-
rial Delegate the Convention, for Monroe and
Brown; WILLIAM c. FOSTER, senr.. county Delegate;
and LxMUEL GENTRY, for Representative. The Con-
vention the largest ever held in the county and
its nominations il is said, Will be better sustained
than thosesf any other Convention held in Mon
roe. Dir. Reed, the candidate for Senatorial Delegate
is Professor in the State University Bloomington.
The following resolution unanimously adopted:
Resolred. That Daniel Reed is the unanimous
choice Of this convention for oya delegate the
convention; aud that we hereby recommend him to
the voters of Brown county, decided and consis-
tent democrat, in feeling and property identified
with the interests of this portion of Indiana thor
oughy converssnt with those great principles Of
stu,iona reform approved and advocated by the dem
ocraiIc party. rs possessed nf enlarged and liberal
views. and emineniy qualified to represent with
ability the interests of This district in the approach
ing constitutional convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

The Logansport Phnros says-the daily line of
Stages North and South of this place commenced op
erntions on Monday. Matters have not yet become
thoroughly regulated, bu, when they the daily line
will be great advantage 10 the travelling community
This route will afford travellers going good ia
ciIities for speedy trip The daily mail line on the
Canal has also commenced operations. Our mail ia
ciIites of the best charscter-provided the
lines run up to the contract time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
Last winter the editor Of the Indiana Journal was

Last winter The editor Of The Indiana Journal was
the prime mover in getting up instructions
members IN Congress TO vote for the Wimot provso.
For several numbers of his paper he urged the pas
sage of the instructions, and went to whg members
personally, until every member Of his party in the
House whipped into the traces-Mr. Wilson of
Harrison being the last to 60 into the measure and
be and others only voting under belief that Mir.
Bright would refuse to obey! The freesoilers now
cut the Journal without ceremony.
The Freesol organ Of Indiana, published at Gen.
trevie. makes tue following remarks; which we
publish for the edicaton of the editors of the New
Castle Courier pud Lafayette Journal:
"The Central organ Of the Wings, the State Jour-
nal, has discovered that the Wilnoi Proyiso use
Iess-a mere humbne. The New Castle Courier.
Reveile aud White Water Valley, to say nothing Of
other whig papers other parts of the State, have
also repYdated the proyiso, adopted the no-iniersen-
tion policy Of the President as the stand indicated
by WISDOM 'ibe only and safe polic, - the
(which every patriot must entertain" Nur is this
ALL Every opportunity is seized by designing polti-
clans hasten the result they much desire Hence
the union meeting at Indanupolis the PresenimenI Of
the Grand Jury Of the u s. District Court, &c. &C.,
in which compromise is recommended.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
From the Cincinnati Gazette, July 4.
Health Of the City.

We publish below the Report of the Board Of
Health, rendered last evening, at 3 o'clock.
BULLETIN-No. =.
BOARD OF HEALTH. July 3.
The reports required from the Sections and Under
takers, By the late ordinance have been regularly
made--bul from the most reliable information they
obtain. including partial returns the Board
opinion that there has been forty deaths from Cholera
during the last forty-eigbi hours
JONAH MARTIN. Pres.
B. STORER,
LOWELL FLETCHER,
JAMES ID. TAYLOR,
HENRY JEWELL.
HENRY ROEDTER
JOSEPH BURGOYNE,
T.s n T.vroR Ser
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

IMPORTANT MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL.-The
Journal of Commerce of the 9th ult. says, that the
Address and Resolutions reported by the majority of
the Committee at the meeting week ago. cere adopt
cd, by vote of 40 TO 10. previous motion to
strike from the address the annexed paragraph and
one two others of similar import and in place of
them to substitute portion Of the minority report
was rejected by a Of IL to 30. Thus is the De-
mocratic party Of this city firmly committed against
the Wilmo Provso and in favor Of Cancellation and
compromise The following is extract from the
address adopted:
'.The conclusions then. to which the Convention
have arrived on this aabsorbng subject are, leave
tie institution of slavery 10 the people of the States
and territories. They should be the sole judges
whether they will have it or not. and to their will we
should all submit Though The power Of Congress TO
legislate for against it's admission into territories
is a controverted question. yet if it exists, we are
opposed its exercise believing such exercise mex
pedient and calculated ALLEVIATE from our South
en breihren weaken the bonds that bind in one cum
brotherhood thirty independent States and might
ultimately end in the dissolution Of the Union and
endanger the liberty of both races
The Address takes the ground in reference to
the District of Columbia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

The Madison Courier Of the lst inst says, tina, at
the annual election of the stockholders of the Mad-
son and Indianapolis Rail Road Company, held on the
9th ult.. The following gentlemen were elected Di-
Iectors for the ensuing year: Juln Brough, J. F. D.
Lanier, w. N. Dunn. ~ G. Bright. J. e. Marshall
Jesse Whitehead, 2 Tanncbll, James Wbitcomb. J.
NJ Ray. H. Bates, T. A. Morris. Samuel Moore,
and R. H. Winslow, Of New York. The semi-an-
nuaI meeting viii be held on Tuesday, July 9.