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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
SeOingun9en:

Subferiptiou-gin Sbaler ees Satrs.
Observation-Disclosures @ierctt ercinat far
Aga Sbalsr, uub isos ScrFeuns 25 Gents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
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MAIDEN.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

poor iour-dealer, who stood among the prisoners
with bandaged head, declared that the villain had
not paid for the honey that had caused the whole
tumult
"Wen!" exclaimed the Rajab, after profound
pause; " here now may most plainly be proof
If any such were required-that my subjects only
want pretext, no matter what TO quarrel, and they
are sure to go to loggerheads.
81 now throw no blame upon either the cat or the
dog; for each animal followed IFS own peculiar in
stinct. The blame and the punishment, too, must
light upon the of the dog and cat for fighting
and thus inducing others to espouse so ridiculous a
QUARREL
And forthwith he ordered all the principal rioters
into confinement, saying also to the rest Of the peo-
pie;
$50 home now, fools that We are, and try whether
you cannot make up your minds TO live at peace with
one another. | cannot prevent your keeping cats
End dogs, because were TO do so, we should be de-
voured by vermin or exposed to robbery. But this
tell you you shall not turn yourselves into cats and
dogs for the future with mpunity-DEPART!" So
they all Sneaked off, and the active little man. whose
head somebody had broken, scratched il and said:
all.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

Of which, together with the cession territory north
her proposed northern boundary he proposed pay her
ten millions to be applied to the payment of her debts,
incurred in the prosecution OF her revolution.
Having concluded his remarks the California bill was
taken up in committee of the whole, and no further
amendment having been offered, that which made
in committee, relating to the public domain, was con-
CURED in.
The question was stated to be on the engrossmen OF
the bill.
Mr. Mason said he had intended to make no further
opposition the bill IL would remain for those whose
rights affected by it to determine upon their course
His only object now in rising to ask the postpone
ment of the question until tomorrow, his colleague
was absent.
Mr. Douglass would accede to the proposition, with
the understanding that the should be taken to-
morrow.
Mr.. Mason said he was authorized to make ar
rangement and proposed none. He only spoke for
Mr.. YuIee signied that he had no objection to the
engrossment of the bill but he must object to taking the
vote on its passage tomorrow
Mr.. FOOte, in the of his remarks washed his
hands from all responsibility for the passage OF the BILL
asserting that the line of thiry-fve degrees thirty
minutes could and would have been run through Cali
forna except for the action Of certain Southern Sena
tors.
This remark melted a discussion between Messrs.
Foote Butler, Soule and Mason
Mr.. Hamn expressed hope, if there were no amend
he offered, that the question upon the engross
ment of the bill would be taken to-day.
Mr.. Yulee said he had an amendment to Offer which
he desired to submit remarks upon He hoped the
further consideration of the subject would be postponed
until tomorrow.
Mr.. Dayton hoped that postponement would be as
sented to- but that the Senate would go dispose of
the question. There were more friends than opponents
of the bill absent
Mr. Dawson submitted few remarks for the purpose
of showing that change in the boundary of California
might have been made, it in the of Michi-
gan, without REMINDING California
After further debate by Messrs Foote, Soule, and
jeff. Davis the latter of whom said he glored in the
defeat of the omnibus bill, Mr. Atcheson moved adj
iournment which negatyed-yeas 10, nays 21.
After further debate, upon appeal by Mr. Berrien,
the Senate adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.
ERIE RAILROAD AccIDENT-The men killed by this
accident four in number, namely, I. Clapp of
Parisville Ohio his nephew III. Clapp Mr. Randall and
breakman Hutch; conductor not seriously injured Out
of 3 beef cattle 446 sheep and 265 hogs the train
about % cattle and 10 hogs saved making the number
lost SO beeves, 2S9 sheep and 80 hogs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

THRILLING INCIDENT.-On Saturday last, a
middle-aged man, living on Navy Island, started in
a small canoe, with his son, lad of some II years
old, for Chippewa The distance is short less than
mile, we should say, and although the current of
the river is quite rapid, the trip is not attended with
any hazard, if the the boat is managed with ordi-
nary skill But in this case the man was very drunk,
and only embarrassed the boy, so The boat drified
below the mouth of the creek before the lad could
approach the shore.
Seeing the impossibility of reaching the Canada
shore, the boy turned her towards the head of Goat
Island, padding with surprising strength and dex-
terity his father barely steering without rendering
him any efficient aid. The boat was swept down
with fightfu velocity, but the boy struggled most
perseveringly, and when she drawn into the ra-
pids, he had propelled her far the Canada
channel as 10 direct her course between the middle
and inside Sister, the little islands lying outside of
Goat Island, the upper end.
There is fall of some fifteen or twenty feet just
above the little islets, extending nearly across the
Canada, main channel of the river Mortal aid
could not have avaed the poor boy and his father,
if the boat had pitched over this fall They must
certainly have gone the Great Fall, which man
has never passed over alive.
Aware of the imminent peril, as the boat was on
the verge of the small precipice, the lad sprang into
the water, drawing his father after him. and main
tanning upright position with great difficulty, up
held his helpless parent until relieved by the people
on the opposite shore.-BufaIo Morning Express
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

60 LITERARY NoTICE-The Eleventh Anniversary Of
u the Phalathean Society of South Hanover College
will be Thursday the 18th of August next in the evening
which occasion Address will be delivered by Rev. j. W. Hail.
Of Dayton, Oho the Sootys Diplomas will dstribut
ed to its graduates By JAS H. L. Vannuys Franklin Indiana
juy97-ew L. J. SHERRILL, Sect'ry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

nks-FAsT DAY-At meeting Of the Pastors Of the
tS pectve Churches in this City, it recommended
that next Thursday the 9Th ins be observed day public
Humiliation and Prayer and that General Meeting Re-
gious Services be held Roberts Chapel O'clock A. NJ
The community earnestly invited to be present at that
meeting and to observe the day practicable.
CHARLES L. MILLS Chairman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
THE STATE OF INDIANA.

sUrREnE CoCRT--IlY IERa, a. D., l550
y 3londgy, June 81 A. D. 1850
Tn Error Hendricks CieHif Cou-James Dugan Viii
liam SpTague Philip Tinghsst and Brockholst Matthew
A this time comes the plaintiff BY his counsel and 4 ape
~ of the defendants
inhabitants this State Whereupon, the
plaintiffs notion il is ordered hat said defendants be and
before this the House. the fourth Monday
Of November next and the plaintiffs errors filed herein
they viii be their absence. And il
copy Of published the nd
State Sentinel, newspaper published Indianapolis for
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY A true copy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

Mr.. Potter, from the Post Office Committee in the
House Of Representatives has made report in which
he proposes that three shall be charged letter
any distance, prepaid, and five cess if repaid.
Newspapers half cent each wcen delivered in the
State in which they printed and out Of il cent
Pamphlets and magazines embracing bound books; two
cents for the first ounce and cent for each additional
'ouncc. million and half Of dollars to be appropri-
ated to supply any deficiency which pay result in
quence of the modification; and authority is given to coin
three cent pieces.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
Execution and Confession of Dan. H. Pearson.

As stated by telegraph, Daniel H. Pearson, who
murdered his wife and twin daughters, the morning
the 11th of April lS49, Wilmington, Massachusetts,
was, Friday week, executed in the Jail yard at East
Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Boston Traveller of the
10Th ult gives the following account Of the last
ments, with his confession:
Early this morning the jail yard ct East Cambridge
was surrounded by crowd people, anxious to the
execution OF Daniel Fl. Pearson, which was TO take
place between the hours of aud eleven. Only
about two hundred admitted however, inside the
walls of the JAIL which is situated that the scafod
be from without. Quite number of young
and boys however, covered the roof of adjoining
house, and with clamorous ordinations interrupted the
last religious services with the prisoner.
The reading OF the death warrant and other forms
having been complied with the cap drawn his
face, Just indisnct words from his mouth
moment afterwards at twenty minutes past ten the
fatal spring touched and the body of Pearson was
launched into the air, the fall being about eight feet.
There very little of any struggle after his fall and
it seems probable that his death easy.
Pearson about 40 years of age, and has one
daughter, interesting girl of II years of age, still
living i'm Boston.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

MARION IOukT-UrIs IEkn D. IcJUs
Dicorce-Ssrah Ann Imh0f Michael lmhof
NJ that this 9Th day of July, A D. 1885, the
No complainant. by Brown Porter her solicitors filed IN
office Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court her bill OF
complaint herein affidavit Of dsntecsted person,
showing said Michael Iho is resident Of the
said Michael Imhof is therefore hereby
notified of the pendency Of said bin Of complaint and that h
appear said Of said be
county, the fourth Monday
in October bill complaint the
tiers things therein will
in his absence. WM. STEWART, Clerk N. c. c.
& Porter. Sol for Com. iuly3I-3w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
RICHARD ]. GATLING.


PROCLAMATION. Whereas by virtue Of an act Of the
Act provide for the construction of Railway in Lsportc
county, approved February h 1872 and ancndatory
thereto, entitled AnfAct to amend act entitled act TO
provide for the construction of Railway ia Lspoe county
approved February Ith le3 approved January l5h 1872 IL
has been made satisfactorily appear Governor Of tho
State OF Indiana that majority Ct the Commissioners named
in said last mentioned act had opened books for subscriptions 10
the capital stock Of said Railway provided in said acts and
duly and legally subscrbcd whereas also, il
satisfactorily sppeaT that the 20 day CT November 1912
majority Of said commissioners in Of preceding
ders for that and after notice duly published by them IN
Laporte held election thirteen
said specified; End that said directors
duly properly elected and that Of said drcc
tors afterwards ot the first day Of June 1889 met aud
said Acts and assumed the corporate Of Ihe Northern
Indiana Railroad Company, aud adopted common seal All
Of which fully appears BY full and complete statement Of
said Board Directors duly certified BY their Secretary under
filed in the office Of Secretary Of State al Indianapolis setting
forth the respective doings said Commissioners and
said Directors in the premises.
Therefore, Joseph A. Wright Governor Of said State OF In
DIANA being fully satisfied from all that has been done and acted
in premises provisions above referred
substantially other association.
company, individual individuals having made application TO
construct the Railway in said Acts specified do By virtue Of the
these shall that association aforesaid which has
sumed Of The Northern Indiana Railroad
Company is duly organized and entitled al the rights priv
eges franchises and mmnnes intended 10 be conferred BY the
Acts above mentioned.
In testimony whereof he-eunto my hand. and
caused be affixed the Seal Of the State Of Indisns,
indianapolis, THIS 18th day Of june, A D. 1850 the hir
10y tyurth OF the State and OF the United States tho
SEVENTY fourth BY the Governor,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
CH.Rrrs II. TEsr. Secretary Of state juyI5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

Massey Siton We. Wilbur siton.
LIE that day July, D.. 1850 the
complainant by r. A Riley her solicitor filed IN the oe
the Clerk of the Hancock Circuit Court bill Of complaint
herein also affidavit Of dsntersted person showing ths
the said Wilbur Ston resident OF the State OF ndans
dency Of said bill complaint and that be be and Ppe on
the FIRST day Of said term Of said Court be holden Al me Court
House In said county on the fourth Monday September next
complaint, The maers and things
determined n hs absence
WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, Clerk II. c. G.
r. A. riley. Sol fo- Com lalyei-sw
Fwvo sPoRTs,rrrgHazr,ra's Kertuekv Eife Powder n
III ems fcr nalt ~ IrTrEY :. KllLoG(. i'll u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
STATE OF INDIANA, BOONE COUNTY.

/
IL PRoBArE couRT Aueus TENN. 1850
Petition Partition and 70. Of D Buck
King bis wits Lirsm Peters Philip Peters Rsbeeea E. Pc
Sylvester Peters, and William Eod and Layinia EIrod his
that on this 9Th day of June 1850 the said
I'D Solomon Buck and wife by Angle DougLerty their at
petition the above entitled cause and also the affidavit
Of dsineresed person. that said Thomas King and Katharine
Indi @s ana d
Therefore the said Thomas King wife,
tcrs defendants aforesaid hereby notified filing
pendency said peoni and that unless they in said
Lebanon On the ID Mondsy in us next and Of plead
petition, the will be heard and determined in their
julyac-sw LEVI LANE. CLERK.
q DEMONSTRATORS NoT1oE-Letters of Administration
ceased day granted the
bly, solvent. iuly3l-2w ELIZABETH EsTEP Adm'x.
a DEMONSTRATORS sALE-The personal property be-
n longing OF Isaac EsteP late of Marion
sheep one wagon farming implements kitchen
fur Wheat hay n sfs 2, or e e w &c o G
decedcnt Washington township. In said county commencing
S1 Ne a n ASs and Continuing S' day
day the hours until the whole of said property
TrRms on sALEon all sums over three dollars credit
Sos Without
paisemen laws All sums q three dollars and under cash
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE-The personal property be
n longing John G Johnston late Of Marion
county Indians deceased oonug in part or Horses cattle
hogs sheep wagons farming Implements household and ktoh
furniture 20 Of gowine assortment Of lumber
highest bidder al public auction. al
said deceden in Lawrence township
county, commensne Tuesday the 18th day OF August
next between the hours Oh O'clock A. NJ and 6ocock, M
and from day 70 day between the same hours until
whole shall be sold
TERMS SALE-On all three dollars credit
nine months gwen the purchaser giving bond with good
security able without relief whatever from valuation
All of three dollars and under cash
in hand. juyso-3w JOHN NEWKIRK, admir-.
a DEMONSTRATORS NoTrcE.-Lcttcrs OF Administration
the Estate q John c. Johnston late OF Marion county
a. % % f the psne c 70 e
probably solvent
July 6. 1sSe.-ew. JOHN NEWEIRK, Adnnr
CANARY AND HEMP sEEp. Jsss ard 70; sale a
- uly17 HiSvA-fAN's Drugstore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
BRILLIANT LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS!

sp3U,UUU. szU,UOU! Sl0, UUU! 2UU Prizes OF &lx5OE
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF M0SOsGALA AcADRNT Class No. H. for
1850 To be drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday August "a,
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COMMERCIAL.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

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Flour market quie small sales at 50 s5.
Corn in bulk sold at 4sa50. New Oats 49,
Whiskey %.
Cheese-5C0 boxes selected cheese sold al 6.
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GRAND scHEMf

Wide Tickets Ss-HalreS SoRaYfers 81
Certificates Of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Certificates of Packages of 90 Half Tickets 12S 90
Certificates of Packages &c Quarter Tickets
Certificates of Packages Of 90 Eighth Tickets 81 -
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T-Recently, Young man in Birmingham Allegheny
county, Pa, in tit Of insanity beat bis mother TO death
with club
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A@eGBoGes
90 600 DoIlars 10000 Dollars 7

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of M0NoSGAL Class No.
1850 To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday August
1850.
IA Drawn Nos. in each Package Of IS Tickets.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 5, 6, r. NJ
Flour active; sales of State at 81 50aS IS.
Corn firm with sales of Western yellow at 65a66; mxeG
64a65.
Pork dull; sales at $40 81 and SO 81 for rss and prime
Whiskey-light receipts and holders firm.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PmLADELPHlA, August 5, e, P. W
Corn in demand at 66 for yellow.
Mhiskev 2la2i.