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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

ToBACCo-Only % binds sold, of which A at S6psJSc
and hhds Tennessee and p Mason cOunty private terms
The European accounts considered quite favorable
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The Sugar market was
steady with light stock and 700 hhds changed hands, Fair
3si4 Prime and Choice 4J495c W h. OfMolasses COG
bbls taken at 12a22lc for very Inferior to Prime.
FLOUR-Thcre demand and $50 bbls changed
hands, including 4SO bb Ohio Is IS inspected 100 Super
fine st Louis 81 GA, and 1900 bb Illinois Cnot for ship
ment) on private terms.
CORNRecep light. Sales 400 sacks including 1856 SKIS
Ordinary Yellow at 81, 2470 White TO- and several smaller
lots at 540g5Sc.
OATS-45O sks Indiana and Illinois disposed Of at 6o465c
PROVlSlONS-Pork steady at tho advance Of
Wednesday, and go bbl Mess sold at 90 75 together
with some smaller lots at SO s16gs1O co. The largest sale
OF Lard we heard of 80 erces Inferior sac. OF
Bacon IL casks good Cincinnati Sides taken IA and q
terces bagged Hams at &C. Shoulders retailing 80
Sales also of 3d. ID Bulk Pork (not Prince SO 60 and
100, 900 b at 80 56i4 for Hog round.
COFFEE-Dul. Sales AGO bags good Rio at i35ac.
ROPE-A sale of 100 coils at &c cash
RICE-Sma sales from the Leyee at 3sS014c ~ ID, ac
cording to quality
PTTTSBURG COAI-4OOO bbs were sold from Hatboa,
| at doc fp Dbl.
WHIsKY-Dul. 1858 bbls Rectifed taken at 20, and 7s
bbls at 20isc W gallon.
FRElGHTS-We hear of no new engagement.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE s9o5T 30" N.-LoNn1ruDE 800 Win Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, Galveston and Lavaca,
Sieam-hip Yacht Thompson, Brazos Santiago,
Dr. ship Elerslie, Harvey Liverpool, Hoghlon Rankin Go
ship Rockaways BOsworth, LIVERPOOL Z. Whitney Il Co
ship Seth Sprague, WadswOrh, New DIRK, Toby BOgert
Ship Milan, StnreVaut, New York. q. j. MeekPT Il Co
Bark Robert Beauchamp, Liverpool, II. V. Baxter
Bark Fanny Mclean, Cole, New York, ii. Leland s. Co
Schr. q. g. Senl, Scull, Point Isabel, Cramer & Co
Schr Two Marys Sylvia, Apalacicoa, H. g. Rogers L. Go
schr Gen. Worth, Post sisal and Campeachy
ScIr Loango Parson, New York. g. d. MeeIer & Go
Steamer Beacon, Roberts, Montgomery, HYDE Ogesby
Arrived Yesterday.
Bark Scotland Percy, Il days from Boston, to H. Ash
bridge s. Co-2d my
b. bark snowen skeen, is days from Liverpool
Brig Calender Wynes % days from Wilmington, N c. to
master--lst my
STEAMBOATS,.
raleyrand, Dufied, from Nashvile673 bales cotton.
Griffin Heatman, Williamson from Cincinnati.
Hard Times, Moore from LeiloFe-l823 bales cotton.
y. ID. White Brady from Styopa-116 bales cotton.
Uncle Sam, Van Dusen from St Louis.
America, johnson, from Nashyille-Sz9 bales cotton.
Oregon, Hern, from Mobile.
Gen. Taylor, Power, from Donadsonvile.
Jenny Lind Bercier from Opeousas-ii5 bales cotton.
Monterey, Wifheubury, from Port Caddo-2S bales cotton
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast.
Tribune, PaN0n. from Wabash River.
Iowboat LOUIS Philippe Foote, from the Passes
Memoranda.
Towboat Louis Philippe lowed down and sea, on tie
Sd inst, banks Naraganse, Elliott and Princeton, and brig
DnIt NATnf.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08
NEW ORLEANS cHTTLE MARKET

LAFAYETTE, Thursday Evening, March Z, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamer America, Cows and Calves
Is Horses and 10 Mules per Uncle Ssm 40 Beef Cattle and
60 Hogs The market continues in favor of holders.
Prices:-Beef Cattle, 6@612c W ID net Hogs, &c "
ID net; Sheep, 90 J094ap head Mitch Cons, S229S54
W head; CdiUes, 5446g6tlc FP ID net
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LIST OF .LETTERS
LADIES' List.

ID EMAINING IN the Post Once at New Or'ctns ws,,,.
ads - -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsoENT oEFTcE,

Friday Morning, March g. 1850. !
COTTON-The Cotton market depressed yesterday
by the unfavorable tenor of the Americas letters which
received by mail The sales barely 1900 1000
bales still easier without any quotabe decline.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

Towboat Louis Philippe towed down and to sea- on tie
I'd inst, banks Management Elliott and Princeton and brig
Robt. VAIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08
Gentlemen's List.

Initials
ID Nj miss (Ap0lIO street,
NJ. MUSSON, P. NJ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

Cow PEAs-FoI Seed, landing this day per schooner
TOR Seed, for sale by
mh7 BAREILI & co. 81 Common street.
| OGNO0D-jO tons Log wood landing per brig Creed,
and for sale by
phi BAREI4LI s. CO., 81 Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

~ b. Regular Red River Packet MONTE
LtsSse5taR REh-For Shreveport, Port CaddO, Benton
Clinton, Monterey, Albany, SwansOn's, Riv
ers and N9rping iandi1ga1fhe new and swift running
leave for the above and intermediate landings MONDAY
the lth inst at O'Clock NJ. For freight passage apply
on board, foot of Customhouse street, or to
mhS T. II. SMITH. q6 Magazine st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

NJ The Only Dpot for the Saie of DALLEYtS ORIGINAL
- ONLY GENUINk MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CT0R, y at
No i5l Ch0rrss stree. pZTtf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08
SHIPPING.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

.z,nH=. CHARLEsTON AND HAVANA
c&;o g sTS Ha 9tss va aT; s ssS
tKey TX, mest-rhe splendid steamship ISABEL Capt ROl
SHARf Esr6S ss o. sS g& saVp Eli sr l1S%
Charleston for Havana o Q" The st and ei 5th leaving
RATES OF PASSAGE.
iassns 70 Key VI savannah, %
H. q. MoRDEGAI. Chars,on. rto
AEsu : Il HAR svGoS CO. 6R ES5S Orleans
y Passenger leaving Havana liz ibs sb;n c o. sL
Baltimore qS b taking the iaRd Route Sn ,s aSd
Steamship to those ports. ds Jaw
AaxA iast sailing brig MACHiG JRNfNT. Captain
win have F., e Of her
a P%s T. p %R 1sfa fpS ca he Pef Market
60 For 5RJ BOsTONUThe fast sailing brig, META.
engaged wants about 20 bbs: PeS For saf&
ciosIitv or 10 SppV on oOaTu post Secohd MIMI
ml8 J. W: andrews & co. 81 Common St.
~ FOR sAvANNAH-Hitk nispatch-The fine
80 fast sailing brig SUSAN s0ULE, Capt. Creech
going on board will have dlspatc For bala.se freight
mh7 r. M. HARRISON & CO., IA Gravier 81.
dr. The fine brig MAZIPP4. Capt. Colson. Want.
1- the bulk of 500 bbs For freight of which, or pas
'a FL applyto nrwRy 6, GLADE e7c..,.
va Vof, 5,,7 H5T EsIz Liam. .. 9-aylsr s:
effdE fast sailing brig LODEB All Cant Skinner hay
hoard vii H. ,S Snfha Fl he ,g va and gPg
passage. having good accomnolaons Apply on board
Post :, Second Municipality, OF to
lyzo X. NJ. HARRISON co IA Gravier st.
"A. FOR NEW YORK-ITnrlJ1t 4. Co.'S Line of
AAE PacketsThe very fast sailing regular packef shin
nnkzzz1 CARN ATi1! Cant Inhn 1everanI baT;n, ~
principal part Of r cargo engage and going on vii
have immediate dispatch For balance Of freight or passage
having splendid state room apply board
oPpsie inc Nesetanie Manket first mnncIpaly, or TO
mlG 1. lObf q bOGERI, bS camp St
-, FOR NEW YORK-.Verchdpts Liae-To sail
g1 in few days-The very fast saline reguIay nscEa,
.sa shin WALTER X, JONES, Goy, niase pa' kss
the principal part of oT cargo engaged and going on board
WIZ san - above for balance oil freight or passage, having
ase LOOM aecoInnodalons apply on board,
otlIIsiee fOsl d Seg y, ~ qhci q 70 .
hln@ i. ICB1 q BOGEKf, " Camp st.
Fl FOR NEW YOHK-IIurlbat 4. Co.'S Line
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

1tehAOVuAs
nR. GEO. KELLOGG, Homeopathic, has Removed his OH,
~ and Residence to No II PERDIDO STREET, the Ca
rolL0n Railroad Depot, oil 6m2dp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
snow-Bails---PuDIic nuisance.

To THE Edit TIE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
-GentIeHe lit is to be regretted that. notwitl-
standing all Sunday schools. and all the pious i'll
struction which youth continually receiving,
and Notwithstanding the exertions Of worthy Mar
sha the propensity for Neutrality-suspicious. mischief
among the boys does not seem to diminish. Com
panies Of boys station themselves in deren, parts e
the streets for the purpose of peting ladies' parcu
larly. who may be enjoying sleigh ride, those
who may be on foot, with snow-balls thus annoying
them greatly and if they happen TO hit one, setting
up loud horselaugh, TO show how they exu in their
triumph.
On Friday last two ladies' with some children, taxi
ing ride down Meridian street, assaulted by
one of these gaEgs of boys, who occupied nn alley
between Dr. MearS's house and the house occupied by
MIR. Oglesby. One lady struck the head by a
ball very hardly pressed, which stunned her for
a while, and occasOned headache for several hours
afterwards. This information. doubt will be graf
flying TO The young gentleman who threw the ball. If
the ball bad struck the lady in the face, might have
knocked eye, and have afforded him still high
er qualification.
Some mode, think, ought TO be adopted 10 put
down the rnischevous prnct>cs Of the boys which
is too much i'm all of The year and, if the
influence of their spiritual pastors aud masters. aud
that of their Sunday school teachers not sufficient,
there ought be juvenile house Of correction
ed where those spirited young gentlemep might have
opportunity of enjoying the fruits of their frolic
by few days of close confinement, hard labor. and
ard living. DEC0RUM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

of the people" when he says" Cling to that which
you have tried and are satisfied is for the BEST" And
as for Legislative experience, there will always be
enough of that, whether have double or single
organization. Enough old members will always be
reelected to secure that object In all the New Eng
land States, and others, the elections OF Gov
ernor and the members of both branches uf tie Le-
gisatures annual, and no evil ever known to
result from it.. On the contrary. the more frequent
return of all power 20 the people, the more surely
will the popular will be infused into the laws and
the mode of their execution
The Sentinel of February 7th contains very well
written and judicous article on " The Convention"
over the signature of IS" Good tempered, honest,
free, full discussion in regard the choice of dele
gates TO. and the principles to be embodied in, the
new Constitution is most desirable
REVIEWER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
By Telegraph.
Conversational.

WAsHINGTuN Feb. 10, ISoO-
SENATE.-Afer unimportant routine business, the
Senate resumed the consideration Of the Presidents
Message relative to California.
Mr. Butler spoke in opposition to the separation of
the question Of the admission of California from other
ugliaung questions of the day. He alluded to re-
mark OF Mr. Clay yesterday, relative the allegiance
winch he recognized. He surprised TO hear him
declare he owed no allegiance to particular sec
ton.
Mr.. Clay interposing, thought he had said he ac-
knowledged no specific allegiance TO any particular
section. that he acknowledged allegiance only 10 the
sovereignty of Kentucky and the Uniun.
Mr.. Butler said he knew Union except what
South Carolina recognized and he owed no allegiance
except 10 South Carolina. He was willing TO refer
the subject Of the admission OF California and all
other agiiaiing questions to Committee composed
entirely of Northern men. for the purpose of arcer-
tanning what terms they would offer to the South -
He then began to speak at length against the admis
sion of California.
After farther debate the farther alteration
OF The subject was postponed until Tuesday, and the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
HoUsE.-Afler unimportant business the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole, and re-
sumed the consideration of the Presidents California
message.
Mr.. Root said he would 60 for the admission of
California with her present boundaries. He differed
from the President in his do-nothing policy. He
wanted matters settled lie spoke al great length in
favor Of the Wilmot Proviso.
Mr.. Mann followed, in support of the Wilmot pro-
vlso, and in favor of the admission of California-
When he bad concluded, the Committee and the
House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

AN EQUIvocAL COMPLMENT.-The N. Y. Express.
in unison with the other wing prints, is DESTROYS to
lather Gen. Taylor but its efforts at times lu-
dicrous TO excite derision. One Of its last
chine efforts appears in It's Washington correspond
ence which runs thus in praise of the singular con-
versatonal powers of the " second Washington"
Is venture to say that never any public man
under estimated the present head of the Gov
eminent. He is a man of deep, earnest, calm and
careful thought. He has no flow of words, though
when aroused he sometimes says very keen thing
guage, IL Is at broken Intervals. He is embarrassed
in conversation to erent that ercies ioonds Were
you to ask him his opinion upon any subject in which
you are deeply interested he would perhaps (unless
he felt perfectly AT home) giUs u al hesitGtiag and
broken manner-but the opinion would be worth
gold"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

TAYLOR AND THE PRovIso.-The report is current
in Washington that southern members Of Congress
have waited the President, and that he as given
surances that he icA retO BIZ establishing territorial
governments in NsIc MeTico and Deseret, II IL con-
tains the Wilnnot ProUiso. "Ion," of the Baltimore
Sun, writes,
81 am certain that, if the Wilmot proviso should
pass the Presioan l0iH reto a. a rash pdrtv meas
IRE prompted by PASSION and sectional feeling rOhOly
unnecessary and unconstitutional because IL may strike
at tie principles toaich The constitutions tcas
founded"
The House of Representatives his saved Taylor
and the Wings from the disgrace which would have
attached to them. had Taylor thus exercised the veto,
as no doubt, he would have done.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

Gov. WHITcoMB-A rumor prevailed some time
since. that tecgraPhc dispatch had been received,
stating that Gov. Whitcomb was either dead or dying.
1t not A letter recently received from
him by General Reynolds, says. :" My general health
is quite delicate and very far from being restored
still it is decidedly better than when left home and
has been generally and gradually improving up to this
time. have not missed day from my seat in the
Senate"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

An TmPosroR.-rhe Milledgeville (Ga.) papers
are publishing a notice cautioning the public against
a who has been practising gross and cruel i'm
posture in that vicinity. His name is William Hum
pn-at least that is the name by which he was
known there. He arrived in April last. and profess
ed to belong to Madison parish, Ia He made many
acquaintance, among them very worthy young la
dy named Mary King, whom he married, aud in q
short time thereafter. having posse .sed himself of
property which amounted to about three thousand dol
lars, deserted her. Her relatives have caused this
statement 10 be made, believing il not 10 be the first
act Of the same kind that he has committed He is
described as handsome man, about six feet high, of
light complexion, blue eyes nboui 20 ~ years Of
age. social in bis manners, and profuse Of his mon
ev.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

o. The Court House Of Sullivan county, Indian ,
was destroyed by FIRE the night Of the 9th inst,
together with all the papers, books, records, &C., be-
longing the Clerk, Recorder, School Commissioner
County Treasurer and other Offices. Also the bonds.
notes and mortgages belonging the trust funds. Il
evidently set on fire by some evil person.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

says:
According to the bue-book, there are employed in
the District Of Columbia, III permanent situations,
$50 with salaries averaging from 81 500 ST.
600 each; Of this number, Virginia has 1873, Mary
land 1871, aud the District Of Columbia 81, making
224, nearly one-half the whole number. II we
to add to this, other officers in the District with
snaries from $500 to 81 900, who are engaged in
and bout tile public buildings and public grounds
with what termed temporary clerks" in all the
Departments. we should have least 900 men under
Government appointment and pay from the two States
above named and this District.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

COOP UNA woman u horseback came
the bridge the other day. and was cooly riding by
the gate, when she hailed by the -gatherer for
the TOLL
What do you want toll for {! she asked. and the
gate-keeper explained, in full
How much do you tax she enquired.
The gate-keeper, pointing to the :" rates of toll"
read, " For and horse, nine cents.'
Oh oh! exclaimed the lady. this is not and
horse, but tcomdn and mare!
And, chirrupng and plying her switch with great
energy to the sides of her nag, she trotted off, amidst
the loud laughter and cheers of the bysanders while
the gate-keeper looked-you guess how
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
Our Terms.

The following will hereafter be the permanent terms
Of the Weekly Indiana State Sentinel:
CTPayments to be made always in advance.
One copy during the session, --.---.. $3.50. 90
Ten copies, in clubs. year, .-.'....... 1900
Semi Weekly.
published three times week during the SESSION.
One copy,..... $500 Three copies, .'-.- $1,000
One copy during the session, ....'.'''....'''l. Luz
All papers will be stopped the end of the term
paid for unless the subscription is renewed,except
10 those with whom we have other unsettled business
accounts.
Any person sending club of ten. with cush, at
the rate of $3.50 each, shall have copy grabs for
one year. For greater number than ten, the gratu-
ity shall be increased in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

OrTWe give up the most of our space in this pa
per to our correspondents and that with reluctance.
because they write well, and discuss questions o.
general interest. We wish friends would a
little exerton to ertend circulation, 30 that as
many people possible shall have the benefit Of these
discussions, especially Of constitutional topics.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

GIVE publish to-day the objections of 'Review
err to the proposition of one of the People" in favor
of single Legislative body. We have also another
reply, by H." which shall publish Saturday,
pursuing the end by different of argu-
meut. One Of the People," will discover, that with
our aid, he has provoked discussion, which will call
out his full strength. We hope. however, that he
will not be discouraged that account. By the way
are received. thinking that the only practicable rule
to follow when it is lmpracticable 20 publish stimuli
taneously. Il viii be seen therefore, that these wr-
tiers gain no strength By consultation, directly in
directly. So far every communication has come from
distant part Of the State. south north, west.
They arc not central emnnntons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

GEN. JqsEPB LANE has been nominated for the
presidency by enthusiastic democratic meeting at
indianapolis. The people Of the west DEEPLY resent
the treatment he has received the hands of Toy
Tor. II wss perhaps fear Of his popularity that caus-
ed the insertion in The NJ Y Tribune Of slanderous
letters from Orceon-Bosto-t Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

GA correspondent of the Cannelton Economist
offers to give s., 900 towards the erection of col
lege in that place, on condition that the additional
sum of $4,000 shall be raised during the present
year. He would do more good if he would endow a
good common school with his money but that would
get him no fame, because there would be no humbug
about IL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

COUNTERPART LAND WARRANTS have heretofore
been printed ut certain Office in Laay ee. says the
Courier Of that city We think we could guess who
printed them. A wing rat. of course.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

SCHOOL HoUsEs.-We have been spoken 10 by
dozen more persons. some of them teachers as 10
the perfectly ridiculous action of the Council in rea
ton to school houses. The Council make proposals
for the building of four One-sored oneeyed concerns
which will be anything but creditabe or convenient
They not degree above Ing cabin. Ninety
persons of every hundred would decide in favor of one
or two good houses. of two Stories rather than ever
50 many Oneeyed shanties. But we suppose somebody
is to make money by the humbugs ordered by the coun
Gil. Shame the people who will tolerate such fol-
ly We hope they will got well punished by sicing.
LQreS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

OF Greene. the Reformed Gambler" is under
in New York, charge of obtaining money
on false pretences. He had represented himself as
an agent of the U. s. to detect counterfeiters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

0E-The Bank of Louisiana has recently declared
dividend Of FIVE per cent. out of the profits of the
last six months and extra dividend also of ten
per cent out of the surplus profits of the institution,
which provides for the distribution of The handsome
sum of $500 GOO among the shareholders.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

OcrFitz Henry Warren and Levin. NJ. C from
Philadelphia. recently got into fight. about some
appointment. Fiiz licked Levin handsomely. Good,
for "all The decency"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

01--S"uthern newspapers are beginning TO take
firm and patriotic stand against the Dsunon Mad
in Congress In n little while the patriotic
Southern People will also speak, and will sentence
the Traitors TO political death. 'rhe skies are
BRIGHT and will become yet brighter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

Our friends in Cincinnati who wish TO advertise
with Us, are informed that we shall copy sdver-
tisemsnts from the Commercial" Of that city, un-
less BY their own order in writing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

We would call attention to the advertisement of
Peter A. White d Co. of Cincincau. Our mer-
chants dealing in that city will ud this establishment
of the very best. and their charges and terms
LIBERAL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

GIVE shall soon publish article in favor Of
G5oiishing the Grand Jury system, from the pen of
of the most distinguished lawyers in the State.
Ii is worthy of careful consideration.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

G1rLook the notice headed 'Ho for California %
References the ruslworthiness of the advertiser
may be seen at this Office, by those interested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

The New Orleans Bee states that the Board of Cur
rency, IN their report TO the Legislature recommend
that the charter of the Canal Bank Of New Orleans
be declared forfeited. The reasons upon which this
recommendation is founded had not transpired.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

0TThe Wings crack up their President for his
simplicity. says the Boston Post, and Noah Webster
says that word means weakness Of intellect.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

OTMrs. Dufour's "Indiana" &c. will be speedily