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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
l,ubiic Sneakiny.

Candidates for the Convention amend the consii-
tuition, together with the candidates for the Legisa
tnre and county ufces. will meet their fellow citizens
Of Marion County the following times and places.
to-wit:
At Augusta. Pike Township, on Saturday, July ID.
at l o'clock. p. NJ.
Al Thomas Morrow's, Wayne Township. on Satur-
day, July Goth AT 10 O'Clock. a. NJ.
lnasmuch subjects Of paramount importance TO
the people will be discussed. especially by the cnEdi
dates for the State Convention, il expected and
hoped that every citizen will attend HE above appoint
ments, in their respective neighborhoods. The sub
jects interesting IN themselves. besides being of
the most peculiar consequence 10 every citizen who
owes duty 10 himself aud his country in making
proper inquiries into tie constitutional law which
to the people probably for mlny future years.
The candidates without distinction party will at
tend and make known their views and opinions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
PROCLAMATEON

WHEREAS, by virtue Of General Assembly Of
Wv of Indiana entitled "An Act provide the
and amendatory thereto entitled IAN Act to
entitled provide for the construction
Lapoc county," approved February APP
l5th lS49 has made satisfactorily
Governor of the State of Indiana that majority OF
The opened
vded in said and that Thousand dollars OF said capital
railway had duly legally subscribed
it satisfactorily that the Goth day
November 1872
preceding orders Tor that aud after notice duly published
by them the Bapore County Wing published in
Lapore, held election Directors the
said specified that said
duly and properly elected and that quorum of said Diree
Afterwards ot the first day Of June 1850 met and
duly organized duly elected all the officers required by said
Rail Road Company" and adopted All OF which
fully appears full and complete statement Of said Board
duly certified their Secretary under the seal
said Company the oath OF said Secretary and filed in the
pecve and dongs OF said Commissioners and said Directors
in the premises.
Therefore Joseph A. Wright Governor
being fully satisfied from all and acted
the that the provisions Of the referred have
been substantially complied WITH other association.
pany individual individuals having application
the railway said specified do by of the
hoty in said Acts all
shall that the association aforesaid which has assumed the
Of The Northern Indiana R. R. Coz duly
munies intended be conferred by the Acts above mentioned
In testimony whereof have heeunto hand and caused
to be affixed the Seal OF the State of Indiana, al
Indianapolis this Ilth day of June, A. d. 1850
the Iirty-fou year of the State, and Of the
LIS United States The sevent ylourth.
by the Governor,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
CHARLES II. TEsr, Secretary of State. y173w. Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

EDROPOSAIS invited fer the gubhng grading hrdg
ID twenty nine miles Of the main line OF the
burgh and Upper Mississippi Railroad extending from the present
lettings the head Of Tanners Ripley
line to Milford in Decatur county Bids may he filed with the
Secretary Of the company until the Goth day Of Angus; next
whose Office ia Lawenceburgh p and proles will be found
and all other necessary information given.
Attention is also
to Columbus eighteen miles, also that pa Of the Indianapolis
branch lying between eenbng and shelbyv twenty miles
both which
ut the time if favorable bids are made.
The company large OF real estate consisting ri
houses and lots In LawrencebuFgh and Geensbug Of farms
and nnoccuped land Dearborn Ripley and Decatur counties
all situate the line of
IN value by its construction. Bids for work payable In part
the whole in such real stock will be received until
of the general letting above mentioned when all
undisposed OF will he let tho best bidder
GEO. ii. DUNN, President L. and U. NJ. r. r. Co.
June 10, 1850.
fAtlas aud Commercial Cncnnat Journal Ind
anapois; Volunteer Shelbyv Clarion
burg will please copy of each and charge Indiana
Resister,l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
From the En,ivrnnts.

The 81. Joseph Gazette of the 2S,h ult., announces
the arrival of party If returning emigrunts, who
report much sickness the plains. That paper
thinks reports exaggerated, but gives the following.
which is bad enough:
gentleman who crossed the river this place, and
who keeping journal of his travels sends the fol-
lowing list OF deaths the plnins
John Heruger Rails county, Mo-, age 20 years, died
May l1h, 1886 on branch Of Wolf river. Saw two
more graves, bu, name gwen. On the 10th pass
ed grave containing two bodies, died May 81, 1850
but could not make out their names.
On the llth we met emgrants, returning badly
scared They stated there 900 graves between the
head Of Nemeha aud Fort Ksarney To-day we passed
the grave of Joseph VeIt, from Louis died 22d May,
aged 81 Camped about 200 yards from graves,
child about three months DID, the other the grave
OF W. CreekPaun, o Rockville, Indiana, aged about 80
yerrs.
one ]. w Young, Of Carroll county, Mo-, died May LIST,
1850, aged III years. The other George Stanley, Of
Pleasant Valley, Pike county, Illinois, died May 23d,
1850.
On the 18th drove 80 miles, passed two graves without
Names and eneamPed near The grave Of Gordon b. Cof-
feen, aged 80 years, died May 49, 1850, from Brook6eId
/ La SnlIe county, Ill.
On the 18th travelled few miles, and passed a grave
marked VIM Bulock, of Jefferson county, Ill.,, died
May %, 1850, aged 20 years.
On the 18th travelled 20 miles, and encamped or
Walnut creek. Pissed three graves to-day, follows
Robert Malonee died May ID aged 81 years, from Ran
doph county, No. He his death by accidental,
shooting himself through the head Goodson g. Gabbert
other not known. Met six and woman to
day returning, the wonans husband having died th
plains.
have been thus particular in giving the number o
graves on account Of those returning, magnifying th
number 10 great extent and shall continue them
unless they get numerous that record them
have travelled out miles, and have only passed abou
; 70 dead horses Our company is in good health
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
Nexv Firm and Now GoOdstt,

THE just opened Of Hard
comprising latest styles approved patterns
trimmings Of description Builders will please do
the o cali and examine quality, prices &c
be furnished with almost agricultural
implement urh hove spades hoes and scyhes ar
nted without whskey hay forks grain cradles cke
sc. SC
Joiners oopers Carriage and Cabinet Ma
white all other Smiths either by trade
exepdd to the alphabet of IN the
city surrounding country call at the of the GILT ELE
and south side Of Washington street. oppo
site D. Graf heas and exsmne goods prices aud form
the rm being stranger t
community desrous TO become acquainted with the e
zens residents Of Marion and adjoining counties
they will keep good stork OF
continue manufacture cop
per- sheet do all kinds Of job work in their
line order lastly intend being oudone in the
approved kinds of Cooking Stoves warrant
please Being we'll acquainted with the latest
proved made in New York. Pennsylvania and Oh ana
having had twenty practical in the sale Of stoves
trade they hope to please
ALI who may favor them with call.
PI.ATT & WAINWRIGHT.
accommodate residents in the eastern part OF the city
recently occupied by ILL., wiseman
Washington and Delaware opposite the Court
square, and win keep there fun stock of hardware stoves
copper and sheet iron with good workmen to DO JOB
The public invited call and compare
prices with down prices, aud much oblige P & W.
Indianapol July 9th. 1850 lily
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18

The extreme Southern politicians, it seems, ore dis
posed never to be satisied.-Indiana .Juurnal.
If it were not for the support and sympathy which
the extreme southern politicians" receive from such
newspapers the one from which the above extract
is taken, we think II quite probable they would be-
come satisfied with just compromise OF the difficult
ties between the two sections The Indiana Journal,
aud we believe oil the other whig papers in Indiana,
! now stand side by side with Clemens, of Alabama,
Mason of Virginia, Davis. of Mississippi, and other
southern ultras denouncng the adjustment proposed
by the committee of thirteen, and in support of what.
they CALL or did en- II the presidents PLAN" The sout
ern politicians and The northern reasuryfed cabinet
organs seem work admirably In the same harness.
They who few months since at dagger's points
are now holding sweet converse together as 10
the hest and eff;.ciunl means of defeating the
patriotic designs of Messrs. Clay, Cass Webster,
Dickinson, and others, who in favor Of adopting
| some means by which the peace of the country may
be restored and justice meeed out TO all parties TO the
unfortunate controversy. Possibly the base coalition
| NAV succeed in their designs the political caudron
may be still kept boiling; California may be kept
Out of the Union New Mexico left prey TO the
arms of Texas; and Utah rems under the control
of ambitious Mormon priests, whose designs are IN
known and whose customs if report speaks true.
in direct conflict with the laws and customs of tho
United States and of christian countries Ii these bs
their designs perha they may be successful although
we hope not
IL the Union oil these othtes were IKE we O".oh
England and misunderstanding in bribery and cor
ruption and sustained only by immense army ant
navy, and the unspairing of government patronage
them like OConuell, should we call for agitation :.
"ngitniion - Then should the word "Repea" b
inscribed Upon oil banners, and be the watclwor
in all our contests But if the Union Of these State
was founded in Justice; if it was cemented by tn
blood of the pa,roi fathers Of the revolution; il tn
people of both Fectons bound together by tn
common ties Of blood, Of language, OF laws, and .
religion, then the sooner The fatal 'agiiation "
ended the better will it be for the peace Of the couu
try aud for its future prosperity. Let the question
settled Be that the waichword. How great will
the responsibility Of those men who shall BY ihcl
votes or their Influence defeat fair adjustment Of III
slavery and territorial questions. Albany Put
lie Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18

TscgraPhed for the Madison Banner by the O'Rsilly
Line
wAsHINeroN. July II. 8 p. m.


WASHINGTON, July II, 8 p. m.
The union caucus Of members of Congress of all
parties favorable the preservation Of the Union
was held to-day. The South agreed 10 the line OF
thiryfour degrees north latitude the boundary of
New Mexico. Texas agrees to this-Mr- Clay
agreed to 1.-THE North agrees to it-and President
Fillmore is conienied with it. so this question bids
fair TO be settled to the satisfaction of all parties.
proposition is entertained and under discussion
in the to divide California by the lipe.
with prospect Of being carried.
There is Tumor current now that Mr.. Webster
will give place to Mr.. Winthrop in the cabinet.
Gen. Scott arrived IN this city this morning. He
comes to attend the funeral of Gen. Taylor and To
supenntend the military arrangements for the occa-
sion.
The National Intcgencer Of this morning pub
fishes the official order of procession and ceremonies
10 be observed at the funeral.
Aduiant General Jones has issued an order that,
all the military stations the day after the order
has been received the troops shall be paraded at ten
o'clock, A. nj. The order is then to be read to
them, after which all labor for that day will
Minute guns will be fired from sunrise to sunset.
The officers Of the army will also the badge of
mourning their left and swords, and the col
ors of the several regiments will be put IN nurnng
for six months. Similar orders have been issued to
the navy.
The solemnites in this city tomorrow will be Of
the most imposing character. large body of mill
taTy, regular aud volunteers VIII be present, and
there will be al immense concourse of citizens and
strangers.
Horace Greeley is talked of for the Department Of
the Interior IN the new cabinet.
New YORK, July IL, 8 p. m.
The running time Of the Atlantic ten days
and ten hours, the shortest time record.
CINCINNATI, July II, 8 p. m.
During the last twenty-four hours there have beer
ihirty-four deaths Of cholera and hrty-nne of othe
diseases.
The river has fallen eight inches in the last TWEEN
iy-four hours.
A. Lewis's wholesale liquor store. on Coumbr
street, partially destroyed by fire this evening.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
suERIFF's SALE.

virtue OF two executions to directed from the Clerks
Office The Marion county Circuit will
public sale the Court House door in city Of Indianapolis
Marion county, Indiana the FIRST day August next
the hours prescribed by the rents and profits
Of the following described property wit: Thenoh
of out lot numbered ninety the city indianapolis
point thence south seventy feet point thence
feet thence
six feet the place Of beginning.
realize the full Judgment
the above will at the and rsoe sell the
simple Of said real estate without relief from valuation
prasssraent laws G.. c. CAMPBELL Sheriff ~. c.
July 10. 1850 123w BY Dawn s. BEA1E, Deputy.
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SheriH's sale of Real Estate.

V; In chancsry in Marion Circuit Court.
NOTICE hereby given that in Of the decree Of the
Marion Indiana rendered the
April of said the year entitled
Ind the I'd day Of May in said and Of execution
issued said decree will expose sale public
the Indianapolis
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock p. NJ OF the
2 OF July nexFs the rents and profits for the term &c
the following DESERVED premises belonging the
said defendant James Jones tow Lot No. in outot No 81
acos5ng subdivision OF the
OF Indianapolis together with the
thereon the will sell a satisfy
principal forthwith
place offer for sale the interest and which
in said premises will be made
highest bidder for cash in hand.
CHARLES c CAMPBELL, Sheriff.
BY DAVID S. BEkTY, Deputy.
indianapolis, June 90, 1850. o,3w
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Sherif,s sale OF Real Estate.

William T. ERasMus MAxFoRD WILLIAM c. vsr BIl
Thomas c. ALFokD aud IsABEL Clsncery
Epr virtue Of decree of the Marion county Circuit Court
the October Of said Court o the year 1870
will pulc SALE the Court House door in the city Of
Indianapolis county of Marion Indiana the
July the hours prescribed by law the
profits years the following described real
wit: off the of bot square fly
in the CITY of indianapolis On failure realize tho
full amount of JUDGMENT interest and costs will al the
necessary satisfy the full Of decree interest,"
the defendants above mentioned
relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
c, c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18

In PROBATE CoU2T-AUGUsT TERM, A d. le5Q.
JoEL McMAuAs THOMAS DALE, John c. Walls and MAsy
Wallis his wife. Petition for Partition.
thai The
- Joel Mchahan by Al Boone his Attorney Sled The Office
OF The Clerk Of the Probate Court OF Boone county his
the above entitled and affidavit Of
person, defendants Walls Mary
residents of Indiana,
Walls and Mary his wife, defendants Aforesaid hereby notified
of the fling and pendanry Of said petition against them in said
Court d that unless they appear in said Court the calling
the at the next term thereof be held Lcbnon
2d Monday August next and plead the said
on the will be heard and the determined their
absence. Attest. LEVI LANE, Clerk.
Al for Pc Jul III 3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC


MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
For Senatorial Delegate, A. F. MORRISON.
JAMES JOHNSON,
Fer Req. Delegates, J.P. CHAPMAN,
LEVI l.. TODD.
{ BENZ. MORGAN,
For Representatives, MADISON WEBB,
p. HOSBROOK.
For Sheriff, CHARLES G. CAMPBELL.
For Treasurer, JOHN NJ. TALBOT.
Fm. Auditor, ISAAC w. HUNTER.
For Probate Judge, ADAM WRIGHT.
For Co. Cona'r., MATTHEW r. HUNTER
For Coroner, PETER F. NEWLAND.
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ELLIS IL SPANN,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
ssdin N n u,OliS. Unsli:sn 1 i,

UJAvING added To the large stock Of printing materials
chased OF the Mes chapmans, splendid assortment Of
Type Border Cuts Ornaments Flourlshes &C
well better
prepared any description Of printing than any "ne
office IN the
distance will receive the prompt attention.
Ohce at the old stand Of the State Sentinel Illinois Street.
Indianapolis, Ind
IuucQl
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GANDGn aTx1s

Fee announcement. paid adrance il paid
advance, sal
EDITOR THE STATE SENrtSEL:-Please announce the
of ABsER SMITH independent Candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff of Marion County, the August
election, in favor of License, and oblige Your friend
ABNER SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18
MARRIED.

On the 9TH inst, by Moses flnrlin, Esq, MIR. WV.
PEAsLEE, Of Shebyvis, to bliss Ma RIA FRANCIS Bur-
LER, Of Springboro, Wsrren county, Ohio.
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NOTIG,E,

nj Office hereby the voters Of Marion county fndi
~ the general election be heh in the
townships said county the first Monday in August 1850 each
voter will upon upon question the adop
ton 1889 increase and extend the benefits
common schools. CHARLES c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOlicc.

ETTER sof Administration the Estate OF Johnston
late Of county deceased have this day been gsante
by the Clerk Marion Probate
si July o. issc. INV s'' JOHN NEwkIRx, Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-18

School Books, Paper. Blank Books, &c.
a. S. BARNES s. co.,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS.
No. 81, John Street, New York
w ERCHANTs coming sending nd
I'VE srAToNERY be supplied upon the liberal by
the above house.
June 49, 1850. 6-cm
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STATE CAPITAL HOTEL


JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
cHARLEs II. Trsr Secretary of State jyI73w. Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
F. MATH e S
GALLIPOLIS STOVE DEPOT
AND HOUSE FURNISHING ES.
TABLISHMENT,

At the sign of the STOVE,
Next door to MILLER's CORNER.
Wholesale and retail dealer in
m Cooking, Parlour, Urn, and other
G&0diferent patterns of Stoves; Japan
ned, Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron. Brass, and
Zinc Wares; Tenders; Bird Cages; Lard
Lamps; Safes; and Bathing Apparatus.
He would inform the public that he con-
tinues 20 manufacture and keep on hand
all the different articles connected with
his business.
Country merchant are requested to call
or send their orders and they will find his
prices uniform and cheaper than either
Cincinnati or Pittsburgh.
Marking plates cut in the neatest man
ner. and particular attention given to Job
Work, House Spouting, and Repairing.
CKanawha Republican and Jackson
Standard publish to amount of five dol
lars, each, and charge this Office.
Gallipclis, Feb. II, '50.--Aug94
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
CLNIoE LEcrvREs.
Law Department.

Hon. E. w. N. King, Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Las.
John Delafeld, Esq. Professor Of CONNER
cial Jurisprudenen.
TERMs-50 dollars per Session.
All communications pertaining to this De-
partment must be addressed to
f. w. VI. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850,
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities,
moral worth and professional requirements,
will compare favorably with the most distin-
guished in our country. The medical faculty
constitutes an anomaly in this or any other
country--all Of them are able lecturers and the
best of teachers.
Those who viii contemplate our geographi-
cal position, and the extent Of our population,
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise OF the kind As
10 health, including all seasons Of the year, We
deny that any other city has more.
A common error exists in the minds Of many
students relative to the place Of studying med
icine; those who intend praetieing among the
diseases Of the West and South should GER
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of the per-
manency Of this school, we feel it our duty to
state, that the Trustees and Faculty form a
UNIT in action; which augurs well for its future
success; and that the peculiar internal orgOni'
zation which connects them, cannot be Inter.
rupted- E. w. M. KING,
President Of the Memphis Institute.
Feb. %, lS50.-ly
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Holmes Co. Wing
From the GAINESVILLE Courier,
The Other Side.

EDITORS CoURIER:-Gentlemen
| have read with some interest the
articles OF your correspondents or
the subject of the Homestead Elk,
emption. l was sorry they were SC
long, not because they were tedious
but because their length was evi
dence of the fact that they had not
we'll digested the subject.
Here / believe is the whole argu'
ment against the law. ga man who
has no property can have no credit
the law reduces men worth $500
to level with men ofno means al
all, that is, it deprives them of credit
therefore rich men are benefited al
the expense of those in moderate
circumstances.
Such argument is founded on a
false view Of credit. Men who use
it go upon the suppositior that cred
it costs nothing-that there is trust
without what an old friend of ours
calls interest. Suppose there were
no borrowers would capital be ben-
eftted. III have $1,000 TO lend is
it no advantage to me TO have the
borrowers increased instead of di.
minished, or if | have $4,000 in
goods to sell is it to my interest that
the number Of buyers should be re.
ducedl Nonsense, nay worse than
nonsense.
erich men have all the credit
Fiddlesticksl What does a rich
man want with credit? Credit sup
plies the place of riches; it is a sub.
stitute, it is attached to demand and
not TO supply. Whenever you i'm
pair it therefore you decrease de-
mGnd and consequently reduce the
value Of the supply.
But deny that the law will in
iure credit-on the contrary it will
purify it. 1t will base all small cred
III transactions upon integrity and
enterprise and not upon capital. Ii
will therefore enhance the value OF
truth and industry, for they alone
will be trusted. An honest, indus
trious man will always command as
much capital as he is capable OF
using to advantage. The unfortu-
nate, under this glorious exemption
law, can never be tyranized over by
an implicable Shylock.
EX EMPTIONE.