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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

.fad Manufacturers Of erery Kiad and Qualify If
Household kurslilVTc,
Indianapolis. Ind.
rounding country that they will above business
Of the liberal patronage which has been heoore extended
TO the establishment.
The great superiority buildings Machinery TENDERS
facilities for such successful competition by
other establishment. j. diftcu If rot Impossible
TURNyGA for iurniHe dr is kept
ssnily operation an description with great
fscily.
Every Boards Chairs tables Bureaus Bedsseads
Stands &C. kept constantly hand and manufactured TO
orIer at the shortest notire, aud on the Test terms
UND ERTA KING.
"A We shall give especial attention this
branch friends
~ OF deceased the Indispensable trouble attend
t the death OF friend and would that they
# pared undertake the who business funerals.
~ sired any thereof reasonable such
nd furnishing either horse hearse buih after the
81 approved style. Also casges and every other
~ quite pertaining TO the business.
PATENT CoRPsE PREsERvER-They will continue this
valuable The object for which isinended perfectly
dersy any length
The such machine be estimated but by those
der feelings which long for the of departed friend
and among those who heve heen compelled account
the fast decsying their friends pleasing sstsfse
ton has been given speak highly such
and useful invention Benevolent institutions and all 9TH
PREPARATION interment
this machine, them for weeks perfectly Rofrrsye
state allowing all TO upon them. b. FILTER a. Co.
N We have Hearses and Carriages aud the best End
most careful hands that all calls and will be
punctually and satisfactorily attended TO.
fr1fo lis E.h
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
NEW ROOKSt

ls day eceIvedLanguag and Literature Of Slsric Nations
with sketch OF their popular poetry, ny Tavi with pre-
lace by Edward Robinson, d. l.. L. D.i VOL limo CLOTH
Talbot and Vernon. "a novel; vol. limo.
Lectures Art and Poems Washington AIson
Ri-hsrd Henry Dana Jr vol. I2mo. muslIn.
Hand Book of Oil Painting by an American artist
kaioo ali, cheap edition. Thoughts by IIor
ace Mann JOG ROSS s. RAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
PERIODICAL AGENCY.

OSS RAY door west Of Brownngs have had trans
erred them the Periodicals lately delivered
to subscribers this F. embracing among
the follow Ing popular serials:
Blackwool's Magazine, and the
British Quarterly Reviews
The London Literary Journal,
American Gallery of Art,
American Reviews, and the
Ladys and Gentlemen Magazines.
Persons who have receive Magazines
any wishing subscribe, will please call on ROSS RAY,
1903 Booksellers aud Statoners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

II e NOV l.
AND NEW ARRIVAL.
7 NJ. BRAMWEIL & Co. have three east 10
the Checkered Store lately occupied Mesrs
ree where they receiving and
and best selected stocks goods In the place. which
Dry Goods, NotiosS and Trimmings,
of almost every variety and style.
Boots, Shoes and Hats. Queenscare. Glass and Glass
Ware. Nails. Groceries. Sal. DC DC,
All OF which they selling The possible for cash or
approved country produce
Cash paid for Wheat the highest market prices.
j. Nj. BRAMW ELL, s CO..
Atthe Checkeed Store.
India lis Mav0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
QUEENSWARE ESTABLISHMENT,
10 CQENIR Y uERGHA WIN

:
fef rI'HE receiving hans
NJ large and sehera stock OF Qneens Glass
r. ~ he pclses made expressly this
~ andcan he furnished reduced prices
aim establish permanent business and the
Offer will patronage.
Arrangements have been made with houses country
viii enable have regular all
Europe hich
low any establishment
wholesale prices
Law 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
Dissolution Of I.arinershiD.

EHE partnership eretore existing between Jonathan Wal
ter and John Nauvinger the mill business.
county was dissolved by mutual The 18th MAY
1850 Jonathan Wster will continue The business and settle ths
Affairs Of the late firm. JONATHAN WALTER
May 30. 1850 I0s-3wT IoHN NAUVfNrER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
NOTICE 10 BUILDERS

UDROPnSALS will received of the Madison
and indianapolis Railroad Company indianapolis until
- O'Clock Friday the 9Th day
Engine House. Machine and Blacksmith shop said
Indianapolis.
Plans and specifications building exhibited at the
office Of Mr. Hubbard Saturday the 18th instant
cash
tai completion Proposals for the entire job preferred
thuse for portions OF the work will he considered.
JOHN BROUGH President NJ. & l. r. r. Co.
Mav
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
RE1YOV

FULLY Co have their Hat and Cap the
= old stand, that lately
Craghead. Drug Store, where they opening
stock for which, with their old stock
form OF the establishments West They
still adhere to the low price pley which has
mrnt roPuiar and would respectfully all
good Hats and Caps give their goods and prices
before purchasing. Nav 4-fO2If
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

EndiImapOIis Stcam Boiler and Sheet
IrOn Factory.
fuNHE undersigned being practical wokmen, through
years. experience in of the first embellishments Eng
land Wales prepared repair order
and Chimnes Of descriptions cheap other
They
xd for punching Washers cutting PIow Shares and cumming
Saws require bat little filing danger
the
Situated Pennsyv street, south Of the Post Office.
All wishing purchase invited 10 call
MAY 4-i0l 3m KELSHAW SINKFR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
HDiSSolsIrjan.

OilcE hereby given that the copanership heretofore
existing under the firm of Sdds & Lea in the Drug bust
ness was dssolved the 18th instant by mutual cossuf
All unsettled business OF firm will settled
who VIII continue the business tie old stand, south
Washington street, 4th door from Meridian
Mays 90 1850 lanes IE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
ROOMS TO RENT.

ZA THE rooms in Grfiths Block, Ladies' an
isssEa store. Fo particulars, inquire Il the said
i..tS store. when the same may be examined. They
Mavo mn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

Partnership Notice.
FENHE subscribers having formed partnership the Drug husi
d will conducted the of
BRowNNG the old stand of D. Craghesi where al
respectfully invited give trial and pledge nest
eudeavors to render satisfaction DAVID CRAItsHEAD,
ROBERT BROWNING.
indianapolis, May Is, 1850.
The subsc iber would thanks
from whom has liberal PATRONAGE during
and " ask
tie firm of Craghesd & Browning.
will also respectfully all having
unsettled and early prsc
ticsble. DAVID CRAIGHEAD.
nd May IO7
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
rEREsE HAUTE ~ RICHMOND RAIL
ROAD.

$3.50 49, Esslssss -
rHNEH OF the auIe and Richmond Raad
Company residing Marion Hendricks and Morgan Counties
herein E. j. Peck r. Fletcher VI the Once OF
s. A. Fletcher dollars each share of Stock subscribed Tor
Company. FAY of February aud further
of every sixty that date until the
whole is paid.
By the Directors, all payments will draw interest
bic n siockl mt the Road is in operation
he for The
c.. ROSE PIest. Of +. n. * r. II. r. c.
indianapolis Nov. 9th, 1919. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
sGOTT,S SPRING FASHIONS,

SEOTT'S SPRING FASHIONS.
Ready for Distribution at s 80 for single number,
So per gear.
THE subscriber has made ample supply Of
work, which will be dsi
bation the first of every March and September.
He will also be in regular of SCOr"S MIRROR OF
FASH containing I2 eolored Of fashion, pat
together with complete system cutting which will
furnished ST. and be by mail any
O him.
Squares and Scales Measures, Shears
and all other implements pertaining the business
hand and will be sold prices
All orders, post paid, will receive prompt attention.
JAMES HALL.
100 No. 2 Temperance Hail. InIiarapoiis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CnSl 80 900 90.

SURPLUS OYER TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
AL secured by Bond and Mortgage on Real Es'afe.
uNHE undersigned prepared policies of the above
Company. He the public that after personal ex
animation and proper inquiry city OF New York TO the
standing this Company he satisfied Of the best
the and eonsdeIed by the New York public He
pledges meto the holders Of policies in this that IN
Of loss by fire they shall full Indemnify without nnne-
cesary delay All Losses paid within 90 days afer adjustment
itself sued the
Marion County Courts. A. w. NORRIS, Agent
Office CsoyernO Circle, Indianapolis
indianapolis April II. 1850 os-omos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
JTJDGE BLACKFORD,S REPORTS

VTOUME Eight Of tie Indiana Reports containing
May 1876 TO November l5f9,
i've, by Isaac Biackford, A. NJ.
Just published and for sale at the Bookstore OF
C. u. DAVIS,
May TO- 1850. lei One door Crsghead's store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

WATERS POWER AND BUILDING
TO LEASE,
NOR Of years power for Of sones and building
q attached Said building 80 by 50 feet two stories high ard
of 90 by 50 feet Attached SAID building addition Of
80 feet
The property FAN Creek
Cor Machine large Cabinet shop
Address, n. WEST, post office indianapolis Ia. eeu
Enquirer Dayton Empire copy OF 81,
andch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
JUST RECEIVED,

"A make. aud It low nrit. Io7 a. cRAYDoN~
j Willie sold steoss 81 "a WI. TALB0TT's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
BLACKFORD,S REPORTS.

agued and determined In the Supreme Judi
Of the STATE Of Indiana vol VIII containing the
May Is46 to November term s47, both Inc lusive
1O6 ROSS a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

rHHCVNLKs AZ HfHUfHE NT n ~ bEE
YARD.
THE work of this yard, branch of which lately
Grafton at ndanapos will executed for the
season at Madon where variety of first quality OF
Italian and American Marble and the lest Free Stone will al
be hand Until the branch resumed this place all
orders lei at Mr. Brad<haw's the Madison
Depot with s. Willis Architect will he promptly attended
to- Work in the Cemeteries here will he the
and Cincinnati prices. FALCONER s. HIGHET
3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
STOVES! STOVES |!

STOW Is! STOVES.
ENB undersigned reeivin Cincinnati Louis
vile the most splendid OF Siovesever brungto
danapois Of all the
Cooking Pao Alright Ox Ten Plate Stoves,
which These
all purchased will be sold
for cash only and that small advance consequently
will The public
examine for themselves
showing Stoves neither a sale IL effected az not.
THOMAS BUST
~ Sign Of the Red Anvil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
Hardware q CutIcr,

% n DOZ. Knives and Forks consisting ivory Self
ID - ~ TIPPED Bucks, sham Buck. Sc. for sale by
100 HENRY s. KELLOGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

TUs superior Ga
y Seeds, warranted be fresh spec
mems. They raised and nut ND J. r. l..
arker Frcdonia New York. Call at the drug store of
stIf A. +. MORRISON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
ECONOMY AND SAFETY.

Make Ready for Clay County Coal
THE subscriber has received splendid of
style crates called Eureka, with beautiful jamb fronts
hearth fenders ash pans and every necessary fixing putin
up which he offers at Cincinnati prices expenses added
sign of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove.
1903 HENRY s. KELLOGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH!

SONS Daughters and adets Of Temperance all others no
- wish good article Of Soda Water Foun
fsin tf Health, SiDDATL'S Drug store
l05 Under Odd Fellows,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
J. R. FITLEN. q %.

NttccrSnrS 10 .Il>eVh I. NiffFFhFr.
UNDERT AKERS AND COFFIN-H AXE 5 /.
.and Mangfactursrs Of erery Kiad and Qualify ef
Household Furniture,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
LIGHT! LIGHTll LIGHTIll

UNHE subscriber having purchased he entire stock f
newly invented Oxygen Lard Lamps recently offered
in this city which have given perfect satisfaction every
the hundreds have tried them in Indianapolis
the Big Paddock aud
HENRY S. KELLOGG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

COMPLETE and extensive assortment of the celebrate
IA Novelty Locks Laches &C. just ecev ed from
WORKS Pittsburgh, Pa and for SAL exceedingly
104 SRAYDON's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

PRorHEsYINo AND PRESIDENT MAKING. Few
papers in this country are in the habit Of putting
forth sagscous articles on political movements,
their tendencies and results, than does the Nee
York Herald. Occupying an independent position,
its vision ~ never discolored by party misis, and
IL often sees into the future with eyelike pro-
phesy. We give to-day two Of its articles, which
are worth reading, and may set many 10 thinking.
The article On the opening Of the Pre- sdent making
season is funny, amusing and sensible article.
Through its bizdrts and rollicking style may be
discovered a solid basis OF shxewd thought and
sega cious speculation. I;s authorizations have much
the sirof probability n one particular v shadows
forth something very like the truth, and we quote
passage, with vieS to arrest espesial attention
TO it,
"The Southern usras may possisly refuse to mix
IN the conteet at all, or they may have candidate
date Of the House; and the chances are that toe
Nashville Coavestion movement will carry the
day." ,,,-,,,,..,,..
South than mere President making. PrcsideDi
making has been her bane asd her rights, and sub,
stantisl ntereste have suffered In the squabbvs,
schemes, intriGues and compromises Of her Ppssi,
Of sce 10 her when y her ana
| how many Of them obtain federal Office, than tina
she should have her just and fair legisatisA Thi
she can only get by patriotic sngleness 81 purpos,
on the part OF her political leaders, ana unity O
action. The southern convention Ia destined Z
| concentrate Southern opinion and sctspa and plac
Der on high and impregnahle gror.nA " the con
federscy. Let the street politi sans and thei
| hangers on-thc ultra Submission .ss and consold
tonists Of the South--the ultra nee soiIers an
| consolidationists Of the North, vaunt and rear a
they will-let them deride s.oa ricicule the Mash
vile Convention, and all coneerned in II, TO thei
| hearts content II 10 an old saying, "Let then
laugh who win" We Are willing 20 he patient
and bide our time. The predictions In the article
The Nashville Couvention-A New Epoch
Politics." are 10 the same effect Read both art
cleo, and, In few days, we viii publish a fe'
more Of the same ssrt.-dssxsfo tGs.) Cossfifs
] tio~ahst, Nov. p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

Paris. Among tho most Conspicuous will men,
ton that Of Mr. Charles Hugo, (soa Of Victor
Hsgo,) and Mr.. Charles viennot, for causes un-
known TO the public. Mr Hugo, was wounded by
sword thrust in the knee, but not dangerously.
Mr.. Roqueplan is also on the eve OF having an en-
counter with Mr.. FioTentino, of the Cwsatrs, for
an article written against him by the Italian bravo
II is hoped that the friends of both parties will
arrange the matter.
The father of the Proudhonian schsoll'.-Pro-
perty is theft, "-Proudhon, has a son. A jeune
sociaiise is newly born to the apostle of these dan
gerous doctrines, which have created so much evil
in our social circles. Whist will he say now that
his heart has been moved by pattern ii feeling!
We shall see.
A festival 10 the press, was given on Friday last,
by M Perree, TO mis- contemporaries and reporters
Of the journal lie Siecte. II was in the splendid
Moorish hall of the Hotel des Princes. The Al
hambra was filled with all the attaches TO the
SieCie, including the paste aud wrappers" the
carriers and women folders; and the speeches de-
livered on the occasian, were really excellent.
The dinner was good, and the whole affair went
of in the most fraternal style.
This dreadful disc will, fear, take its quarters
in the neighborhood of Europe, and will visit us
every year, as the yellow fever does New Or
leans. A dangerous visiter indeed.
tunnel of a mile in length has been achieved
under the river Neva (snow river,) at st. Peters
burgh. The architecture is said 10 be admirable,
and the work strong.
You have heard, perhaps of that invention made
by Frenchman to raise and lower the sails of
ship without the help of seamen. The experiments
in our ports have proved very successful, and this
new process will, no doubt, be of much use for the
future, for the marine of the whole world. Aa
Engshman claims 10 be the first who discovered
the process, but such is not the case.
MIR. Silas Burrows, the American friend Of the
Gar Nicholas, of Russia, was in Paris with his
son, the other day. met him on the Boulevards,
and we had long talk on every mater concerning
New York.
/ visited, the other day, an American gentleman,
Mr. Barlow, of the firm of Derby & CO., IL Park
place, in New York, who carries to the United
States the NEST beautiful assortment of goods, for
gentlemen, ever seen ia New York--velvets cloths,
cashmeres-every article is superb, and am sure
that his m0gds,n will be beseged by all the beaux
and candles Of New York. Nothing of the kind
has yet, think, been seen in your city. y. H. r.
AMERICANS IN PARIS
Maj. 7. c. Tucker (Pres't W W Campbell, New York;
Leather Manuf Bank) Jno. d. Wolfe, do
lady snd two daughters, willard Spencer, do.
New York; James Brown, do
Rev. John l. Tucker. do Charles Roome, do.
Mr. Henry Eekford, Phila DR. Il O. Whiterill, Canaan
dephia; daigus N "
Mr. Degen and lady, New mo. D. willard Troy, Y;
York. M. Msgofnn Kentucky;
j. Jennings, Philadelphia b. NJ. Richardson Phila
g. L. LIE, Geneva, n Y; delphia;
@. T. ChickeriRg, Boston; 8. W. Embury New York.
Jos. A. Humphreys Ken 8. NJ Hoyt, New York.
tueky;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

The police has just arrested several members
OF an Illicit society of an extraordinary character,
which was In the habit OF meeting at No. Rue
de POrion Ii was a sort of religious sect styling
itself Lies Beguins," or San abaptistes," or "Mul-
tipiants;" the supreme head of this sect, named
Digonnet, and honered by his adherents with the
surname of "Le Bon Dieu," had established the
central and supreme seat at St. Jean de Bonnie
ionds (Loire) A person named G.. had imported
this pretended religion into Paris, and succeeded
in making certain number of proselytes of each
sex, who had, nevertheless, been on The decrease
during the last few months, on account of the
vigilance of the police, who had already driven the
sectsrans from one of their haunts at Belleville.
The Beguins have a creed which differs on many
points from the various persuisions generally
known. One OF their tenets enOins them not to
work and not TO care for the morrow; marriage
is allowed, but only on condition OF ngid
observance of chastity between man asd wife;
on the contrary, young girls are taught TO give
way, without opposition, 10 every temptation
such being the will Of lie Bon Deu Digonnet
Religious meetings take place several times a
week, and on Saturdays the sectsrians are bound
TO repair To the place Of meeting, when the high
priest opens the proceedings by communicating
TO the believers the letters he has received The
president then breaches a sermon, In which he
generally enoins perfect faith in God Digonne;
after which hymns are chanted, endng in gene
raj cry of " Light for everi Down with nodes
yr' AT that moment all the lights are suddenly
put out, and the meeting remains IN complete OBJ
security for the space OF about twenty minutes. At
tn end OF that tune sht is cred, aud the pre-
sident recommends believers To give up their SUI
Perfumes, not TO work, &c. Being apprsed that
the police had its eve upon them, their songs had
Of late lost good deal OF their intensity, and mat
tresses had been set up against the windows.
Nevertheless, the police penetrated, on the night
Of the l2th into their place of meeting where they
found 50 persons, caring the insignia of the sect,
which consists, in the case of women, of caps
trimmed with red and white Grape and for men Of
a black cord browning their foreheads. There
were eight men present, two boys, eleven women,
six girls, of from Is Is years Of age, one OF IL,
end two little girls of the age OF to g. The house
was searched, and many papers, pamphlets. insig-
MIA, &c, were seized --GdtignGnis Messenger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Rrc ,rrTULArroS BY rioURrs.

Democratic majority, thus far, u.
Democratic gain, 70 members.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

rsm os~~e.ses hwsk {, 1851, sst terminates Marc
T. 1858.
PrRsT SESSION COMMENCES FIRST MONDAY N
pRoEMBER, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

OsE or 1HE FRurTs OF FoURIxRIsx cor
respondent Of the Albany state Rsgisfer, writing
from Queens county, l.. l., under date OF the 18th
inst says AT our court Of Oyer and Termner, Just
held, William H Remsen was tried, and found
guilty Of setting fire TO his fathers barn, Jacob
Remsen, near Msnhassst lie was sentenced to
Imprisonment in the State prison for seven years.
This may be regarded one of the first fruits OF
forty years OF age, and has spent idle rowing life
school He embraced fourierism, aRrarianiau.
anti rentsm, &c. &c, about the time these doc.
trines began to be introduced into this country.
through the medium IF one Of the New York CITY
papers, and ultimately became quite phiosophef.
writer, &c. Some years since he became 40 tho.
roughly indoctrinaied with these theories, that he
actually published book, sdvoc sting an equal d.
vision Of the lands Of our farmers among the
less Hia father, who is one Of our most rcspects-
bic farmers, was compelled, ultimately, TO borrow
for and pive to this son, $500 In cash. 10 indscs
him 10 leave and seek his fortune elsewhere. The
$500 was soon spent. The son returned. ana ia,
ever since annoyed his worthy parent with de
nsnds tor division or share Of his property. which
demands the parent could not comply with, IN jus
tice to himself and large family The sen, tksre
| upon, few weeks since, set fire 10 his fthsr'
barn; and while the barn was yet burning, he ais
set fire to several stacks Of untssreshed Graip o,
another part Of his fathers fsrn, all Of wkich yer
consumed. The prisoner was defended by abb
counsel, who could devise nothing better than n
sanity AZ defence. But the prisoners writing
hsd rot made sufficient converts 10 sRrarisais
and anfi-rcntsm, to secure his scquisfsl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

kkrrucxY.-This, in addition to the returns a.
ready published, gives the census Of 6hy.thrss
couEues, the total number of inhabitants In which
amounts TO oiS4Sl. There ere l0l counties In the