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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
GREAT ATTRACTIONS

GREAT ATTRACTIONS
AT MRS. BRADLEY'S,
On Illinois Street, North West Of Palmer House.
Vain are ballads odes, or sonnets,
Fen heroic would fail,
To describe the splendid Bomeis,
Mrs. Bradley has for sale.
Bonnes 6ner richer, rarer,
Never a lady's eye,
Warranted win the wcarer,
Love that gold could never buy.
HAIR Gimp Chip Straw Florence, Fluted,
Pearl, Victoria, Plated Braid,
French Alboni, Coburgh, suited
To complexions every shade.
Jenny Lind Pamela, Spanish
Trimmed to order IN n
Ladies call, your doubts will vanish,
When you hear the moderate price.
She has fairest, richest Laces,
Ribbons, dyed in rainbow light
Wells, TO make the painest faces,
Son and beautiful, and bright
She has radiant wreaihs Of Roses,
Leaves and Buds fresh and fair
As the balmy spring discloses,
Such only Houries
She has Feathers, Gloves, Illusion,
Ribbons OF threads OF gold
All bright things in such profuson,
That the half cannot be told
Come We misses maids and mafrons,
Gentle simple small and great,
Call and choose the richest patterns,
For il soon may be too late
Indianapolis Oct. 5, 1s5O-3w
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Central Plank Road Company.
NIOTICE-s hereby given that the Books OF the Central Plank
Road Company will be opened Subscription Of Stock
ha 10Th day October the office of Doc d. w lay
in Putnam county, the residence of Jesse Keum Hen
bricks county, the Office of the Secretary of Company
danapos Marion county; and the John TemPln
Hancock county and will that date.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
wM. ROBSON, Pres't
r. b. DUNCAN, Sect'ry. sept1S-i10Oct.
D-Sennel Greencasle please insert three weeks and send
count 10 this Office.
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indianapolis to Buffalo in Fifty Hours, and Lo
gansport to Buffalo in Forty-Two Hours.
THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY run
HZAS$SklA ming -Four Horse Coaches daily between Lo-
As<E&S gansport Ind, and Niles, Mich lea wing Lo-
ganspor al X, A. NJ. and arriving at Mics
M day connecting with the u o'clock train
Detroit and continuing to Buffalo in best class boats with
detention. This line will be the best STYLE in
Troy Coaches passengers rely upon arriving Detroit
Buffalo, and New York without delay.
Through Tickets be secured at the Stage Offices
ISDIANAPoLIs, LoGASsPoRT, and LAFAYETTE.
n. B. EXTRAS furnished at all times. july27-3m weow
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HANGING Done At The shortest notice. leaving order
ID the Bel and Brass Foundry, south side Washington street
o1f doors Masonic Han sren variety Of Bells and Bel
f1Is on hand - q -. . = - innel
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COMMERCIAL.


Corrected Weekly for The Indiana State Sentinl,
By KIRLA1TD & FTrzGIBBoN,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco, and Produce.
EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

Indianapolis and Brownsburg Plank Road
oTICE hereby given to the Stockholders of the Indiarapo
" lis and Brownsburg Plank Road Company that Friday the
18th day Of October next Election will be held the house Of
John Larrmore Mecanesbug Marion county between the
hours 10 O'Clock, A NJ O'Clock, p
five Directors Of said Company BY order of
ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER,
NORTH GREEN,
BENJAMIN NJ LOGAN
JAMES JOHNSON,
JOHN CARLISLE,
sepi1e-3w Cormisso ners
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HOLMES, HOUSE.

H0L MES HOUSE.
THE undersigned has taken this well known stand, the
-. National Road, miles from Indianapolis. The
Blu dng and equal in size to the best Hotels in lndi
annapolis well furnished His
supplied procured the
try The cooks careful and experienced that transient visit
will be well accommodated with boarding in the city, and
on moderate
1ndi-
annapolis of the Of the
House oct5-3m OLIVER MORSE
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Tickets Sl0-Halyes S5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $40
Do 10 Of &c Half do .......- &C
Do do of DC Quarters do ...-......... 80
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MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD

On aud after Monday the Both
- Passenger trains will leave Madison and Indian
apos respectively at Is minutes before O'clock A. NJ and
rive al the places l O'Clock, p. NJ.
JOHN BROUGH. Presit.
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NJ OTICE-Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ pointed Administrator Of the Of Ernest BergoneT de-
ceased said Begoner resided in Marion county Sisie OF indiana
All indebted said requested make immediate
payment the undersigned All persons having claims may
sent them for settlement JOSHUA STEVENS.
Indianapolis, Sept. 81, 1e50-3w.
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Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $50
Do do of IS Half do ............ IS
Do do OF 25 Quarter do .......... 90
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ANEW DRUG sToRE-The subscriber would respectfully so-
IL cit the citizens Indianapolis surrounding country call
and his stock Of Fresh Drugs Medeaes Paints 0
Varnskss, Fancy Articles, which he
cell low can be bought any other house in this city
wholesale retail
County Pcdars would do well TO call and
examine his stock and prices before purchasing All articles sod
warranted.
TIE highest make, price paid Feathers Rags Faxssed Nus
ard Seed Bccswax G.see and otler Icaishle produce
n l. p SlDDALL. Druggist;
juue1 So,rf sic Hdshfagror Tadiaiklr0hs
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n Aw SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIvERsITY.-This
under the of Hon. DAVID MCDONALD and
T. Its advantages the sndent
generally known and admitted To such intend
practice Indiana furnishes peculiar Inducements for they
the theory of law general bn the practice Of
and the Sautary notifications OF the common
which obtain IN Indiana
The instruction embraces all the branches Of legal sci
taught daily lectures and Rotations, and
weekly Moot
The the Junier Class Backsone's Commena
rics Kents Commentaries Smith Contracts and Stephen
Pleading Those of the Senior Class Kents Commentaries
Pleading Greeneaf Evidence, and Atfords Equity
Students supply their own text books.
The Tuition Fee is thirty dollars in advance
will the first Monday Of Novem-
Der, and end on the first of March following.
- = III. MAXWELL,
Prss't B. T. Indiana UHir>rsty
Bloomington, Aug 26, 1850. aug31-6w
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sas ~ - q Cd CD CD
$50, 600! GA 278! 2 PRIZES OF &lO, 600

lst Drawn No. 5000 Drawn No. S25
TICKETS ONLY $50.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongaa Academy Class X for 1850 To be
drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday Oct 26ih. 1850
Is Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS-On "Wednesday, October 90,
- 1885, between IL O'clock NJ and O'Clock, NJ, VIII offer
sale, Nashville in Brown county Indiana Section No 90
o a kIto
Lend by OF Congress the promotion Of Education
Caks grant The Section VIII be offered lots 10 su pur
chaseTs.
TERNsCah, oneourh cash. the balance in tree equal
nual with interest the Of per aun
payable in advance annually. CAMPBELL BAY,
aueo4-fs. Auditor Cl1-kc county.
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IARD CASES-Lades win 60 visiting, and Card Case Is
~ Indispensable beautiful Of Silver, Pearl, She'll
nsd found prices
by calling al TALBOTT's Jewey Store. seps5
II NIvEs AND RAZORS.-Received and opening very
IN Rodgers Wostenholm's Pen and
Pocket Knives of nnumerahe patterns and Also Rszors
ard Scissors from the manufactures all warranted OF the best
quality No other house in the city offer the same
and the above
buying Tabots Jewely Store IN the Capital
House Binding sept2S w H. TAiBOrI.
RoNJuss received large iron including all
il nom narod inch fat and inch square and round bar
warranted good
phan,. septs1 WAINWRIGHT l. BRO.
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81 - ~ ID % Os
$50, 900! 5000! $15, 900
$ADeooo
10 PRIZE OF $1,5

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongaa Academy Glass liz for 1850
be drawn al Alexandra, Va Saturday 10Th Oct
rs Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots!
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HEALTH DISEASE, AND REMEDY, Familiarity and Prac-
cay considered in few Of their relations TO the blood BY
George Moore, NJ. d., one vol, muslin, 6Oc.
ELLEN PARRY, Trials of the Heart; by Olivia.
ADELAIDE LINDSAY; A Novel.
THE MACS HEAD or season among The Bankers" a
Tale Of Sea Shore Life; Gregory Seaworihy
BYRNES Dictionary of Mechanics Engine work and Engineer
ing, No. IL; price CSC
Just received and for sale by ROSS & RAY. oct5
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STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. S.


a DEMONSTRATORS NoTIoE.-Leiers Of Administration
"a the Lee of Marion Of IN
diana deceased have this day granted and issued tie under
signed by the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Marion The
estate is probably insoyen;. DAVID NcCURDH,
senfo5 xvi AdnlInisi
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NJ OTICE-Is hereby that letters OF Administration have
- granted the Of the Probate the county
Of Marion Hunter late Of said county de-
is solvent MATHEW r. HUNTER,
JOHN T. HUNTER,
sept1s-3yx Administrators
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indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. 2, 1850
IT TThe Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio Louisville Democrat,
Louisville KY Journal Of Commerce, New York City. Phs-
depha Ledger, Pa Boston Tines Boston, will publish the
above weekly for sixty days. and forward their the
Audi Of sept<-euavv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

Orcers Tickets and Shares Packages
above Splendid Lotteries will receive the prompt attention.
an Official account of each drawing Immediately after
10 all who order from Address & c. MAURY, Agents,
sept25-H
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The TEHuASTxPEc TREATy coscLUDrp.-The
New Orleans Picayttns of the 10th instant says;
"We have the unspeakable qualification of an
nouncing to our follow citizens the intelligence
that our energetic and accomplished Minister TO
Mexico has succeeded in effectng treaty with
that Government, similar in its provisions TO that
already made with Nicaragua. whereby our citi-
zens will be enabled to carry into effect their cher
ished enterprise Of building railway oommunica-
ton between the two oceans, which will bring New
Orleans within twelve days travel Of San Fran
cisco.
"Mr. Letcher deserves the warmest thanks Of
his countrymen for the tact, energy and unwearied
perseverance, which he has displayed in conducting
TO csssful close this arduous negotiation. On
New Orleans he has conferred an immense benefit
and it will be her ayn fault If the whole current Of
Pacific travel, with its rich treasures, 10 not d.
verted from its present course, md made to centre
in her port.
"On this subject, however, we have fear. We
know that the committee appointed by our citizens,
al their public meeting last summer, have been
constantly and laboriously engaged in the perform
ance Of their duties that they have made the
cessary arrangements with the grantees who hold
the concession from the Mexican government; and
that other and importan preliminary arran gements
have been made, which will soon be presented to
the public.
THE treaty was made on the oath Of June and
entrusted Immediately to a special messenger, to
be carried 10 Washington city. The messenger
arrived here in the Water Witch, and Immediately
proceeded North"
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Er0m tho Ri0 Grnndo.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Yacht, Captain
Thompson, we have received the Brownsville Sen
tinel OF the Sd inst.
by the arrival Of the U. S. steamer Mentoria,
Captain Anderson, the 18th ult., from Camp Ring
gold, the Sentinel learns of more deprcdations by
the Indiana. Capt. Anderson reports that the great
est alarm was manifested by the inhabitants on this
eide of the river AS the boat was coming down,
he says, several families had removed to the other
side, with such of their effects they could hur
riedy convey across. One man particularly. he
opposite bank had hastily driven some of his stock
OF horscs and cattle into the river, and himself
swimming after them when the boat passed him.
This was but short distance above Reyno5a and
the man gave as the cause of his great alarm, the
report that party of one hundred Indian warriors
had just been seen in the vicinity Of his farm.
Some thirty horses and mules had been stolen from
Capt. Ford's command of rangers, at the San An
tonic wes, where they had been placed under a
guard of eight men. The Indians are said to have
surrounded this small detachment who had forti-
fled themselves with barrels and sacks of provi
slOns, left there by a train of wagons despatched
a messenger to Camp Ringgold, and were await
ing the result. Their express after running a
narrow escape from the Indians, arrived in camp
and reported to Ma jor Lamottc, who promptly
despatched Captain Prince, in command of sixty
men, with orders to proceed to the "wels," to the
relief Of the besicged rangers. The detachment of
rangers under the command OF Lieutenant
Hysmith
The steamer Tom Mckinney, Capt. Armstrong,
arrived at Brownsville with news confirming the
above. gentleman who came passenger on the
boat says that the greatest excitement and fear Is
manifested by the inhabitants all along the river.
~ o. Picdylne.
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CoUSsIL BLUFrs-Among the passengers in the
steamer Robert Fulton, last evening, Mr..
Brown, of the firm of Miller & Brown, of Council
Bluff From this gentlemen we learn that an ex-
press from Salt Lake, accompanied by the govern
ment mail from Fort Childs, arrived at kanesville
day or two after his departure, but no news had
transpired previous to the departure Of the boat,
although the express arrived the evening before
she lett. The carriers Of the government mail
were anxious To take passage in the Robert Fulton
TO Fort Lcavenworth, but not being able 20 dispose
Of their mules and wagons, they were compelled TO
perform the remainder of the journey by land, or
wait for another boat.
Verbally, there was no news OF importance 10y
this arrival. The different trains OF cmigrants
were getting along as well could be expected
and there was still come sickness, but not enough
20 cause any very great alarm. The grass had be
come fine. and travelling comparatively easy. At
the Bluffs, things bad become very quiet--all the
emigration destined for the State of Dcscrct this
son had taken up the line of march, leaving be-
hind only those who are, will in all probability
become permanent residents Of that vicinity
Flour, grain, and provisions generally, were sti
very high. Flour was selling for SO per 100 lbs
Corn at g Il % per bushel bacon from TO cts
per h. No oats to be bad. These prices cannot
continue long. The crops represented as be-
ing unusually fine, coming on rapidly, and by
the last of the present month the wheat harvest
would be Mr.. Brown represents the latter
as being Of very superior quality, and grown in
great abundance.
The river at tho Bluffs was slowly on the decline
but with suflicicncy Of water in the channel for
the largest class boats to reach that point
81. Louis Republican, lh.
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NEW ORLEANS, July IL


Special Election Terns Ercitemenf-D enOunce
nnent Of the Gounnment-Ertra Session caiied-Ihe
Cotton Crop Condition Of the Markets, 8'e.-A spc-
cial election held here to-day to fill four vacan
cics in the State Legislature 1t has resulted in the
choice of three Wings and one Democrat There
was but little excitement, and many OF the voters
did not turn out on both sides.
The Texas excitement absorbs much Of the gene
raj conversation. Public meetings have been held
at San Antonio and on the battle field of San ia
cino, at which resolutions were passed denouncing
in strong terms the General Government, and call
ing the governor to proclaim Santa Fe in a state
of open insurrection.
An extra session of the Legislature has been
called in reference especially to the difficulties
now existing Ii is TO convene on the 18th OF Au-
gust next.
The alarm respecting the Indians is subsiding.
The prospects Of the growing cotton crop, though
very bad are more promising.
The cotton market ia decidedly frmer. Ycster-
day, 5000 bales sold at full prices. Good mid
ding 2i to l2.. To-day there is still better feel
ing, and prices have advanced an average of fully
cent. per h. Middling IL. l2i; good mddling
IL. IL, cents per H.
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PAryp-FoLprHG MAcHIsE.-We have sccn sew
crs descriptions OF the novly invented machine for
tho folding of sheets from the press, but until yes
tcrdsy never saw IL in operation. One OF the in
ventons has been temporarily attached to the print
ing press Of the Transcript and the sheet ms worked
off fully printed, passes through asuoccAsion OF Tour
sets Of cylinders placed at right angles, one above
the other, which deliver the paper upon platform,
completely folded az fast esit IL printed. We have
young man in Office who thinks that he can
beat steam in folding papers, but the machine beats
him.-Bosfon Courier.
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NASHVILLE, July l6.
Cholera at Nashville. The excitement In this
city, in reference TO the cholera, has almost entire
ly subsidized
great many persons who left preoiptately have
returned, and business is beginning TO resume its
usual brskness.
The official report of yesterday shows but Ave
deaths from that disease
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TssAry WITH MExioo.--The New Orleans Plea
y,ne Of the 10th inst. states that Mr.. Lotoher,
minister to Mexico, has succeeded in effccting a
treaty with that government, similar in its provi-
sions TO that already made with Nicaragua The
Pioayun adds
This will enable our citizens to carry into effect
their cherished enterprise Of building a railway
communication between tho two oceans, which will
bring New Orleans within twelve days travel of
San Francisco
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I IGHT READING.-Th Initials. a

IL Modern Life. vols. in l. 80 cents
The Green Hand Short Yarn; by "Tom Grim
glc." ~ cents.
cents.
The thousand and Ono Phantom5; by Dumas
author Of "Moute- Christie" 90 cents
The War of Women, or Rivalry in Love; by the
same. so cents.
Reginald Hastings; novel, by Warburton, au-
thor Of "Tbc Crescent aud the Cross" 25 cents.
Norvell Hastings, or the Frigatc ip the Ofhng.
% cents.
Quarter Race in Kentucky, and other Tales Of
the Southwest; by w. Il. Porter. With illustra-
tons. 80 cents.
The Miners Daughters" and the Loaded
Dice" by Dickens. ~ cents.
Newly published and recently received.
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BuRIAL OF THE Hon. s. S. PRESTIss.-S.. ;.
Prentiss was buried on the ID met, in the bury
ing ground OF the Sergeant family near Natchcz,
where rest the remains of Governor Sergeant, and
other ancestors of Mrs. Prontiss. The burial ser
vices we're solemniIod by the RI. Rev. w. NJ
Green, Bishop of the Episcopal Church OF Mssis.
sppi in the presence Of large number OF tho best
and most prominent of the citizens Of the county,
whose tears watercd the grave Of him whom all
loved and whom all admired.
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CARD-wILLARD's HOTEL.

MY ENGAG EMENT with the National Hotel
WI as Manager Of that establishment having
PRED on the first day Of July, would beg 10 make
it known that am again connected with Wizards
Hotel, where | shall be most happy 10 sec my
friends and portion Of the travelling community.
This Hotel is now being enlarged and very eS-
tcnsivcly improved, and every personal attention
will be given for the comfort and welfare Of ito
guests T.. ID. WILLARD.
July ll-co2w
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lSTEREsTiSe DECISION AGAINST EMIGRATION TO
AMERICA "A decision, arising out Of
the same trial, il yet more curious. MIR. Hartley
had LEFT GOO for the best essay emigration, and
appointed the American Minister trustee Of the
fund This bcquest also declared void, on the
ground that such an essay would encourage persons
TO cmigrato TO the United States, and so throw off
their allegiance 10 tho Queen We fancy we have
never heard Of prize offer that could not be as
sailed by objections strong as those which have
arrested MIR. Hartloy's benevolent intentions.
ILondon Hfhennun June -.
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DIX ID.

In this city, on yesterday Thursday morning,
the 18th instant, KATHARINE BROADUS,
youngest daughter of the Hon X. W THoMPsoN,
of Indiana; aged FIVE years, five months and twelve
days.
The funeral will take place to day. (Friday,) AT
~ O'Clock, m, at the house of Mrs Lennon, on r.,
between 10th and tn streets,
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The first sale of new wheat was made in Norfolk,
Monday, st 10 cents. A few days since VIC saw
some beautiful white wheat, of this years crop,
grown in Westmorc,nd-whicb judging by THIS
specimen, must be a fine agricultural country.
The wheat crop Of the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
is seriously injured by the hy and rust, and will be
less than an average yield. We hear similar
gloomy accounts from nearly every portion Of Nir-
ginis. Richmond Enquirer.
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FRoM BRITIsH GUIASA.-By the politcness OF
Captain Rhodes, Of the bark Montczuma, We have
file down TO June 25 Of the Royal Gaseie, pub
The Gazette bitterly assais movement Of reform
of the colonial constitution now going ON there,
and thinks IL will be injurious TO put into the heads
Of the peasantry (blacks) vague notions of politi-
cal rights they do not now enjoy. new law reg
ulating the price OF bread, and another autboriz-
ing small coins, arc highly spoken Of.
IN. u Tribune.
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ID EMOyED.-JOURDAN w. MAURY, Stock,
Ia Exchange and Money Broker, has removed his
Office TO the store recently occupied by Charles j.
Noursc, one door west Of Todd's hat store.
July 10
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made with such lofiy assurance by one whom
no such consideration restrained from the most
degrading imputations upon men whose whole
lives had won the confidence Of their country
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ASoTHBR or RUNos's NoMrSATIoSs.-Ou Our friend
Bbber has always manifested deep interest in the
progress Of political events lie is at the present
moment, very anxious to have Colonel Thunder
rumble nominated to place in the Cabinet.
But" asked the Honorable Mr.. squiggs, ." is he
sound on the slavery question :" Sound :" re-
pcatcd Mr.. Bbber--" Sound! On the slavery ques-
ton guess he is southland nothing else 80
The Honorable Mr.. Squiggs was satisfied, aud
Colonel Thuuderrumbles name may yet find n
place in the list of rumorcd appointments.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

PESITENTIARY, ID. C., July II, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ Wood" will be received at this Office until the
10th Of August. 1850, for the delivery the wharf
Of the Pcnitcntiary, before the let day Of Sep
TENDER next, Of one hundred and twenty cords OF
Oak Wood, and twenty cords Of Pine Wood. Of foil
length, Of medium size, and free from limbs and
lap-wood JOS. -. ELLIS,
july 1876 Warden.