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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

BRAZILIAN SLAVE TRADE.-The latest accounts from
Rio Janero that great excitement prevails there
owing to the destruction of vessels engaged in the
African slave trade is said that the Senate and Cham
Der of Deputies in session passed the strn-
gent laws against the further importation of slaves
The people generally said be much in favor
Of the prohibition of the Infamous traffic We sincerely
hope that the Brazilian government may take such steps
as will efectuay destroy the trade. There very
few of the slaves who annually stolen from their
homes and friends in Africa that do 90 TO Brazil.
That government almost the only that has not de.
elared the African slave trade piracy and if prohb-
its its citizens from engaging in the traffic, immense
dnution in the number of human beings dragged from
Africa will be the result The cause of humanity will
be greatly promoted by destruction of the slave trade
between Brazil and Africa. In the first place there will
then be but small market for slaves fresh from Africa
the western hemisphere. In the second place, the
Brazilian Shareholders will be forced to their slaves
with cemency than they have hitherto exercised
Now the price Of slaves is cheap that but little
is taken TO proOng their lives But if the further I'M
portaton is prohibited then the price will greatly ad
vance, and shareholders will be compelled to provide for
the comfort and health otheir slaves Ipeopehav such
barbarous hearts to trampe those human beings
that may unfortunately fall into their possession, il
well to have humanity forced upon them In Other
part Of the world do slaves high places in
with much facility they do in Brazil and yet
where are slaves treated with more inhumanity 1t il
uncommon spectacle in that country negroes
who began life as slaves, occupy prominent places il
government and society This proves that pre- ndict
against color is not felt there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
The Double Execution at New Haven

New HAVEN, Oct 2.-At IL O'Clock this forenoon,
Henry Leander Foote and James MeCafrey, were exc
cuted in the Jail yard New Haven the first for the muir
der of young girl named Emily Cooper, and the Sec
ond for the murder OF Mrs Anne Smith, on East Rock
near this city. Mrs. Smiths husband also killed
the time, and is supposed by the hand
Religious services had in the prisoners cells
an early hour Both prisoners expressed contrton but
McCafrey denied his guilt to the last.
They brought out of their cells 10 minutes
before ii O'clock attended by the clergy-McCary by
the Rev Mr. 0Reilly, Catholic. He said nothing to
the spectators, but continued calculating ooh God "
"Oh Christ" &c. At minute past IL, Sheriff Parn-
lee stepped on the spring Of the Drop and instantly both
persons suspended by the neck. McCaffry died
with hardly struggle, but Foote suffered more, tho
moose Of the rope slipping around toward the back oil
his neck after few minutes of hard struggles howev-
er, all with him. They yet hanging upon
the scalfold.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
The Hog Crop.

The correspondent Of mercantile house Of Louisville,
having recently visited the pork-packing points the
Illinois and Mississippi rivers the number of hogs
will fall very little, il any, short of last He
saws the number near the river will fall short on account
scarcity and high price of last year, but the
country back will make up this deficiency. The corn
crop ras ner finer, he adds and this will enable feeders
bring all small hogs Market by late feeding
The OF the hack country will be fed to hogs,
will not pay to bring il to market, and ii "a cents net is
paid for hogs, he says it will bring them forward.
At Hannibal, Mo, the deficiency is estimated 5000
hogs; at Quincy and Keokuck and other towns, an in
crease.
The estimate of hogs packed the Illinois and Mis-
sssipp rivers, last season, is 100000 including St
Louis The general increase in Iowa, Missouri and
Illinois, will make up for any deficiency from last year
by the scarcity of corn.-Cin. Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

O~Kossuth, by agreement of the Turkish Govern
ment with Austria, was to DO detained but one year,
which expires the present month. In the spirit oil
intolerance and cruelty the cabint of Wen
now wish TO procure its extension, by setting uP
plea that the time to be computed from the date oil
his transportation Asia. The Turkish Government
resist this demand and have appealed TO the represent
atives Of France and England for their opinion with
spect to Meanwhile, il is said, measures have been
already taken to procure passage for the refugees
board government vessel, either TO England or Amer
lea as they may desire We learn from Washington
that the Austrian government has taken exception &c
the course OF the United States with reference TO the
liberal and christian spirit manifested by the United
States in behalf Of the Hungarians. We do not sup
pose that any of complaint remonstrance
change the deliberately formed judgment Of the Ameri
can people or the American cabinet Anstrias treat
mem IF Hungary meets with sympathy IN no part o
the civilized world Is il not strange spectacle to
nation thus straning the law Of mercy and Of justice
in order to add few days weeks to the imprison
msnt of man whose only has been love Of free
aom Cor himself and Of independence for his counryf-
". Y. Express.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

t., THE Executive Committee embrace
csson congratulate you the opening Of The
first general section Of The Indianapolis and Beeiumane Railroad
This section extends from the Capital OF the State where coanecs
with the Madison Road niyegl miles Pendeton t
about one-ird of the line Il built
be- with gravel basis oak sureuciure snd the heavy
rail- We have thus given assurance lht lie work progressing
rapidly That announcement however the main Of eci OF ths
address. We wish distinctly
cannot be constructed without Our ousys this
anticipating the payment Of subscriptions have necessarily tea
heavy they will be- while pTosecuts tie wort
subscribers forget that need the money. We
SUBSCRIPTIONS and enatle the
work through the Ohio line last rs Tie interest OF al that
should CO. Shall ice haze aid!
Our Toad well end permanently located entire above the reach
Of high ves upon the low gorerng grade Of thirty feel 70 s
mle70 Of 50 miles straight lines AL 5000
feet radius permitting the hghes OF speed passing ihrongh
country Of unsurpassed fertility, with no olfsr outlet Tor s oduc
the Ohio line with the travel aid business
Six Railroads. and the Cspisl
Slate with the business and travel passing Ees OF
aid costing ony about $1,000 per mile ready for The motive power
while the average the Amecsn Railroads Tsyg
dividends Is estimated with equipments S32oo nle
With these facts before feel cohueli that socks
prove good u capital and ultimately receive g fttes
dividends The Road VIII be of immense benefit whole
country through which paszes-beg superior m advantages
experience has proved Other nsvgse rivers, and
sedng oil other modes Of conveying passengers produce end
chsnse adding largely tie value of the stmulst
and revadg The industry OF the people, bulF the cites and
towns increasing the population and wes and giving Life and
ergy the whole country coming within s range OF M nruene>
i O. H. SMITH
| ALFRED HARRISON,
THOMAS r NOEL,
WILLIAM SPARKS,
| SAMUEL p. ANTHONY,
| o. JEREMIAH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDYIl
DR.. II. 3. MYERS
EXTRACT OF
WILD CHERRY AND DANDELI0E

For Purifying The BIood-AH Disorders Of the Kidnevs
Gy Of the sS.on OF aaed bPai Is
Bilious Diseases, Consumption, Dopses, Gravel scIouls,
Ship Fever Liver Complaints FevsTs, Femsle Complaints
Summer Complaints lmpoteney, Dyspepsia Nervcas Afs
This Extract put up large bottles containing tweuyour
On Tsn S95n ss Inc p1Gps' 81 Drs1 burst;
while 1t emovs disease cesnse and strengthens the
oe in markea mst valuable family medicine SS Sta sr t.
preventive Of disease the bad efes f exposure rEzdnse
PREPARED BY DR. H. 3. MYER, BUFFALO, NJ.
For euery disease azch this Extract PROCESSES 10 cure o
tdns Ingredients chosen for their special adoption lie
relief
This valuable medicinal preparation operates Alternative
Stomaehc and emenagogEe. 1t PAIN pocuTes rest and
relieves nervous affections Generally expressed it inere,,es
Glands in particular msnner It IS no simple eennon
many Of tine potent vegetable remedial agents form each
modifying the effects Of the oher and Increasing It's beneficial
the humsn frame than any Of them sePaTstsiy
fcsSsrsapsra Wild Cherry and 2sndehon acts with 1
Of the 9e9 restorative produces results unTesehed
auded virtues OF the greatest cleansing medicines II adds 9TH
nce to some internal Orgsnthus eTsestIug the exist
ing disease cleansing every portion Of the body and renova
This Extract directly kindly upon the blood which
PuIes and healthy seeretioDs restores
% 1t Supplies want Of vital heat %
health, vigor and strength.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATIoE.
Persons whose broken down. weakened and
depilitsed, declined
lost flesh and muscular strength. and whose
ally diseased cannot find better pleasant
Dr. Myers Sarsapara wild Cherry and DsudehOn has perfect
control the states Of the blood
that fluid il entirely vitiated.
The following certificate among many that have been
given by citizens IN this State.
We have been selling Dr. Myers Sarsapaa, Wild Cherry
and Dandeon for several months past and hesitate 10
saying that believe il 10 be the best article before the public
for arrangement decay Of the system in whatever form
il appear. We have extraordinary benefits from
and would recommend 1t 10 the Of those abons under
any Of the diseases for which il is recommended
c. J. ALLISON & CO., Druggists.
TeTTe Haute, August s. 1850.
Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for IS.
For sale Wholesale and retail by CRAIGHEAD g. BROWN
ING, Agents, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

gress among the packers Of Madison for this business
which is Just at hand W. G. Wharton, ID. White &
Co., Shrewsbury & Price, John Woodburn s. Son, Cum
ningham McNaghten s. Co., john Mitchell and others,
are either pushing their establishments towards compile
ton putting them in thorough order. We, in Madi-
son. will I've prepared pack any number Of hogs, from
80 900 to 200 900 head.-Mddison Cow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
October 10. 1s5O.-u.
Notice TO Canal Contractors.

WABASH AND ERIE CANAL, IEDIAEA.
SEALED Proposals will be received Princeton, Ind, until
y 2ch day Of October nexi for The construction OF hytve
miles Of the above named Canal The work eo OF sxy SEQ
including considers
bic rock number OF deep eHs and hsagy one sns
10 be Of timber and will afford much work for carpenters
VIII be Of description OF the
there
equal length Of Inns. Bidders from Ohio VIII IND
convenient To reach this work by way Of tho OHIO ver and Evans
Vile Ersns
Vile From the MIDDLE and north Of n X vii be
Pike county Bidders who as moi known 10 the undt,nsl wiz
expected furnish proper Testimonials OF character.
Pss snd specifications the work VIII e exhibited Phi
BY the Engineer IN charge 10 days ttoe The Icing The he WI
be in readiness for BY he frat OF October For further
persons address W.
J. Ball Resident Enslssey TerTe II1rte-
SAMUEL. FORREP,
SOLOMON STUR( Est,
sepr2s-u RASNER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

e. q 6hEA REwARD-Rannway from the subscriber living
sp WV in Breckenridge county, KY the 18th
slave, named ALBERT.
He copper coored about 10 inches high spare made
sury counienance, and when spoken has quick look;
fore6nger said 10 be slightly stiff from had when he
home; quits of clothes CLOTH Jeans He
raised in Spencer county, KY
will give the above reward if caught out of this State and Sc
cured so that get him, $50 caught in this
jail that him And hereby authorize all any person
10 take up and secure said slave for
oct1g-1t ID. j. STEPHENS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, 1s52.-Aliens who have
been THREE YEARS in the United States, and who did
not arrive under eighteen years of age order to be
qualified to the Presidential election in 1852
must declare their intention TO become natualzed
before the SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850
otherwise they will lose the privilege of voters that
occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

JEU DEsPRIr--A correspondent of the Washington
Union member of Congress, furnishes the following
pleasant hit at the late protest in the United States Be-
nate:
California let a il will,
Although with the riches Of Ophlr invested,
Has prov'd quite prabIe TO prevent the first bill
That dra,sl ! her favor from being protested"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

We have not any thing published as the offspring
of the late anniversary of National Independence
which possesses of the spirit of patriotism
love of country than the following stanzas, which wer
offered as toast on that glorious occasion-BOst Post
God bless the good old Thirteen States,
God bless the young ones too,
Who for mlsty birthday daes,-
God bless them-od and
first freedom gand.
In bloody fights Of yore;
The young ones have their rights maintained
5 the old did before.
Or South or North, or East West
Twin sisters all they be,
One mother nursed them a her breast,
And that Liberty.
And may the wrs,ch whose hand shall strive
To cut their vital thread,
Be scorned while IN this world alive
Aud scomed when be is dead
Now fill the bowl with Natures wins,
Let's drink Sod the King"
The only King by right divine,
The sovereign People King.
For they're the only King own
All others despise
The King that above the throne,
The King that dies.
o may that sceplre wide extend
Der every land and sea,
Without beginning, without end,
And conquer free.
Till Freedoms banner floats alone,
n sky,
And man no other Lord shall own,
But he who rules ON high
Slorekeeper having hogshead to sell
A paper affixed with nail
And being unable correctly TO SPELL
Thereon had written ''or Sail y
But shortly schoolboy along the street came,
Who CHANGING the paper TO spy,
After pointing his pencil wrote under the same
sFor freight al the bunghole apply"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

HbERPETUAL GLOSS-NIETALIc RuBsER OvFR-sHoEs-For
Sale Wholesale Rstn-A large Perpetual
Gloss Metallic Rubber OveShoes of the and approved
patterns for Ladies Gentlemen, Misses Boys and Chdens
AsoA splendid variety of Ladies and Misses Lined
Boots These Shoes will be found he unsurpassed by any
market for HeaHsss durability and beauty Of workmanship Call
and examine J. F. FAIRBANKS,
Sentinel Buildings
octl9 journal and Statesmen please copyl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, oc. 10, 1850
FLouRThe market for Flour very quiet to-day and the
sales confined IS brs from canal $500 so Do
river 1855.
GRAN-In grain the transaction notice sale Of 300
Of Barley delivered Railroad &C., buyers hing sacks
PRovIs1oSsWe heard of nothing being done
nouce sales of 400 kegs No 6c % tare 2io do
fair at 90, and 30 brls. butchers at 81
GRocEREsThe market very dull with but rtle doing any
department We have heard of any thing being done to-day
worthy of note.
wHIsKEYThe market opened with demand to-day,
consequence Of the prospect rise the River prizes advanced
Sales OF is br from Canal M 10 do from River and 1sl do
from w. w. Canal and Railroad the
SEEDA sale Of IS brs of Clover 49O This advance
and understand that some lots have been sold high $3.50
The sales mostly making for the Pittsburgh market.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NKw ORLEANS. Oct IL, 1850.
FLouRssles Monday of 1900 brs Of Illinois aud s. Louis
common S450
GRANsales of 1000 bushels Of Com for yellow and 7Oc
for white Oats 55c
PRovI.IoNs-Sales 1000 bril-. Mess Pork 600 kegs
OF Land, choice, &c.
TosAcco.-Advanced tS3c
WHIsKEY-Sales al 26ic
cOFrEr-Ro has declined 13isl2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

CoMBATIvENEss.-Bentley's Miscellany gives the fol
lowing illustration of Irish conbatveness:
'Och murther nine o'clock at Donnybrook fair, and
div fight yet. Will any body have the kindness to
tread on the tail Of my coat"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

- Rev Mr.. Nghtinqale's toast at Chicopee on the
4th July, wass-sOur Fire Engines-May they be like
old maids, ever ready but never wanted"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

THE BEST HIT AT HyDRoPATHy.-The following
hit at the water cure was made by Charles Lamb and
but himself could have had quaint conceit:
at isl said he, neither wonderful fort Is as
old the Dsluge Which my opinion, killed more than
IL cursdv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

civilians county, Ohio, contains population oil
1000 and the sheriff reports the jail having been
without tenant for eighteen months past
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

"a movement has been made in Philadelphia with
view Of establishing q school Of design for women
Amt thsrs desining women enough nowi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION ooJNTY.

In TIE MARION ciRerrr CORR ocT. TIsNt 1850.
Ch1n<uy-James Andersen. Jr John w. Anderson William
McIsne John Rabee, partners tracing unue the name sye
and firm Of AndeTsons MeLsns Bsrbee and Levin L. shTvA
john w shreve and Rcdck d. Anderson partners trading
tbs name STYLE and firm Of l. l. shreve Coz lsines
Patrick Rsche L. Patrick his wife ad the Pres debt and D.
recors the Indianapolis and Belle opane Rarosd Company
TUyHE defendant Palmer Pack hereby notified Tat the
i'll Compliments have fled tie Office othe Cerk Of the
Marion Circuit Court their bill Of cora and also affidavit ~
said Psirek Resident the
ofIndsna The said Patrick therefor fctked appear this
first day Of Tic term sd Cor 10 he'd 81 he
fourth Monday IN October instant
oct17-3w. wM STFWAPT tHers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

CITY TAXES FOR ls5o-Nocei hsTe5y er on hi the ID.
~ peafe of Texe assessed by the City o1nc OF IN nsnepo
placed in AIDS for eoecton
earnestly requested OF all 70 eo arc sy
their taxes sey The failure 90 20 W subject TIE us
signed the performance Of unpleasant q necessary duty
rp-ohes Lspt the Counting Room Of ts stng
Office is SfANN,
indianapolis Oct IL. 1s5o-1w. CITY Treasurer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

O-Mrs sigourney, describing the storm at Sachem's
Head, says
ovid tumut spread, o.
And the white-cresed each other met
As though, from sudden force Of rage grief
The Deep grew hoary.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

SALE OF VALUABLE WATER PowER-The undersign-
ed Governor and Auditor Of the State Of indiana VIII oII
day November between Of TO- A. NJ and
NJ all the right title interest," claim and demand wneh the
the Northern Division of the Central Canal
situated in the state of Indiana including its banks MARGINS
power structures and all ppurenances thereuno belonging
the State all rents which be due at the time OF
The portion of Canal appurtenances in the county
Morgan will be offered separate and distinct division oil SAID
The Canal runs through rich portion Of Indiana
and particularly valuable for its water power located at the
Capital OF the state the leases Tor which amount 70 over nee
three quarters dollars will be disposed of
low rate the State has abandoned for purposes OF
navigation and DESTROYS of dsengasng herself from all works
The purchaser purchasers required
State Of Indiana and deliver to the Governor bond with
pie security conditioned indemnify the State forever there
AFTER all claims demands which the State
in the supply Of water to The Lessees their heirs
Tems-Cssh down. bonds Of the State OF Indiana al tier
uni; the day If ' sl
and proposals TO the Legislature for confirmation.
i SW Il I EE TSis zsSlis Governor
indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. 2, 1850
1.-THE Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio Louisville Democrat
dss -Four o ST m Ss YK f ps Rh
above weekly for sixty days. and forward their accounts 70 the
Auditor OF State sept4-emw
. T.: e 10 .a",g r. Sso"
State Of Indiana deceased have been granted TO The undersigned
All indebted said requested 10 make
present them duly suienidaied for selsme sup
posedo be solvent. JOHN b. sTCMPh,
Indianapolis Oct. H. le50.-3w Administrator.
NJ OTICE-wI be public Thursday, 3lst day
~ Of October 1885, The personal property Of Lee Isaac late Of
Marion county, Pike township Indiana deceased al the late resi-
dence of said deceased consisting cattle horses sheep hogs
utensils twohorse household and kitchen
and other articles tedious 10 mention credit Of
months will given all three dollars by the
purchaser with good security conditioned be paid with
relief valuation laws All
three dollars under cash in hand will be required Sale
o'clock NJ said day where due attendance
will be given DAVID MccURDY,
oc5-3w Administered
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDs-On "Wednesday, October 30,
y 1880 between 10 O'Clock NJ, and O'Clock, NJ, will oher
SALE Nashville Brown county, Indiana Section No 90 IN
Range East, being a part Of the
Land donated by Act Of Congress for the Of Education
clarks grant The Section viii be offered IN O's to suit pu-
cha<ers.
TkRNsCssh, fourth cash. the balance three equal
nua payments, Of
payable in advance annually CAMPBELL Ray,
aug24-u. auditor Clazk eounty.
SPERM oI-Just received and for sale low by
- oct22 J. p. SpDALLs prugEst.
XARNIsHEs-Japzn ccpe, and Coach ysr.h OF the bes
quality, for sale low by j. p SIDDAI-l Druggist oct22
FOR sALH-An excellent two-horse wagon, nearly new. vii
Be sold reasonably Apply the Stats ssninsln oce kob
sons Livery Stable osS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

a DDdrNrsrRATR1x NoT1oE.-Nodee shersby eivenshss
tho OF Dsiel Roberss
ceased were duly granted the undersigned by tbs Pro-
bate Court of Msn county, At rs Ocoee Term s5n IRE aid
estate l. probably solvent LYDIA kCBEkIss
oct1&-3W. %c144sle Qk