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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-20

orders for tickets
,ov lotteries prompt attention. and
an ofc drawing sent Immediately aar over
10 al WIN Address J. 4 C. MAURY, Agents,
lima 10 Alexandria, vrytns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Mississippi.

We fear that the scenes Of New York to be reen-
acted in the Mississippi conventions We have always
sympathized with Gov Feote and the Union men of
that State, but think they putting
decidedly in the wrong. The regular Democratic CON-
mttee appointed before this unfortunate DIVISION have
issued the following call:
:" In accordance with the time honored custom the
Democracy Of Mississippi will hold State Conve nton
IN the Hall of the House of Representatives in Jackson
ON THURSDAY, Sth JANUARY NEXT
to appoint delegates to the Baltimore National Demo-
cratic Convention. The Democracy of each county,
without regard to the late designations of - Union"
Democrats, and State Rights" Democrats are urged
to hold primary meetings and appoint large lists of del
egates to insure full representation Let the
democracy come up IN all their strength and numbers
and make ready for The reit contest which is be
fought between themselves and Federal Whiggery in
1852"
This is broad and liberal invitation to ALL A prop
oston which need reject and one which we hoped
would unite the Democratic party but it appears that
the Union Democrats have called an independent conven
ton which is to be composed of the Democrats who sup
ported Foote alone, which in opinion does amount
to six thousand in the State for il is not to be denied
that our-ffths of Foote'S from the old wing
Marty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Gen. Wn. d. Butter.

We clip the following from the Pittsburgh Post:
The Bradford (Pa) Reporter has got its Presi-
dental ticket constructed as follows:
For President-WILLIAM o. BUTLER, OF XIV.
For Vice observation-disclosures BIGLER, of Pa.
The Reporter the personal organ of the Hon. Da-
vid Wilmot. in Northern Pennsy vania."
Whilst there is not in this wide land atfuer patriot
than Gen. Butler, sound and conservative on the great
National issues be denied that the very
that he is known be the first choice of the Van Bu
rens the Blairs the Bentons, and the New York Barn.
burners has injured his prospects for the Presidency
These men, whose political prospects are now perfectly
hopeless, have seized the strong and popular
VIM o. Butler to aid themselves, in the hope that the
South will be willing to take of her own favorite
sons in preference to any Northern man. and that by this
means the little faction of disorganizers will have the
credit Of electng the President, and will accordingly
claim the reward. Gen. Butler. are confident has
sympathy with these men, who defeated him for the
second office 1913. Their support do him no good
and regret that it should be the of preiudgng
MS just and wel-grounded claims TO the Presdenc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Baltimore and the West.

4 route from Baltimore to Pittsburgh was OPEN
ed the 1t of December by the Susquehanna railroad
company. who have made arrangements with The Yor k
and Cumberland ard Pennsylvania Central Railroad
companies, by which passengers from Baltimore are
taken through Pittsburgh with only twenty-eight
miles of staging. in the brief space Of twenty-five hours
The staging, it is SAID, only frtytwo miles
from Pittsburgh and after passing some and a
half miles Of new road, enters upon the well known
turnpike, and thence passes over new plank rond 10
he twelve miles Of railroad running from Ptsburg
The lake and canal must Of soon be closed
for the season. and then this route with that by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Cumberland, thence
10y plank road and turnpike West Newton and on 10y
slackwater Pittsburgh by turnpike to either Wheel
ing Pittsburgh will he the only reliable open
and in full operation Ia the West.-Doyton Gasette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

7C-Will the q Sentinel" please what object the
Democrats that assembled in " committee room, at
Washington had in view when they attempted to endorse
the compromise measuresl Did they intend to deceive
the SOuthl That the Sentinel" that witnessed
single ray of political honesty in its party
should make the exclamation in the last
ural enough.-IRdiaaG Journal
The Democrats at the right time and place. will en-
dorse the compromise measures fully. They will not,
however. select where things are done with
closed doors Every Democratic member from Indiana
predict will be found by his and influence
tanning them and we now hope that every Wing men,
Der Will also be found the side, we UNDER
stand Mr.. Brenton caucus, voted for the compromise
resolutions offered by Mr. Haven, of the late firm of
Fillmore, Haven & Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Presidents Message.

The Annual Message of President Fillmore COM
muncaied Congress about O'Clock yesterday. which
fact being announced by telegraph The Post Master of
this city, he Immediately furnished copies to the public
press.
Ii will he seen that the exports of the past
ca year. ending Both June last have reached the UMPIRE
cedened aggregate OF S2l7 5l6 $780, including S29 %
$50 in specie (cheny California gold and hare erceed
ID the imports 81 79l 1875. Among the imports were
81 967 sol in specie. The exports of domestic products
alone amounted S17S SAG 800. exclusive of that emf
neny domestic product California gold, of which suli-
cient has been exported swell the whole amount of do
nestle exports upwards of fcO hundred million dollars.
Secretary Walkers calculation of what our exports
might become under free trade system being
realized than had ventured to anticipate The larg
of domestic exports in any former year.
$3.50 627 464, in the " famine year" 1861 .4rerdge
for the last years prior the present.
hundred and thirteen millions Leaving specie Of
the account. domestic exports greater by
eighteen millions than in any former year, and greater
by Sirtyre millions than the of the last ten
years The Tariies disappointed and their calcu-
aons and predictions scattered to the winds by the facts
stated in the message presented-JOurnai Of Com.
mo-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Greedy and the Presidents Message

The State Journal charges us with quoting Greey's
comments on that part of the Presidents message
which treats of the fugitive slave law, show his gen.
era opposition to the message. We referred to that
part Of his article because thought it rather pointed
for the chief organ Of party that has recently n
terpoiGted their creed with the compromise measures
We WILL however, give another extract which we adj
wise neghbor put at the head of his selected pus
Of the Presidents message:
Its prevailing defert is non-asserfon almost non.
milton, OF Irnples. AL Is secondhand super.
hcI nuke SHIFT and much Is temporzing tmid, ire
soute. Even with regard to foreign relations. to
which large share OF the is very properly
Devoted while its statements of facts show commend
sble alacry and assuity in the ul6llment Of obi
cations to foreign powers the reader : often belogoed
with regard to the principles which guided the
Presidential course"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

q STROLOGY.-THE CELEBRATED DR.. c. w. ROBACK,
L Professor ASiTOogy. Astronomy Prenoosy.
cy, combined with CONJURATON, Sweleu Office No III
Locust street, Philadelphia oilers his tie citizens Of nd
lie has been consulted by ali the heads OF
and enjoys higher reputation AsiTogeT than living
Navles calculated according 5eonancyade - Gentlemen
IS Persons a disaTcs drawn sci-
day birth Al the
raTi oi the world wlIen durable paper; AMI hz aeTa
In make
topics COuTishp, for the successful accomp
Of wealthy narriage he has the cen such
The bnie and for all
the Of stolen 0s property and the purchasing o lottery
tickets Thousands Of The above
cily and vrny United
ton of all lOtO Naives Horoscopes have been during
the while
and Will do well ezl person and ie mail
thai persons mDey through Posi- Office
DR. ROaek from 1900 letters muy and
missed All will be TelIgInuSy attended aforesaid
particulars. Office OF
Astrological Almanac, gratis c. W. ROBACk-
No. G, White street, New York City.
70 Be particular PSi Office cnumy ssd Stale
All Skeplr eif V.erref
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Personal Apuearance of Kossutb.

One who has Kossuth since his arrival in New
York. thus inventories the various items u his dress and
person: He is a good-lookng man. about five feet
eight inches ia height and with great express
sion OF feature His eye l. all intelligence and his brow
though not broad has been represented many Of
his portraits. towers up extreme height, and IL
SOM what expansive. He appears Ie slim man,
rather than u in the chest often portrayed. aud,
the of his country, lie beard aud
iacIois. which cover the lower part of his face.
His hands are very small, and his costume, when lie
arrived. the simple unaorncd dress Of his country
the great coat, the Hung hat with It's feather aud
dangling tas>els Altogether he has II commanding fig
ure aud the first impression which would strike an intel.
lgent person looking him. would lie respect
on account Of the intelligence and philosophical appear
Of his whole exterior man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

GJA majority Of the democratic members Of Con-
gress voted in against endorsing the compromis
measures of the last Congress. The wing members of
Congress also held caucus and endorsed those mea-
only three members opposing it-IadiGna Jour.
nal.
1t has been less than year since the Journal denied
that the admins tration in favor of the compromise
measures and attempted to show that according to
whig doctrine, it evidence that Mr.. Fillmore
in favor of the fugitive slave law, because he OPP
proved the bill. Now with a brazen front he claims
these wing thunder. few days more will
give all parties chance to show their hands, and the
sooner the better.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Defining his Position.

We will express opinions when oe,.ason may de-
mand hen with tat earlessnrss if M with tie ahili.
~. wlrh has always characterized The writings Of that
Prince Of Editors-Horace Greedy. We will de-
hne the position occupy; such il such il
has been, and such as il will br.-Madison Banner.
In the early settlement Of Connecticut, grave legis
stve body, resolved take the laws Of Sod for
their guide until they got time to make better Just
with the sprehty editor of the Banner. Until he has
time define his position he takes Horace Greedy FOR
biz guide-a bad guide for the Compromise Union Wing
party Of Indiana Does the editor endorse what Mr..
Greedy says in relation the Presidents Messagel We
presume not.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

RESIGNATION OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER - La
Cbronica, the Spanish paper published New York in
its number Of Saturday, makes the following
meBt:
& We assured that the government OF Mexico has
finally accepted the resignation Of Don Lns de Ia Rosa
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoentiary at
Vashingt0n which he has repeatedly rendered. This
worthy funcuionary il appears is about take char
Of the civil government 81 the State of Zacaecas to
which be has been elected y the popular Of that
State"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

1.-THE way the Wing members of Congress got on
the National compromise platform is thus described y
Horace Greedy in a letter from Washington. Alter de-
scribng the laying the table of Mr.. Folks Resolution
he adds:
However, the fact that such a vote had been given,
becoming nnised abroad created general buzz, and
few Bigler Wings hncied that it afforded them an oP
portunitv Ter a master-stroke. So anonymous call
appeared in the Wing papers of to-day for Wing
Gus in the Post Office Committee at nine this
ingat which hour many members had not finished their
breakfasts and few utterly ignorant of the
call. Several who had il suspected a in the
meal. and staid away. But between forty end fifty
vened-lorty is the highest number counted by any
one whom have cOnsulted-and Mr.. ID. Outlaw, Of n
C., called to the Chair. with Henry ID. Moore, of
Pa, Secretary. resolve approving and sustaining
the Compromise lin this tOtalty, nality
moved by Mr. S. G.. Haven, of State. late law
partner of Mr.. Fillmore, President. Thadeus Ste
vens, Of Pennsy vahia, opposed its adoption. Grin
Fowler Of Massachusetts moved that il lie the table
This voted down; whereupon several members took
their hats; hut thirty Of the eightyfve Wings re-
manned and adopted them. They did not attempt to
nominate candidates but broke up after sitting OF thr
ty or forty minutes"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

JBrown, of TIE ntinel, complains that Brenton of
this State aud Penniman, of Michigan elecied To Con-
ess frce-snilers. do With their party hut on
the contrary. fouad votina for good compromise
Wings for STANDARDIZATION Tribune.
Brown complains Of no such thing. He only referred
their votes show that the reesoers who voted for
them were badly cheated We glad they gave Just
such votes they did, and hope they will continue do
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

SoUTH CARoLINA AND THE FUGITIvE SLAVE BILL
member Of the South Carolina Legislature has given
notice that be will introduce bill prevent the c.
Of any State, where the execution Of the fugitive
slave law was obstrncfed. from using the courts Of
South Carolina or the collection Of debts or the enforce
ment Of any contract.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

NARROW EscAPE.-On Monday last an Englishman.
named Banhlge, while going the iont.bridee TO
the Tow near the Hnrse-Sh Falls at Niagara slip
ped the ice aud fell into The rapids and carried
the great falls, hen he managrd catch hold Of
rock. which he chung g. for half b. ur when he
fortunately by party passing round Goat Island.
Two guides. named H. Brewster and j. Davy, took the
renS from some horses, tied them together. aud threw
them T. Mr.. Bainhrdge. who had just enough strength
left To tie them round his DIV. when he drawn on
shore in a very exhaust ed staie.-CiR Enquirer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
WOman's Rights.
The Madison Banner saws:

Tie BIadlSOn Banner says:
The resolutions, introduced by Robert Dale Owen
into the House Of Representatives respecting the des-
cent Of property, contemplate some very important
changes and among Others recognizing distinctly
the rights of women, which have, heretofore been a
great measure disregarded. These resolutions of Mr.
Owen We will give in full on tomorrow They are
worthy OF the 4. earnest attention" which Mr.. Owen
House"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

GA writer in the last Indiana Journal, who claims
be free-soil Wing, and who voted for Van b.
rem, says:
"The frce-soi wings of Indiana have not TO IN
support of Winfield Scott for the Presidency They
have been in that support long, long time ago. They
claim have been his friends in times gone by, when
many Of the captains Of our old wing ship were sailing
in ploed waters lchre the soundiags uRkROn
to them and the channel dangerous; and that, when
their had ordered them other ports In that
voyage your friend did not sail with them and thousands
more just like him remained shore and would not
venture They feared untried commander in an m
known sea- and though that commander proved himself
worthy. the experiment dangerous"
But now they are willing to.take Scott with gener-
confidence, and ask questions SrGrs shOD, SC.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

ENoRMoUs OUTLAY FOR ADVERTISING -Townsend,
the SarsaIara man. that Ills books exhibit
lay for advertising in the course of five years in the
rions papers OF the United States. of $500 000 He
says for months he off all of his
if his medicines would 90 of on his merits.
us as well as hy advertising He lost $500 900 bv il;
sales dwndled right down nothing; his competi-
tors. seeing him drop off, advertising heavily,
and GOT the start Of him-Great Hest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

CALIFORNIA GnLD.-The accounts from California
contn represent ii gold crops yielding aud pro-
mis- steadily increasing In the qua IL reaor
Nevada there in operation eight STAN ping
mi Is and other mills course oil erect.n
on the most approved models
The San Francisco Herald estimates the produce of
the California mines for the months of July. August
September at SIG SCI 6S3 and The produce for the year
1851 at sereHtyue millions Of Naturalization
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

HEAVlNG permanently located m indianapolis Washington
street, the Wright House
the Stage Office and having furnished his establishment with
spe Of
HARDWARE AND TOOLS,
prepared Furnish them reasonable
OF Builders Hardware Tarpeners Coop
ers Wagon Makers and Cabinet Makers Edge Tools Of every
which he purchased
in the west. lie : also engaged in manufacturing
PLANES AND EDGE TOOLS.
Also Picks Shove Forks Hoes and other articles for Farmers
large variety House Furnishing Goods Nails Of all and
sizes Hinges Screws and Door Locks IF superior qualify and
every other article which usually TO be found hardware
establishment.
Having business period years
Cincinnati he feels himself warranted saying. most positively,
he will give entire satisfaction quality well
invited call them
selves OF the truth of what he states Call and
nOyl4-IVd-w2W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
JOHN OK ANE A. sons
NEW ROCK STORE.

WYE friends, Boukseors Country Mer-
NV chants Teacher,. Professional Gentlemen and onk buyers
generally, have opened lwahap Marion county, In
diana Book Store We prepared 10 supply
the trade small quantities. wih and fresh
stock o Books aud We keep always hand large
complete Of Mlsce laneo1s Theological Law Med
Sclnol Classical Books; together with full
took nf Staple and Fancy Stationery.
confident would he Tie interest of Co miry Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books Ia give call
thankfully those
will be filed promptly Particular attention paid TO orders by
mail otherwise quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted JOHN OkANE q SUNS
salNytf Norris Buildings. under Odd Fellows Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

a REWARDt-Dunaway from the subscriber. living
~ wv five miles Cotton Gm Port Monroe
w. Mississippi the 18th day of july 1851 boy named
Billy y-hve years dark copper coored
high weighs about i65 10 pounds
of his
by about the OF of dollar and when excited
has considerable soppage his speech and his rather fem
give of Hundred Dollars
person combining said Boy any jail that him.
THOMAS X WILLIAMS.
o -.locS-d6 rrrarn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

DTF. L. G.. KnightSfown, Ind. is informed that his
paper has been regularly mailed His subscription does
not expire 'r several months yet. We regret we have
not the hack Bumbers he desires The chap who is in
the habit Of PIferDg the State Sentinel suspected and
he had better look out, or be will be exposed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18

IVA bill was introduced into the House, a few days
ago, BIZ Mr. Suit Wing, providing for Congressional
Districts several of which shaped like rams horn
The Madisoc Tribune thinks Mr. S. will get District
Suit himself We inclined believe that very few
will follow Suit in this trick
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND orr H0PEDIC IN

kNHS eSiab shmeni cOurie and will he a
place for r cepono all pf,nis WISHING undergo
meih for Diseased EYES; well those de srus ii Icing
for te val "f a. varlrl'c~ DE- OR EFT - such
hong slalong DsOesiloi Ciuii nnntn, tie Lower Jaw,
&C.. DE.
Fnc ,u ldtng j. ia leauiu and heaay losao in e western
nIh conf Iblr arIs AMI ads
Eyt ll apaHas calculated cary
desIen> of vHlr Grino-
Ise lie Department several ,IHnel, rInai used ct
wnch Club foot ri children frequently oyes The
>v nf operating BY The khis
The OF the Eye Department Is particularly for lie
H<t ,tn Ticii liam
he pursued al such institutions would lie for Tie mo
he.
$ COOPER. Nd
Peoria. IL r.is
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
ACARD.-NTessr.. FIELD & SLOAN take this method O

- CARD.-Messrs. FIELD & SLOAN take this method OF
81 announcing the community al large thai they
1pare orders for al kis nj Cias-havng every
ncIny. Including the best Of and maomeyl they
will cheap establishment IN the Union
Hotels Halls. Offices. &C. furnished with superior article o.
prices All oders fom distance Will
pToupi attention Country dealers will lie supplied
prices which good profit Rooms on Washington
street mex Bde Auction Rooms All work warranted
N Rrhe highest price will be pad for Poplar Walnut and
Maple lumber. Hickory and Maple turning TIMBER &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
JAMES HARLAN.
A T T RNEY AT LAW.

NrEW STORE AND NEW GOODS-Aarm ID. Ohr d o..
receiving and opening daily Masonic Puiing.
Of and
and shoes Hats Bemef<
which would reprc, ra The The IN
dian pills and surrounding country These Goods hay len ur
chased extremely nvIIs
country give
a call.
After absence ofwo that famous and Golden Country
Calo I
settle for life provided friends will
AARON ID. OitH.
WILLIAM RlADEN.
- fO0o the Ma mir Hall ~ R1f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Mixed.

The recent quarrel between Col. Webb and Gen.
Wool is thus summed mn:
''If Webb cotton Wool the preiuct will he name
css but ii Wool, get into Webb, it clear that
Webb must lie r0rsfed"
GTThe usage the generally received, is not
always the best to follow.-DEyinay