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school Hooks.

vTNfiE subscribers have thia day received theif \ stock of School Books of almost every de- xcription D. BENDER & co.
 Nov. 4, 1851.
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Carpets

, PLY and Ingrain Carpets, new patterns, just ? received and for sale low for cash by
 mov IS, 1851. D. BENDER X co.
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Wall Papering.

A IL descriptions of Wall papeTing neatly ex- A ecuted. Apply al the book biaaiery.
 Oct. Il, 1851. If H. JAC0BI.
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ussdav. Noe. 4ta. 1881.


 Convention mel pursuant to adjournment.
 The journal of yesterdays proceedings was read and approved.
 Mr. Brandenbarg. Of Monroe, for majority of tlse committee 10 whan was referred various Teso lutons on yesterday, made the following Ieports
 Mr. Prssiasnt-A majority of the committee, to whom was referred the resolutions submitted to the Convention beg leave to epoFt, that they have duly considered the atteFs contained therein, and de hereby recommend the formation of an Internal Improvement District. by the Commissioners of all the counties in the Stale, al as early period us may be practicable, fol the purpose of construct ing i good road from Helena, the Mississippi riyer to Little Rock, the capital and centre of the State, to be extended 10 the Indian boundary, on the west, and also to the southern border of the State, the routes between sad points, to be the nearest and most practicable, and to be determin- ed by an actual survey, made by competent eHgi- rieer. We further recommend to the Convention, the proprlety of adopting such measures may be deemed most expedient to effect repeal, by the next Legislature of the act distributing the Inter- nal improvement Fund; and we do likewise re- commend the Commissioners of all the countics to withhold the appropriation and expenditure of any dividends that may hereafter be made 10 their pective counties, fpum said fund, until after the meeting of the next General Assembly Of ATkan- SaS.
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G3. The papers say Catharinc Hays singing IS particularly distinguished for pathos, but in diff cult pats. she makes pg!y fsces.
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Salt.

l0n SACKS coarse and fine Salt sa good or lOU der. fos sale by JNO. D. ADAMS.
 oct ' Lower Landing.
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Notice.

VTNHE Trustees of the C.arksyillc Institute. for 1 the Education of the Blind md of Deaf Mufes. inform the pnhiic that having dissolved all con neefion. with Rev. James Champiin. and haeinK no teacher fer the blind now employed, that de- partment of ihe Institute, s for the present, sus- pended.
 The school for deaf is now in operation. Pupils will ee fecgiyed between the ages of I and IS.
 Tuition gratis. but the pupil will be expected to pay his board which will not exceed Sl, 20 to Si,- 5o per week. Refer to either of the Trustees. or to the undersigned, al Clarksyilie.
 By order of the Board
 AUGUSTUS M wAED, See'H Papers throughout the State, friendly to this matter, are requested to copy.
 Oct. 2s, 1851. 7
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EsugN! Ru-s.!

HEARTH RUGS and CAjneiIe foot Mats, jus H received and fer sale iow tor cash by
 nov IS, 1851. D. BENDER & co.
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DBANK RECORDS, good article. suitable fo D County Courts, fer sale by
 nov IS, 1851. D. BENDER & co.
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New Orleans Market.

TR0E DKLrA, Nov. [, 1851. C0tfaa--rhe nnfsyorable tenor of the letters by she Europa, recelses this morasRg, and ffe de- cline In the New York market threw a du.nexS over our market, but as freight enga geinenls had 10 be filed the sales reached t250 bales In prices there was Ra change, as the factors offered theiS stocks but spaTingly:
 Inferior ........ none Cd. Miadhng. 7aa5s Ordinary. ...... ,5sa54 Mid. Fair 7Sas-I Low Middhng. .6Aasi Far .... saasf Middhag. all Good Fair ...... g a. TeAaeee-We have not heard Of a sale
 SHgw-Lemana less active. Sales 100 hhds mostly elerifed. at 6a71c.
 Moiasses--300 bsIs. were sold at 25a25Sc Fiosr--Saics confined to l0fND bbls, including 400 S. Louis at g e5 and g y1; 250 at S--; 200 al s 70; and 65 extra Sl. Loas al S4874. Cerr--l 800 sacks Indiana were sold at 30. and TIA St. Louis at 3le.
 WAiskg-Ts bbls. of Rosys extra sold at i9ac Psrt--i93 bbis mess were sold without inspec- ton al &l4.
 Baesa --ssaies casss sides at I0a, and 30 tier ees sngaf-cured hams at i0c.
 Eare-t00 kegs prime sold at i0c
 Css1ies-iO0 boxes star sold at isse.
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Ladies, shoes.

Tt VANS Philadelphia shaes, the quality oi EN whici needs no c9puen,s. for sale low for cash, by D. BENDER & co.
 nov Is. ts5l
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Endia Rubber shocs. !,

AHWHsA hANWWCE NMWCBs ? DOZ Meus India Rubber Over Shoes; ~y deg. Ladies' ss 2 dozen Misses {" Received ths day, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. Nov. |, 1851 steamboat landsng.
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Look ema Tor ake Engine WAezD
 che He'll nalmkns
 KTsEIR subscE.heTa are Isow openiug tkei3 Enll 1 and Winfar Stock. Co the sxemihalien ef which they invite tkeiF friends and eneA@neN
 Thankful for past lavuss. we nepss sfaiIx aoal- eit consimaamce ef patHnnage, as we ase dstef~ mined to self as low as any oshes house iA tAwn. Nov. {, lesi. D, BENDER q co.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.

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 MASONIC. Western staf Lodse Ne. sHaets fr Monday nlgtt ia every maaGh. [. E. R4tRgER, W N. A. ]. HgTT. See. Union Chapter Nc meets evey sec1aa Mandy night in each month. E. II. ENGLISH, IT.
 [. Q. O, r. Far West Isadgs Na. aleess every Ssflrday night E. SaRfss, see. ! \. HENRY. H. G. Arkansas En saent No eFrfy irsG ant thisd Thursday night tn each nfonth. ". ". ADAMS. .C. ?. 6. H. PsAy, scribe.
 TEXTILE uF HONOR. fiiie Ress Temple af HoaoF Sa -very Taes,iay ntxht WI. r. POPE. M. Ss. q. Jas DERSrx ". R. The Degree Temple meess sc ssi monthly.
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Isrcss Gohtla.

4 GOOD assortment Of Winter Dress Goods "A the finest in town, at
 nov IS, lS5t. D. BEAAisss N Co.
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FIoor Oil tlofl,.

TNLoo oII+ Ef.0rH. from 10 loa feet wide 1T just received and for sale Hy
 noY IS. lssl. D, BENDER < co.
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Trunkn, rrnnks.,

\ LARGE aaortnent of Trayeiing Trunks, for N saie low for cash, by
 nov IS, l85i. D. BENDER & co.
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ROoas md shoe,

TUsT received 50 Cases Boots and Shoes, arc J for sale low for ossh by
 nov IS, 1881. D. BENDER & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
DR.. simpson Again.

We have never manifested any disposition to ccRtinne
our controversy with this learned divine and should not
now notice his article of the 18th nst but for the fact
that he takes advantage Of gross error for which we
are responsible In the conclusion OF our former ar
ticle, we said, I've have done with DIR. Simpson
and dismiss him with the best and varnest feelings OF
our heart in language of the service May the grace
Of God abide with you now and forever moe" Amen
Our type sticker made il read Saviour. We discovered
the error the read the article and pointed 1t
out to friend. Although no such language was eve
used by our Saviour in with his divine
mission.
But if it had been error it would have only been
another evidence which is most strongly illustrated IN
Dr. Simpsons articles that gentlemen should adhere TO
their own professions DR.. Simpson commits quite as
many blunders when he undertakes interpret law
we do when we travel in the mazes Of theology Let
him expound the divine law, and we will devote our time
and attention to human Institutions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


RKfsRrkp SENTINEL sY t D. Brown.
TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1851
Senate assembled.
The Chair laid before the Senate, communication
from the Auditor Of State containing his for not
auditing the Of Austin H. Brown, printer to the
Convention.
Mr.. Evans moved to lay the communication on the
table and have 10e copies printed. Lost
The communication referred to the select commit
tee on that subject.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. Mikin, which were
referred appropriately.
Bills were reported back by Messrs. Dunn, Buckles
aud Craveas.
The bill extending the aw Merchant, y to al prom
issory notes. was reported back by Mr.. Buckles, who
moved to lay il the table, Carriedayes 33 ~
Mr. Eddy reported it nexpedient to legslate in rea
ton the relief Of certain land in the corporate
limits Of the town Of Rising Sun. Concurred in.
The bill to amend the charter OF the Nashville and
Muncietown Rail Road company reported back by
Mr. Cravens with Recommendation to refer the bill tc
the committee on the Judiciary.
The question was warmly discussed for some time
Mr. Seeh opposed the Recommendation and favored the
bill. Mr.. Logan opposed it. W
No action was taken M A 6. -
On motion the Senate resolved itself into committed
Of the whole q eonsdsr the bill IN relation to the North
ern Indiana railroad.
Mr.. Millikin moved 70 amend BY prohibiting he Com
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

WEDNESDAY, Jan. %, 1851.
The Senate assembled.
The bill amend the charter of the Rushvlle and
Muncctown railroad company came up.
Mr. Reid moved TO reconsider the vote engrossment
which argued by Messrs Read Logan, Buckles
Sleeth and Ellis Before any action was taken the Sen.
ate went into committee of the whole bill relative
10 the Northern Indiana railroad company
The question was on the amendment proposed by Mr.
Dunn, yesterday. The question discussed at
length by Messrs. Logan, Dawson Winstandley, Eddy,
On motion of Mr.. Buckles the committee rose and
asked be discharged from the further consideration
the subject. Concurred in.
Mr.. Eddy moved to lay Mr. Dmn's amendment on the
table-carried ayes "a, noes TO-
Mr.. Logan moved to amend not to limit i'm
pair the right of any company which has or may have
the right OF way around the Lake.
Mr.. Dunn moved to lay the amendment on the table.
Lost.
The question was on the adoption of the amendment
proposed by Mr. Logan but before any action was Ia.
ken, the Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Senate assembled.
The appropriation bill was taken up.
After several unsuccessful motions to amend CON-
NIT motion Of Mr. Hardin the bill laid the ia.
BILE.
BILLS PASSED.
bill to amend the charter of the Bedford Insurance
company.
A bill to amend the charter Of the Madison Insurance
company.
A bill in relation the commission and punishment of
crime.
A bill to incorporate the Evansville Hotel company.
bill to amend the charter of the Lafayette plank
road company.
bill authorizing the Western plank road company to
issue and sell bonds
bitoprevent the consolidation of indictments in
tain cases in Dearborn county
A bill to fix tax the Lafayette Museum
House bill to amend relative to leveeing the Wa
bash river on Shaker prairies.
House bill egaze certain acts Of the Henry coun-
ty Turnpike company.
House bill to extend the provisions of act therein
named to a school district in the county Of Fayette.
House bill for the relief of George Colt.
House bill authorizing John Henry to build mill dam
across the Salimonia river.
bill amend the charter of the Nashville and Num-
cietown Railroad company came up.
Mr. Reid to reconsider the vote the engross-
ment Of the bill. Lost--ayes TO- noes 81
On motion of Mr. Eddy the bill authorizing Cyrus Ta-
ber and Allen Hamilton to construct dam the
Wabash river in Cass county, was taken from the table
and referred a select committee.
The Senate adjourned. &
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

"WEDNESDAY, January 29, l65l
The bill for the equitable of property,
&c., being the special order for this morning nine o.
clock the House proceeded tots consideration.
Mr.. Williamson moved to amend by providing for
township instead of county assessors Lost-ayes IS,
noes 4S.
Mr.. Chapman moved to strike out tie list enumera.
ting household property, &c., to be sworn to. Lost
ayes IS, noes 73.
Mr.. Graft moved to amend by not requiring real es.
tate to be sworn to.
On motion by Mr. Dumont, the bill and pending
amendment was laid on the table.
Mr. Dumont introduced resolution that the commit
tee the State Bank inquire whether the individual
stock Of the State Bank required rates
Of taxes for county and township purposes required
to be paid by other property and report what legsa-
ton is necessary Adopted.
The House adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. Dumonts introduced bill to amend the act rea-
ting to certain officers in Dearborn county
Also, bill granting further powers TO the township
| of Lawrenceburgh, inlDearborn county.
Mr.. Jordan reported bill to prohibit the sale Of n-
toxicatng liquors in the town Of Middleton, in Henry
county. tt
Treasurer Of State to pay to the Michigan Road Com
pany certain monies.
On notion by Mr. Franklin, the assessment bill was
! taken from the table. -. l-... q
Mr. Franklin moved to amend the amendment pending
at the adjournment so that persons shall not be com
delled TO swear to personal property.
"A call Of the House was had, and the absentees sen
Mr.. willard moved to lay Mr. Franklins amendmen
| on the table. Carried-ayes 81, noes a.
| Mr. Chapman moved to amend the amendment b,
striking out the entire fifteenth section (provdiug ha
the value Of real estate and personal property shall b
sworn to.) Lest--syes 80, noes 6s
The question then recurrsd on Mr.. Grsas ~ motion n
require to swear to the value of real estste Carries
'-syse 81, noes ~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

ed
To incorporate the Connersylle and Milton Turnpike
Company. Passed.
To incorporate the Sparta and Versailles Turnpike
Company. Passed.
To re-organize the Evansville Insurance Company.
Passed.
Relative supervisors of roads and highways in Jack
SON county. Passed.
To change the time of holding the next February term
of the Hamilton Probate court. Passed
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Thompson of Delaware to extend the powers
OF the board OF commissioners of Delaware county.
BY Mr.. Jackson, TO amend the act regulating the
time Of holding the probate in Upton county
By Mr.. Lewis, to incorporate the Newburg and Van
derburgh Railroad Company Referred.
Ky Mr. Harrison, TO incorporate the Kankakee Bridge
Company. Referred.
By Mr.. Shook, from the committee temperance, to
amend the act authorizing the several townships
hibt the traffic in intoxicating liquors.
BY Mr.. Pratt, to authorize the commissioners of How
ard county to record ola certain State road
made. Passed.
By Mr. Bird to amend the act Incorporating the town
BY Mr.. Humphreys, defining the duties of the Cover
nor in certain cases.
By MIR: Coburn to incorporate the Central Michigan
Plankroad Company. Engrossed.
BY -1r Williamson, relative TO the streets and alleys
in the town of Burlington, Clay county.
BY Mr. Shull, to establish free turnpike road.
BY Mr.. Chapman, to incorporate the Madison Medi-
By Mr. Bradley for the relief of the heirs of Joseph
Franklin, late of Floyd county. Engrossed.
BY Mr.. Thompson of Carroll, relative to the ursdc.
ton justices Of the peace in certain criminal cases in
Carroll county.
BY Mr.. Bradley, limiting the jurisdiction of the town
Of South Bend, in st. Joseph county.
BY Mr. Lewis, to allow pay the county surveyor Of
Warrick county for surveying swamp lands.
BY Mr.. Coburn, to incorporate the Indianapolis Gas
Light and Coke Company.
BY Mr.. Marvin, to change a portion Of State road
in Boone and Hamilton counties Engrossed.
BY Mr.. Thompson of Carroll for the improvement of
highways in Carroll and Delaware counties.
BY Mr. Chapman, confirming the sale Of the Georgia
lands by the Governor to Martin r. Green.
By Mr. Edwards, for the relief Of the Richmond and
Terre Haute Railroad Company, and the Central Rail-
road Company.
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from Mr. Hathaway, on the subject Of the swamp lands
in Pulaski and Starke counties
The House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS READ THIRD TIME
Prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating liquors in the town
of Columbus, Bartholomew county, IN less quantities
than barrel. Paseed-ayes 56 noes 80.
Mr.. Chapman introduced bill to incorporate the
Good Will Fire Company in North Madison. Passed.
Mr.. Humphreys introduced bill to authorize spe
ca session of the Greene circuit court for the purpose
of trying Hiram Bland for murder. Passed.
Mr.. Donaldson, from the committee on Corporations,
reported bill amend the charter of the al Plank
road Company.
Mr. Bird from the select committee, reported it mex
peden to legsae the subject OF authorizing deeds
for less than eighty ofcana lands. Concurred in.
Mr. Lewis, from the committee on education, repor
ted nexpedent to compile and consolidate the various
school laws in this State. Concurred in:
To repeal certain act, so tar as relates to Grant
county. Passed
Authorizing the levyng tax to build school house
in a township in Carroll county Passed.
Relative to the jurisdiction OF justices Of the peace in
Lawrence county. Passed.
To annex the town of Beevle, in the county Of Po-
sey to the town Of Mount Vernon. Passed
Defining the boundaries Of Laporte, Porte, and Lake
To repeal part ofthe thirtyrst section of the act
extend and Increase the benefits Of common schools.
Passed.
To locate State road in Allen county, Passed.
To amend the act to compel spectators to pay tax
equal to that of actual settlers in Lagrange county
| Passed.
To provide for the sale Of school section in White
county Passed.
To amend the act Incorporating the town Of Newburg,
| in Bartholomew county Passed.
| To incorporate the town Of Plymouth. Passed.
To amend the increase and extend the benefits
of common Schools relative TO the election Of Trustees
| Passed.
To authorize Riley Sexton to take change Of venue.
Passed.
To repeal an act relative the Auditor and Treasur
| er of Elkhart county Passed
To locate State road in Cass and Howard counties.
Passed.
joint resolution relative lands for school purposes
| Passed.
To amend the Revised Statutes of lS43 relative to the
sale Of certain property by county Passed
To amend an act relative to the per diem allowance
for work done public highways in Adams county :
i Passed.
] To legaze the acts OF the Mount Carmel and New
Albany Railroad Company. Passed
Establishing additional places Of holding election IN
Clarke county Passed.
II To change the name Of Nioholsonville. Passed,
To exempt from taxation the Marine Hospital Of Ev
ansville. Passed.
To amend the act authorizing the Jefersonville Rail
road Company to issue and sell bonds. Passed.
VI To incorporate the Central Plankroad Company,
lVanderhurcb county. Passed. u -
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to the pc
centago Of deputy treasurers. Passed. sss,ss ~.
To amend the act to Incorporate the Logspsport an
Wabash Bridge Company. Passed.
Authorizing the boards Of commissioners Of Pike Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

Mr.. Williamson moved to amend by striking out per-
sonal property. Carred-ayes 90, noes 43.
Mr.. Heugman moved reconsideration Of the vote
striking out the clause requiring the value Of personal
property TO be sworn to pending which,
The House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

ExnexAxrs.-Durng the year 1850 there arrived
az Boston 075 emgrants About 20 900 q these are
from Ireland There nave already arrived BY railroad
about 10. 900, chiefly from Bntish Provinces
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

nosOArnD FOR THE STATE SENTINEL BY !. T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

~ Hons 8. A. Douglas, T. L. Harris, and w. A.
German viii please accept thanks for valuable doc
umentarv favors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

REPORTED FOR THE STATE 7.
TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1851.
On motion by Mr. Walls Senate bill TO legalize the
proceedings of the Rockport and Gentryve Plank road
Company. Passed.
The bill incorporate the Cincinnati and Indianapo-
lis Railroad Company, being the special order of the
day for this morning nine oclock up its
ond reading.
After debate of some length, in which Messrs.
Chapman Ross and Brown Of Shelby participated, the
bill was indefinitely postponcd-ayes 81, noes "a.
The House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-07
The Faded Flower.
WRITTEN or THE DEATH OF AN INRAHr
b Y ;


" Death found strange beauty on that cherub brow.
And dashed II out"
Sleep. faded howerl Affections sad caressing
Recalls no smile 10 Light that tranquil face;
On thy dim eyes the hand OF Death is pressing.
On Thy white brow the conqueror seal W. trace,
No more thy cheek, its former bloom renewing,
Outvies the freshness OF the dew-gemmed rose;
A mothers tears thy hapeless clay bedewing
Are powerless all to break this deep repose!
Yet who shall grieve for thee, young flow faded?
Who shall lament the heart thus early sulled
Ere sorrows breath thy joyous life had shaded,
Or eaTth's cold cares thy guileless bosom chilled
She will lament thee. with mothers sadness,
Who watched with loving pride thy growing
charms
Long will she miss thy smiles of infant ,ladness,
And weep to feel no more thy clasping arms.
Yet sleep fair flower, in earth's maternal bosom
Through the duh night ofdarness and decay;
Soon shalt thou rise pure immortal blossom,
To bloom more brightly in celestial day.