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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

Oliver Tousey Theodore Atkinson.
KXTEREAS Oliver Tousey has the day February,
w A. ISL filed in the Office OF the Clerk of the Marion
cult Court affidavit due form OF that Theodore Atkinson
has left the State Of Indiana with
aud that the said Atkinson indebted
OF hundred and dollars
Clerk hereupon issued and delivered the Sheriff County
writ of domestic attachment executed and returned by him.
according TO law and which by said
Sheriff therein commaed Therefore, the said Theodore
hereby notified Of the tendency said writ and required
appear and defend tie the second day of
said Marion Circuit Court
the n Indianapolis Monday next
the said writ will be heard and determined in his absence
Attest, WILLIAM STEWART. Clerk
BARBorR PORTER, Auys for Plf marf9-ssvf,vl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February 8, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT authorizing county .4uiilOrs to administer
odthS IA certain cases therein specified.
SECTION BE enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State OF Indiana That the county auditors and
be- and they hereby authorized administer the oath
Oh Chee to roads,
oil eecons and fence viewers, whether they elected
pointed 0 the board doing county auditor and all
oher oces appointed by the board audito and the said
auditor hereby authorized to administer Of said officers
ny oath that they required take in the discharge of
vi the duties OF their Offices And the said county auditors
also authorized to persons property
required 10 make and deliver to the
SEC 2 That this shall be in force from
and after its passage
Z. DUMONT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAS. H. LANE,
rih.nf III hn Gnnafn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

a STRoLoGY@TaE CEI.EBR ATED DR. C. w. ROBACK
cy. combined wth from swedea. eHce No II
locust street. offers his services to The citizens Of ln
and enjoys higher reputation Asooger than any one living
Navies calculated according Commentaries So Gentlemen
S.. drawn by send
ing the date of the day Of their birth All letters containing the
10 make nse of his mower bv hraon on any of the odvo
topics Courtshp advice given for the successful accomplishment
of wealthy maage he has the power redeem such CIV
recovery property purchasing lottery
tickets Thousands of the above named have been done
this city and us vicinity and in the United States the full saac
cn Of all 10000 Naves Horoscopes have been cast during
and viii do well call in person, and The mail IS
that persons need fear money through the Post Office
reigousy attended Aforesaid
For particulars call at the Office OF he Sentinel and get
Al Locust street above Eighth, Phladephia.
70 All communications kept reIigiously feb2s
NEW YORK PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital s25O,OO0.
prepared to insure buildings and Other property against
damage by fire reasonable any Other company
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
GEo r. THoNAs, GoRpoS " BTssELL,
ALvA NUDGE, > Il ROBERTS,
EDWARD HUNTINGTON, O 5. WILLIAMS,
Jomx srRrKrn P,ea,nf. eEoner r. TnOs.As, Treasurer
ELoN COMsToCK General Agent
Persons wishing insure, will be furnished with blank forms of
State Bank Building. JOHN It MORRISON Agent
Indianapolis March TO- 1851.
An authentic Of the condition OF ;hc company will be gwen
be promptly and literally adjusted j. T. NJ
INDIANA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ Office hereby thai Tuesday the 18th day April
" of the provisions of entitled An
incorporate the Indiana Fire and Marine Insurance Compa
n.y., approved February 3 5 books will be opened al the
Feaerston Asyhcw the city OF Indianapolis by the
undersigned the subscription OF three hundred thousand dollars
capital said Company shares of fifty dollars each
each share Will be required al the time OF sub
scbng the balance secured to the satisfaction OF the Corpora
ton
Notcs further given first Monday May the
stockholders Of said Company viii meet the place of opening
books aforesaid and elect President and Directors Of SAID
WILLIAM II. MORRISON,
BENJAMIN l. BLYTHE,
OLIVER II. SMITH,
TIMOTHY r. FLETCHER,
ROYAL MAYHEM,
ROBERT B. DUNCAN,
JOHN w. HAMILTON.
INDIANAPOLIS March g. 1s5fl1Japr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDT!.
DR.. Il. Is. MYERS

sARSAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DAEDELIoN.
For Purifying 1se BoOd-fH Disorders Of The Kidneys.
the every disease arising from Impure Blood lnac
tivy absorbents, discrderd Dgestion;sGch
Bilious Diseases, Consumption proPsies Gravel soroula.
Ship Fever. Liver Complaints, Fever Female Complaints,
Summer Complaints ImpOeney, Dyspepsia Nervous Alec
tons, General Debility &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

Nj Office hereby given that the books Of the indianapolis Gas
~ LIGHT Coke Company will he opened at the of VIM
TIE stock said Gas Light and
Coke Company Thursday the 1a day of March, ISL and
tmue open emil the capital subscribed accordance with An
Incorporating the indianapolis Gas Light and Coke Company
nnproved Feb. 18th fS5l CHAS. COX.
A HARRISON.
mar5-3f WIN. HANNAMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

ID oNNETs, RIBBONS, AND TRndnINcs-A general va
mario = sEAToN HOLMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February 13, 1851.
JOSEPH !. WRIGHT.

AN ACT TO change the time Of holding the Probate
Court an the county Of Grant.
SECTION l. Be enacted By Assembly lie
indiana That the probate OF Grant county shall commence
It's session the second Mondays in February, May August and
November instead of the third Mondays May November
the second Mondays in February and August heretofore
SEC .nis act 10 be IN force from and after ats passage
e DUMONTs
Speaker of the House Representatives.
JAS. H. LANE.
President of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

uyLEcTIoN OF DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRAL PLANK
n ROAD COMPANY hereby gwen that on The hst
Wednesday Apr viii be held the once c the
Secretary Of The Company he city Of Indianapolis between the
hours OF ten O'Clock NJ and o'clock NJ Of SAID day for tho
~ ~ ~ W ROBSON, President
Attest r 3 DrsosS, Secretary. iesaa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
WILLIAM STEWART Clerk
Bv MN. WALLACE. Deputy Clk.
BAREorr & PoRrEn- Atiys for Petitioners eie9-3wiwl

NTOTICE-Pubc i hereby given thai United States Mil
Warrant, Coz 100 issued 10t,
1873 The UNDERSIGNED private Captain LAWYERS Company,
Regiment VOLUNTEERS has been an believed be
destroyed and the 1s day Of Marg ISL shall demand
The Commissioner Of Pensions duplicate Of said certificate
ian1e-6vvtxvl JESSE 4. GRAYSOH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

DIssoLUTIoE OF PARTNERsHP.-The firm Of Wat
this dissolved by mutual consent has
seman vnioD Co. HAVING purchased the entire interest IN raid
authorized the claims due 10 the late trm
Of Watson Voorhees, Co.. and all claims against said late hrm
should be presented 10 them for payment
dec7 WATSON, VOORHEES, q CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

ERENcH, English and American Ginghams and cslicos ne
II styles, for sale cheap
mario SEATON & HOlNTAN-S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

UNISSQLUTI0NThe Co-parnership heretofore existing
the and style Sugrove
Smith, February instant, by mutual
having purchased the interest Of Augustus Smith,
authorized settle all the business If said firm
Will business usual al the cd stand
JAMES SUIGROVE,
Ind;anorols Feb IL ISL AUGUSTUS SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

\ PRoBArE CouRr MARION COUNTY ISuIASA-
Petition seg Real Eside-Aa T. WeSi Nathaniel Wes, and
George f. West Executors OF The Las Wal and Testament OF
Nathaniel Henry w Ellsworth Mary
Ellsworth his wife. Martha Wcsf, William H. West Isaac Is.
Meeker Nathaniel w. Meeker, and Charles 81 John West
known that the 18Th day OF February A D. ISL tie
NIB ocpainani fled in the Probate Cont Of Mari
Comfy. petition the eve entitled also
the adavs and deresied Witnesses that the detud
William H. West Isaac i. Meeker and Nathaniel W Nee
residents the OF ana the said defendants,
William b. Mecker, Nathaniel ". Meeker.
arc therefore notified fling penency
and thai unless they appear and plead Ia deur
petition FIRST of tie said Probate
Court begun and held the cei the city indiana
apo Second Monday IN Arr lS5 The said petition,
and things therein Contained, WI be aken
fessed said defendants.
- WILLIAM STEW ART. Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY
the February Term OF the Probate Coah A D. 1851, said
N Court declared the Anthony Define deceased be
probably msdvent creditors therefore required file their
claims against the for allowance the said Probate Court
within mouths from the hereof they will moi be entitled "a
payment CHRISTINA DEFINE, Administrative.
February %, 1851. 3wtwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

TERRE HAUIE AND RICHNHOND HAILhOAU.
THE Stockholders the Terre Haute and
<sss.sslJ ~ n Richmond Railroad Company residing IN
ssS-sfs5 ~ Marion, Hendricks and Morgan counties,
hereby notified TO pay 10 f.. j. Peck or
T. Office s. Fletcher, dollars each
share Of stock subscribed for in said On the first day OF
February and further Of four dollars each share
sixty days from that date until the whole is paid
BY an order Of the Directors payments will draw interest,"
payable i'm stock,l until the road is in operation.
The open the subscription of stock
C. ROSE, PresL T. ii. and r. r. r. C.
indianapolis, Nov %, 1s49 iune1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

NT oTICB-Pabc hereby given that United SAFES Mill
" Land Warrant No 1864 for 100 issued April 1
s4s the undersigned private Captain Craviod cepsny,
Indiana Volunteers. has been and believed
be deroyea and that the 18Th day Of March, ISL shall de-
Commissioner OF Pensions duplicate of said eerth
lanlS-0xvlNl Mll.IklN kl.AND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

toALl ooAL.l-oooo bush Yonghogany Coal, just
]. ss''' AND '' sac al es PER '''9 SkSkY kELose
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
AN ACT Ia

Approved February Il. 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

AN ACT to amend article mn, Of chapter 49, of the
rsrsed statutes Of 1913, in relation to the Writ Of ad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
THE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION ooOETl

THE STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY.
February the Marion Probate Ccuri A. u.
ISL said Conri declared the OF Thomas Moore ae OF
Tounshl be probably nsoveni Creicr are
their against the estate Tor allow
ance said Probate Court within ten mennS oA me Gate
hereof OK they viii not be entitled 10 payraenl
ELIAS n. SINNER. klru;nis,ra,ors
THOMAS MOORE
Nareh5 fs51.-3wfwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

NToTIcE-Pubc notice is hereby given that Cna Ssses Mil
u tary Land Warrant No 5000 for 100 issued the
has been and believed be destroyed and Inst
5h of April 1851, shall demand from the Commissioner OF
Pensions duplicate Of said certificate.
feb1i-6w(wl DAVID r bAhhh-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

This Extract in large bottles containing twenty four
II combines the properties Of Detergent Diuretc
and Tonic Cures without pGrng gripping sekening and
1T better and cheaper than other sr
Gle in Market valuable family medicine and certain
preventive OF disease the bad effects Of exposure mprudence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

following certificate among many that have beea
given by citizens in this State.
We have been selling DR.. Myers ssrssPara Wild Cherry
Dandcion months past and hesitate d in
article before the public
arrangement the in whatever
NAV appear We extraordinary benefits nom
USE would recommend to the Of those labOrng unde
any of the diseases which il is recommended
G. J. ALLISON * Co. Druggists
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Tbs CaNeasian Lssdsr-ScAsmxl Ben and II.
Hvsss0ssss- Among all the military heroes of mod.
ern timess NO ons 10 equal to Schamyl Bev. he
leader and ruler Of the Caucasians The de:pot Of
Hussia has invaded his eouAtyy with III ne appli
ancss Of Russian cunning spd losre. ,Schamyf has
successfully repelied this invasion from time to
time glung the kussiaa armies terrible over.
throw. The struggle has now continued for ve.rs.
md, at this moment, the "ds.pot Of the North =
ands Schamyi rather more invinoible and terribb
than ever. cAnd the Caucasians, having man Is
lead them, seem to follow him with implicit cnnA.
deAce and m enthusiasm which makes them cap..
BIZ Of sighting prcdigious battles. Schamvl's men.
under his lieutenant have just giveh the kussians
the most tefFibIs overthrow they have ever encoun
tered in that quarter. The Russian losses are im.
mense' not only N meP, but also in arms, ammu-
achamyl cannot be more than fifty wear, Old
he Is probably younger. About twenty dvs vears
ago, when be was youth, the Russisns took him
prisoner. The Gear sought to RussianisS him. r
order to use him IN instrument against The Csu
casisns, Schamyl studied 1.-THE Russian military
acaaem'es, quietly keeping his. own counsel and
cs.s'uny .s observing and studying every thing He
sss himself master Of every thing rslatng to the
.,..s. aImy and the empire and gained an a.
who had in any degree been wrought on bv IN
Oxafs s4orts to sedace them. He passed severd
years In Russia At length one dav. he suddenit
disappeared. SuccessfulIy eiudina I'll nuI.nit *
arrived safely among his own people in ~ noun.
tains OF the Cancasus, where he at once procced.a
tcfaily and unite the various tribes and orran =
that resistance which has ever since been 40 f.ts
to ne Carr armies. He fights in self.dsi.nee
animated By love Of country. We regard him :
one Of the greatest Of military heroes. The Rms.
SANS have found him. first incorrsptible, and the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Mother Gsvsrmde;, ,-ln Paris. an old lady named
" Mother Gertrude, !" known In oil the dstinguish-
ed families in that capital, lately died Gould she
have written her Life it would be remarkabl
story, for she was nurse for the sick and had wit
messed in the long course Of her life many remark
able scenes, She had CLOSED the eyes of CHOPIN
waited on Mirabesu, Sieys, the Brothers Lameth.
Barnave and the late Duke de Lauxum ;spplisd
leechss to the bloody Marat; put mustsrd plaster
on Robespierre, and even held the head Of ,Napo-
icon, when he bad an attack Of fever. Not long
ago she closed the eyes Of :, man who for twenty
years previous to the Revolution of February, held
the keys Of the :" Secret Fund.-" and who, bsfore
he died. ordered glass water, dipped his inaers
therein, and breathed his last with these words
:" wash my hands in innocence" Mother Get.
trade also witnessed the resurrection Ola child
who is now one Of the most distinguished vomen
Ia Paris. The child had died, as ii was subps,ed.
and had been placed in its coffin, That niahG tbe
mother iaN the bitterness of her grief sud.
denly arose and was led by an irresst:bie ieeling
to look again on her chiits face. On opening ,hs
door shs found ! sitting dp in the coffin, playina
became the subject Of one Of Lamsrtines 3 poens.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

there Il anybody under the canistsr 0f h.as.
en- tnst Nev9 "a uttf excfssence," says hhs
emlats m. faHingtsn, " il il q Islander, goiAs
c"S...i .I ..,s VIC 10y consuoc'os cascuaung his
fnefe b apanih danss,ise coming to this
* y. wen s9e w!na blow1 fos feaf Of being
ss wnaso away NE leatner. She once danced .
no1nplpe on ssoep bubble, .ssygf ..
A gentleman ~ . .hetel called for q bottle Of
heck, but The waiter NOT hearng distinctly, asked
him TO repeat tbs order Kbottie Of hock,,'' xas
as W. Iepy: &c, edscf Aoc .At!ef walting some
no q ,ny ny 9ppsafiae, no ssan sdnsmoned fhe
!. 44I 4I fnos ososF 7, :oma Hoeks s,yqn faecai !;
sa.., Wy IL ~ ~ SDsouens. necar:e, ssn lhe
Won afsrWards drcinsd x = >" 'ue A''n 'a.nn1' 4,
~ ~. uecIi,so q = ~ = y 4,
NY. eenuemen5 you see the enemy T4ey
.as se 10y 70 savsnce upon you. hememosr that
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

TINTED STATES CITY POsTLI m .r.c,.
v;.,o tos1f Y he Pow.. esat.s Ceas undes ihspso
z: hs hs:iss s e:
s Assay; &: 81 T.; ;i !: 5.s: E: is:
+ S1 n &c s.s X; I Is sss
sseis.s Rsnsss "a Dss ss Dsst.Sis sppssdsi ~
sgssssss :ss:;:. ~ 4. =, /; Az :o. .S
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4. s9a sssR sf siis ". n = :ss:sa s
Ih.sP s., sSIss .s :en D.i Of u. city 70 ..e.A.
ns,;aiaa Si .o.o nSniSs H. sa.s y
:as;ssssn; IaSsS,ss 9S:si.s sssa
Ese d:vssy sbo.d S ssnp..d ssus:S e
tsncs and ia sns Spss's ss ss I sesss
On sanday and Helyaays
Ihss WIZ b no collection and dsay&y e'sea
Fob Ls..s es1iw ssa.itlsd q eharsss .,sssg /. ri
.n g Si S O. s .i Il :iss s,;
Z q & :sHs ,ss : q :.s.
Ss s' d ssi e ]. . u .si:
fs % %Ss,ssy are brought By The csrrefs to s
oas csns dsvv Of each ossi,s. hsnds s,,d. 10
ons half osn. ondsl,~y Of each nsvspapss o.
Csnss. allowed to .sosiv. no.. than Il. ,,s
" :ss. ssss.. :.sD: Ss ..p: y s. ::s:. Tss
e. s: I: +
Poo'os. Or o. q sSs ;s;ss: =. a'd as'A'
AZ lssS''sE.. s .sss witha wso.ups
S,ss. 20: sss s,s. ssc cs:.s. s;.a "a ..;b,,
a. = e;Zs - .: :::s 81 .s.ss q u u. n..
ays yos sadss = fses = ssss Ssss 9 ,ss 49,.
ss ssa sSs si :ssS 10 saad vss
n.S:. SM.ssP;, q ;.:y ;.:,: Il i ..s "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Portrait Of" Uncle Ssss.n-A writer ia X.
Southern Literary Gazette gives the following
graphic pen-and-ink sketch Of our respected upc
In personal appssrance, Uncle Sam i, . ali
bony, healthy looking man, apparently about astr'
hve for, though born in 1776 he bears nc ase
well, and seems to be getting younger every dav.
: ne loves TO brag Of his esiahjishmsnt, and p.ts
hlmseli on such an equality With the people. tbst
tram OF hangers-on are aiWays az mia elliott
There are always at his t7ble 4 number Of grav.
headed old fellows, who were his companions IN
youth, and OF whose services hs CONTINUALLY
speaks. ne loves to boast how Tom Such-a. ops
saved his life at Bunker Hill, and how Dick Some
body whipped fellow that assaulted him A.
Eu'aw. HE oten,. too, wipes his eyes when he
looks at the picture Of a tall general hanging n
In his paror who, he says, whipped q fellow
named Pakenham, who once tried to t.ke swrv
one OF his girls and a cotton bale. On these occs.
sions, Uncle Sam will become greatly excited
and, taking of his cooked hat-which he sav. ~.
the gdt fof his old friend George Wasxjng tom
will swear he has the best land in the world ma
can out-run. out jung, and whip any man AZ me
bill Ia praising his friends aud his plantasions.
Uncle Sam often makes himself ridiculous tut'
IN truth, these are but eccentrciiiss Of character
which Is 50 mixed up with. generous virtues as 10
DC excusable Though Inclined to peace, he can
sometimes play the brsggsrt, and IS one Of those
who, while he will give his life in the sav Of
friendship in the matter Of bargains will sickle
on the ninth-part Of hair. At any atternpt upon
him OF this character, he will shoulder his cane
and act ont as many manouvres n. = hslf.pav
lieutenant Of infantry On the whole, he is one Of
those who will cudgel his best friend in a cause IN
whic he is engaged. and embrace bis bitterest
enemy, in whose conduct is Observable the small
est principle OF magnanimity and honor"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09
AGENCY OF

Aa4oulM, AA11TT 2 90. .u6o1AG
! IshE anderdensd ks&bg hses sppsstsd Assll
s,: ~ s:d:ss s l.s IT, ~: y, 49, ~
IA n1. e sss.''s' : Il VIII IsEs sd::.::sss ad:::ss
ILL OFFITRI0ls--l loe oasssys Oil Il Vitriol
- Ssnen sissspssa = ~ esstr4 OSs.ll.l yahs ~
IVA ,i5s -. : !s.a !, "a ~ 49,
TowNSEN1a sARaAPAklisleA--A.s1ef
s. ~ disset non ths fSnlsu. kp65G q - - II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

.sn COus ItWdIk8 81 I
"a "Ihe elau.s in the ae~ eoaa,i.u.ion Of Isdi.s.,
prohibiting free nsgrees isen coming into {be
a cnfe-a clause which was adopted separately by
vote Of nearly one hpuared fhopssad- hsIie "a
~ some to Be in cop@iot with tha Gonssitutotf Of
the United States. The ssssnd ssooad ssosion Of
heiourth article Of tbs Constitution Of the u piied
States says: Tho ciiissps of each STATS shall BE
ented to all privileges and immunities Of citisdns
N the several States; 4" and, IN connection with
tms previsicn the question arises whssher bss ne
s rny = sny state are citizens. e contemplap1 by
ne Cosstitutioh Are they citizens of ne usitsd
"a Til. qussio. has no, YET bsen d.Sa;,v.Iv j..
tied by our highest judicial nibunal. The discsim.
nation which 10 made in the constitutions of 20
many Statss. in reference ts this class of popus.
ton, plainly implies that they are not Seesrded ss
clttze3s nor is II likely that the Supseme Court.
called upon to decide thesqueston, would over.
look such existing facts. Yet il any snss thoId
choose to make them citizens to the full extent Of
citzenshlP, as may perhaps be the case in some of
the New England Stats5, it would b. difssultlto
auesiion her right . dc SO; and then would come
the CLAUSE OF the Constitution to bear upon them.
which gives to the citizens Of each Stste al IN,
privileges and iminunitss of citizens n ,he ~.
eral States ~ 1, -''' ~ '1o sS''
The disposition, however, which is indio...d
: by tho people Of Indiana in references 10 itee -
s.oes, mas oeen demonstrated in 20 marked msn.
that one can hardly doubt Of it, existence mdre
or less, 70 the same extent in al the non,slaJe.
holding States. The free white laborer does not
wish to encounter tire competitioa Of negro labor
the white race does mot desire coalition With liz
colored race These are facts Of physioloey, which
no more bear disPutstion than facts of sstronomy.
or of any other Of the natural sciences And is N
not strange thing that the whole union should be
disturbed BY agitation concerning law for lie
reclama ion Of fugitive negroes that run awsv info
the non-savehoidng States, when there Is not
one Of those non-slavsholding States that would
not be glad to be freefrom the presencs Of neoto
within its borders? Is it love for The negro. o. sn;,s
agitation ~ - "~'uta'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

!; Great Pond Peat.-Whsn, through the chance
aiscoyery Of an Irish laborer, il Wa ssesrtsiaed
snas the waters q Great Pond covering about 500
bed ns.s of me cisy Of Portland Ne, rested upon
drained, and the valuable deposit rsn;div hroush.
,n.o use. Afts, .while however, nv prouer,ss
weie discovered in this half mineral. half
mas. and 7 = new powdered and sod by tbs hsr
rive os agent being much more .sc
coal Chemist. all agree in sscrbin~ =, q !. ensi
T"ms,.i ~ an,i-ssptie properties. TN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Car It % 80 !-lt is stated that every iour,..,,h
oa;o pe'aon in the State Of Msns Is an IDIOT
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Strange Specimsa.- Yesterday mernine tber.
was brought into Office ono of the mest aims
specimens: Of the genus homo that we have sye,
As 1t Is maxim Of law that pastss seqvituy ,en.
trem, we suppose this is to be called black ci,iia.
as Its mother is black; but from an ocular in.
spec!lon we cannot say whether the white or tbe
nlsek pr Rredomina'es It s NOT muiatto, but spot
forehead, and one On the chin, The M ana ns =
of the body are whits with black spots. The wbts
y not like timtof an Hlhino, but like the Sin oI
the white race. with the blue veins showing t6em.
selves through il. The mother is said % have
noi, IIflng nef pregnancy, very fond Of spotted
tne love Of a mother 10 her child Hers is uues.
ton tor Psychologists. Louisvifle jour. Sls,''