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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.

New YoRK, Oct. IS, s p. M.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived. She brings one
hundred and ~forsy.four passengers.
The steam frigate Mississippi, with Kossuth and
company on board, arrived at Marseilles on the 26th ult.
and Immediately sailed for England.
Tie Roman Catholic defence association had CON-
menced action by issuing an address to the Roman
Catholics in the United Kingdom, declaring hostility TO
the ecclesiastical titles bill and the ecclesiastical policy
movement, calling upon the Catholics TO unite in organ
lied resistance TO both. The address was signed by DR..
Calm, Catholic primate Of Ireland, and Mr.. Keagh,
secretary Of the defence association.
On Sunday, the 18th, the submarine telegraph was
brought into complete and successful operation between
the French and English coasts.
There was a large business doing in floating cargoes
Of Indian corn. Small parcels in warehouses and shill-
ing per quarter higher. Demand for sugar moderate at
IN better request. Little doing in storing sorts. Sales
Of molasses limited, but prices are steady. No transac-
ton in American rice reported.
The state Of trade in Manchester was fiat at rather
lower prices for goods and yarns.
The money market is in a very inactive state, with
trivial fluctuations in railway shares. The british funds
have improved considerably since last steamer. Consols
had risen ! on the 9th ult., on the 18th still further, and
on the Both closed at 933a93H. Foreign market also
improved considerably. Mexican had gone to 27la2.
The closing exhibition at the Chrystal Palace remain
ed fixed for the 18th inst.
At Liverpool and along the west coast gales of more or
less violence have occurred, doing serious damage.
Great preparations are making throughout Great
Britain for the general elections.
~ hiCtiC CApruAlAOuT dhoCi NOtiiuau VI SuPtatA
Austin had returned without making any new discovery.
The return of the American vessels, Advance and Res
cue, was known in England by an arrival from Green
land.
SPAIN,-Extreme excitement existed at Madrid in re.
lation to Cuban affairs, but had diminished and the Span
iards had commenced talking on the question of home
politics. The execution of Lopez seems to have salts
fed them.
Austria has again manifested her disappointment and
blind policy by causing Kossuth and many Of his CON-
rades to be hanged in efigy at Pesch.
1t is expected that about one hundred sentences will be
passed upon persons who had previously been set at lib.
erty.
Tie Emperor, accompanied by t~hirty-Rve generals,
visited Cormon on the 23d.
Turkey has been upon the point of a political crisis.
The Pacha's power was tottering and his successor were
already talked OF.
INDIA AND CHINA.-By the overland mail we have
Bombay dates to the Ist of September. The news ia
vorable TO an outbreak in Cashmere has been superseded
by later advices. The contemplated outbreak had been
suppressed.
Funds to the amount of seventy thousand pounds have
been discovered in the Bombay opium depot.
An expedition was fitting out against the Arabs round
about Alden.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From New York.

New YORK, Oct. Is, 8 p. NJ.
The Steamer Franklin, for Havre, sailed to-day with
6fty-two passengers and S707 ,541.
The steamer Washington sailed for Southampton and
Bremen with about fifty passengers, and the new steam
propeller Pioneer for Liverpool with twenty-six cabin
and one hundred and twenty.seven Storage passengers.
New YORK; Oct. 20, 8 p. NJ.
The cotton market is firm with sales of Is 500 bales.
Flour 50 SllaS4 for common State and western and S4a
81 % for southern and pure Genesee. Sales of 10 900
bushels Genesee white wheat and 900 bushels Mich
igan at SIC. Sales of 55 900 bushels mixed western at
56ic. Sales of 1000 bushels rye at Tic. Provisions
steady. Sales OF 300 bbls pork at SIS % for mess and
sl3 50aSl3 Is for prime. Lard Saa9gc. Sales of 200
bbls Ohio whiskey at Gle.
Freights on -four TO Liverpool Sd per Dbl wheat 4d
per pushed.
By the arrival of the ship Eclipse we have dates from
Rio de Janeiro 10 the 18th Of September. No news of
Importance. Stock of coffee $50, 600 bags.
We learn from New Bedford that there is but a small
amount of insurance there on the whalers lately lost in
the Arctic Ocean.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

CINCINNATI. Oct. IL.
Sales Of 500 brls -four at 50 .20aS3. Is in lots. Whisky
heavy at 16lc. Good demand for cheese at &c. De.
mand for sugar with sales Of 100 hhds at 6a6lc. Coffee
in fair request-but little in market-fair sells at 4ia4s
Molasses 35c. Barley in demand at Goa zoe.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II, s p. M.
The democrats have elected their Governor and a ma.
jority of the Legislature in OHIO. The returns come in
slowly, no interest being felt in any further details.
Mr.. Coleman has received a letter from Jenny Limbs
agent, engaging rooms at the 3urnet House. Miss
Lind will be here on the 3lst of October, when she will
give her farewell concerts.
The river is falling slowly. Weather pleasant.
Flour in light receipt with small demand sales of 600
bbls. at So. lOa3 20. Whisky dull at 16ic. Nothing done
in provisions. Sugar in good demand and firm sales OF
go hhds. at 6a64c for fair. Small. sales of molasses at
S5c. Sales 700 boxes cheese at &c for Western Re-
serve. Receipts Of common qualities OF butter large.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
| Nsrcisss Nelson

on the 9th, ALBERT, infant SON of Henry and Nsrcisss Nelson,
Of this City.
1t was too promising a flower
To bloom upon this earth,
And God did give il angel power,
And bright celestial birth
The world was all too bleak and cold
To yield il quiet rost,
God brought 1t to his shepherd-fod
And laid il on his breast"
In st. Louis, Mo, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. JULIA V. PERRY, wife Of
John X. Young, aged % years
On this morning al 5 O'Clock, Mrs. BARsARA, wife OF Samuel P.
Daniels OF this city.
The funeral will take place at , O'Clock, ?. NJ, on Thursday, from
the residence Of Mr. Daniels.
Al Greenwood, Ind, whilst on a visit to his friends, ABRAHAM d.
vooxHsks, in the 18th year of his age, formerly Of Morrisiown,
New Jersey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.

TX THE MARION CIRCUIT CouRT, December Term, A Z. ISL
In Chaacsry-Franci Dickman q. Jonathan Eyestone, Ruth Hal
ton, John Il. Hslton, William p. Hahon, James NJ. halton, adults
Elizabeth Haion, Martha Halton, Sarah Jane Halton, Amanda
Malvina Hahion, and Charles Halton, infants.
UpE it known that ON the 10th day Of October, A ID. 1851, The
above complainant, by Barbour & Porter, his Solicitors, filed
in the ofhce of the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court, his bill in
chancery in the above entitled cause, and also the affidavit OF a dis
interested and competent witness, that the defendants Ruth Halton,
John X. Hslion, William p. Halon, James NJ Halton, Elizabeth
Halion, Martha Haton, Sarah Jane Haton, Amanda Malyina Hal
ton. and Charles HaIon are not residents of the State of Indiana.
The said non resident defendants are therefore, hereby notified OF the
filing and tendency of said bill of complaint and that unless ihsy
appear and plead, answer or demur 10 said bill of complaint on the
first day Of The next term OF said Marion Circuit Court, 10 be begun
and he'd al the Court House in the city of indianapolis, on the Sc
cond Monday in December next, the said bill and the matters and
things therein contained will be held as true and taken a confessed
as 10 said defendants. WM. IVA Clerk.
BARsorR & PORTER. Soils. for Complit. octl6-w3w
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pennsylvania.

Lehigh-Bigler 81 majority.
Union-Johnson 600 majority.
Philadelphia city and county. Johnson 2400 majority,
Berks Carbohydrates 4, 723 majority.
Crawford-Bigle 80 majority.
Venango-Bigler 600 majority.
Clarion-Bigler 1000 majority.
M~ercer-Bigler 100 majority.
~Perry-Bigler 800 majority.
Lycoming-Bigler GOO majority.
SOmerset-Johnson 100 majority.
Susquehanaa-Bigler 700 majority.
Wayne-Bigler 1, 145 majority.
Wyoming -Bigler POS majority.
Observation-Disclosures 900 majority.
Bradford-ahout a tie.
Alleghany-Johnson ? 800 majority.
Northumberland 200 majority.
Franklin-Johnson $50 majority.
Montour-Bigler 4s1 majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

considerable attention. The convention would assem-
bic on the third Monday in October.
The late rains had greatly improved the facilities for
operations az the placers and mines.
Incendiaries fired Spanish Town on the 9th Of Sep
TENDER, which destroyed $500 0 worth of property.
A disease resembling cholera Twas prevailing at San
Francisco, particularly among the iChinese and the
poorer classes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY,

IN TIE MARION CTkcuIr CoURf, JUNE Tenn, A.. D. IooI.
In Chaacery-Daniel Carlisle q. Joseph X. Cubertson, Elijah
James and Charles James.
T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court by the Sherif's return
10 the process in this case that the defendant, Charles James. has
not been found, on motion OF the complainant il is ordered that
said defendant Charles James, be notified of the filing and tendency
of the bill of complaint herein, in some public weekly newspaper,
of general circulation, printed and published in he county of Marion,
by three successive weekly publications therein, and that unless he
appear and plead, answer or demur TO said bill, at the calling of the
cause at the next term Of this couri, 10 be begun and held at the
Court House, in the city OF Indianapolis, on the second Monday in
December, next, The same and the matters and things therein con-
tanned will be taken rs confessed as 10 said defendant, and this cuuse
is continued. Copy OF the order of said court, made and entered in
said case, on Tire 23d day of July, A. ID. 1851, and the 39h judicial
day Of the June Term OF said court for said year.
octlo-w3w VIM STEwART Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Ohio Election Returns.
lFrOm the Loui.virle and Madison Papers

Ohio Election Returns.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
Gov. WRIGHT.-Whigs badly beaten in Hamilton
County, and throughout the State.
FARRAN Ed. Gin. Eng.
COLUMBUS Oct. 10.
Brown, SENTINEL.-Returns this MOI ming open rich.
Prospect Of a magnificent triumph on our whole ticket,
and in the Legislature. STATESMAN.
TOLEDO, Oct. IA.
Woods majority in the city 1O5-a large dem. gain.
SANDNsKY CITY, Oct. IA.
Wood has 200 majority in this city. Heron county
whole wing ticket elected.
XENIA, Oct. IA.
Wing maj for Governor greatly reduced.
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 10.
Woods maj. in Franklin co. from 100 to 200. Lucas
co. democratic.
MANSFIELD, Oct. Is.
Democratic ticket ahead beyond all expectations.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IS.
Hamilton co. gone for Wood by a large majority.
Woods maj throughout the State very large.
HAMILTON, Oct. 16, 1851.
Whole democratic ticket elected. Vance, Ind. de-
fsated for Judge by Hams, dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

New York, Oct. Is, 8 p. M.
Cotton market steady with sales Of 500 bales. Flour
So. SO for common State and western, and $4a4 %
for good Ohio and fancy Michigan.
Sales OF 1000 bus. Genesee white wheat at 91a924c.
Sales Of p, 900 bus. mixed western corn at Sole. Sales
Of 1000 bus. rye at 70dc.
Sales 400 bbls. pork at s15. 25 for mess, and S13. rs
prime. Butter and lard steady. Sales of 300 bhls.
Ohio Whisky at 2lc. Linseed oil rather heavy at 70a
lie. Wool quiet and quotations are nominal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

partnership heretofore existing between
George NJ. Bright and Alexander c. Lanier, firm OF Bright &
Ianierl is this day dissolved by mutual consent. A. C. Laner will
settle Inc business of the concern and Is TO receive and pay all debts.
GEO. NJ. BRIGHT,
Oct 4 1e5i.-oct2f A.. G. LANIER.
TrGeo. M. Bright will continue the Commission and Forwarding
business on the east side Of West street, two doors from the csner
orf2I g. NJ. b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

BY JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, GOVERNOR OF INDIANA.
II becomes US as a Christian people, to acknowledge The goodness
OF Almighty God, and with gratitude render 10 Him thanksgiving for
His favors and mercies.
Peace and order have reigned throughout our Stale. The labors of
the husbandman have been rewarded in The rich returns OF the fruits
Of the earth, industry of every kind has received a just reward; civil
and religious liberty is vouchsafed 10 all within our borders.
Time and precedent have sanctioned the custom of setting apart a
day of Public Thanksgiving, and in accordance with this usage, as
well as with my own convictions of lis correctness, L designate
Thursday, the 9th day Of November, 1851, TO be observed a : a day
Of Public Thanksgiving, and recommend the people Of Indiana 10
suspend their ordinary ayocahons, and assemble at their usual places
of worship ON that day, and offer thanks 10 Him who controls the
destiny of men and nations.
In witness whereof have hereunio sci my hand and caused
u. s. TO be affixed the seal Of The State, al Indianapolis, This 17h
day of October, A. ID. 1851.
By the Governor, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Attest: CHARLES III. TEST, Secretary OF Stale.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Oct. IL, 8 p. NJ.
The cotton market is firm and prices have advanced /
with sales Of 500 bales. Sales Of 10 900 bbls -four at
So, 75as4 for common State and western and s4 % for
fancy Ohio and Michigan. Sales of 1000 bushels Gen.
esee white wheat at 92c; 5000 prime Ohio at SIC; and
5000 Michigan at Soc. Sales Of 80 900 bushels mixed
corn at Sic. Sales of 200 bags Rio coffee at Sic.
Pork continues inactive. Lard heavy at Ssas9c
Whisky 21lc.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IS.
Hamilton county 200 to 800 majority for Wood.
Whole Democratic ticket elected.
2 Franklin county, Wood, dem, about 200 majority
Ashtabula, Vinton 90 majority Erie, Wood l36 maj
Cuyahoga and Lucas counties both democratic.
The Catholic German Orphan Asylum on Fourth
street was destroyed BY fire last night. Six children
supposed TO be lost.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From Boston.
BosToN, Oct. 10

BOSTON, oct. ~.
This evening, about six o'clock, a man named Thos:
Davis, a rigger, residing on Charter street, murdered
his sister, a very beautiful and prepossessing girl oil
twenty-three, by cutting her throat and after wards tear
ing ont her wind-pipe. He was laboring under delirium
tremens. The immediate cause that induced hin TO
commit the horrid deed was supposed to be his opposition
to his sisters contemplated marriage. Davis has lately
returned from California. He was arrested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
r Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Oct. Is, s p. M.
We learn from Jacksonville that the trial of the
steamer Pampero is progressing. Her stores have been
sold by order of the United States Marshal.
The election of members TO the southern Congress
took place on Monday and Tuesday last in the sixth dis
trict. Messrs. Aiken and Porter, cooperation candi-
dates, are elected by 1852 majority. tits supposed that
t~wo-thirds of the State has voted in favor of co-opera-
ton.
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From Philadelphia.

FHILADELPHIA, UcI. TO, + VI
PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoNs-FURTHE OFFICIAL RE-
TURNs.-Union county, Bigler / ,949; Johnson ISIS.
Bedford, 2,212 for Bigler; 2 ,239 for johnson. Cumber-
land 3,i41 for Johnson; 1889 for Bibler. Lancaster
6,226 for Bigler; IL ,064 for johnson. Lebanon 1,94e
for Bigler; 1924 for Johnson. Wyoming 2,675 for
Bigler; 2,027 for Johnson. Lncerne 1909 for Big.
Ter; 3,471 for Johnson. Chester $50 for Bigler; 6,351
for Johnson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Oct. IL.
There has been very violent gales blowing upon the
lake all day. Brig Chicago cspsized about noon, of
long point, first and second mates and one seaman
drowned. The censns of Dunkrk, the terminus Of the
New York and Erie Railroad shows a population OF
$500. Six months ago was but about 500. Few other
towns can show so rapid an increase.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
BUCKEYE STATE COOK STOVE!

Y FT WOOu'J q NT ~
N ME undersigned Is now receiving the different sizes of This new
and beautiful Cooking Stove, which was awarded the first pre-
MUM al the Ohio State Far, lately held at Columbus, over all others
exhibited, among which were all the most popular Cooking Stoves
in the West, also several from New York and others Eastern cities.
To give n full and explanatory statement of the great advantages
this Steve has over all others, cannot be contained within the conn.,
pass Of an advertisement. The public are therefore, respectfully in
vned to call and examine this Stove al my wareroom, nearly oppo-
site the Masonic Hall, and judge for themselves.
For sale by loctli-lwd-w2wl THOMAS BUST.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 8 p. NJ.
No change in cotton; sales to-day of 1000 bales;
during the week $4,000 bales, being the largest this sea-
son. Flour and grain dull. Price OF Mess pork has de-
clined-offered at S14 so. Sales of 20Obbls prime lard
at Gle. Rio cefee active sales of ,OO0bags this morn.
ing at 74a7ae.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is.
The produce market this afternoon is exceedingly
dull. st. Louis -four S.. 75a$3. IS for s~uperfne. Mess
pork is offered at under SIS. Good western butter
scarce at 15e. Nothing doing in sugar. Old re-boiled
molasses declined to 1sa20c. Corn 40a5Oc. Arrived
Iowa from ST. Louis; Georgetown going tonight TO
Louisville; also the Pocahontas and Bunker Hill for
St. Louis.
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From New York.

New YORK, Oct. 10, 8 P. M.
Sales Of Cotton to-day 200 bales at yesterdays quo
tations. Sales of 200 bbls. -four at 50 ,68a3, go and
prime Genesee and Western fancy at 81, 12aS4 %. Sales
of 10000 bushels southern wheat at SIC. Sales of co..
coo bushels mixed corn at SIC. Sales of 900 bbls lard
at ssc: 1000 bbls. Ohio whisky at 2lc. Sales of lin
seed oil at 70a72c.
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From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IL, 8 p. M.
PENNSYLVANIA Observation-Disclosures city and
county, official, Johnson "a 100. Bigler 22,OO1. Dau-
phin, official, Johnson 1899, Bigler $500. Carbon,
official, Bigler 1874, johnson 1877. Berks, official,
Bigler 9,486, Johnson 4,72l. Bucks, official, Bigler
5,483, Johnson 5.26S. Northumberland, official, Bigler
2,549, Johnson l ,63s.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoNs.-Tioga county gives Big
Ter $40 majority Black, democrat, is elected TO the
Legislature. Northampton county, official, Bigler 4 $50,
Johnson 1921 Campbell but 48 votes below Black.
Columbia county, Bigler 2,031, Johnson l ,024; Camp
bell 80 below Black. S~chuylkill county, official, Big
Ter A ,74S, Johnson 4 ,069. Lehigh couRty, Bigler 1892,
Johnson 3,Ol5. Montour county, Bigler 1884, john
son $50. Mifiin county, Bigler 200 majority. Clinton
county, Bigler / ,266, Johnson 98I.
In Philadelphia county, Hamilton, native, is elected
by 126 majority over Jackson, democrat, which. with
the wing Senator in the Dauphin and Northumberland
district, gives the Senate to the wings. The natives
elect five members to the Legislature, the democrats
six, and the natives elect all the county officers, except
coroner. For the supreme court, Coulter, the highest
on the whig ticket, leads Campbell, the lowest on the
democratic ticket, 9,747, and leads the highest on the
democratic ticket 6,120.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Oct. IT.
Two thirds of the State have been heard from and
Duncan are the only secessionists elected, and that by
very close vote.
The steamer Benecia, which had gone ashore, was
gotten of and towed into Jarun.
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From Toronto.

ToRoNro, Oct. 90, s P. NJ.
There is much excitement here in reference TO the con-
cert of Miss Lind. The tickets were all sold in a little
more than a hour and a hall. Not more than a quarter
Of the applications were supplied.
The Governor General left this morning for Qnebec.
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Expect but lew returns tonight. Markets dull. The
river is slowly falling and the weather is cold and cloudy.
Flour-500 bbls sold at 50, 20a$3 40, the latter price for
extra. Whisky 163. 800 hhds bacon sides sold at about
SIC, to go to New York, being a decline of two cents.
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From wheeling.

WHEELING, Uct. IS.
The boilers in Dewey & Co.'s steam wire works ex.
ploded this afternoon, totally destroying the building
The boiler was thrown one hundred yards across Water
street, and in its way knocked the corner off two houses,
and the side out of another. Only two men injured
Loss about Sc, 900.
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From boston.

BOSTON, Oct. II, 8 p. M.
The English papers, received by the steamship Amer
lea, contain no additional news of interest. Baring's
circular. of the Sd inst says that American stocks
were generally unchanged, the only change being sales
of consols, to some extent, at 961a97c.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dc

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 10, 5 p. NJ.
PENNSYLVANIA observation-disclosures county / ,693 ma
jority for Bigler; Bucks 300 for Bigler Montgomery
46l and Chester ! 1872 for Johnston.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GooDs-AarOn d. ohr & Co

NEW STORE N NEW GOODS-AaronD d. Ohr & Co,
~ are receiving and opening daily in the Masonic Building, a
large and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Groceries, Cotton Yarns, &c, TO
which we would respectfully call the attention of the citizens Of In
dianspolfs and surrounding country. These Goods have been pun-
chased AT extremely low prices, and we would particularly invite
our country friends if they want Nec and Cheap Goods, 10 give US
q call.
After an absence oftwo years. TO that famous and Golden Country.
California, we have returned 10 our old home where we intend to
settle for life, provided our friends will give us their assistance.
AARON ID. DIR,
WILLIAM BRADEN.
lbs Stop al the Masonic Hall. oct23-wl
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From Auburn.

AUBURN, Oct. 90. 8 p. M.
The parties implicated in the late slave riot and
rescue case at Syracuse, have been held to bail to
answer for misdemeanor at the November term oil the
United States circuit court at Buffalo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From PhiIadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 4.
II IS reported that C.. c. Langdon, editor Of the Mo-
bile Advertiser, aas been appointed U. s. Consul at Ha-
vana in place Of Mr.. Owen recalled.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
PATENT DOUBLE OVEN 90,

66U PATENT DOUBLE OVEN COOK
IL sTovEIt has now been about one year since this Stove
was Introduced 10 the public, and never during so short a period has
any other obtained the high celebrity this Stove now has among
those who have used them. Upwards OF one hundred have been sold
in Indianapolis and vicinity, all giving entire satisfaction.
For sale only by THOMAS BUST.
oct14-1wd-w2w Sign of Red Anvil.