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w Union, Now and Forever - Fourteenth

~ Union, Now and Forever !-EoHrteenth
wRrd.-At meeting Of the Democratic wing COMMIT
zee OF the Fourteenth Ward, held at the Island Cry on
thursday evening" 9Th inst, the following resolutions were
adopted:
R''red That upon faithful observance OF the proys'
Rn Of the Federal Constitution depends the preseFVanoh
he Union. and the honor and welfare OF our whole
seonuy That Constitution was TRAINED IN the sp,r OF
naierna compromise and in the same spirit must be de-
ended rom hostile attacks and maintained nvolae IN al
nparS
Resolved That the National Government as SUCH not
ponsble for and has nothing whatever to 30 WIN me
nnuron q Slavery, except 10 protect the rghts OF me
S1s where n exists Whsn those rights have been aoe
s; profseted hv appropriate legislation further aga-
on kopd cease The Slave States should be len 10 mau
We heir ovr domestic institution in their own way Win
@luy interference the part OF those States wach IA
esxeIcise OF their legitimate powers have aboshed lhe
Annnon or prohibited its Introduction WITHIN their re-
fseive Jurisdictions. -, O..
Rsrcd That no man is entitled 20 represent the state
akew.York In the Senate OF the United states AZ ths
e who either has formed opinion upon IN % por-
a subject or who declines express Il and the Sena
on and Members of Assembly from this City are only
eng the viii Of their constituents, when they require
Are they support candidate for the high and resPonsi.
es 0ce OF United States senator that The toundness or
esviews upon Constitutional question shall hrs be as
e-hned
Rsed That copy Of the foregoing resolutions be pub
,sked in the New-York Express, Tribune and II, raid
JOHN b. SCOLES, Chairman
CHAS !. HEYERS Secretary nj III
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ITO THE READIN PUB LIC
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Is ~ Three Lecfures.-T. L. NICHOLS. d., Hy-
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MONDAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. the
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W KER'S QUEENS OWN
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~ To Printers.-For sale, large and wei assorted
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TYHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
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WANTED-A young German Porter,
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AVENGKO; ny George BOrr0w.-AII
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French Cook who understands his business AID
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JOURNAL OF MEDI-

1 NCINE, &c.-The Collateral Sciences-For March,
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TO LANDLORDS WANTED I'M

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THE WORLDS FAIR.-These VIII

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Baby Jumpers. Toys, &c
The Prices 20 per cent less than The usua rates or
Fancy Goods and the price Is distinctly marked on each
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II gentleman and wife wish BOARD permanently, from
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furnished References exchanged Address Y this Office
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WANTED-To purchase orient COM
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WANTED-At ia Nassau-st. (oase-
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TO WATCH IMPORTERS AND

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APARTMENTS wANren r.

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49, "v conYenlsnces 10 keep School fr Young chdre-,
wee mere % none such near either Ia NewYok Bro *
=, rom F more than mile from ths r. A.
~ .,ou uiton cry or near PscK Sip Ferry penna'
het pace VIA reasonable rent VIII of good tenant
o. blQfess az SCHOOL TdD1ne Office mi II
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE-The undersigned was appoan,.
ed Commissioner AT the December The Probate Court
o Marion county, TO make sale Of The following belong
ing 10 the heirs OF James Il. Ray deceased to-yyit:
Fory-sx feet OF the west part of lot numbered square g.
me own OF indianapolis except % feet of the which had
conveyed by John G. Alden four
lots lying together feet front by 100 Deep taken from the
souin east corner OF g. being paris of original
~ IN square 63 making 100 feet front Maryland
front on Alabama Streets Indianapolis of tmbered
Land IN Hendricks County, Indiana, containing
north Of the Cawordsyie Road sections E and township i6
meridian OF lands sold indianapolis Indiana
cling the north of the Charlottesville road on The most westerly
pomt OF James Rays land north of said the northwest
quarter OF seciien 1S and bearing southeast
breadth OF so the southern boundary NORTH
same for quantity through sections Is and Till
braced out Of said James B. Rays land
NGee hereby give that WILL in pursuance Of the order of
SAID Court public House door in
the town Of Indianapolis Saturday, day January
le5l the above described properly the oocRg terms
Onefourh part of the purchase money hand residue in
three equal payments of twelve and eighteen
ierest from date taking with approved security
chaser without relief whatever from valuation
laws GEORGE G. HOLMAN, Comm'r
Jan Q, 1851.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-16

useful, and who enjoyed the sunbounded confidence
oI the people over whom he was placed.r
Mr.. President, have DONE did not design nor is
necessary: to pass encomium the character OF
General Lane. simple narrative of his life would
Constitute his best eulogy, the leading events of which
are already embamed in the grateful recolections OF
MS counrynien There he stands the architect of his
own lame and fortunes far above the reach OF caumny
ne shafts OF defamation fall harmless his feet and
tne medltatea mischief will only rally around
him the sympathes of a just and grateful people.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS THE TERRITORY OF OREGON.
Be it resolved BY the Legislature Assemble of the
Territory Of Oregon, That the course of Gen Joseph
Lane as Superintendent Of Indian Affairs meets with
our fullest approbaton and that his extraordinary
gy Ia that department merits the thanks of the people
oil Oregon. That the Just policy, coupled with the
great rmness he has exercised toward the numerous
Indian tribes within the Territory have secured the
most peaceful relations with them and that few could
have accomplished successfully what his kindness in
tegrfy, and hrmness have done the bonds Of
lasting peace with the tribes surrounding us
Resolved That in the discharge of his executive du
ties as Governor of Oregon, he has uniformly acted
with view to the best interests of the tcoe people and
tnat ms demeanor in Office has afforded no ground OF
Just complaint but the contrary has been such as TO
meet the best expectations and wishes of the
people.
Resolved That they regret sincerely that the presi
dent OF the United States has deprived the Territory
Oregon OF the future services of one so emnenty useful
and whose usefulness was enhanced by the unbounded
confidence of the people whom he was placed
Resoired That the conduct of General Lane in his
private lie has been such as TO secure the warmest
friendship OF the people, and the purity of his private
relations has been less than his energy has been
great in the discharge Of his official duties.
A. L. LOvEJOY, Speaker
SAM. PARKER, President.
Passed 18th May, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-16
Democratic Meeting.

In pursuance Of notice previously given large
Der OF the Democratic members Of the Constitutional
Convention, General Assembly and citizens OF Indiana
in general met the Capitol the evening Of the lth
Of JAM 1881 for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the propriety of nominating behalf Of the State OF
Indiana and subject to the decision OF National Demo-
cratic Convention, General Joseph Lane candidate
for the Presidency of the United States.
On motion Of G.. F. Cookery, Hon. James G.. Read
was called TO the chair who in few pertinent and well
timed remarks, returned his Acknowledgements for the
honor conferred and proceeded state the object of the
meeting.
On motion of Major w. w Mccoy, VIM. H. English
was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Gen Jno. L. Spann, Frank Emerson and
VIM. X. Bowes were also appointed Secretaries,
Able and enthusiastic speeches, which received
with frequent bursts Of applause then made by
the following gentlemen, viz:
Hon. John Petit, Hon. r. ID. Owen, Judge E. M
Chamberlain, Gov. Wright, 1t. Gov. Lane, Col E
Dumont, Hon. Geo. W. Carr, Hon. A. p. Willard, and
Maj. ]. H. Cravens, all Of whom advocated in the
urgent manner, the proPrety of presenting the De
mocracy Of the nation the name Of Indana's beove(
and distinguished son, Gen. JOSEPH LANE as the mex
democratic candidate for the Presidency subject the
decision of National Convention.
Col Dumont read the meeting letter which he has
recently received from distinguished citizen Of th
State Of Ohio.
CoLuMBus, Dec. 31st, 1850.
MY DEAR COLONEL:
Are you in favor Of joe Lane for the President
II you are, in Gods name, give a blast The Ind
ana Legislature pass resolutions putting tn
old General into the field combination is foot
Washington to drive the Democratic Party into a falls
position, and doom il to another slaughter
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-16
,oI. E. DumOnt, Lawrencsburg, Ind.


Mr.. Petit submitted the following resolution which
was unanimously adopted:
ReSolrcd. That committee of three from each Con-
gressional district be appointed by the Chair prepare
resolutions expressive of the OF the Democracy
Indiana in relation to the nomination of GEN. JOSEPH
LANE for the Presidency in 1852 and report ad-
ourned meeting to be holden Saturday evening next
Mr. Petit expressed desire that he might be ap
pointed on said committee and suggested the name OF
Mr.. Owen as Chairman.
NhereupOn the chair announced that the following
gentlemen would constitute said committee:
1st District-Rcbt Dale Owen, Chairman, S Miller,
c. c. Graham.
2nd District-Elsha G. English, s. P. Mooney, A.
p Willard.
Sd District-J H. Lane, E. Dumont, J. p Foley.
4th DiStrict-D Mowrer, ]. s. Reid, o. Beeson
9TH Distriet-J. NJ. Sleeth, ]. P. Chapman, George
Tague
9Th Disirict-D. NJ Dobson, Jas Dick, ". R. Had.
don.
7th District-J NJ. Hanna, j. A Wright, G. s.
Cookery.
sh Distriet-J Ristiue, A. L. Patterson, NJ. A. Du.
9Th District-N Eddy, w W. Mccoy, E. NJ Cham
berlain.
10th District. W Borden, E. K Bascom, B. Me-
Cleland.
The following gentlemen were added to the commit
by general consent viz: Messrs. Athon, Cravens
Drake, Berry, Crawford, Logan, Shook, Sherrod Ed
monston Lockhart, Hendricks, Schoonover, Alexander
Lord, Mckenzie, Gibson, Young, Evans, Mlroy, Fitz
Gibbon, Lander, Smith, Adams and Manson.
On motion Of Col. Dumont, resolution was adopted
requesting the Chair to appoint committee invite
friends of General Lane, residing in adorning States
be present and address the next meeting The Chair
appointed the following, said committee Col. Dumont
Doct Athon, Maj. Mccoy and Doct. Sherrod
The Chairman of the committe onresolutions
ed that the committee would meet in the Supreme Court
Room, Thursday evening next.
The meeting then ad burned with three cheers for Jo
Lane, the Marion Of the .army and the Pride Of the
Vest
JAMES G. READ, President.
w. H. ENGLISH,
F. EMERSON, Secretaries.
W. r. 5owEs,
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-16
m THE PROBATE COURT OF MARION COUNTY

DECEMBER TERM, A. d.
Mathew Hunter and John Hunter Administrators estate
of John Hunter deceased William Hunter Margaret c. Ak
John Akes Jane Loucks Samuel Loucks Moses Hunter
Robert c. Hunter, Thomas Hunter, David Hunter,
Hunter
Ep known that the December Of the Probsie Court
ID Marion county, the above petitioners fled open their
ceased-and affidavit person.
defendants Margaret Akens and John Akes residents
Of State Of aa: Tereupon ordered by said Court
thar notice of the filing and pendeney OF said
said defendants by publication thereof for three
the Indiana State Sentinel The said defendants therefore are here
by notified thai unless they appear and plead
of
held Courthouse Indianapolis the third Moaday
ruary next the same will be taken confessed them
dec25 WM. STEWART Clerk
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-16
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