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Foreign Gleanings.


Lady Franklin, worn out with 'hope deferred is at
length seriously indsposed.
Mr.. Charles Dickens, the celebrated author, and his
family at present staying Great Malvern under
going the water His father, who for several years
managed the reporting department Of the Daily News
recently died in the 66th year of his age.
Messrs Kean and Kelley reported have accept
ed play from the pen OF Mr. Douglas Jerrod, at price
of 5000 guneas.
2,lG4 900 pearl shells have just been imported in one
vessel from Panama.
The Waterman states that the income of the wes-
leyan Missionary Society for 1885, is fIO4 Col lbs 4d
The wife Of Lcdru RolIin who is an English lady,
brought him. her marriage, fortune oil 900 600
francs.
Twenty-eight Of the French refugees in England
among whom Ledru Rollin and Delescluse, have
submitted address TO the English people, in which
they most solemny Declare that the mputatio
against them in Parliament of plotting against the civil
power and social tranquility of England totally false
and calumnious.
James Lynch, Mayor of Galway, in 1893 built the
choir of ST. Nicholas Church, and hanged his
out Of his window, for killing and deraudng strangers
without martial common law. This is the origin oil
the term Lynch Law.
VI. De Lamartine has become the director of the
Pays NJ de la GueronAere chief editor of the Presse
and formerly editor OF NJ De Lamartines paper, the
Ben Pubique. has transferred his services from the
Presse to the Pays.
The heirs Of Louis Philippe about offer for sale
the gallery Of modern pictures in the Palais Royal
NJ Guizot is the point of publishing series OF bio.
graphical sketches OF men who figured in the English
revolution in 1910. The life OF Ludlow appears the
FIRST Of the series.
Fanny Elsser takes her farewell OF the stage at vi
emma in the course Of the present MONTH She intends
retiring her beautiful villa in tho neighborhood oil
Brunn, in Moravia. .l
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From st. Louis.
LATEST FROM THE PLAINS

LATEST FROM THE PLAINS
ST. LOUIS, May z.
Advices from Santa Fe to 1st OF April and Vegeans to
the SIKH have been received.
The APLches had been very troublesome. A treaty
of amIty had been effected witt them.
the Mexicans well pleased with the new Govern
ment since the power had been taken from the hands oil
the military
Business quite brisk at Santa Fe. number of mills
are being constructed in the neighborhood
The eiscIon for territorial officers, is to come of in
few weeks.
The mail met 10th Of April at Middle Cuna-
roma.
The Apaches had made several demonstrations of hos
tilities the route. Mr. w Bent had sent out de-
spatch TO the Camanches and KiOwas to trade.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

T. Bulwer, the English minister, has got up repu-
taton for shrewdness that don't belong 10 him. He
overreached Clayton, hut that was easily DONE and il
should not enhance his credit. Had he beat Clayton
drinking brandy, cheated Crawford and Ewing in the
matter Of fees old claims, he would have Justly dis
tinguished himself Judging from most Of his acts, he
is impudent laundering blockhead. He blnndered
himself Of position in Spain. He Numbered in let
ter to Chatfed. He did write that letter lately
published in Boston by the Celt; but in speech lately
made repudiatng the production, he undertook to be
we're and witty, and only silly. He talked Of the
Cells barbal;a ns. He nothing particularly,
but the Irish blood Of New York took fire at the re-
proach, and got up Indignation meeting. They car.
ried the Joke and pettoned Fillmore dismiss
Bulwer. An Irishman must have some fun along with
his indignation, and suspect this petition is but an
exhibition Of merriment Bulwer has TO explain, how
ever, and say he nothing. He meant nothing,
doubt and had better said what he meant-nothing.-
Louisville Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Nav 70.
FLOUR GRA1SSales 900 bbls Flour
SO SIS 200 bu Rye store Oats declined sale has
been made, on arrival, CSC.
quiet 600 20 hd Bacon
Shoulders. al 6lc-he latter packed
WHIsKY-saes los bb from canal 17e: 20 do from do &c
do from railroad, and 400 do from vsr 1ic and from
wagons 17lc.
CHEEsE--Sae so boxes at Gle
RIcE-Sale IS tierces, at 4ic
CoFFEE-Sae 100 bags foe; decline
MoLAssEs-Sale so hbls prime, 3 CSC.
SUsAR-Sale IO7 hhds. fair at Sc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

A PRoFITLEss DIscUssIoN.-A very idle controversy
is going observe, in of the Northern jour
nails, upon the question whether Mr. Sumner recently
elected the Senate of the United States from Massa
chusetts, is Wing Democrat. Ii is nothing what
to the purpose whether Mr. Sumner may call him.
self either neither both. His position denable
that ground because he does stand upon it-bu
upon the platform of Aboliionism and the higher law
" He goes to Congress" says the Boston Journal in
the character of an agitatOr The cause of the Free
Soil party will find in him champion,
whatever extent that party elects tn in its hatred OF
the South. His position on this point will destroy his
influence the party questions which may up and
have the consolation of knowing that if he does
support Democratic measures he exert but little in
luence against them dayton Empire.
SERIOUS STAGE AccIDENr.-We find in the St. Glars
vile CO.. Gazette of the ID inst, the following partic
uars Of stage accident which occurred that place.
On last FRIDAY evening one of the stages from the
west stopped at the tavern miles of town, and
while the driver was getting, about to get some
for the horses they started and part way down
the hill this side when the coach upset. and fortunately
the running gears became loosened from the body of
coach.
number Of the passengers very seriously in
jured. Gov. Shannons face head, and hands
much mangled, and some of his ribs broken.
c. c. Carroll Esq, had his right arm broken, and
his face and head badly cnt and bruised
Judge Battell, Of Evansville, Ia more severely
injured than any of his companions. He is very much
and hands,
Mr.. Bingham and lady, Of Cincinnati, formerly Of
Cadiz also injured but not very seriously. Their
children escaped unniured
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U-rhe Cleveland Frue Democrat tFree Sold saws!

Mr. Giddngs, in his recent speech al Salem, said that
the Preebytery which recently met at Ashtabua Ash
tabula county and which he belonged had resolved
to make effort get the New School Presby
terrain Church take Anti Slavery ground, and, failing
in that secede from the General Assembly. In pur-
of this object they had elected him delegate to
the Assembly and he Should attend for the purpose
of agitating this subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

C-The Sentinel at Indianapolis, has commenced the
publication of aday paper Success you friend Brown
May your indomitabe industry, ard eternal vigilance
meet with a reward which will amply remunerae you
for all excess of expense Ten per week is the
price. Hardly enough pay for paper and ink-Veray
Palladium
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

DAILY STATE SENrInEL.-We received yesterday the
first number of the Daily State Sentinel Ii is re-
variable neat little daily, filled with choice political
tieles and scraps Of We pleased to this
evidence of prosperity of the Messrs Brown, well know
ing they deserve the support Of the Democracy Of Ind
ana for their strict adherence to the good old usages and
measures of the Democratic party and the firm consis
tent manner in which they face the attacks of the Wing
and antisavery organs of the State and its able sup
port of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Terms, IS per annum, in advance.-Eoonsrlle Repub-
licdn.
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From Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 3.
The American Anti Slavery Society, which created
such row at the Broadway Tabernice last year, met
yesterday in the Market Hall, security in the OF
$40 900 being given for any damage to the buildings
Among those present were Abby Kelly Folsom and hus-
band Geo. Thompson NJ p, Garrison, Elison Wright,
Fred Douglas, Raleigh Weston, sc.
The principal speaker yesterday was Garrison, who
abused Clay, Cass, &C., and praised George Thompson.
1t would be profitable interesting to report all he
said. The attendance is large, and yet there is
10 excitement
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and Georgia, recently arrived. The dates from San
Francisco the ut and from Oregon the 26th
March:
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
The San Francisco Courier says the laborers the
mines we'll rewarded. New and rich discoveries Of
mineral wealth constantly being made. The Gold
Bluff excitement has entirely ceased and half of the
sells engaged the route TO that point have been with
drawn.
The Sierra Nevada was covered with snow.
The political intelligence is unimportant. The differ
parties organizing with considerable spirit and
an exciting contest was anticipated at the coming cleo
ton.
The Indian troubles were nearly at an end treaties
having been concluded with several of the hostile
tribes.
FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-The first fugitive slave
case was brought before Judge Morrison the Goth
March, The Judge was to give his decision the next
morning. The slave, whose is Frank, bro't
here by NIissourian He left his master and claims
his eedom which the Courier considers he is entitled
to-
LEGISLATIVE DoINGs.-The divorce bill has passed
the Legislature.
bill has been presented providing plan for the fund
ing of the city debt The bill is simple, practicable,
and efficient and meets the appreciation OF merchants,
6nanciers, and tax payers generally.
1t is believed treaty will be formed with the tribes
in the vicinity of Mariposa.
McCauly, indicted for the murder of Judge Sellers,
in Mapa city, sentenced to be hung the 18th OF
April.
Nearly all the rainy came through the month
of March The rain will prove of inesmable value to
the agricultural interests Of the State, and many OF
the miners.
The fire OF Nevada destructive as reported
and $500 900. il is said will cover the loss.
Governor McDouga has been appealed to for aid in
suppressng the Indian depredaons in the Marposa
gons and the legislature responded the call 10y grant
ing him authority TO call out 500 for that purpose
The Governor has taken tour since then, and came to
the conclusion that the were needed
The commissioners appointed by the legislature to
ect the public lands TO he donated by Gen. Vallejo to
the State sites for the public buildings have attended
their duties. They have returned and reported the
legislature and it is supposed the work of erecting
the various buildings, offices, &c., Vallejo will be
commenced forthwith.
FROM OREGON
AT meeting in Lafayette, Gen. Lane was nominated
for Congress.
Several vessels loading lumber at Portland for
the San Fracisco market.
The steamboat Willamette from New York, had ar
rived at Astoria by means of her sails.
great deal Of rain has fallen in Oregon during the
month; winter is considered to have passed the
land is being prepared for planting.
The gold fever is again raging in the Territory, and
large numbers leaving their homes and business
so to klamath diggngs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15
From LOckpOrt.
ERIE CANAL MEETING

ERIE CANAL MEETING.
LocKPoRT, N. Y, May T.
The canal meeting at Stafford Hall last evening in ia
OF the speedy enlargement of the Erie canal
the enthusiastic kind. Judge Gardner elected
President Of the meeting. The meeting addressed
by Judge Gardner, Hon. N. H. Dayton, ]. G. Porter,
VIM Keep R. Chase, and Asher florence. Hon. N.
II. Dayton, E. o. Chas, and A II. Moore all agreed TO
the conSutonaliiy and expediency Of the Canal bill
Tue resolutions reported by the chairman of the
mttee IN III. DaytOn,) adopted without dissen-
Ing voice.
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Always TEAR.-.The editor of the Tishimingo (Mss.)
Union, closes article defining his position by saying
We are rowers in the democratic ship. When it sails
smoothly are thar. When the tempest roars, are
thar. IT she founders in the gale will he thar
But when with light breeze, and gently rufed waves
all safe (coton IL cents and negroes $1,000 and other
things in proportion) the and many of the
rowers start for trip over Niagara Falls, we are thar
too-but pulling the back stroke like the ID.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

DAILY STATE SENTINEL.-The Messrs Browns have
commenced the issue of daily edition of the State Sem
tinel Indianapolis. II is got up in style highly
credtable the enterprise of its proprieors. 1t is pub
lshed So per 1t announces that arrange
mens have been made with the GRIZZLY line for regular
telegraph dispatches We hope the enterprise may be
successful, and that it may be efficient agent in the
dissemination Of democratic principles -Fraakiia Err
aminer.
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1t is now stated that Prince Schwartzenburg will not
proceed Dresden the conferences being, all purPos
es, abandoned, from Bosnia.
Accounts that the siege of the insurgents Of the
city Of Biskach has commenced. The fugitive nsur-
gents viii not be allowed to cross into Austria.
His Royal Highness, Prince Of Prussia, accompanied
by the Princess Of Prussia and family, and Prince Will
liam Of Prussia, arrived at London, April %
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From Liverpool.
OWN & SHIPLEY's CIRCULAR.

LIVERPOOL, April Is
complete panic has ensued in the cotton market.
decline in American descriptions being fully pence
per Id.
In some instances foreign sales have been made at
even a quarters, and greater sacrifice.
Corn market gets and worse without possibii
" Of making sales fair prices the demand being com
pletely overwhelmed by the supply. Baltimore and
Phadephs -four cannot be quoted at over zOs zos ID
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

DAILY STATE SsNrINEL.-We have received, daily,
duing the past week. the DAILY INDIANA STATE SEN
rrEEL. The Sentinel is as well printed paper there
is in Indiana and is conducted with that energy and
ability due its editor w. J. Brown We hope the citi-
gems Of the capital of State viii sustain the paper
attesd the Sentinel, say We --Cofnmbus Dcmocraf
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SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION

SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
CHARLESTON, May g.
The country delegates arriving by Five
hundred have already arrived and large majority Of
them hst for secession, which be resolved
upon. The excitement increases and the merchants
alarmed The Convention will meet in the Military Hall
at four o'clock this afternoon The city is crowded with
strangers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

ANOTHER INDIANAPOLIS DAILy.-The Messrs. Browns,
Monday last, commenced the publication Of the State
Sentinel daily paper. The Sentinel is able, vg
orous and well conducted Democratic sheet,-at war
with all new tangled and strange doctrines sought
to be engraited democratic principles, and
daily recommend il to the patronage Of Democratic
friends who wish take Of their party journals
Nep Castle Courier.
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From Patterson.

PATTERSON, N. ]. May s.
The new locomotive trial at the Locomotive Fac
tory of Rogers Ketcham & Grosvenor, exploded yes
erday, and flew through the upper floor fifty feet,
doing much damage in ascent aad descent. -Four work
men instantly killed. and about twelve badly wounded
and scalded. Some survive. The injury to the
building, 81, 000 Locomotives, So, 500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

10 The Sentinel is excellent paper, uncompromis-
ing. able, jealous and efficient. TO have nough
in view but the advancement of the interests of the
tire Democratic party Standing by the compromises of
the Constitution, and advocating radical democratic
principles the Sentinel is worthy the unanimous support
Of the Democracy of Indiana Washington Democrat
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CHARLESTON, s. c.. MAY s.

The proceedings Of the convention to-day authorize
to announce that the separate State section will certain
ly triumph by Overwhelming majority resolution of
Rhets been learuy enthusiastic Langdon Cheves,
and Judge Butler who in favor Of moderation
borne down South Carolina is fixed for secession.
Great excitement has prevailed to-day throughout the
city.
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From Hartford.

HARTFORD CT, May 8.
The Legislature this morning elected Thomas II. Sey
mour. Democrat, Governor by three majority. Green
Hendricks and Thomas Black, whigs elected by
one majority Lieut.. Governor and State Treasurer.
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10 We have received several numbers Of the ''Daily
Stale Sentinel" splerdidy gotten up, and Of ample d.
rrensions If any OF our friends desire the daily
from the Capital, cordially recommend the Sentinel
-RushriLe Jacksonian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

D-THE New Daily STATE SENTINEL, edited by
w. j. Brown, reached in due impressing ms
with the growing Importance Of Indianapolis and the
increasing prosperity Of the Democratic State organ
Blooming fon Reporter.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The new splendid steamship Lafayette sailed on her
first voyage for Liverpool this morning, with 81 passen-
gers and full cargo. There more freight offered
than she could take The Osprey, ALSO sailed for Charles
ton with 23l passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

STATE SENTINEL This paper to
daily We look upon it one of the best Democratic
papers in the State-edted with much ability and good
spirit, and Locofocosh it is, find il in heart,
almost. to wish it entire suceess.-N. A. Bulletin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

DAILY STATE SENTINEL.-,ye have received several
numbers Of the Daily Sentinel published Indianapolis
II is neatly printed We should be pease TO he favored
with its diurnal vistations Republican.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

O-The Western Rail Road from Dayton to the Indi
State line has adopted the Indiana Guage, which is
some two inches narrower than the Ohio roads. This
will enable the train continue directly on with
changing
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From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 8.
Last night the Of John Klein, 1879 north Third
street, entered with false key, and cleared of lis
entire contents.
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From Hartford.

HARTFORD, Nav z.
The Legislature assembled to-day. The lower House
was organized by the democrats who have five majority
One wing member is sick and absent Mr.. Ingham
chosen Speaker in the House.
Ia tho Senate the wings have three majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15
CHARLEsroN Nav T.

CHARLESTON, May a.
Langdon Cheves has addressed the convention Oppos.
ing separate action of South Carolina The
have reported address and resolutions which have
yet up for consideration The number of delegates
present is 36S representing all parts of the State.
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From New York.

NEW YoRK, May 10.
Steamer Pacific sailed this with a large number
of passengers and $500 900 in specie Among her pas
sengers Hon. J. NJ. Niles OF Conn, Hon. Z. New
comb.
To-day is the warmest of the season.
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u Among the Patents recently granted, we notice
one to Thos j. SLOAN cf New York, For apparatus ov
ssfffng Up fen riusn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-15

1851.
Marietta. Shelby CO.
Martinsville. Morgan co.
Michiganlovli. Clinton &C.
Middleiown. Henry co.
MonrOvia, Morgan CO.
Aooresviiie. Morgan CO.
Morrmiown. Morgan CO
MorrisiOwn. Shelby co.
Moscow. Rush co
Mount Auburn, Shelby CO.
Mount Meridian, Puinam CO.
Mount Tabor. Monroe co,
Ne wberi, Bartholomew CO.
New Castle, Henry CO.
New Lancaster. Upton CO.
New Maysviile. Putnam CO.
New Ross. Montgomery CO.
New Salem, Rush CO.
New Warsaw. Bartholomew CO,
New Winchester, Hendricks co.
$ineveh, Johnson co.
Noah, Shelby CO.
NOhlesville. Hamilton CO.
Mortified. B,pne CO.
North Salem. Hendricks CO.
Ogden, Henry co.
Orange. Fayeiie co.
Ovid. Madison CO.
Parkersburgh. Montgomery CO.
Pendieion, Madison CO.
Penheld, Hamilton CO.
Perkinsville. Madison CO.
Philadelphia, Hancock CO.
Pikeion. Marion CO.
Pipe Greek. Madison CO.
Pitisboro'. Hendricks 60.
Plain6eld. Hendricks CO.
Pleasant View, Shelby &C.
Poinsetf, Hamilton CO.
Pumamville. Putnam CO.
Raleigh. Rush co.
Raysvilie. Henry co.
Reese's Mill. Boone CO.
Richland, Rush CO.
Royalton. Boone CO.
Rnshville. Rnsh CO.
Russellville, Putnam CT.
Saint Omer. Decatur CO.
Shielville, Hamilion CO.
Shelbyville. Shelby CO.
Smelssr $ Mills. Rush CO.
Southport. Marion CO.
Spiceland. Henry CO.
Springtown, Hendricks CO.
Spring Va ley, Marion CO.
Sifele's. Knsh CO.
Siilesville, Hendricks CO.
Sirawiown. Ilamillon CO.
Sugar Creek, Hancock co.
Sulphur Till, Shelby CO.
Taylorsville. Clinton CO.
Tbornleysville. Boone CO.
Thorniown. Boone co.
Teiersburgh. Upton co.
Tipion. Upton CO.
West Undertook. Upton co.
yvesi Salem, Morgan CO.
Warrington. Hancock co.
NVhliamsiown. Decatur CO.
Woodbury.. Madison co.
Yellow Springs. johnson Co.
Yorktown. Delaware CO.
Townsville. Montgomery CO.
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OtftNC 0CUAAnClf w l. ~ Il n :
QUARTER. after July LIST, Is
Alamo, Montgomery CO. Ma
Alexandra. Madison CO. Ma
Amiy. Johnson CO. Mi,
AllIsonville Marion co. Nj
Anderson. Madison CO. Mo
Augusta, Marion CO. no
cambridge. Putnam CO. No
Ballmger, Tipion ca. Mo
Beech Grove. Rush CO. Mo
Belleville. Hendricks CO. Ma
Berlin. Clinton co. bio
bloomington. Monroe CO. No
Blue Ridge, Shelby CO. n.
Boxley, Hamilton co. Ne
Brand wine, Shelly CO. Ne
Bridgeport. Marion CO. Ne
Broad Ripple, Marion CO. Ne
Brownsburgh. Hendricks CO. Ne
Caiiz. Henry co. Ne
Carmel, Hamilton CO. Ne
Carthage, Rush co. Nh
Charlottesville. Hancock co. No
Chesterfield, Madison CO. No
Cicero, Hamilton co. No
Clermont. Marion co. No
Clover Dale, Putnam co. Og
Columbus, Bartholomew CO. Or
Conn's Creek, Shelby co. Ov
CrawfordsvIlle, Montgomery CO. Pa
Cumberland, Marion CO. Pc
Danville. Hendricks CO. Pc
Darlington, Montgomery CO. Pc
Dublin. Wayne co. Ph
Eagle Village, Boone co. Pil
Eden. Hancock CO. Phi
Edinburgh. johnson CO. Phi
Elizabethlown, Bartholomew CO. Pa
Far West, Johnson CO. Pie
Fiemings, Shelby CO. Pc
Frankfort, Clinton co. Pu
Franklin. Johnson co. IA
Pennington, Rush CO. Ra
Fmca<ile, Putnam CO. Re
Freepori. Shelby CO. ll'
Germantown. Marion CO. Ro
Gosport. Owen CO. Ru
Greencasile, Putnam co. Ru
Goddard's, Rush CO. Sai
Greenfield, Hancock CO. Sin
Greensboro. Henry CO. SIN
Greensburgh, Decatur CO. Sm
trreenwood, Johnson CO. Sol
Hampton. Hendricks CO. Spi
Hannegan, Rush ca. Spl
Hensley, Johnson CO. Sp'
Uerod, Bartholomew CO. Sic
Hope, Bartholomew CO. ST.
Huntsville, Madison co. Str
jamestown, Boone co. So.
jefferson. Clinton co. SUI
Kinder. Hancock co. Ia
Kinnsrd. Hancock CO. TIL
Kinks X Roads, Clinton CO. TIN
Knightsiown- Henry co. Te'
I.adoga, Montgomery co. TiF
Lawrence, Marion CO. w,
Lebanon, Boone co. w,
Leftover. Bartholomew CO. WI
LewisviIle. Henry co. WI
Little Blue River. Shelby CO. W.
Manhattan. Putnam CO. Yel
Manila. Rush co. Nol
Manwarings, Shelby CO. iYo'
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Charleston.

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL,
By THE o'RIELLY LINE