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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From New York.
FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS BY THE PRO-
METHEUS.

FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS BY THE PRO-
METHEUS.
New YoRK, Sept. f.
The steamer Independence had arrived at San Juan
the 10th of August from San Francisco. Indian host
tiles have ceased the southern and borders
but have broken the northern frontier The hos
tile Incans Rogue river have been dispersed but not
subdued.
Business in San Francisco is Frightening up and the
merchants, nothing daunted by the many ires build
ing fast that the city has already assumed nearly its
original appearance.
The vigilance committee has done its work so thor
oughly that crme in all its forms, has been greatly
strained.
Agriculture in California is becoming OF
wealth to all who perseverngly follow il. The abun.
dance with which the fields laden is enough to
courage the most sceptcal. Farmers laboring
der great disadvantages in not knowing whether the
mssoners will recognize their claims and make good
their titles. This keeping many from going forward
with improvements which they contemplate
The miners Mississippi Bar are principally enga-
ged in cartng dirt from higher table lands to the river,
and there washing it, which pays fair profits On North
Fork, United States company has nearly completed
cutting fourth of mile in length and twenty feet
deep which to divert the entire river from natural
channel. At Mormon Island continuous has been
dug for mile cost Of hundred thousand dollars
AT Negro Bar the river has been turned for mile and
its bed left dry Another steamer has been completed
TO run the river between the rapids.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Sept 2.
The Secretery Of the Treasury yesterday received
dispatches from the Collector At New Orleans stating
tsat 1000 men WAXING embark for Cuba The
Collector informed in repy that should these men
embark, certain officers Of the S. n Orleans would
be held responsible. The Republic of this morning
states that upon the American consul Havana calling
upon the Captain General complaining OF the firing up.
on the Falcon the latter expresses regret the
renee, and said it should again occur that proba-
bly, happened because the Spanish vessel had a new
commander recently to Havana who did not know
the Falcon. The Cuban meeting here last ght was
largely attended Gen. McCalla presided. The reso-
lutions adopted moderate in their tone and the
speakers very temperate in their addresses
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From New York .

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA
END OF THE CUBAN EXPEDITION-CON-
FORMATION OF THE CAPTURE AND Exc
CUTION OF GENERAL LOPEZ-ARRIVAL
OF THE STEAMERS EMPIRE CITY AND
CRESCENT CITY AT NEW YORK
New YoRK, Sept. 6, 81, Pm.
The steamer Empire City, from Havana arrived here
at o'clock this afternoon bringing Havana dates the
LIST inst.
The steamer Crescent City has also arrived.
The city of Havana has been the scene of much fes-
tyty great ubilees and reociugs for the last three
days in consequence OF the capture of General Lopez
and his forces.
The news of the capture of Lopez reached Havana on
the night of the Both u On that evening all the prin-
cpal buildings OF the city Illuminated and grand
torch-liSht procession formed.
The city was full of reoicings. General Lopez was
taken in the Interior wandering Alone and nearly
haused from fatigue and hunger He asked for some-
thing farm house and permission to lie down,
which accorded him, and, while asleep, he was
made prisoner.
or the followers of Gen. Lopez, hundred are now
in prison at Havana and to he sent to Spain for
years confinement in the dungeons.
They represent that their sulferings before being
taken intense. For several days they lived upon
horse Of General Lopez. They had when
taken. The remainder of the expedition have either
been shot or have persisted from hunger.
Captain Plat, OF the soopof-war Albany, visited the
prisoners in prison, and gained interesting accounts
from them which will be forwarded to the United States.
The loss of the Spanish troops had been 1000.
They were defeated in every engagement
Gen. Emma killed the head oil his advancing
column. Gen. Lopez garrotcd at Havana on the
LIST of September, at o'clock, A NJ He assembled the
platform with much frmness and made short speech
to the populace. His last words were: I" DIE FOR
MY BELOVED CUBA He then took his seat the
machine adjusted; and in minutes he dead.
The prisoners say that in no instance have the Cuba
nos manifested disposition to join them.
The Empire City brings hity-nine passengers from
Chagres and twenty-three from Havana She brings
but trihing amount of specie
The Falcon, from Chagres, arrived at Havana on the
3lst ut. with three hundred and ninety passengers
The Empire City brings large Havana mail.
The United States soop-of-war Albany, was at Ha-
vana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

II Aw SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY
This Institution the Hon David Mcdonald
and the Hon VIM T. Quo Its superior advantages gentlemen
entering Legal generally known and aeknow
edged. -,
The Of instruction in this Law School embraces all the
branches of Legal Science Students every day
their daily delivered
Saturday which all the students
ercised in preparing eadngs and arguing legal questions
The divided classes-the Junior and The
of the Junior class Com
meniaes Commentaries, Smith on Contracts and Stephen
on peadne: those class Kcs Commentaries
Chilly Pleading Greeneaf Evidence and Mitors Equity
good law library provided the Students but they
furnish their text books
Students attending department for sessions Will the
discretion of The Faculty diplomas
none but prsccng lawyers will be entitled TO them short Of that
time
The thirty dollars per session The graduation fee
Eve dollars.
N,vember next and end the first OF March following.
d. III. MAXWELL pres'L
bloomington Sent 1. 1851. b. 7. Ind University
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Exports and Imports by Railroad.
EXPORTS

MONDAY, September g, 1851.
BY MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROADS sacks
Feathers u pcs Castings bril- Apples; "A br Flour; l05s
bush. Wheat 1873 do. Shorts; bx Merchandise.
BY INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFONTAINE RAILROAD.
kgs Beer 2pkgs Books bril- Sugar. buns Leather; Mar
BILE Head stone; 3 Boxes; bg. Irvine; Package.
BY PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROADS bxs. Mer-
chandise Yarn; ky. Powder doz Chairs IL bu coai
Clock Case; lot Moveables and Furniture-56O lbs.
TUESDAY, September o. 1851.
BY MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROADS. brls.
Thrcshng Machine Separator; Hides Skins; bx
kgs. Nails; brl. oil.
MONDAY September 8, 1851.
BY MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILRoAD.-l05 brls
Salt "A kgs White Lead; bril- Cement; sundries brs
brls Mo;ases; bags Coffee Tx brls Sugar. IL bundles
ad Brooms Tubs; dozen Buckets; ss bxs
Merchandise bgs Yarn do. Batting; do. wickng bx
Books SIX OIL bril- Rice - kgs Nails; a2 brs and
washboards; Elliptic Springs; sets Wa
nboxes 12 Dogrons; 3D. Saws IL kgs Tobacco; doz
Selves do Forks; bis Cotton; 81 bx and csdds Tea:
Dry Goods; Pots; Gridrons; Stoves; 3;
bx, Shoes Pows 25 pes Solder 10 Tackle-blocks; coli
Rope India Rubber: IT, Pine Lumber; SHOW
els; bxs Glass buns. Bags; kg Hard
ware: go pcs Gssppe; bum Castings; doz Saws Paps
Package; chst Movesbes; ecsrosds Trail Belle
fontaine road.
BY INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFoNTAINE RAILROAD
20 bris. Flour.
~ - - TUESDAY, September o. 1851.
| BY INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFoNTAINE RAILROAD
ID bxs Merchandise bale Muslin; Scales; % Hides;
cans Lard and Honey; coop Fowls; bucket Butter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From New York.

New York, Sept a.
The steamship Prometheus, from San Juan de Nicar.
aqua, arrived this morning. bringing dates from San
Francisco TO the 31st of July.
She brings hundred and forty passengers $50 O0O
in freight and $500 900 in the hands of the passengers
The Promotions left San Juan the morning of the
26th and experienced extremely heavy weather. In lat.
70 passed the ]. Hail. Of Blue Hill, which had been
abandoned. They could not board her.
The cotton market continues active and firm. Sales
Of 10, 600 brs -four at SO 81 So 90, for State and
Western and Southern at 81 %. Sales of 80, coo
bushels SIC 5Sc for Mixed which is advance
New mess pork Sl5 rs SIS 81; prime S3 %. Lard
&c Ole. Sales Of 500 bags Of Rio Coffee at SIC &C.
Sales OF 500 brls prime whiskey 23s Linseed oil in
good demand at 73c 74c.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 4, p. NJ
The Tribune Of this afternoon publishes private intel
ligence from Nicaragua stating that revolution had
broken the 4th Of August at Leon. Gen. Mu
naz, the head of small body of troops, took the
President and cabinet prisoners and sent them Tiger
Island, whence an English steamer took III TO San
Juan. Subsequently the Senate met Grenada, the
capital being in possession Of the insurgents. and elect
ed Don Montenegro President. The people Of the
State Of Nicaragua refuse to acknowledge the Muoz
administration, which, the Tribune's correspondent
thinks is most favorable to civilization.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

INDIANS MovING. Some seven hundred Indians
reached Iowa City on the 10th ult on their way to
lands up the Missouri. They were strolng bands OF
three differ tribes, the Pnitawatamies the Chime
was and Otawas, who have been scattered over Wis
consn. Illinois, and Michigan, and being removed
by the government their homes of the Missouri.
Mr. Coquillard Of South Bend Indiana, the contrac-
tor for their removal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

sion Of the GOVERNMENT bat the insurgents are still IN
possession Of the mountains.
Principe Labarde, Spanish Consul for New Orleans,
arrived in the Empire City. He says he would have
beea lynched had he remained.
Lopez garroted on the LIST instant, and the one
hundred and ifty-ve prisoners sentenced the
chain gang for ten years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 8, p. NJ.
The River has fallen four inches Weather and
cloudy.
Flour very quiet sales confined small lots at So 80
very little arriving. Whisky I7sc. Cheese Gle, but
dull and dropping. No movement in provisions. Spec
ulatve demand for Dried Fruit; 400 bash Apples sold
SOC for inferior and 81 for prime. The low
the water prevents much business in produce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
MARRIED,

On the 9TH inst. by William Sullivan Esq, Mr.. JAcoB STANN
nd Hiss AHAIA PoIAS, all of Marion county
On 4th inst, by William Sullivan Esq, Mr. WARNER HAND
and Miss MYERS. both OF Marion county.
the 9Th inst William Sullivan, ESQ., Mr. JAS H. PIrrMAN
and Miss PERcILLA C. BusH, both OF this city.
the 9Th nst by William Sullivan ESQ., Mr. PATRICK IvERs,
of Cincinnati, o., aidM STOUT, this county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

u military court martial with Brevet Col. Huger,
of the ordnance, president, has been convened at
Fortress Monroe by order of Major General Wool
mander of the division of the United States army
transgressng the rules Of the service in furnishing
soldier with too much severity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Sept. s, s p. NJ.
The stock market is without change. Cotton is fair
with sales of 600 bales Flour-saes at SLIP for
state and western. Sales of 900 bush Ohio red wheat
at soc. Corn is better with limited supply, and the
sales lighter. Provisions quiet but irm-sales
Of 600 bbs. mess pork at Sl5S7 Sales Of $50 bbs.
prime whisky at 23c. Lard is steadily improving.
Sales Of 500 gallons nseed oil 73ca74c. Lead is
steady Iron firm and unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From vicksburgh.
VIcKsBURGH, (M

VIcKsBURGH, (Miss Sept. 8.
Gen. Qutman has declined the canvass for Governor
beyond all doubt. He is here his way home and
says the people have decided favor of the Compro-
mise.
So far heard FROM the Union candidates ahead
Of the Secession and States Rights by overwhelming
maiorties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
Important News from Harana.

SOUTH Pass, Sept s, 9 A. NJ
Lopez has been executed, and the Cuban Revolution
is faiIure. All who left the Pampero killed
made prisoners Lopez arrested and brought into
San Chrstoral the 10Th ultimo and taken Havana
the lst instant at o'clock. One hundred and
6yhye prsoners mostly Americans, are in the posses
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Expressly for the Daily Indians State sentinel.J
BY TIE ORIELLY LINE
ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE!
7HI CUBAN EXPEDITION HAS lAILED!!
LOPEZ EXECUTED!i!
New Yonx. Sent. 8 12M

New York, Sept. 8, II M.
The Cherokee has arrived. Passengers witnessed the
execution Of Lopez They say he ended his life
fully The total failure of the expedition is attributed
to the delay from the separation Of Col. CrendeHs
command The Patriots dispersed the mountains, -
only thirty remained with Lopez. They left him with
out single friend. He wandered until ran down by
bloodhounds. His last words ''Adeu, dear Cuba!"
Gen. Paraguay has been killed TT Pageas.
The Spanish accounts say that the men in the Pam
Pero $50 have already been killed; 1876 imprisoned
Lopez declared himself deceived in regard to aid from
Cuba.
A meeting held on board the Cherokee, Gen.
Lane Of Oregon, presiding. Resolutions were passed
aenouncing the American Consul at Havana and de-
handing his recall by the Government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS.

FuvHE following Erie Lands
having become forfeited to the Boad Trustees of the
Wabash and Erie Canal the payment interest win
be offered for SALE unless
day OF October A. d. 1851 at the Land Office in
DIANA according the provisions Of Act of General
semby OF the State Of Indiana
titled IAN Act act for relief of
the purchasers Of Canal Lands approved January To-
EAST OF TIPPECANOF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From ThOmpson.

THOMPSON, Me-, August %.
The brig Grecian, Capt. Glchrst, arrived from Sa-
vannah with the loss of all her officers and with the
yellow fever. The Captain was the only survivor, and
alone with the five days, steering and cooking
the vessel was also struck by lightning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 5.
Cotton is quiet; sales of 200 bales at 50 to &c. for
middling, and 9aalOc. for fair.
Flour dull Illinois and st. Louis SO "a.
Corn steady; prime yellow IS and white SIC.
Mess pork SIC 30.
Sight checks on New York TO ] prem.
The receipts of 500 bales and the stock
is 200.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI Sept. 2.
Davenport, publisher OF schooboo arrested to-day,
charged with forgery j. d. and u p. James, and E
Morgan Co Of this city, and others, the of
twenty thousand dollars. The all discounted
He had redeemed previous forgeres at maturity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

r-Thc New Orleans Bulletin, wing, says 1--WE have
very little confidence in these New York whigs 'The
whole affair of their union looks like the handy work
Of some adroit and cunning schemers." 1t isn't any
thing else.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

IL There is to be a grand Temperance Camp Meet
ing near Charlottesville, on the 23d instant. Messrs
Cough, Riley, Carey, Kayansugh, Fisher, Ross, an,
other eminent speakers, will be present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

pU. S. Bank shares were sold in Philadelphia il
old times high hundred and thirty five dollar:
a share. Now they are 81 share.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, 8 P. NJ
The President has removed the collector at New Or
leans for neglect Of duty in allowing the Pam
Pero to depart with Lopez and his troops.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
a DEMONSTRATORS sALE-The undersigned Adrnnislrr-

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The undersigned, Adminisirn
tor de Joseph Reecher late Of Ma
ron county Indiana deceased will expose SALE public
ton on Monday, September 1851 the premises
ali he right tile interest said deceased died seized
or possessed in following decribedre situated said
county and State Nos Is 49, and 90 lot No
OF TIE Donation Lands adjoining the town Of lndansPols
living West of White River sccorng a thereof laid Of
made and recorded in The Recorders Office OF Marion county, BY
Jonathan Nos and in ndanola
ont laock No. West of White river.
TERMS SALE: One fourth OF the purchase money 10 be
ra in hand fourth in oneouTh IN ID and oneJorth m -
months from the deferred lie secured
by the purchaser purchasers with good freehold
cury bearing interest from date and payable without relief
whatever from valuation appraisement laws
JOHN b. STUMPI, Administrator dc toafs ron
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From Jackson.


JACKSON. Sept. q
MISSISSIPPI ELEcTToN.-Union majorities: Il Fay
cite 25, in Yazoo City 49, in Grenada 134, in Natchez
263 in Grand Gulf 256 in Canton So and in Vicksburg
429-no opposition-at Ataa 81, Brandon $780, and Lex
inrton POS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. !

The Savannah papers contain details of the re.
eeved by the ship Merchant from Havana Gen. Emma
was killed in battle the 18th Carambola. His
body was sent by Gen. Lopez, with flag of truce, to
the Spanish camp the whole Of the city Of Havana be-
ing out at his funeral the 2ls. The Havana hospi
tails are crowded with hundreds. The Spanish officers
were dismaycd the rapid and fatal firing Of the Amer
cans The SPaniards say they fired four times their
bncel
The Americans in Havana greatly ncensed at
Mr.. Owen. The Savannah papers say the Spanards
admit that Lopezs army rapidly increasing and
that the Creoles generally elated One hundred
guns were fred in Savannah receipt Of this news
which the Savannah papers say is reliable
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
New ORLEANS. Sept. s

The Cuba expedition has been abandoned Many OF
the iberators here without the OF returning
home. The demand for money from the Cuban commit
tees caused disturbances and arrests but nothing
serious has happened so far. The police out in
force.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From Jackson.

JACKSON, Sept. 4.
MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIoN.-Thirty-six counties elect "a
Union candidates, and only seven secessonsts. The
popular majority in favor Of the Union is nine thousand
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

U-Jenny Lind is rusticatng in Genesee county, the
guest Of Mr.. Joseph Burke the distinguished yionist
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

uNRIENDs AND CUSTOMERS have sold my entire stock
II goods Waits jenkins who have appointed me their
make sale OF them The goods are for sale al OsI ana
us be sold soon for approved paper short time
Such of my have accounts my books VII
greatly obce me by settling Immediately with cash
Inns mus be closed j. NJ bhAMWf Bill
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS.

For the October Term, A ID lo5l
p>ou far PaytitionJcsse Stout Peter Stout Charles Moore
and Margaret his wife, Edward Stout, James Stout, J
and Andrew Stout John Badsdoand Sarah Ann Bards-
dot his wife.
uD known this 5h day of September, D. 1sSl the
fled in the cce Of Clerk Of the Probate Court OF the
County Marion their petition in the above entitled cause and
so he adavn Of person. that the de
PENDANTS Bsrdsdci Sarah Bardsdo not residents
of the said defendants John Barsdo and
arso hereby notified Of the fling and
tendency peo that unless they and plead TO-
answer or demu petition the first dry the next OF
said Probate Court 10 Dc begun held house the
civ of county ana State Of Indiana
said pcton and the things therein contained viii be held
as true and taken confessed said defendants
= - -" wM. STEWART, Clerk,
BIZ WIN. WALLACE, Deputy.
H.rbour A Porter Att'ys for Petitioners sep1I-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

a prfINIsTRATOR'S NOT1CE.-The undersigned has been
appointed the Probate Court Of Marion county indiana
Stout late Of said county
All indebted TO said estate requested 70
make Immediate and all having claims against
said estate are them duly authenticated for
setflement Said estate s probably solvent
sneos-w sw BENJAMIN MORGAN. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

DW not the Senator from Wayne please remember
that the exhibitions Of the Deaf and Dumb given in this
city before the members Of the Legislature by the
direction of that body and not to the citizens of Indian
apoisl If Mr.. Browns object only to show the pro-
cency OF his scholars the citizens of this State why
vas it necessary for him to give exhibitions through
Wisconsin and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Just for the that pupils from similar in
stuon in Ohio and Kentucky visited State previous
to the founding of benevolent Institutions. Those
exhibitions had much influence in preparing the public
mind of Indiana for the establishment of those nstitu
tons which the boast of every citizen of the
State and the visit of Mr. Brown and his pu-
pills in Wisconsin and Michigan may exert similar in
huence .-Richmond Palladium.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

HONDURAS sARsAPARILLA-1oo lbs. ssrsaparils Root
il the best article 10 purify the bsod. e
Just received and for sale by w. w ROBERTS,
uly3i successor 10 MORRISON q Als'n-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Railroad.

This road is eighty-three miles in length, extending
from Indianapolis to Union, the Ohio line severity
miles are straight lines; Of less radius than
five thousand hundred and thirty feet the maxi
grade is thirty feet to the mile; and the cost oil
ucon, up to the rolling power, with rail Of
sixty pounds the yard, oak continuous supersruc
ture and gravel ballast will exceed Thousand
dollars the mile, fully tested by the completion Of
that part Of the road now in Thirty-sx miles OF
the road, from Indianapolis to Anderson, is with
daily trains, carrying the mail Eighteen miles: from
Anderson to Muncie, being laid with the heavy
rail- to be completed the Coming FAIL and the balance
Of the line is progressing rapidly with the graduation.
The procured for the whole road with the excep
ton of twenty miles; and the Company conf
dent of having the whole line in by the Of
next year. This link in the great chain, we have
often sad be of the best and most productive.
Its local business must be heavy while its through bust
will ultimately be immense Connecting at India
napos with all the Railroads radiating from that point,
and at the Ohio line with the Sandusky, Cleveland,
Pittsburgh Columbus and Dayton lines it will possess
great advantages of location for through travel and bu
siness and considering its low grades easy and
long straight lines it may be brought up almost any
rate of speed; while its light cost Of construction must
give it high of dividends, when it shall be compile
ted and its connections lormed.-Railroad Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

UNYE sTUrTs-1o0 ounces pure Indigo cask Alum
3 bbls prime Nader; cask CoPp<Isfi
funef Received this day Al v. c. HANNA q %.