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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
Porter countv


The Or OF % H. w combining 100 acres nortgag
ed BY James Blair loan, ineress, &c ss54 ii.
ssO7 % w. y '''- " ''' ''' ''''''' 90
Tie W Or OF Of sec 25; also the Of n
q Of or Of sec 2S all in IL mOrgaged BY Jeremiah
Phinney loan, interest," DC S373 %.
Shelby County.
p q me s and 'Ss h Of " s5 of sec m x n
loan, interest, &c. 1916
The h Of the Or Of a. n &C. containing acres
Ihe nj OF The Of see % IL Sc, containing 50
containing % acres bounded begnne he said
poles thence q poe 70 he iie dividing the SSd v
SAD qr and thence on said line to the paSe Of beginning
gagged by Alfred Z Teal; Loan interest, &c 1911 50.
Scott County.
by William aoc i e s5s containing le0 acres n'os'sed
TiPpecanoe County.
acre a NJ o. ,ns " qr q me = W g Of sec 80 Containing -
% acres all - sSi a. w mOHguged by Rufus Webb
The " hi Of Inc OF p, % n w containing 50
% % ga &c Dy James Sonessa loan interest DC $50 a.
acres mongaged by Abraham Morgss loan interest,"
aere moS u a S I@ or q sec 90 - n w CONTAINING 90
S5ery William Sherry, Jesse Sherry Iosa interest
The If Of, he qr Of sec a. 100 W. ecaang 50 acres
S ae Ss OF i Mg lo19 s SsT S s ses &c
F e sec 30 % y, extending the sud Eact Of land
from te eastern TO The western SIDE and extending from the line
s S Sr Iu1a 70 make The SAID acres mOgs,d
Vigo County. 49,
The or Of he Or and the W hi Of te y Ct Ct sec r.
~ n 10 W. or'gaged BY julius Won Smith, loan, interest &c
The and qrS the or sec g and the or Of
W q OF sec al m 10 n 10 w morigaged by Augue Non
The or OF sec ~ also the nj of the or OF
sec H. 10 containing al 100 acres mogaged By
Phen o. Burnett loan, interest. DC. S535 10.
The Or OF tie Of 81 l3n containing 80
acres norgaged by Cornelius Howard loan interest," DC S2t 50
WGTTea County.
The of the or OF TO- - r W. containing
acres mortsaged by james Todd; loan, interest &c
rd Ine h Of the D " Or Of sec l. p containing 50
The undivided h Of the Of the h Of H.
cep ~ acres taken OF the side OF said f. also the un, Hed hi
OF The of ile OF 6 all
S95l o.
The undivided hf Of the h of sec H. Pr w ex
The OF the OF II, w, containing
S9sl 90.
The undivided hf OF n h Of sec 81 % n W. oonia
ing IS acres norgRged by John Jackson loan &c Sgg
The undivided hi OF the n W "a w. coulain
ing l5 acres mogaged by Douga Sriver loan, interest," &c
The undivided hi n Sc "a 20 W. containing
% mougaged by Adam STve loan. interest," &c S976 &C.
The undivided hf OF oSec 81 - W, containing us
acres norisaged by Elizabeth SrveT loan 500 IS
Part of the fr of or Of H. n Containing =
bounded described pages IS ard 81 hook
ofdeeds OF Warren county, morgaged by William Harrington
Wayne COuafy
Lots IN the city Cambridge. county Wayne, lots
No TO- H. ~ - 90 81 % 2i % 81 and 30 block
No . also, lots No9 u H. 5 H. Is 30 and 81, in block No
S93J -.
White County
The of - % morgaged by BENJAMIN Rsy
nolds; loau. interest. dc S97S So
Lots No and OF No n, 3 W, containing
mOrgaeed by Thompson Crosse, Loan S33s 81
~ Explanation OF The abbeviaiioi ihe foregoing notice.
quarter f for fraction Section. for Township, and f
lkangc apr
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NEW YORK MARKET.

I
New YORK, April 4, S p. NJ
CorToS-Frm at advance Of since the reception
ties news with sales of 600 bales
FLouR-s,eay with sales of 5000 bls Orleans more IN
CURED for and held firmly the operations in domes
tic sum up 65OO bbs si5 ss9s mixed Indiana Mich
igan and Wisconsin, s469ss7 for good round hoop Ohio
ass for pure Genese S59s5e5 ancy and Genesee
S., 259S5 81 for Ohio.
WHEAr-Fnm, with sales 5000 bushels ST. and COO BUSH
els cenesee private terms
CORK Lower, with sales of %. 900 bushels at g.
Pork BETTER with sales bills for new mess
and Sl2, 6Sll 81 forprime.
PcKLED MEATs-Nore active; Of 500 bbs picked hams
Sc. and 200 lbs sugar cured hams a 81.
HENP-Actve, at sl25 O9Sl2O for undressed American
WHISKY has again improved with sales of prison at
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~TINNt1"IIT
Your fellow-citizen,
JAMES RITCHEY.
NoBLEsvILLB. IND. April 7. 1851.

NoBLEsvILLE, IND, April 7, 1851.
Messrs. DAVID w. ODELL and others:-You inter-
rogaiOries dated Greenfield, March 24 1851 published
in the Indiana State Sentinel" of the 9th ul directed
to myself among Others and requesting reply through
the channel reached me while here professional
business. Icordaiy each Of your interrogato
ries ia the Affirmative they accord with principles
long entertained by me unchanged.
Feeling grateful my friends for the distinguish
ed honor conferred upon me- beg leave to say had
agency in bringing my forward a candidate for
the nomination for Congress, and do not feel at liberty
u withdraw it. / recognize duty, from principle
ito neither seek decline Office" The Democrats of
my acquaintance entertain the opinion that offices were
made Tor the good of the people, Office holders or
Office seekers. As the people have the undoubtcd right
select whom they will serve hem and none have
the right to complain because selected the nomina-
ton should be the spontaneous choice of the majority
unpreludiced 10y personal solicitations and should not be
awarded to the unworthy. and Inefficient, though they
plead the poverty of Lazarus Throughout the district
the great and growing agricultural and mechanical in
terests of the people, are by them thought be equal
to the trading and commercial interests of the capital
and they would prefer man from amongst them as
Representative in Congress who understands their In
terests especially neither party have had represen-
tative, residing without the precincts of the Capital
since the days Of HerOd.
Yours truly,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
BOUNTY LAND.

IL. B. HENBERsHoTT, c W. BENNETT,
Attorney Law, Attorney nj Law.
OHNHIcd, Iora. Washington Cay.
HEN ERSHOTT & BENNETT,
AVE associated themselves loge,hero Bounty lHd
Warrants Extra and Back Pay &c from United States,
for all persons entitled thereto. the Location Ct Warrants purca
OF Real Estate payment of Taxes &c.
Mr. Bennett has been for employed the Sd Auditors
office Washington City, the Of Claims
der the military operations OF the Government, and will
prompt and personal attention procuring early and favorable
upon all applications for or pay
The advantages Washington obvious and
ueed not be urged. r.-..
Mr. edersou being intimately acquainted with almost
will 10
the purchase OF Real Estate payment Of Taxes, &c my
psri OF the State.
Business nirnsed viii he left with e. w Bennett
Washington City, with II b. Hendershoti, Ouumwa,
aprg-4 wf
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Yours truly,
II. A. RILEY.
FAR WEsr Indiana. ApriI 9Th ISL

FAR WEST, Indiana, April 9th, 1851.
GESTLE,iEN.-My attention has been given to your
enquiries dated Greenfield, March oath. and published
in the State Sentinel. In reply, would say, briefly
that. my judgment, the of Cancellation and
compromise passed by Congress settle and quiet the
slavery agitation, should not be disturbed New Mexico
and tab should be left to determine believe they
have sovereign right, when they beome States. the
question of slavery If the fugitive slnve law shall be
found upon fair trial. volatve of the rights of free
persons supposed to be slaves one suppose would
object TO its modification. not, however, aware
that it does / am for the Constitution 'The fug
tive from labor shall be delivered up on demand is its
language.
To your 1s. ID, 3d. and 4th enquiries 1 answer yes
To the 9th and last II the appropriation shall he for
object clearly constitutional and highly conducir TO
the general lCelfare necessary to the defence
shall lort otherwise against it, So long the
lion is in debt, appropriations although constitutional
and highly expedient should be omitted, only, those
cessary, granted. The log rolling system for many
years past practised Congress, appropr
ations for objects clearly unconstitutional shall receive
support from me. In addition to these measures
in favor of the principles of the Democratic party
throughout.
Respectfully,
FRANKLIN HARDIN.
To DAVID ODELL, WIN. SKATER FREDERICK HEN
pRIx with many Democrats
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

w. p. DEVOU,
AS removed No so Pearl Walnut Vine
Cmcnna aad opening and receiving daily choice
and well selected stock of
SILKS, RIBBONS, AND STRAW GOODS.
And offers to Merchants and Mles unusual prices,
short time, or liberal discount for Cash:
MILLINERY GOODS
5000 pieces No Bonnet and Sash Ibos
500 do No 10 10 Plain Satin do
QUO do No 10 Is Taft do
100 do Belt Ribbons
Pou de Soe Gace, Naples Corded and waiered silk
Marcclines Florences, and LIsirngs
Grapes, Grape Lisse and Tar,etons,
Illusion Malne, and Bruxeles laaces
Block and cOlore6 Silk Trimming Laces
Linen and Bobbn
Cap Tabs, Crmped Ribbons. Rnches,
Straw Cord and Trimming Buttons and TaSsels,
Buckram Crown Lining and OIL Silk,
Flowers Flower Materials Bunches and Wreals'
Nearly hundred Of
STRAW BONNETs,
Black eros de Rhines and Italiemes,
Black and cclorcd Satin de China,
Chameleon and China Dress Silks
Chantly and Love Wells,
Lace Capes and Collars,
Embroidered and PLAIN Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Embroidered Caps, Collars, Cuffs and Chemsees,
Best Brands Kid Gloves,
Sewing Silk. Miits and Gloves,
Filet and Mohar Atis and Gloves,
Agent for Crowiey's celebrated Needles 4,
Together with every article usually apperiang he Fancy Silk
Good aprg-}NV, wi
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IL rae MAnl0s cIacuIr ceunr-, DOnE.rlc Arraens.sr


XXTHEREAS Oliver Touey has the 9TH day OF February,
A 1851 fled in the Office the Clerk of the Marion Cir
cult Court affidavit due form of law that Theodore ASIsen
defaud him. the SAID Tou
sey that the said Atkinson ndebed TO the said Touy an me
Of hundred dollars and whereas ihs SAID
Clerk and delivered the Sheriff OF sang County
writ Of domestic attachment be executed and returned BY HIM
which executed and returned by said
Sheriff commanded Therefore, the said Theodore Akin
hereby notified OF the tendency Of said writ and required to
day of the OF
said Marion Circuit Court be begun and held at the Court House
the town Of Indianapolis the second Monday m June nex or
the said writ will and determined in his absence
Attest, WILLIAM STEWART Clerk.
BARborR & PoK1KR, Auys for PIT uarie-3wtwl
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
AT BLOOMINGTON


FEvIIE Summer Session of the University will commence
III Thursday, the first day OF May.
Boarding be had respectable private families from 81 TO
S150 per week
Two students from each county, upon the appointment of the
County Board admitted the University free charge tuition
Those intending the adj
vse thai they should poss5 be present upon the first day
the session.
study ample and complete in any similar
and believed that nowhere the United
equal advantages of education afforded at less cost
DAVID II. MAXWELL.
npr2-iw(wl President Of Board of Trustees
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcINs ATT, April Z, 6 F. NJ
fur is quiet but firm at SO so.
WHISKY has advanced 10 III.
BAcoN-Shouder attracting attention. hds sold
day at So packed Sales pieces Sides al 81 o.
SUGAR-Frm, and generally held a | advance
MoLAssEs-3l for prime.
CHEEsK-Dul, a for selected.
CoFFEE-In fair demand but heavy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

RICHMOND AND new CASTLE RAILRoAD.-ln our
short notice yesterday, of the proposed railway from
Richmond to New Castle. by mistake the Of Cam
bridge was placed for Richmond. Readers will make
the correction What said applied to the road from
Richmond to New Castle.-Cin Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

CHEAP PosrAGE-Tbe Post Master General has de-
cded that under the new postage law which takes effect
the first Of July, weekly papers only entitled to
circulate free Of postage, the county where published
and that the Office Of publication is the starting place,
and not county lines--CiH- Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
HEAD Quarters FOR BARGAINS,
At Horns Old Stand

G 7 n J!
EETE take pleasure announcing friends and the public
w generally, that receiving stock Spring
AMI Summer Goods which deem unnecessary
We would merely thai have large and well selected stock
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods Groceries Boots and Shoes Has,
Caps Bonnes Goods Oil Cloths Carpets. RUGS Mats
Table and Piano Covers Locking Glasses ISeher &c We
haier ourselves that reputation SELLING GOODS CHEAP
well established 10 need any further promises from all
ask examination of stock and prices We tender
thanks Old customers and friends for the liberal
which they have extended for the and hope by
and pnnctua business and low prices continue
empty their pockets
With and attentive clerks, and well
ranged stock prepared 10 meet ile wants Of all
H. J. d ID c. HORN,
apr9 Sign Of ihe Big s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

Ir The Kentucky Legislature has passed a law au-
thoriznc the President and Board Of Directors OF the
Louisville and Frankfort railroad company to endorse
bonds Of the MaysvIe and Lexington railroad company
10 the amount OF $50 900.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
REMOVAL REMOVAL !! REMOVAL y!

TENHE Undersigned wishing build a in the
n place of his te
general he has
formerly occupied by Charles ageo and lately by ".
Teal where he will be pleased all who may favor him
with n call
lie is opening splendid OF fancy goods &C.
has hand fine prices
CHARLES MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

N~oENTRE TowNsHIP.-The Democrats IT Centre
WE township Marion county, will meet at the Cour House,
Saturday, the 18th of April o'clock NJ for The purpose
of choosing Delegates to the County Convention.
By order Of the County Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

u Gen. v. P. Van Antwerp, Of Iowa, has been APP
pointed Commissioner OF the Improvement oil the Des
Moines river good appointment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

IL David Boneham, convicted of a murder in Wiscon-
SIM in 1896 and sentenced be hung, has been par
doned by Gov. Dewey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

10 Mr., Richie, the editor Of the Washington Union,
was lately rendered public dinner by his political
friends in Richmond, Va, which he has declined
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Broad Ripple, April 7, issi-apr5-awtwi

UnARAsoLsi PARAsOLS Just received very superior
manufactured Of rich aud choice
eras attention Of the Ladies particularly invited
mars HI. & b. c. HORN.
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STATE OF INDIANA, HAMILTON COUNTY IS.
IL TIE HAMILTON CIRCUIT CoURT. SPRINe TERM. 1851

IN THE HAMILTON CIRCUIT COURT. SPRING TERN lSoi.
Domestic ATTACHMENT. i.
Thomas King and Samuel Heer traders under the and firm
and style OF King & Hedner Samuel +. Parker.
NJ Office hereby given that the 9th day OF January 1851
- writ of Domestic Attachment issued by the under
signed Clerk Of the Hamilton Circuit Court the instance and upon
The affidavit Of John Green ESQ., attorney for said Plaintiffs against
the goods and cha lands credits and eff
ec Of the said defendant by virtue which sod writ the follow
real witt Lot numbered two IN nuRbered two IN
the Of Shevo in said cosniy have been attached the
property of the said dendant and that said writ still pending
unless said defendant shall appear defend
the will be heard and Determined in bis absence
Moss & GREEN. JNO. q. BURNS Clerk.
Atys. for Plfs mars 4vlwlp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

M oTIcEThe Partnership heretofore existing between Hoo
~ & Merrill. has this day been dissolved by mutual
Mr. Merrill will the business the old stand and colec
the debts and pay all demands against the firm.
G. III. HOOD.
March 81, 1S5f-mar26 s. MERRILL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
RAILROAD LETTING!
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD.


SEALED proposals will be received the Eng Office in
- Bloomington Thursday the 10Th day of April for the
Gubbng Grading and Bridging of about As miles of the New Al
bany and Salem Railroad The line be let extends from the East
Fork White river through and Monroe countless
Gopo Owen coury and embraces the usual varieties OF work
which about 10000 yards of rock
excavation yards masonry in and abuimenis and
1900 ea Of bridge supeEstucue the Howe and Burr
plans.
The payments will be 20 cash. and 80 cent in the
the paid monthly. 20 each
mate Stock will be retained the completion OF the
Profes estimates plans specifications be the
office, days prior the day letting Bidders who
the officers of the Company, viii be expected furnish
testimonials OF character contractors
BY order Of the Board, JAMES BROOKS, Prest
-3W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

N OTICENotce hereby given that the Copanershp here
tofore existing between GEORGE A. JACOB r. CHAPMAN
dissolved the 18th day March, 1851 by the death OF the
senior partner.
The will close the Of the late firm Persons
indebted their without delay
The undersigned given power attorney GEORGE H.
CHAPAN receipt amy claim depending upon the
business OF thesaid late firm. -
NJ Counting in the old Sentinel Building, Illinois street
Marcel M 0o-xy3y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.
AnLCElEENT

r. and after Thur say morning. April 10 The
- Passenger trains viii nS1oloWs;
Madison quarter past O'clock A. H. and arrive Al ln
dianapols al half past ~ ocock, NJ
This train will connect with the Shebyvle, Rushvle, and
and viii with the Belle
and Peru indianapolis which N hereafter leave
during the afternoon.
Indianapolis quarter past g A. NJ and arrive al Madison
haEpust The Peru and Belefoniane VIII
departure this train and will also with the
SheDyve Knghsiown, and Rusvie trains AT Edinburgh and
the Cincinnati and Louisville packet lines at Madison
Anil RROIGH. pres'f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

MILLS AT AUCTION woofs Nls,'' situate the
VH Wabash Fork OF Eel river Greeacase lnd will be
sold at auction O'clock p NJ the 18th day OF May ISL
business consist
a large Merchant Mill, and good Saw Mill recently new
premises land, and are
also good Blacksmith Shop large Stable Dry House for um-
Der, &c.
Terms very favorable and made known the time and place of
X. L. HATHAWAY
f,reenc, sIe March 1851 fw
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Respectfully
a Cargo of Elephants.

To DAVID ODELL, WIN. SHAFFER, Frederick HEN
DIRK, with many Democrats
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

NTOTICE-The partnership heretofore existing between PETER
~ w KooNTzE and JoS BURR Broad Ripple this day dis
indebted firm,
quesed caIpnd settle their without delay and
Mr. r. w KooNrzE win business his
collect debts and pay all demands against the firm
PETER w KOONTZE.
JOHN BURK.
Broad Ripple, April 7, 1s5-apr5-3wtw)
NOTICE hereby given undersigned has been appoint
~ ed BY the Clerk Of the Marion Probate Court Indiana Ad-
the Of LEWIS g. POWELL deceas
ed. The probably solvent ELI c. SUI.GRORE-
April 2, 1S51-apr5-3~fwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

NJ OTICEIe undersigned informs the public that he has sod
~ his entire of Groceries Hardware, &c 10 b. Nelde
He tenders his thanks foE the liberal encouragement EXTENDED
this city, and will always
hope the public viii coziauc
patronage Weide Co. they Will sell as low as ey
House in the ciy JULIUS NiCOLA.
p indebted the old hTm, will please call and
60 n thers apr9-4w -. NlCOI.AI.
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The OF sec Is 81 also the or offs qro sec
T. BE n loan & 81 $50 acre by ih0"''
The or or Of also the Of ne or Of sec
acres mogaged by Gustavus A Cone oan interest," &c
The LOT or h of r. Michigan Road s, of lands
selected Indian country containing oi 4sO acres mosagedo by
The hf Of ,be ar Of sec e. containing acres
as me "a 81 by Sidney Williams oa c
The a" Or Of sec S 49, eensn7s ~ acres
I Nc "ec o. SO e. Containing 80 o9icc acres .o
g. 65 100 acres OF the part OF or Of see 80 mort
gagged by Evan b Hohson loan, interest, &c s62l 80
e q % son a i"s,s 80 acTss
morigseed by George w Owen; loan interest &c soes4i
The r Of sec % and h Of W Or Of sec &C.: 20 y, "a
The Of sec IS 81 cSnan ming s $50 acres m0Fsas
ed By F s IN Bov s loan ,Sa r. c S, % D
tanning all 1ol sl0o morgaged by jeremiah Muncs oa
The If Of the W r. Michigan Road of sec %.
tanning e also e @ S %5 sso rs
ed by Reson Prsher loan Interest dc $50 q . land.
al + "a containing 5o So 100 acres mOgsged
by Jacob Winter loan, interest, &c s9s1 %.
!ed Indian sOusIns z acres "OFsased by
The lot OF III Of r. Michigan Road Of sec s. also the
Michigan Road Of sec Of lands selected IN In
vinn edge loan interest," DC ssas So
ne Of q o. or or B. ao Se and Or Of the
81 and also the Of the Of sec 81 all in %
The or Of SAN containing 100 acres ortgsged
by Abner Caldwell; loans interest DC. 1857 a.
Morgan County.
The ofsec 13 "a containing 7e $500
acres morgased by Mcajah Rust oan interest," &c $3.50 So
Monroe County, 49,
The of n Of sec H. ~ NJ r2w; morgaged by Ran
dolph Ross. ST; loan interest," &c $500 49,
Part or 81 bounded as described on
page book the record Of deeds Of Moce county, mort
gagged by Samuel Sloan; loan. interest, &c s6ls %
1877 Of Bloomington IN county of Monroe as
known and designated the plat Of said town. mogaged by John
| w Hyneman; loan, interest, &c. S421 90
Les No fractional 10 containing 70
0lOO acres ALSO No Of said fractional 10 w con-
tanning acres mogaeed BY David Browning loan M
seest, &c 1923 IS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

yuvoBACCo-On hand large excellent of vr
rinia Tobacco-Poupds Elves and Eghisf gfsde
which we VIII at a slight advance cost
49, PIPHER and sEICHRIST
ebIf-wsw7inw Washington street, opposite Stage Ones
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10

HE ISCELLANEOUS-Parasols, FaDs, Muslin Collars, Lace
IVA Cspes Thbtt Niu Super Kid Cloves Dress Buttons Rib
bons Flowers Combs STYLE Under Sleeves &c, Ge N re-
ceived al HORNS arg
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xl7,O57, 1876 81, $3.50, 1927 1882, l

As is ever the case when goods are crowded
upon the market, buyers have been afraid to
come forward, and prices have been submitted TO-
far below the standard to which there is any pos
sibility Of reducing regular sales for years to
come. The worst of the panic would now be
over, were there any certainty Of "a moderate i'm
portation for the fall trade; but circumstances are
favorable for farther heavy receipts.
The great exhibition will draw thousands to
Europe, including many from the interior, who
will each make small purchases to import on his
own account. Should our regular importers also
bring out their usual quantity, we shall again have
an overstock, realizing loss to all concerned.
This evil only be remedied by the parties
themselves, and needs no legislative interference
as many seem to suppose. II will be sure to cure
itself ere long, as no one will long continue los
ing business. We leave our tables to the consid-
GRAFTON OF those interested, satisfied that they will
find in the figures themselves, an argument in
favor Of judicious reduction in their orders,
stronger than any we could urge beside.-Nso
York Journal ofCommeree.