davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-08

To bius Houso BY % next days 90 miles
And back between Sunday and Thursday, Id
November TO 10Th May, and IN next days. and
between m Monday and next day, from
10Th May TO LIST November.
Proposals Tor tr-weeky service TO be extended by fo-
cotahso, Giisonvile, Grshsmsvile, aud Purysburgh,
10 Savannah Ga. invited through IN 30 hours.
Also proposals to end tri weekly at Grahamsville.
Proposals for daily service through to Savannah In "a
hours will also be considered
1886 From Rdgevlle at twice week, Tuesday and
Saturday
BY RoadylIe, Holly Hills, Vsnce's Ferry, Wrishts
Bluff, Friendship, Packsvlle, and Privaleer
To sumervlle by p m next days, Sc miles
And back between IN Tuesday and Saturday, and
p IN next days.
1887 From Aiken at am a week, Thursday
BY Treadway, Tinker's Creek, Dunbarton, and Red
Oak Grove,
Follower Three Runs by IL IN next day, 40 miles
3l3S From Aiken at IL m a week, Friday
BY Edso
To ktchings Mills by IN, 30 miles
And back between IA IN and 1 am;
1888 From Aiken att week, Tuesday,
BY Merritt's Bridge and Sawyor's Mills
TO Leesville by p IN, 80 miles;
And back between . IN and p m, Monday.
3l4O From Leesville at once week, Thursday,
by Hollow Creek, Germanvlie, Mount Willing, Oak
land, PeHy's Roads, and Colcman's x Roads;
To WelsyilIe ~ n next day, so miles,
And back between m Wednesday, and IL IN next
day.
Sal From Leesville st ga week, Wednesday;
BY Stoedman's, Wllismson's Mills and Bull Swamp (;
TO Orangsburgh G. ii. by IL m next day, so miles
And back between m Thursday and m noxt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-08

II
To Chesterfield G. H. by iopm. 40 mile.
And back between 4 a IN and 10 p m next day.
Proposals to embrace Hopsborough next TO Gold Mine
are invited.
3l7i From Lancaster c. II. at week. Tuesday
BY Landsford and Louisville,
To Ches.er O. II. by 3p m, 3s miles
And back between 8 and p IN next day
3i72 From Chester c. III. al 8 IN once week, Friday
BY Baton Rouge, Carmel Hill, and townsville
To PinckneyvIls by pms
And back by Toms vile and Sanderssle between p IN
and 8 p IN, equal to ~ miles and back.
Proposals for ri-weeky service to Unonyile and Glenn
Springs will be considered intermediate post offices
to be named.
BY Chestnut Grove, Spring Rock, Nation Ford, Fort
Mill, and spring Hill,
To Charlotte by lOp IN, AZ miles
And back between a and 10 M next day
Proposals from Yokvie to Charlotte invited
STA From Chester g. II. at once week, Monday;
BY Torbits Store and Pedensvile,
To Hszlewood by III IN, II miles
And back between m and 7Pm.
3l75 From Yorkville at once week
BY South Point, N. G. Woodlawn, Cottage House,
(Home) and Vesuvus Furnace;
To Newton, Catawba county, N. O. by
Andback between
Bidders give distance and schedule Of arrivals and de-
psItures at each end ofroue.
3l76 From YorkvilIe twice week, Tuesday and Friday
BY Blsirsvile, Bullocks Creek, PincknsyviIe Mount
Tabor, UnionvilIs. Cedar Grove, Cross Keys, Cross
Anchor, TylervlIe, Lsursns G. H., Waterloo Stony
Point, Cokesbury, and Smi.hsvile
To Abbeville y. H. BY ? m next days. ITO miles
And back between IL m Tuesday and Friday and 10 p
next days.
Proposals for tr-weekly service will DO considered.
3I77 Prom Yorkvile at IN once week, Tuesday;
BY HaynosvilIe, Ebenezervile, Nation Ford Coatess
Tavern, Lsndsford, Long Street, Dry Creek, Russell
Place, Liberty Hill and Red Hill;
To Camden by IL m next Thursday, SO miles,
And back between Thursday Up m, and next Saturday
SPIN. 4
Proposals to embrace Hanging Rock, Flat Rock, and
Grannes' Quarter, instead Of Russell Place, Liberty
Hill and Red Hill are invited also, proposals for
semi weekly service.
3l7s From Yorkvic at 6 once a week, Friday,
By Hickory Grove Smiths Ford, WilkinsviIle, Drsy-
louisville, Limestone Springs, Grassy Pond, High
"A I;~G.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From New York.

NEW York, June 13.
The steamer Washington sails Tomorrow, and has
more than 100000 engaged in specie chiefly for the
Continent.
FOREIGN exchange unchanged-money easy and in
better demand at previous
In the Pennsylvania Democratic Judicial Convention
yesterday, the following gentlemen were nOmnatedas
candidates for the Supreme Bench: James Campbe of
Philadelphia; Walter LOwery of Allegheny; j. b. Glib
son, of Cumberland; Jer. Black OF Somerset; Ellis
IzIng the officers to frame address to the people,
when the Convention adjourned sine die.
Capt. Adams, formerly Mayor OF Richmond fell dead
in the Wednesday.
A Baltimore despatch SAYS that astonishing dIsclOs
will be made by the committee the investigation
of the affairs Of the late City Collector Persons of the
highest responsibility included.
A. NJ Freeman, Of Glead, Me-, shot his wife on
Wednesday evening, when she in bed then shot
himself and then cut his throat.
Mrs. Freeman survived bat is not expected to
between Gen. Freeman the whg candidate for Congress,
and Gen. Smith. the opposition candidate. Smith was
wounded in the shoulder at the fifth fire. Smith had
posted Freeman a coward and libeller.
The Steamer j. NJ Niles, which arrived yesterday at
Louisville, from New Orleans, lost Is passengers by
cholera adm ship fever Eearly-all emigrants.
letter from President Fillmore reply to the invi-
taon from the Common Council Of Boston visit that
city, read in meeting Of that body last evening.
In his letter the President alIudes to the slave
case, and compliments the citizens for sustaining the
lews.
The Indian Commissioners Of Oregon have concluded
treaty with the Calapouga Indians, by which the lat
fer cede the United States strip of land 1900 mile:
10 length, and % miles in width.
Lieut- C. J. Hunter has been dismissed from the
Navy for remssness in not settling old account:
against him while acting purser.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, June II.
FLoURSales this morning of III bbs s3lO and 100 do
40G3l2 and 10 do 50 g. indicating change from yeser
Days except supply traffic
PRosoNsSae 10 hhds plain bacon hams yesterday afternoon
7Ic transactions this morning. Shoulders held at 6c and
sides a elc,
WmsxY-Prices lower to-day Sales bbs
l7lc from 7Ie, and 60 from wagons lsc imports
past 81 hours GA bbls.
CHEEsE-Saes 80 boxes al &c; market dull.
SKEBs-Sale IS bu. haxseed at SI40.
GROcEREsAIarket unchanged ard DULL sales bags fair COT
fee 9c.
SUGAR-salcs 90 hhds far sugar al &C.
RIcE-Saes 5 lierces private
DRIED FRUITs-Sale rs bu peaches at S1Ge
IRoS-Sales 80 Id blast pigs al a months
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS June IA
Mr.. Burt and party arrived here last evening from
Fort Mackay. Mr. b. has been engaged in collecting
various tribes of Indians Fort Mackay and three
thousand would be assembled there. There five
different tribes represented. The Ceremonies, Keowas,
Camanches, Arrapahoes and other tribe, all seem
well disposed tOwardsus Mao Fitzpatrick, for whom
they are waiting was met at Crow Creek. Mr.. Burt
thinks those Indians will decline meeting u. s. Commits
soners at Fort Laramie this summer, where II IS nten
ded TO hold grand Convention Of all the tribes IN that
region. Mr. Burt did not Col. Summers command
OF U. s. troops. He learned they were on the route
proceeding very slowly in consequence OF the prevalence
Of the cholera among them; eight or ten were dying
daily, and numbers were deserving daily.
1t is stated that two surgeons of the company had
died of the disease. The Of Mr.. Kennedy is the
only recoeced. The trains of the traders in
a similar cOndton-the cholera having appeared among
them and the teamsters had deserted in the general
panic.
The river is still receding very slowly from
above state that all the rivers are falling The fall here
far is only 81 inches.
We were yesterday visited 10y two destructive fires.
AT hallpast yesterday morning, the Upholstery es
tabshmeut of F. Beehle and the Furniture manulacto
~ of w H. Harlow. on Second between Olive and Lo-
streets, totally destroyed by fire. The flames
first discovered in the of building, &C.
cupied by Mr. Beehler, for packing There is but
little doubt of its being the work of incendiary.
Three buildings consumed. Beehler's loss is est
mated 81 500 HarlOw's loss in furniture is from Sl6
600 to SIS Goo; insured for Sill 900 in the Madison,
Lexington and Genessee Agencies.
BURNING OF THE SULTANA!
This splendid steamer, lying at the foot of the Null
lanphy street, discovered to be on fire at about IL
O'Clock A NJ Tbs fire first in the vicinity Of
the engine ROOM and before assistance could be render
ed the steamer enveloped in flames; she load
ing for New Orleans and to have left yesterday p
NJ this mornings she had on board, among other
cargo upwards of 1000 bales of hemp, which greatly
contributed to the speed of the flames. The persons
employed board had great difficulty in saving them
selves This effected without the loss OF some
lives. Matthew Burns, fourth engineer has been miss
ing snce doubt he burned TO death. A
negro fireman and deck hand also missing.
As soon practicable the Sultaaa was scutted
and sunk; her hull and machinery will be saved-the
latter in damaged state. She owned by Capt.
Gable and John Shies, first clerk. Insurance $4,000,
in six Offices viz: Lexington and Madison each So 600
Columbus, Knox, Floating Dock, and Union, each
50 600 portion of the hemp insured SI20 per
ton.
From the Sultana the fire caught the sugar refinery
of VIM. Angelrodt which entirely consumed Mr..
Ange!rods loss said be fully covered by insurance
Loss S25 900 to $50 GOO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From New York.

NEW YoRK, June II.
Among the passengers the Empire City, which
sailed yesterday for Chagres, COL Henry Washing
ton descendant Of Gen. Washington, who is on his
way San Francisco.
Jenny Lind was swndled out Of 1000 the night
OF her first concert New York. The ticket vender
disposed Ofan old lot ofcket his hands from pevious
concerts.
A. Collier, late cashier OF the Havrc De Grace Bank,
is trial IN Cecil county, Nd a charge Of embez-
zling the funds Of said Bank. The deficiency is $685.
O00 II is contended that the charter Of the Bank
owned in New York. that its operations were aIctous
business that il had real capital; consequently had
nothing TO ernbeZZe.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the Herald says il
is rumored that the Postmaster, White will resign his
Office about the 10th Of July and that the following gen.
temen prominent candidates for the places Robert
Norris editor Of the Enquirer j. C.. Norva, brother Of
the late Michigan Senator and j. c. Montgomery, the
Post Master under Harrison.
The Forrest divorce up yesterday before the
Supreme Court commission was granted TO Mrs
Forrest to examine Capt. VIM. A Howard, now in Cali
fornia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
RAuROhnIlTTIMc

RAILROAD LETTING-A letting OF the graduation
al n of he remaining hfy Indianapolis
NFA Railroad, embracing Ire line Nobesve Pera,
Awil take place: Commencing Nohesvile, the work
within Hamilton county, from Sec 10 H. inclusive. Tuesday, July
l5h Tp'on for the work within Upton county, from
81 inclusive Thursday July 17th Kokouo work
Howard county, from 81 inclusive Saturday, July 18Th;
and at Peru, for the work within Miami county, from Sec % 49,
inclusive Tuesday, July % 1851.
TIE work generally will be light, entertainments and
lions OF magnitude will be the Of White
the Ccero Turkey Md Kokomo, Wild Cat Deer the Pipe
Creeks and the Wabash river.
Estimates and payments will be made monthly apd prompyss
per cash, per the stock the Company,
The completion of the The work 10 be completed be-
January Prohles rules, cscso, and
blank different points Eesys previons
TO the respective lettings. BY order of the Board
w. j. iIoLMAx Engineer. JOHN BURN, President
indianapolis Nav 8 1851 mays wf22uly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
Interesting from New York.

NEW YORK, June IL.
In the Cuban Invasion before the U. S. District
Court, motion for Commission from New Orleans to
take testimony was Denied and the trial down
Tor Wednesday next, 18th inst.
Mr.. Prentice, who has Just returned from California
brought with him lump Of gold nearly pure, weighing
o. ounces, valued at $1,000. Mr.. p intends sending
20 the Worlds Fair
A OF unusual interest was tried in our Supreme
Court yesterday. In 1929 calling himself John
Brock opened a Jewery store Catharine street in
tins city, which he continued till his death in S4S when
ne devised his estate, valued at $4,000 to his wife.
ciem OF tt 900 Is brought against the estate by
Thomas Cottrel Of London who charges that the real
name was Planners and that, previous 1929 he
clerk In his employ in London, which employment he
left handsomely, defaulter for fl 900.
Capt MOOrehead, Of the LIST Pennsylvania Regiment
Of Volunteers in the Mexican war committed the
prison in Philadelphia yesterday char &c Of forgery
connected with Land Warrants.
small boy died in Baltimore yesterday, from the
sting of locust ~
A firm doing very extensive business failed yestcr-
day. in PHILADELPHIA
new daily newspaper is projected in Charleston in
favor OF Southern Conederaey but opposed to separate
secession.
We learn that the arrest of Gen Talcott was by the
order Of Cen Scott for insubordnaton and dsreSpect
The Court Martial will commence in a few DAYS
A we'll known Cotton Banker has disappeared from
New Orleans, being deauter to the Of S40,-
600.
The Steamship America reached her dock at Boston at
O'Clock 80 minutes to-day.
The Democratic Judicial State Convention of Penn
gained by the selection Of Hon. James NJ. Porter,
temporary chairman. Five candidates for Judge Of the
Supreme Court to be nominated
The Steamship Canada sailed to-day with 90
passengers for Liverpool. Among them NJ. s. Will
lams, bearer of dispatches to Minister London
dispatch just received from Hartford brings the
result of the Senatorial election to-day Five balotings
were had On the first there were 222 votes east nee
essary a choice 1l2. T. H. Seymour, dem 1O5. R. S.
Baldwin, wing l02. Scattering, wings Is, dem. 2.
Fifth BALLOT POI votes cast. Seymour l07, Baldwin
100
Of I02 to l01. Mr.. Catln gave notice that he should
move TO resume ballOtting at o'clock tomorrow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
BY THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA:
A PROCLAMATION.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!

HETHEREAS has been made known 10 the undersigned that
vS HIRAM FLYNN, who stands charged with the murder Of
John Terrell county Morgan broke jail the night OF the
l2h Marlnsve, said comfy. BE H. therefore, known
thai the above of hundred dollars will be paid for the
peenson aud delivery Of said Hiram Flynn the Sheriff of the
county Morgan taken within The State If taken Of
custody delivery such be
appointed b. the authority State HIM
testimony whereof l. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. Governor OF
RI Indiana hercmo my hand and cansed 10 be affixed
" % the the Indianapolis tins 18th day OF June,
A. ID 1851.
By the Governor JOSEPH A WRIGHT.
CHARLES H. TEST. Secretary Of State
The sid Flynn about IS years of ford complex
dy hair very beaas beard his neck under his
shirt coar-heavy eyebrows and blue His general appear
dissipaed man. about feet inch in height
weighs 100 lbs big hands and feet takaiye
sioppage his speech-waks and built
junclS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
BY THE MORSE LINE.


I'VE are Indebted to Mr.. SNYDER, the operator OF the
Morse Telegraph line this place for the following in
egence in regard to the Wing Convention in the 18th
District
TERRE HAUTE. June IL.
The Hendricks and Parke county delegations with
drew, and signed protest before the Convention.
GREENcAsTLE, June ID.
learn the following from Of the Delegation 10
the Wing District Convention held yesterday at Rock
vile: Edwards Of Vigo, in the Chair; McIny Of Clay.
and McCoun Of Hendricks Vice Presidents; Smith, of
VermilIon and Abin Of Putnam Secretaries. "a Del
egates Usher men, withdrew from the Conventions IL
HarUey men, from Hendricks also withdrew. The Con-
vention then proceeded to ballot. McGaughey received
81 votes and Usher 10. The nomination OF Mclean
ghey was unanimously confirmed by the Convention.
GREENCASTLE OPERATOR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Washing On.
WASHINGTON, June 16

WASHINGTON June 16.
Official notice is given TO numerous applicants for ap-
pointments in the Navy, that neither the President
Secretary of the Navy have authority to appoint Mid
shiPman at large.
Mr. Gallagher, Third Auditor, has written a letter
the President in reference TO complaint for delays in the
settlement of clams fully generating himself from
bame and excepting severaly the conduct of agents
OF claims against his bureau.
circular has been issued to Collectors giving diree
tons for parties claiming of excess of duty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YoRK. June n.
FLouRIn moderate request unchanged prices Lowest ana
medium grades best demand ami firm while grades
neglected; sales 1900 bbls. al yesterdays rates.
GRAIN-wheai offering freely and buyers o 90
bu Genesee poor, sold f5a9 and steady
p 500 bu low high mixed 5G956 round northern
yellow
PRovIsIoSsPork saleabe and firm S14 so SIst9
IA 25 for old do $500 for prime and SIS 90 for old do
LARD-Quei and heavy a 81 assc.
WnIsKY-23c. prison and Ohio with a snail stock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

IN THE HANCOCK PROBATE CouRTAUeusT Term, A. D. 1851
Petition o sell ReaIEs
Administrator the viii
William Esberry deceased, Levi Ellsberry,
Jackson Elsbcry Miles Esherrv David Fishery, Benton Els
berry. Rebecca Elsberry, Rohen Eisbey William Ehsbey,
solomon T. kanbe ana CiarisSa kauble has wife
nee 1 known May, A. D. 1851. John
Administrator &C. said estate FLED the Office OF
Probate his petition The above
entitled the sale of the real Of sad deceased wit
T. T.. :. 9, T. Is II. EhfN +. S l6,
T. IS II 4 E. D. Or, n. E. Or, 49, T. Is. r. :, and w.
h. n w or Is T Is Z, in all 2s5 in The county Of
Iianco State aoresafor the pay Of The debts Of said
decedeni make distribution among The said heirs end also
a showing said Solomon
Kauble CaTa his wife, and David ElsheTTy.
Indiana. The said Solomon T Kaube end
David Fishery therefore hereby notified
fling and tendency of said petition and thai The VIII be
heard Of the Hancock Probate Court 10 be held at
Court House Greenfield said county, the first Monday
of August Aiiesi: WILLIAM SEBAS IAN
r. A RILEY, ATTY for Petitioner Clerk HP.C-
90. ..,fxvA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Concord.

CONCORD, N H., June u.
Democratic convention nominated Levi Woodbury. for
Gov the fourth ballot and also passed resou-
tions unanimously in favor OF the Hon. Levi Woodbury.
for the Presidency.
The Legislature 10 convention to-day elected John L.
Hadlcy Secretary of State and - HILL Treasurer
The majority In the State for homestead exemption
law is 726.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June II.
A riot occurred this morning o'clock at Red
Bank on the Jerey side few miles below this city, at
a German ball, ATTENDED by number of dsreputabe
Phadelphans. A number of persons attacked Mr. Do
ver the landlord and his assistant and serious fight
ensued Mr. D. is not expected TO live. Others are
badly hurt Some Of the rioters were arrested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL,
BY THE o'RIELLY LINE.
From Albany.

ALBANY, juno 10.
Both Houses u o'clock, and after organiza-
tion Gov. Hunt sent in his Message which occupies
two columns, all devoted TO matter which has been the
sudden adjournment of last Legislature and thinks that
the people plainly showed by their course in the special
election, that they favor of the Canal enlarge
ment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON June ID
The President commenced to-day examining the Exc
cutive Departments, He commenced with the Treas
ury Department and examined into the mode of doing
business. After examination the President accompan-
ed by the Secretary of the Interior will visit old Point
Comfort.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From baltimore.
BALTIMORE. June 16

DALTIMORE, JHUt 10.
fire occurred Federal hill to-day, which destroyed
Myers stillhouse and several dwellings, Loss covered
by Insurance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June -.
Jenny Lind pays Mr. Barnum So 900 considera-
ton for breaking off her engagement with him. Bar
mum acknowledges making S50O.0O0 and says Jenny
has realized less that $3.50 900 in this country The
net proceeds of SO do not lack $3.50 900 OF
81 900 900
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO. June IL.
The new propeller Atlas shoal in the ST. Law
renee when coming mp from O9denSburgh on Friday
night aud filed little below Aexander's Bay We
learn by telegraph from Ogdensburgh, that the Atlas
had 476 packages Of merchandise for Cleveland and
Detroit, taken in at Ogdensburgh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From New York.

New YoRK, Jane II.
An inquest held at the house of refuge the
body OF an inmate, named James Cook native of New
Jersey, and only l6 years DID, who hung himself with
handkerchief to a nail in his room, yesterday.
We Learn from Boston that the Jury yesterday were
unable to agree in the of Lewis Hayden, trial
for aiding ia the escape Of Shadrach. The Judge
them agan, and this morning they into
and announced the result. They stood nine for
conviction and three for acQuttal.
Hon. Caleb Gushing was yesterday elected first May
or Of Newburyport, Mass.
Dispatches from Baltimore state that the defalcaton
Of Collector Sanderson has been finally asceraned be
SS305. His books have been kept very loosely
great barbacue took place at Athens, Miss, the
9th ns at which speeches were made by Foote, Davis,
Freeman, and others
We learn from Washington that new postal arrange
has been made which 90 into effect the LIST
of July 1t provides for the regular exchange of mails
between the u. S. and the British Provinces Of New
Brunswick Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and New Found
land at the established with the Canadas.
The President has appointed Nicholas ]. Kon consul
at Laguyra, Venznela, rice Baker removed Also,
Timothy Darling for Nassau, rice Ketchum removed.
Il, The steamer North America is not going Galway.
She has been sod and her passengers be transfer
red to the Pacific, which sails on Saturday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

1.-THE poultry Of the United States is valued in the
statistics at 500 900 000the State Of New York having
over two millions invested in it, In the egg trade the
city Of New York expends nearly million and hall
dollars annually. The farmers bestowng greater
of attention to the raising of poultry, and is
probably one their best sources of revenue.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June II.
James Dempsey has been recognized as Vice Consul
for Sweden and Norway, for Alexandria Va
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

~ The Louisville and Frankfort rail road is compile
ted to the river the opposite side of Frankfort and
the cars are running on il. The rail road wire
suspension bridge the Kentucky river will be
completed probably in a month OF six weeks.