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Clocks and Watches.
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Iron Store.

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j their stock of Ios asd STEEL, which Will h.
soh at prices b compare with the improved hcili-
ties Of transportation. BROWN n 90.
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Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!

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ELNIhL NlE-IiDilT,
NnI great ,pr.u Of other >ir,rs, ph,h
WILL BE SOLD
~ u-h Bargains ls Co lrb Oaup'tt.un.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

the sngleness of purpose that mpeed you to advocate
unselhshly and perseveringy those Invaluable and
cessary rights which custom, preudice and inconsder
ate Legislation have hitherto withheld from them in
gard to their power 20 possess property and to be
tected by the law of their country from the vcisstudes
of le and the casualties of misfortune; they have
commissioned me to present you this piece of plate
on which | find the following inscription:
Presented to the Hon. Robert Dale Owen by The
women of Indiana, in acknowledgement of his and
noble advocacy Of their independent rights property
in the Constitutional Convention of the State Of Indiana
convened at Indianapolis, 1850"
And allow me, sir to you, that in this
OF philanthropc relorm having for its object
scentousy believe the correction of abuse the protec
ton of the unfortunate and the relief of the oppressed
YOU have the hearty cooperation of the good, the
hghtened and the liberal of men, the inspiring sympathy
of spiritual ntegences, and the cheering and
ing smiles of Divine Providence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
From New York.

FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY THE WASH
INGTON.
New York, June 3.
The outward passage Of the Pacific the quickest
made. being accomplished in days, 10 hours, and
% minutes.
In Corn, the market has an upward tendency in pr.
ces the advance in English grain being from Cd to Is
per quarter. Flour firm.
The Queen gave grand State Ball at Buckingham
Palace the 18th ult
Parliament adourns from the Goth to the 22d
A grand banquet was given on the Doth, the For
eign Commissioners at the Exhibition.
The receipts Of the Exhibition the Goth, were
$50, 900.
On Monday, the 20th the Ministers had majority Of
216 "a and % 10 the Honse of Commons, three
successive divisions the Ecclesiastical Title Bill.
FRANcE.-rhe Government has received telegraphc
dispatches announcing the vote of part Of the Reg-
ment Of Tine Sanes, ia the Department of Jura in
a Socialist meeting.
Tue cause Of the meeting is said have been con-
fined tn companies which were speedily disarmed
and ordered awey and restored The President of the
Republic has in accordance with the wishes Of the peo
pie Of Tygon promised to be present the Inaugural
tion Of the Railroad, where he is arrive the LIST
June.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

1.-THE Jeffersonian thinks we have no right to inter.
fere affairs OF that District We think we have.
There is democratic paper there advocate the old
fashioned democratic platform, and defend democratic
principles and democratic from Wing and Abolition
assaults. The true democrats Of the District have no
organ through which speak their sentiments We
also desperate attempt being made aboltionize the
Democratic party-to hand them TO the tender
cies Of abolition anatcism. Under these circumstances
would he recreant to party and to country
did not speak out boldly, and warn the sterling
Democrats of that District Of the danger that hangs
the country, and that awaits their party il they
suffer themselves he misled by designing and corrupt
politicians into the supporter George W. JulianRush
rifle Jacksonian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
From New York.

ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGT0N-THRE
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, June ?.
The steamship Washington, from Southampton, May
21st, arrived this evening, at o'clock She brings
London dates to Dist May, and 1913 passengers.
The steamer Humboldt arrived at Cowes, May 18th.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool, the 17h;
The propeller lafayette, of Philadelphia IA days out
spoken the Goth Of May, when days ont. She
broke her arpump, and from that time had worked her
high pressure engine. She required no assistance
Maurice Doyle, Of Springfield, H., passenger in
in the Washington, died on the 3lst May.
ENGLAND.-The great exhibition continues attract
i've The receipts averaged about 81 800 daily
1t is proposedto appropriate the income from the ex.
hibItion to educational purposes
liverpool Market.-A favorable change had occurred
in coiton.
Seven thousand bales sold on the 18th, and 900 on
the 10Th.
Advces from the manufacturing districts are most ia.
vorable.
Corn MARKET much better, with advancing tendency.
Flonr, firm. Sugar, heavy. Coffee, steady. Teas,
doll and unchanged IN prizes.
Money market, steady without change, and firm.
FRANcE.-The opposition of the egitimists to Louis
Napoleon has excited much attention in Paris The
general news from France is pacific and favorable.
The overland mail arrived from India at London May
18Th The country tranquil. Commercial advces
from India quise favorable.
Belgium ministry has suffered defeat and have
dered their designations.
SpArN-The ministry had gained strength by the late
elections.
SWEDEN AND NoRwAY.-A Royal amnesty has been
granted Copenhagen all persons engaged in the late
rsvot-exactly 80.
United States Frigate St. Lawrence a Southampton
will sail for United States about tho middle oil June.
Steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
ENGLAND-In House Of Lords, the property tax bill
had passed through committee
dreadful accident had occurred at Claws Cross
Midland Railroad, killing two and wounding several
others severely.
FRANcE-M Theirs had declared himself in favor Of
Republic.
The Sugar bill under consideration in the Assem-
bly,.
Letters from Rome that league is about being
formed by Rome Naples, Tuscany, and Piedmont, with
view to induce the evacuation of the Roman Capital by
French.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
Late from CaIlfornia.
NEW York, June 3.

NEW YORK, June s.
The North American from Chagres, 14th ult arrived
last night with California news TO May LIST. She has
400 passengers and $500 coo in gold dust.
Tue Fashion had not arrived when the North American
left. g.
Mining intelligence of the most gratifying character
The Wings have carried the elections in San Fan
cisco.
Rumors mot credited aoat, that there is a secret
expedition foot for taking possession Of Lower Gala
fornia.
The Legislature passed law exemptng bomesteads,
and fixing per cent the legal rate of interest.
The Legislature adjourned on the Both April.
Business had much revived Prospects cheering.
The Empire City is now coming up the Harbor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
sD EMOvAI.-NEw WHOLESALE BOOK AND STA
Ia TIONERY ROOMS IN NEW YORK.-RIASON d LAW

Ia TIONERY ROOMS IN NEW YORK.-MASON d LAW,
established house OF HUNTINGTON SAVAGE
Publishers School Music Books and Jobers Books and
Stationery generally have removed from their old location 10 the
and Ware Rooms just completed, No % Park
Row. the the old Park hestre opposite The Aston House
full stock and complete
of every thing their line, to which they invite the attention
of purchasers.
Music Books the South West and having
increased their tJces they enabled la offer u
surpassed their friends and the Trade generally
School, Musical Medical Theological and
Miscellaneous Books every variety Blank Books Of all and
descriptions including all The darem styles OF Memorandum and
French English and American Letter Cap and Mole
Papers manufacturers together with complete
Of Foreign and Domestic Stationery.
respectfully Booksellers and other
pure their stock and prices feeling confident that they will
tabled make permanent of those who favor them
viii a trial. may29-7wtwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

HERIFFS SALE-Pursuant TO the commands OF writ o.
- vendtoni eXpons issued by The clerk Of the Marion Circuit
the the Of Indiana. relation TO the
Board CT Commissioners Of the County Of Marion UJacob Ian.
dis and others viii to SALE public auction al the door
Of the Court House Of the Marion in the State OF In
diana. Saturday. the lih day OF June A D. @ between
hours 10 o'clock, A. NJ and O'clock p NJ she nd
profits for ate exceeding Of the west half Of
the south quarter Of section number seventeen. 90 IN
township number 6neen rs north. OF number three O
situated in the Marion state Of together
with the Improvements thereon, and and profits
viii sell sufficient satisfy the smouni demanded
by said writ will The time and place of Tor sale in
like the fee simple Of sS Levied aPon the
properly of james w Johnston.
c. c. CAMPBELL. Sas5if Of n c.
may 22-3-w BY J. VI. SHARPE, Dspmg.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, SIS.
In THE PROBATE COURT OF MARION CoVSTT

4 D, ]
Petition for tie sale Of Red ESote. -
Eli C. Sugrove Of Lewis g. Powell,
deceased Hand Isaah Hand Henry Green Mundy
Sarah Mnndv Joyce Powell Francis Powell William Powel
Powell Sinclair Powell, John Powell, and John Snow
I'D Known 18th day OF April A D. 1851. al the
April Term Of said Court appeared The satisfaction 81
Shers 10 the process the above en
defendants Elizabeth Hand and Isaiah Hand and
Francis Sinclair Powell residents Of The State Of
Indiana ordered by said Court that notice Of e
perdency said petition be given said defendants
The said defendants therefore hereby notified Of The fling and
pendepcy Of said petition and that unless they appear and plead
said peon the first day OF The term Of
Probate begun and held the Court House the
CITY Indianapolis then
tiers things therein contained will be held true and taken
confessed = 10 said defendants
BY Of The WM STEWART, Clerk.
JOHN CAvES AIRY for Petitioner. moyc-3wtuI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
From New York.

New York, June 2, 1851
The engagement between Barnum and Jenny Lind
terminates by mutual conseet with 100 Concerts. She
has already given 81 and she gives in this cy-the
other eight in Philadelphia and Boston.
We have intelligence from Hayt to the 18th nit. The
Emperor had yet signed the treaty proposed by the
United States Gevernement, Britain, and France He
wanted week-not more-to consider At the end OF
that time should he still refuse, Port Prince would
be blockaded.
The three seamen, Douglass, Clements, and Ransom,
convicted in the United States District Court of the
murder Of the Of the bark Glenn, this
ming sentenced to he hung.
Gen. P. F. smith arrived here to-day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

CLEAR THE TRACK!-J F.-FAIRBANKS has Just recev-
u ed by the ron horse his Spring supply Of Boots
consisting of Congrs Boot gentlemen the
for ladies' The Jenny I Shoe for ladies' and every variety Boots
Shoes Slippers and Caters, suitable all and coni-
He also received both Beebe's and
York Has Spring These Hats pronounce by
being the best and fashionable Hats His stock
silk push CLOTH and oil cloth Caps plain six fur and wool Hats
the largest the city lie Is receiving large quaI-
Goods, which will be sold prices
Trunks Carpet Bags, and numerous ether articles, too tedious
mention"
small profits and quick returns' haiters
his tina, he sell cheaper for cash. than amy
road Ciiy''
l-Cal and examine for yourself at J. F. FAIRBANKS,
Sign BIC Ran BoOr,
maF19 Seui
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY, SIS.
In TIE MARION CIRCUIT CocRT, JUSE TERN, A. D., ISL
BiH for DireTcs.

Margaret DamTru vs. Samuel DanTon-
UT r KNOWN day OF Msy. D. 1851 the above
named Complainant filed her R for Divorce, in The above en-
Office Of the Clerk OF the Marion Circuit Court
and the AFFIDAVIT dsmeresed person. that sad Defendant
Samuel a resident Of the State OF Indiana The
hereby notified OF the cling and pend
ency said Bill and than unless he appear and pesd answer
demur said Bill the FIRST day OF the Of sed Marion
be begun and held The Court House IN sap
June The said Bill and the mat
tiers and things therein contained will be heard AID determined
his absence WM STEWART. Clerk.
RpoyN a NclFNzrF Soils. for Cor1pl't S-3wfwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

Petition d sci Real Esfgfs
John Foster, Administrator ds t0Hs with The VIII
William Fishery, deceased. Levi ElsberTy.
Jackson Eabcrry Miles Elshey David Eserry
berry, Rrbecca Esberry, Fishery, William Eisberry
Solomon T kauble, ans Clarssa Kauble his wife.
y known, that the 20h day Of May A. D., ISL John
= Poster Administrator. said fled IN the Office Of
The Clerk Of the Hancock Probate
entitled cause, for the sale OF the real OF ad deceased
The E. Of Or, @ r. IS. r. = EhfN. T. qr &C.
r Is X . + ID, : w n r $ 10, T. Is r. :, end w
n. w. Z
Hanco and aoesador payment The debts
deceden and make distribution among the said heirs and also
the affidavit Of dsHicrese person. showing thai the said solomon
T. kaube and Clarissa his DAVID Esey
dents of the Of Indiana The Solomon r. Kaulie.
Clarssa his and David Esbey. therefore hereby notified
Of the filing and peency Of said petition, and that The will be
heard the Hancock Probate be held
the Court House Ia Greenfield, said county The first Monday
Of August next Attest WILLIAM SEBASTIAN,
r A RLEY, Auy for Petitioner. Clerk H.P.C.
Df -lrvf.,A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

CrRcIUT CoURT.-The Grand Jury Of this county,
at their late meeting found bills of indictment against
Co.'s. Lane and Dumont.
On last Saturday. Col Lane appeared and plead guilty
10 the Indictment depressing willingness TO submit
the penalty Of the law rather than false plea
or get rid Of the Indictment by technical qubbles The
court assessed fine Of one hundred dollars and ONE
MINUTES Imprisonment. The members Of the Bar and
other friends accompanied Col Lane to the jail, and all
passed of with more than one good ioke.-Larrence-
bnrgh Register
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
barron and Indiananolis RaiIroad.

The survey from the State line to indianapolis has
been completed; the contractors now at work as
lar east Centrevle and the whole line will soon be let.
By the first Of January next the will be running
from Terre Haute to Indianapolis and in year
hope to the open link between Indianapolis and
Dayton closed up which will give continuous line OF
railway to the lakes. to Philadelphia 10y way of Pitts
burgh. 1t will then only remain for the people Of Iii.
nos and Missouri construct the road the FORM
err State, to unite Boston, New York. and Philadelphia
with St. Louis by railway
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
From Mashing tOn.

WAsHINGTON, June 3.
Hon. r G. Schenck, Minister TO Brazil, and Hon. j.
S. PendleoD Charge des Afffs to Beunos Ayres left
yesterday or Norfolk to embark in the steamship Sus
quehanna fol Rio Janerio.
Mr.. Comptroller Whttlesey denies the statement
recently promulgated of misuude anding between
Mr.. COrwin and Mr.. Stewart.
Auglandt has been recommended Consul Of Saxo-
ny 10 reside ST. Louis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
vALUARrE REAL ESTATE IL

-. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The sub
81: scriber offers for sale his Farm. containing about go ere
Nl1 high cultivation, The balance wei
imbered. There Saw and Grs Mill on permanent Streams
called Duck Creek which through the properly and -
operation small outlay, beng fed ~
springs1 There are excellent Orchards
This properly indianapolis State Road
and from Nehcsve. the county seat OF
Hamilton Railroad has completed This
wei adapted the raising ef sock beng wei supplied
win Springs
For rrther particulars apply the subscriber, ne PREMISES
. e sss ''s' Pa'' . TisoraS 8 nxHoEs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

HERIFFs sALEBy virtue OF wrt Of Fier Facias, issg-
- ed by the Clerk Marion Circuit Court the Wn
liam Robson Charles Michael directed and
will expose sale Public Auction the Court House
indianapolis county Marion and State
Indiana Saturday tie ian day Of June A D. ISL between
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ the
profits exceeding years OF o number one W
Square number (l9 the City Of danapois togeth
And IL sad and
profits will sell for sufficient satisfy the demand
ed by sad with aCcruIg and VIII al The
place sale. like the fee simple OF said
property levied upon property said Charles Michael
c. C. CAMPBELL. Sheriff % Marion County,
Nav % Is5I-3vlwl By ]. VI. Shape. Deputy
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II. ARMSTRONG, Sole Agent, Wheeling, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1851.


every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, throughout the
June 1851 certificate Of package of 26 whole tickets
will SO; Halves S. Quarters 81.
Address your orders TO r. ARMSTRONG, Agent,
Wheeling Va.
Monongaa 1s-572, half ticket $4,000 Cincinnati
Delaware whole ticket 600 Adelpha
Ohio Monongala prizes each of 000-Ap H. 1851.
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Iron the night of Thursday last, the Telegraph Of
flee at Wabash struck with lightning, and the in
strument, books ETC.. destroyed 1t with difficulty
the building was saved.-Peru Sentinel.
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