Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-27
NO. 43.
LOCAL ITEMS
Al Lasti At Lastil

NJ Last! At LeSts4
II is the hour of noon on the 14th day of March Of
the present year-the busy hrOng passing and fro
each eagerly pursuing their different nvocations-the
business, which for the hour seemed abated renewed
with fresh vigor, crowds upon crowds of human beings
are vending their way towards the Depot, witness
the arrival Of the cars frcm Madison-hopes and fears
depicted their countenances the outward signs
of heartroublngs whin-some great event, perhapstho
happest the saddest Of their lives is about trans
pre. Hark sound is heard in the distance, but obi
deceitlul sound twas nothing but the wind whistlHs
through the trees Eark againl didst thou not hear
noise7" 1t is indeed the shrl sharp of the
whistle, and as the 'iron horse" comes in view, tho
crowd becomes dense, and ardent lovers with
tended visions, the look catch the first
glimpse Of their Observation-Disclosures may be
looking for wives and wives for their husbands-chdren
weeping for Joy the return Of their parents At
length the passengers are safely seated in the onbuscs
but the assembled mass docs not seem TO decrease
they gather thicker and thicker around the foremost car
-sundy trunks and band-boxes are transferred to the
platform. Look, what huge, massive article is thar
which the baggage is rolling in front Of tic
assembled multtude7 and which they gaze with un-
spcakbe delight and joy7 1t is bOxl which is writ
in bold and unmisiakahe letters the words: SOME
CONSTITUTIONS "FRoM C1NcINNArI-BY Ex-
PREss"-"CHARcEs UNPAID" The happy self-satise
fed throng, then retired resume their daily labor
mutterng themselves: "The great things which
to have GTore have Grriren."
WHOLESALE QuEENswARE EsTABnsHMExT.-We
refer readers, particularly Country Merchants to
the advertisements Of Jacob Indey in another column
Mr.. L. has in a large stock of beautiful, plain ard
serviceable Queensware and Glassware which be has
arranged neatly and substantially. Since he opened
which only few days ago, be has sold number Of
bills to Merchants in Anderson, Noblesye. Pendeton
and other towns the line of the two northern Rail-
roads.
We satisfied that Country Merchants
per in eghts and charges by purchasing here, in
preference going to Cincinnati. Mr.. L. imports d
rectly from the English Potteries of Staordshire and
of course sell below Cincinnati prices, rents and
other expenses being less here He formerly conducted
a similar establishment at Cincinnati and has much
perience in the business.
~ A beautiful assortment Of Millinery and Fancy
Dress Goods have just been received at the Ladies Fan
cy Store, Grfith's Block.
MARION COUNTY LIRKAaY-Few arc aware that
there is Library in this city, belonging to the county
1t is kept il the southwest of the Court House,
up stairs and contains 500 volumes, mostly stand
ard works The fund belonging this Library amounts
to s240O, which is loaned out at per cent. The
annual interest this fund is appropriated to the pur-
chase Of books, and many valuable works can with this
sum- be added every year to the Library Persons can
have the privilege of taking out and reading the books
for only fty cents year The young men CT the city
and county should avail themselves of such opPortu
nifty improve their minds. The Library is open every
Saturday, where the public will find Mr. JOHN CAvEN,
the gentlcmany Librarian, ready and willing to wai'
upon them.