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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

~ IfN IL " ' iDENNT''
BARON llh}iG N h ",Iehrs ed work
"n Anltnti iurIul>'ty. say AN \ H.
ed pl csll,c fiuId. ana ogous ~ he Gas
irlc juice, nay hP i"adl v n par ir'm
hr mur, us m.u' rahe 81 the "Iparh ut
the Iai. 10 whlrh various arlIrcs "i hood,
a. meat aud eggs, viii he soften =, ciat .
ed and dI.psred, lusl Ia the siine mann e.
ao ihcy wou i be- ~ The human stomach.
DE- comhe, ln hls yal ,ble wrltnGS un
the "Physlplo.y e Digestion, observes
that "a r,alUuIiOn oi the due quauli'y m
the Gastric ia - ls a p "nueui aud all
prrva,nn1 "an-e of Dyspepsia - aud he
STATS that "a distinguished pruir s"r at
mrdlrlnr ~ Lnudpn, q" hn was severely A.
Il c,cd with ris COMPLIANT, I'm lng every
thug q ~ 10 iall. had rccours" 10 ihc Cas-
re luce, orialn d from ;he s,uHdchs OF
living anima S, which pfuved completely
su"rc-siul."
De GRAHAM. author ot the famous
vo.ks 0u "Vegriahle Diet, saws IA Is
rem,rkabe fact IN physiology, that the
sto,iarhs of ANIMALS, macrra'rd IN water,
lmpnIl to the fluid the prop rv ~ dlsNol'-
jug various artr es o TODD, aud at etie ing
klnd uf iri fetal digestion of rhem IN u"
" Sc different IRON the nalurai digestive
pro IS
70. Call on the Agani, ard 2 I a D. s.
cripive tircuidr. gratis, CIV ng large a
mount ni Srl"n'lhc ENId-- ce. SIMILAR to
th. abo,e i,rc,h"r with Reports of Re-
markal L. Cures, rom all paris ol the Uui-
ted Stats.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

aud other parties well known to the public. Any
Hhv!duas wishing father information ieypectns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC SSssE.

Prepared from BENNET, OF The f"r'n
SiOMAGh OF H. OK, art'r dlr-c-
lion, at BARON LlEB!G, the great Phy-
sinlngrs { he n's', by j. :. iiOlGH-
TON. VI d. Phiiddrlp ia, Pa.
This /. e trul. wondrrin rrmedy Cor 10
DIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, JAU\-
DICE, LIVER CONPLAI\r, CON
SITUATION, aud DEBlLlfY. Cor ng
after Naluf 5 oH n lhe,hot, ny Nature 5
0on Agent. the Gastric Ju CO
q, Hafa traspooniul ~ PEPslN inius"i m
water, ui digest ur ss"i'e, FIVE
Pounds of Rua Beef IN ahuuttSo hougs,
ou, &c h. slornach.
PEPSI\ Is tn. ch f elr 1rnt, or Gfeli
ID .ilng Prlnr pr e The Gdslrlc juice
The So ,eui oi the Fort, the Pnrliylrg,
Preserving. and - auisiinD Agent al The
stomach a. IniesiIn,s. IL = rX rartrd
frnu The Da 81 w >tomirh OF III" Ok,
,pus form . au ARTiflCliL DlGES-
FIVE tLIlD, precisely IKE the na'ural
Ga.irc JMlre ~ IFS g. emi'al po~rrs. aud
furnishing . complete and per 'ct s"hs'l-
tute for II. By the ald oi ihls 2r"Ia aH"r,
~. pa 49, amt c'Ils Of ,NDlGEo ilON and
DYSPE 81 \ are removed past ds Ihry
Nol d hv y "a healthy Stomach. II IL do
lng wonders ior | y-Icpurs. cuuns ca>'s OF
De iL'TY, EM\'lA ilON, NEk-
vOt ) DECLINE, aud DYSPEPIit
'O\SuN.'rlON, suppose to b "n he
v.rsr ol The grave. l'e Scientific f.yl-
dcnc- upon vll'h Il is base. IL ~ The
h hest degree ,ur,ou, aud r'mlrAshlr.
CCIEEJIEJr LVlbF\cE,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
The Columbus Murder.

The murder of George Parcels by Thomas Spencer at
Columbus. Ohio, which we noticed few days since,
out TO be Of the most wul and inexcusable
murders recorded in the annals Of crime Parcels
the bar keeper of the Franklin House, is said have
been young of good character and intentions, but
addicted to the innocent habit of playing tricks and
quizzing his particular friends. Spencer is a of
property residing in Ross county, and known all
that region of the country, extensive cattle dealer
1t appears that got possession of one of the
late Governor Bebb's blank acquisitions for fugves,
and filled for piece of sport and directed Thomas
Spencer This enraged Spencer and one, carry
the joke told him that it done by Geo. Parcels,
the barkceper Of the Franklin He Immediately went
where parcels was, and demanded of him if he had
filed up that paper" Mr.. Parcels in jocular way,
answered eyes" and about passing out of the door,
when Spencer drew revolver and shot him dead-the
ball entering his left side under the arm He walked
but few steps and fell Dead without speaking. Spen-
cer effort escape, taken and put in Jail.
He only remarked that he had the papers to show why
he did it, The took place between five and
six o'clock last Sunday evening.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

The late presentation of the name Of Gen. ScoTT for
the Presidency by the wings Of the Pennsylvania Legis-
ature gives offence in certain quarters there and
eral Wing journals which take to be in the interest
of the Administration. have opened another sire in the
rear upon him. The State Journal, at Harrsburgh,
speaks right out in condemnation of the plot to manu-
acture public opinion for the purpose of securing the
wing nomination for the Presidency. 1t says
These dictatoral and ill-timed movements not
only injurious Gen. Scott but evince great rant Of
courtesy foicards the achg national administrator and
should be Indignantly frowned down, sc.
The York Advocate condemns the movement, and
adds by way of advice, that
"The members had better attend to their bust
ness"
The Chambersburgh Wing inmates in very plain
terms:
That this is the business for which the members
Harrisbgh and that they have transcribed
the powers delegated them representatives of the
party and thus establish most dangerous precedent
Buffalo Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIScISSATI, April 90
FLouR-Far demand $50 $3.50;
do in lots from Canal $685. $50 do at 50 So 40 do 3
100 do $3.50; $3.50. Receipts "a
hours 1913 bbs
PRovoNsales 1000 kegs prime Lard Oc so bbls at &C.;
1000 bbls Mess Pork Madison SIS months without inter
est 100 hh Bacon Shoulders 6c leo bb Butchers Lard
71zc and 1900 plain hams &C..
WHsKEY-Demand good this morning at full prices. Sales
300 bbls in lots from River 80 1875 Rail-
road at 49,; and 40 do. from Wagons at 1875.
BUTTER-Sale Of 10 bbls fresh &c; demand good.
CHEEsEMarket continues inactive only so
glish Dairy at SIC.
LEAD-Sale 6CO pigs at 4sSc; and 50 do. at SIC.
SuGAR-Sales OF hhds fair Ga. This was
offered and refused for 60 hhds grade.
CoFFEE-Sales bags Rio 1Os4 and 60 cash.
MoLAssESale 40 bbls 531sc, Prime is held firmly
Sc
IRoNssle future delivery GOO Ohio River $40
and months.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
Johnson County.

Pursuant to public notice. the democracy Of Johnson
county held Mass Meeting at Franklin on Saturday,
April 10Th, A ID. 1851, for the purpose of selecting
candidate for Congress the Fifth District and APP
point delegates to attend the District Convention In
dianapolis. On motion, PETER VOORIS. Esq. OF
Union called TO the Chair and r. s. HICKS chosen
Secretary. I. A. Hendricks, Esq. Of Shelby county
being loudly called for, made few appropriate
marks; after which, motion, the following named
gentlemen were appointed delegates to attend aore
said at indianapolis, viz
S. p. Oyler, R. S. Hicks, Henry Fox, Henry Hunter,
j. H. Mcclellan, William Harter, DIR. Alfred Apple
gate, and John W. Kightey.
Ninereh totcnship-Wm. Clark, Richard Gosney,
VIM. Keaton, Geo. Botslord, and David Durbin.
Blue Rirer tornship-Col. Russell, Judge Price,
Henry Daley, Geo Chris6ed, and John Walsh.
Heasley tocnship-Geo. Bridges John W. McFad-
don, Bloomfield Hensley, Reason Slack, and Morgan
Pitcher.
Union tOpnship-Peter Vooris, Geo. W. Demaree,
John Shuck, Winston B. Carr, and George Bergen.
White Rirer fotoRship-Robert Jennings, p b. Gull
yer, John B. Dobbins, A. G. Prewitt, and George
Tresslar.
Pleasant toacnship-Jubal Jones, H. Logan, McClel-
Ian, G.. d. Eccles, William Alexander, and Samuel
Henry
CIarh tO,caship-Robert Farnsworth, M. NJ. Crow,
VIM H Fitzpatrick, Daniel Mclean, and James ALI.
On motion said delegates were instructed follows:
First choice DIR. James Ritchey of Johnson: second
choice Thomas A Hendricks Esq. of Shelby.
On motion of G. Hicks, Esq, the following resolu-
ton unanimously adopted
ResoIred, That we present the name of G.. Nj. Over
street, Esq. of Franklin, a suitable candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney in the 9th hs) judicial circuit
1t moved the following named persons act as a
central committee for the ensuing year, viz G.. M.
Overstrcet John Slater, George King John r. Kerr,
and Gilderoy Hicks which motion prevailed.
On motion of George w. Demaree,
ResoIred That these proceedings be published in the
Examiner, and State Sentinel.
The meeting then adjourned.
PETER vOORIS, Chairman
ROYAL s. HICKS Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
MADISON MARKET.

MADISON April 90
BAcoS-Pan hams sugar cured 91Oc; ribbed SIDES country
7l373c clear, 81; shoulders in bulk 81; packed &c.
Butter EGGs-Bniter firm 15c; inferior in brls Ice;
good roll for home 20 82jc. Eggs, 6lc aud firm.
CArTLESi 0o9Si 50 for ordinary will bring readi-
y $500 Hogs, $3.50 gross good sheep worth s75ss25O
ordinary, S1.OOaSl5O.
CoFFEE-1l9nlc.
FLouR-Firm, is held at 50 So stocks light.
FEArHERs-In demand; lots d
sales in large lots at Sic.
FIsuNo mackereI $780, No AT sl2 and No s7759
IS %; Cod, dry, at lc.
GINsENG.-31 932c 2 ID.
GRAS-Whea 65 670 firm 3Oc from wagon Sic in large
quantities. dull 2Sc from wagon; 932c large quantities,
barley Csc rye i5G50c; barley malt $4,000.
HAY-S1OOO from wagon; sales by quantity sll ? ton.
LAED-7l5sc b for country; 81 for prime No in kegs.
MoLAssEs-Firm al 35c; s. ii. 45c.
ons-Ln.eed 9O by quantity Ole single bril- Lard 559jsc.
RIcE-4Ic by br; ilc by fierce.
SALr-25c bu 23c by lot of so bls.
SEEps-Flaxseed 81 So
SCGAR-5lc for inferior1B 6ic for prino-frm.
observation-disclosures dull at i535oc 2 bu.
WooL-20d 3Oc.-Tri5uHe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
Latest from Washington.

WASHINGTON. April d
Nothing further, respects the Cuban invasion. The
vessels of the Home Squadron the look the Sar
anac, Albany and Decatur the Germantown which is
its way the East India Station The Susquehannah
remains in readiness Norfolk until the matter is blown
over until her services required 1t supposed
however the attempt has been abandoned.
The Attorney General will Secretary of Inte-
rior in Mr.. Stuarts absence. After full Investigations
by the Attorney General and Secretary OF Interior, of
the charges against Commissioner Ewbank they have all
been dismissed as frivolous and Written state
ments to that effect have been given Mr. Ewbank. Ezra
Williams, Whitney, Stanley, and George Lucas, were
removed from the Land office. The two first DEM
oerats-the others are Wings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

1--WE regret to disposition existing in the DEM
ocratc press Of Indiana quarrel among themselves
This quarrel has already reached considerable degree
Of bitterness in expression the part of several papers,
and unless it the democracy of Indiana will be de-
eated the next elections As far can see into
the Sentinel instead Of being dictatoral charged
dignfed, concilatory, and mild in its tone. We
thought 1t was wanting to some extent in enthusiasm
and vehemence Of expression. At any rate we do not
think that paper has provoked quarrel with its demo-
cratic contemporaries. The democracy of Indiana is
gallant party ever existed in any State and sin
cerey regret to the democratic press Of the State
engaged in angry controversy about nothing, among
themselves.-Kentucky Yeoman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

The Parke County Wing is by means pleased with
the in which Mr. McGaughey is conducting the
in the Seventh District. He reviews his
speech Rockville in spirit that shows evident signs
that if Mr. McGaugheyi nominated he will be governed
by "higher law" than the action of Convention.
We think this is clearly foreshadowed by the following
remark:
And all Mr.. MeGaughey's former teachings never
went further than ncucate federation and orbearance
towards " the peculiar institution" great change
seems to have come over " the spirit Of his dream"
Whether this whole community are to change with him,
remains 70 be seen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
The Hnme of Ienerson.

correspondent Of the Uniontown Democrat, who
has visited Monticello, the homestead of JEFFERSON
says
The interior of the house is Just Jefferson left it,
except the furniture which is all gone paint
invs mirrors &C. The house, both outside and bears
all the evidences Of neglect and decay but still retains
all it, fair proportions; and its venerable outline, grown
gray and messy by time and neglect perhaps adds rath
err than otherwise, its appearance, particularly to
stranger And the venerable aspen trees growing around
throw kind Of melancholy everything, that seems
70 whisper in your ear and point you about three hun
dred yards down in the woods the grave OF him who
planted themto the hnmb'est grave, in appearance,
that ever held the ashes Of hman greatness made
sketch Of il.
enclose yen little flower, from bunch of vines,
said TO have been planted by Jefferson HIMSELF beneath
the window Of the room in which he died; they have
grown all over the side Of the house now.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

THE RELEASE OF KossUTH.-It has been stated in
several respectable prntsand thus far the report has
rot been contradctedthat dispatch has been received
from Nh McCURDY, Charge at Vienna, dated 18th of
March, stating that the Austrian government had
fused the application of the Sultan release Kosstth
and his companions in exile. BY compact between Aus
tra and Turkey the latter charged with the
VIGILANCE Of these prisoners numbering several hundred
but the Sultan finding the expense of maintaining them
becoming burdcnsomc, applied be relieved from the
incumbranoe. This application granted far as
nspected all but Kossuth and eight others and
word to this effect the Sultan before inteli
gence reached Vienna Of the recent action Of gov
ernment.-Soufhera Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL,
BY THE o'RIELLY LINE
Invasion of Cuba.

WAsHINGroN, April &C.
President Fillmore, under the apprehension that
military expedition is being fitted out in the United
States with the intention Of invading Caba, issued
proclamation warning all who shall engage in such
petition that they will thereby subject themselves to the
penalties denounced against such offenders and will for
felt their claims to the protection OF the Government
any interference in their behalf, to what
tremes they reduced in consequence of these lle
gal proceedings. He exhorts all good citizens dis
countenance and prevent any such enterprise; and final
y calls upon the civil and military officers of the Govern
ment to every effort in their power bring trial
and punishment every such offender against the laws of
the country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

u In paper of to-day will be found the proceed
ngs of the Second Congressional District Convention
We shall publish the proceedings of the First District
Convention tomorrow.
In publishing the proceedings Of the Congressional
Conventions, we shall, in order avad crowding
paper much be under the necessity of emitting the
lists Of Delegates, and the q persons appointed
committees. This, however, vii detract from
the general interest Of the proceedings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
Letter from Daniel webster.

BosToN, April 26.
The reply Of Hon. ID. Webster to letter of the
mlttee and Council, inviting him to meet the citizens of
Boston in Fanieul Hall, was read before the Common
Council last evening. He says, after expressing his
thanks for the kindness manifested towards him, |
shall not have the pleasure during my present visit of
meeting the citizens of Boston," He says, what he did
to maintain the Union has been done in a corner,
will he enter Fanieul Halun its gates be thrown
open wide, not with impetuous reco1, grating harsh
thunder, but with the harmonious sounds of golden
hinges moving freely to let in all men Of all parties true
to the Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
Lates. from Cuba.
. OF THE STEAMSHIP ISABELLA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ISABELLA.
CHARLESTON, April "a
Steamship Isabella arrived at this port yesterday from
HAVANA via Key West. All quiet in Havana
and in other ports of the Island There signs
whatever of nvasion though the authorities
the alert, and had the military in readiness to act
promptly upon the first alarm. The Captain General
is continuing his of reform, and is rapidly
gaining popularity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.
Daniel Webster arrived here this afternoon from New
York, route for Washington.
This morning Charles Bowen, of Waterford. Wash
ingon county, Ohio robbed in his room at the Mer-
chants Hotel, of 80, 30O-consistng of one 81 900 bill
the bank of Baltimore $500 bills and three 500
bills on the bank of Pennsylvania. The money
ken from his watch fob The robbery was perpetrated
by feow.lodger, who has suddenly disappeared.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
BOUNTY LAND

D
Attorney at Law Attorney at Law.
OffHnca, IoIca, Washington City.
HEM ERSHOTT & BENNETT,
UHAVE associated themselves together procure Bounty Land
Warrants Extra and Back Pay, &c from the United States
for all entitled thereto the Location CT Warrants purchase
of Real Estate, payment of Taxes, &c
Mr. Bennett has been for employed the Sd AUDITORS
Office in Washington City in the examination of Claims arising
military operations the Government and will his
prompt and personal attention procuring early and favorable
upon all applications for pay
The advantages of such Washington obvious and
need be urged
being intimately acquainted with every
Iowa will give his personal attention The location OF
the purchase Of Real Estate, payment OF Taxes &C. amy
OF the State.
Business them will he en with C. w. Bennett
Washington City, C.. with H. B. Hendersholt at Ciumwa,
Iowa. apr9-iwtwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK. April %, P NJ
FLoUR-eavy; decline sales SIPS 81 81
siaghi State.
WmEAr-Frm 5000 hu Genesee about s1.1I Ohio, S0a
CoRN-Seady $1,000 Western mixed G65ic for Southern
yellow
PoRK-Fmer, GOO s1512 for mess and s3 for
prime.
BAcoS-Scace and in demand; sales Western mdes ejc
PcKLED MEATsScace and quiet 80 binds dry
LARD-Firm 1000 bbs sold S9gc.
WmsKY-Quiet at 23Ic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

G5 Robert Rantoul Jr, after six days experience in
the Senate Of the Of Congressional life has con-
vened meeting of free soers and out in favor OF
the whole dsorganizng creed of Charles Sumner This
course of his simply indicates that he is looking for fu
ture triumphs of free sosm in Massachusetts We
ly hope he will turn be mistaken in his political
calculations he yascilatng his political creed
Coos Co.. N. H., Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
Suicide.

A man who gave his Hill, and who Las been
confined in Jail in this place, for three four weeks,
the charge of stealing dollars hung himself in the
Jail, about o'clock, p M He had just underwent an
examination before circuit court, which is now in
session. and had been sentenced to two years prson
ment in the penitentiary. He a stranger here.
Supposed TO have been about % years of age-Coium-
bus Democrat Extra.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
Mexican Indemnity.

WASHINGTON, April 26.
Treasury notice has been given that the awards for
the Mexican indemnify will be paid IN cash May 10TH
either to the persons in whose the awards
made their attorneys. No money he paid while
adverse claims in litigation. The Union and Trim
ty Land Company not to be paid until the holders of
said scrip establish their legal claims.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
UNPARALLELED speed.

The U S. Mail steamship Georgia arrived in New
York her last trip thr6e days eighteen hours from
Havana. The distance caiinot be less than 1900 miles,
that the Georgia travelled at the average rate Of be-
tween IA and Is miles hour the whole distance AT
this she would the Atlantic in about eight
days.-Soufhcrn Fress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

70 The Statesmen, at indianapolis, rebukes the State
Sentinel for copying from the Cincinnati Enquirer an ar
ticle headed Locasts and Shinplasers' The States
man, bear it in mind is protesting Democracy. What
kind of miserable rotten and unprinciped concern the
thing u.s. may be Inferred with the greatest case in the
world.-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
From Boston.

BosToN, April 29th
The barque A. s. Hill arrived here this morning from
Marseles. The Captain reports having spoken, the
25th, in lat 81, long &C. the ship S. c. Humphreys from
New Orleans Liverpool. Took from her the Captain
and crew and number belonging to the Brig Tongun
from Cardenas for New York with cargo of sugar and
molaSses, she having been abandoned off Rakrt 10th
inst, dismasted and in a sinking condition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
Cuban Invasion.

WAsHINGToN, April 81.
Some Michigan adventures in Cuban enterprises
rived here yesterday their way North. They said
the expedition foot and that it proceeded from
different ports &C. The Home squadron have been so
disposed ba effective against Cuba, and the
ship Susquohanna be kept in readiness for any
vice for which she may he needed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
bartholomew County.

Our county convention, which has just terminated its
deliberations has made nomination for county officers,
and such will meet approval of the Democratic
party Joseph Struble, true democrat received the
nomination as a candidate for Representative. Dele
gates to the district convention not instructed
Columbus Democrat, Extra.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April DC
fire broke out about three O'Clock this morning in
the spice mill Race street, Fifth, which des.
troyed that buildings together with the drug store of A
L. Scovl on the corner, and two houses Fifth. Two
large houses adjoining, occupied by Davenport Swan,
as boarding houses, were damaged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

IL An exchange paper announcing the death oil a
gentleman out West, says that deceased though a
Bank Director il general believed died christian,
and universally respected"
1t is proper to add that he died in the full faith Of
"indiriduai liability"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
From Boston.

BOSTON, April ..
The Governor and Council have fixed on Monday,
May o. for the election OF members of Congress for the
vacant districts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April Y.
News unmportant-river falling. Much talk about
Cuban expedition, but nothing certainly known Wealth
er cool and fine
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01

"THE DAHL. INDIANA STATE SENTINEL" made its
appearance yesterday morning. according 20 previous
arrangement II is well printed and is all right except
its politics We wish the publisher in his enter
prise This city is able and ought sustain two daily
papcn.-Iadiaaa State Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday mornug 2ah by Rev C. f Babb, Mr. Jas
w YANpEs daughter the late DIR
Cyrus s. Buiton Of Newark, Wayne Co, New York
Many BRIDE or bountul supply Of cake with the
above notice