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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

DsThanksgving Day strictly observed through
out our city. The and shops closed, and
manual labor everywhere suspended. Service was held
in the several ehurches-Rev Mr.. Babb of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church, delivered discourse on the new
Constitution, which highly laudatory Of our new
organic law except the 18th articles which prohibits the
further emigration and settlement of negroes and mu-
latocs in this State In opposition to this provision he
was very pointed and severe.
The sermon of Rev. Mr.. Stevenson, of the Third
Presbyterian Church, we had the pleasure of hearing
1t was truly eloquent and patriotic discourse His
theme was our country its glory, its prosperity and
its institutions, social and political He is native of
Ireland and has much of that enthusiasm and buri'ng
eloquencs which distinguish that remarkable people
With much feeling, he drew marked and vivid con-
rast between political system and the monarchies
of the old world. He peculiarly severe on the
Northern fanatics and the Southern ultas who would
destroy this glorious fabric and the best part Of
his admirable discourse his urgent and emphatic
appeal in favor OF strict maintenance of the COnstitu
tion,-our rational compact, which unites one
great and happy people
The sermon of Rev. Mr.. MClung Of the First Pres
byterian Church. beautiful, eloquent and appropri
ate. Service was performed in all the Methodist
Churches. The congregations were large, and the SER
vices appropriate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
At the Forks of the Road.

We infer from the following, which we clip from the
Albany Evening Journal, that the Silver Gray Wings
and the Woolleys-the Fillmore and the Seward men
had come to the parting of the ways
Our old Syracuse State Committee organization is
vet in existence. The old State Committee again
breathe into the breath of lie and bring into
munion with the Wings Of the West and the South Let
sucf as cannot act with these principles part from
us IN peace, into the bosom of the Abolition Party,
where they certainly belong. What lose here
we shall more than make mp elsewhere."-N. Y. En-
press.
This is probably the " shadow of coming events"
The bolters dissatisfied with their power for mis-
chief as at present organized. We trust they may find
courage carry the purpose here limited by
of their organs II is the point which have sup
posed they eliminating; and the sooner they
slough of the the wing party will regain its
health and vitality. Boilers, though in the pay OF
the General Government, mischievOus appendages
any party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Democrats Look Quit

The Madison Courier recommends new method by
which every dsorganizer and every woody head in the
State, who, for the time being may claim to be DEM
ocrat, will be entitled in the Stats Convention
The editor says exhort every Democrat 20 to the
Convention, whose business will allow him to do So for
according TO the heretofore uniform usage and the pre-
cedent established by former Conventions every Demo-
crat who is in Indianapolis the oath Of February
next will be admitted seat in the Convention" This
plan would convert the Convention, which should be
composed of regularly appointed delegates, into mass
meeting In that event the few large near the
centre would control the nominations The delegates
from distant parts Of the State might we'll remain at
home, for they would have voice in the selection of
candidates. We hope the Democracy of every county
in the State will appoint delegates and let have
voice but those who regularly appointed Let us
have packing-no ringing in.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

IN another and still old Leonard didn't 90 to the dogs
much the surprise Of Baker, who could not imagine
ing driven away his best customers he must long since
have DONE If all were treated he had been. Bu he
satisfied OF thing, at least, and that that
the mechanic must be miseraby poor he in fact, de-
served to be- according to his idea Of the matter.
One day, about year after his timely caution TO his
in regard to Miss Leonard, Baker happened pass
along street where he had not been for some months.
Just opposite large new and beautiful house. TO which
the painters giving their last touches, he met
friend As they passed, Baker said
"That's an elegant house. 1t has been built since
in this neighborhood."
Yes, it is very fine house, and suppose didn't
less than fifteen thousand dollars"
''No, should think not. Who built itl Do you
knowl"
By whom?" Baker looked surprised.
"By old Leonard You know him."
Impossible! He's not able to build house like
that"
Oh, yes he is, and half dozen more, if necessa
" Leonardo
az Certainly. Why, he's worth least seventy thou
sand dollars"
you must he in error"
ssNo. His daughter is to be married next month t.
excellent young man, and this house has been bull
and to be handsomely furnished marriage present
" Incredible! thought he was going or had gone t.
the dogs, long ago"
Leonard ~ The friend could not help laughin.
aloud. " He GO 10 the dogsa Oh, no. There isn't
man IN his trade tnat does SO gOOd business, as i
show as he makes. Good work, good prices and pune
tuality are the cardinal virtues of his establishment
make all substantial How in the world could you tax
up such noton7"
Is don't know but such has been my impression for
long time !" replied Baker who felt exceedingly cut dow
on account Of the mistake he had made and particular
ly view Of the elegant house and seventy thousan
dollars which might all have belonged to his in time
If he had not fallen into such egregous error abou
old Leonard.
So the world moves People prone TO thin
that what they smile lives, and what they rown o
is blighted, and must die.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Central Indiana.

There is perhaps, part of the Mississippi Valley
more productive than that Of Central Indiana This
section is especially a1apted TO the production of wheat
corn, cattle and hogs, and being well cultivated sap
plying large surplus product for export. This surplus
has until the present time, found its way Southern
market, down the natural channels 1t is, however,
very evident that there is to be change in the d.
recton of the surplus productions Of this fertile region
highly beneficial to us, well Indiana The peo.
pie there directing their attention Lakes, Ca
nails and Railroads, channels through which their
products TO find Eastern market. When our Ca
nails shall be enlarged, and our Railways matured, the
cost Of transporting Western produce be greatly
reduced and when the Indiana Railways shall be con-
structed, connecting Lakes, Canals and Railways,
through the Ohio roads, with the Capital Of Indiana,
the Of transportation by the Northern to the
Eastern seaboard be much less than by the South
New Orleans route independent of the risk from
the climate through which it must pass on that route
IL these views shall be realized it requires spirit Of
prophecy to oresee that the cheap and substantial Rail-
ways OF Ohio and Indiana, when completed in contn-
line, uniting the Lake with the Capital Of Indiana
must do large and profitable business-American
Railroad journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Hon. John S. Reid again.

This gentleman has prepared lengthy reply to our
article on his free-sosm. The Madison Courier,
which he has chosen as his organ, has commenced its
publication and it will be continued from day day
I'll concluded. When we read and examine the whole
article shall then determine whether any further
ference to it necessary The very fact that Senator
Reid has chosen CARRIER as his mouth piece is enough
suspicion his democracy, which it may
hereafter be necessary for US to remove " Show me
the company keeps, and will tell you his opn.
ions is old Spanish proverb and applies with pccu-
liar force in this case.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
The Lane Meeting.
LETTER FROM HON. s. A. DOUGLAS.

WAsHINsuDN Nov. IT, 1851.
Gentlemen-I regret that yov kind letter of invita-
ton to be presenron the occasion of public reception
to be given to Gen. Joseph Lane at Indianapolis, on
the 18th of th, month, could have een received be-
fore the time fixed for the Festival had elapsed Al
though would not have been possible to have attended
in person. vet would have afforded me sincere plea
sure have letter expressive of my high admir-
alton of the distinguished gaantry and patriotic serv
ces Of him who has Justly been denominated the
90 Marion of the Mexican War"
With many thanks for the honor conferred by in
yitation have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
S. A. DOUGLAS.
To Messrs. VIM. Robson, VIM. P. Bryant, and 9TH
ers committee Of arrangements.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

O-Thc Democracy of Jefferson county held their
Convention Saturday last; quite number of dele
gates tic the State Convention appointed Rcsolu-
lions adopted endorsing the compromise measures
and approving the Of the Madsonian newspaper
Among the names of the delegates recognize many
Of the old in the cause. CARRIER is men.
toned though in his paper he intmates his intention
ring in under resolution, inviting all democrats
in attendance to a seat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railway.

From the following dispatch il will be seen that con-
has been concluded for the completion Of this road
CINCINNATI Nov. IS, 1851.
To SAMUEL JUDAH Contract for entire line from
Cincinnati to ST. Lous signed sealed and delivered by
men OF ample means, 10 build the whole road. They
furnishing OOO near two thirds Of the whole cost
Of construction and equipments.
ABNER 7. ELLIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

HERIFFs SALE-By virtue Of execution issued ly the
- Clerk of the Marion Court Of Common Pleas. and Fee
Bill the Marion Circuit Court directed
and now in hands, will expose to sale at public
on the door of the Court House. Of the county Marion
the Of Indiana between the hours Of 10 O'Clock ~ NJ
O'clock p NJ Saturday the 18th day Of December. 5l
the and profits the of Of the follow
ing described property wit The undivided half of the east
half Of the north quarter OF section number twenty
in township number sixteen (6 north OF number
four ( the county of Marion. and State of Indiana
And profits will sell sufficient
satisfy the amount demanded BY said ws will at the
time and place offer for sale in like manner all the interest and
defendants named i'm said ws and TO srid
property levied the Of Hugh Cunningham at
the suit Christian L. Faber and fee bill in favor OF the OH
therein named Terms of sale cash.
C.. C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
By W. RonsoS, Deputy
INDIANAPOLIS November H. le5I.-o5-w3w
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

protection under its flag, thankful for the past We may
safely trust for the future. Our glorious ship Of State,
tossed by the wild tempest of sectional agitation,
sails on a calm and pacific sea, witE law-abiding
crew. and the flag of the Union nailed to her masts"
So mote II be!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
[For the State sentinelI

When and where the meeting Of the Marion
Democratic County Committee heidi Being member
Of that Committee, we are ignorant of any action
their part calling County Convention next Saturday
week, although a notice to that effect is published.
A MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.

In MARION CIRCUIT December Term A. d. 1851.
In Chance-Francis Dcman Eyestone, Ruth Ho
ton JOIN x. Holon William oon James NJ Iolion adults
Elizabeth Hoton Martha Hoon Surah Jane Hoten Amanda
Malvina Holion, and Charles Holton infants.
DE day October, A. d. 1851,
HD above complainant by Barbour Porter bis Solicitors filed
the Office Of the Clerk the Marion Circuit Court his bill in
chancery in the above entitled and also the affidavit OF dis
interested competent that the defendants ofon
John X Hoon, William p Holon James NJ Holton Elizabeth
Hoon Martha Holen Sarah Jane oton Amanda Mavna Ho
and Charles Hoon residents Of the State Of Indiana
The said defendants therefore, hereby notified the
fling and tendency of said bill Of complaint and that unless they
and plead demur said bill Of complaint the
FIRST day Of he Of said Marion Circuit Court be begun
and held the Court House Indianapolis
cond Monday December said bill and The and
things therein contained will be held and taken confessed
$ said defendants WIN. STEWART Clerk.
BARBOUR & PORTER, Soils. for Complt. novG-w3w
UnELINQUENT TAXES, Upton COUNTY, INDIANA
Notice is hereby given that ali lands and town lots
which the Taxes 1850 and previous years. shall remain
paid Will sale by the Upton county.
Indiana at the Court House door, in the town Upton the
Monday 1882 much of each win sold
may discharge the Taxes penalty and costs
ne thereon including the Taxes of 1851.
ALEX. NJ. YOUNG, Clerk and Err. O1fcio Auditor T. c.
November IL, le51s-25- Wv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

NTEw HARDWARE sToRE-NEw FIRM NEW 6ooDs
The subscribers have just opened entire New Stock Of
Hardware comprising the styles and approved patterns
Of house trimmings of description Builders viii please
them the favor call and examine quality prices &c
Farmers also be furnished with almost every agricultural inn
pemci such oves spades hoes, and scyes hay forks
grain cradles, sickles, &c. &c.
Carpenters Jomers Coopers Masons Carriage and Cabinet
kers Black White and all other Smiths and The invitation
tended alphabet the surrounding
country call the ofe Gil Elephant and Cook Store souh
side of Washington street, opposite Craghead and examine
goods and prices.
Ia addition the above. they VIII keep for sale good
assorted on Steel ard nails Also,
and sheet iron and do all kinds Of job work their
line ORDER and lastly they do intend being oudone in the
lection of the approved kinds of Cooking Stoves warranted
please, sale Being well acquainted with The latest improved
patterns made in New York Pensy wanna and Ohio, and having
had twenty practical in the sale OF stoves and ohr
merchandise the hardware trade, they hope please who
may them with n call. WAINWRIGHT Il BRO.
Indiananos. 1S5O.-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

GJ-Our friend Gregg of the Madison Banner, is
gagged in dividing the State into Wing Congressional
Districts Rather difficult job, and the Legislature
may not confirm his acts after all his trouble.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
A MiIIionaire-Good Fees.

James Ross, who died few days since at Pittsburgh,
the Wheeling Times says left estate worth million
Of dollars per Of which goes to the State, and
like to the Register Of Wills of Allegheny county,
for collecting it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Railroad Bonds.

The last number of the American Railroad Journal
says Sin the present state OF the money market, it is
worse than useless to attempt to sell bonds The
rites of the works be sold at any reasonable
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

IVA leader in the Madison Banner is in favor of
the present Banking SYSTEM and opposed to free banks
1t is well written, and presents many strong arguments
in favor Of the present system.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

RoBBERY.-One gold and eleven silver watches were
stolen from the jewery store of VIM. d. Frampton in
Milton, Indiana, few nights since.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Steamhoat Racing.

In the great contest between the steamer Pitts
burgh and the Telegraph No. 2, on last Sunday, be.
tween Louisville and Cincinnati, the Telegraph was
victorious beating the Pittsburgh hirtytro minutes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

UyXECUToR'S NOTIOEr-The undersigned has taken
h letters estamenary the estate OF samuel Lewis de.
ceased late Hancock county All persons Ssng claims
against said
authenticated ali persons
estate will please make immediate payment
HESRY n THOMPSON.
. Nov. 81, Ie51.--es-Esw Executor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

" Thurlow Weed, of the Albany New York; Even
ing Journal and family, have sailed for Europe, where
they will spend the coming year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY PATRroT GoNE.-Giead
Bradley OF the heroes of Trenton in the winter
l776, recently died at New Haven, Connecticut in the
18th year Of his age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
JOHN O'KANE d SONS,
NEW R00R STORE

NNTE friends, Bookseors Country Mer-
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen and book buyers
generally that have opened Indianapolis Marion county, In
diana, Book Store We supply
The trade large small quantities, with fresh
stock of Books and Stationery We keep always hand large
complete Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
Ical Common School, and Classical Books; with full
stock OF Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would be OF Cosntry Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books give call.
All orders thankfully received and those who send that
they will he filed promptly Particular paid orders BY
mail otherwise for quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanied JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
nay23dwif No. morris Buildings under Odd Fellows Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

IGHTNINGi LIGHTNING.! LIGHTNING !t,-The sub
scrber having several thousand feet of James Spras
Cincinnati lightning Rods in this vicinity, sui prepared with
quantity and the moderate
price 10 he will sell tie Rods per
and let the purchaser put them himself Always hand at the
sign OF the Big Pad Lock and Cook-Siove. by
HENRY s. KELLOGG.
w. Cady ID L..
and J. D. Defrse Eqs ard the Trustees of the Deaf and
Dumb Asvum Judge Perkins, Messs r. r. UndeThI, ]. W. Ho
land, Dr. Builard and ID. Craghead. aue2S-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
DELZELL & TYLER.
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
Tovvrof RsfLSfrOs oDroe,f< p~o,rk po,Ll

Book-Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
journal Buildings opposite Branch Bankl
INDiANAPOLIS IND.
a which place will constantly fu and complete
N OF Blank Books OF every descriptions also Justices
Banks Blank Notes &c Stationery description
y hand of the best qualify sold
able terms
TO COUNTY OFFICERS
We are supplied of the different
Record Papers and prepared supply County Ocers VITA Re-
cords with without printed heads OF the best material and
such insure satisfaction and in workmanship inferior
The West We all the different forms
used in the Offices in the Saie a feel sssored that should IA
with your orders, entire satisfaction viii he given
Particular attention paid re binding old books.
aug9-6mw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-Noice is hereby given
"a that The Clerk
the Probate Court Marion county, the Undersigned upon the
OF Martin Adams deceased late OF Marion county, State Of
Indiana said make
immediate payment and all having and claims
said requested present The properly
ihen;cated for adjustment The estate Is probably solvent
THOMAS MORROW,
6. Is5f-2i-Ny3v Administra,or
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Ixn,,r.nnrr. Arnr % 1881

INniANAPoLIs, May 20, Ie51.
shall be the aim Of tie Principal furnish MI The grad
this who desire with immediate employ
he therefore business part State
who be good nfm him
stating all particulars and he will try and send him well quail
fed IN every particular.
Arrangements made with Of
Boarding the board lodge
abroad per week making expenses ar
Stationary the price uion alone
in the ydk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis j.
w. Nick. SCOTT. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.

THNHIs INSTITUTION permanently established, and is
ing been recently up Elegance Il
the best Cincinnati College furnishes advantages equal 10 any
Institution The wes or full and thorough Commercial Euea
Te , ne sp' = F le c oTsr one hs o. essss for
and thorough Mercantile Education and eomshends four distinct
FIRST cLAss-DorEIE ENTRY Box KkrrrNe,-This enbrs
se the ee3ce 81 Boob Keeping e Double Entry and rs ornc.
Banking Manufacturing and Domestic Shipping, and Commission,
mess inc the method Of Keeping The vrous suziary book.
The Cash book, Bill book Bank hook Invoice book Sale book,
TIE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws Customs and Ussges
THIRD CLASS-MERcANTILE AkrHaErIc.-E Embraces Cacu-
aon in Interest Discount Loss and GAM Commission and Broker
o new improve ed method Of shcellaiios
relating Sole Traders Partnerships Corporation Princi-
pal and Agent Bills Of Exchange PromssOnay Notes c NJ
service Guarantees lastly those
ss w sppsge S Ta s s s Merchant HIM.
of Cards Of Admission Fun Course occupying from
Partial oo6Rs Embracing the Scientific part of s
on Mesne AS%eo ana com@sGe f cam % bs
aSe n any s e wn , F s s o"
HPriee Of Cards of Admission to Partial Course, $3.50 pre-
Ono admitance Pupil in either course without FIRST OBJ
tanning Gard Of Admission from the Principal. -.
LECTURES on Banking Political Economy and other sus.s
valuable to the Merchant TO be known, will be delivered through
Diploma granted only those who satisfactory ex
The best lime for commencing either will be the first Mon
day OF each month although Pupils are ad'Ied at tire
We the Undersigned by special acting Board Of
the CommercIal Institute Indianapolis
that have attended the examination Of the graduating
class Of said institution and find said class as wen acquainted
well be expected age and opportunities practice
sdercd We believe have from present
sirucn ihoro Oh drilling this all important branch CONNER
cIal Education which, steadily observed and properly pracced
upon will them ciizei
would recommend that the following named IN.
present class receive Diplomas, lO-wit
james b. Weeks John NJ Dorsey Hezekah w ROBBERS
Morris Joseph Haugh John r. Ferguson George Dorsey,
Nicholas McCariy Jr James r. Brown and Tya Montgomery
And in conclusion would congratulate the
IN having their home Institution Ct
Commercial education where much information IN short time,
and far less expense and anxiety of mind the part OF paes
and guardians and believe will be mpaiied
similar Institution in the West. b. +. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN,
G. r. DAVIS.
BENZ. l.. LANG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-04

In that ncorrigible wing district of thousand ma
Orty Richard beat the Governor one hundred and for.
tysix votes Perhaps he could do again. But that
sort Of running wouldn't elect him by long shot. We
don't believe our friend Dick wants to be Governor He
is good wing Of the compromise Fillmore school. In
other words, a g Surer Cray"