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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
(BY AUTHOR ITY.l

I'm Act TO authorize Masters IN Chancery Probate
Judges and Clerks Of Circuit Courts TO issue wrtS o.
habeas corpus and try arising under such rits
and to atrard iajuhetionS aud rrifs Of reg-
idtRg apyeals IN such cases, and preceding their
peRsati0R for said serriceS
WHEREAS by The taking effect Of hsonsuton The Office
Judge Of Circuit Court abolished consequence
which persons entitled by haeas corpus La
ble be detained in custody illegally Otherwise una fully
veience in being brought before The JaJss the Circuit
places remote from The place Of capture and decic
AND WHEREAS also Persons entitled 10 wits of ne Great and M
ni1x;"r 80 lie In,Se. ~ IT,, ni, a ln,cT ~ -
AND WHEREAS The emergency great require thu this
act shall take effect and be IN force from and after its passages
sEcrlos By the General Assembly # Of
Indiana That from and after HE taking effect Of tbs the Masters
Chancery Probate Judges and Clerks of Circuit Courts in her
counties shall have jurisdiction issuing
=, s si a ~ Poese'ns e r a h ' nj i I1
arising upon such wins as are now conferred by Jaw upon Judge,
OF the Supreme Cou and Circuit Courts vacation and also sad
IN b canessy Posss Judge" s and Clerks Of hs
vacation Of the Circuit Court such countless grant wrts Of
and injunction aud taking and approving Of erect and
Injunction bonds as now conferred BY law upon Judges Of the
SEC is hereby duty Probate Judge,
Masters Chancey Clerk Of the Circuit Court after he shall
heard and determined upon any bill petition
proceedings
Of the Clerk the Circuit Cou OF his proper county, where the
shall be dockeid other and become part the
records such ceo Court and such may afterwards
OF said Court and from all decisions Of any Judge in vaeao Mas
Chancery Clerk OF The Circuit Court granting any n-
may appeal ieef the Supreme Court q Ills saie a any
DtlOIc lnc O ht Wc icAi VI SOt VI
The county where SAID are pending BY hing with The
Clerk Of said Court bond with security the acceptance of said
Clerk such reasonable be fixed by him.
penalty conditioned other bonds OF appeal from the Cir
cult the Supreme Court
The Masters Chancery Probate Judges
Circuit Courts shall the for performing
the duties specified in ibis has been heretofore allowed by
law Associate Judge for The performance OF the duties
SEC This shall take effect and be force from and after
passage; and The Secretary State shall forthwith oa
copy this the Clerks Of the Circuit Courts the several
counties OF this State.
JNO. w. DAVIS,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
s. s. MTCKLE,
President Of the Senate pro
Apuroved January 9. 1852.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
Approved January 3, is52'
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

An dct to authorize TIE Corrnor of this State to engage
the services of Clerk to examine the maps and lists Of
the Scamp Lands granted by the General Government
to this State and firing the compensation of said Clerk
resolution sf The House. dated the hh
stant the subject Of the swamp Lands granted by the General
Government to the State OF naa well The letter from the
Commissioner Of the Office OF date the 18th Nove
er ISL that VIII be necessary for some person on behalf OF
this State, having competent authority do examine the
maps and Isis containing description Of said lands and note
thereon the thereof signed and certified by the Gov
behalf Of said sate returned said General Land
Office;
AND WHEREl From the Of business connected with me
permanent executive duties Of the SAID Governor he cannot de-
vote the time careful examination OF
said maps and lists in order % iuscs he interests Of iss
State;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
ALL PARTS or TIE COUNTRY we AZ

We hearing DR.. s. A. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum
Syrup spoken of IN the highest testimony from n
vuals high Standing in the community WHARF they reside They
all say that is tho best huor medicine they known,
and s1viss al who require kind o. -aens give
trial
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-Noiice is hereby given
hat letters Administration have been the
signed By the Probate Court Of Marion county, Indiana
tate OF James Fern late o Asd deceased AL peTsons
indebted 10 sad estate required 10 make immediate
and those having claims said nolied
them properly authenticated for settlement
J. II. MeKERNON,
Dee. %. fs5l.-3o-w3w Administering.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
DODD,s SOFT cAssIMERE HAT-

OODD SOEI CASS1AEhE AA1.-fOr sometime
past there has been manifest feeling The Of the hat
~ public, favor Hal kind. The
difficulty has been produce article thai sOnd gestee
IN appearance fine in qualify and comfortable head al
various Mexican and California shapes Thus fan have been failures
We now offer for public approval, SOFT CASHMERE HAT
confident They
OF the finest mateaBack Drab White; and
shapes, different styles OF features
la addition make of Soi Hats shall
assorted stock OF Eastern made Hungarian
ders promptly attended 10. D0DD d co. IIaiers
dee2l-lmloSw IIl Main street below Fourth Cincinnati
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

the following performed alone by the of
] BULLS SARSAPARIIiA, not wonders. then we
acknowledge that do not know the meaning Of the
word Read and be convinced that facts stranger than
nctiou
LINE p o., Fulton Co. Ky, Oct. ], 1851.
DR. John Bull Dear Sir-The dozen of your Sarsa-
parilla, ordered in September to hand, and. in
knowledging the receipt Of the same, feel would be
doing you injustice withhold the following, among the
of the instances that have under obServa-
ton, during the last tive years OF the great curative prop
critics of your Sarsapsra -
Mrs Jeannctte Martini highly respectable lady of my
neighborhood aeG sxtyfye years had been long afflicted
with ulcer which finally reduced her to
helpless condition. that she could no. leave her bed. She
tried the best medical advice in county. without relief
and had given up all hopes Of At this stage Of her
persuaded her take bottle Of your Sarsapa-
riia He lid and in short TING retYEnsd and mr.
good effect She continued TO IL until after the Of
five six bottles had the pleasure Of seeing the old lady
herself at church She assured that She had almost
entirely her health and from her received the
If her disease. and ia about tie words give
j. 70 This Is but of II number of cures under my
oisorya;Iorof very remarkable ouesperfonned By the
of your SarSaparia, ia my EeghloThood The de-
mand il hts steadily increased since its introduction
here. Very respectfully, your os'edieut servant.
W. Il. DICKINSON, L. ".
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BOYLE CouNrr. XIV. Oct. 6. ISL.

BOYLE COUNTY. NY Uct- %. lcOl
DR.. John Bull Dear Sir have the most marvel
lous of of my patients by valuable medicine
- old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood
with scrofula. and various diseases of the BRAIN She
sixty old. 1t had into something like leproy,
and she the frightful creature my eyes
behold called in DIR. Mcfadden very tne physician,
consult with in relation to her. We 70 the
conclusion that it out Of power TO relieve her. but,
going my office. accidentally ped up one Of your
Journals wcn seeing the wonderful your sarsa
paria elected lived to the experiment In this
case. took her bottles of IL. after taking which
perceived great change. took her some more. She Is
Low taking the sixth bottle, consider her entirely
cured great pl in rveo:ln.eadins your sa.
saparilla to the afflicted public
Yolrs raspcctfulv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

NJ ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-Noice Is hereby
~ given that the Partnership heretofore existing between NJ
w Langda Benjamin Sebastian, under the hrm OF Langdae
this dissolved by All Liabilities
and book % the ats firm viii settled by the nndersgn
ed The business will be continued BY the undersigned
Dec. IS Is5I-dec16-3w M w. LANGSDALE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

u Why isn't hoy like pretty bonnet Because
one becomes woman and the other don't.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
SALE OF LANDS AND LOTS FOR NoE-PAYhdEE.
- OF MTEREST-HANCooK OoUNTY-Ths following

SALE OF LANDS AND LOTS FOR NoN-PAYMENT
- OF MTEREST-HANCOOK COUNTY-The following
described lands lots much Of each may be necessary
the highest bidder the bid beng equal to
the due hereon the 10Th day Of February e2 al he
Court of Greenfield Hancock county, In
diana THE same having been mogaged loans from the
School County, and forfeited By falling interest
due thereon
No &C. lot 20 OF 6reenhed mor,ssged by wn
Smith. Loan, interest," &c. S2573
No rs, h Or, 81 TO- e. morgaged BY D NJ MIR
roy. Loan, interest &c- S2lO.so
No e63 hf and Or 10, T. morigared
BY John P. Galley. Loan, interest," az, slissS,
No 3io Or Or sec T. Is n morigsget By Eze
kiel Thomas. Loan, interest, cpst Sc. s7{s
No 345, undivided bali h. sw or, sec lsnr q
mor.gaged by m Chrisman. Loan, interest &c ee5 So
No go thfn eqr sec g. msrgaged by Charles
Aihertos Loan, interest, &c, S11625
The foregoing described Lots and Lands viii be offered for sale
26-w6v j. MYERS A II. c.
a DAMS q CO.'S ExPREss-The Ohio River being now
IN opeu this Express ready do business any point win
prompnsss and Dispatch AZ low charges -
Indianapolis, JAN g. 1859 C. WocDWAhD, Agent
rTsnE YRAR-BooK OF FACTS, in Science and An. BY
u John limbs; 1875.
zecsivei and fer sale ~ MERELY
-.srf4 20. I. Temperance Esr-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
RIFLES AND sHOT-GUNS, REVOLVER, AND AL
YINnS Pistols

public generally, he removed
his OF Hardware the old brick building,
neary opposite Masonic Hail, whore he will be ready
time to supply his former customers and friends with every article
in his Having received supply his former stock such
Tools Knives and FoI
Oil Carpet, Coach Trimming, saddlery 6ca &c.
dcc2o-d&wlm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

Approved January ,, 155e:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

The above plain speak iheneves
and are from that who acquainted with
person viii doubl This only the which
have in possession all showing the value of Dr. A. NEA
VER'S CANKER and SALT RHEUM SYRUP, together with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
The wilkinson CaIumny against scott.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Dutcness 10, aug. -, lo1%
To HORACE GREELEY, Esq.-SU L
was appointed Hospital Surgeons Mate In the Army
by Mr. Madison In June, 1902 and ordered to New.Or
leans and to report to Gen. Wilkinson and arrived
while the troops st camp at rerre au Boeu
below New Orleans Soon after my arrival the troops
were ordered to the canonment In the of Nstchez
Mississippi Territory 800 miles up the Mississippi, and
on their arrival Court Martial ordered for the
trial of Captain Scott, seine charges preferred BY
General Wilkinson and among them was one for re-
t,inipg the money belonging to some OF bis men, who
had been recently paid.
was 10 the Courtroom every day during the trial
and the result was published In GeneraLOrderS, and
Capt Scott was honorably acquitted of the charge.
Some of the soldiers whose money Capt. Scott was al
legged to have KEPT Witnesses on the trial. and on
their testimony resulted hls acquittal
should not have troubled you with this note had not
the SANDER been difused all the Union, and the
truth required that It ahould be conradicted. twas
very common for the soldiers when paid 10 give their
money for safe keeping TO their commander or any Off
Ger In whom they had confidence, aud in this way Capt
Scott became possessed of the moneys entrusted to
him by the soldiers of his company and which resulted
90 honorably 70 his reputation the trial by the Court
Martial aud which approved by the officer In COM
mand, General Hampton OF South Carolina.
lam yours, &C. WILLIAM THOMAS.
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rner, ard In September appointed a major, and,
with pretty strong frc- proceeded toward Whining.
top to Governor Burke, who had been abducted
from HilIfborough by Fanning. no,ed Tory, ard hs
associates South OF Fayetteville he encountered a
band 81 Tories, and after severe skrmsh defeated
them. His force only one hundred aud tht ty.sx
thst ofthe Tories was elk hundred IL was brilliant
achievement He was engaged 10 Two or three othsr
military enterprises 'Oon sterwArd, when the eurren-
der of Corowslis caused cessation Of hostles at the
South. With tbi. campaign Major Grahan's revolu
topsry services closed 10 the OF four lat
the nd of which he ouiy twenty three years of
ase) be had commanded la fifteen engagements and
was greatly beloved by hi companions
Major Graham wac elected the frat sheriff OF Neck
Ienbure after the close ~ the war, and IN 1881,
ried daughter of John Davidson of the msmoars
of the famous Mecki@nourg Convention. By her he
bad twelve children the youngest Of whom the Hon
orable William Graham, IL DOW Qs52) secretary Of
the Navy of the Unt-d States so alter his mar
Rage he erected iron works aad settled In Lincoln
forty y.srs, and died in lo4, Thousand were
raised In North Carolina To assist the Tennessee and
Georgia volunteers against the Creek Indians Ora.
hsm was urgently solicited to take the command He
consented ard received the commission Of naO gen
eral He arrived with bs rps just the Creeks had
submitted 10 Generals Jackson, Coffee, and Carroll,
after the battle Il tie Hor,e Shoe For many years a
Ger that war, General Graham IL senior officer OF
ebe fifth division Of the State militia. Temperate In all
thiug, he enjoyei rSmark tbe health until about the
time OF biz death, which occurred from apoplexy on
fhe twelfth oil November 1886. at the of seventy
seven years He honorCd rem ins lie In a secluded
spot pear the great ad leading from Beaes Ford to
Linconton.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THg CRESCENT CITY.

The u. ). NJ. steamship Crescent City.
Lieut.. a. D. Porter. Commander, arrived fro a Nov.
Orleans via Havana (shere she rensnei 81 aour.) 10
days and hours from the Bar. Raonins ums quick.
est 90 record The Crescent City brngs 10 pssssa-
gers, 40 from Havana
Great excitement existed at Havana. and
sres, numbers Of the creoles dsiy thro~n into
prisons thst have remaiaed untensnted for 10 years
the Oshsome dungeons were put 10 reqai'inen 70
ods,e those persons who wers deemed the ut
refractory.
Procisms,ons continued to be issued from quarter
that battles all the ingenuity OF the Police secret
press continues supply ,hess exciting ARTICLES. and
the Gov ernmeDtis ep,sly at fault The e,n'eqaencs
is that most rigorous measures instituted on the
part of the Government and many innoceos people arc
made to suffer. Almost every Creole family 10 under
the surveillance Of the Police. Female privacy 10 dis
regarded and altogether very unhappy of Affairs
reigus In Havana The city 10 shrouded 10 gloom.
Yellow fever cholera and small pox prevail to great
extent and almo,, every sh,pn tho hsrbor had sous
cs,es ofthe fever Out Of company of 10 soldiers
ITO bad died. and In chsiDgans of 100 there isd 100.
The Government sending the troops TO the
try. The siehnsm vas chiefly outside toe vale OF The
city In lat g. passed brig Roxsna steering across the
Cuff n E. The Havana papers say nothing about ina
arrests, and they eudesvor tn keep 1t q secret
The following are the Passengers by tho
Crescent City:
James r. Jennings ESQ n. r. Jennings, Esq, Mfr Lsy
C.rk Miss Cox and servt Mr. A Adrien Mr. Psrre Ssus
ard Mr. Bosert and 'ady. Messs Llevuui.,,P
Came Charles Hatxog q c. Wilcox, Il n 8noot, Wm-
o. Pale, R. Hale, r \. Chsmbery, Mrs Tabor Mr. Chsries
Drake ana family Mrs Ann Chase, Mr. Bostwck, Mr w
A. Barleis lads and infant Mr. w Haaes aud lady MI
Geo b. Young Mir X Gsuthrey Miss Ahee Gray Mr. L.
h Steel Mr James Robb ard s~rysot. Mr. j rsiisnf,
c b. Wilson. l. ID slickney Mrs L. W smith Mary Ana
Hunt ara two children L. D)dnoisson. North, Ph,hp
Allen. n l.. Meuer, VIM 5. BurAs A. w 'o'ls Nj"
James BrooAs Robert Green. Lewis % dil-y md lsdy
Cspt James Hart, J. Knettle ID. NJ Gutter Ia Tan,
Md Schooner VIM Daniels lady and child Mr. hutchlns,
Col Seymour, Z Denver, I'm he noshan. v HalleSey.
r NJ Luke l. I. La'hen Jno Msrphey. Daniel D),e. A.
Lah-sn X. Bell J. T.. Becl, W Jenkins Md Adoa,oe.
Branio Omos Fedenio Soto Aquner Fs,nsndos de Car
dova Antoni Costa Pablo Coma Mrs Ia Msncean. PA,
lady and child, Grass. J. Cnevs, j. Cueva A. Mones.
] BeDitez. A Capo, A Richie, j Canet, T.. luoe, j.
Mora A. GuiTrs A NJ. Nantesuo. +. Touosi H. sebloss-
berger Doct G. C. Van Wysh, Jno Smith MsastTe Jno.
Castro Fernandez. NJ Lolano. +. Troh NJ Simoos'eldtt
Jno Aus's Cother, James Brown, : Tabea A. Nsrsryo,
A. Catopo { del Casull., A Arsldek, 7. MoIeyra Ms.
Valdez Mrs Laurel A Dotco, @. Alyerez, MI Serena,
Mr.. Onla Mir Mayo, Mr. Louise, Charles Carter. Miguel
Santiago.
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Philadelphia News Items.
o, The n. Y. Tribune

Correspondence o. Ihs ~ u ihouhs
PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, Aug. Is, 1851.
Last evening elections were held by tho
Wings In the different wards In the city for CITY ana
Congressional Delegates and County Conterees.-
There was little or no excitement beyond spir'
tied feeling in the canvass, and the greatest hsr.
mony prevailed, except 10 one or two wards Hon
Charles GnpIn the present efficient and worthy incum
bent carried the delegates tor Mayor 10 every ward ex-
cept Walnut where there was a somewhat herce oppo-
sitit %. This be lost by only seven votes.
A person is under $4,000 bonds IN this
city, charged with being participant In the robbery ID
the Portsmouth Bank, la Virginia
Penn Green, colored woman, lO7 years
of age died In this city last week She was born In
Delaware County, Pa
John Phillips, charged with shooting his
father nlaw, Joseph McAster In an oyster cellar at
secor and Arch St. last night, has been committed.
Mr. McAiister is not dangerously wounded.
The weather is pleasant to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

IL A gentleman who has recently Wis
tad the Islands IN Perobscot Bay, Informs that
bote was picked up Seal Hsrbor, In Islesboroush
abe u, the l2th day Of July last nng paper On
which the following was written
May ~ l2f7-Ship Ann, Of New-York, OF Cape Hat
terss- al the men dead except the mate JonS kAY"
We do not know that any importance sbonld De a.
,sched TO this me'ssge but all the facts connected
with the hnciDg ana opening Of the bottle are reliable
pubsh the contents Of the paper for the benefit OF
those whom may concern for IL being exposed -
Bangor Wing.
~ LORENZO SABINE, Esq, OF Framing
ham, lef,fsr Washington, Monday last In compliance
with teleeraphie request from Mr. Weostes 70 com
municste information In reference 20 the Fsniag au
ton. Mr. Sabine u known 10 be well acquainted, BON
Boston Traveller.
n Judge Shurlds, an eminent citizen OF
- Iou,, died IN that city the ls Inst He w.s sue
cs.sivelv secretary Of the Senate, Auditor OF Puons
s.s. secretary Of State, Circuit Judge, and Csso-
Ter Of the Bank Of Missouri
Howes. who is now in Litchfeld,
~ IN for st,fmprpg to murder Miss Buck, msioesins
x s.,,nste silence sncs bis commitment refusing -
IKE food and apparently intending 70 ssArvs hnss -
n The Valparaiso Ell Diario OF July
n ssvs; "The North American weasel we reported
,e.ts rdsy a. wrecked In Co!curs, the ssfssdshArs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
" The Newport Daily Ne,os wake

w Inc Newport bd"y -'eW' ""NO7
exceeding wroth in view Of the hariihood Of cer-
tain citizens of Providence, who have dared to
visit Newport and there complain of fragrant, os-
tentatous violators Of penal law of the State
IL is specially incenscd at Iheir refusal to be I'M
resistingly pelted with rotten eggs by the mob OF
aunkies to the Newport rumsellers, and says they
",riH not be aHored to draw pistols on their as
sailants again. We don't see how 1t proposes to
help itself.
-Ifthe Newport liquor-dealers End themselves
in trouble, they have nobody to blame for 1T but
their organ. That paper took occasion to boast
after the Maine Law had been enacted almost
unanimously, and before it went into effect, that IL
would be de6ed and trampled on ia Newport. ms
bravado compelled the friends OF Law and Order
To uphold the law or it crushed in the place o.
its enactment. Had The Aers held its tongue
II is probable the rumsrllers of Newport would
have had no opponents but the thoroughly cowed
Tempepnce men Of that haunt OF fashionable
drinking. and so would have prosecuted their law
defipg traffic with impunity.
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uou.,ou,. Observation-Disclosures Issues.

wAsBis- cToN, Tuesday, August IL, 1852
The Select Con, .mittee on Frauds and
Corrupiions have proved one clear case in the con
tracts for Light Houses; and THIS throws some
light on Others Of the same character, reaching
back and all through PoLK's administration. A
California case involving some forty thousand dol.
lars, paid out Of an appropriation of 100000 all
here IN Washington, will startle the participants
when the case is proved as it will he, and reported
10 the Senate. The greatest rascalites, however
have been going on in relation to Contracts and
TREATIES with the poor Indisns, and on this branch
of corruption, the Chairman Of the COMMITTEE is at
home, and feels most acutey. He will sift the
frauds upon his red brethren to the bottom. 1t
will, however, take year and day to do any
justice TO an examination involving such immense
frauds, perpetrated through series of years.
The House has before it bill to prohibit, un.
der severe penalties the issue in this District OF
shinplasters, or paper bills or notes of less de-
nomination than s.. Such law is called loudly
for by the poor and laboIing classes Of the COM
munity, but tn. Shy locks are busy with the
Members and, with that science of Banking
which Gen. Jackson did not understand pre-
sumo they will prevail upon Democratic Con-
gress to reject the bill now before the House.
The cbief Of the shinplaster issuers who made
an ample fortune under Democratic Administra-
tiOns-whose cardinal faith " that mo bank
should be trusted that did not redce n its own
notes in gold and siver'-is now signing and issu-
ing 81 bills here, in violation Of law Of Congress,
aud for which he has been indicted by Grand
Jury and even these FL bills are not paid in gold
and silver but in distant and deprecated Virginia
currency and, notwithstanding the suferings
the poor people Of this District under such
shinpaster currency and the indictment of this
man by the Grand Jury, he has the modest as
suronce to come up to the Capitol to urge DEM
ocratic Congress to repudiate their own princi-
pies, and sustain him in his system of finance.
No newspaper here will publish anything IN be-
half Of the interests o. the poor people of this
District, and trust you will take it up.
Mr. BoRLASD, of the Senate, has been indicted
for striking Mr. KENNEDY. FIR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
The Georgia Webster Convention.
MACON, Wednesday, Aug. l., 1sj2.


The number of Delegates to the Georgia
Union Convention will be largely increased at the
session II is afternoon.
The create st enthusiasm prevails.
Hon. Daniel Webster and Charles J. jenkins,
will be the candidates for President and Vice
President, though some of the Delegates are fAv-
orable to Mr.. Graham for the latter post.
Among the counties represented are, Bibo,
Baldwin, Clarke, Crawford Cobb, Decatur, Lee,
Emanuel, Fay cite, Morgan, Muscogee, Randolph,
Sumter, Troup. Putnam Newton, Polk, Spading,
Greene, Marion, Paulding Stewart Warren,
Washington, and others. The entire State is
well repre- sente6