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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

HIDEoUs CRIME-TEN Persons PoIsoNED--FIyE or
THEM DEADl-I, becomes our painful duty record
of the horrible and inhuman sacrifices of life
ever heard Of whole family, numbering ten persons
residing mile below Patriot, Ind, above Madison
were poisoned few days ago, and five of them have
since died The family were taken sick after eating
dinner; physicians sent for, and poison at
detected. Post norton examinations were made which
resulted in the discovery of arsenic in the stomach Of
Of the victims. person connected with the family
whose wife and two Of his children, with sister
nlaw and brother-inaw, died from the effects Of the
poison has been arrested and charged with having
mitted the helsh deed. The name of the family is
Blye. The five survivors still sick, with some hopes
Of recovery.-LouisriHe Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Lawrencebug h and Indianap oils Railroad.

The railroad Journal referring the sale of the bonds
Of this company makes the following remarks:
The proposed road will, connection with the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, open railroad communication,
by the shortest practicable route between Cincinnati
and Indianapolis, the capital and the commercial and
geographical centre, of Indiana indianapolis must be-
of the largest inland towns in the 1t is
be the terminus and point of intersection Of eight
tensive lines Of railroad The business resulting from
these railroads alone build up town Of so 000
people. The line that shall this town with Gin
cinnaii, the commercial emporium oil the Ohio valley
cannot fail to become one OF the best projects in the
country. The above road will form part of great
through line to St. Louis and Chicago. 1t can he built
about the average Of railroads. 1t
of the best portions of Indiana and enjoy
lucrative local traffic. On the whole, cannot name
a road possessing better prospects.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
For the Daily Indiana State sentiuell
To the Teachers of Middle and Southern In

Mr.. EDITOR;-Permt me, through your columns
respectfully call the attention of the Teachers of this
city and Of the middle and southern portion of the State
In general TO the propriety of establishing Teachers
Institute IN middle and southern Indiana. The great
advantages TO the cause of education, flowing directly
from association such above named dssemina-
ting Information in regard 10 the best methods of teach
ng securing uniformity In text books and system and
concentration of effort in the Of education are
plainly visible IN TIE superiority of the schools north
ern Indiana, Ohio and other States where Institutes
have beer established, those places where they
have not The remoddeling of school under
our new Constitution, affords favorable opportunity,
and almost imperiousy demands organization among
Teachers, such as above named. Upon them the
responsibility OF carrying cut and establishing
basis the laws which may be passed by Legislature,
regulating our school SYSTEM and giving the schools
that may be established under those laws, character for
learning and usefulness inferior other in the
Union. These results, however, cannot be obtained
without concentration and unity Of effort the part of
those upon whom the heavy responsibility oil educating
the youth Of land may This concentration and
such above named. Editors in middle and southern
Indiana are, therefore, respectfully requested give
this insertion in their columns; and the views and
opinions of Teachers generally and of this city in par
cula, are respectfully solicited to the propriey OF
forming such Institution, and the time and place
where the first meeting should be held preliminary
foil organization have published this my proper
signature in hopes that Teachers giving their views in
the papers, will do their proper signature there
by giving opportunity for such correspondence to be
opened as will lead to the desired result.
w. Mex. SCOTT. Principal,
Commercial Institute.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 81, p. M.
SENATE.-The Senate took up the bill for the i'm
provement the Savannah river and ordered II to DO
en9rossed, when, after unnportant business 1t
adjourned.
HoUsE.-The House engagedin the consideration
Of the bill in reference territorial salaries and the bill
for the establishment Of the boundary Of Texas but
without any definite action.
The public schools, Numbering three thousand pupils,
marched in procession accompanied by the Mayor and
Council 70 the Capitol at noon, and were received by
the committees the District Of Columbia in the SEN
ate and House. deputation Of from each school
presented petton signed by twenty thousand citizens
Of Washington, praying grant Of lands in aid oil
schools. Mayor Lsnnox prefaced the petition By some
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
rThe Frankfort Commonwealth saws

u The Frankfort Commonwealth says:
at would be idle deny that very serious danger
impends the Wing party from the present position
of the Presidential question connected with the COM
promise. The part Of manlness and common sense is
admit the danger and looking it fairly the face,
besr ourselves to ind if possible, mode Of turn
ing it aside"
Certainly it would be idle to deny thing SO paIpable
better tell the truth and shame the devil The editor
then proceeds to propose how to get over the difficulty,
thus:
sour chief object just is to suggest that there is
easy mode Of avoiding the difficulty and averting the
danger-a mode simple, and lyiug much upon the
surface of the subject that it have occurred
many other minds besides ours, although We have no..
where it proposed 1t is this Let the North unite
Nth the South in securing the nomination Of MiGTd FIJI
more, Daniel Webster, John j. CrftendeH, other
eminent statesman ehOs position the compromise Of
record in the history of the country. From such
didae the South will demand special pledge,
gard as a matter of much Importance whether the
convention which dominates him makes declaration
upon that subject or not"
We observe that the editor Of the Commonwealth is
rather disposed justify Wing rebellion against Gen.
Scott:
'sAs to Gen. Scott whose nomination these Wings
urging earnestly, the very fact that he has
public history upon this question, compels southern
wings to demand. in has case, such explicit assurances
this subject they could easily dispense with
gard certain Others and thas it appears that those
who insist that he shall be the candidate RESPONSE
bic for creating the necessity for the very thing of which
they complain, and which they wish TO avoid"
That's well said There is great deal in the man
and the company he keeps. They will determine what
the direction of the administration will be- Pledges
and resolutions very good in their place, bat like
stand by the resolutions. This is much the most mate
rial part of the business. But the Wings take
Scott without pledges, and regardless Of his opinions
about the compromise. Mark thatl-LOa Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
apUBLIo SALE OF REAL EsrArn.-Notice is hereby :

EHUBLIO SALE OF REAL ESTATE-NOice is hereby CIV
that Tuesday the Sh day June unders,gn-
ed, Guardian OF person and estate of Chaoue Smith, Will
pursuance county
and State OF Indiana made the April thereof the
1852 sell public auction 10 the highest bidder the Court
The Nobesville, county, Indiana the
following described tract land belonging said Charlotte smith,
The half of the south quarter OF section number
thirty 30l iewnshpnunber twenty 2O morrill, of range number
TO- containing eighty acres, less, Hamilton
county aforesaid
Also, that Monday The h day Of june 1852 will sell at
public House, of Indianapolis
county following
said Charlotte Smii to- nsapes lures t3 four 4,l i've
sixt0 Number one tIIn The Of Cumber-
land lots number fourteen l4l and fifteen u.s. in block
her three 80 of White River the city Of Indianapolis
gefher with all improvements upon said properly
The sale will be follows One third of the
consideration be paid the day of sale onehd thereof
twelve months and the third thereof
The sale SAID stated thirds draw
date and be secured by with good freehold
security and made able without amy relief whatever from vau
alton appraisemen laws
Sales viii commence al o'clock p aT
ELIAS N SINNER, Guardian
Aprl 20. 1852. apr29-x4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Comparative Naval Strength OF England
France and Russia.

The unsettled and threatening aspect of the Of
Europe makes comparison Of the naval and military
force of England France and Russia, the three great
powers of the continent, extremely interesting. Mr.
STAFFoRD-he English Secretary Of the Admiralty
ON motion in Parliament in relation to providing a
reserve steam Navy by OF the commercial steam
marine of the country gave the following comparative
statement Of the naval forces of England France and
Russia:
LINE-oF-B Bate SHIPs-Great Britain, 70; France,
As; Russia, 40.
FRIGATEs-Great Britain, 80; France, 90; Russia,
TO-
TOTAL SAILING FoRcE-Great Britain 1886; France
257 Russia, ia.
LARGE SrEAMERs-Great Britain, 81; France, 81;
Russia, s.
STEAMERS UNDER 200 HORSE PowKR-Great Britain,
81; France 81; Russia, a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE-The undersigned Adminis,ra-
IA Of the Estate of Asa Williamson deceased will by v
of degree of the Probate Marion
April Term 1852 the Court House door Indianapolis
uday the 18th day CT June 1851 between the hours o'clock
A. NJ aud O'clock p NJ said day sell highest
bu for not less than IFS twohrd valuations all of oi number W
Wiamson Subdivision of the part the
OF section M township ISL north az the city
indianapolis together with the Improvements thereon Said prm
will be sold subject OF Eliza
the widow Of deceden therein The sale will be made for e-h
cash hand the day of SALE the residue equal pay
ments twelve months The deferred payments
cured payable without any relief from valuation
praEmen laws bearing interest from date.
LEVI b. WILLIAMSON, Administrator.
o. 3-Xysyv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From Washin gtoB.

WASHINGTON, May H.
Goddard, Of Ohio, chief clerk in the Department Of
the Interior has resgued-to take effect the LIST Of
July. Private reasons alone have induced the step
Assistant Postmaster General Warren has also resigned
to take effect on the 25th inst.
SEEATE.-UnderwOod introduced bill changing the
mode Of compromising members Of Congress-allowing
salary of 81 900 per and twenty cents per mile
for MISUNDERSTANDING dollars day for absence
except when sick.
The bill, granting right Of way aRd donation of
land aid in the construction OF railroad from the
Wabash to the Missouri river, was passed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Extension of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad

The Wheeling Gazette Of Thursday says: We saw
several of the contractors yesterday from along
the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad They all
agree in saying that the work is progressing rapidly,
and that there be doubt Of their finishing mp in
time for running the By the first Of January
We gratihed in announcing that the entire stock
Of the Union line of steamboats, from Wheeling to Lou
Isvie to commence running with the opening OF the
Bait and Ohio railroad has been taken as to combine
the best interest both points and intermediate ports
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
MARRIED..

On "Wednesday morning, May 10Th, 1852 by Rev Clement
Babb, Hon WILLIAM STEWART Miss BRowSISs
daughter Of Edmund Browning, oil OF this city.
May their future be happy The nuptia
pleasant and their paths earth as bright paths angels
are"
On The sh INST By Rev. Mr. Wheeler LEW WALLACE Esq., OF
CoviHgion, 10 Miss SUE. ELsToN daughter Major Eslon
OF this place.-CFaIgfordsViLk Rsrieir
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From New York.

New York. MAY 20.
Steamer Africa arrived this morning from Liverpool.
Sales of for the week 800 bales. N o. fair
SIC; Orleans middng 81; upland mddlng DC. and in
good demand Prices advanced &c. Sales to specu-
lators of 20 900 bales export IL 600 Flour COS Corn
yellow 3Os., and white 29s. Lard 4Os Sd. Consols
s9i
The escape Of Cuban prisoners from Africa is con-
hrmed
The statement that Meagher the Irish patriot made
his escape, is not confirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May Is.
The Maryland House of Delegates to-day passed a
bill prohibiting the circulation of notes Of less de-
nomination than five dollars, and it is now the law. IL
prohibits the circulation of foreign small notes after
October next and those of banks after next March
The wings Of Dallas county, Alabama, have taken
measures TO be represented in the National Convention
and nave nominated delegates who are TO withdraw ii
the convention refuse recognize the nalty OF the
compromise, and organize separate convention and
proceed nominate candidates upon the principles Of
fnalitv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Terre Haute and St. Louis railroad.

The ST. Louis Republican Of Wednesday says: at
was stated yesterday, in quarter likely be well in
formed, that Mr.. Brough, the President Of the CON-
pany, in New York, had succeeded in making such
arrangements in that city would the compile
ton Of the Railroad from Terre Haute TO St Louis in
two years. The distance is 100 miles and by the time
Of its petion shall have continuous line of rail-
way communication from st. Leuis 10 New York and
all the PRINCIPAL cities Of the Allanticn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
a DM1N1srRAroR,s SALE OF REAL, EsrATE.-Rv

"a DMINlsTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-By
a OF order OF the Probate Court Randolph
nd made al the May Term thereof A. d. 1852 will expose
publ the Court House door, in the of
Saturday, the 18th day of July wing
2 The east half of the north of section number
OF township number IL DOrlh of number the
ond principal meridian containing so the county Marion
and State OF Indiana being Of the real which
p Teeter late of Randolph county, Ind died seized.
FERNS follows, viz Onehd of the purchase money 10
paid down. one-thrd ne and third eighteen months by
the purchaser giving with approved security the
amount unpad waving all relief from vaUaon appraemenr
laws the title 10 be held collateral security until the purchase
money be paid
ROBERT MURPHEY,
Administrator Of the Estate of David Teete deceased
May 25, 1882 fnay27-w4v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

UMr Hulsemann, the Austrian Charge d Ahsires
left Washington Monday, on his return to vienna IL
understood that previously to his departure he adj
dressed an official the Secretary OF state and
communicated copies Of it TO the members oil the Dpio-
matte Corps but the Intcgence says that the purport
Of this note has transpred 1t said that praises
Fillmore, and is grossly insulting to Webster.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

remarks which were eloquenty responded to by Hon.
Joseph r. Chandler.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
school, convened to-day in this city and opened
by sermon from Albert bamar, oil Phadelpma, mode
tor Of the last General Assembly. large number
OF ministers is in attendance. The assembly or
ganzed by the election Of Rev. D. D. Adams, modera
tor. and John NJ. Lewis, President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

MoRE OF THE HUMBUG.-Col. Fremont, by advertise
in the London Chronicle, notifies his readiness to
confirm all contracts and agreements for leases on the
Mariposa estates, in California, made by Hon. David
Hoffman; at the time repudating the conditional
sale alleged have been made in January last by his
father-iu-law Col Thomas Fl. Benton, to Thomas
Denny Sargent Esq. This is the latest phase in the
Marposa humbug,-the greatest farce, by the way
now upon financial boards.-Cin Eng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Terre Haute and Alton Railroad.

The Charleston (Ills) Globe Of May 18th says that
the following telegraphic despatch received on
Tuesday, from New York city, by ]. M. Eastn Esq,
from Mr. S. Ryder President of the Company:-Terre
Haute Courier.
New York, May IL, 1852.
Contract concluded for the entire line Of Railroad from
Terre Haute to Alton. will write you by mail i'm
nediateIy SIMEON RYDER,
President Of the Company.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From PhiIadelnhia.

PHILADELPHIA, May %.
The session Of the Episcopal convention occupied
debate on resolution admitting the lay delegates
representing the colored church Of Crucon seats
The resolution finally negatived the clergy voting
SO ayes, 35snoes and laity % ayes and 81 noes. A
motion hold the session Pittsburgh mega
lived The convention then adjourned sine die
at ST. Andrews church, Philadelphia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From Boston.

BosToE, May 30, P. VI.
The Wing Convention Of the second district has elected
Otis Lord, Of Salem, 10 the National Convention. He
was instructed to vote for Webster.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

yuyAKE NOTICE. offer for of my eighty tracts
lying miles Of indianapolis In the OF
Marion mile west Of the Indianapolis and Madison Railroad
There good Orchard oappc cherry plum and other fruit trees
ON each OF those good stock and well lasting through
about SO and 40 the other
cultivation The soil good and timber abundant
end valuable with fair supply Of walnut cherry poplar, burr
and white oak Terms easy aud the purchaser may have
choice Of Enquire o. Thomas Todd who lives adoa
ing the premises, or to the subscriber - s..
LEVI L. TODD
April %, iss2. zpr3odlw-rsy6w4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From ReaEPr.

BEAVER, Nav -.
The steamer Gov. Meigs, her way down this
morning into the Hail Columbia, two miles
below this place. called Beaver Shoals causing the lat
ter to sink Immediately in up her cabin floor.
Boat and cargo supposed to be total loss. Report
ssys she is broke in two
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The undersigned has been
IN appointed by the Probate Court of Marion county Admins
the Estate Asa Williamson deceased All
hereby notified having claims against decedent Esae
he duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted
said Estate viii please call and pay The Estate Is solvent
LEVI b. WILLIAMSON, Administrator
May 10 1852. may13-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From WeIIsViiIe.

WELLsyILLE, May ~, 8 P. M.
The steamer Pittsburgh on her up trip, twelve miles
below this place. broke her pitman causing the piston
break both cylinder heads. One deck passenger
scalded DEATH another had his skull broken, and an
other was slightly scalded. No others injured
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
-IN ALL CASES where DR.. s. A. w

49, IN ALL CASES where DR. s A. Weavers Canker and
W. Salt Rheum Syrup together Nih his Cersie, has been
used has cured Erysipeas Some that
modes Of treatment for have been perfectly and per-
maneny cured By these articles Their efficacy such
truly wonderful They never eecting cure for all TIu
mors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From the Nsdiso an louisville Papers,
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. May ]

BALTIMORE. May is, p. Nj.
The Savannah News states that letter, received by
the steamship Isabel from Cuba, states that
were current the Island that another expedition
foot In the United States Venezuela to be the
rendezvous of the troops, and the Of the officers
who to command the expedition given. The
rumor had caused considerable uneasness in Cuba.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

M~JoY TO THE INvALID.-Persons afflicted with any
VIZ of the diseases arising from disordered liver stomach
nervous debility, dyspepsia liver complaint should try Perry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, May 10, P. NJ.
A forgery has been committed on the firm Of John
Scott Co. merchants Liberty street, amounting
nine hundred and thirty -four dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

Thus, for giving personal attention to the business
of his employers and endeavoriBg be generally
ful the servitor obtains pretty nearly twice much
each week our modest Mr.. Fillmore in a year
or course, allowance must be made for the great diff
Guilty Of governing where the people are represented
devoted to the Government, and the fact that certain
portion of the pay is be regarded much fen-
against the peril Of pistol and stetto in the
hands Of loving people But even with these abate-
quate to the most prncely expenditure. An imperial
splendor, prodiga the Great Moguls might thrive
upon it comfortably. A wondrous change! dozen
years ago broken winded gamester of the Spas and
ST. James; now monarch whose income counts in the
millions. Eh beinl He games with fate, and if the
stakes great the hazard is infinitely '-CiH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

G-The Liquor Law adopted in the Rhode Island Leg
islature is substantially the that which was
acted upon at the last session Of the Rhode Island Leg
slsure, and embodying the principal features OF the
Maine Liquor Law 1t goes into effect the third Mon
dav of July next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
The PrInoe pvmuura..

Louis Napoleon is the 'Priace" Of Democratic Pres
idents and governs the French with unyeding Des
potism. He in imperial well as i'm perious
style He proclams his salary as President at the sum
OF twelve millions OF francs year-over two and
quarter millions Of dollars
90 An enterPrisng arithmetcian, says the New York
Times has been whetng his rules the amount bv
ducng to its lowest terms. The quotients
uhaff hn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. NAV IL.
The Supreme court determined to render judgment IN
the McDoDough Will in favor of the cities of New
Orleans and Baltimore, thus rejecting the States of
Louisiana and Maryland
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Indianapolis, Stay II, 1852.

NOTICE hereby given the 10Th day of June 1852 II
being ih day Of June term board county commits
oes Hancock county, nd the building OF Ja for SAID
county responsible bidder the
ci6caions of which may AUDITORS Office Of said
county Conditions terms, &c, viii be made known al any time
during said term before the contracting OF the same.
BY order of the Board OF Commissioned
]. MYERS, Auditor Hancock
Greenfield Aprl 2Sh 1852 journal copyl apr23-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

REGISTER has been opened The. Estate Gen.
eral Agency Qhee ladna1rf al persons
teTp sQperV - Inscription price per acre. &C.,
without cn oxctpg disbursements aaverising
sac effected SAID Register will be all times open public
speco and the advantage thus
for the prompt disposal of Their popsy is superior others
Also Register for renting property has been opened the
same regulations as the above may2G d&w1y
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-FOUR HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY THREE ACRES OF LAND
Lying the Cumberland River FIVE miles above Smhand
lucky rich SOIL and heavily bered will be very
iagsous terms, or exchanged for city properly.
The above land will be sold
The value Of the timber a
cien 10 both the cs Of clearing and price TIE
For further particulars apply the Real Estate and General
Agency Office, indianapolis.
Xay 2i<I 16Jz< Z fJourna copytl rnay2I-i&w1w