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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

counsel SHALL open court rendition OF the VERDICT give
application will be made and shall within teny
days thereafter make such application
SIC S. Before any pardon shall be granted fine be remit
ted such Governor concise Of the provided
prosecuting who prosecuted the by the s
davt credible aan shall be laid before such Governor
and council for their Information.
SEc g. As there emergency requiring the immediate taking
effect OF this declared 10 be in full force and effect and
after being filed with the clerks Of the circuit their
speclive counties.
WM. II. ENGLISH,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
:. :. MiCKLB,
President OF the Senate pro
Approved June IA ia52
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT
TO ertend the terms of the Probate Courts Of Dapess
County.
SECTION Be By the Assembly Of
Indiana That the the Probate
county shall hereafter be holden the
business Of sHeh court require H.
SEC. 2 inasmuch important that all unfinished
pending said court shall be disposed of speedily possible
declared
OF h aud that the shall be from
passage and publication the Indiana Indiana
Stale Journal
WIN IT. ENGLISH
Speaker OF The House OF Representatives
s. 5. MICKLE,
President OF the Senate pro lem.
Approved June 70, 1852
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17
VALUABLE MODEL FARM FOR sALE.-IIPROvED
IN THE BEST MANNER-Over two undre ande

NALOABLE MODEL FARM FOX SALE-IMPIOVED
IN THE BEST MANNER--Over hundred and eighty
land situated edge OF the Grand Prairie, miles
northwest from Peuysvle, VerniIon county, Indiana miles
Danvle miles plank road lead
Peysve. Improvements alone 81 0o0 The
buildings Collage House IS long by 20 feet wide with
L. porico 'front.' &e Barn. frame, feet long, -
wide embracing under roof Sabing Cribs Carriage House
and bedrooms, dc Frame Wood House 12 by 80 feet
BAH Room smoke House. and The finest yard Shrubbey the
country There the $50 Evergeens full
growth high. The Land is Of the best quality
and fenced of in convenient fields with good each field
Wood land under fece-ony 93 woods
pasture Residue Field and Meadow Buildings and all improve.
perfect order new built within the last years.
This property estimated TO be worth from So 600 $1,000 but
will be sold great bargain.
For Terms &c- apply al the
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE.
journal copy 1wd&wl junS -d& WV
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= A DOE JELLEy GLASSES, assorted patterns, open
Ong and oJ sale. mss9ddw JACOB LINDIEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

SHERIFFs sALE-By virtue OF euton to me directed
- from the Clerks office OF the Marion Cncu will
pose public sale Saturday, day June
door of the Court House. indianapolis Marion county, nd
within the hours prescribed and profits
seven years of the following Real Estate to-wir
Lot number 4 and Thirteen inches OF OF the north
side OF lo number five M number t40 the city
OF indianapolis Marion county, Indiana.
And failure realize the full OF gment interest,"
and w and place the simple
Of said Real Estate Taken the property John Keey James
Keey, and George McOuat the suit OF Josiah Lynn.
c. G. CAMPBELL Sheriff Marion County.
BY w ROBSON, Deputy.
June 3, 1852 luna dlt-w9w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

OANKER CURE AND OERATE.
These Preparations warranted other
in use for expeling
Scrofulous HumOrs, Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelss
Mercuria Diseases, and all other Diseases Arising
from an impure state of the Blood Also, Liver
Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia,
AND GENERAL DEBILITY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17
Westward the Star Of Reform takes lis onward Course
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS!

Westward the Star OF Reform It's onward Course
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS!
E would respectfully call the of customers and deal
efs in drugs and medicines large
Of pure articles We and
PowpERED the Medicines
introduced by Beach, Matson, Thompson Howard and others
Also ExrRAcrs, concentrated articles fluid solid and powdered
Also The various Compounds prepared from receipts
the ecaeiou character having tested thoroughly for
twenty years and also c the quality Medical
Liquors. all OF which WI prepared 10 sell Wholesale retail
Our stock consists pa Iof
African Bird Pepper. SeuTcsp.
-Bayberry Ladies' slipper, or Nerviie,
Ginger, Jamalca, Unicorn.
Ginger, African, Witch Hazel,
Ginger, Race, Raspberry,
Iobelia Infais See, Golden Seal
He'll &c, &c, &c sc.
ALsO-EXTRACTS.
POWDERED.
Cyprpecium: Juglause, Bulernut;
(Alcaohoie;l Eupaiorum Perp; Ssnguinario,
" Aqueous; Peril PodophyiR;
Lobela Infaia; Aralia SpnoT>; l.eplandTin
Capieum, A. A; ZanIhoxyn Macroyni
Sllngia SeuttenarIa: AbleS;
Petelia; Hydrastis; Hydrasis;
Cornus; Geranum; And every IT.
Apocynum Macroyr; licle that will
I.actueR; GeHiano; admit the
American OIL form.
Also Spices Crude Nuimegs Cinnamon Pepper,
Mace, Alspice, Ginger, Cloves DC
Also Seeds OF variety Canary Caraway, Flax Hemp
Fennel, Mustard, Anise Cardoman, I.obels
We design keeping variety OF Grass Seeds Field Seed
Flower and Garden Seeds.
Our stock will be full and complete and would invite all call
and examine the quality Of our goods and prices
We buy goods and Will sell low South
aide Washington The Palmer House, Indianapolis
dec291yd&w J. p POPE & co.
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a MOTHER VALUABLE FARM 1N FOUNTAIN oouN.

Tisht Oy Gaining on L. M fhlpps lunl5d2wd3ww
a MOTHER VALUABLE FARM IN FOUNTAIN oouN
Situate the State road leading from Alica nine
miles from the Wabash and Covneton contain
state of cultivation, good Orchard of best Of fruit comfortable
Dwelling House Barn and all other necessary buildings
well OF wafer on the premises.
The above land only mile from plank road and i'm.
spect. For sale al a bargain.
REA fsI Fp AND B GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
journal copy iunl5-lwd&w
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE IN FOUNTAIN ooUN.
TY, INDIANA-WlLL DOUBLE IN VALUE IN A FEW
YEARSSituate the Stale road leading from Greenose
Aca, 10 miles from the Wabash and Erie canal Coving
containing 40 65 under fence SO
cultivation Trees good House and
Stables living spring the premises also
Stone Quarry Title clear and direct from United States Govern
ment.
REAL-ESTA liz AND GENERAL. AGENCY OFFICE,
journal copy junl6-lwd&w
NBILL PROPERTY FOR SALE oHEAP-stuaied on the
IVA East Folk of Coal Creek Fountain county, nd miles
east OF Covngton half mile from the plank road and
Greencaste Stale Road with 90 Of land IL OF
machinery for making good merehsnahle four and good dam
on rock foundation.
Also Carng Machine and splendid Dwelling House with
all buildings on the above premises Title clear and
REAl.-EsTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
journal copy1 jun15-1wdGw
HERIFFS sALEBy virtue OF execution to me directed
pose to public Saturday, the 26h day of june The
door Of the Court House, indianapolis in Marion Ind
seven years Of the following Real Estate to.,sir
lotnumher six 6 and the south side OF o number i've A
square number forty i0 Also LOT lumber thirty 1861
ot number 6ry-one 4i Woods addition Of ind
anapon the city of Indianapolis Marion county, State of Ind
And on failure realize the full amount OF judgment interest,"
and COSTS will at The time and place, The fee SIM
James Keely, George McCua, al OF Josiah Lynn
&C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Marion County
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IN sale Of powder ofthc celebrated Hazard Powder Co.'S
equal Powder in the United STATES
Will supply City reasonable rates delivering the Powder
short notice.
have Magazine the City limits and shall al ali
times, be fully supplied with all grades OF Powder
Powder sold by will be guaranteed equal 10 representation
when otherwise the money will be refunded
We have In Magazine:
25 kegs Keniucky Rife Powder, FFFei
20 half kegs do do. dol
kegs do do. do
20 kegs Lawn Mills, FFFs, do
20 kegs Deer, doj
10 kegs Austin King & Co.'S do;
10 half kegs dc. dol
10 kegs Cannon and Blasting do
Superior Canister and Sporting, do;
North side Washington Street, hearth: tate House.
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lust ARRIVED.-Anoiher New, Cheap, Resdy-psy Store
Consisting of Ready Clothing, Goods
Groceries The subscriber has just received and is opening
the Palmer Oliver store
and general OF Ready Made Clothing selected
with much with regard styles fashions and quality
general Of Dry Goods together with fine fresh
y Groceries which he guarantees sell for resdypay cheap
any ike biishment N this City State.
public respectfully invited call and examine quality
and prices they will find the place get
the worth Of their money. o. WILLIAMS,
indianapolis, June T. 1852. junt-diy-wa
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Approved June l2, 1852.
JOSEPH A WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

bkOWNlNu u MAYER.
North side Washington Street, hearth: tate House
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Great Sale.

BpEING desirous of closing all my admins
HD trations in Nevada county, will sell at
Auction on Saturday the 18th instant, one
house and lot on Broad street. formerly owned
and occupied BY the late f. K. O'Ferrall, de
ceased, together with all the stock remaining
unsod, consisting of boots, hats, shoes. 81 AIDES,
shovels, lime Juice bit'crs, walters, lamps ana
many other articles of value, at the same time
and place will sell all ,iic estate belonging
to the late Joseph NJ. Foster. deceas scd, con.
sisting of one house and lot adjoining the pro
pcrty first mentioned, also one half of the Amc
rcan Hotel, in Cayotcville, also the entire in
terest which he may own in any and all min
ing claims, also his silver watch and trunk.
At the same time and place the effects of Capt
s f Pock will be sold, consisting of n set OF
blacksmith's tools, one fine large grndslone,
and cast iron frame, one large rope with two
hooks, lot of iron, about 800 lbs, 20 lbs quick
silver, lot of cooking utensils, q Dbl contain
ing vinegar, 10 cords of oak wood at Peck's
mill, also 100 bushels charcoal, one rotary
pump, all of which will bc sold without re
serve for cash, and cash alone All persons
interested will do well to be present as further
postponements will not be made, nor any in
diligence given to those indebted
+. s. DOUGHERTY,
2l-2t Public Administrator, Nevada CO.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

dense, still air, which there ms here
hung over the earth during THURSDAY
and part of Friday, but the breeze which
swept away the heavy air from these
hills penetrated toe late into that i'll.
fated valley on the Yuba.
On Saturday afternoon some men be-
gan suddenly to sickcn, and four were
dead before midnight. During Sunday
the mortality increased. By Monday
morning twelve more were dead. The
population at tho time was not at the
outside more than ono hundred and for
ty. Every one hastcned to leave the
spot. Some, however, had already lin
gered too long. OF party who left the
bar on Sunday morning three only
reached the Empie ranch on the Ma
rysville road, to die. Another of the
same party got within mile of Rough
and Ready unable to proceed further,
was taken into cabin on the road side
by its excellent owner, and died on
Monday evening. Meanwhile, on the
bar itself there had only been two fresh
cases during Monday, and it seemed to
be the conviction Of those who remained
that the danger was over-the breeze
was sweeping cool and fresh along the
river, and probably during this week
many Of the little band will collect
again, resume their work, and the hor-
ror of the past week will be like
dream to them, except when from time
to time they miss some Old familiar
face"
l do not pretend to namo or classify
this disease. Medical men familiar with
the charac cteristics Of cholera, will doubt
less tell us how far the symptoms in
the case agreed or differed from what
they have seen before. will take the
liberty to mention two or three Of its
features. The disease seems to have
been confined almost entirely to Barton's
Bar, and on that Bar, to one end of it
only Its FATALITY-every individual
hitherto attacked has, | believe, perish
ed. In every instance there were vio-
lent spasms.
| incloss list of the dead, up to Tuos.
day morning. When left the Bar on
Tuesday morning. there wero two lying
i'll, and | found one ill at the Empire
Ranch of those who had left the bar on
Sunday
Died, at Barton's Bar, between Satur.
day, Sept. A. and Monday 9th, MIR.
Hinman, MIR Davis, MIR. Pierson, Mr..
McCloskey, Frank Bishop, II. G. Blake,
Frank Strutinger, George Worcester,
William A. Seigler, Joseph McCrackeA,
James Barnes, David Robinson. AIR. Por.
ter, Mr Latchaw, George w. Secley,
and Chinaman.
At the Empire Ranch, Edward Bur-
rows, George Thorpe, d. B. Gillian.
Near Rough & Ready, Howell Smith.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

The State Journal intimates that if
Col. Edwards attempts to fulfil his
appointments as published in this pa
per, he will find democratic speakers
ready to follow him up and share pro-
ceedings. We think we know what
that means. Last year democratic
orators showed their bent by forcing
themselves into Wing meetings but
they would contrive all kinds of expe-
dients to stife whig speeches. Thus,
when DR.. Gwin spoke in this city, and
a prominent whig was called for by
the audience to succeed him, Henley
took the stand and talked the crowd
down to ten, thus covering Gwin's re-
treat. If it is understood that dem
ocrats intend to interrupt Wing meet
ings, look out for retaliation. Fair
discussion Wings invite, for it is by
that their principles advance. Give
Whis speakers an equal chance, they
will do the rest.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Ell DoRADo.--The following items are
from the Neacs Of Saturday

Ell DoRADo.--The following items are
from the Neacs of Saturday:
RELIEF TRAIN.-Gen. Rains arrived
here yesterday with the mules belong
ing to the Relief Train, for the purpose
of packing moro provisions to Carson
Valley and the Sink of the Humboldt
river.
The General informs us that they
have disposed Of all the provisions in
their possession, and he now revisits Sac :
ramento for the purpose Of taking over
further supply.
They have established an hospital for
the relief of sick immigrants about four
miles from the southern edge of the
Desert At this time there are about
ten patients in it, and all of them in a
fair way of recovery.
For the last two days bat very few
emigrants have arrived in this place.
we hear from MIR. Moulton that about
Monday next we may look for thousands
OF them, MIR. Nj. left Monroe, Wiscon-
sin, on the 18th of May, and arrived
here on Thursday, and reports that from
tho best information he could obtain.
not one third of The emigration have
arrived in Carson Valley.
We learn from Gen. Rains that very
little sickness prevails in Carson Valley,
although there are great many emf
grants stopping there for the purpose Of
recruiting their broken down stock
A party, consisting of FIVE families,
arrived in this place on Thursday, from
Oskaloosa, Iowa. They are all in good
health, and design settling in this vi
einity.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
tFrom our Extra, of the 7th.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. E.--.This morning
about half past three o'clock, an alarm
OF fire was raised, proceeding from the
National Hotel, at the foo, of Broad and
Main streets. Tho fire originated in
the kitchen, and almost instantaneously
the whole building was in blaze.
The inmates fled in their night clothes,
and so rapid was the spread of the fame
that it was with difficulty all escaped.
The confagration spread next to Ad-
ans & Co.'S building on one side and to
the old Deer Greek Hotel on the other.
In few moments the fire had prostra-
ted the hoase occupied by MIR. Bowers
next the Express, and three other bhil-
dings on the same range, at tho samo
time attacking the store of Mr.. Lawson
and the National Stables, at the foot of
Of Main street.
Twelve buildings were soon laid low
Nothing but the most determined ex-
ertions saved the whole Of Broad and
Main streets The danger al one timc
was imminent; but by tie application
Of blankets and water, repetition Of
the fearful caiamity of destruction by
fire has been spared our city. The origin
OF the fire is in doubt, but we trust for
the credit of humanity it was an acc-
dent. A fine horse belonging to Adams
& Co. was burnt. The loss is estimated
at S25, 900. s~a
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
PEI adams 8 Cos. Express.
ARRIVAL OF THE
OREGON AND INDEPENDENCE

OREGON AND INDEPENDENCE.
Sixteen Days Later Important News.
The steamship Oregon arrived fiom
Panama, and the Independence from
San Juan, on the morning Of the 5th, at
San Francisco.
We are indebted to Adams & Co. for
the delivery of an ample file Of papers
containing the news, and to Wells, Fargo
& Co. for similar favor, scarcely be.
hind in time. The dates are 10 the 9th
of August.
By tho memoranda of the Oregon, we
see that her passengers enjoyed good
health, and that there is no sickness on
tho Isthmus or coast.
One of the most important items of
news brought by the Oregon, is the sad
intelligence Of the burning Of the steam,
er Henry Clay on the Hudson river, a
few miles below Yonkers, and the death
of largo number of her passengers
The Clay was on her downward trip
and had been racing with tho Armenia
The passengers, who numbered over 300,
frequently demonstrated with the officers
of tho boat but without avail.
When the FIRE was discovered in the
engine room, the pilot was urged to head
the boat for the shore, but he continued
her on her course at least mile before
doing so. The order was given for the
passengers to go aft, but many deeming
the bows the safest place, remained
there. When tho boat was headed for
the shore, tho flames, being amidships
cut off all communication between the
bow and stern, and the smoke was such
in the cabin as to drive all that could
get out, on to the promenade deck, while
many must havo been burned and suf-
fecated below, The engineers before
deserting their post fixed the machinery
so that it would continue to work until
the boat reached the shore, and the
pilot remained at tho wheel notwith-
standing the intense heat, until the
bows struck the bank. When the boat
struck, the conclusion was tremendous.
Husbands were separated from their
wives, children from their mothers, and
many were thrown overheard. Those
at The bows were all saved. Had the
boat been directed to the shore diagon-
ally, the loss of life would have been
much less, but striking the shore at right
angles, her stern was in twenty feet Of
water, and the wind blew in such di-
rection that the promenade deck was
envsloped in smoke and flames. A
heart-rcnding scene snsued battling oil
description. In o moment the water
was black with struggling human be-
ings. The boats of the steamer were
not used All assistance possible was
rendered by vessel near, by the crew
of the Armenia, by many of the passen.
gers, and by those on shore. There
were nevertheless eighty one burned
Iend drowned. Many of the bodies were
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10


GRAND LARCENY. A negro who
las been employed at the Nevada ho.
el, was arrested on Wednesday even
hg last, for stealing $l40O Of two
hen who had come down that even
hg in the stage from Marysville. He
Fas intrusted with the baggage be,
pnging to the strangers for a few mi
hutes, when he opened the valise OF
carpet sack, and robbed it Of the a
mount in gold. He acknowledged the
|heft, and gave up the money, and
how awaits his trial. ar
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The convention of the 4th inst as
will be seen by the official report, hap
PLY concluded its labors, and it now de-
wolves upon Wings to 20 to work hearth
y, and elect their whole ticket. To do
this they are abundantly able, if they
will unite with purpose and zeal, gener.
ously forgetting personal preferences,
and going into the contest resolved not
to sacrifice one vote, or cut one name.
The names pst forward by the conven-
.ion are those Of men wcll-fittcd to dis
charge the duties of the respective off
ccs, and men thoroughly identified as
staunch Wings.
Reviewing the nominations in the or
der of business adopted by the conven-
ton, we have
/. JonN ANDERSON, tho Senatorial
nominee. This gentleman is an old res
ident in the county, and has always
meritcd the gratitude of the party by n
consistent support of its interests. He
will be an honor to the county if elected
and will bring to his duties zeal and
ability.
2 Jos. n. BEARD and N. A. WATSON,
two Of the nominees for the Assembly,
will assurcdly vindicate their selectio
by successful run They are reliable
men, worthy Of the entire Wing suff-
;age. This they will get, and slice
from the other party.
With reference to the other Whig
candidate for the Assembly, there is
little information needed. We are will
ling the Journal shall be taken as the
standard Of his opinions. and his gage in
other respects.
3. II. &. HARRISON is nominated for
Sheriff That he will run we'll is un-
questionable that he will make q good
officor no one who knows him can have
doubt. He is frank k-hearted and gen.
crous, and brings strength to the ticket.
a. Our nominee for Clerk is THEODORE
MILLER. the present able incumbent.
His qualifications for this important sta
tion are excellcd by those OF no other
man in the county. Grass Valley was
complimented in the nomination Of Mr.
Miller, and we doubt not it will warmly
secena tho rest Of tho county in ensur-
ing his election.
5 II. T. Collins, of Rough e. Ready
s. S. Fields, of Sweetland's.
II. w. Foulkes, of Bear River.
8 G. w. Dickenson, Of Little York.
G. Wilson Hill, of Nevada.
10 John Day, Of Grass Valley.
These gentlemen arc we'll known in
the county as good Wings and good men.
Union and determination will elect
them all and the whole ticket. Wings,
let US try
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockho'-
IN ders Of Woods Ravinc Quartz Mining
Company, that meeting OF said company VIA
be holden on Sunday the 18th Of SeptemDer,
at o'clock r.M at tho house of MI. E. CeatfS,
Woods Ravns, Nevada. A general atlendance
is requested. G. w. DICKINSON Secy'
Nevada. Sept. 9Th, 1851"
~ OLE & NAGLE'S Line of PncketS
~ For Sydney and Port Phillip. 10 follow
the bark Drummsnd. viii sail on or about
tho 10Th Of Septcmpcr, the Americah ship
pACToLUs captain Tucker hetass0 itOO sons dssE eIT
arc lof,y and snacious. Her house on deck is
well calculated for families, and her cabins are
very superior. The captain has Just returned
from the colonies, and will givc every intor-
nation to intending passengers. The owner
will accompany the ship on the voyage, gn,n An
experienced surgeon Is engaged. APPiyto
corner Pacific and Front sts, or to
IF. S. HAYES,
on board, foot Of Pacific street wharf
Passengers on paying their passage money,
win be proyisioned on board.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

DIrD-ln this city, at the house of
MIR. II. Davis, ON tho Sth inst, at 5
o'clock, p. NJ, JOHN THOMPSON, of Bel
mont county, Ohio aged l8 years.
The noble, kind and generous hearted
youth had won for himself since he
came to Nevada, host of friends who
wore faithful in administering to his
wants in sickness, ard affordins comfort
and consolation in his dying moments
He retained his mental faculties to tho
last moment, conscious Of his approach
ing dissolution. AMI resigned to his fate.
Ohio papers please eopv.