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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
weekly state sentinel.

Two years ago today, we assumed the control Of the
State Sentinel then published semi-weeky and weekly,
with aggregate circulation of about eight hundred.
Since then the circulation has been increasing rapidly,
until it numbers nearly five thousand Instead of a
Semi Weekly, Daily is issued, with respectable
and increasing patronage.
The twelfth volume Of the Weekly commences with
this week, and during the coming year, we hope to
make it the best paper in the State We shall spare
exerons give readers the latest news Of the day.
and in endea7orng to do So shall call aid both
lightning and steam.
It's in the power Of every subscriber the Sentinel
TO procure additional one, and hope through their
assistance, TO add many names TO subscription list.
Ask your neighbor to try the Sentinel year. and
yo he viii not regret the investment of his dol
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE ?, 1889.
Legislatire snmmary.


STANDARDIZATION were presented yesterday morn
ing by Messrs BIilliken and A,hon Reports were re-
ceived from Committees The bill to enforce the pro-
visions Of the thirteenth article Of the constitution pass
ed--ayes 30, noes 10 The school bill was an
der consideration nearly all the morning.
In the afternoon, the consideration Of the school bli
which, after amendment was ordered to be engros5ed
The following bills passed: To provide for the enlarge
ment of the Insane Asyum-ayes 49, noes 10; to en-
courage the destruction Of wolyes-ayes 40, noes 6;
concerning enclosures, ,respassing animals Sc.-ayes
g. noes g. The bill to repeal the indianapolis city
charter. failed on its Passage-ayes IL, noes 80.
HoUsE.-A great numbers of reports from different
committees on different subjects made the House
and properly disposed of. Mr.. Brady moved recon
sderation of the vote on the bill fixing the salaries Of
State officers: earried-A then taken on the
passage Of bill when it was again lost An effort to
take up the bill providing for the election of State
Printer was unsuccessful. King introdroduced a bill
providing for letting the State printing
which after reading he withdrew Mr.. Williams in.
roduced bill fixing the salaries of State officers which
read first time A bill touching the relation o.
guardian and ward was passed, when the House ad.
journed.
In the afternoon a bill for the ncor porstion Of cites
was read first time number Of bills were read
a second time, and considered in committee Of the
whole and appropriately disposed Of Mr.. Stanheld
moved take up the general assessment bill carried
He then moved recommt the bill with instructions
Numerous amendments offered to the instruction
and lengthy debate arose on an amendment of Mr.
Hudson to tax railroad stock the counties where the
owners thereof may reside which occupied the House
during great part of the afternoon. The bill
committed with instructions House adjourned
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sESATE.-Saturday, in the forenoon, reports
ceived from several committees. The following bills
passed. supplementary 20 the act providing Tor special
term Of The TipPeeanoe circuit cour-ayes ga giving
validity certain class OF contracts-ayes 80; to
change the time Of holding circuit in Jennings
eOunty-ayes 50; to provide for filling vacancies in the
boards Of county commssioners-ayes &c. resolution
Of the House adjourn on the 18th OF June was not
concurred in.
In the afternoon, the House resolution for sine die
adjournment was laid the table A number Of re-
ports made from the committee revision by Mr.
Eddy Several bills read second time. The files
being clear, the Senate adjourned.
HOvsE-Pettions were presented by Messrs Watson
and Manson Reports made from committees by
Nessrs. Holman, and Gookns A resolution was pass
cd to adjourn sine &c the 18th Of June bill rela
tive TO the acknowledgment and recording of deeds
heretofore made and recorded passed. also, bill pro-
vidhg fog the filling of vacancies in the Office Of county
commissioners
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
N. A. and Michigan Railroad.

We understand that intelligence was yesterday re.
ceived rem Mr.. Brooks, which must prove highly
gratifying to all the friends of railroad Mr. b. has
negotiated sale Of the Company's eight per cent.
bonds, to the amount of million of dollars, at par
The whole amount authorized by the company (S2 500
OOO) could have been negotiated the but
Mr. b. believed that the remaining 500 900 could be
disposed oil on the same terms six months hence, by
delaying the sale which time the interest this
VIII be saved 20 the company, it having immediate
use Tor the entire amount at present.
We further learn that Mr.. Brooks has purchased
seventeen thousand tons of heavy rail, which will be
amply sufficient to complete the road the entire distance
nom New Albany to Michigan City This iron has
been purchased much favorable terms than any
heretofore. The greater portion of it is to arrive at
New York in short time and will be Immediately
shipped to Michigan City, to which place Mr.. Brooks
will speedily repair for the purpose of contracting for
building and finishing of the road from that point to
Lafayette This portion of the road will now be pushed
forward to speedy completion, and will be ready for the
cars by the tme before this end Of the road IS fin.
ished to Charlottesville.
We further learn than the Northern Indiana and
Southern Michigan Company have abandoned their in.
junction suit, pending in the Supreme Court having
given up all hope of a successful issue. The work is
now free from all mpediments and embarrassments. Its
credit is good and there probability that its future
progress will be mpeded by injunction suits for the
want of funds The great railroad Of Indiana will be
pushed forward to rapid comprehensive .al5any
Ledger.
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rThe Terre Hauto journal saws !:

Expectation, which has been tip toe, y for some
time past to hear the renowned Madame Ablamowicz,
was bighted on Wednesday, by the announcement that
her adyshp would be unable to fill her musical engage.
ment in this place for the present. owing the illness Of
her child which consequently deiers the pleasure
community hoped to enjoy, from her rich musical en-
tertainment Her engagement understand will be
fulfilled future time, of which the public will be
duly informed The performance Of two Star singers
Dempster and the Madame, in the Prairie City, the
week, would surfsit musical appetite, hence
we can bear the postponement"
We pleased to learn that Madame Ablamo wicz's
child (whose illness prevented her singing in this
city and Terre Haute last week. is somewhat better,
and that she will visit Indianapolis and the Prairie
City. Due notice of her Concert in this place will be
given hereafter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
william Williams and AshbeI q. willard,

Candidates for Lieutenant Governor viii address their fellow
citizens follows:
Greenfield HaneOek county Monday June 18th, at IL O'Clock,
New Castle, Henry CO.. Tuesday June Is O'Clock p NJ
Cambridge City, Wayne Tuesday June 18th, al O'Clock,
p u.
centrevie. Wayne co. Wednesday. Jane 18TH at O'Clock
P. NJ
Richmond, Wayne Co.. Wednesday June 10th, o'clock,
Pm
Liberty, Union Thursday June 18th, al l o'clock, p NJ
Bfookvle Franklin Friday, June 18th att O'clock p NJ.
Connsrsvle Fayee Saturday June 10TH at O'clock.
Pm.
Nashville Rush Monday, June 2lst, al O'Clock, P NJ
Shebyve, Shelby Tuesday June ed at o'clock, p NJ
Greens5ugh Decatur Wednesday, June 3d. at o'clock
p IL
Versailles Ripley Thursday. June 24ih, O'clock p NJ
Lsreneeburgh Dearborn Friday June 25th at O'Clock
p ".
Aurora Dearborn CO., Friday June 25h, O'clock P. NJ
Rising sun, Ohio Saturday June 26th at O'clock p NJ
vevay, Switzerland Monday June 18th, at o'clock,
AadisOn Jefferson Tuesday June 29th at O'clock, p VI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ASHBEL P. WILLARD, Of Floyd County
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN P. DUNN, Of Perry County.
ron TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, Of Washington County.
FOR JUDGES or THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM Z. STUART, Of Cass County,
ANDREW DAWSON. Of Decatur County,
SAMUEL E. PERKINS, Of Marion County,
ADDISON L. ROACHE, Of Parke County.
-oa REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE f. CARTER, of Montgomery County
Foa CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County
FoR sUPERIVT EEDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
VIM c. LARRABEE, Of Putnam County.
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.4nsosr Of the Secretary of State TO Mr. Hulsemann
DrpApTNrNr or Starr
WAsHINarnN Mnndar Mar 3

WASHINGTON, Monday, May g. 1852.
SIR:-Your communication to the Secretary of State
OF the 29th nlmo, announcing your intention to leave
the United States, and stating that Mr.. Auguste Bel
mont, the Consul General of Austria New York. will
continue in the discharge of his functions until further
orders, has been received
In reply, have the honor to inform you that Mr.
Belmont is we'll known to the Secretary of State
gentleman OF much respectabty, any communication
which 1t may be proper for him address to the depart
ment in his official character viii be received with
tire respect
avail myself of this occasion offer you sir the
assurance OF my high consideration.
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
James III. Lane.

Elector for the State large will address his fellow
citizens at the following places:
Greenfield, Hancock co., Friday, June 4, O'Clock p NJ
RGshville, Rush CO., Saturday, June 5, 2 P. M.
Franklin, Johnson CO. Tuesday, June 8, 2 p. NJ.
Columbus, Bartholomew Wednesday June 9, 2 p. Nj
Vernon, Jennings co. Thursday June 10, 2 P. M.
Versailles, Ripley Saturday June ~, P. NJ.
Greens5urgh, Decatur CO. Monday June IA, 2 p. NJ.
Rrookville Franklin co. Wednesday June 16 ? P NJ
Lawrenc9Durgh, Dearborn CO. Friday June IS, p. Nj
Rising SUM- Ohio Saturday June 10, p. M.
Tsvay, Switzerland co. Saturday June 26, P. VI
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Democratic Electoral Ticket.

STATE LARGE,
John PETIT, Of Tippecanoe County.
JAMES H. LANE, Of Dearborn County.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
Firs!-BENJ X EDMONSTON, Of Dubois County.
SscoEd-JAMES S. ATHON, Of Clark County.
TRir1-JOHN A. HENDRICKS, Of Jefferson County.
-'os.41h-EBENEZER DUMONT, Of Dearborn Co.
fifi-WILLIAM GROSE, of Henry County.
Sirth-WILLIAM ]. BROWN Of Marion County.
Ssrsnfk-OLIYER P. DAVIS, Of Vermillion County.
Eighth-LORENZO G. DOUGHERTY, of Boone Co.
Niath-NORMAN EDDY, of ST Joseph County
Tsath-REUBEN J. DAWSON, of DeKalb County.
EIsesafh-JAMES F. MCDOWELL. Of Grant County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

An ADVERTISING LAwYER.--C. o. Church. Esq, Of
Chester, H., advertises in the papers of that vicinity
that his ffees will be moderate, advice gratis, and all
cases entrusted" him twill be warranted" The fol-
lowing codcils 10 his advertisements must commend
him to clients:
NJ B. Witnesses will be furnished in severe cases if
required.
p. s. will be proud TO swap work with the older
members Of the bar and BENCH either in assisting
being assisted, in all chronic Of profession.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

PIsToLs FOR Two AND CoFFE FOR ONE.--It is report
ed that the Hon John Barney, late Of Baltimore but
residing at Washington, has challenged lie Compt
De Sartges the French Minister, TO meet him in
tai combat The assigned for the Ex-M. c.,
sending the challenge the Representative of Napoleon
the te is his having lighted cigar in the presence OF
ladies who in company with the Hon. gentleman,
who is great stickler for etiquette that he for
gets his early occupation, which told that
of a cracker baker. He would now, the age Of 81
risk his life in defending the cherished rules Of arsto-
cratic society. This is astonishing country-Penn-
SDIr1DiaD W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
New Post Offices.

The following Post Offices in Indiana, have been re.
gently established by the Post Master General:
springersvilie lafayette CO., A. E. Pentecost, p. NJ
Chicago, Henry CO., VIM. Anderson, P. M.
Boundary, Jay CO., Daniel Hester, p. NJ
Bethany, Parke CO., ]. w. McCampbel, NJ
Reelsvile, Putnam CO.. w. A. L. Reel, p. M.
Saint Wendelrs, POsey CO., VIM. schrider, P. NJ.
The Office Of Maiin, Crawford county has been dis.
continued.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
LEVI A. HARDESTY
ABRAHAM VINES.

I5Ceriain citizens of Tigersville, parish OF Terre
bonne this State, offer reward Of $1,000 for the ap
master there in 1885, and who has absconded swndng
landlady of her board bill and gold pencil, gentle
Of drafts, (which eashed in New Orleans } and
monoy TO the Of 1868 individuals Of two valu
able gold Watches (he initials G. w p on one Of Them
and the post office of quarters postage due the Uni
ted States.-N o. Pic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

CThere are more fair days and clear skies and less
cloudy and rainy weather Key West Florida than Mt
any other locality in the United States Its ascertaned
by yearly observations at Key West that the average
number Of fair days in each month for successive years
is 2 cloudy days g. rainy days g. thus there about
200 fair days each year. while the number Of fair days
on the northern lakes only H. The annual aggre-
gate Of the fall OF ran ascerained by five years OBJ
servation Key West is 81 40 inches.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

Hear how the editor of the Vermont Mercury
talks to borrowing individuals
SCOT paper to spareF
eyes, sir here's one Of our last. Would you like to
subscribe, and take it regularity
81 would, but am too poor"
That man has Just como from the circus fifty cents
lost time from his farm fifty cents; liquor, Judging from
the smell, at least fifty cents-making dollar and
half actually thrown away, and then begging for
paper, alleging that he too poor to pay for it
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

CALIFORNIA HoRsE RAcE.-At Los Angeles on
the 10th Of March, horse came of, distance nine
miles four miles and repeat, level strech, which
was worth looking at If for speed least for the
amount Of the stakes Purse, "a 900 in cash and 200
cattle over three years DID, worth at current prices
$4,000 The sorrel won--time, three lengths anead.
On the 18th another race was 10 be made, the stake
200 COWS, worth $50 900. California sport isn't made
up Of small crcumstances.-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
Lawrenceburgh Railroad.

Oar New York exchanges state that Messrs. De-
Launey Isen and Clark have sold $500 900 of the Rail-
way bonds ofthe Lawreneeburgh and indianapolis Com
pany at average of SO per There bids for
eight nine hundred thousand dollars the lowest being
"a The bonds were awarded as follows
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
NationaI Agricu,tural convention.

The Presidents Of the Boards of Agriculture and
State Agricultural Societies Of the States of Massachu
setts Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, Ohio, ndi.
ana, New Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island have
called National Agricultural Convention, to meet at
Washington the oath OF June next The officers Of
prominent Southern Agricultural Associations join the
movement, sLEU ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

give learn from the Winchester Patriot that the link
Of forty miles, from Munce to Greenville, between the
present termni Of the Indianapolis and Beontane and
the Greenvle and Dayton Railroads, will be immediate
ly supplied with first rate line Of four horss daily
coaches running meet the 1t IS reported that
the gap will be reduced miles by the first of DC.
tober, and closed by the first of December. Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

Contract has been made for 10 Locomotives and 200
cars and the iron for The whole road purchased Nine
hundred tons Of iron expected daily from New Or
leans. One thousand have been shipped from New
York. by Canal and will be here in three four weeks
aud 600 10 be shipped from Pittsburgh in few
days Every exertion is being made to forward the en-
terprise. Hands work laying track lst Divis
ion and contractors for the grade multiplying forces
TO finish their work lay the rail far Shelby
vile BY the lst of November next"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

ITTwo "jabirdsn named Daniel Vanastine and
Alvin Bowen, escaped from the Lafayette prison on
Thursday morning, by Of false keys supposed to
have been furn led by oussiders." A reward Of one
hundred dollars has been offered by the Sheriff of Tppe
canoe county, for their apprehension. g
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

WooL.-The price Of wool has come down little.
lot Of new clip has been sold New York 80
pound The first Of the clip lest year bought AZ
cents The woolen manufacturers have suffered during
the past year from the high price Of the material
and the low price Of goods. t'.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

q I5-Goy JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Indiana, visited the
State Prison Of that State OIL last Sabbath afternoon,
and at the close of discourse by the chaplain delivered
an impressive and pathetic address religion and tenn
peance to the prisoners two hundred and sixteen in
number many Of them were affected tears during the
address. There is Governor Tor you-Psnssylc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

IMPORTANT LEGIsLATIoN.-Among the acts of the
Legislature Of Massachusetts which has just adjourned
may be enumerated the following important measures
The passage Of liquor law, making all sales of spirits
for drink, Illegal and con6scating them contraband
instead of licensing and toleratng their sale under
tain circumstances. An act to authorize the call of
Convention for revising the Constitution if the people
will it, whereby it is intended to give the choice of
judges sheris, and other important offices, directly
the people law authorizing aliens to hold real estate
depressing capacity. Treason, rape and arson are no
longer capital Offences and murder remains the only
crime nominay punishable with death. The Legsla
ture has passed law similar that of Maine, by which
execution is delayed for year after sentence These
are important reforms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
Cholera.

Tho following is from the Louisville Courier Of Friday
Mrs VIM Fellows, Of New York, died in this city
Yesterday after short attack Of cholera This is the
tie first case that have heard Of this that orr
ginated here.
We heard yesterday that there had been death in
Lexington, and two or three deaths at New Albany.
A negro man died Of cholera at Russellvle, Ky, on
Sunday last 49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

Achilles Williams. Wing candidate for Treasurer Of
State perceyinr that inevitable defeat awaits the Wing
ticket next October has declined being defeated The
gentleman who has consented TO be beaten for tha Office
i simon T. Hadley, of Hendricks county. In the Ian
suage of the gentleman from Spencer there is no
hopes" for Whggery in this contest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

ORA letter from Washington to the Baltimore Pat
riot announces the death Of John Howard Payne, late
works, and Of the popular song Of g Home, Sweet
Home" tfset1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

TAKE CARE OF YOUR WATcH.-Wind your watch
nearly possible at the hour every day. Be
careful that your key is in good condition, there is
mnch danger of nuring the machine, when the key is
cracked; there mainsprngs and chains
broken through Jerk in winding than from any other
As all metals contract by cold and expand by
heat, il must be manifest that keep the watch as
nealry as possible temperature, is necessary
piece Of attention. Keep the watch constantly as
possible in postion-that Isl il it hangs by day. let
it hang by night against something soft. The hands Of
a chronometer duplex watch should be set
baekwards-in other watches this is of consequence
The glass should be opened in watches that
and regulate at the back. On regulating a watch,
should il be fast, the regulator tre toward the
slow, and if going slow do the You can not
the regulator too slightly gently at time,
and the only Inconvenience that arise Isl that you
may have TO perform the duty than once.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
Lawrence Township Convention.

The Democrats Of Lawrence township, are requested
10 meet at the usual place of holding elections, the
last Saturday 10 June ? o'clock P. NJ. to appoint
delegates 10 attend the Democratic County Convention,
to be held at indianapolis, the first Saturday in
August 10 nominate a county ticket.
By order Of the committee.
LEVI A. HARDESTY.
ABRAHAM VINES
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

Dispatches received at Washington, the 20th
from Santa Fe via ST. Louis the effect that reyolu
apprehended there, and that Gov. Calhoun who is
convalescing after protracted illness, had avaed him.
self Of such military force he could command in sup
port Of order
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

UDr. LathroP, lately elected President Of the State
University at Bloomington, does not accept The Board
Of Trustees by called session, will ill the vacancy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

C-Mr. TORBET received dispatch yesterday morn
ing announcing that the body of James E. Gobe late
Mr.. rs partner in the Lawrenceburgh Register estab
lishment, had been found in the river Lawrence
burgh and would be inferred yesterday at two o'clock
1t will be remembered that Mr. Goble killed by the
disastrous explosion Of the Redstone few weeks ago.
O-The Journal Of yesterday, in an article headed
fun tomorrow, predct discod and confusion in the
Baltimore Convention which meets to-day. Defrees,
no doubt had reference the Baltimore Convention
which meets on the 10th nst which he will be pres
ent. From present appearances there will be much
''weepng and wailing and gnashing Of teeth" during
the sitting of the latter assemblage The fight between
the Scott men and the Fillmores 'gettng bet
ter FAST" at last accounts.
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The Campaign.

Clubs rolling in for the Weekly Sentinel during
tne Campaign, commencing with this week. and eOntinu
ing until after the Presidential slecton We
sincere thanks to friends in various parts Of the
State for their exertons in behalf large edition
mas been printed tins week so that shall be able TO
E4PPly all Uho may rih to subscribe, hereafter, lci the
back Numbers.
Send on the Clubs at the following rates;
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UThere are nov twelve daily newspapers published
y Cincnnati--eighs English and four German.
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uTo arise esteem we must benefit others; tcprccure
love we must please them.
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Democratic State Ticket.

MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81, iss