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was duly sent to the Mayor of said city for his sp
proval, that the raid Mayor retained the same in
his possession until the twentieth day OF December
A. ID 1852, when he returned the came to the said
Board Of Assistant Aide rmen, without his approval
having retained the same until the last day ao we'd
by law within which he might signify his objeo.
tier thereto, and within day Of the time when
such sale was advertised to take plnce.
That by law it is provided, that whsn any such
resolution fhall DO 20 retained, the Board to which
it shall be returned shall enter the objections at
large on their journal and the Same to be pub
lishcd in one more Of the public newspapers Of
the CITY, ard that not less than ten days thereafter
shall elapss before tho said Board can proceed to
reconsider the same. !,
Mayer of the said resolution. until the expiration
Of the whole time permitted to him by Law to retain
the Same, the Common Council will be prevented
from sctirg upon said resolutions until the time
fixed by said Commisso ners for the said sale has
parsed,
This paintif charges that the said resolution was
so retained by the saio Mayor, in order to deprive
the said Common Council Of exercising their Law
full right to restrain said sale, and prevent the sac
ibis plaintiff further believes and charges, that
the ssid commissioners of the sinking fund well
knew of tho action so taken by the Common Coun-
Gill; and that with The intent to defeat such action,
and render tho same Intellectual, they are fastening
forward the sale Of said property, with unusual,
unnecessary, and improvidsnt haste.
wherefore, this plaintiff alleges, that the ac's Of
the said Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund, 10 the
premises are unlawful and invalid, and in violation
Of the rights guaranteed to the owners Of stock
bereinbefore referred to, and in violation Of the
rights Of the inhabitants freeholders and tax.pay
Of the said city. who will be compelled TO make
up the deficiency in the resources aud revenue sp.
pficabls to extingaishing the said public debt,
created, - hereinbeSore moro faly set forth, by
onerous and oppressive taxation, and in violation
Of the rights Of the Common Council Of said CITY,
who are thus Ell. otual!y deprived of the right 70
prevent the said Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
unlawfully, improvidently, and in violation Of the
law: Of the State ard the charter Of the city Of New
Of property, for the preservation and careful usn
sgement Of which the faith of the said Common
Council, and Of the Legilasure Of the State, u
sols N My pledged.
This plaintiff further AYERS and charges, that unles.
the said sale Is restrained and prevented great and
Irreparable injury will DO done to the city and to the
bondholdss and taxpayers Of said city, and to TIL,
plaintiff, and deeds will be executed by the said
Mayor. aldermen, and oommonalty Of the city Of
New York, under the direction OF the said commis-
sionsrs Of the sinking fund, for the said property a.
ready sold, and for sueh ~ may hereafter b. sold
at said intended sale, whereby u VIII b rendered
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

The wings evidently find it will be difficult matter
to defeat Gov. Wright by arguments against his admin
stratlon. He has made good chier magistrate as
Indiana any other State had and has met the
general approval of the people, Wings and Democrats.
In the discharge OF his duties Gov w. has been ever
prompt, energetic, Hnrng and vigilant The interests
OF the State have received his watchlul and
consideration, and effort has been left untred TO
tain the rising credit of State So general has been
the feeling OF approval OF Gov w IS administration that
in one instance at least resolution xas passed by a
whg county convention endorsing the State policy he
has pursued. The Wig papers have not been back
ward on many occasions to express their approval of
Gov. Wnghrs course.
The wing party, seeing that much has been said
by il in favor of Gov. w. finds itself in rather awk-
ward position in opposing his reelection Attacks upon
his administration being Of the question, the wing
papers have turned their attention to prdiSiRg Mr..
McCarty, their candidate for Governor into the Execu-
tive chair They have hardly words enough express
their admiration of their candidate. They first began
to shout most Justify in praise Of the Woodworking sold
Farmer" hoping thus tickle the popular This
cry speedily slenced by Mr. McCarty who declared
that he not a armer-never had been-and by his
rebuke his partzans showed that he is altogether
honest make good candidate for the wings to
make capital out Of. Headed in this respect by Mr.
McCarty, the Wing papers took another far
BILE position. They found that their candidate hai COM
menced life poor-tha he had been hones faithful and
Industrious and had risen to his late station Of State Sem
aor This is all very creditabe for Mr. McCarty but
really argument in his favor drawn from
his past history that does not apply with equal il not
greater force in favor of Gov Wright who started 10
life brick maker and mason-rung the bell and did
other chores pay his way school-and stands now
IN the affections of the people Of Indiana second
We will not detract an iota from the merits of Mr.
McCartyand only ask that his origin and progress
may be compared with that Of our worthy Governor and
we do not fear the result Ii whggery claims great
merit for its candidate the Of early disadyan
tages perseverance and successhow much less appro
baton will whiggery yield to Gov Wight for the same
qualifications! Ii they proof of merit ease
they are IN the other. II being clerk in store is
proof with whiggery Of superabundant merit 10 Mr..
McCarty, how does the fact that Joe Wright rose from
bellringer walnut-huller, Ito pay his expenses
SCHOOL, brick maker and mason, TO seat in Congress-
and thence the first place in the gift OF the people OF
his adopted State affect the mind Of the whg poiticans
The people Of Indiana will probably decide for their
best interests They have tried Gov. Wright in the Ex
eeufve chair and he has not been found wanting-aud
they will give him the reward of faithful servant.
LOgansport Pharos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
Engines, Mill Castings, &C., at Reduced Prices

THNE undersigned have hand and constantly manuiac
Is turing Steam of kinds Wrought
Iron Machinery for Saw Mills FIGURING Mills, Water Mills, Dis
lilerys &c
Also Johnson Wheels Cunning Machines all kinds Of Can
Wheels and Axes Plough Points Mould Boards of various pat
Wagon Iron Kees and Dog Irons
all Of which will sell FOR cash fifteen per below the usual
rates.
We would particular SAW MILL AND
MULEY ENGINES. Our Saw Mill Engine is considered by all
who have tried article and Muley or the --latest
Pae superior every respect to those commonly used and
another consideration that sell from fifty hundred
dollars cheaper than other shop in the State.
MERCHANTS, MILL WRIGHTS and persons engaged N The
Milling business will find greatly their advantage 10 give
Call before purchaseng We confident OF the superiority
okcan and viii sell than any other shop
:. & r. r NEAL
Jefferson Foundry fronting Vine, High and Second
squares back from River Immediately north R. Depot Mad
sol Ind 25-w3m
Courier, La Fayeue; Journal Terre Haue and Jaeksona
Ruhve will copy fer months and send accounts 10 this Office for
adj
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
A GOLD MINE IN EVERY STATE.

HE X FLINCHBAUGHS Paeat Cast Iron Tomb, (Stone, }
22d 1851 offers the opportunity in
world money The undersigned having sold the right
This STATE within last week. will still continue stop awhile
longer this place and sell adjoining States he has several
already The Patent Right for number OF
od told who have bought
the right and manufacturing that they have from two 10 ten
orders per day Tombs
Tie Tomb or Monument Iron Slab, beautifully
meied with the letters and be painted color
guided wished They furnished at such cheap
enable all persons of all classes who would desire
Tomb Monument mark the place where their friends
questioned Persons wishing
thousand dollars for each hundred invested will do well
10 call soon and buy The right OF a State. rs.t
Inquire OF r. MILLER the "Wrghi House., Indianapolis
Agent for the Uulei States and where OF The Tonbs can
be seen apr2-d&yv4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
PEORIA EYE INFrRMARY AND oRTHoPEDIc IN
STITUTI0N

FayHIS establishment is just completed and will be permanent
IL place for the reception OF all patients wishing undergo treat
diseased Ely ES well those derous OF being opera
ted for the removal of all varieties OF DEFORMlTES such
long standing Docaiions Clubooi mmoby Lower Jaw
xc, &c
The building is in abeau and healthy location, in the
border Of the City PEORIA where patients be accommodated
with comfortable boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every instrument and apparatus calculated
the designs OF institution provided and in the OrhO
Iedc Department several entirely original used
which Cuboot of young children frequently obvaes the
siY OF operating by the knife.
The design Of the Eye Department particularly for the
Of those patients who under less rigid than
pursued such institution would be the pari
ie.
For further information, address
f. 3 COOPER, NJ. D.,
Peoria, Illinois,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

fENHE undersigned respectfully beg leave call The attention
The community this invaluable material for Roofs In The
eastern cities has almost entirely superseded all other kinds
Roofs and this city, although hut recently Introduced has
every instance given The satisfaction.
perfected by which the subscribers enabled 10 execute
all oriers the Roofing Material either country, the
shortest notlce, and on the favorable
They economical construction they effect consde able
saving side and which ards paying their
and protection fire. presenting neombustbe
surface burning bodies falling them Being nearly level
they may be used conveniently for all the purposes az
yards The daily OF Roofs which refer sufficiently
licited. LOUDEN g. DUFFY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
CommercialInstitu of Indianapolis
w. Mex. SCOTT, a. NJ, Principal.

TEyHIs INSTITUTION losr permanently eailshed and Is
been recently ue mp with ali elegance
the best Cincinnati College furnishes advantages equal amy
ticn whilst the cost : aIe over one hall Of others
and thorough Mercantile Education, and cOmPrehed four dne
FIRST cIkSS-DotsIk RxrRr Boox KrrprS. This enbra
ces The science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and is appea
ion 70 Whoesae and se'sn business by sole raers aud Partners
Steam Boating. and Foreign shipping and general
the Cash book Bill book Bank took Invoice book Sale book
Grain book, Outward Invoice book Accent ok DC.
THE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws Customs and Usages
VI T r9a4s n S1 20, IoS.neSse , g.,
aon Interest Discount Loss and GAM and Broker.
oS ,be me- ~ snS - IAe"ahse &c Sc
FOURTH cIAss-CoasNERcAL l-Aw-Enibraces the Law
pal and Agent Bis q Exchange Promissionary Noes, &C. Ma
rne, Fire and Le Insurance. Contracts with carriers hiring
nature Guaraniee and sy thos
emedies which lie IN in the hands The Merchant him
ocaTds OF Admission Fun Course occupying from
PARTIAL COURSE, Embracing the Scientific part Of the
Fun Course illustrated dseen Of Books together with
taken any ms leaving optional R .Le P1 aa se
az Cards Of Admission 10 Partial Course sfa So pre-
Ono abundance Pupil in either course w,hou, FIRST OBJ
tanning Gard Of Admission from lae Principal
LECTURES on Banking Political ECONOMY sutec,.
GU, the Course s
Diploma granted only those may pass satisfactory eK
The ss lime for cc%asRe,s sisI win be ,
- Report Of tie Board Of EzaTainsrs Afay 20 1851
the
Examiners he Commercial institute Of Ind
that have attended the examination Of the prese graduating
class OF said Institution. find said
the elementary principles of Double Entry Keeping could
well be expected their and opportunities Of practice con-
sEerd We believe them have received from their present
trucor horo Oh drilling in this all important branch of Comme
cia Edueaon which steadily properly pacced
upon will render them able valuable czes ana
we would recommend that the following named OF the
present class receive Diplomas to-wii:
James b. Weeks John NJ Dorsey Hezeleh
Morris Joseph Haugh John T. Ferguson Dorsey
Nicholas McCay Jr James r. Brown, and TyFa
And IN conclusion would congratulate the citizens Indians
IA now having in their power paOnize home Institution q
Commercial education where much information ms
and at far less Of mind parent
and guardians and believe will ANY ols,
similar Institution in the West. b. T. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS.
WM- SULLIVAN,
c. h. DAVIS.
BENZ. l. LANG
I INDIANAPOLIS. May 20, ISL.
N shall be The OF the Principal furnish ali The grad
of this Institution who may desire immediate enlox
he therefore requests par of the Stss
who may he good him same
stating all particulars aud he Will
fed in every particular
advantageous made with one Of The largest apu
best Boarding houses In the City board lodge Students
from abroad - 90 per week making the expenses osn
Tuition and Stationary about $40 o. the price Tusn alone
IN the CInclnnan Colleges july17-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
GEO. ID. WlNCHELL,
North Vest corner Of Pearl and Walnut Streets,
a n q N N A q II / d

CT N N a i, U,
az ANUF ACTURES and keeps constantly hand large and
WI general assortment o. Japanned Ornamental Bonzed and
Pressed which Offers sell 60 Country Merchants
and Tin Dealers. Pcars a others NJ such prices as Will
Yield handsome profit buyer. Every article he offers for
his shop, and under his personal superend
from the material And in this particular he claims TO
have in his Offer inducements far superior 10 any other
dealer in the West
Having recently made large additions 10 hs manufacturing de-
parmei The way machinery and greater number OF
workmen he hopes be able supply The increasing demand
Dealers who have making their purchases in
The cities viii find that They do equally well here III
point of price and quality and addition 10 this they always
buy what and FL their stocks they
may desire, without waag weeks
months for a supply from the East
mar IRWIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
NEW R00S STORE

NX1E friends, Booksellers, Country Me'
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen, and book buye
generally that have opened in indianapolis Marion county, In
diana Book Store We prepared any supply
the Trade in small quantities. with and fresh
stock of Books and Stationery We keep always hand large
and complete of Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
Ica School, and Classical Books together with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would be of Country Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books give a call
AL orders thankfully received and those who send that
will be filed Particular paid orders by
mail otherwise quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
may23lwff No morris Buildings under Odd Fellows Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

-55,1s7s=zs=ss3 RIFLES AND SHOT GUNS REvOLv-
Ne{SAet@=-ss Err AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF PIS-
k4[XO TOLS.-SASUEL BECK would respect
a fully inform his old friends and the public gen.
~ crafty that he has az ain taken charge OF his
Gun WI devote his attention the
nfactnre Of Guns His shop Washington street, half square
OF the Court House the Big Gun, where he will
be happy accommodate all who wish good Rifles Sho:
Guns any other article in the Gun line All work warranted
charge He has constantly hand the best Rife Powder,
caps and Lead.
His loss by ERE OF his Hat Store makes necessary call all
who themselves indebted TO him BY book account
call immediately and he compelled To have
Come and
r-Orders from distance promptly attended TO- febi3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

VETHo WANTS GOOD wAToH-Can and get your
w self Of those beautiful Silver Duplex Anchor Lever
Lepe Watches the following rrces Duplex 100 full
Jeweed Levers at s450 to $500 Lepne S1 90 These
Watches fine quality al warranted the best of
don't buy any priced things that only
sell and keep time We keep but the best quality
Try them and il they fail perform the satisfaction Of pur-
chaser, return them ard get your money
w. II. TALBOTTS
p. = Recolec these Watches mpok1ed expressly for
This House by [mar30d& wi = w II. T. =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
III IGHTNING. LIGHTNING,l LIGHTNING,i,-

IGHTNING. LIGHTNING.! LIGHTNING 1.-THE sub
scribe having thousand of James Sprats
Cincinnati lightning Rods in this vicinity m prepared with
quahiy OF direct from good
hands quantity and the moderate
price 10 per foot he viii sell Rods
and lei the purchaser them himself Always hand the
sign OF the Big Pad Lock and Cook-Stove, by
HENRY s. KELLOGG. .
Refsrsne:csp VOORHEES, w csdy, Yandes, J. l. Keich-
and J. d. Deses Esqs and the Trustees Of the Deaf AMI
Dumb ASYLUM, Judge Perkins, Mesrs r. Undeh j. w. Hol
land, Dr. Bullard and ID. Craighead aug2s-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

The SrEUBENvILLE AND INDIANA RoAD.-James
Means, efficient and able man, has accepted the
Presidency of the Steubenvlle and Indiana Railway
Company made vacant by the lamened death of Daniel
Kgore. Mr. Means is in New York, and is about to
conclude a for all the rails needed be paid
for in the Bonds held by the Company at fair rates.
Gin Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
indianapolis Wholesale Chair Factory.

VNE take This method Of informing the people general tina,
w manufacturing all kinds OF Chairs lower prices
than known this country Our facilities embracing
the best steam and approved machinery good
the West and owing the great which
uactue enabled 10 sell cheaper than possibly could
under other circumstances The facilities for also
such that supply adjacent towns
prices which will ensure a good profit. r.
We also prepared TO supply Halls of Order with neat
and substantial article OF Seees Cincinnati prices We would
refer those wishing buy TO William She Agent for Masose
Hail. and v Busch Agent for Washington Hail. in this city
We would call particular attention Office and Hotel Chairs
which cannot be beat where in the West either in
workmanship.
N. BIIotels furnished wholesale prices Sales Room
Washington three doors Of Masonic Hail. indianapolis
Indiana. marl1w3m FIELD d DAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

o-'' Mr. Jenkins. did you act in public capa.
city,"
!" Yes, sir, was once member Of a mob, and was
Afterwards"
Never mind what you were afterwards, that's quite
enough the Court sends you mp for six months"
Jenkins was petri6ed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

LIT. W. Sale, Esq, Wing, Of Newport, was. on
Monday last, elected Representative from Vermillon
county TO fill the vacancy occasioned BY the death OF H.
Hosietter Z TerTe Haute Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

REFERENCES:
Hon r. A Hannesan, Indiana;
Hon Wilson Shannon Elk Gov. of Ohio
Hon. VIM. p Bryant. Ex-Chief Justice Of Oregon;
Hon Isaac p. Walker, u s. Senate;
Hon John Moore, Springfield, Illinois,
EIon Wm- McNurty, Lieut. Gov of Illinois;
Hon 5. II Treat, Springfield, Illinois;
For further information address f. S COOPER,
iau01-1 " Peoria
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.

gHyHE would respectfully inform dealers his
n business, that he selling CANDY, of his manufacture
twelve and half pound with discount OF 10
for which will be strictly adhered Dealers in
The article will find their advantage send their orders
manufacturer. Now your chance-send in your orders
ALFRED BORlE. Lnnisyile. Ky.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22

rUvoBAcco25b boxes Virgins Missouri Tobacco desra-
\ bic brands s. and S. Light received and for sale BY
JOHN w. HOLLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
NC HOI.s 81 JON NSTON,


- HAVE located permanently in the city of Indiana
polls. Office Washington street, doors Of
II fYSS Meridian, opposite Odd Fellows Hall aud Mr..
llJ Fairbanks Store through which is an entrance il
preferred. Opeyafiens WaryGHfed oct3O-lydcw
go NILES EXCHANGE TO RENT-This large COM
mOdous Hotel il offered upon reasonable TERMS for
years The building new, in perfect order and has
snabl- travelling pub
lie, well as boarding. private families Connected with the
misses large stable and ground considerable portion
The furniture be had with the building, also and
splendid Omnibus. Apply 10
RICHARD p BARKER,
rnar22tGyy- Niles. Michigan
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
THE WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM SAFES
Depot, Green Block, Water Street,
(BETNEEN MAIDEN LANE AND WALL STREET.
NEW YORK.

Depot, Green Block, Water Street,
(BETWEEN MAIDEN LANE AND WALL STREET.
NEW YORK.
THyHE subscriber placed his Fire and Proof Iron safe III
competition whole world the Exhibition IN
London for which an impartial jury awarded medal
The American Fair held last fall at Castle Garden also awarded
him gold medal for the best Safe and he has never
failed obtain the highest when hs has De put
competition with others for thai Certificates have been
received from the following wek known mercantile houses VINO
had their books and preserved IN these pe
within thirty with oiers
be slore Messrs. Stwe Monross, and MI j.
Watkins the Fulton FIRE; Messrs Fisher Robinson
and Messrs John lockwood Co.. the great ire corner OF
Liberty and Nassau Streets and Aesrs Proud Bow1na m
Jersey City.
the proprietor of HALLS PATENT LOCK, which OBJ
medal of Adams & Co, Boston) at The
Worlds Exhibition and considered the best Lock for the price
invented being proof against powder and the Key Is no as
er than cent, and can be made changeabe
purchasers close and careful investigation before
purchasing and decide for themselves who makes ihe best FIRE.
Burglar, and Damp-Proof Safes combined -.
StLAS c. HERRING.
Nos IS5, 1877, and l39, Water Street Nsr York.
AGENTS.
John Farrell 81 Walnut Street, philadelphia.
7. c L. Harmon, Chicago, III.
Henry Williams Milwaukee, Wis.
Fry & McCandish Richmond, Va.
Richard M. Hail Detroit Mich.
T.. Il lott ROche NY m.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
Indiana nstitutlon for I he
nRAR AND nTIME

Ton The National Road u nile east o. IadiaEapois)
ETIsHTORS admitted Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, bclween the hours 81 and o'clock
p NJ Saturday from 10 II O'Clock A. A. During these
hours person will be readiness conduct citizens
The and The school and hrough those
buildings open tbs public Tie object the asianOn be
ing the benefit AIues will allow the adms-
sion of Visitors ans other time. oct3-d&wlf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE
We, the undergned having the Compos-aa Roofing
leria of Louden Duffy, very chee-y recommend
eying possess all the advantages sarFbed 10 Fire ana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
Mhig Tactics.

indianapolis, April u. 1852.