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OF FARLoR sTovHs AND

UST RECEIVED, per steamers Sam Gloon and Fawn,
large and handsome assortment OF Parlor Stoves for
wood and coal also a few fine Mantle (ornamented)
Parlor Crates of the latest styles The above goo,s
were bought at the old prices and before the rise in all
kinds OF castings Call and examine the best and eheap
est lot OF stoves in the market.
On hand few ofCunlmiEg patent self heating Irons,
the best article made We are agents for this county,
and will keep supply hereafter.
nGFIe f. p SCHWISG & co.
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wooLSEY g. NELSON.
HARTFORD FIRE INsUaAMcE CO.

lscoRPoRATRD lelJ-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
.qath0ri-ed CaDL $3.50 Capt. $50 GEO.
rEHIS long ests Oished and well known Institution
L has tr nsacted most extensive insurance business
for forty years. throughout the United States
ard the British North American provinces. Il has aimed
To secure public nfdenee by honorable and faithful
iugmen of its contracts; and the owners of prOpsrty
assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will he literally adjusted and promptly paid. Puddle
Bulding>, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. Stores, Merchandise. Household Furnitur :,
Vessels the stocks while in port Gc &C., will be
nscreJ at rates low the riskt~il admit. The So,
lowing Gentlemen constitute the
BOARD CT DIRECTORS.
ii. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBEIT Day, CALVIN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, jon ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JoHN r. BRACE.
HENRY KESEY, CHARLES J. Rcss.
Charles TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRISTOPHER c. LYMAN Assistant Scc'S.
III PApplications for insurance may be made TO
ISAAC \. CRANE, Agent,
deco tyauSville Ind
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INDIANA, KEW UCKY & ILLINOIS
ROCK @TORf,

IUST received full supply OF Blank Books Ledgers,
- Journals, &c, for single and doube entry Blank
Memorandum books, cxe.
Also fun supplies ofPapers cap and letter, ruled and
unruled-
Also, a new stocks of Miscellaneous Books, school
and toy books music books, &c.
Also an assortment of Catholic books; Douny Bibles,
Ursuline Manuals &c.
And "A rarry of Episcopal Prayer books and rich gilt
and clasp Bibles, various sizes aud bindings.
Aud general assortment Of every Thing in the book
and stationary line. all OF which will ba sold the low
est rates at wholesale retail purchasers.
noy3Oo RATHBONE & WHEELER,
No. 7. Fosters Elnek
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Tho above letter shows lhat in hot fire, RIcH's
SALAMAEDERs the OF ~ safes 10 be depended upon
In the Pearl street fire. elsreR Safes, Of different mkers
were totally destroyed, RIcR's SAFE bidding def
anee to the aeS preserving notes, boBds and moriga
ges, TO the value Of SlC1.0- The Chillicohe Gre
lcase-EvERY SAFE RICHsis destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove ueolesbiy that WilderS
Patent SaaManders. W th RtH's IaFRovLaENI. the
best Safes made la the United States, In the whole
world. They be had at the DEFoT. li6 WATER ST..
and at the FAoToEy corner OF ST. Marks PLACE and
AIBEUEA, New YORK. STEA Rms q MARVIN.
.9iso Il tbs following Agencies.
ISAAC BklDE, Eow Orleans, IL.
,I ". HATCH. Charleston, =. G..
THOMPSON ~ ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nj.
HoLYo1kES, LoNNtN n CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY X MORLEY, Toledo. o.
AlLIS az IiONES. Eyansvill Ia,
=. SHEPARD d CO., Buffalo. y. Y.
WALTER *. MARVIN, iockpOrt, n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CiMPFIELD. Savannah, Ga.
HALL &, MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE'HoSStf x BROWN. Wilmington, y. G.
WV. ASDALL. ST Paul. NJ T.
MORLEY 0c RAYNOLD>. Cleveland, o.
XAVIER, BOYD 8 Znesviile, o.
lIY. SUGGETT, Rochester. y. Y.
las. HUTTON, u OItFcal, Canada.
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TEWELRY & N0TloNS--Ear.rings. Finger. rings
- Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains, Keys, God and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses. Fame. Soaps
Accordans Nolins Pictures and various other
for sale by
aug23ly WO0LSEY 81 NELSON.
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SAE2sS.

TUST reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
81 Pateat Safes which will sell III New York manu-
factory prices, with addition OF freight only
ALLIS " HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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HATE AND CAPS
Fri.NrSfEING GaOnS

rECASES Angola, koSsuth. California and Brne
- Vista Hats; Cloth, Monair, and silk Plush Caps.
sep d. MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
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VALUABLE EEAL EST ATE AT PR
WAITE SAB

DEING fifty by sevonty-ave feet, divided into two
I'D equal parts or north east oflot S. old pan
fronting Vine street, between First and Second also
twenty FIVE by hundred feet of northwest corner of
said Lot, fronting First between Vine and Division
streets. The above is the property Of l. D. o. f. Morn.
ing Star Lodge Ne .. To those wishing central loea
ton for business better opportunity cannot be Offered
Title lndspuabe and terms Of purchase made easy
For further particulars apply TO
CRAWFORD BELL,
nov1j CHI. Committee Sale.
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FTRgITTRE.

- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure us Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges Bedsteads and Mat
trcsscs Also large and general assortment of Wood,
Cane and Hair sea, Chairs, for sale low by
aug23-l yd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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500 Packages OE Goods.
The Largest Stock OF Dry Goods

Indiana,
WE have now on hand just received and the way
w the largest, cheapest. and most desirable stock
OF staple and fancy Dry Goods offered i'm Indiana.
very large amount Of which tr2cied for
rOre the ad nce IN goods.
Odr arrangements with manufactures and Importers,
and cur having OF the frm alwaNs in the market
enables as TO sell goods greay below other houses.
We are determined 10 sell goods small prna,s aud
solicit all who visa To buy cheap. call examine
our extensive stock before buying, elsewarc.
augI9 J. II. MAGHEE d GO.
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PREPARE FOR TEE HoLLIOeYsl

rNHE STORE Of the undo rs,sned is now fully sup
Il piled with full assortment fresh Toys directly
from the East. Her large assortment hand compr
the finest collection OF Fancy Toys before offered
this community. These Toy will scld at forrest
prices and fom their beauty and novelty solicit
nation.
AGSO-Candies and CONTEMPORARIES at Wholesale and
retail Parties be supplied with al kinds of COnfce
tionaries. Cakes, Nuts, FRUITS &c., &c Shi 'Olies
the attention families and dealers examination
Ut her OF Toys,
LOUISA KOLLENBERG,
decc I'm Main 81 between First and Second.
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u. wOoLsEY. e r. NELSON
AUCT ION.
u. wOoLsEY.
n. NELSON.
WOCLSEY n NECScN.

"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctonecrs
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks. Looking
Glasses. Pieur, Frames Notions &c. Partieuiars
ton given to the sale all descriptions of Goods. ReCu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made Colsignments.
aug % 1y WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON BoCK
STORE

I UST received. In addition To former stock. a
ID complete assortment of all the school Books ia
throughout tie West; which Will furnish to teach
aBd dealers at The lowest prices. also "a large variety
i Miscellaneous WORKS. New Novels, Blank BOOKS Of
I'LL sizes, Memorandum aud Pass BooSs, Letter and Cap
Papers. plain and fancy NDtj Paper and Envelopes,
black blue aud red Ina. Steel pens Quils Penholdcrs
&c. &C. together with all other Articles belonging the
trade. Z. CONVICTION IL co.
Corn. Main Az 4 First SIS.
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II =
GREAT ERE u, CHILLICOTEE,
g. - X K - G. DC.
One-fLlird OF The 'EOtvn EsurDtf Ashes
CmLLlcornr, o., April 18Th, 1859.

CHLLIooTnE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Mes-rs STEARNs * MARvls--
Gentlemen: Yorrs OF The 5tl is ct hand. In reply,
every safe in The lire. EXCEPT YOURS has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safe-IT WAS PERFECTLY DsiRoY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAGASDER BOUGHT FROM VOC
NOTHING WAS INJURED. luGr obcdieut seryt.
WA. Il. CLEMONS.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL.
Pa INNING

WI w. TlLESTONis reSdy 20 receive and promptly
Nv attend 10 orders in his line Of business his sho,
on Locust street. haf SCARE below the Sherw God House,
corner of alley He is prepared execute in the best
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in Tits varieties Iml.
tons Of Wood, Marble, &c.. and Ornamental Painting
generally. He also socits orders FOR House Painting and
will always b. ready attend orders left upon his slate
al the shop door. IoYl2. D. II
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ADAMS & CO. 'sBAsrERY, WESTERN
As 80 49,
AM, FOREiCN EXPIRE

NHE public are respectfully informed that we are now
prepared to give increased facility and dispatch for
sporting and from the East merchandise, pseka
gcs parcels bank notes. and SPECIE and can assure ali
who psronise Us quick dispatch throughout the year.
having railroad communication from Cincinnati to the
East Each express is in charge Of trusty messengers
ables.
We collect ills. notes. drafts, fill orders for goods
pay bills in places where We have Offices.
Expresses for II, Louis, Madison, Indianapolis, Cn'
cDna.i Cleveland, Psburg, and ali parts OF the East
leave daily at lUs a. N.
For Lexir gton and FrankfOr at > p. VI.
For California by each mail from New York
ADAMS IL CO.
"A. JONES, Agent,
novl3 80 diff Office 5j6 Nj ain ST., Louisville
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pr,aCKSMIru WANTED

4 BLACksGifH Of good character for steadiness
a and capable OF doing taif country work. can GGd
permanent situations the undersigned, and good
sages gu&rant d. Appiy'mmeliately IN person by
lettsr 10 THOMAS p. GUNNELL.
deG4.f Newbursh. Indiana.
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To REAL BUYERS.
3. HAER-LL, CAIRO, ILJINOIS,

~. q. EA NR-IL, CAIROI ID u OIS,
A. authority TO self TWENTY ACRES or LAND
Ill living within the city limits al Cairo The Land is
tustrd two miles liHc west from the junction OF
The and thirty rods from he Illinois Central Kali
s,ad. contract inr building levee around the aid
exists and rs its fdlidment e>ts with famost
aGsilcss ability, no fear of f-Ire la this behalf be
reasonably entertained. fhaIf tae expectations
ncd bs hnUSsn l. OF people concerning Cair,,
nzed, NiIn years ihs land will be directly ia the
Ceutrc ct tie city
VI FIfilr irO,d the Government. Terms easy.
- ~. Illinois. My. % ~. Ldce2ifl
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novl3 80 diff
MUTUAL, INSURANCE COMPANY.

NIEMB :RS of the Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance
WI Company notified that the assessments for 1852
are now due and in my hands for collection. Tn in
terested requested call without delay and pay the
same. noy2I DIV G.. w. RATEBON Agent.
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NAMES HARLAN, JR,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor At Law.

ErGRsciiie. Indiana,
M ILL practice in all the Courts held in Vanderburg
w Warrick, Spencer Perry. Gibson and Posey coun-
tiysn the Supreme and Federal Courts at nGianapoli.
and attic all other business entrusted 10 him as
torney. &c. and General 4 gent.
Office with James T Walker Esq, Third street nearly
opposite the Court buil1iIg. novl3 6m.
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JOHN &. MATTHEW'S.
WIN EG A Il "a C,EOR 4.

Sycamore ST., bet,ceea' Water and FIRST streets.
TIME subscriber has established Vinegar Factory at
i Messrs. Z:hn & Witmau's Liquor Store, 1t the
above location where families and dealers may obtain
the best quality Of Vinegar at less than Cincnn.t prices
His Vine will be equal TO le best manufactured IN
the Wet lie invites the attention of the public 20 his
manufaotofy. ldee3-Gml J. &. MATTHEW'S
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MANILA AND lN1E ROPE:
VI 90 coils of assorted sizes, Just reed from Boston
and for sale remarkably cheap.
octIs PRESTON BROTHERS
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TElE ps.&EE FOR
Cheap s.ali Paper Ekangings,

J0HTT G. D I'VE UE JR.,
Main street tsttceen burst and Second ErGRsU rifle ia
VyTHERE al. kinds of Wall Paper from TIN Cents
w to three dollars piece. may be found, with
large assortment Of the latest STYLES and patterns selro
FROM embracing Yarlors, sitting chamber. Dining room
and Hall pfpcis. Those wishing purchase would ia
well 10 call and examine, am selling ut very low
rates.
LA:iPSi LAMPS y
The subscriber Keeps constant hand assortment q
Lsps of all sizes descr ons and prices, the Evans
noy6 JOHN c. DEvERrUy Jr.
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EraasriiLe. oct. IS. 1851.
Regular Packet.

nRAF-5 - re undersigned will collect drafts
England. and Germany through their friends
New York. MORGAN klein d PRESTON
j.
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HIGH GTRr-TJcT5

HIGH STREET Lots
TOR SALE.- The undersigned h. on hands with in
L structions to sell low. some Of thc-lnost handsome
Lots High street. and other parts The ciyy OF La
masco. JNO. CHANDLER.
noyl3 Real Estate Agent.
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CORC {3u Is L. OH so.
IhiS to ccrtit Ia ar iuquesI held be ore
i the Ssh daS OF November I-52, 1T BrownSus
MI ia Nanderburch co.'s md, Scott towns ~ on er
bny 'tAcrs found. whN l. cOald b. d6scr.hAL- -
lhcit vas fssnd hafworn silk hat. SNUFF colortc
Bil, poke KATE pair nf eyegitssus ard y
yehts"'A.ivcr. ldec4 .wi JSO. TElDLE, CIV. {.
NEW MOLASSES.-a5 bbis OF very fine quality lust
~ reed aad Tor sale 10y > 4. GILBERT % 60.
decl3 Syc. ne,r Water.
EIsI recI from Wabash iCU DJls Otter Greek Flour.
~ LEWiS ~ GRAY.
decl3 Front street.
I, TT ARRIVAL.
- lXS Fresh Garden Seeds s.ls at wholesale,
L - ior whch will take kags feathers white beaBs,
Jees~aX. veniscrn, chickens, &c, in exchange.
deed 3iu EIOM - uEAnEN.
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5OOs p doz - of for eash....... -. sac
600s . doz do 90 do ....... as
7cOs = eoz do do do ............ 6a7
The lower prices above generally. where two prices
are mentioned. forfu packages, and the higher oi
small Wholesale.
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DIFLE GuNPoWDER-32O packages best quality in
IL who'll. half aud quarter kegs, and In one pound
Cansters from the Factories OF the American Chrys al
Powder Company Enfield Powder Co.. and LGiins and
Smith. For saleUsry lon by
s. +. GILBERT 4 CO.,
oct2o sycamore Water,
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE PRICES sURRENT.
Ir IN aud Nails.
l.athcs.

Oak Country 81. ] 80
Popular saw'd3f. I so al
do do AT. 2 90 az
Pine do 81. ] IS
Lead and Shot.
Drop Shot bag. 80 al GO
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n4s '''' 0'''Ai f e.H ' Brow lSS wv 0'
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UAStCJOEION.
THE Copartne shp heretofore existing under the style
4 f James LOW IL co. this day dissolved by nut
GAL Either part, is authorized TO the
in the firm in liquidation. The books OF the concern
VIII remain in the house in which they have doing
business.
JAMES LOW
JOSEPH 7. ToIPKIrS.
Louisville. Ky. Oct is, 1852. oci293w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
Latte and Important from Wa,hington.

The Washington Republic, the Court Journal, has
the following which will be highly interesting to the
Wing friends of Mr. Fillmore in Indiana:
sTHE LEvEE.-The fashionable world were agreea
bly, delighted at the reception on Friday evening by The
of salnatons between the two lions OF the
day-he President Of the United States Mr.. Fillmore,
and the President of Fashion, George p. Fox. 1888
Broadway, New York, who is at present soourning at
Wiarss for the purpose Of modelling the outer form of
fashion in the latest improved styles. The two Presi
dents atred in the same costume VIZ: blue coats,
fancy vest and black cashmere pantaoons Both coats
were adorned with California gold buttons. OF Fox's
own importation, which were very greatly admired.
Fox's style has made quite impression upon our lash
ionables."
The two Lions on this occasion seem to have been
the President Of the United States, and Mr. Fox, his
New York tailor The President has got new blue
coat with California gold buttons, and has Mr.. Fox
the Taller. What coincidence. Blue and gold IS
now the Court fashion. Wing Tailors go to work.
Where is Scott and Wrbsie's
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EVENING SESSION.
Z o'clock. p. ".


Convention met
William Carver Of Hamilton offered the following
resolution, which adopted
Resoiued That should any vacsncy occur IN the tick
nominated 10y this Convention, by death or Otherwise,
that vacancy shall be filed by the State central COM
miti,e.
On motion Of s. S. Mickle of Adams, the candidates
nominated for Electors, called upon 10 say wheih
they accepted said nominations. MessTs. j. H. Lane,
DR. Eli Lewis Of Warrick, contingent elecioT) j. S.
AthoR, J. A. Hendricks and Vim. Grose came forward
and accepted the nomination.
The committee nominations made the following
report, which unanimously concnrred IN.
Mr.. PREsIDENT:-Thc committee consisting Of orc
from each county, who were appointed TO present 10 the
Convention the names OF suitable persons candidates
for the several State Offices have performed The duty
signed them, and submit the following report. in which
the concurrence Of the Convention is most respectfully
asked.
For It. Governor-A p. Willard OF FLOYD
For Secretary of Siate-Nehemiah Hayden Of Rush.
For Auditor Of State-John p. Dunn Of Perry.
For Treasurer of State-Elijah Newland Of Wash
ington.
For Supreme Judges,
LIST Disirict-William T. Stuart al Cas-.
Pad Dsirict-Andrew Davidson Of Decatur.
Ord District-Samuel f. Perkins Of Marion.
4th Disirict-Addison l.. Roarhe Of Parke.
For Reporter of the Supreme Couri-Horace E. Car
ter of Mont gomery.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court-William T. Beach,
of Boone.
For Superintendent Of Public lnstruction-W. c.
Larrabee. OF Putnam.
p. NJ. PARKS.
Chairman of the Com.
SAMUEL II. BUsKRK,
GEORGE w DEPAw,
SANL. S. GROVE, Secretaries.
+. X. BAscoM,
w F. Sherrod, OF Orange. offered the following reso
luton, which adopted:
Resolred That il is the wish and expectation Of the
Democracy of Indiana that the Electors OF the Stale
large visit and address the people OF county IN
the State. and that the District Electors visit and adj
dress the people of county in their respective Dis
tricts between this and the election.
James Hughes, Of Monrceg moved that the thanks oil
The Convention he rendered the officers Of the Con-
vention for the efficient discharge OF their duties.
Adopted.
The Convention then addressed by several gen.
emen when the melancholy intelligence reached the
Hall that the Hon Ethan Allen Brown, Of the Vice
Presidents had suddenly died his lodgings at the Cap
ital House when George W Lane Esq, offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
RESOLVED That this Convention regret to learn that
Hon. Ethan Allen Brown Of Ohio comfy who so lately
un ed his voice with in councils has just de-
parted this life and Of respect for his valuable pub
lie services and many rites, this Convention do now
adjourn.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
THOMAS L. SMITH, President
GAMALIEL TAYLOR,
WILLIAM RoeKHrLr. Vice Presidents,
Z. TANNEHILL,
James p Elder Elder, s.ore,,r;e.
A. III. Bropn,
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SENATE
MoNDAY, Feb. %, 1852.
Senate met.

MONDAY, Feb. %, 1882
Petitions Presented
By Mr.. Mllken, of citizens OF ST. Joseph county 10
relation 70 temperance. Laid on the table
Reports from Committees.
By Ma. Athon, from the committee on the State Pri
son, returning the ball OF the House for the relief Of Sam
usi H. Patterson lessee of the State Prison. recommend
ing its passage.
Ar. Ferry moved to indefinitely postpone the bill.
Messrs. AthOn, Dunn, and Hanna opposed tho mo-
tion.
The Senate refused 10 postpone-ayes Messrs Berry
Emerson, Logan. and Milliken-noes 81.
The bill was then recOmmiiled 10 the committee IN
the State Prison, with instructions report evidence
s relation TO the subject, and to inquire into the expe
dieHcy Of resembling the contract with Mr. Patterson and
again leasing the Prison.
By Mr.. Berry, from the committee on federal reIa
lions returning the bill asking for donation Of land to
AID IN the construction Of railroad from Lafayette
Peoria, Illinois, and thence Burlington Iowa amend
ed according to instructions. Amendments concurfcd
IN, aud joint resolution ordered TO a third reading
By ar. Berry, from same committee. returning Joint
resolution IN relation 10 colonization and the slave trade
Ordered 70 be engrossed.
The President laid before the Senate communication
from the Secretary II State announcing the resignation
Of Hon. Jehu T. Elliott, Jadge Of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit
Mr.. Winstau5 lev moved to refer the communication
70 the judiciary committee. He said there was doubt
whether this vacancy should under the provisions Of the
Constitution be filled By appointment by the Cover
nor, By election by the General Assembly, and he
wished to have the matter investigated.
The TIght Of the Governor to appoint contended
for by Mr. Reid, and the duty OF the Legislature 10
elect by Messrs Emerson, Dougherty. and Secrest.
The communication vas referred to the Judiciary
ntfee-ayes "a, noes IS.
By Mr.. Dawson, from a select committee returning
the bill provide for holding Courts 10 the 12th Judicial
Circuit with amendments Amendments ooncurred In
By Bfr Reid, from the judiciary committee. returning
bill concerning attachment bonds recommending its pas
sage.
Mr. Slack moved 10 indefinitely postpone the Bill.
Caried--ayes "a, 16
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~ Jenny Lind has converted Mynhecr Otto Gold
schmidt Mynheef Otto Lind, from the Jewish faith
into Protestant husband and the latter Mynheer Otto
Goldschmidt, Mvnheer Otto Lind, has converted
the late Swedish Nightingale into loving Dutch wife
We hope the conversion may he ashappy IL is mutual,
and that both may live long enjoy the consequences Of
their conversion and naturalization Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

u 81 should think these omnibus wheels wonld be
fatgued after running alldsy observed John. 'Well,
YES" replied Tommy. taking squint at them, they
10 appear to be tired