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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

1.-THE editor Of the Express, in imitation of his illus
rous contemporary Of the State Journal has already at
this early period OF the campaign commenced his bitter
partisan denuncaon of the nominees of the Democratic
State Convention. We pleased to it. The peo-
pie better evidence of mans capacity, the
purity Of his political course thanthe fact that suoh papers
wage merciess warfare against him. If the minority
party Of the State expect succeed in the ensuing eec
ton by stirring the fires of Partyism, and by waging
against the majority virulent political warfare, then
we are much mistaken. 1t would be wiser stroke OF
policy for such journals the express" ct i'd onne
genus, to desst Just for their benefit. II however
broil and battle the proper elements Of such be
spirits, let them crack their whip and let loose
their dogs of war" they vii kill nobody but themselves
Tara Hdbfe Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
POCKET BOOK STOLEN.

an FRIDAY 18th inst in Painheld. Hendricks county,
u from the subscriber pocket book containing eight dollars in
money and the following notes among others
One given the subscriber by John Lawrence Of Paned
hundred dollars payable the st day Of September
Two gives by John w Smith Of Hendricks for
hundred Of September and for
FIVE hundred and fieen dollars due November 1st 1883
John Parsons for hundred and eighty i've dol
airs due sometime in the fall Of 1883.
Other and accounts the descriptions Of which
member ed, were also contained in The pocket book.
II person having the pocket book In his possession will return
and the contained by mail any
subscriber Panfed Hendricks county
msris-wIw HUGH p SMITH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

INDIANA STATE SENTINEL AND SrATKsMAs-By an
arrangement between the Publishers Of these papers the
Statesman is be discontinued the close Of the pres
volume in September next, and the controversy be-
tween the editors is cease. We glad this
rsngement has been effected, have doubtit will
rebound the benefit of the Democratic party Of Indi-
One Democratic paper the Capital is sufficient
and il should be literally npported.-Jefrsoniaa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

&C For the information OF our wing readers who do
not take the State Journal give the, them, very
there never has been time in Indiana, since 1910,
that the wings felt confident Of success than
The news OF the nominations has reached the various
parts of the State. since the editor had such
couraging from carious exchanges. and every
body is going to vote for the wing ticket Wing editors
always say s0-saTly in the canvassMadison Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

To- The Oasida Chisf, printed at Clinton, Oneida
County, says that a family in that place. the members
of which have been persuaded by the raPpng has been
completely broken up-a mother has left her young chill
report says her bed with Of the masculine spirits
Report further says that this male rspper in order
make for his neighbours wife, has discarded his
own, giving her written discharge which he calls q
bill OF divorce, and that though she still remains in his
family, il is in the character Of servant, and not
riff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
Q. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
February Is, 1853 feb2JW3w BY w. RoRsoy Deputy.

SHERIFF's SALE.-By Writ OF ono fee
bill issued BY the Clerk Of the Johnson County Court
directed aud my hands will expose at pub
lie auction ~ the door of the Court House. county of Mari
in the State Of Indiana between the hours Of clock A. NJ
and o'clock p M Saturday, the 10th day of March, 1854 the
rers and profits for the of years Of the following
scribsd property, to-yit
Be 1g Gi number one ~ in SQUARE number 49 the
And f such and profits will sufssn sum to
satisfy the amount demanded by said
and place offer for sale like manner simple Of said pro-
perry Levied aud taken this property Charles Michael
the suit of Henry Bradley and fee bill
and witnesses named Terms cash.
c. c. CAMPBELL Sheriff Marion Co..
BY w. RossoN. Deputy.
Indianapolis. Feb Is 1854
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

STEAMBOATS, ON WESTERN WATER.-The total num-
Der of steamboats, running the Mississippi and
Ohio rverss estimated to exceed 600 forming aggre.
gate of more than $50 900 TONS and it computed in
document the subject ordered be printed by the
United States Senate that the net value of the trade oil
the Western rivers in 1849, S256, 233 $40. The
value Of vessels employed in this trade stated in the
same paper to be SIS ,66l 500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, March 9, p. NJ.
The Senate not in session.
HoUsE.-Mr. Beale, of Virginia, had leave to make a
personal explanation in reference to the debate yester
day.
A message was received from the President transmit
ting from the Treasury Department statement Of the
accounts Of Prosper NJ. Wetmore.
The Senate bill to sell the lands granted by Congress
TO the Kentucky Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb was
passed. when the House went into committee on the
homestead bill
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

70 Gov. Kossuth in hisfarewe speech at Cincinnati
merely alluded to Mr.. Brownson as ga man who was
found lecture for Russo Austrian despotsm with the
suths cause, against Brownson, was taken up and
publicly and ably advocated in Cincinnati BY Catholic
gentleman and this Kossuth accepted another proof
that it is not just charge Catholicism in general with
being subservent to civil and political despotsm-BOs-
fon Past
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

VUARsHALs sALH-By virtue Of a wr, OF execution tFi
w directed the Clerks ONCE Circuit
Court Of the United saes District Of Indiana will the
9th day April between the hours Of 0ocock A NJ and
O'Clock VI the Court door The If Hancock
and State Of Indiana offer CIR the rents and PROFITS for The
O. seven years BY the year. Of the following real estate o-~t
South quarter Of section township 10, o. Nor h.
Quarter Of Northeast quarter OF section o. township Is "a g
situated Hancock county Indiana: lots Numbered D,
g. 81 and ~ situated in inc Of Philadelphia Hancock
W Indiana. And failure realize incent
the demand WILL 81 the time and place and In the
aforesaid offer fer the simple Of SAID above described real
esiate taken the properly George Wleis
Joseph against Joseph Mshers and said George w
Wlleta
s MEREDITH. U. S. Marshal of Distric, Of Indiana.
mqr1s-wts-pr. fee 1918. BY Gxo. McOuAr, Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From New York.

New York, March g.
The Empire City, from New Orleans, arrived this
morning. She touched Havana the LIST. and brings
$50 900 in money, and 80 passengers; among the lat
ter Col Fremont.
29th, and was to sail on the arrival Of the Georgia.
The Falcon, from New York. arrived at Havana the
day the Empire sailed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

"THE REAL FARMER THE wing papers dub their
candidate for Governor, 'the Real Farmer" We have
known Mr.. MCarty since 1928, and we will bet
skin that he has not sace that tme poughed hall
Of ground He has had some farming done, but
merchant and can learn his wing friends more about
managing chat kind OF business than he about farm.
ing. Mr.. MCarty is fine citizen; but such humbug.
gerry will make him Governor of Indiana -PaoI
EAGLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

THE FLORIDA INDIANs.-We regret to learn some
citizens OF Florida have recently committed unprovoked
hoses on the Indians of that State. II is reported
that company of volunteers raised by order Of Cover
Brown, under tho command Of Mr.. Jernigan took
several prisoners, two Of whom escaped, and two,
child and old woman, still detained 1t is appre
hended that the Indians will retaliate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

CAn act leqalizing Christmas Day. Fourth of July
Thanksgiving Day, and Fast days, either National or
State, and New Years Day, as holydays and making
all business paper falling due and payable the next
previous, was passed by the Legislature of Rhode
Island.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

&HERIrF'S SALE-By Of to me directed
y from the Clerks Office Of the Marion Circuit Court
public sale the 20h day Of March next
The Court House. in Indianapolis Marion county, Indiana
the hours ebed by the and profits
Of the following real estate To- wit
Lots number 0l eleven 1i and twelve (i2 block
number fy in the city VI indianapolis in Marion county,
Indiana.
And failure realize the full Of
and will the and
OF said real estate Taken the property OF Henry Perry
su OF John Bradley surviving partner Of The frm
Bradley.
c. G. CAMPBELL. Sheriff Marion Co.,
February IL, 1881. feb26w3w By w ROBSON Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
p. s. BARBER e. Co.'s
SPRING STOCK FOR 1859,
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,

ManuIacturcd
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRADE,
And Sold al Warehouse.
No. ass Main Street, Louisville, Ky,
WYE prepared furnish Southern and Western
w friends and Merchants generally with the largest and mo-;
elegant stock line offered for sale In America
They have been manufactured by suit the
Southern and Western trade.
The style and finish Of goods have long ranked above nil
other Houses and feel confident that present styles OF Gen.
uemen Dress Hats much beeoms and better adapted
than those be found other House
Our advantages manufacturing such thai enabled
r cash or prompt men uders any Western House. aud Of
prices they bought of the Eastern Manufacturers
We solicit call from all merchants visiting city, assuring them
that they will be well paid by dong
All orders promptly Attended TO- The goods well selected and
well packed.
N7The highest price in cash for FURS and PELTRIES
feb27dl 4wl BARBER co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

SHERHFS SALB-By virtue Of three executions and one
- fee bill directed the Clerks Marion
Circuit will expose to public sale the 10th day Of March
the Court House. the city Of Indianapolis Marion county
diana, within the hours prescribed by profits
seven years of the following real estate to-wi.
The vded bali of half Quarter
section twenty 27 township sixteen 6) morrill, range
four east containing eighty less in Marion
And failure realize the full Judgment interest;
and costs will al the time and place fec simple
OF said real estate Taken the property OF Hugh Cunningham
the suit OF the several named
BILL
c. C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
21x3x Rv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6, p. III.
Last night, small boy, named Geo Claiborne living
JGLl street, below Spring Garden, shot by
pis,o. ne ball passed through the front door and
entsrs tchilds BRAIN 1t died this morning early
hour. The result Of the careless discharge OF pistol
by some unknown.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
Fire and water.Proof Competition Roofing Material

VIE undersigned respectfully beg leave call of
the community this invaluable for Roofs In The
eastern cities has almost entirely superseded kinds
Roofs ard IN TINS city, although but recently Introduced has
every instance given the mos, entire satisfaction
now periec by which the subscribers enabled
all orders for the Roofing Material either country al the
shortest notice, and on the most favorable terms.
They are econom cal in construction they effect
saving OF SIDE and crossw which goes far ards paying
cost and are protection against FIRE presenting
surface to burning bodies falling them Being
they be used conveniently purposes OF
yards The daily OF Roofs which sufficiently
aitess their durability for those purposes Orders respectfully
cfed. LOUDEN & DIFFY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Boston.

Boston, March IL, s P. NJ.
Ia the House resolution introduced announcing
the compromise acts and declaring the fugitive slave
law Unconstitutional and ought speedily to be repealed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Boston.

BosToN, March g.
Last evening an attempt was made to smugge 70
packages Of lace from the steamer America valued at
50 ,O0O- Guilty parties, head waiter The ship was
seized.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March y.
The Steamer Falcon which has arrived from Havana,
brings report that Mrasol had been appointed Captain
General Of Cuba in place Of Concha
The Steamer Sultana has arrived.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From the Louisville and Madison Pupers.l
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March s.
Jas. White, living Maiden Lane, in drunken fit
this morning. set re TO his house. and cut the threats Of
his two children and himself After the FIRE was ex.
tnguished the bodeswere found somewhat eharred His
wife had fed from the house to avoid him. but had no
fear for the children TO whom he had always been kind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Baltimore.
BALr1MoRE March lI.8P.M.

BALTIMORE. March II, P. NJ.
large meeting was held this morning in the Ex-
change in favor of the proposed railroad from the ter
minus of the New York and Cumberland road to Sun
bury convention the subject Is to be held hero on
Saturday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

A CHANCE TO sPEcULATE.-Ths subscriber has forty
Of Iand in Tplon Indiana, situated the
New Castle Railroad
State Town and Steam Saw-mi He will give
% acres Of land ncudg each alternate LOT In the Town 70 be laid
outl TO any person who will lay town and build Sswnl
snss land
maris-wiw JAMES 5. JACK, Upton County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

nISSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.-Notice is hereby
- given thai the partnership existing
ue Wainwright and George f. Wainwright under and
style Of WAINWRIGHT q BROTHER this day dis
soved by mutual consent and the books and
placed the hands Of Samuel Wainwright alone author
lied to settle the SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT.
Indianapolis, Feb Is 1883. g. F. WAINWRIGHT.
B-The undersigned will continue business old stand
where all persons indebted the firm Wainwright Bro
ther will please call md settle.
febl9 SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

INJECTION NoTIcE-Ths voters of Marion county will
~ holding elections Marion
ON the rs Monday April s52 for the purpose Of eeetng
stas sssate an The vacancy Of Nicholas McC resigned
g. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff ,
March $50, ls1 rarl7-d&wts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

u The petition Of sundry persons to the Legslstur
of Massachusetts, praying that the right of "doing mill
tary duty" may be extended to women, has been refer
ad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

~ Prof Park says there is annually preached in the
United States amount which, If Published, wonld
rake l2O 600 .O00 octave pages.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

r7-The jcurneymcn house carpenters Of New York
have resolved demand 81 per day for their services
from the 10th of March the 10Th of November
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

Fuynsnts 10 % f7ods az
q The Stais tchss issued urtl BE- yecseed Of 1o-
CLUBBING
discount Of twenty-five per cent rom the above r.s will L.
- 20 clubs ordering four or cpe Of any
OF ue above works Thus -Four copies Baekood or 81 oe
Review viii re for So four COPIES OF The 6~
Reviews ard Backwood for $50 and so on -
REDUCED POSTAGE
Inc postage ihese Period by The l.. b.ru
ouco on The average about The following aru he
present rates, VIZ:
FOR ELAckwooDs MAGAZINE
uoiance NOT exceedng 800 miles
Over So ana not eedne $40 miles, per quarter
0'si Low ao hot exceeding 25O miles, 81 per quarter
us,alce not exceeding s. % mle per quarter.
over 900 and not exceeding $50 cents er ourrter
over 10 and not exceeding s0u miles Gents per quarter
AZ he rates no objection should be hereiolore "a re-
aud regular delivery. ' -f~~-'' -~-es
Rel and
ed postpaid, to the Pub shers.
LEONARD Sc TT & CO.
~ Fulton Street. New York,
Entrance "a Gold Street.
RI 8. & Co. have recently published aud bsv- now n.
sale The FARMERS GUIDEn by Henry Sepheus OF Ed,n
bng and Prof Morton Of Yale College Haven couo.ese ia
xVo royal ociavo containing SO paee
Price, IN muslin binding, So in paper covers
nn-n. - febf0-ia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 10, p M.
The ship Prentice arrived this morning New York,
with ninetyve Americans ofthe Cuban expedition who
had been SET at liberty by the Queen Of Spain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

rThe total amount of the assessed value Of real
tate in the city and county of Phladephis, subject
taxation, for the year 1852, is sl1s, 1863, l96.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar

PHILADELPHIA, March. Is, P. NJ.
was arrested last night charged with hotel rob-
berries. He proves TO be J. Rand Thompson who, with
two Others escaped from the Frankfort (Ky peniten
tiary In July last.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

l2l to hear r m come in same as last year the demo
pcra.io majority will be IL The Senate stands demo-
Gratis, coaIiG.ol, 2 no choice, and doubtful.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

x The American Colonization Society will send on
the LIST Of May next, ship from Baltimore or Nor
folk with emgrants Liberia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

0 A Paris correspondent of the New York CONNER
cia Advertiser, who attended the grand ball given by
General St. Arnaud, thus describes interview be-
tween an English lady and himself:
In of the evening" iatigued with standing, /
found a seat by lady, who was addressed as Madame
fell into conversation. She expressed great admra
ton Tor the United States but she say that could
not be considered land of liberty.
"And why not Madamel"
II understand that most Of the gentlemen have five
hundred slaves apiece"
''Indeedw
eyes, sir gentleman who has been there told me
sou
SIN what part of the United States was that, Mad
ameF
"In Rio Janeiro" said Madame la Marquse.
Soon after this left for hons in q contsmpative
frame Of mind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

ayeEs>To THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
u~ The members Of the Marion county Democratic COM
mee requested the State Sentinel Counting Room
on Saturday, March aOh 1884, o'clock NJ 10 take into
propriety Of holding Democratic County
candidate for State Senator Ill
sy Of Nicholas McCsry resigned full attendance requested
The following the Of The county Committee
Gears Tas~s<sP-Powel Howia.i, J. NJ Talbot Austin
Brown and John s spann.
Lstsrsnes-A Vines and L. A. Hardesty.
Wayns-Samuel Lake and ThosL Morrow
Pls- - and A. c. Logan.
Psryy-Mouis Rowland aud I. w Hunter
Warsa-Jno. Baker and Jos. Mcconnell
WasIisgtOn-Emsey Wright and O. w. Swift
Dseatw-A. d. Cudd ngton and Jesse Price.
Franlzia-Beni. Morgan aud VIM. Sinner. fnar11
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

Election FIRST Monday in Apl-Anncuncemsa fee sloo,
20 adcapce
Owe requested JOSHUA STEVENS eandi-
oos Of Justice of Peace the
suing township election.
O-Peass ths Of g. ALLEN candidate for
Justice Of the Peace the ensuing April Election.
MANY VOTERS
Uws are requested snnoonas O. H. P. BLr a candidate
for Constable
owe requested to announce the Of PRTKz VIM
CHILLI candidate for Justice Of the Peace the April cleo
zion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
Louis Napoleon.


Louis Napoleon.
There are many Americans who frequently met Louis
Napoleon in English Society, during his exile from
France. And they must have all noticed one marked
feature Of his character which goes far towards ex
planning his recent He then, and is now,
as thorough an enthusiast as any religious devoIee or
social reormer Of the past the present age de has
always believed himself destined by Heaven to revenge
the defeat and the gories of the first NAPOLEON
In conversation during his Punishment he steadily spoke
of himself marked for great deeds, and OF all
the revolutions and troubles of France only the pre-
paraton for his certain advent There was In his man.
nsr, while speaking of these things, nothing affected or
oyerwrought but an apparent sincerity and
OF conviction He seemed TO regard himself as distinct
ly set apart for that special work. and is only awaiting
the time when Providence should open the door for him
to enter upon its performance.
This view Of his character explains the apparent mad
of his repeated attempts the invasion oil France
While exed from its domnions, powerless frendless,
and destitute OF resources, he entered France under
the expectation that her people would instantly rally
around his standard and place him the head OF public
affairs Not thought Of failure seems to have disturb
ed him, nor a moments apprehension that he might lose
his head in the enterprise. And so throughout his I'M
prsonment he preserved the impossible equanim
ty relying upon the ultimate destiny, and oonsd
erng past failures only temporary interruptions oil the
great designs which Providence had IN store Tor him.
This view Of his character certainly explains his past
conduct better than any other And II may also throw
light upon his intentions ard probable career IN the
future During his exile he repeatedly spoke of himself
as destined to retrieve the disaster of Waterloo Not
long after his election President he spoke of that
the great blot upon the French escucheonthe only dis
grace which had never been wiped away. Not long be-
fore his usurpaton he addressed the army, involved
ch him in that great calamity, and bound together
by common necessity for its retreval. THEIRS, not
long ago. published remark made by Louis Napoleon,
conversation with him, that he thought foreign
expedent and essential for France And thousand
minute Incidents known those who have keptt he
Of events combine show that the fanatcism
which raised him to power still stimulates and guides
him in its exercise He sill. believes himself the egiti-
mate successor Of NAPoLEos-the inheritor of his
glory the uIOr OsbHs upon whom devolvos the duty
of revenging his wronghndre establishing the suprema
oy Of his
What this bodies fer the prolonged peace of Europe,
overv one can Judge for himself. With mailman on
the French throne ordinary calculations othe future
essentially deranged.-N Y. Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

ASGoooD REMEDY.-Thsre Is no medicine in the world
We that given such truly astonishing proof Of It's efficacy
as Dr. A. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheun Syrup In curing
huo and restoring health and strength In Of Salt 0heu
this med cine the agreeable and
ssms TINE most sfsctual uanns and fails Of sscng