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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, April %.
The steamers Chickasaw and Clifton came in COLI
sion French Island. The bells OF both boats
tapped and in the collision took place
The Ckickasaw's bow commenced sinking. Several
passengers and officers eaped board the Clifton. In
a the cabins of the Chickasaw parted from the
hall and foated off, locomotive for Memphis was on
board which served to drag her down Instantly. Be-
tween fifteen and twenty persons said TO be lost.
The fremen and deck hands unable to reach the
upper deck, rapidly did the boat fill. The loss of life
may safely be set down at from fifteen to twenty More
might have been saved but the Clifton reported
be sinking and Immediately to shore. With diff
heulty she was prevented from sinking by landing
large portion of her cargo The captain and first and
second clerks of the Chickasaw, with all the officers but
the carpenter saved. The boat owned by the
captain, first clerk, and Dean & Wayne Cincinnati
She was principally loaded with heavy gas-pipe. No
blame is attached the officers of either boat The
Clifton struck the Chckasaw just forward of the wheel
About fifteen hundred dollars worth of dry goods, be-
longing to B. Iiarral, of Cairo, lost-ony partially in
sured.
The collision took place at one o'clock last night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
SAFE OF REAL rsrArE

UDUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Nofice is hereby Civ
that Tuesday, Sih 1852 the undersgn
ed, Guardian Of the and Of Charlotte smith, WILL
pursuance Of az order Of the Probate Court The county Of Mari
on and State OF Indiana made al The April term thereof for the
1859 sell public auction highest bidder the Cour
House. the OF Nobesv county Indiana, the
following described nac oand belonging said Charlotte Smh
tow The hall OF The soh or section number
thirty 0 township number twenty 100 north, numheE
six 49, east, containing eighty less Hamilton
county aforesaid.
Also, that Monday, the l4lh day of June 1852 VIII sell al
public the Court city of indianapolis,
The county OF Marion aforesaid the following belonging
10 said Charlotte Smith, to lots number three 49, four a.
tl and six l6l square number ~ Cnmber-
land also lots number fourteen 4l and fifteen 5 in block
her three 3l Of White River, in the city Of Indiana
geher with all Improvements upon said properly.
The OF sale will be follows Onehir Of the
consideration be paid The day OF sale one-rd thereof
twelve mouths, and the remaining third thereof
months from the date of sale Said last stated Thirds
interest from date and be secured by with good freehold
security and made payable without relief from vau-
alton appraisemenl lava
Sales win commence O'Clock +. NJ
ELIAS n. SINNER, Guardian.
milo anrol- min
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Cincinnati.

IINCNNATII May s, T. NJ.
The river has fallen four feet six inches since Satur
day evening. Weather cool and it rained last night.
Flour firm at So 20a3 25-home demand equal to the
supply Whisky I4s. Bacon is offered at slight de-
cline, but sales. Prime biol lard saleable at
Sugar in good demand and sales OF 200 hhds at
Molasses 3D. Coffee dell at l0sal0lc
The printers national convention assembled this
morning at 10 o'clock After preliminary business
permanent officers appointed as follows President,
Brown, Philadelphia vice presidents, Lewis, Wilder,
and Bonton secretaries Long, of Cincinnati, and Ba
ker, of New York; treasurer Nafew, of Albany. The
following is the committee rules: Bosworth, Indian
apolis; AWuch Columbus; Lewis ST Louis Com.
mttee on new business: Green Ky; Foster, Missouri
Thompson. Ohio Nafew New York, Randall, Md.
Mcknight, Tenn; Wilder, Mass; Hubbard, Penn.
Bosworth, Ind
The convention adjourned until tomorrow.
Twelve States ara represented and twenty-five Un'
ions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

GA correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, wri-
ting from this city, thus speaks of some of the new i'm
provements:
There is quite spirit OF improvement manifested
here the way of building. Several very large bust
houses now in the course OF erection; and a
hotel bniding which is designed be the 81 Burnet
House Of Indiana, is commenced. The Messrs. Tom.
linsons druggists and formerly citizens Of your city,
then brother typos" erecting splendid house for
business purposes on Washington street.
Among other changes, the Capital House, formerly
kept by Capt CAIN has passed into the hands of ID. ID
Sloan formerly Of Richmond cid and most accommo-
dating landlord. The House has been thoroughly
paired, and is kept in a style second none in
Indiana, and but few, if any in the West"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Washington.

WAsHINGToS, April %, p. NJ
HoUsE.-The house went into committee the
homestead bill
Walsh, Of Maryland, spoke in reference to the ad
dress Of the Southern wings and endorsed the sentiments
therein contained.
When he had concluded the House adjourned.
SENATE.-Walker and Dodge presented petitions ask
ing grant Of land Mississippi to aid in the construc
ton Of a certain railroad in that State.
Walker moved to take up the bill granting land to
Wisconsin aid in the construction Of railroad in that
State from Fon du Lac to Jonesyle. The bill was ia
ken up amended by including grant for another roaG
from Milwaukee to the Mississippi and then postponed
TIL tomorrow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

NEW YoRE. May l.
The Pacific arrived at Al this morning with 80 pas.
sengers and fl3, $50 English gold. She had strong
head winds the whole passage April 25th-passed a
Cunard steamer bound east. The following day she
passed the Atlantic Europa arrived at Liverpool on
the 18th, at I o'clock, A NJ
Parliament reassembIed on Monday. An important
debate ensued the motion to appoint commute to
examine the East India Company's character, which
motion was finally agreed 10. The Commons took up
the passenger amendment act.
Herbert stated that the cooperation Of the United
States Government indspensaby necessary to carry
ont the
Sir ]. Darlington volunteered, in behalf Of the Eng
lish Government, 70 communicate with the Government
az Washington.
Judgmen, was rendered against Alderman solOmaus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Washington.

WASHINGTON April %, s p NJ.
Twenty-Five clerks in the Census bureau received
notice that their services would not be wanted any
longer-reason assigned the deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the department.
There OF the contemplated resignation OF
the Postmaster General withstanding the eonrade-
ton Ii is circulated and still reasserted that mission
TO Russia has been assigned him successor to Hon.
Neil Brown, who desires TO be recalled Hon. Francis
Granger has been named the successor TO Mr. Hall
bat all who have business at the Post Office Department
prefer the assistant Postmaster General Of
his efficiency, his capabilities being undisputed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

UTAH.-We have news from Deseret to the 2lst of
February, three months later than our previous advi
ces. The Legislature assembled jan l., and add
ourned Feb Is. special session had been called by
the Governor to complete work left undone. Gov.
Brigham Youngs Message is interesting. The pubca-
considerable discussion in Utah lady had appeared
public assembly clothed in Buckskn Sack Prayer
meetings prevalent in Utah that there no
time to attend to dancing We have made inter-
esting summary'of news which shall appear in Eve
ming Edition--Tribune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Cincinnati.

CINcISATI April %, p. NJ
The Michigan democratic convention organized at
Detroit to-day, 1873 members being present. Immedi.
atey after organization the following resolution offered
by Hon. B f. II. Wthere, unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the roll OF delegates be called by the
secretary and each member of the convention, his
being called shall announce his preference to the
democratic candidate for the Presidency.
The resolution was adopted and on the roll being
called each member Of the body announced Lewis Cass
as his preference. There not dissenting voice.
The convention then elected Gov. McClelland and
Alfred Williams delegates for the State at large to
the Baltimore Convention
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY.


Petition Fairchld Ruth Farchids John
Dennison, and Jane Deison his WIFE and John Tucker ana
Ruth Tucker w Cotton aud Martha Coito1
his wife, William Fairchd Francis Fairchld kesnof q
Fairchid Emelne B. Fairc.d William Brownel and Eliza A
Drownel his wife, Theodore b. fairchhd Melissa fsirchi1
Theodore Spencer Mary Spencer his wife Roderck n
spoor, James Xxi ey, and Michael kley-
that this 2 DAY oil April leozi the ABOVE
named Petitioners filed In the Probate Cou Of Marion eo1-
IT, IN the State Indiana thei Petition Partition the above
entitled cause affidavit of competent and disinieesi
ed witness named defendants residents Of The
Stale OF the said defendants hereby mott
fed of and tendency Of said Petition aHd that unless they
appear and plead answer said Petition the calling
of said of said Probate Court 10 be begun
and held ON the Monday May The said Petition and The
maers and things contained viii be heard and determined
in their absence -,
By order of the Court. WIN STENAhl SiefA
R.RaouR & PoRrER Altys for Petitioners spg29-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
DIED.

In this City, Tuesday. the inst Mrs Sarah L. Cox
wife OF Asher Cox, in the 49h year OF her
Mrs. Cox had long suffered under prosratng
ness which she bore with remarkable resignation Cheeruy
has she endured much of trial. and faithfully has she discharged
the duties of aectionate wife mother memory
blessed
The funeral services will be held the residence Of Mr.
the the Carlisle House. this "wednesday morning
O'Clock by Rev. Mr. Mccung where friends family
are requested TO attend
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

New YoRK, April 81.
The Franklin arrived this forenoon with four day,
later dates from Europe.
AT Liverpool the grain market showed small supple.
and firm prices.
Among the passengers by the Franklin Lorenzo
Draper, United States Consul at Havre, and Bishop
McClusky, of Albany. She brings 81 passengers, a
valuable cargo Of French goods and SSS 900 in specie
The steamship Niagara arrived at Liverpool from
Boston on the 18th inst.
ENGLAND.-Some important information relative to
the franklin expedition has been received by the Adm
rally. The captain OF merchantmen states that in
the spring Of 1851 he had two ships embedded in
the ice. apparently drifting towards Daviess Straits.
The ships, he believed belonged to the lost expedition
FRANcE.-All continues quiet. The 10th of May has
been fixed upon for grand All the regiments
composing the garrison Of Paris will be present, and
other regiments Of the French army will be represented
by the colones and Populations. On the 9Th grand
fete will be given Rue Bllare by the French army
10 the President, who has accepted invita- ton. DIR.
Strashurg counsellor at court has refused to take the
oath of allegiance and resigned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

DEATH OF ETHAN SToNE-Yesterday, Ethan Stone,
one of best, Oldest, and respected citizens
closed his mortal career. Few have passed useful
and honorable lives, and few have been esteemed
Mr. Stone came here ia 1902 and has been Just half
century in In the Gas part Of this period
ties. OF late he has been wholly retired. He had
great worth of character and strong good He
died in the s5th year of his age having survived all but
very few Of his early eompsnions.-Cin. Gaz.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-The undersigned Adminisirs-
N OF the Estate of Williamson, deceased WILL by
tue OF decree Of the Probate Court of Marion county,
April Term, 1882 the Court House door indianapolis
uday the 29h day of May, 1884,
a and o'clock r NJ ON said day sell TO TIE highest oder
but for not less than third valuation l2
in Wilamson's Subdivision OF he part OF the northwest cerer
or section township l5 north ll he ciy Of
together with the improvements thereon Tie
lions Of sale onehd cash in hand third
the residue twelve months the deferred payments
without relief from valuation appasmeni laws bearing
ieres from date and secured by with approved security
LEVI B. WILLIAMSON.
April 81, 1852. mav6-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

Mr. CLAY's HEALTH-On Wednesday last Mr.
nonas Clay received Geographic despatch from his
father requesting him come on to Washington i'm.
medlately. He left for Washington on the same day
under serious apprehensons the condition in which
ne might lind his venerable father his arrival The
inference is from the fact OF Mr. CLAY sending this des
patch; that he himself apprehensve that crisis
was approaching, though not word was said as to
the actual condition Of his health at the
ton (Ky.) Statesman .Apra 3Ofh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

% The last Congress voted fifty millons.of dol
larsfor government expenditures for the year
and the cry of The Administration is ''More mo-
ney :" Gardiner and Galphn frauds make heavy drains
upon the Treasury Twelve years ago Whiggery was
quite that thirty millions much for the
General Government to expend in ayear-now Wing
administration finds il quite easy expend nearly dou-
bic that amount What an economical ''retrenchment
and reform" dynasty Shade of Ogle LLo9anspOrt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Paducah.
HAYNES, THE BIGAMIsT.


PADUoAH, April 80, p M.
The jury in the case Of DIR. Charles Haynes returned
a verdict this morning OF Imprisonment in the penten-
tiary i've years and six months.
No brought the powers Of the electric tee-
graph into such extraordinary requisloq. Haynes
arrested by telegraph all the principal witnesses
summoned by telegraph; and the extrayagant as
sertions made by Haynes TO continuance Of trial
were exposed by means Of the telegraph.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April -.
The Jury 10 the case of Jas. Summons who has been
trial for murder in the first degree brought in verdict
of guilty this morning This the third trial, the
,juries heretofore being unable to agree.
The Commercial Of this morning contains obituary
Of L G.. Curtss, its late editor who died Yesterday
afternoon at his residence On Vine Street Hill
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Columbia.

COLUMBIA, Penn April -.
Two officers arrested negro, named Smith, who,
while in their custody, was shot dead whether by
eldent design cannot say There is great excite
ment here about Smith, who supposed be slave
thouge he had lived he-e some years and had family
There was quite number Of blacks present when The
affair took place
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
United states and Western stocks.

A LAND DEcIsIoN.-The U. s. Supreme Court, on
Tuesday, decided the case Of the CLAMoRGAN grant,
under which half million Of acres of land claimed
State of Arkansas. The decision is in favor of the
Government and against the validity Of the claim. The
large tract Of country covered by it, therefore, falls into
the of the public lands and is subject sale and
settlement Emo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Boston.

BosTOS, April ..
KossutL arrived to-day, and received by both
houses of The State Legislature. President Wilson well
coined him with expressions of strong sympathy, TO
which Kossuth elOquently responded. Afterwards he
received ia the House, and made speech in reply
Of welcome by the Speaker.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, April %, P. NJ.
Workmen commenced laying the track Of the Central
Railroad Yesterday. In ten days twenty miles will be
6Eished, when the will reach this city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

A VErERAN.-Mr. Bmtis Ringo, of Fleming county,
Ky, old veteran of 80 years, rode to Maysve on
horseback Friday last. He served three years and
mouths in the revolutionary war, and present
the surrender of CORVALLIS at Yorktown. A year
ago, he counted 1876 living descendants-Cin Eng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April %, s p NJ
Considerable feeling has been caused in this city by
the Introduction Of Catholic school bill into the State
Legislature. committee of the city council this az
reported resolution strongly protesting again
the passage Of the bill.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

THE UP-RyEa FLooD.-The other day had a
brief notice of the disastrous eshet in the Monongahea
river, near Morganrown. Va. Further accounts state
that sixteen dwellings had oated down the river and
that Rvesvle, in Marion county, has beer swept al
most entirely away. The loss Of property is immense
Gin. ENQUIRER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

15There is an old man now living in Rogersyle,
Arkansas who is 81 years old has been the husband OF
brisk in country shoedown' any OF them although
he weighs 359 pounds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

VERY DIsTREssIN0.-The other day, while fire was
raging in Detroit, gentleman Of proposing appear
ance rushed lrantcay from the Free Press Office,
claiming in hearrending to the gallant fremen,
4Genemen, for Heavens sake the Bank-if that
burns ruined; they haze got my note locked up in
there ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

W No money is better spent than what is laid for
domestic satisfaction. pleased that his wife is
dressed as well other people, and the wife pleased
that she is essed-JohIlson
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

1TA Medical writer in England is endeavoring TO
prove that salt the forbidden fruit and that if il
bodily perfection and power of mind p would exceed any
before known in the world.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

New CoUNTERFEITs.-Countefei on the State Bank
Of Indiana, Lafayette Observation-Disclosures of dol
lars, letter A. have made their appearance here
They made payable to ]. s. Hanna-Cyrus Ball
cashier The engraving is rather and the sigma
lures decidedly bad.-Cin. Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

. I'm Savannah, Georgia, merchant commencing
business has deposite with the authorities of the city
the sum of $780, Should he fail in his merchandise he
forfeits the $500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
a DEMONSTRATORS sAIE-THe undsr.ivnea admin

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The undersigned admmisira
a Of the OF Luke late Marion
ceased, will Friday the May
1852 the residence Of 1abcn Handing Eagle creek The
lowing personal property belonging to said estate One Bay
Mare Horse Wagon and Hanes Bedsieads
BEDDING Tables Chairs and Carpeng variety Of
Household Goods ana hi chen Furniture
ate Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, said day
Terms of sale follows: three do lars and u
der cash hand and all dollars
the purchaser purchasers giving good
freehold security payable without sy relief whatever from
valuation or apprasement laws.
may6 w3w JESSE PRICE Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

I1-The Burlington Sentinel says that " cradles are
the ballot-boxes for women in which they should de-
posite voters, and not votes"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

CINCINNATI. April q.
Yesterday afternoon the accommodation train the
Little Miami Railroad girl twelve years old,
killing her instantly, while passing through Fulton.
Last night mob tore up the track for about quarter
Of mile. Several arrests made. All quiet now
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

BIENNIAL LEoisLATuREs.-The Governor Of Illinois
has called session Of the Legislature the third
session. We believe since the last biennial election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Prom Cincinnati.

From the Louisville and Madison r,psr.,l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

NOT1CE.-We hereby all persons tradeing
Note notes executed by Jointly severayl A.
Brand all such frsudueny obtained
intend to pay them until compelled by law.
G. w. GIBSON
A. A THRAIIS.
J. NJ. WALKER.
jamestown, April 20, lS52. may6-w1w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
sTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.

IN PROBATE CoURT OF MARION CONT
P,on oF Partition, Gad he Assig Of D0rerJohn Aens
Martha Allen Robert Hoskns and Caroline Hoskln his
wife Alexander Anderson and Sarah Anderson his WIFE, and
MARY Allen IS William Allen. Rebecea Allen, Henry C. Al
len, and Mary Jane Allen.
m il known that on this 2sl day OF April 1854 the above
E6 named fled open Court the Probate Court CT
Marion county aforesaid their Petition for Partition, and the
against the above named Defendants and also
the affidavit Of and dniered witness that The De
fendan Mary Alien resident Of the STATE Of lndpns
The defendant Mary Jane Alien therefore hereby notified
OF fling tendency said Petition. and that unless
Plead demur said Petition before
the calling said the OF said Court be be-
gun held the Monday May the said cause viii be
in her absence. BY order OF the Court
VIM STEWART, Clerk.
BansouR 4 PORTER Auy's for Petitioners. apr2s-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

20 The Printers Of Louisville have determined not
to work or the Sabbath
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
ExCELsI0R---UNION AND FRATERNITY.
HEALTH INSURANCE.
Empire State Mutual Health Association

GENERAL. OFFICE, WEST GALWAY, NY
guaranty capltA ..'.......''...... poO, 0oO
Accumulated Capital .................. 10000,
AND CONTINUALLY INCREASING
ruNHIS Association Farmers, Merchants Mechanics
Working neT Others for Mutual Benefit OF
each other, in of sickness 0 accident.
The business this classes
lows individuals who think the low high enough
insure high rate class The funds Of each class kept
and used only for that class to which they belong
BY the OF The following annual viii become
abed by sickness accident from attending your ordinary bus
occupation
Yearly DerO for Msgzs sssn Is aad 50 gears Of age
IN HIGH RATE CLASS.
s. 'ss CO.. s9 81 sI %'s
375 300 SIS 760
sea SEQ s tSS 1000 500
FIRST PART IN LOW RATE CLASS
g s Ss % ss s s"s yea. f 81 co. %
400 100 s sSS :. 500 eco
SECOND PART IN LOW RATE CLASS
Not drawing for the first weeks sickness
b gaysg 70: g 'S ,S gysagrS Y9s : 90 a,a
100 100 go zoo 1893
tt over years age charged per extra
81 SO Admission Fee will be charged addition TO The above the
The first years deposit within 30 days
This Association furnishes It's bes With Monthly paper
containing Bylaws &c, grabs -
JNo You've, Sec.
REFERENCES.
His ExcELLKScT WASHINGTON HUNT, Gov. or r.. Y
PRoF. PACE d. c. PRoE. L. GALE, ID G
SNlrH DuNNISa, n Y. Rev J. l.. Burrows, " y
rnayli3t- rhayI3v2w Masonic Hall.