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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

The bin making land warrants assignabc, having
passed both Houses Of Congress- the Integencer says
there is no reason doubt it will receive the sig
nature of the President and TINS become law. Ii will
benefit many the recipients of this bounty Of the
Government who possessing warrants for Tor land
themselves unable to locate them
This act, copy of which we have before us, author
ICES all warrants issued hereafter to be issued under
any law of the United States and all valid locations
be assignable by deed instrument of writing, made
and executed after the taking effect ofthe according
to forms and regulations prescribed by the Commission
Of the General Land Office. Any person entitled to
pre- empon right any laRd, shall be entitled TO
any such warrant in payment of the same at 81 20 per
acre. Warrants may be located in one body upon any
lands Of the United States subject to private entry at
the time Of such location, at the minimum price, When
said warrants shall be located on lands which sub
iect 10 entry, greater minimum than 81 20 per acre
the locator Of said warrants shall pr the United States
in cash. the difference between the .alue Of such
rants at % per and the tract Of land located on
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
STATE OF INDIANA. MAp1on oorI,1,rv

IN THE MARION CIRCUIT CoURT, DECEMBER TERM. 1852
In ChaHcsyJohn NJ Atwood John While and John Sparha,g
Aner Lockhart William Yarbrou4h Charles Hawk Bar
clay Burrows and Mary Ann Shoemaker Administrators Of the
Estate of Sas Shoemaker deceased
sc known that October ISL said COM
panants filed in the Clerks Office of said Court their bill i'm
ehancery in the above entitled against said defendants
afterwards al the December for Court
said companants fled affidavit that the defendants Aber
oekhart and William Yarbrough residents
Indiana Theeupon ordered by said that notice
ihe hing and tendency said bill complaint be
Abner Lockhar and William Yarbroush by three successive
weekly publications the Indiana Sentinel:
they appear and plead on the first
day of The next of said Marion Circuit Court begun
and held al the House Indianapolis the Monday
June 1852 said bill and the things therein
contained. will be held said
PENDANTS Lockhar and YarbrOugh and they hereby according
" notified. 10
marfS ATTEST: WM. STEWART. Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March. %.

great fire broke oct in this city last Saturday night
at II o'clock in the alley between Chestnut and Mar
ket streets, which burnt until daylight. The fire
menced in the house occupied by A. j. Leves & Co.,
importers e WOODEN, linen and British goods, totally
Gibson & Co.. and that Of Wyeth, Rogers, & Co., inn
portcrs Of aees and fancy goods partly destroyed
Theoss Of the former 600 and that Of the latter
500 900 by smoke and water The next destroyed en-
trey The store Of Stuart & Bro, No. I3--stock on
hand 500 900 in English and French goods. Loss
$500, OO0 Silk store Of E. NJ. Davis & Co.. adjoining
No 15-stock damaged TO the value OF S5 900. Loss
and London Offices.
The stores very large all running through from
Bank Strawberry alley, and were the most
tensivc importing houses in the city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 20, s P NJ.
SENATE.-A communication received from the
Postmaster General in further reply to resolution call
ing for information and for carrying the mail
in steamers to California.
A message was received from the President, setting
forth that a certain Mexican claimant had frauduently
managed abstract certain papers belonging 10 the
commission, which had been lodged in the Department
Of State The message encloses the opinion OF the At
toraey General that such offence is without any law
for its punishment; and the President concludes by
commenting that law be passed making such an act
penal offence. The message referred.
HOUsE.--The House went into committee of the whole
on the deficiency BILL The questions growing out of
items for the Indian Department were discussed at
length. The amendment appropriatng twenty-five
thousand five hundred dollars for the removal and SUBJ
sstence Of the Pottowatome Indians, and another vot
ing fifty thousand dollars for the removal and subsist-
ence Of the Chsctaws, were adopted
Mr.. Mccorkle offered amendment appropriating
five hundred and twenty Thousand dollars for the pay
ment of drafts of the Indian commissioners Of Caor
MIA drawn upon the Department of the Interior for sup
plies furnished and expenses incurred in the negotiation
of treaties, which, after debate, was negatived.
All the amendments acted upon and the bill was
reported to the House
WASHINGTON, March &c, SP M.
The Intelligencer and Republic deny positively that
there is any shadow Of truth the announcement Of the
Brooks difficulty in the Cabinet.
The Integencer says that information has been
ceved by the Department OF State that passport of
American travellers will be received unless vsed by the
Austrian minister at Washington.
The Baltimore city Democratic Convention adopted
resolution nstructng the members OF the Legislature
vote for the Cass delegates for the State at large
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March %, P. NJ.
SENATE.-Petitions in favor of cheap ocean postage
presented also, petition from New York. asking
Congress TO stand firm in the principles and policy OF
Washington, declaring it to be nexpedieut, il
practicable, TO leave our own to stand on foreign
ground
An amendment to the deficiency bill, appropriating
S28 5S5 for the Seneca Indians, being the amount with
held from them by Striker, the agent, adopted.
clause appropriating SIS 600 for the compensation
Of special agents and Tour interpreters rejected
Mr.. Fitch offered amendment appropriating So,
900 for the removal Of the Indians unoccuped
lands Of the United States
Mr.. Howard said he would prefer that the Indians
shosld be removed from her soil.
After further debate adjournment took place without
action.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

1A contemporary illustrates the the treatment which
Webster (and he might add Filmore) receive at the
hands of the Wing party by the anecdoe Of the boy
and his dog Bose. Bose" says the boy ''would you
like this cracker" The dog looks up smngly and
wishully into young masters face much as to say
''you know would" "WelI, then, speak for it." The
dog harks. "Now then, stand upon your hind legs"
The dog raises himself upon his neither extremtes
"Now, sir, roll over" The dog rolls over "Now
ego away" lis done. 81 shall want .he cracker to
make you do that again" So il is with Webster He
smiles he lawns be banks, ne stands up he lies down.
he rolls this way and then that expectation Of
the Presidency but after all his abasement the precious
boon is still withheld inducement to make him do
it all over again. Some dogs could not be tricked SO
more than two three tines but Webster to be
slow to preceve that he IS imposed upon.-LOuisriAe
Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

NEw YoRK. MARCH 81 3 ?

NEW York, March o. p NJ
Papers received from Rio to the 10th Of February an
Brazees and the revoted provinces of the confedera.
tlon UrquIza had taken up quarters at Palermo the
country seat Of Rosas. The combat was bloody re-
sulung In the loss Of four thousand lives.
The date and place Of the battle are not given Ro-
sas and his daughter had taken refuge board Eng
sh steamer. News reached Rio Just the for
PernambucO, which brought this intelligence, left that
port.
The Falmouth (va.) Banner, received at Baltimore
tonight, states that awful murder committed
Wednesday night last at house in Dodridge county
Va. Six men and emigrating west
and stopped at the house. having considerable sum of
money with them They supposed to be murdered
by the prisoners who broke of the Lynchburg Jail
short time since.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

Bosrox March %, P. NJ
rumor is current of dealcation to the Suffolk Bank
by two employees receiving teller and book-keeper.
The latter sailed for Europe the Asia privately The
teller reported as arrested by the bark Investigation
is proceeding.
The Virginia Democratic Convention m,t yesterday
in Richmond, and organized temporarily. Jas. II. Cox,
Chairman and w. A. Richie, Secretary. The day
spent in fierce struggle relative to the manner Of APP
pointing permanent officers Finally the Chair appoint
ed committee to select officers. The deliberations
were characterized by considerable Jealousy between
the old and young branches of the democracy. The
Convention reassembled this morning. The committee
organization made report |: is the general impress
sion that Cass delegates will be elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
sTATE or INDIANA. HANcooK1 OoTJNTv.

In THE HANCOCK PRoBATE CouRT, MAY TERN 1s52
Petition for REPRESENTATION Shup, Bennett w. Greed and
Nancy his wife, John w Shup James Philips and Mary his
wife and Sarah Shup George H. ShuP, Emily Shup Isaac
NJ Shup. Deborah A Shup and Elizabeth Shup.
ER known that the 14h day Of February A
abode named ioners, by r. Riley their attorney, lsd
the ONCE of the Clerk OF the Hancock Probate Court their
ton in The above entitled and also The affidavit Of dsnte
escd person that the said Deborah Shup resident of the
State Of Indiana The said defendant hereby notified
fling aud tendency of said petition and that unless she appear
Plead demur said petition The first day Of The
erm0 said Court be held the Court House in Greenfield
said county, the second Monday May same
viii lie taken confessed the said Deborah Shup
ATTEST: WM SEBASTIAN, Clerk
r. A Riley, Any. for Petitioners. raarls-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.


New YoRK, March %, s M.
The Europa arrived at noon.
liverpool March l3.-Most kinds Of -four 2ls;
tern canal 22s; Ohio yellow corn 29s Sd; wheat 23s.
FRANcE.-A decree has been published stating that
the oath to support the constitution and President Is IN
dspensibe and that every person who refuses to take
il will be deemed having resigned his seat a men,
Der Of the Assembly. II is believed that General Ca
vaignac will refuse take this form Of OATH and it is
said he will appear in the Chamber and protest against
all that has occurred since the the % Of December and
thea retire.
Marshal Marmont, Duke Of Ragusa, the last Of Ma
poleon's Marshalls and the whs betrayed him al
Fontainbeu, died in exile az Venice the ID inst
A bust Of Louis Napoleon has been ordered to be
placed in each OF the eighty-six Communes OF France
The impression daily gaining ground that the oc
cason Of opening the chamber the 10Th inst, will
be seized upon favorable moment for declaring
LOUIS Napoleon Emperor
The control Of education is to be exclusively enjoyed
BY the State and church. and the chairs Of professors
are TO be suppressed
Armand Manast, the most prominent man Of the re-
volulion Of February, died on the 10th inst.
Aiming OF the fertilization Of Paris is going quite
actively.
ENeIAsD.-Parlment resssembled on the 18th, Lord
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

NEARsHAL's sALE.-By virtue of writ execution iii
v1 Fa directed from the Clerks Office of Circuit
Court OF the United States for the District Of Indiana will
9th day April between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A.
O'Clock NJ at the house the County
and State OF Indiana offer for sale the rents and profits for the
of by The of all the following real
Southwest Of section 81 township 16 Morrill,
east quarter Of North Of section e township 49,
situated in Hancock county, Indiana and lois numbered
% 30 and 3d. situated the of Philadelphia Hancock
Indiana And upon failure realize sufficient satisfy
the demand will the and place and Ia manner
aforesaid offer for sale the fee simple of su above described
taken the property of George Wes the
Joseph Cummns against Joseph Maihers and said George
Willets.
S. MEREDITH, U. S Marshal of District of Iniiana.
mqr13-wts-pr. fee S3,75 BY GEO. McOuAT, Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

IN MARION PROBATE CouURr, FEBRUARY TERN 1852.
Petition for the sale Of Real EstafsWiam Schoocraf admins
Of the Estate of Cathane Phillips deceased
Loderuck and thesnknown heirs Of Caiharne Phillips de-
ceased.
aDE that day of March, 1884, the above
named petition fled in said Probate Court his petition in the
above entitled case and affidavit that the James Loe
buck resident OF The Stale OF indiana ThereuPon was
ordered that of the filing and tendency Of said petition be
said James seruck and the said unknown heirs of said
deceased by publication the Indiana State Sentinel for three
weeks them and show The FIRST day of
of the said Court be begun and held the Court
house IN indianapolis The second Monday April if any
they can why the real said petition described should
sold for the purpose therein FORTH and said defendants
hereby accordingly notified.
mary M.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

GA writer in the National Intellgencer is discuss
ing the interesting queston-is Kossuth sane7 OF
the writer reaches the CONCLUSION that the Mag
var chief is decidedly mad He says that Kossrth ex-
poets TO send the forty thousand muskets purcha
this country. Hungary through the ports of Trieste
or Fiume. Now, agree with the writer, that If
Kossuth expects to do any such thing, he is insane.
But if the writer had one-tenlh much wisdom and
sanity Kossuth possesses he would that Hun
gary be reached without difficulty without going
within a hundred miles Of an Austrian officer. The
writer instead of dsproving Kossulhs claim to sanity,
has furnished why bis own sanity is doubtful
Louisville Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

In MARION CIRCUIT CoURT. DECEMBER Term, 1851.
IK ChaHe1yHarriei w Wright Nicy Jane Burns. Mary
Eliza ifn Daniel Griffin Nathaniel b. Wright and others
THNIS day ths compliments by her solicitors Smith AMI
Yandes and files affidavit Of The residence of
endsn Nicy Jane Burns, Mary Eliza Griffin, Daniel Griffin.
and Nathaniel b. Wright.
whereupon Ordered by that said defendants
notified OF the fling and tendency Of the bill Of complaint hereu
by three weekly publications public weekly
newspaper of general circulation printed and published Marion
county and that unless they appear and plead demur
said bill complaint calling of the
Of this Court ito be begun and held the Court house tho
city Of indianapolis the second Monday in June nex the said
bill and the aud things therein contained will be held
confessed said defendants this
continued until next Copy of order.
mar25-w3w ATTEST wM. STEWART, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

VETHo WANTS GOOD wAToH-Call and get your
wv self one Of those beautiful Silver Duplex Anchor Lever or
Iene Watches al the Duplex S25 O full
Jeweed Levers sis5o $500 Lepne at siioo These
Watches are of quality all warranted the best Of time pieces
don't buy any OF these low priced things thai only made to
sell and ot keep we keep but the best quality
perform the satisfaction OF the pur-
chaser return them and get your money al = ,>-r,,,e
Recollect these Watches imported expressly for
This House by lmsr3od&wl w. n. l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

Nor SO BAD.-One Sunday morning, few weeks
ago writes correspondence U ~, while one of our
above Blocker" Christians cleaning the ice and
Off The sidewalk little newsboy made his APP
pearance with the papers. Sunday papers sr2 SUM-
day Times, Atlas, Mercury, Sunday Heradf
Our chHrchman, somewhat indignant, turned to the
boy. ard said My son. do you know what the Scrip
lures say about the wicked7"
g Yes, sir The wicked stand slippery places
Sunday papers, sir Sunday papers."-N. T. Spirit Of
the Times
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:

In THE MARION CTRcUIr CoURr, JUNE Tern. A d. 1852
DiUores-Henry G. Plackey rs, Martha Ann Plackey.
Rp E the 9th day OF aIarc 1852 the above
named petitioner Office of the Clerk Ct The Marion
Circuit petition The above entitled case against The sad
Martha Paekey, together with the afdayl. OF aneres,ea
and competent person. that the said Martha p Packey not
resident OF the State of Indiana.
The said Martha Packey therefore hereby notified Of the
fling and tendency Of said petition and that unless she appear
plead to- dernur said petition on the trst day or me
next begun and held the Court house IN
Indianapolis on Monday June tie sad petition
and things therein ntaned VIII be heard and 1e-
ternined in he's absence. :,
WAl. STEWART. Clerk.
NorRrsox and MAJOR Sos for petitioner. Inar25-w4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
O-sOme POstaster vrOte the foI0wing for ths Hard.

G-some Poetaster wrote the following for the Har
ford Review:
Long is the
That brings eve,
Tall Is the eorn
That no co5s leave;
Blue.is the sky
That never looks yeler,
Hard is the apple
That never grows meller;
But longer, and bluer, and harder and tall
Is my own lady love-my adorable Poll.
P s. The author has since died in great agony.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

Nr[FALMosT DIscoURAGED,-suche expressions are
49, very common among those afflicted with Canker Salt
Rheum, Scrofua, Eypela &c They have used nearly every
thing which has been recommended for n
some and often fatal complaints, but better Health gadu
ally failed hope abandoned em hey look with dsirus upon
all medicines advertised But medicine known Dr.
s. Viewers canker and Salt Rheum Syrup deren,
from anv you have tried. quack medicine DR. Weaver
is physician Of high standing and extensive practice honorable
man. and his medicines be relied upon the world
for hunors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
NEw York. March u
From Pittsburgh.
PIrrsnuRaH. March 2a.

PITTsBURGH, March %
A new company has been formed in this city for
ming an evening line of steamers between Pittsburgh
and Louisville Eight frstclass boats 10 be imme
dately contracted for.
There have been two hundred and nine clearances
since the opening Of the canal-twelye days. The
freehts sent eastward exceed FIVE thousand tons Cash
receipts s65l3.
new democratic penny paper is being started by an
association Of printers in Pittsburgh Lynde Elliott is
he editor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

1.-TWO three of the accidents which have lately
occurred the Erie Railroad occasoned the Tri-
bune says, by the breaking OF rails, and that such rails
of American iron. The company, in consequence Of
these accidents have resolved take up all the Amer
iron, and replace il with a songcr article. There
is about ten miles of it, This is the kind of iron that
needs ssprotectlon!v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From New York.
New York, March %.

Cotton dull; flour quiet and unseted-1 800 bbs. In
diana and Ohio sold 81, 75aS4 93-State S4,75; rye
buoyant with sales Of 900 bushels arrive 7Sa79
corn depressed-yellow and white southern held COT
a66S; pork scarce-prme SIG 10 and mess S17al7 ,I2
lard steady-prime 94a94, beef qnet-mess 50 75al2,
10 tobacco unchanged-60 hhds KY, sold at Gas lead
less penty-Galena held firmly atS4 So
Illinois improvement stock 47a76. Renna Coal Com
pany 90.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

Cuttered s. Topping, auctioneers, and Strahlemes &
Co.. importers of lace goods and embroideres Cutter
field & Toppng's premises and stock entirely destroyed
Straheimes stock costly and heavy, also nearly des-
troyed. Loss ascertained.
three-story brick house, in course of erection on
TweDtv-Third street. fell in Saturday afternoon
Twelve or fourteen mechanics in it at the time
The rains are being cleared and learn that FIVE dead
bodies have been taken 1t is feared that were
killed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
From CINCINNATI.
CrNcrSNATr March % g.

CINCINNATI, March %, 8, P. M.
The river has risen ten inches Weather fine.
Flour quiet with sales of 500 bbIs at So 17a3 25
Whisky l5s. Cheese dull at 64a7c sale of so bales
middlng Tie. Provisions firm, especially bulk
and smoked meats-150 coo lbs sides bulk sold this
morning at Sc; and 200 kegs No. lard &c. Sugar
advanced 4-prime &C. Molasses firm at 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
WV s6rrLrNERY AT MRS. BRADLEYs OLD STAND.

AHIss KING respectfully informs the citizens Of indianapolis
" vicinity that she has returned from Cincinnati with
new and choice selection of Millinery Goods which
large Of Bonnes Flowers Ribbons Caps, Bonnet
Trimmings, &c, &c
she prepared carry business in all its branches and
invites the Ladies' all who wish purchase goods OF the latest
style 10 call and stock She promises that her werk
shall be done the best and at prices which Cannot ah
o give satisfaction
mar26-d&w1w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

G7-fsA Secret worth knowing"-Boil three or four
Onions in pint Of water Then with gliding brush,
do your glasses and frames and the flies will not
light the article washed This may be used without
apprehension will not do the least harm to the
frames.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

REDUCTION OF OCEAN Pos7AeE.-There is motion
before the Senate othe United States for the reduction OF
postage and petitions for that purpose to be
forwarded from various places.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.
Election first Monday in Apr-AnnOunceue fec siOo
IN odroHce.

Election on hrst Monday IN Apr-Announcemeni fee $780,
IN odraaes.
1--WE requested HENRY vAsDEGRrrr as can
diiate Fl Constable.
1--WE are requested G. wkssx as candidate
for Justice Of The Peace for Centre Township.
Owe requested JOSHUA STEVENS candi-
date for reelection 10 the Office Of Justice Of the Peace en-
suing township election.
% Please announce the Of s. candidate for
Justice Of the Peace al the ensuing April Election.
MANY VOTERS.
Owe are requested O. H. p a candidate
for Constable
1--WE are requested TO the PETER WIN
candidate for Justice Peace April cleo
ZION.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

A DENoMINATIoNAL FAsT.-The General Confer.
of the Methodist Episcopal Church being Soon to
assemble, Bishops Hedding. Waugh, Morris, Hamine,
and Jones, have recommended the ministers and men,
bes Of that Church to observe Friday the % of
April day Of fasting and prayer, that the debera
tons Of the Conference may conduce the peace and
Of the Church.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

The MAINE LAw.-The Boston papers say, that ont
Of 492 convics in the State Prison Charestown,
over 800 have petoned the Legislature Of Massachu-
sets in favor Of the Maine Law.