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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
RosroN. Feb. 8. SIP M
From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 5.
Another thousand of the three thousand dollars stolen
by three thieves from returned Californian
was recovered eserday bv high constable Hague. Ii
found by lad, in old pair of stockings in the
snow near Allegheny depot, where stolen But eight
hundred dollars remain to be recovered.
Weather clear and pleasant. The river is a stand
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 9, P. M.
River feet 2 inches Weather clear and cool.
There a meeting this afternoon, relative to OBJ
strucon navigation by the Falls of the Ohio, Lou
isville William Eichbaum Presided; Jno. Bushnell
letter was read by John Harper, Secretary of the
Pittsburgh Board of Trade addressed to the Board by
the Committee of the Citizens Meeting, CINCINNATI
accompanied by a memorial to Congress, urging
sury additional canal around the Falls at Louisville, to
meet the increasing demands of business.
II stated that if the law proposed by the member
Of Congress from Louisville. providing for repairing the
present canal and locks, without providing other
of transport should pass trade would be ruined FOR two
years by delays portage through the city of Louisville
commissions extra charges, &c. 1t is therefore sug
gested that canal be constructed, with lock at
least 400 feet in length before navigation be interrupt
ell. which be done the other side oil the river,
with little additional cost.
committee Of ten prominent citizens was appointed
draft a memorial Congress the subject and pro-
signatures.
number of resolutions passed. During the pro.
ceedngs Elwood Morris, Civil Engineer, addressed the
meeting giving interesting details In connection
with the subec he alluded the magnificent scheme
for the improvement OF the navigation Of the Ohio by
of reservoirs at the oil the Allegheny riv
of sufficient capacity hold the surplus water during
freshets be used in time of drought thus procuring
adequate supply for the entire year.
This novel idea originated with Mr. Elicit the eminent
engneer who had taken great pains in asccrtanins facts
relative force of current &C. 1t estimated that
it would cost about 81 500 600. The subject
before committee OF Congress- every member of which
counted it apparent absurdity, hut soon becoming
WINGED of its feasibility appropriation of several thou
sand dollars made for the survey 1t was
however lost and has since been suffered TO but
will be brought up this session. After other bust
ness of minor Importance, the meeting adjourned
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gJ-From the following despatch, it will be perceived
that il is uncertain whether kossuth will be here
COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb 9.
To Gov. WRIGHT: am sick and have so much
private business that cannot approximate say what
time will be with you am not IL can 60
II depends results at Cincinnati II 90 il will not
be before fortnight. beg to be dispensed from all
costly end atigneing accommodations Being very
sick will thank the Legislature will thank the people
Thisis all beg leave to go privately
Yours, KOSSUTH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
From Cincinna att.
CINCINNATI Feb 3 6

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3, s p. NJ.
Kossuth in a despatch to the committee Of arrange
ments in this city, says he wishes committee TO es-
cort him; and respectfully but positively declines a
banquet and parade-owing to i'll health. He cannot
say positively the day he will be here Extensive pre-
paraons had been made here for parade banquet and
soires. Weather spring like.
CINCINNATI, Feb 5, s, P. NJ
Kossuth leaves Columbus for this city Saturday
morning. and will reach here by eleven O'Clock the
day. He declines going to Springfield or Dayton Ma
dame Kossuth will down tomorrow evening
The full arrangements will be carried out and the
in the early part of the week Kossuth will remain here
about two weeks. Strangers already coming in,
and our hotels are filling up very rapidly.
CrxcINNArI, Feb. 9, 8 p. NJ.
Immediately after noon the citizens commenced NOV
inc towards the vicinity Of the DAYTON Railroad Depot
and about three o'clock there fully so 0U0 people
the streets in the windows and the house
the vicinity Of the depot, all waiting TO hail him welcome
whose name and character had become familiar to
the nation household words.
All the military companies, well as the various So
cietes with their Gags and bands Of music, in
tendance, and such exciting city has
presented during the afternoon, is but seldom wit
messed.
About six o'clock the Of cannon announced the APP
proach Of the train bearing the Western Metropolis
the Great Advocate Of Human Liberty-L Kossuth.
As the entered the city, every voice raised to
hail the iustrious
As he passed. the procession formed the depot and
moved through of the principal streets When it
reached The Burnet House. Kossuth made his appear
ance on the balcony and Mayor Taylor, his behalf
stated owing the delicate of Kossuth's
health he not able to speak, but would tomorrow,
if better.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5, . r NJ
The reform ticket headed by Thompson, is elected
by eight thousand four hundred majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 9, p. NJ
Navigation re-opened. Steamship City Of Manches
reached wharf and about 30 other vessels all classes
Solomon Baer arrested to-day suspected of being
concerned in the murder of young Lehman at Richmond
Suspicion strong.
Private letters by the Europa confirm the advance of
breadstuGS. Holders here asking 324a37a advance
believing English prices will 90 higher.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
Approved January 26, 1852:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
An ACT

An ACT
Authorizing Railroad, PiankroGd, Turnpike road and
McAdanlized road Companies to borror money, and TO
secure the repayment thereof by mortgage.
SEcroN1 By Assembly the
Indiana every Raoad Pankroad, McAdamizd,
Road and Turnpkeroad companies heretofore incorporated
within this State shall
authority from borrow money It's
credit of interest exceeding the legal rate
allowed by of the where the loans be
parties the sole purpose Of constructing its road and furnishing
materials therefor all machinery and fixtures
say carry the operations of such and evidence
OF such loans for the purchase of materials and necessary ma
thereof with the interest which shall
road and other and
its other officer SELL dispose OIL or nego-
suSh bonds notes. the stock of such company such tune
aud for such in the opinion Of such company Will
best advance its interests. 4
SIC And If such bonds stock are thus sold nj
shall valid and binding In respect
and such hereby
confer The holder Of bond note sold or
sued the principal thereof
time until paid the stock Of such company
bonds and mortgages made
Of foregoing sha be as vad and
binding parties the had heen originally
several Incorporating such companies PTo
this shall be construed to repeal
change modify similar contained IN any act
rasd act nmeniaiory nereoi
Of incorporation Of rail-
thereof which enlarged
rights grants, or privileges
SIC hereby declared that emergency exists for the
immediate therefore enacted that this
thai the published the ndsna Statesman the Ind
ana State Journal" and the "Indiana State Sentinel
JNO. w. DAVIS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAS. Y. LANE.
President Of the Senate.
Approved February S. 1889:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
From ST. Louis.

ST. Louis Feb T. Pm.
The. Whrlwind. from Cairo, the Oswego
Bainbrdge. in sinking condition. She along side
and took off the passengers and freight when she
settled down in fifteen feet She threw overheard
several hundred sacks Of SALT and has in hold about
three hundred tons of freight. The boat will probably
be a total loss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12

49, OIL AND wINE-No medicines Which have ever
49, within the range observation receiving
such testimonials Salt
Rheum Syrup, together with Cker Cure and CeTae which
advertised another column. They rapidly
way in almost every part Of The world and saE
upon careful inquiry regard to their Effects they give entire
aetOn in variety of hnmor msoy Of chronic
complaints We have sympathy promote
quacke and the originator OF these remedies with Of is
proPrieioFs regularly educated physicians high standing
feel confidence in recommending Them public
which be relied upon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
ADAM KNODLF RURNT OFT

EAvING been entirely burnt by the late FIRE old friends
aud customers and nil indebted will confer particular favor
by calling and seng their that may enabled
sumo business possible.
Ihave removed occupied by Dan Yandes Lea
ihe three doors old stand and will the
business usual, where will be happy accommodate all
old customers, and as many choose to call
jan17-3w ADAM KJODLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12

@NPERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER--Every day sroras
new proofs OF the peculiar effects Of his preparation. In
cases where dsordered condition OF The stomach liver
els combined with deby weakness nens
melancholy its effects beneficial and wonderful
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
COLLECTIONS IN ILLINOIS.
U. MANLY,
TORNFY At faw
a I I o R N EY Al LAW

MARSHALL, CLARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
HAVING general acquaintance
u IN the country oilers his collection
and payment Of taxes l the psri Of Illinois.
He the members from Illinois for his cana
city and fidelity in
feb4d6sw6m L. MANLY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
Approved February S, 1882:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
rur sr.rr nrIxnraSA.

Trr STATE OF INDIANA.
Office OF Secretary OF State
Charles Secretary Of State for the State aforesaid
y that the foregoing true full and complete copies Of the
rolled Acts. file in my Office. :.
In witness whereof have herennto hand and af-
H. 81 fixed State Indianapolis this 5h day Of Feb
CHARLES II. TEST,
Secretary q State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
az Office TO coNTRAoToRs-sealedP Proposal. viii be re

AToTICE TO CoNTRAoTORS-SeaiedP Proposals viii be re-
y by Directors az the Clinton Draw Bridge
Company OF r. Whcomb & Co. Gin
Vemion Indiana. until the I2h Of February next
FIR the building Of Draw Bridge over the Wabash RIVER al ms
Of Clinton
be three piers and small ahuimenis Of ereHs
about $40 cubic yards The
plan similar Col Longs will be SCI feet long rans
okcalion o payment &C. together with al necessary m
formation the 81 receiving
proposals. Resident Engineer Of the Wabash and Eis
Canal the Office la Terre aute time previous
the letting WIN. kIlE President
P
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
Peoria Eye Infrma1y and orthopadic Institution

Peoria Eye Infrma1y and orthopadic Institution.
REFERENCES:
Hon. F. A. flanagan, lnciana;
Hon Wilson Shannon. TX tSov Of Ohio:
Hon. VIM p. Bryant Elk Chief Justice ef Oregon;
Hon. Isaac 7. Walker, L = Senate:
Hon. John Moore Springfield, Illinois:
Hon. VIM McAluriy. Lieut. Gov Illinois,
Hon. ). II Treat. Springfield. Illinois;
For further information address L. COOPER,
ian2S-1y Peoria, Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12

a LARGE STOCK American and English Prints Gnehanf
Dress Linens, cheap and super6ne Lawns Beage DeLai
Collars and Cufs Call and see, al PARRIsHs. msfo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
a FARM FOR SALE.-An

a FARM FOR sALE.-An improved Farm Of go of
land; Of the cleared and $50 acres
under fence: There large orchard Of cultivated fruit frame
and good bewed To- dwelling the farm. IL
with living sprng. II is eight miles Of In
Rocl vile r AMI road and within
anaf miles of the Central Plank and Tere Haute Rail
roads.
For further information terms spy the Subscriber,
eHauie o Mark Collins. o the premises
Jan H. 1852. jan22wr BRIDGET COLLINS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12

House adjourned without acting the resolution.
William Wells, convicted Of murder sentenced
to be hung on the 23d of April next The prisoner was
very composed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
PATENTS.
GEORGE III. KNIGHT & BROTHER,
PATENT AGENTS AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS,

No 6, PUBLIC LANDING, CINCINNATI, O.
ENTE procure Letters Patent inventions the Uncd
Wv aud Europe of which fully
maured but VIII oh desired 10 protect from piracy draugh
signmen and and attend recording av with
dealers Patent Rights the value and validity of Patent
iey From experience the Patent Office Washington ID.
c. and elsewhere able inform the Patent
ability of invention they have in hand thereby many
cases, saving tn much expenditure of time and
The following hinis maj be useful 10 inventors:
Models should not exceed IL inches cube.
should be recorded months fees be
paid in adv in specie.
Patents with defective specifications may be issued
TIE sale OF invention for exceeding prior 10
application does prevent Patent issuing therefor
There penalty of 500 for putting PATENT upon any
patented
Assignments may be made previous application.
residence of year the United STATES and declaration OF
entities obtain
the n citizen
Models will forwarded without charge the in
GEORGE III. KNIGHT & BROTHER have the Oldest estab-
hed Patent Agency the West having been engaged in the
business years past
Terms maderae.~ Refer by permission to-
Judge Johnston: Judge Walker;
Professor Locke, Ohio Medical College,
Nile. * Co; George Shield;
Theodore r. Scowden, Eng'r Gin Water Works;
Jacob Graft g X shoenberger
VIM II. Clements Sup L. M. Railroad;
Bellamy Slorer. late M. c. from Ohio
Greer Co, Dayton;
Ellan Cofha. Richmond, Ia jan2sd1w-w1w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12

MU OIASSES-20 hbls. y. q. Nolasses;
I'VE 10 bhls s. H. MolasSes;
lnstreceived and Tor sale by BROWNING MAYER
SHAwLs sHAwLs.-soe heavy Winter shawls embracing
- all qualities and styles, rsdnced rFce Wholesale
does HORNE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
From Boston.


BosToN, Feb. 4, s p M.
The steamer Canada sailed at with S152 900,
500 of which 10 American gold, and thirty five
passengers.
BosToN, Feb. 6.
Henry Pitman, Master. Augustus Hutchns, Mate, of
the ship Sterling, small dickey, brought here
yesterday by the ship Missouri, charged with plumber
ing the ship Sumara in 1850 of 20 600 bags Of specie,
which at the time it was done, was charged upon the
natives.
BosroN Feb. 5, s P. M.
Liberia dates to the 10th of December have been re
ceived. Affairs at Grand Bassa distressing In
attack upon Fishtown, Grandee joined by Prince
Boyer, when the place sacked and burned, in
which Grandee had many troops killed and horribly mu
tilated.
The Legislature of Liberia on the 1st Of Deem
Der when President Roberts was inaugurated.
BosToN, Feb. 5.
Jenny Lind married to-day to Otto Goldschmdt
in the presence Of a few friends
Christian K@ler. wing, elected Mayor of Lam
caster to-day by 159 majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
WAsHINGraN Feb 8

After the Senate adjourned, difficulty occurred be-
Borand and Kennedy, Superintendent of the
sus in which the latter had his broken. Several
Senators interlered and put stop to the fight
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
STATE OF INDIANA. nrARIorT oorTNTv.

Is MARION CIRCUIT CouRT. DECEMBER TFRs. 1851.
froeeea"gS ga FoTstgH 4ttaeDseHJaes T. Drake L.
kaysoT.
q IL persons interested will NOTICE. hat James p Drake
CA the OF November Is5l sued ont a nil az
Foreign Attachment nom the Clerks ice
Court against John H. Raysor for the hundred
eshtyour dollars and fry which returned
executed and Is pending In the said Marion Ccui
WM STEWART. Clerk.
IL . NEwcoNB, Attorney for plaintiff fels5w6w
HNoUNDRY IN TERRE HAUTE FOR sALE-THe rev
4 Foundry erected Terre Haue the past sumner known
as The Wahash Fcundery, offered for sale
quence Of the sickness during the fall
and his inability 10 carry The business.
This Foundry hne order and re8ines
beng Well supplied with Machinery Sieve, Hollow Ware
other Patterns and Flasks having thirty tens Pig
and scrap Iron rs well as other stock
The Moulding Floor will accommodate six MoudeTs
enlarged with lille
Having improved melted made bctter
with sinP than in the other establishments
using steam IL Is with power.
horses accustomed TO The work thai WILL desired lie sold with H.
but an engine with Little lie connected with
Ierre llHule rapidly
mands extensive tTade from Illinois and
Of railroad about completed 10 Indianapolis and extending
Cleveland ONO and the
during the this be greatly
makes Il desirable point any kind
With small additional we'll red
can be made TO for itself "A short
To those who wish egase In this business desirable
caion such opportunity The dom every
hing Is IN order for carrying successfully without trouble
For terms which easy information apply TO
A. H. JOHNSON.
ian22-N6wd9wT Tere Haute Ind
q: REwARD!-The reward wiz lie paid IN the
- Il ~ finder of GOLD LEVER WATCH. Jonsoso
maker No 1291I lost las Tuesday evening jan the Nj
chi pFfi of l,-f..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12

q: 6 4 REWARD-The above W paid IN the
~ ~ finder of GOLD LEVER WATCH. james Johnsloso
maker No 1891 lost asi Tuesday evening Jan the ri
chigan road, north of the city, by leaving his Office
jmI24-t6sw3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
AN ACT

Approved February 5, 1852:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
Henry Clay is Dead!

The announcement Of the death of this
greatest of American Orators, and purest OF
Statesmen, although by no means unexpect
ed, has filled the nation with sadness and
mourning. He died a Washington, on Tues
day Che 29th ult.,} at minutes past eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the age of IS years. His
most eloquent praise is read in the fallen
countenance, and unaffected expressions OF
SORROW with which the announcement of his
departure is met by all. A more eloquent
eulogy cannot be pronounced upon this great
and good man. His name and deeds, en-
craven on the hearts Of his countrymen, will
ever embellish the pages of history, and will
never cease 10 be pronounced with praise and
reverence by every true American. Let his
career be model for future Statesmen, and
while they mourn his loss, let them initiate
his virtues, and his counsels may still live in
our country's future progress.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
Arrival Of 1he rreSrfnt Cltr.

Nav 1oRK, June 2S.
The Crescent City has arrived, bringing
8, 100000 in gold, and San Francisco mai
Ito the LIST inst She left Navy Bay on the
|2Ist May, the Constitution on the 22d, both
from Panama, and the Independence from Sar
Juan on the Goth
The ship Clarissa Andrews had been seized
for violating the passenger act.
The intelligence from the Mining region is
satisfactory. A lump of sofia gold weighing
'69 ounces was dug fror. a LOT in Sonora on
Main street, few doors below the Post Of
flee. Quarts mines ofunusual richness, have
lbeen discovered at French Gidel, nearsShasta
Great apprehensions are felt at trouble exist
ling between the French and Americans at So
mora. The Indians continued their depre
idations. a -
1t is the intention of the Catholic Bishop Of
sCalifornia 10 establish a seminary for educa
;tion, and TO extend missionary operations
against the Indians.
A party has been sent out to capture the
band of narauders under Spencer, who com.
mtted depredations on San Joaquin.
Accounts from Oregon state that rich spe
scimens of quarts had been obtained near the
Willamette river, which it is thought viii
prove as rich as any mines in California.
The L. S. Boundary Commissioners were
lat San Diego, and were preparing 10 leave FOL
FL Paso, where they would await the arrival
] of the newly appointed Mexican Commission.
Ter.
Intelligence from the Sandwich Islands tc
sthe 5th of May, states that the Legislature
was discussing the new constitution. The
ARTICLE prohibiting clergymen from seats was
sstruck out by both Houses.
An affray between Edward and Oscar Lor.
ryton, of Philadelphia, took place at Stockton
Pistols were used, and both were dangerous.
'ly wounded.
The law taxing auction sales created great
excitement. The merchants Of San Francisco
protested against it.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

SHtTiu Once.
Mineral Point, july 5.h J. -.
n OTCE Is hereby given tht at the ext general eIoc
y ton to be held Ia the several towns and wards in
November next beng The second day Of that month
{ he following officers are 10 be elected, 70 wit:
Five eCtors Of President and vice President
representative Congress for the second congi e
sUna district comprising Inc counties of Rock Green
La Fayete, Grant Iowa, Dane, Sauk Adams, FOR age
NchIand, Crawford, Chippewa, St Crox, La Pointe IL
rosse bad AK and Marathon, in place Of Ben c. East
man. wh"se Term Of service will expire the fourth day
I IL march ext.
state senator for the fifteenth Senate district com
ptsed Of the counties of Iowa and Rich land, place
levi Sterling, whose term OF service viii expire On
{ dfst Monday OF January next
An AsseubNmau for The northern assembly distric
do Iowa county 1mpTsinE the Towns Of Arena Highland
sDOdgeyille, BIdgeway, " JOINING, PULASKI and CLYDE.
: An AssembymaH Tor the SOU bern assembly dstric
s5t Iowa county, comprising the Towns Of Mineral Point
hiG lin, Linden and NaldWick.
Also the following county officers:
j One sheriff,
One Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
One Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors,
One Register OF Deeds,
One Count Surveyor,
One District Attorney,
One County Treasurer,
One Coroner.
The que tiOn whether act entitled An art To an
hoTize The business OF Ranking approved April Igtl
CO., snail go into effect, is required be submitted Il
ne people al the election aforesaid 10 accordance witt
he provisions Of said act.
RICHARD S. VIVIAN,
5A'to Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.