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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

PEDEMPTION of the ALBANY AMI
1esCHEEECTADY Gate MOHAWK and HUDSON)
RAILROAD COMPANY'S BONDS Of lsi2, due DE-
pa and interest due en- the above Bonds win be paid on pre-
sentation at the ofice Of MesGs. WINsL0W, LANfER
Co.. No. 50 WalLst Hew-York or at the oaice Of the
the shove Bonds WIN sfer De
ssphw psSt T. goSTkR, Jr, sesrsssV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..


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ncrth' W. iess Warrer b ry Bosoa. sAsht Gums
Baker.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

r-ss~yssy Sdlcsfins ths n~s sppreseh Of Tie sesre
sss binx sson The sssR reported for fufsre sesver
esupreB $50 bead, deliverable from l5sh t 20 etn
prov ct IS 70; 500 % deliverable tifhin sa,ne 'Ine
Ks 900 DO delver.3e ooh inst, ct S. 800 do averst
ing 30 be, deliverable Let prnx., at o.:
fCIncinnsti Gazette, Nov u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
Nv telegraph.

aosToN Sov ie-Ar. sat Bay STATE from Batn'f- 'e'e'
CIR af Fo@for Fhr7tc rli,- -, "a
.. l. On ira Martha woihns'on, hAlssa -chr A1n Ia
Nra la-E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

PHILADELPHIA, Scv. l6-A--rsa -7rasl'h2 cy %, 49,, -
"a E.r,e- forfou, On. TaF sluc Co. pa i.h''
s,.vers Cssn .chr D. w Wootru NrzreT, SHlori - =
wsTsn sprsrue yev York A syrren, Bel Bo-;1ai Eai'
cso-rd-s;.ar.hp Eeun-her car se~ fofh' "a La.l''
M Pab NJ t~E- ITO. At-h-l B-1u Acorn '1aa o.
orrsee r. Sev Bedo chr-. A. mn b. Bos'oai D. p
f4t4slon. sp., - P..'ieaec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
$IOO.OOO CITY CITY Of Of EsootcnEsrEs

COMMON COUNCIL Of he ca 7 OF ROCHESTER, ~, 1e
u.dcrsgned Is suthorrcS % g,esyo proposals CO.. 0s
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the BOyDst
TIE CI1Y OF ROCHESTER HAVING twenty years "a - -
and payable the City Of NewioTk, b<a.ne Iaierc :
five or six Ter cent -
The BOSDS will Be for ONE THOUSAND DOLLAps
EACH, with Conposs attached Interest pay 4A.a &C.,
nukly IN the City OF New logk
ATsynout Of ten pr cent Is r-grIet On the propos
when sccepcd AID the balance the fs-t cay OF Jss
mkt whom Re Bonds Vii be- tc,ylrd Pasties propo.,
for lie above Bonds viii s,ate 10 Tcc o1efcd -, ~
same esch ii The above rates interest," I've pee Geo,
sN per cent.
Thr Common Council of,hc City Of Rochester ?. s.,,..
tie TO It ect any EoPos..iou le may Dos b, ~ -
Say.
IgoYosa's foT ruy psr. sid Bonds IN BE- receive, ~,
sficr OF N,ssrs CARPENTER NERNiLTE. Ma IA
Masi- Ne,s-No orr. until TUESDAY, Noy. . . cslo..
NJ Iroroesis - b aldrr-tL. " r. WhsAn. Cgltr,lsrs
aaG iudcrstd, Pgop5sa1 flT Roctcstcr Cry Loan.'
r. MuALlN Casfr,'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

ssSfArvsr atN4ssf,-.
ssr-h-sss % Sets. a
btea nsF
sab HoSi....u 81 Gov isand.. AZ Heg c.is ;,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
THE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or.

A gained under the laws OF ennsylyania, with capital
OF 100000, propose embar ing IA the manaAomre Of
Railroad Iron, az Johnston Peansyyeuia The location
they have secured ofsrs adveag superior IL confidently
believed 90 any other in this county. Iron Oses
btunnOUs Coal Limestone and nearly every atcoreqar
ed for the Of Iron exist IN Rexharsbo quaint
ties on the srot; and these dep0ets wor2ed sDa
the minerals delivered cheancr than at any Other known
point now occupied for the Manufacture OF Iron Tae Penn
syvGna Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prep
ery end cross each other az tho spot where the mineral
veiAs are most thoroughly opeged out and which catoh
ior s Other advantages for facility ot manufacturing and
vicinity populous borough has been selected for the
taDish,nent Of Railroad Iron Works and for the erection
other blast furnaces in addition to those now opet
ton.
The attention ofcepitasts disposed TO embark
prGe which offers aremuneratng profit, on the low
prices Iron current before the OF the last sx month";
and which promises to be very lucrative while anything hte
present prevail and also Of Railroad Compares deal
rous making arrangements or Iron Rail- ~ DO delivered
in 1853, is called 10 this enterprise
Pamphlets under the signature OF the Practical Iron Nc:
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
tbs property, and who desire procure additional sab~
tons carry with safety and spirit busines reqaf
ing large cash capital BE- had the Office Of the Ass
fot the Provisional Company SIMEON DAAPEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
financial.


PActrlc BANK NEw-YokS, Nov IS 1852.
NIVInEND.-The President and Directors
- Of this Bark have declared dividend Of four per
the capital stock payable to the stockholders
and after the lst OF Decen Der next.
The transfer books will be clos, from The 2d the 3oh
J. CAMPBELL, Jr, Cashier.
ClMEON DRAPER, No. as Pine-st, offers
- for ale a. far r,tea and on favorable terms variety
and COUNTY BONDS among which
let Mortgage Convertible ~ Ct. Bonds OF Canandnizua
Do do. do Buffalo, Coming and n Y......do.... 1851
Do DO. do Buffalo and ~ T. City .........do.... 1885
Do. Bond Corning and Blosssuig New-York 1911
Do. d.. do Mansfield md Sandlssy 1850
DC g 3 Ct DO East Tenuoss e and Ga r. KIDD. 1850
Dol e Ct do. seaboard and Roanoke X do. 1870
u. c. DO Port' ii a and Concord do 10
Do Of do Ne"-Absny and Salem R. R. do SO TO ~
Do q e. DO Brunswick Canal 1851
Also Second Mortgage Bonds Of many Of the above Com
cent BONDS Junction (Oho) Raroad, New York, 1852
Do. Go. Vermont Valley Railroad .... do. q. 1850
DO. do. Western Vermont Railroad -. do. 1897
DO. %. Saratoga aud Washington RR. do. 1852
Do. DO Mad River Railroad. ...........do.... 1866
Do. &C. Troy ard Boaion ........... do. 1852
Do. do. huscogee Railroad ....... . Savannah 1852
Also, GsSTEs 2 cent State Stocks interest payable
City OF savauush p cent Bonds interest payable i''N
= cent Bone' OF Rsssie Co, n.y. issued for the To-
eeLt booos OF The City o. Memphis. PLitdepha 1880
II 6 cent improvement Scrip Of the State OF Wiscon
an ior lmPloysment Of Fox River. Nes-York 1862
2 c. STATE o Illinois La Bonds, Issued 1919 interest
pa1d ssrusnn by }. WlrdswOrth. Y. T. CITY due 1875
Troy and Rutland r. Stock with guarantee Oh y e. dv
ald W 4z-4iugtoI Railroad.
Rlfland and Wh.l Al H. r. Stock with guarantee Of 4,
cent diyGsnd by Saratoga aud NsailGgto on railroad
Also Stock n tn Cumberland Coal and lion Cofunanv
Stock Of the Cambria Ircn Company
Stock n thc Nesern Vermont Railroad Co.
stock n the East River Insurance Co
stock IA the Mercantile Lie Insurance Co
Aso' slt,otO IL California \ Cent Boads Gue in 1884
PR pa srd lnte., . iGyabe IL Eew-York
Afro. 10 SHARES in The c-ritai sroe .fthe .--rpsONy
HUDSON RNERRAILR0AD Co Tie !el-. Of M Can
peny ~ tor the term CT iIs charter annual rent OF D
cent, free Of taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are n

\ quested for the graduation masonry, timber bridging
and track laying Of the ALBANY AND SUSQUEHAS
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany TO Bingham
ton dil .Ence, 40 miles.
The line will b. ready for The inspection ofconvacouon
the 10th November and proposals viii be received aat as
seth November
Inc work will be divided into sections Of about Eve nils
each and contractors include in their proposals
Of these may suit their convenience.
The Company the night accept Of such popo
sails in their Judgment will best secure the pronpeoI
s'niction of the road
All proposals. to be sealed and endorsed Proposals fr
The Albany and Susquehannah Railroad" and directed
J. p. HARDWOOD, No. ll6 State-st Albany.
The plans and proles can be az the Engineers o.
fec, No l6 Safest Albany. and AFTER the l6th NoYm
bey where further information can b. obtained.
j.. &. DELAyAN, President.
JAMES r. kIRKWOOD Enginoer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
NNhHlers.
Foreign Ports.

s,.. from Socon-ct RIVER ifa, h,fk Ua,ei stii-s e..
Relic A. I'll, Il, cau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
$2n coo INDIANA CENTRAL

EUNDS-The sul scribe 0i,rs for sale So,oSo OF Is.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD TEN PER CENT
BONDS TuCse Bo,ds are issued by the COnpasy
g. articrate sock sulcrrrios their capital fh,s
duc in ISIS and -. order 10 hasten Tbs oonRctoo
Of the Read hcy eood security and amply Sse hsy
ing az iucr, sg und c SIS 20 OF sack 20 riceia iAer
The inieI,s, payable in s Cry. end the Bonds avert
be a. the option u tie holder.
This Raj way 5 he d.set. branch line Easesal sruo
indianapolis 10 Dayton ard Columbus, OhiO along IL
Natoual Read Mail Route. lt the aeloes r5a'e i've
lrdcnaI Is with Cincinnati, d with Lake Erie By IA.
way.
The whole issue (bens exclusively Tor tho cons.Iuc;ms
IL Reed nd Only % pate ctsh st)cN is s50Op IL
seven rel ccrt Bonds have sold A. " sni nj
nor cont CARPENTER 4 NERMlLlE, No. n MsAs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
OrEICr of the COMMISsIONERS Of n.

~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT o. NEW-ORLRANS-
Nyw.ORlEANs Oct u, l5i2 BY virtue OF the Thirty.
seventh section o te act # The Ls eare o. TIE State q
Torapa euttled An Act0 Coso date the Clsy New.
leers and 70 provide che rnlgnt and admsrs-
r,p OF ia AFFAIR." approved tbs d OF February, ,SS AL
~ The th section Of the at supple neutaY thero aai
,yids for the ucorp Ofanou OF the Clty o. Lafayette
WITH ne CIV OF aus, approved o. the day
6 81 N third section Of sct entitled An Act sspps.
er 10 an ect 70 Consolidate thc CITY OF Now-Ohean.
80 - ir,,ier 10. the go,cnlr, - and management Of n
stsrss approved March H. lS52 AMI for toe purpose q
s The iufsrcst eccrung the Cntre debt OF The ci.s
49, nj meeting ST obligations OF the Cd corporation nd
the late Ffst Second anA hid MUneipalnes aad City
LAFAYETTE, rnafu NJ Glr..g TIE year 1917.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received AZ this ohice,
f-c,n dis fo-c until the SECOND MONDAY 18Th Dec-n,
berntNi uS52) al Y ocock NJ for me pun hese q al
any portion ofa series OF 1 HlRiEEN HUNDRED BONDS
0F lI{E CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, tor the san q
ONF THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH sid Bonds pbs
dated the FIRST OF JULY. 1892 payable IN fORI1
WARS 81 the office Of the Treasurer Of the city WITH u
tcre.t coruois attached thereto AZ the rate 81 SIX FER
ONT NJ PER ANNUM, payable seni-annnely, non and
a,r A., fist January. ltJ IN the City q New-fok %
the January and the first OF July OF each yesr P
posls 10 be udosed ds for the purchase OF bons Of
he Civ OF Orleans" and addressed 60 Adolpbe lAe
ccretrv OF the Board Commissioners OF the OoasOld
ed Debt ct the City of NeOr aus TO be opened and no
bonds a3udcaied 10 the highest bidder on the lSth Dozen
Der, AZ noon. es Aforesaid -.
est commons or obligations OF The old city, OF the ae r
Second rnd Third Municipalities or City OF baiayettr ma
turing IN 1888 az the option OF the purchise 2e Oans
on the first OF January, oueOurh o. the histo' one
fourth the fret OF May, and ire renalnet y" ~ na VI
Trx less with SIX annun interest itvn Janl
orv 1888 the Commissioners rescrvms the rsat 70 retsn
n, pc cent of the Bonds adudceted "a guarantee b-
mtisrre with his contract the part OF the pshasr
The further reserve the night oi Rejecting my
orali bids. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

A. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
q. DEBUiS, Controller.
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
w 2. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Cormiitee
Road Of Aldermen.
L. Ii. PLACE, Chairman Of Finance Committee, Boni
of Assistant Aldermen.
A LANET. Secr-tarY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

n X. COBB g. Co, No. % WaH-st Stock
~ Commission and Collection Brokers.
STOCKS bought and sold State, Railroad CU Is
other Loans negotiated. 49,.
COLLECTIONS made Ia all parts Of the United s's's'
and Canalaa with pIomptnena
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

The Indianoa (Texas) Bulletin, of the sth annonn-
the death Of Mr. James S. Fulkerson, the Sheriff of
that county, on the 4th inst. He was killed at Port
Lavacca, by man named sharkey, a stranger in that
place.
The murderer, Augustus Sharkey an emigrant
from Mississippi. At Lavacca, he provoked quarrel
with peaceable citizen, and attacked him with a Slug
shot. ''The weapon wrested from him by by
stander, and placed in Sheriff Fukersons hands, who
inst then arrived and commanded the peace. Sharkey
demanded it, with threat that he would have II or
him. Fulkerson went Justice Maulding for a war
rant, and Sharkey Immediately got his rifle went to
Mandings Office, and without the least warning, shot
Patterson in the heart Iemarking with demon-lke COOL
and OATH that he the best shot in the State
he then made an attempt to escape horseback, but
was seized and ironed. town meeting called 10
consider the natter and determined to let the law take
its course During its sitting and throughout the day.
while intense excitement prevailed, Sharkey manifested
the most reckless sprt-old them he had killed three
men IN Mississippi and il he got away, he would kill
iour others IN Lavacca-and in every way deed in
dgnant and deeply affected people, while the blood Of
ms victim was yet warm Under such circumstances,
and IN a community where the deceased beloved
by ALL the sequel to the bloody scene, though
rage, viii not appear surprising During the night
following, the guilty seized and dragged from
the hands Of the officers, and in the morning was found
suspended to the limb of by ~ Louisville
Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
The Best and Cheapest Family Medicine in the World
DIR ROBERTS COMPOUND sARsAPARILLA PILLS

u An Alternative tonic, duretic and mild cafhartc Price
twenty live cents per box, containing so pills.
Each box contains Fifty pills. which makes them cheap again
other standard pill and times hesper
much superior any
syrup mixtures sold besides being proper
for
FuyHE astonishing which attended the use of DR.
Roberts Compound Sarssparilla proof
conclusive thai they truly Remedies that they
will all durable diseases quicker pleasantly
any other medicine known The Pills principally al
tsratve medicine being the Sarsapa-
gently assist nature, without pugng unnecessarily which make
Them peculiarly adapted weak and enebed perso ngoa.
ting and sIengheEng the body purifying the producing
new rich blood and healthy action OF the stomach and liver
They acknowledged By abesi physicians TO be
eeponabe but ecsclous in the highest degree and
FAMILY MEDICINE, UNRQUAIIED
Tue Compound Sarsapaia Pills used for the
Of those diseases which ae from impure Of the blood
and morbid secreon Of the liver and stomach and arising
from an odeous use of mercury and whenever medicine
quired 10 invigoraie and purify The system.
They are purely vegetable compound and be used by
persons OF all They pleasant the palate and produce
no nansea gripping The operation Hundreds Of
cerhcas could he Of those who have used them with
benefit
Purchasers will be particular ask for Dr Roberts Compound
sarsapara Pills. and observe green wrapper
box has facsimile Of the OF Roberts, NJ d.
r. Fay, and 10 purchase others.
Letters The subject OF the medicine be addressed
paid to C. r. FAY, Owego, Tioga county. New YORK.
Sold by w. w. ROBERTS,
apE2l-W3w Sole Agent. Indianapolis, Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
Madison and indianapolis Railroad.
The New York Tribune ofshe oath inst says:


meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Madison and Ia
danapois Railroad held last evening at Constu-
ton Hail. Mr. Brough the President OF the road, was
present, and made statement to the meeting of the
position wants, and prospects Of the road The busi-
ness OF last year left surplus Of $40 000 after paying
per dividends. The increase of three months
Of 1882 time in 1851 had been 26 per cent,
With the Ohio River closed with ice for weeks in Janua-
ry. During February and March the increase was AZ
per cent and Tor three first weeks in April SO per cent
The years revenue the President felt confident,
would give 10 per cent. dividend, with surplus Of
500 000 In order show the rapidly increasing bus
mess Of the country the President gave compare
tive statements Of the articles of produce in 1851 and
1880 In several instances the increase of the latter
over the former year more than equalled the entire
transportation oil the same article IN an year PRIOR to
1850. For instance the increase of bushels Of Wheat
203 ,S04-beng greater than the whole transpor-
taton in lS49 In Corn Got, 1877 bushels-being grea-
ter than any years prior to 1880 And this increase
he showed, still gong on, and with the developments
Of the trade OF the country and the position OF the road
he did fear the influence OF any other roads
strIcng. The contingent interest of the State in the
rosd, which, from January, 1853, reservation Of
onehrd the net earnings OF the road has been purcnas
al under authority OF act or the General Assembly
The payments 5000 900 of per cent stocks of the
State $500 600 IN money, 20 be made IN four M
stalments from LIST January, 1854, to lst January,
1857 if made in money to bear interest from IL January
1858 These payments the President said could be
made from the surplus earnings OF the road without
pairing dividends; and he recommended that this
he adopted, leaving competent for the stock
holders hereafter determine what should be
adopted give them the proper credit for these pay
ments. The directors have recommended that a new
termination be constructed TO avoid the inclined plane
Madison This viii be about nine miles in length, and
tho cost is estimated at 5000 900 to S250.000 Mr..
Brough enforced the recommendation Of the Directors,
by exhibiting the great expense Of working the inclined
plane, apart from the danger to property and life tie
recommended the issue of $500 900 of bonds under the
existing mortgage, sale limited at par and pledged his
exerons with this provision Of the funds the early
commencement and completion OF the work. Resnlu-
tons sustaining both these recommendations
imousy adopted and also cordially approving the
agement Of the road the President and Directors and
the meeting adjourned. Mr.. George Grswold, and
other leading stockholders expressed in the strongest
augnage their appreciation of the services of the Pres
ident, Jno. Brough Esq; and wish that his salary
might be largely increased that his entire services
might be secured to the road.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
indianapolis, May 4, 1882.
Resolution Of the Board of Dir
E. W. II. ELLIS,
President.

Indianapolis, May 1907
Resolution Of the Board of Directors adopted at their
session in Indianapolis, Hay ], 1852.
WHEREAS Ii has been necessary increase the capital
stock Of the company to amount equal to onehali
the estimated cost OF the work to furnish more
substantial basis for the credit of the company, and
enable it to continue operations. Therefore,
RssOred, That the soliciting agents oil the company
hereinafter named be directed engage Immediately in
the solicitation of subscriptions of stock of the following
classes, tO-wit:
Subscriptions payable in cash in accordance with
the usual terms.
2 Subscriptions OF real estate situate within the
State Of Indiana such and at such prices as
shall be agreed upon between the Subscriber and tho
soliciting agent.
3. Subscriptions payable in cash in four years from
date without interest," conditioned upon the completion
Of the work within that period.
Subscribers Of the first class shall be placed upon the
footing Of ether subscribers Of this description Of
stock
Subscribers of real estate shall be entitled to certi.
Gates Of stock and dividends thereon from and after
the date Of the execution of good and sufficient war
ranty deed for such property to the company PrOrided
that the certificate OF stock shall issue until the SUBJ
serber furnishes the agents with the certificate Of the
clerk and recorder OF the proper county that his title
thereto is free and unincumbered.
Subscribers Of the third class shall execute the
pany after the following FORMS
A. B., promise to pay TO the President and Drec-
Of the Peru and indianapolis Railroad company the
sum - dollars in four years from date, without in
terest upon the express and only condition. that nego
tatons be effected for sufficient amount Of means
complete said road within that period"
On receipt Of such note the agent shall deliver to such
subscriber certificate after the following form, signed
by the President and Secretary:
II is hereby certified that A. b. is the subscriber of
- shares OF twenty-five dollars each, amounting TO
the sum Of dollars conditional stock in the Peru and
indianapolis Railroad company For which certificate
due form shall be issued payment Of his promssory
Of date herewith payable in the four years
without interest," on the condition that negotiations can
be effected for sufficient means TO complete the work
within that period; and that the said A. b is entitled
dividends thereon, after the completion of the road
shall be carried to his credit and applied upon the pay
men Of said and he shall also be entitled
at all meetings of the Stockholders
No such subscription Of conditional stock shall be re-
ceIved to an amount exceeding the value Of the real
estate Of the subscriber.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

1.-THE Democratic" State of New Hampshire has
again refused to strike religious from their
Constitution thereby continuing The exclusion Of Cafho-
lies from office. Is this part Of that 'glorious Demo
cratic victory that the sick eagle Of the Times crowed
overF'-CoRnecficut Courant
This is but another instance of the real friendship
which the Democratic leaders have for foreigners
State Journal.
The above remark OF the Journal may be excused on
account OF the Editors ignorance of the facts the
but there be apology for the Editor of the
Courant, who is not ignorant Of these facts. number
Of attempts have been made to strike out that odious
feature from the constitution Of that State AT every
trial. very large majority of the democratic party
have voted for the amendment but the wings almost to
man, have uniformity voted against it. The wings
therefore, with the aid of few religious bigots who
belong TO the democratic party, have succeeded in
tanning in the constitution Of that State. the odous fea
ture referred to in the above paragraphs. The 1bera
spirit manifested by the wings Of New Hampshire is
made pretext for wing editors in Irdiana and else.
where, to abuse the democratic party and TO charge
upon them the very sins and nqutes which lay their
own doors. Surely, whiggery, thou art jewe!-Jd9k.
son Co. Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

1.-the Senate has ordered be engrossed for third
reading bill which allows California retain her pres
ent representation in Congress- until apPortian-
rent shall be made and increases the whole number Of
Representatives two hundred and thirty South
Carolina being allowed extra member, account Of
he very large fractional surplas