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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
CARLOS RnARNMAN.

O-hISr1"o D01H1'I1
Attorney at Law, Linneus, Linn County, Mo.
WILL continue the practice of the Law, in
w Linn and the adjoining counties Ali bust
ness entrusted TO his care viii receive prompt at
senton. April 3, 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

GJ-Nothng is more entertaining than TO hear Of
the Wing party lay claim TO fellowship with the princ
plies OF Jefferson Their lineage is ndsputaby tracea.
bic from those whose daily task il was TO maign him in
hts public and private life but because time has refnted
and posery disregarded these SANDERS they have be-
vert his wisdom the base of their personal advan
tage. With the modern Wings he had no fellow.
ship than with those ancient Federaists, who made
detracon their common task, and who endeavored to
apply the power and of this country the
uses Of private ambition The old federal par ty had
within its circle OF commanding talents bnt happ
y these could not sway the multitude. SophistrY and
verbal eloquence cannot find its way their hearts
The wisdom which enters into their dwellings, and
vinces their Judgments heard in the hum OF the pros
perous industry and in the silent operation of just
and equal public laws. Had the school of politics.
founded by Hamilton maintained its rule, freedom
would not have been necessary part of existence
people, bnt would have depended upon the will of
Congress raised by unwise construction OF its powers
tho competence of a Parliament itself-Quncy (IH)
Herald
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
SECOND BALLOT.
Cass rs; Buchanan %.
THIRD BALLOT.


THIRD BALLOT.
Cass ll9; Buchanan "a; Douglas 81 Marcy &c;
Butler Houston 7 Dickinson 1; Lane 10; Dodge 3;
Blank L.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Cass us; Buchanan 80; Douglas 81; Marcy %;
Butler / ; Houston 7 Lane 10; Dodge 3; Blank l.
FIFTH BALLOT
Cass ia; Buchanan SO; Douglas "a; Marcy 20;
Butler / Houston s. Lane 10; Dodge 8 Dickinson 1.
SIXTH BALLOT
Cass ia Buchanan IS.
SEVENTH BALLOT
Cass II3; Buchanan So
NINTH BALLOT.
Cass ll2; Buchanan 81.
TENTH BALLOT
Cass III; Buchanan Sc; Douglas 40
ELEVENTH BALLOT.
Cass l0l; Buchanan 81; Douglas 90
TWELFTH BALLOT.
Cass 9s Buchanan So Douglas 81.
SEVENTEENTH BALLOT
Cass SO; Buchanan 81 Douglas SO; Marcy %; But
Ter L; Houston IL; Lane ID.
Convention adjourned tall O'Clock tomorrow morn.
ing.
BALTIMORE, June ., p M.
General Franklin o Pierce, of New Hampshire, was
nominated on the forty ninth ballot by over two hundred
votes.
Gen. Pierce, who, with his lady, at the fremont
House, greatly surprised being informed Of his
He leaves for Concord Monday. M
merous calls Of congratuaton madc-cheers tu-
great-salutes ired-bells ringing
Baltimore convention adjourned Next convention to
be held at Cincinnati
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
[From the cmeinnati Gazette

MEssRs EDIToRs:-I take the liberty of calling your
attention the quantity OF Willow imported from Europe
TO this country every pound Of which ought be grown
on american SOIL As you have much low lands in your
State comparatively vaueless for other purposes trust
you will call the attention Of your readers to the mpo-
Willow ought properly cured yield from two TO three
tons weight of Willow costing from $50 to $50 per ton
for preparation which is worth in the city of New York
from S00 $3.50 per ton and frequently canL be had
at any price. W; "; ~
Garrison's Landing Putnam CO.. N. y, May 20.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

eSHEhlFIs SALE-Sy virtue OF execution directed
- from the Clerks office OF the Marion
pose TO public sale Saturday, The 10Th Tune
door oil The Court House, ndsnsp dis Marion county, Ind
ana, within the hours prescribed by Jaw the and profits
seven years OF the following Real Estate, wit
Lot number four l aud IlTiecn
SADIE OF lot number FIVE square number forty 4O IN the ey
Of indianapolis Marion county, Indiana
And on failure realize OF
and costs WILL the place
SAID Real Estate. Taken the property John Keey
heely and George McOuai al the sui Of JOSIAH Lynn
G. C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Marion County.
BY w ROBSON, Deputy.
June 3, 1852 nn4- dIi-Np0ux
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

DoN'T TALK ABOUT YoURsELF.-Never introduce
your affairs for the amusement OF company; il
shows sad want Of cultivation excessive weakness Of
intellect sort OF vanity always repnlsiye. Some
folks cannot tell story relate aneedoe, speak
upon any subject without usng the inss ncant pronoun
las 'when boy was at the head Of the class,
and surpassed. | can dive deeper, can
stay under longer, and can up dryer-I can, than
any body else ever saw can II reckon | am
Their keen do" Reader, what do you think Of such
sDecmpnl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
n-we pulled the following out Of Mrs. parlington's

9J-We pulled the following out Of Mrs. Partngton's
Carpet Bag:
Diseases is very various, said Mrs. Partngton,
she returned from the door conversation oil Dr.
Bous. "The Dr. tells me that poor old Mrs Haze has
got buckles her langs 1t is dreadful thing
declare The disease is so various One way We
hear Of peoples dying Of hermitage of the lungs another
way OF the brown creatures; here they tell of the
elementary canal being out OF order and there about
OF the throat here hear OF neurology in the
head there embargo; side of we hear of men
being killed by getting pound OF tough beef in the
sareophogus and there another kills himself by dscov
erng his jocnlar ven Things change that declare
don't know how subscribe for any disease nova
days New names and new nostrs takes the place Of
the old, and might well throw my old herb bag
away" Fifteen minutes afterwards Isaac had that herb
bag for target and broke three squares of glass in the
knew what he about She didn't mean exactly what
she said.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
a DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Tbe UNDERSIGNED Al,

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE-The undersigned AdmnisIra-
Tor OF the Estate OF Asa Williamson deceased will by
Tue OF decree or the Probate Court of Marion made
April Term lS52 the Court House door Indianapolis Sat
urday the 2h day OF June 52 between the clock
NJ and clock z. said day, sell highest bidder
but for not less than H. ivohrd valuation ell OF o number ta
IN Wiamsons Subdivision of the the north
OF section ID township 5b north az the
Indianapolis together w the thereon peni-
will be sold subject dover Estate Eliza Williamson,
the widow of decrdrn therein The sale Will be made third
cash hand the day of SALE the residue equal pay
ments IA six ami twelve months The deferred be
cured by payable without any relief from valuation ap-
praismenI laws, bearing from date
LEVI WILLIAMSON, Administrator.
MAY 10, 1852 mavl3-wiw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
ArALUARLr MODEL rARM FOR sALE.-nIpRoyE

in THE BEST MANNER hundred and eighty
a OF iaad Situated on the edge OF the Grand Prairie,
hoh-west from Perysvie, Nermilon
southeast OF Danyle Illinois, and miles plank
ing 10 Perysvle Improvements alone The
buildings Cottage House - with an
L. hne pornco IN froi Se Barn frame, long
VIDE embracing under roof Sablng cTi0 House
work and ioorooms &e Frame Wood House u BY 90 eet
Bath ROOM Smoke House and the finest yard Shrubbey
country There the
growih from 10 Is feet high. The best quality
and fenced of in convenient fields with good gales each field
woodland hrs rate and under fenceony 9s woods and
pasture Resldue Field and Meadow Buildings and ali improve
ments perfect order, built
THIS property estimated be worth from 60 200 $40 zoo but
will be sold al great bargain.
For Terms. &c, apply the
REAL. ESTATE AND GENERAL. AGENCY OFFICE
journal copy lwdSwl une-d6wIw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD ExrENsIoN-The
track OF this road is laid TO Tygarrs valley ans
some six or seven miles north Of Feterman in Taylor
county Va and will be completed to Paramount IN the
course Of wo or three weeks The cars are arriving
and departing daily, and the goods OF Western mer-
chants purchased Northern Cities transported with
speed and safety to that place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

R-Prentice and some other Wing editors have freed
Gen. upon the fence, and preparing 10 have
him Jump down on both sides at once. We shall give
readers in due time, the result OF this exploit is
thought the "hasty plate of soup and fre in the
rear" are not patching to what this will be.-Lou
Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

VNTHO WANTS GOOD wATOH-Call and get your
w self Of those beautiful Silver Duplex, Anchor Lever
Iepme Watches, The o9wing irices Duplex S2j CO. full
Jeweled Levers sI4 50 sisOo Iepne slloo These
Watches quality, all warranted the best
don't buy any these law priced things thai only made
sell and keep lime We keep but the best qualify
Try Them, and il they fail perform the satisfaction OF the
chaser return them and get your money
w II. TAIBOTTS
Y. 8 Recoleet these Watches imported expressly
this House by (mar30d& wi W. H. T..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
M,CORMICK'S
REAPING AND MOVING MACHINE.

EkAVID Williams, opposite Branch Bank, IndlanaPoE
applied furnish the above named Machines Tor
cutting wheat Mowers be aached for cutting
timothy and all kinds of grass. 80,
Reaper will! two OF Wheat per hour and viii
least urhs of s the grain scattered by ordinary
grading
The will and acres OF grass or uohy
hour They warranted 10 perform as here stated
who wish grain, labor, save money ana
speedy gathering Of these haves should eaeh have
Machine a interest in
ply themselves Of Reapng Machuss can be seen on the
Nicholas McCay, where worked last year talihough
give great satisfaction
sied as TO prove there VIII
deficiency performance OF the used on
Mr. McCartys that he has hesitation IN recommending
them OF having wheat cradle Mr. G
n Boaz who supeniends will give any information as 10
The performance. juna-d&wtf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

CELEBRATION OF THE LANDING OF THE MARYLAND
PILGRIMs.-On Tuesday of last week large number
of the citizens Of Baltimore, and Of Georgetown Cd.
c proceeded to the ancient city Of ST Mary, on the
Mary land coast celebrate the landing of the first
Catholic Pilgrims that spot. Henry May. of Balti-
more delivered the Grafton.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

- JOY TO THE woRLD-Perry Davis. Vegetable
w. Pam Killer the and entire eradication
all pain Internal and external remedy No
of what this will by Merchants
generally
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

J1-Chares l.. Murray, Esq, of Elkhart county for.
merly Wing editor aud still active Wing politician,
has written a letter the New York Tribune the
subject Of the politics of Indiana. We make extract
for the benefit of those Wing editors who
merit in Gov Wright any Of the candidates ON the
democratic ticket. Says Mr.. Murray:
1.-The promises to be active one. The
constitution makes all the State officers elective by
the people. Both parties have able men in the field.
Gov. Wright has every advantage, except honesty and
capabity, his competitor, Nicholas McCarty
Candor cOmpels 10 say he has made actve,
full, and good officer. But candor compels me to say
also that many believe he has labored constantly with
eye 10 his advancement. With his motives | have
nothing do. Gov. Wright is not able officer, but
he has been a practical one. His ideas ard measures
the capital Of Others but he has not been afraid to
work upon them. As a citizen of the State, and moth
ing short of Wing shall be happy if we fail in elect
ing Mr.. McCarty, that worse man IS chosen to ad
minister our laws than Joseph A. Wright"
Mr. Murray, like most Wing editors, seems to think
that if Democratic officer does his duty, he must have
some sinister or selfish object in view We guess, if the
Governor has made good officer candid men OF all
parties acknowledge he has the people will not IN
quire about his motives but reeect him to the station
which has he filled so ably. Mr.. McCarty is doubt a
very clever in his way, but there very few,
apprehend blinded by party prejudice TO contend
that he is the equal OF Gov Wright in any Of the quail
ties Of an Executive offcer.-Nec albany Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
BY ". ROBSON, Deputy,
Ind annapolis, June 10, 1852 junl0-W3w

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL EsTATE-By
virtue order OF the Probate Court Randolph
Ind made at the May Term thereof A d. will expose
public sale The Coar }ouse door, in the OF Indianapolis
Saturday the 18th day of July the following real
viz The half OF the northeast number %
or township number " north number the
ond principal eridian containing Marion
aud State OF Indiana being part Of the real Of which David
F. Teeier, sie OF Randolph county, Ind, died seized
Terms fellows viz One-hid of purchase money be
paid down. third nine and third eighteen months by
The purchaser giving with approved security for the
waving all relief from valuation and sppramem
laws the title be held collateral all the purchase
money be paid.
ROBERT MURPHET,
Administrator of Of David p. Teeier deceased
MAY 25, 1852 may27-w4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

tnsHERIFFrS SALE.-By virtue
- bill issued BY The Clerk the Johnson Circuit
directed my hands Will expose pub
lie auction the door Of the Court House the county Ma
rion IN the Stale OF Indiana, between the OF O'Clock
NJ and clock F. Saturday 81 day OF July
rents aud profits for The of years the following
scrbed properly, o-wir
Being LOT number Oh, number 49,
the indianapolis Marion county Indiana
And ii such profits a
satisfy the demanded BY said wrls will
and place sale like The simple
perry Levied property
al the OF Henry Bradley, and the bill IN
GERS and witnesses therein named Terms cash.
c. G. CAMPBELL. Sheriff Marion Co,
BY w. ROBSON, Deputy,
linda oils Tnoa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

u Mons. Adrian, the necromancer is astonishing the
wonder loving people Of Cincinnati with his feat oil
making lady and gentleman disappear.
The Fakr Of silva performed half OF the above trick
in onr city.-Lafayeffe Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
4 ppRA1SrMrNr or prAr pcTATp T.a

a PPRA1SEMENT OF REAL ESTATE.-The Board OF
fquaIzaon Of Marion State OF Indiana Will
al the C0lr House Indis Monday The
June 1852 for equalization c the appraiser emf of the wear
1851, OF real said county The Board will
county Commissioners Auditor and appraisers of
JOHN ". HAMILTON, Auditor Marion Co.
May 81, 1852 jnnl-d2t-jun3-yIw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
MARRIED.

the Ain inst, by William Sullivan ESQ., the City Of Indi-
anapos Mr. THOMAS suse, OF Kentucky Miss MARTHA En-
MANDsoN, OF This county.
the 9th inst, by Thomas Morrow, Esq, Mr. RIcHaRD L.
McCRAy Miss SALLY daughter OF Mr. Solomon Avery, both Of
this comfy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
NEW ADvERTlsEdENr-Lete every body read ii,
~ No. l..
r. r. r.

NEW ADvERTisEMENT-Lei every body read H.
RR.R.
Railways Ready Relief
Is THE he, FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED
HAS sToPPEO THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS
u wall stop the most severe pains in Ave less
will cure the most obstinate painful Rheumsic NsrvsHs
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
never fas m giving instant ease 10 the Ormenins
ITHAs CURED,
RH fT NaTETF CASES OFT or 4 HgMDREDs
S S1HTIRaALoTA " one HorR.
gpilARRHGA IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.
sP PxHsanHAcHE ~ ONE sEcoND
GRANTS Sio IN FIVE MiNUTEs.
chill t4Hk IN FIFTEEN FIFTEEN MINUTES MINUTES
SORE THROAT IN FoI'p MINIiTrs
INFLUENZA IN oVf u0 dip e
Bites Cholera NoISus stTei S1s wound
sr complaints where there pains Railways Ready
SICK P aEA iSs SSHlfky cure the disease
few minutes and prevent renewed attacks n viii esass sns
wee'eh The stomach and Deuraze The pOsOns acids Of lie sys
PREVENTION
ny mhsng the pleasant and agreeable perfume r. r
wall refresh and enyen the senseremove The dull ana heavy
feelings Of lorpOr and fatigue.
Mix tablespoonful of R. r. R. Win a Bowl Of Wafer. n,
o oa,es @ Head Neck and Temples wash The Face Hsnd
pure sweet and healthy disease sickness he
ALL BOWEL. COMPLAINTS,
DaHhGa Dysenery Bloody Flux, Cholera M0Tbus Painful
DISCHARGES IL relieves the pains few mnules-
checks the most Distressing discharge, and speedily The
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
hadHsy Ready Relief Possesses almost miraculous nhu
enee the sharp darling pain complaint
Ia few minutes the palTcken sufferer the de-
gf sensations departing Ii has cured ofcases
almo deaths door The effects Ready SOP
the pain immediately strengthen The system supply
the nerves with nervous and vitality the loss which
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
Railway Ready Relief will the and
pans OF Rheumatism almost Instantly Persons living
ey who for months confined beds by
Pains. whose bones top whose Joints
pain IN hfeen minutes by the OF RadWay Ready Relief This
The huh and thousands the city OF New York and hundreds
asseonwe need no certificates OF publish long
list names prove The efficacy Railways Ready Relief
The ezens or almost every town in the lnon The
years, have tested il themselves.
CHILL. FEVER
cHTLLS STOPPED IN A FEW MINUTES-PATN RE
LIEFED INSTANTLY
Railways Ready Relief like Cks
and Fever II breaks the Chs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. up ard
vgoales with health and strength and The
system.
PAINS OF ALI. KINDS
Whenever You feel pain, apply Railways Ready Relief
10 relieve few IL have
stomach mesnes Liver Kidneys Bowels Joints Bones
nay Will IN few minutes aud quickly
AGENTS FOR r. r. r.
J. w Woods, Knightsown Raymond g. Co. Cambridge Cry
l. Reed, Richmond MeChsTthy Apologize Delphi T. j. NJ
Lyons Clnlon Mitchell Morrow Cetrevle; F. Waliog Dub
linz B. Brachors g. Co, Cumberland Hinshaw Greenboro
Jos. Yout, Mddleiown; Edwards Greenfield:
ganewl Shryock Co, Rochester J. Upton Son. North
Wholesale Agents, CRAIGHEAD d BROWNING
may 3l-Insy 6v mi yeh4i indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

PLACE OF MEETING OF NEXT GENERAL CONFERENCE.
On motion Of Mr.. Reyes, fixing the place OF meeting
Of the next General Conference agreed to; and
the motion Of Mr.. Tripp, the several memorials on
the subject taken from the table and read. They
suggested Detroit, Cleveland, New York, sad Wash.
ington, respectively, as the place.
The solicitations were continued at length Mr. Grit
fifth spoke for Baltimore, Dr. Durbin for Phladelphia
Mr.. Ravens for Indianapolis Messrs. Wilson and Col.
Inns for Baltimore, Mr.. Creagh for New York city, Mr..
Phelps for Chicago, Mr. Walker Cor the West Mr.. Teft
for Rochester Dr. Bangs for New York, Mr.. Kingsley
for Cleveland Mr.. Pitcher for Detroit, Mr.. Carter for
Rochester, Mr.. Thompson for Philadelphia each speak
er setting forth the peculiar attractions and convenience
Of the place Of his advocacy.
II finally agreed that vote should be taken uPor
the different places recommended separately and tina
the first which should have majority Of the Conference
in its favor should be the designated place According
ly count had follows: Detroit, IL in favor.
against; Cleveland 20 in favor, 81 against; Chicago
so in favor, SO against Indianapolis, II in favor, 9
against. And indianapolis was declared the place Sc
lected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

U-The St. Joseph MOI Gazette says that mp to The
18th ut 35 40 emigrants had died. this spring,
Of choean The disease is confined almost exclusively
to emigr 8.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

<CoMPosITIoN RooFING.-we are prepared 10 furnish
plans Fire and Water Proof all times and shall be
person DESTROYS OF Information concerning
any OF the STATE through the Post OF
fce, will be promptly attended to- .x- ..
jun9-d&w LotDkN DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10


esESt@A SUPERIOR HAT FOR TOUR DOLLARS an
now selling Ene Moeskin Hat manufactured express
y cor my retail trade The low price ForR Dollars They
are wafralrdio be every Hats hereto
fore sold in This market for $50 6ne Mole
skin Hat equal The best Cincinnati $500 also general as
somen OF Fur, SILK Cashmere and HAS and large va
riety Of Ieghorn Panama. Braid and Hats which are oder
ed al the most reasonable rates WIIMOT'S Hat Store
mayoo-ii No Palmer House
49, sILKs.-GreaI bargains in Silks Horns They are
going OF rapidly, and every Lady who wonla secure
really eeganI dress at about half OF
they will be too late.
cf<S- r r. r. See another column
w. CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING
w. w ROBERTS,
~ Agents indianapolis
Real Estate and General Agency Office
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Under The control Of w. NIX Scott Attorney and Coun-
selior at Lar, and Notary Public.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA-THREE DAYS La
TER NEWS FROM EUROPE

TER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
NEW York, June 2
The steamship Asia, with three days later adviees
from England and the continent arrived at this port this
morning. She brings % passengers and sl22 900 in
specie from France.
The lower grades of cotton had declined at Liverpool
u, but the better grades unchanged Market
closing quietly the 22d At Manchester less active
and prices Of articles were lower. At Havre cot
market had closed quiet though there had been much
activity during the week. and prices had advanced
francs Weather in England continues fine and very
favorable for the growing crops. Wheat at Liverpool
further advanced Sd and holders Withholding their
stock from the market. There fair business do
ing in Floating cargoes taken very freely
last quotations. Western canal -four quoted at POS
and Ohio 2ls Beef had advanced 2s 6s per terce
and full obtained for ordinary with large
transactions for export TO Austria Pork selling at
extreme Bacon had advanced Is, and sell.
ing slowly Shoulders and hams were dull. Lard had
advanced Cd The supply of English cheese am
pie. There American in market. Rice is I'M
changed, and the sales limited Sugar was very buoy.
ant, and generally held a farther advance. Tea
was steady and firm Coffee less active but no quota.
bic change had taken place in price, sales of ST. Do.
mingo were made auction at 3sa4ls and of Jamaica
at 40a5Os.
In London sugars in brisk demand, both for
West India and refined with large demand for export
and 900 chests Havana sold at 20s6d 22s3d Cof.
fee firm ass Dos for plantation and 44s6d 45s for
native
The steamer Franklin arrived at Cowes on the Goth
ut., and the Glasgow at Liverpool on the 2lst ut.
Odon Barrott and Brogle had refused to take the
oath of fealty to the President.
The Prussian Chambers had been prorogued.
New YORK. June 3, 8 P. M.
The steamer United States from Aspinwall, from
whence she sailed the 25th ult arrived this port
this afternoon She brings 3O4 passengers and s7OO 900
gold on freight and Sl4 900 in the hands of passen-
gers but nothing later from California.
The Illinois arrived Kingston the Goth
alt The Panama railroad was progressing rapidly TO
complexion The Crescent City, with California mails,
left Aspinwa six hours ahead Of the United States.
The schooner Maria bound from New York to Navy
Bay, wrecked the beach of the end of ia
maica, on the 10Th. The crew saved. The cargo
much DANA sed and the vessel lost.
The smallpox prevailing in Jamaica to great
extent, which caused much alarm.
BY this arrival have dates from Panama mp the
25th alt.
The Winfield Scott made the passage from San Fran
cisco TO Panama in twelve days. The steamer Caor-
MIA broke her shaft on her upward trip and lying
at San Pablo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

UNOR SALE-The undersigned offers sell has Farm and Gri
II Mil price; The Falls of Butler Greek in the south
quarter OF 49, township - NORTH of west
containing acres; miles north Of Gospo in Owen county
Indiana FRANCIS K PORTER,
June 4 1859. jun5- yoisep