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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

JOINT RESOLUTION relative % bids Tor provisions
clothing aud small stores cor he 81 The navy.
Res0irrd 81 fhe SSHlfS aud HOHse Of ksgrtsenfs-
fsss sftAf Uaifed Sfaffs # -fMtrica C0Agrtss
semJlsd That all bids Tor supplies provisions. CO
thing and small The of the navy may ~
rejected TIE option - the department. fmade BY
Who !. not known a manufacturer OF. regular
dealer la. tte article proposed be furnished which
thu must be distinctly stated la the blta
ON the bis OF all persons Who may have f4le1
L. comply with the conditions Of any they NAY
have previously catered inO with the United StAtes
shall, Al the option 81 H. department. 10 rejected; that
n aare than bib be offered Gar the supply Of era
a account Of any parry, either Ia his Own lame
90 the of his partner. cefk. any Oiher crsOL
tn whole OF such bids shall be rejected AZ The option u
the department and that colarners % any nrtn hail
not received surclies fur each Other. ana that,
whenever II IA, be deemed Necessary Coz the Interest
OF the government aud e health Of The crews 81 tn
United states vessels. procure particular FRAUDS
nour which are keep ee-t distant stAtlOns
te Bureau Of Provisions aud tlothng, With te hppr0
bai0n II The secretary 81 the Nav, be- aud hereby L.
suhorizea % procure she the best terms.
na oXeu-
Approved g March l-Ji.
mar gl--laN4M
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

0TThe New York Legislature will proba-
bly, pass the Maine Law. The members at
tended celebration recently at one of the
public institutions, and drank l66 bottles of
wine, besides brandy and other "fxins,'' at the
public expense. This was the best demon
stration they could give of the necessity of a
prohibitory liquor law.-Ph Ledger.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
WIG MANUFACTORY.
No 80 F0UEIHsT., BETWEEN MAIN MAKE
THE OLDEST STAND IN LOUISVILLE. ky.

NJ. % I"o"ih-'i'i I'm MAIN hhhhhis
THE OLDEST STAND IN LOUISVILLE. ky.
Mrs. q. NICHOLAS inNl lies the attention Of her
vi customers ~ the neNly invented . NKxTu ATM
DfAN0SD MIGs. These Nigs we're invented b. Mr..
Richard 'ck, Of boadon AMI made ~ u the yea
ucmep In my establishment who took the hghssi pre-
MUM best Wigs exhibition az the Industrial
Exhibition, London, tn5l. They warranted not L.
shrink liho.e Who have Wigs knOs that The
greatest eoInfor la Wig > In that will not shrink
At At =: besides. het close resemblance 70
ture a. ~ defy detection And 30 enable eutemsL 70
see the effect large assortment Il sways kept on aans
for inspection, any Il which. approved Of sases
the purchaser boih and irOnie, lbese elcga1i
specimens oi Wigs De found elsewhere. Also,
splendid Of ladies Nigs, Half wlgs Braid.
and Curls. always hand aL1 male 10 order q ia
shOuesi notice.
Combs. Brushes, Pcrfamer, Gloves, and a genera
assortment Of Fancy Goods. 81 the --latest impor.ions
r. 3 ladies' VII please remember tbsi Ibey eau have
their hair dressed a. their resadsnces.
MRS q. NICHOLAS, No. g slh-st.,
bet Main and Market. Louisville, ny.
d. r. HcsGS. Agent. rnsHl
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

GA large log, belonging tn Mr.. THOMPSON,
grocer, corner of Delaware and South streets,
which had been tied up for several days, was
set at liberty yesterday, whereupon it imme-
diately bit the hand of its master aud then
ran up stairs and seized Mr. THoMPsoN's little
child by the head, biting it severely. For
two or three days the dog had appeared sick,
which, together with its unusual conduct,
leaves but little hope that it was not under the
influence of hydrophobia. The dog was i'm
mediately killed. A few such occurrences
will detract very much from the usual affec-
ton entertained toward the canine species.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

OF Mrs. Butte sued the Central Ohio Rail-
road Company, in the Cambridge, Ohio Cir
cult Court, for damages sustained by COLI
sion between two trains last spring. The jury
failed to agree, one portion being in favor Of
allowing her $500, and the other $500
The Central road has paid a large amount of
damages of this charactei-more. perhal $,
than any other road which has been in opera
ron no longer
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From Independence. Mo.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, March 81
Returns from Kansas show the election Of
the Pro- Slavery ticket, in Bull Greek, Law
renee, Douglass, Tecumseh Shawnee's and
Haskey Point, varying from 200 to 800 The
election passed off very quietly. The edi-
tor of the Kansas Freeman was ducked in
Kerr river by the mob in consequence of a
speech, probably no Anti-Slavery man. They
have elected Legislature. A large process
sion celebrated the victory.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

GA lady entered dry goods store in
- street, and expressed desire to see
some wool delaines. The polite clerk, with
elegant address, showed her variety of piec-
es of fine texture and choice coloring. After
tossing and examining to her hearts content
she remarked: The goods are pant cotton
sir.' My dear madam returned the shop
man, "these goods are as free from cotton as
your breast isl Qthe lady starts) " free from
guile" he added.-LO,asvRe Times.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
The Standard says its town of Anderson

The Standard saws its town of Anderson is
improving.
The coming season Promises To be one of
business and hustle TO the town of Anderson.
Already, Notwithstanding the unfavorable-
ness of the weather, we see a start and a Wig
orous one, towards improvement And the
first of May will see several houses now under
way completed.
An additional incentive to improvement
will be the laying of the railing on the al
ready graded track of the Cincinnati railroad
to Anderson. We are already informed that
the completion of this road will positively
take place early this spring as far as this place
Speed on.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
Election News.

NEW YORK April &
The latest returns received from Connect
cut indicate that the State has gone against
the Democrats, although there has been no
election of Governor by the people Ingra-
ham apparently leads, though he is hard
pressed by Miner.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
Cad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.
A large glass factory in progress of erection
in New Jersey, was blown down during the
gale yesterday. Twenty-Five persons were
buried in the ruins Eight bodies were taken
outsSs Several Others We're seriously injured
Among the killed was son of Alderman
Palmer, of this city.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

OF There was rumor afoat last night,
that the fighting in Cincinnati had been re-
newed, with much energy. For the credit OF
the Queen City, We hope that such is not the
case. The Know Nothings of that city die
hard, but since their fate is sealed, they may
as well take it coolly.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
JOHN l. SMITH

WHOLESALE Manufacturer, 234 a.
w 23J Brosdway, New York; the most extensive In
the world.
The late fall In the price Of aals, consequent upon
the strngeney Of the money market, has enabled me To
manufacture largely for the Spring trade and Offer to
merchants, at very low prices, hs~argest and
plete assortment Of UMBRELLAS L. he und
IN Earope or America. Merchants visiting New York
to buy their goods respectfully invited call and
examine the stock before purchasing.
n. B.-Pease cut this card and put ID in your
Pocket Book for reference. JOHN ]. SMITH.
mar2l -3ml yAsl Manufacturer
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No. lGs Nassau-st., are the Wholesale Agents.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

dThe sober sense of the people is re-
turning, and the miserable hack on which cor
rupt politicians have hoped to be carried into
Office, is proving unequal to the task assigned
it. Religious intolerance can never meet with
any permanent favor at the hands Of people
taught to worship their Creator according to
the dictates Of their own conscience; and pro-
scription on account of birth place, can never
meet with approval at the hands of people
who measure man by his virtues.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
Connecticut Election.

BRIDGEPoRT, April 3.
Eight towns have given Dalton ESQ In
graham, 1875 Mine, X. ", 1853. The in
dications are that there will be a Democratic
majority in the legislature.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

(ErThe Hebrew congregations in New
York have effected the organization of be-
nevolent institution common to all Jews, but
having more especial reference to furnishing
means to poor and unfortunate Hebrews to
celebrate the coming Passover in becoming
maDner.J
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE April g
New Orleans papers received on Tuesday,
state that the Know NOthings had gained a
complete victory But two Democrats have
been elected Good order prevailed
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
Death of Mrs. Cass.

NEw YORK, April 2
Mrs. CAss, the wife of Mr.. CAss, jr, our
Minister at Rome, died suddenly in that city
on the third of March.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
NEw YoRK, April

NEW YORK, April ,.
Flour irae higher Sales Of 3.s50 barrels good Ohio
al s9629IO. Southern hetier-225O nj s93. 1912 T..
Wheat firm; Southern White $40. Corn tribe
higher and nominal: mixed sI,OOdl.lO Pork little
higher; sales Of bbls sl4al5,or old Mess l6al
Beef firm; sales of ,lO0 bbs. Lard unchanged Hams
better; sales at 5. a9e. Ohio Whisky 3i93lsc. Gro
eeres firm: Linseed Oil ~. Stocks weaker; Money
changed Indiana al; Virginia c. 979a; Cumber
land IA; y. Y. Central 49,; Cleveland and Toledo
693l; Erie 500, Reading s4's.
NEw YORK, April 3-l2
Flour Is tribe higher with sales Of r. 81 bbls Of good
Ohio at 50 62GIO; Southern better, 1900 bbs sold at
80 37lSalO I2Is; Wheat firm. Southern white 50 40
Corn firm, 10000 bush sold al 99GlOOc; Park advanced
a trhe, Old Mess SIS; Eeef firm; Lard unchanged;
Ohio Whisky better, 500 bbls brought 32a32l4c.
Stocks lower. bat active Money easier.
BALTIMORE, Md, April g
Sales Of 900 bbls Howard ST. Flour this morning
s925 future delivery. Sales Of Wheat al s2ss a. 3O
White s2,3Oa2, 4O-the highest price reached in many
Vears
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

~ A town in Massachusetts, has elected a
woman as a member of their school commit
tee. Many towns would doubtless find it to
their advantage to follow the example.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

LARGE STONE FOR PAvING.-In Primes
new book of travel, the streets of the buried
city of Pompeii are described as made Of
huge stones. still showing wheel marks, but
as firm if laid Yesterday.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
New Express Company,

w Of the United States Express Company, No So
West Westinghouse, opposite the Bates House. India
napOlis.
PropretOrs and Directors: ID. y. Barney, r. 7. VIII
liams, A. II. Barney, James Mckay. I. VI. James.
Principal office, - Broadway. New YOnk-eoner OF
Pearl and Seneca streets, Buffalo.
This Company will forward Bank Notes, Gold and
Silver, Merchandise. and valuable packages collect
Drafts Notes and accounts, aud transact all business
trusted to them with dispatch.
Messengers will leave indianapolis daily for the East,
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From Baltimore.
BALTIMoRE Anil 3.

No mail has been received here to-day
beyond Savannah. There had been heavy
rains in Georgia, causing much rejoicing.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

The New Bounty LAND AcT.-It appears
ing are the estimates of the public lands
which will be absorbed by the new bounty
land bill
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

PRUSSIA REFUSES TO ACcEDE TO
THE TREATY.
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Further From the Seat of War.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA 4!
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MARsHAL's SALE.

MAHSH AL > SAIL.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF ENECU-
Id TION, III Fa) To me directed, from the Jerks
Office OF United States Circuit Court for the District Of
Indiana, will, the 2sth day Of April A. d., ls55
the Court House door. la indianapolis between the hours
o 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock, p NJ. offer far sale
al Public Auction the rents and profits for wears
Of all the following property, situate in Marion county.
Indiana TO wit Ffty (JO) feet North side lot ca Three.
according TO oes subdivision Of square No an Forty
One in indianapolis, all O Lot % One, in block No (5
Fletchers subdivision Of said block indianapolis
all Of Lot az Seventeen in out lot CD West OF White
river. according Moses and Geo. n Wood subdi-
vision Of said cut lot and all Of in lot No Cd Two ia
out lot H. in the City Of indianapolis; aud upon failure
realize a sufficient satisfy the demand will,
the time and place, offer for sale the fee simple
said above described properly taken the property Of
the defendants, al the suit Of lucus Barbour ar 81
against John Thalman. William Evans and John Crime.
The property will he sold without regard the valua-
ton or appraisemcni laws. JOHN l.. ROBINSON.
4. ). Murshal. District Of Indiana
BY GEo. McOrAT. D.puty.
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In

SIC 6. Rad b. a further enacted That from and slsez
& passage 81 lbs act every proposal for naval sup pes
invited by lac Secretary Of the Navy, under The ro
the general appropriation bill for the navy, Apr owed
March third eighteen hundred and forty three shall
accompanied by written guarantee. signed by 0hs
responsible persons the eject that he they
deake that he bidder bidders Will " ther bid be
celded, enter into obligation. la such Time may be
prescribed by the Secretary of the Navy with good AMI
sufficient sunios. 10 furnish the supplies proposed No
proposal shall BE- considered unless accompanied BY suek
guarantee. II after the acceptance Of proposal and
notification thereof 10 the bidder bidder- be they
shall fail 10 enter into obligation within the time pre-
scrbei by the Secretary 81 the Navy, with good and
tar Of LIE Navy shall proceed 20 contract with oh
person persons for furnishing the said supplies
and -hal forthwith the diiereLee between he
c0nianci Ia the proposal gaaraneed and he
amount fOr whch be NAV have contract "A Tor furnishing
the said supplies for the whole period 81 the proposal
be- chaef up against said bidder or bidders and his
their guaTanior guArantOrs; ani The may DC
Immediately recovered By The uted States i0r TIE
Of the Navy Department. ln action OF data agsinsg et
N all of said persons
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OF GEN. WEDDELL FAILED.
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DOCTOR N CHOLS.
,EE & SlIJR8E ST PE>TTTffSSTt.n

VIAtING FOX THE >GIEN YEARS,
III devoted all his time to the actiee of his profess
0h feels confident from his experience, and being
possession Of all the latest Improvements In Dentistry
that the citizens of indianapolis and surrounding
try will favor him with their patronage. He hopes his
old customers and friends will their innu nee in his
behalf. All operations performed in the s:.e and
most durable manner.
Once Meridian street. opposite the Post Office
building His name may be seen on the window.
fulyl4dGwiv
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The quantities Of any or an MAY he Increased OF dian
shed as the service may hereafter reqdre. The
tracts will therefore be made not for specific quantities.
bat COZ such quantities he service may require lie
delivered al tho-e navy Yards respectively.
Contractors not residing AZ The places where deliveries
required establish agencies sach Places thai
no delay max arise 10 furnishing What may be required
rnouIsan ,Ss Chief o5ihe Barsa eS Prossoes ara
Clothing shall DC authorized to direct purchases 10 BE
made 10 supply The deficiency. under the penalty 70 be
expressed Ia the contracts the record OF rsQuistoD.
or duplicate copy thereof The Bureau Of PrOyisors
and Cl0hing either Of the navvyards aforesaid,
shall be evidence that saeh requon has been msds ana
received.
seperaie ODER must made Coz each ss..~s- s.e.
OF sne zI9rssra sr,x 49, sns 70 - s9ss hsn on
VII ha>f t<f right % accept onek Of Tie arl-xs,
bidders whose proposals are sceelasa (and soss
viii he forthwith notified, and early prac<icebie a
contract will be 10 Them for execution Which
contract must be reafed the Bureau within days
exclusive ofthe time required for TIE regular uansmls
sion Of the mail.
Two or more approved surelies sam equal 10 The
tnated o the respective contracts, viii be
ered, aud ten per centam Ia addition viii he ~ithheSt
collateral security. in addition, 10 secure lie performance
aud not In any event 10 be paid until u Is Ia ali respects
complied with; ninety per eeniam Of The amount Of all
deliveries made will be paid by the navy agent wtbin
thirty DAYS AFTER bills da auhentcsed shall have been
presented 10 him.
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained spplies
ton The navy agents Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Norfolk, Pensacola and NJ this eureaa.
record, duplicate OF the letter Informing oadd4r
OF acceptance Of his proposal viii be deemed not
6caiiOn thereof within the meaning Of The act OF ls3b
and his bid viii be made and accepted In eonforni,
with this understanding
Eyery offer made must be accompanied lss directed la
the act Of Congress making appropriations ior the naval
service of le45 ~, approved l0ib August. 1896 By
wctten guarantee, signed by one or more Responsible
persons, The eject thai he or hey undertake that me
bidder or bidders WILL " his their bid he accepted.
enter into obligation within I've DAYS, with g0ot and
slfnienl sureties furnish the supplies proposed
bureau will be obligated 70 consider any Propo-
sal unless accompanied by The guarantee required ~
law the competency Of the guarantee 10 be cerned ~
the navy agent district attorney ofcer OF The
general government kaoNn % the bureau
The attention OF bidders i called 10 the samples ana
d. chpOn Of articles required. -. In the Inspection fol
reception lust bat rgid comparison viii be made be
tween tAe articles offered and the sample ana contract
receiving that fall below them aud their atten
zion Is also particularly directed 10 The annexed lsnl
resolution, In addition 10 the aa af the lOtb August
ls46.
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ITELEGRAPHIC.
IicpOrtcd Expressly for the sentinel.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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NOTICE OF Admin ira ton Letters
~ Of administration have been granted 10 the under
signed the estate Of George W. Wooden, deceased.
late Of Marion County, Indiana. All those indebted TO
the estate will please ~ immediate payment IN the
undersigned, and all Who have claims against the
will present them properly authenticated for pay
meBt. y. HAYDEN. Admin
Indianapolis, March 10, 1855. marl6 DIV
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COMMERCIAL.

Oifl,E on THE DuLY STATE SKNTISEt,l
Indianapolis. April >. 1855.
81. OOl23.15 q bill. wholesale: $3.50 refill.
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Nep:11urk Uailp Gribrant
MEXICO.

We have Intelligence from Vera Cruz, by way OF
New Orleans, to the 22d ult., and to the City or
Mexico to the 10Th.
TIE pspers before us give sccounts OF several sue
cesful attacks on bodies of revOlutioasts by Gov
eminent trocpe Col. Ecbeagaray announces tna'
be arrived at Piedaa, 10 MiehOscan, at ) T. on
the 18th inst and finding that BODY oil over Wv III
sureepts had Just quilted the pIsce, pursued them
And routed them, killing and wounding many, and
taking five prisoners and some horses and Sms.
Col Mazaha announces that he had attacked ana
but TO fight the band Of Augustln Nunez killing tSo
and takins their leader Francisco Arroyo prisoner
Col joe Maria de la Cruz Vega announces that on
the 3lst December a band, led by Clemente Serho,
was attacked BY detachment: Of the forces under his
nmaDd, about five leagues frsm Puruandre that
they were routed and SeHato captured, ana that Oh
the Sd he was shot.
In Osaca the revolution is said to have been put
down.
Col Soils is r. ported 10 have routed band stAro,
on The 5,h inst, killing forty of them, woundiDg
many other, and capturing four FOUNDER piece;
In Guerrero, on the same day, at the Begons Hill,
another band was attacked aod routed with coz
siderable loss, and the capture Of some ammunition.
uIseaw ortby vessel, wrecked at AIvarado Bar
two female passengers losing their iyes on the &C.
catOn.
The French brig. war Obsado had aTiv ID a.
Guaymas, TO inquire into the circumstances OF the
Reousse, Boulbon affair.
The commander, in the name Of the French En-
peror thanked the MEXICAN authorities for the treat
nept the rebels had experienced. Gov. Areliano
subsequently paid visit to the commander on board
of bis vessel.
The formal taxi ing possession OF the Mesills Valley
BY the United States authorities is officially an.
nounced in the Mexican papers.