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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08
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INDIANA FEMALE SEMINARY.

rINH4s INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
in the city Of indianapolis. Tho buildings are new
physical Comfort and health of the pupils. The fumi-
has all been imported fn,m Boston, and l. Of Wales
and best style The Faculty consists OF ten COM
petent and experienced Teachers. Monsieur Tyssen
gives Instruction in the French and German Languages,
also in Drawing and in Painting in Water and Oil colors
Pupils from a distance boaid I'm the family OF the Prin
epal The Terms are, for boarding Pupils, hundred
and fifty dollars per annum This include. all the stu
dies OF the and ether expenses except washing,
for which ffly per dozen will be charged, lnsrnc-
ton In Music, Languages and other Ornamental Branch
es, at the usual rates
The Institution is conducted on Evangelical but not
on Sectarian principles The year divided into two
Terms, and each Term into two Quarters at either Of
which periods Is a good time 10 enter The Fail and
Winter Term begins on she first Monday of September,
and the Spring and Summer Term the second Mon
February Circulars win be sent u any desiring
them. ~ ila.l's.t liiHl4.tiil iIll I5.Ii..ii o.
Letters of inquiry should be addressed - the Rev. C.
G.. MCLEAN, ID. D., Indianapolis. c. G. MCLEAN, p
mar 2O-wIy . Principal and Proprietor.
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MONETARY.
VaIue of Indiana Free Iark Ma,


Below we give report Il the Citizens Coz A.. a..
which was appointed 10 tie value IL Free Bai,A
These gentlemen were selected from among osi / a
business men, There is no imp0rtsLt iference beiu -
this classification and that made The Assoeiatio !.
Free Bankers al the late meeting There l. . very .,
cra feeling among all CLASSES .s0lie In the civ = A
country 10 be governed BY lI = rate for Free IL
money and, 50 far as We can sn the following d =
gives satisfaction.
In regard 10 an Agency M Committee i'm vie~ "a
The appointment Of DePauw and Defrees, by The r.
Bankers. for the same puose contemplated y the go
zens, have cOn,uded 10 defer that matter and n sr
factory, allow tie Bankers Agency 10 suIereede tie
the COMMITTEES was directed 70 establish
REPORT.
The Committee appointed a public meeting Of a..
Business Men O. indianapolis held az the COun
Stock banks Of Indiana. and classify them ACCORDING a.
me value Of the bonds deposited with the And
report a. follows. and recommend that the bills lss
ceved al the prices named. Should any Of the IA, -
named Ia the first class refuse redeem In coin or A.
value OF the securities OF tie second and third ella. -
change, the classification will be altered accordingly
indianapolis, Jan. n, 1855.
MEssRs. EDIToRs Owing 10 the depreciation IN a.,
value Of Louisiana Stale Soks the board Of Conir..
have ordered that the following Banks be changed a.. a
the second 10 the third class, and valued accordingly,
viz:
Bank OF Coyington. Gown. Farm's & Mecks BIZ Rss,-
BIZ. Of Rochester, Rochr. State stock Bank, Mari.a
BIZ. Of RENSSELAER,, Rens- Shawnee Bank Atfica
Elkhan Co. Bank. Goshen
And also, state Stock Bank Al jamestown, being d.
5 5, No. 6's, and Va. g..
You Will therefore, make the netessar- sifelriar-i d
the published lists Clio. A. BktlfTtf tf. ~f-s
indianapolis, Jan. %. -.
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SHEEP HUsBANDRY PRoFITABLE.-Less Ia
Dor and care is required by sheep than by any
dainty, feeding, as experiments show, upon
more than one hundred species of plants
which cattle and horses refuse. Pastures are
thus improved by their clearing away many
fcal and Useless weeds, SO that better heritage
can take its place IL has beer found that a
pasture in most dairy sections which will
carry 20 head of full grown cattle, will carry
20 sheep beside, without detriment to the
cattle, aud with positive benefit to the pas
ture. This is the opinion of some Of the best
New England farmers, - Wool Grocer. .
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Complete Poetical Works of WILLIAM Col
Inns, THOMAS GRAY, and OLIVER GOLD
SMITH, with Biographical skethes and notes:
edited by EPEs SARGENT: Boston; PHILLIPs,
SAMPSON & Co., publishers.
The above work is one of series of the
Biographies of British Poets, now in course
of publication by PHILIPS, SAMPSON & Co.,
Boston, under the editorial supervision of
EPEs SARGENT, one of the first literary men
of our country. The volume is a valuable
one--enriched with the "home history" of
the authors Of whom it treats, and sparkling
with some of the brightest gems of English
Literature. twill prove most valuable adj
dition to the library of the man of letters.
The work is for sale at the Bookstore of
Messrs, STEWART & BowES, Washington
street. ts-s
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York. Feb. marl-llA "A
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Senate Resolutions

EDITORS OF SENTINEL Please publish
IN to-morrow's paper, the resolutions of the
Senate of this morning indicating to some
extent the Senate Committee OR the subject
of Common School Education.
The Resolutions were introduced SO far
as they relate to me- because Of the assertion
OF the Chairman of the House Committee on
Education, in the published proceedings of
Saturday night last, that the Chairman of the
Education Committee in the Senate, is not
one of the friends of Common School Educa-
ton"
As Chairman of the Senate Committee on
Education, | am not willing to rest under
any snch imputation. Ny friendship for
Common School Education, is attended by my
efforts to perfect law acceptable to the peo-
pie by lis practieablity that would cork In
the several conferences between the Commit
tee on the part of the House aud Senate as
to the School tax to be imposed, wished bur
to reflect the viii of the Senate. The first bill
reported by the Senate Committee levied a
school tax of 20 cents on the 500. The
House re,.ueed the tax to 10 cents, aud then
the Senate i-rther reduced it to 10 cents,
from which the were unwilling TO recede,
and 1t Is singular strange presumption on
the part of the Chal. 'aan of the House Com
miItee, that am unfrieL Y TO Common School
Education, because shos. seek to engraft a
tax of 10 cents rather thar he School Bill
should not pass at all.
III. ~ Yours, Respectfully,
.H ls ylln1H w. G. TARKIN~ ON.
March 9Th. 1855.
Mr.. Shook introduced the following re,
luton
RcsOfped, That we feel under many obliga-
tons to the Chairman Of the Committee on
Education, in the other end of ;he Capitol,
for his complimentary notice of our course
en- the subject of education, especially his
reference To our, Chairman on the similar
Committee, as reported in this mornings pa
pers. faa l
ResOlUed, That we appeal from his censori-
Gus tribunal 10 thai of the people, in justifi- |
cation of our course in preventing unnecessa-
ry taxation !; TO foster and pAmper =urh--a~ ns
officers, especially the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, under the guise that it is
for the education Of the children of the
State. af nta gra rl ilaI-T
RESOLVED, That the Secretary furnish the
Chairman, the House Committee on Educa-
ton, copy of these resolutions. Adopted.
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Tho Dailg Indiana SeRhaeI will be issued ON a Doable
Medium sheet, printed, OF course, upon new ype and
furnished single subscribers at The rate OF 50 per an
mum: to citv subscribers l21 cts. per week payable
semnonthly Carriers Clubs of 10 copies or more,
at the raie of s. per copy All subscriptions TO BIO paid
iRrGriably an ddDIHee.'
s. .. Address all communications to
WALKER 81 COTTON,
ianlf indianapolis Ind
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on CORPORA
rroSs.-[The following report was omitted in
Saturdays Senate proceedings
Mr.. Richardson of St Joseph, Chairman
Of the Committee on Corporations made the
following final report from said Committee.
Mr.. President :: In order to effect a clean
ing up of tho entire business entrusted to us
during the present session, we beg leave to
report to the Senate the accompanying bills,
petitions, memorials and remonstances-lobb
arguments OH the Insurance and Railroad
questions, newspaper articles on ditto, relics of
folly emanations of wisdom; the debris
generally of subjects referred to the Commit
tee on Corporations. ..---4.
Worse things than are here returned, have
probably been reported to the Senate and re-
commended for adoption but these pretty
chickens" have been cut off "at one fell
swoop," by the memorable hand of Time.
The Constitution of Indiana has mercifully
provided that the Law-making machine OF
1855, shall cease grinding the crndities of in
dividual ignorance into the perfection of col
loetive wisdom, after this day hence the
efforts of genius, patriotism and philanthropy
herewith reported, must sleep the sleep OF
death. Req,aesoat IN pace.
The Committee, sympathizing deeply with
the unsel6sh authors of this agglomerated
mass of corporation curiosities, respectfully
recommend that they be kindly, gently and
affectionately laid upon the table. They ask
to be discharged from the contemplation Of
80 grave subject
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SchOOI BOOks-

THE STBSCRIBERS KEEP CON.
i -STANTLY in store full supply Of ScRpst Books
among which the following: PSI
Wehster's Elementary and MeGufies Eclectic Spell
ing Books.
Indiana Raders--lst, %. I'd, 9th, and 5th. 1861
McGnnie's ECLECTIC Reader-lst, 2d, 81. 9TH, and 5th.
Rays, Perkins, Thomson's aud Talbou's Arthme-
tics. i-.i t.t .fHt .l.lf .t4.'
Pinneo's Browns, Kirkham's, Smiths and Buffers
GTammars.
Smiths Primary IN Quarto Biographies, and Gesgra-
ply and Atlas i.i q ..rH fll lll.H
Mitchel's Primary and intermediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas
Oneyis Geography and Atlas.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy
Cutters and LOOMS Physiology.
PaFkcrs. Comstock = Olmstead's and Grays Philoso-
ply t.g..., .4s- i..l .is.lal
Comstock's, Himan's and Gray's Chemistry
Webster's School, High school, and Unabridged Die
fOuaries. ~ .t .i....fI ..-ff af.I. .g.' ga
Wizards, Wilson's and Goodric4s United States His
j Comstock's and Htchcock,s Geology. ''i.l i-lil
ParSer's Aids 10 English Composition. II
The foregoing books will be sold at the very lowest
prices. WERDEN a. CHAMBERLAIN
sept A-wtf u 81 81 doors East Of Capital House.
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Indianapolis, Feb. %
COMMERCIAL.
orrrer OF rnr DAILY STATE s ssS ,gns

OFFICE OF THE DAILY SlAfE oENflNhiff %
tuaae. indianapolis, March Z, 1855.
FLOUR-s8.00as.l5 Dbl Wholesale; $3.50 refill
CORN MEAI--6Oc. q bu. wholesale; s5e- retail. I'd
WHEAT.-Sl.60 y bu.
CORN.---45 a50c- v bu. fIi iaalil.af
OATS.-33G35c. z bu. ..r
HAY.-S10 q tun. l.
d PoTATOEs.-sI25 p bu. wholesale; sl-40e1l go re-
tail. ..,l Il.. .IUl ,
SEEDS.-Cloyer $3.50 & bu. Wholesale; S'-SO retall
Flax SLIGO p bu.; Timothy $500 q bu. wholesale
BEANS.--s3-50 2 bu. retail white $50 whoiesi' y
$500 RETAIL -
: PROVISIONS. Bulk Meat &C. e NJ; Shoulders, Sides
and Hams 9e.; Lard IA for prIne boi anh o's e.
for prime keg. ,- 80. =.
lasses e5a27c. gal; Rio Coffee llhgllxc 3 h; Lake
Salt -. 55 G3.O0 y bu. t ..s.il.. u 80. III !. !,
BIsT-rER AND EGiS.-2Ae. 3 n for prime, ana
1afaI5t for INFERIOR wholesale; 2oc rela Eggs loe
doc. wholesale; Ice. p doz. retail. I i.Ilar =
FEATHERS.-35a40c q n.
FRUIT Apples, green. s275 p bua Apples, dried,
sl5O p bu. wholesale; S2O0 bu retail.
FuEL-Wood So5093.00 2 cord; Coal BE. Ia
Cor screen: lie. q bu- for best Clay county.
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INDIANAPOLIS sTEAMBoILER

THE UNDERSIGNED ara now prepared with their
Il new Iron shop and improved machinery, excelled
By no other establishment west Of New York; with a
practice OF twenty at tbs business, guar
aniee the public supply Of boilers, and sheet iron
chinneys of any size or description furnished at Cncii
bity in the Union. All kinds Of repairs promptly exc
cuted at the Iron ShoD Pennsylvania street.
KELSHAW s. SINKER,
ian4 -w6m ID Nclr Gas Works. lndanapolIs.
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VN IL u OWNS ESsENCE OF JAMAICA
II GINGER.-This Essepce 4 preparation Of unu-
sua excellence. In ordinary diarrhoa. ncpien chOle,
in short in all cases OF prostrscn Of the digestive fnne
il inestimabe value During the prevalence
epidemic cholera and summer complaints of children,
ydua should be without it, D. ..l.l ali i.s ID.
CAuIroS---Be TO get the genuine essence, which
is prepared only by r. BROWN, his Drag aud CAenli
cal store, ". r. Of FIFTH and CkestnHt Streets,
Philadelphia and for sale by all the respectable Apothe
carries in the United States, and in Indianapolis by
iylg-f6wIy --4lt tCRAIGHEAD a. BROWNING.
cciyed and for sale Cincinnati prices, for cash.
large lot of Mahogany and Walnut Vaneers also, Draw
Locks Bed and Table Castors Table Bolts and Screws
sign Of tho big Paddock, No. % West Washington
street. 81 .sf.. II ..ti.... l-1t.
nov 3dlw wifi HENRY s. KELLoGG.a
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TUsT FROM THE CASE MAKER.-wF

- have this day received per Express "a elegant finished
Gold Hunting English Lever Matches, from Tie best
They are the only reliable time keepers for RAILROAD
MEN. We invite everybody who may want correct
time-pieee 10 call and examine this supply Re
member, e cannot and will not he undersold. We
the largest stock and greatest variety 20 see from
To be found in indianapolis al prices one con-
P' febi g. W Il ia tBorT & co.'s. n
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j. DOCTOR CHOLs.

HAVING FOR THE LA>TT TEN YEARS,
devoted all his time 10 the 'aotice Of bis profess
ion, feels confident from his irnce, and being 10
possession Of all the latest imp tents "a Dentistry
that the citizens of indianapolis snu surrounding coun-
try will favor him with their patronage. He hopes his
old customers and friends will use their nf lcc In his
behalf All operations performed in the siand
most durable manner.
Office Meridian street, opposite the new Post ONCE
building His name may be seen on the window. 81
juyl4d&wly ~. b.. al...f l.trf..r tH-s
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.--Hon.
James Morrison, Attorney General for the
State. lfI4II 10 = " I.l
Hon. John Petit, Judge Of the 18th Judi
cial Circuit.
Charles A. Naylor, Esq, Prosecuting Attor-
ney for the 18th Judicial Circuit. ...s -i
Andrew ]. Neff, Esq, Prosecuting Attor-
ney of the 9TH Judicial Circuit. ~
The above are excellent appointments, and
will give entire satisfaction to all Us
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or The following gentlemen have been
elected Directors for the Tiffin AMI Fort
Wayne Railroad, for the ensuing year: d
VIM. II. GIBSON, R. G. LEMNGToN. w. d.
ScorT, A C. BALDWIN, W. C. HEDGES, of
Tiffin, Ohio w. H. JONES, J. X. EDGERToN,
Sol. ID. BAYLEss, E. f. CoLERIcK, of Fort
Wayne.
The Board after organizing, elected the
following officers Fl. GIBSON, President, and
r. G. LEXINGTON, Secretary. si
The finances Of the Road are said to be in
good condition, and the prospects of its speedy
completion very hattering.
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nINSOLUTfON OF 18th
y Partnership heratofore existing between the under
sirne in the Printing Business has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent Austin IL. Brown is author
lied 10 settle and close up the accounts OF e late nr
sd .a.ffii ..I.a Iaal WIN. J. BROWN.
indianapolis, Feb. % ~ i
To ORR DrRTnRs.-We have upon our books n large
number of unsettled accounts which We are anxious 10
have speedily 81 ,sed. We hope all who know then-
selves indebted Tor subscriptions, advertising or JOb
Work will please call and plank ~. The junior Iartne
will remain the SeafiRei office for few weeks for the
purpose Of closing up all oil accounts.
: marl.dtf .. &. % AUSTIN n. BROWN, & co.
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or The body of an Indian, in remark
able state Of preservation, was foundin burial
ground at Shoalwater Bay, Washington Ter
ritory- Il was enclosed in a small covered
canoe, inside larger one; the outside canoe
is in state of decay, showing the great length
of time that had elapsed since its burial. 1t
was very evident that the body had not been
disturbed since its interment.- Rochester Re-
,,,JI,coo
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duced AMI lost, when on motion the Senate
adionrned sine lie ---L
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PTTsBuRaH, March en-.


PIITBuReH, March en-
River unchanged Weather cloudy and DAMP
Ii.i-1 fissF4. Nrw YORK, March 6.
Money continues abundant, and Stocks are quiet
Reading N. ". Central %; Penn CoHi Co., ioi
u s. 6's Of ls67-s, ll6is Cation unchanged Flour
tribe higher sales 10000 bbls good Ohio AT 80 2sa
so Southern buoyan and sales Of 1900 bbs at - g
G9 80. White Wheat 81 Is Corn is active at previ'
Gus rates Beef firm; old mess SO IS, new si5Sl5 p
Pork unchanged. Lard dull.
II Aff-- r'
afi.4ltl all CIsusSaTI, March 6.
Flour firm at 50 aoas so; Oats soc; Cheese firm al
ga SsIO Provisions al a sand--bolders firm, and buy
ers not willing aceede 10 adyancethe only sale
heard of was $500; Bulk Hams at &c; loose Sugar firm
at 5a5i. for fair; Molasses, 2la2Jc; Coffee ll4llS
Buiter firm at lOaeOc. for roll; Cloverseed dull.
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Cries of Mol Noil NolM -a A-1 i..i
Mr. Humphreys declared that it had been
the studious effort of the democratic party
here, to which he belonged, to put-off all
these elections because when once in joint
convention, the Fusionists would proceed to
elect United States Senator -
A de sultory debate followed at times
sharp and angry words were passed, but good
feeling was restored. .4 20 .ftf- ti.iif
p The committee appointed to wait on the
Governor reported, that he had no further
Mr.. Frazer said that 10 apportionmeht bill
and passed, owing to the wait Of time and the
disagreement ofthe two houses that it would
be necessary to have called session 10 pass
one, and as this House entertained political
sentiments adverse to those of the Governor,
he thought it proper TO have It's expression
favorable TO the call OF such session. .siii
He therefore introduced resolution to that
effect. The resolution was passed. Ai
A motion was made that the House now
adiourns sine die. a message having been
received from the Senate informing the House
that il was ready to adjourn .-..i4 -
The Speaker said he had not the vanity to
believe that he had not erred in the discharge
of his duties, but the Honsei had viewed his
errors leniently; that he had always received
the utmost Kindness from the members: and
that each of them carried with them his ear
nest wish for their welfare aad happiness.
He then announced the House to be adj
lourned sine die
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NIONNELL.s PRAcTIcE.--q vol, new edition
vi just published, at $1,000 -4 la
WERDEN a. CHAMBERLAIN,s,
marl-w 81 door east OF Capitol House
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All the world is in eommotion
With the mighty locom0tion
0fthis rushing, sieaming age,
From tho giant steamers snorting,
And the rsil cars wild cayorting,
To the rattling country stage;
All is rumbling, tumbling, dashing.
Snoring, putting, heaying, splashing,
And in wonderful gHi rire- r.. ..i.
Walking, shaking all creation sf. .ll
In this tarnal Yankee nation, lal
Making huge the blusteration .a.iia
Ofthe age in which we live 80.