Indiana State Sentinel (Indianapolis [Ind.])
October 22, 1845

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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL: THE OFFICIAL UA'.ETTE OF TUE STATE (gr'OJjicc on Illinois Street, Xrth of Washington. (i. A. .1. 1'. CIIAI'MAX, Editors. C-Tiie State Sentinel will contain a much larger Riivmnt of reading matter, on all subjects of gener.il interest, than any oilier newspaper in Indiana. Tin; s imi i -v 1: s: si a v is i t i ox Ts p!il)h.!ic(l every Wednesday and Sitnrdiy, andtlnr in the sfsion of the Leisl inre, three times a week, on Tudiys, Thursdays and S itnnliy, at Four Dol lars a year, payable always in advance. T2IK lVn:iiJA' EDITIOX Is published every Thursday, at Two Dollars a year, always to bo paid in advance. 1 in advance will pi fir six months. 5 will pay for three copies one year. Persons remitting xlO in advance, froo of post age, shall have three copies of the Sein i-Weekly one year. $2 will pay for six months. i wiU always be chared for the" Tri-Weekly, and f0 cents for the Weekly, during the Legislative sessions. ADVERTISEMENTS, will be inserted three times at one dollar a square of 8 lines, and be continued at the rate of J" cents a square for each additional in sertion. Quarterly advertisements, per square, n". All advertisements from abroad must be accompanied by the cash or no attention will be paid to them. ()7 Postage mut be paid. Indianapolis, October 22, IS 15. SEMI-WEEKLY. Volume I::::::::::Niimbcr 11. DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES Measure. A simple and frugal (lovernment, confined within strict Constitutional limits. A strict construction of the Constitution, and no as sumption of doubtful powers. No National Hank to swindle the laboring popula tion. No connection between the government and banks. A Diplomacy, as.kin,r fjr nothing but what is clear ly right and submitt.ng to nothing wron. No public debt, either by the lie neral Ovcrninor., or by the Suites, except fir objects of urgent i.tvo sity. No as.-um)t;o:i by ti e General Governmrnl f the debts of the Slate.-, cither directly or ir. directly, by a di-tr.lulion of theppx-trd of the public hruK A Keve'.ue t tin n, discriminating in favor of the poor consumer instead f the rich caidtahit. No eieii-ic system of Internal improvement by the General Go ermr.ent, or by the Elates. A constitutional la frier against improvident State loans. The b net payment of our debts and the sacred preservation of the public faith. A gradual return from a paper credit system. No grants of exclusive charters and privileges, by special legislation, to banks. No connexion between Church and State. No proscription for h -not opinions. Fostering aid to public education. A "progreivc" n formation f all abuses. I. O. O. 1, t entre 5aod:;c, IVo. IN. Indianapolis, Oct. 7, IS4. The committee, to whom were referred for consid eration the propriety and extent of a subscription for Periodicals devoted to the exjwsitiön f Odd Fellow ship, and the proper steps to be taken for the collec tion of a Library suitable fr the use of members of this Lodge, have given these subjectr. a careful exam ination, and ask leave to submit the following report The Committee can, w,t!i perfect unanimity, very hii,.ly dis; vs.; of i)n tirst division of the matters as signed for their action. Although the Order has ad vanced in popular fivor wi:h wonderful rapidity dur ing the last five years having at this time working under its auspice more than 1(K,0 O members yet its media of communication with tho public and its own representatives have not been proportionally in creased, or in a degree commensurate with the dig nity of the institution and its claim to occupy the front ran!; of benevolent associations. The Commit tee have not been able, w4tliin the limited period al lowed them since, their appointment, to ascertain from reliable data the preise number of journals in the United States specially devoted to the interests of Odd Fellowship, but they venture on the supposition th.it it (Us not exceed ten. Of one half of these the Committee hive been favored with copies of a recent date, which they have carefully examuvd, and it af fords them much pleasure to oiler their decided ap probation of the manner in whk-h they are conducted, and to express their unanimous conviction that in no othei mole can our Ord-r be so universally and suc cessfully commended to the good wishes and indivi dual amotion of our fellow citizens as by their agency. It seems to your Committee very evident that not withstanding the popular and economic form in which t!ies3 joarn lis are presented for patroaage, they must I unworthy objects, subject to the laws of the Lodge tints acting." This decision establishes the compe tency of this Lodge to expend a portion of its means for the advancement of its members in knowledge of Odd Fellowship and in general intelligence. It is not probable that many books can be found immediately relating to the objects of our Order, neither is it de sirable that a Lodge Library should be exclusively comp yd of such. A ju lieious selection of books in everv d-'ptrtnunt of human knowledge would, in the opinion of the Committee, best comport w ith the id 'a whieh they entertain of the true wants of Odd Fel lows. ly devoting, then, a small per centum of our current income to th? purchase of choice works, we shall, in the course of a few years, and without at all feeling the expense as onerous, gather up a Library wloch will be of inestimable value to the members, and an unfading honor to our Lodge. The Commit tee beg to remind their brethren that the Order is everv where advancing its standard to a high point, and that no relaxation in our progress can be tolerat ed if we would approve ouselvcs as faithful Workers to our God, our country, nnd to each other. The Committee deem it premature ;'t this time to offer any suggestions in relation to the proper man agement of a Library. S.iould they meet with the concurrence of the Lodge in the conclusions to which thev have arrived, the Committee hope that early at tention will be directed to every point involved in Inhian and Yankee. The water at Mackinaw i very clear and Very cold so cold as to be almost un endurable. A gcntb'min Intel v amused him-elf bv throwing a small gold coin in JH feet water, and giv ing it to any Lübau who would bring it up. Do.vn they plunged, but after descending li) or l'J feet they came up so chilled that after several inelfectual at tempts they gave it up. A Yankee standing by ob served that "if he would give it to him for getting it, he'd swing it up quicker thin lightning," to wi.ich he consented; when Jonathan, instead of plunging in as was cxperted, quietly to k up a setting pole and dipping the end in a t ir birrel, reached it d wn to the coin and brought it up, and slipping it into his pocket, walked o:r, to the annzemnt of the Indian divers, and the no small chagrin of the donor. Affection in a rkute. Tiiere are imny remark able instances of atlection in a brute that we do not often find in human brings. The Woodville, Ala. Republican states th it on the Fittsbare plantation two little negro boys ware recently riding an old pony in pursuit of cattle, when all on a sudden, a wild cat leaped from a fence upon the pony and seized one of the children. The pony in a fright jumped away. The elder boy seized the cat to rescue the other from his claws and teeth, when the pony returned to their rescue, and actually stamped the wild c:it to death The pony is a pet, some 'Si years old lives in the their practical disposition to the best possible odvan- j yard and eats si vis is a great favorite walks tage. In order to test the sense of the L nlge on the among the cradles with the utm ist cire; and, in m itters wi.ich they have considered in this report, the; gratitude for kindness, his exhib'-ted a trait of his Committee bee to oiler the accompunving resolutions character that would hon r man. fr its actio:. R -solved. That the Secretary be, and he is hereby, English, Americans, and Gekmans arc fioeking instructed to subscribe on behalf of this Lodge for one to California. Uy applying o the local Government, having a petition with the signatures of two men, that the petitioner is a worthy person, a foreigner be list or i,i?TTa:its 1 EMAININc; in the Tost UlEcc, Indianapolis, Indiana, V Oc'obci 1, 1S1". (tf lcrsnns calling for these Leiters will please say ai)vi:iitisi:d. 'The in and postage on all tetters or papers for !orei'j;n count rins must be pre-paid, other wise th''y ia:wt be forwarded. M Mnrrell Saml M.ilin James Muoie J. ihn M Mue J $cy Miller Win P M.n "f Nancy S Miller Peter Meeker James N M utin itnus J Myeis Iiac Mnipliy Jm Minich Henry M M Jpo A Alteon K W Allis.in W P, AtJero:i Mencclotlc Andrew Meniy AJms lleijamin Averv (leocge D H tiley John Hrown J F Itnmo in C V Itaitlett Aicher Helles? Joeph Ilrowii James It nner James lluckihea ii R Hull, r M Maxtor Jno W M iwer .Mrs A Maiia B nt 'n J ihn Mritt in John Cw HhJvitIe Mis Ann Maker Chiito;!ier Mixler Andipvv Mek Co use F Hiker Littleton II Mulder J II Mryatj Luke M .yd Win II Munett T J Mrasfi 1 1 Jm copy each of the "Gavel," published weekly at Alba- II i t I ui.i Uli vmi k viiwi'u .'v-v rely tr their h-altidui anl steidy support upon the j j Baltinvre. the "(ioblcn llule," published I cornea a regular built Mexican on piper and with pil contents will necessarily obj;.vts of the Order, and hen the wants ot its mnioers. Odd I ehov.s.np is a prae- )llb,.siC4j nmthiy at Iliehmond, Va. and tliat he j Many have taken pieces of land equal lo thirty-three tical aiu daily entorcemer.i oi m u ueuigu ir ooi thp back numbers of the current volumes of miles Ion? by three wide vol I ItSlll U at IXlllllll' 'IU, lilU wUHiMi liun.-, jmunowi v. j r- ias uuch as their prinei- wcck, in lho cllv f Xew York, "Tlie Ark, and Odd another petition, on an eight dollar stamp paper and oe pertinent only to the Fell,nvs, Western Monthlv Magizine," published at eighteen dollars fees tj the Govcrnor,!ic obtains a grant iico specially adapted to Cojurabu 0:,i0t anj tjie "Independent Odd Fellow," of any vacant land not over eleven s-piare leagues. principles, sanctioned by inspiration, and appropriate- aiJ a rf.SI)ettivelv, and also the four first ly bUzoned to the worul m tiie motto ot our Order- um t!lC ..Imi(,.)CluiJnt Odd Fellow." F::iE.Nw:iirf Love and rituiii. hacn of us has Kt.glJcCtl That the Secretary is hereby direct pieugeu mmseu as auu -,.a,a..lt u. make nI1 arrstnemoxit wilh the brother's iiddity to the pertornnncc of all the obhga- li3 f.,r a bjJf ailJ t.iC payl tions imposed by our Order. Is not, then, an intelli- ted to Postmaster at Indian- ayinent of postages quar- RfsoUrd, Tiiat it is expedient f r this Locge tocn- gent exposition and understanding of the cardinal principles whicli render us a -nana oi urou.ers o trr ,o:1 tlie rariy collection of a Library suitable for the first imprtance to our individual weif.re, nnd mpmhors to ,;s .d it is hcrebv shall hereafter H?r cent, on the 1 I T OU,mi we not to encourage u ever a-.uH .uo,,- lhc ailjitin.T committee thoe who have taken up ,n tbemselve the gru re- WTXf.Ty tie sum of t hponsiüimy oi uuw.g meir puuuc t-Apiu: in au- f f thc dition to that natronaire wlocli the Lommittee trust nri, trn rimrnitt(.o on the A Curious Notion. The following is from a coun try paper, and is not only good sense, but out of all measure, comical poetry: He who reads and comes to pay. Shall read again another day Hut he who will nt plank the cash," Though his name is on our subscription book we shall be compelled however reluctantly, to make a dash. urchase of bojks rarv. llesohrd, That the members of this Lodgo will take nb nsnre in iii ikin individual donations of books to the Library; and in soliciting their friends to aid in inches in diameter, and that of the inner one öl s yAh; its extension in anv minner that will best meet their j inches. Hie wood of both trees was perfectly solid, J Ka;i wished and convenience. All which is respectfully submitted in F. L. and T. CI IAS. W. CADV, k. iioMumu;. W. SULLIVAN, W. A. 1)AV. J. II. McCIlESNEV. CojnmitU e. Ait cl;U of CJcii. Jackson. about 'JO feet in length. Another of a similar kind Y.vi' PaviJ is said to be exhibiting in a museum in England. will be liberally extended by individual members to all publications worthily engaged in illustrating the di-tiivjuishing features of our time-honored Order, we be-- to express the opinion that, although of minor pecuniary importance to their publishers, the voice cf approval and encouragement trotn our numerous Lodges, evinced in their fraternized en paoitv, will be considered by them f greiter moral value, and hence that the patronage ot this I.otljc should be prorn:.tlv extended to them. It is wi 11 for us all to know that a heartv conrurrence in Th iuht and Work pervades every manifestation id Odd Fellowship, and that its holiest sympathies extend to him who m all sincerity and brotherly emulation strives to promote the "good of the Order." The partwaii presses of thc age are not permitted by their special friends whether reli gious or political to fail in env'rgv or extent of ram- i:icatio:i lor nvd of ample p?cu:iiirv ai'l. and to this course we do not as irood citizens offer any objection-". Il.it, if obligations thus rest on men honorably and that citv, and during the irtirr:i I jcostration ot active curiosities in the rooms of the Connecticut Historical t rouiptly ufsu iin th-ir in-rely individual and pri- Imj.ius":, growing out of the currency derangements SÜCjrtVf jn Iar;)nf js n jhhle, pr.nted in 1 17, and ate riiruts bv means ol as.sociittd eilort, how much ,f tlint dite, had got in arrears, and to pay so:ee ot whidj i)r. Kuh!,;, thinks tho o'eh-st Ihble in the in .re is it incumbent on t:s who profess no less than hor m st urgent debts, r.-et rucli f her furniture ns xvorld. There is also, a volume of the Conii' cticut thc conservation of nnns universal wcltare, to give she could possibly spare, to auction, i uo purchaser Gazette, printed in this city in 17.V the lirst p iper e:ieret!r f reo to our principles bv their constant and was a clerk in one of the rovernment offices one of printed in the colony of Connecticut. Lach numoer general enfircement in periodic journals I In conoid- those public loafers of which there has always been 1S about the size of a sheet of letter paper. Clnmbeilia Mis J J Ct2ut M.iry Curry Lucy Coj.cr J s I Ciump Mr Ktcr man Jm Cory A Ciuk JoNfp!. CSamSi i JiKonti C-inoll Mrs Maitlia Cgx Wm Crcmp Allen D C'Jibeily Richild Caylir Joe h Clatk Marh D Davh Mai tin Denny Mis Martha Dehvan Jerome M Diety John D.iley Dennis Divenpoit Maitin I) mu n P-ivM D j -Isoii S.iml Duty (leoige Kvans Hrnry B A tree was lately felled in England which was found to contain another tree inside of it. This iunr tree, on cuttin-r otfa portion of the lower end of both. Kdwarls Win was taken out. Th? trunk of the outer tree was 15 t-x'eay Win r.finj 1 1 en iv on Ly.lii Ic Cieck Mis but the inner one had no rind or bark. The tree was i F Fiv Ve llclfcca lifteher Ji: P Fox Itainy Fiazier Is. ic Fi-licr llenrv Butter. It is known that thc rancid tns'o in but ter is owini; to thc buttermilk bcin im;erfeetly ex prefscd or worked out, which is found ditlicult to ac- FIcrk David comphsh with a woxlen spoon, not being able t ap ply the necessary power in using it. In ioshen, New vir. Cist relttes th? folio A'ing incident which ho! Vork, thev now cover the hand with linen gloves, f i vv'nh'in.rt,in 1 and they Ibreiblv work out the buttermilk, and thus vs occurred during a visit ot his to Washington i i uy fAciuuiu intj air in p.iciviu, iueaiio.e,- ivtepa long 1 I I I triiili in ii- n rolii'il nil Ciiv in i:i)i. nesjp ie Hum hui iv. i...va' i A widow lady in rather straitened circumtinces j had been keeping boarding hoiise 1 r s:ne years in. Tun Oldest Ihr.;.n in the W'oiti.n. Atnorvr tlie oration of the feryal,ng inteiest which attaches to t,)0 many at Washington and elsewhere, who rim this part of tneir dutv, the Committee cannot refrain in debt as far as thev can obtain credit, and with-; i i .i r i i l Fioyaltv in TKocnt.n. A French journal states, from expressing the hopj; that this Lodge will partic- out ever intending to pay. Tho lady called on that thc young Queen f Sjain lately received a sound ularly distinguish itself by its entire devotion to the th, auctioneer, a respect ibMe rn oi hp med M nro, whipping from her mother, aiid that, hearing her good'of the Order, and a liber il individual and as-n- believe. He calh (1 h the (lii( i:il who proposed scrcams, the guards at tlie door were nbout to enter, ciated s io: rt of thos presses wliich have been or to pay as sku as his month's sil iry wtis due. j,;Vord in hand, when the Marquis dc Malpica hushed may b? establish d for its exposition and defence, 'pin; month rolled round, and June succeuled March, Up hy saying that the young Queen had hurt her Oecuovii)'' a central position in the State, ami one and September June, without payment being made, f()Ut with a chair d .eply involving the highest responsibility lr the to the great distress uf tlie widow and tue unea-j good or evil that rnxy go out from its consecrated iuess of the autioneer. And aticr further ap w ills, this Lodge slioufd "stan.l pre-eminent fjr profi- tion, the office holiior refused absiduttdy to do cien.-v in th- Work of the Ord t but this enviable t, M r. ullening it out of his power to pay. Th distinction can never he ours unless Intelligence and was too lirge f r the auctioneer to sptre out ot his England or America, l,iti yard; Kussta, 1 1 1 M Industrv siiill go h ind in hmd. and fiee to fo-e in OUI1 poketor he would have paid it himself, so Italy, I ,-170; Sco land and Ireland, ÜJlKI Foland, Vaterual nut nto fisliion each of us in the purest dre dy did he feel for the poor creditor. In this per- 4,-UiO Spain, r,0' Oennany. ",D(i Sweden and and exactest similitude of Odd Fellou -hip. ple.xity, lw eoncbnb d to cull u;on the President, nnd Denmark, 1,SS Hungnrv, ,M. hi entering- upon the consideration of such mci- stale tli3 cac, Iioping lie wo il l s ijircst some relief. I And afier further applica- Ir.NiiTri of a Mir.n. There is a great difference in e.v- the number of yards contained in a mile in diher- cien-v "oi th-Work of tiie Order; hut this enviable hh r .alle ing it out of his power to pav. lnesum cut countries, ihe lollowing table will be use ul sures as may be d.remed necessary for the early col lection of a Library fr tbo us el tiiis 1. lg tlie Ciiivn.Uw; Jin.' a;v;tro that tltey will probahlv inert v itti tos- coim-id ;u-e of o.iini m on tho part ot the;r brethren ttnn they could wish. Thev recollect that 0 during the incipient d.scu-siun of tins matter on thc evening of their appointment, cpnte a serious uimcui- l: was sj -r tested at the very threshold of the innoiry touching the co npetcn -y of this Lo.lge to make such a disoos.tion of the tuuds as is now uu i-r c ontempl i- t'oi If such a disibilitv exists, it is undoubtedly our dutv to ascertain the f ict befre a precedent i established which may lend to insuperable dilliculties hereafter. One of the most important and distin- miUhin nrlvilees secured alike to all the brethren, and of which they are kept duly reminded, is the r'p'ht t) submit at our regular meetings, "Proposi tiom fjr t!ie iro- l of the Jr.Ier." The Committee d not neither does the Constitution or Uy-Laws at tempt to limit the scope of any legitimate nction that miy be had by the Lo Ige on thc broad phtfunn thus provided, simply because all efforts prompted by a comprehensive benevolence, fjr the amelioration of man's condition must, in the nature of tilings, admit their indefinite extens.on and applicat on to every va riety of means. Odd Fello ws must advance in excel lency and extent of knowledge u-eftd f r their guid- He waited therefore on Cieneral JaekSi): with los v cr.rAMZF.n isdia il,hhkk. im nt i"- narrative. wuuou luicuu.u p UiiuiuiMi nie iuiauon ui iau- The old man's eve ill shed fire. 4 Have you Mr. ways. The preparation is .a mixture ot caoutchouc p 's ,,ot' 1 he jn pi.rel. '.M), was i;n- repi. auu Miipiiur. inuuwiy i- m h cuiiJiisin ii.aiat" 4 Call on h.:;i then, an! without spiking of the pur- ter, and it is said to be preserved under intense prcs- i i. it ...t l.w iir---il i:iSln note Kiire lor a loin? rer;ou. i'se i'r wik'. .i iink c ö and brin! it here.' The auctioneer accordingly asked P for In note. The ftesxi.K is tf a crescent and thecrescent sig- Wlint d von want with the ii"te I d n't know any nihes 44 to increase. O, that the liuVcs would read body who would take it,' remarked the debtor, adding, tbe injunction of the apostle Faul. 44 1 pray you now however ns he sat down to write, there it is.' Mauro to cast away tiie things which are behind, and look to nrn:n"tlv returned t the President, handing him the the things which are before." note, who without sivinga word setdown and wrotecn "i K 'Ols'jn (h'DI'C Feline Climl Funci Miss M

fiiSom Andrew (iiitlia .Mis- Maiy (j.itnaiuti Wm II Hopkins Miss llnltoii J M 1 1 utl man J llorhür J.ic.ib llauhsty Jnu IIdw.u.1 llanliti Huston S.aiiisou ll.iihhinn Iavit Hauling A L II iwkins Jno V Holme Wm Hunt Jpo lljnums Jno W II ime I) llCine A C lliiusion Sjinl Hcatou Uli J .Tcnni-ion Jno Jones James Jerkins A W Jennifer Kti?leth J ihn Wm L Jcukinson Thomas Jititcs I'M' ih K Kcnover Catharine Ki'inpt IjviJ Kia:er Henry Kin ler T II Kill Jo V Ken rcr Jo t Kelley John Krcl Siml Kilbum James L Lake Miss S inh Ann Latimvr Lucius Lanrcster Ilott I.ansjaic JocI;ca 36 t thebu kid'the piper 4AiHlrew Jackson.' 4.uw sir,' said i Win L. Lurry, ls i., in cjn.iection wnn so,n. ,u- the fien.,' sliow Mr. V the endorsement, and if lie filo capitalists, has purchased from the Trutecs of the don't uiy you, let me know it. The first man Mauro Bank of tlie United Slate?, tho tine the Hrancii have von pascal thc n tc.' 4 1.'ot vet,' b:;id the other, hundred and twenty thousatul dollars. 4 but 1 ex; ect to, for I have got a first rate endorser to it 4 Xons -use said T 4 who is it Tlie cn 1 rsetr.ent was shown him. IIa turned pile, beg- ARisTocrtATic Condescension. A Northumberland .i .i. a ...I. newspaper, re;oriing me opening oi me norm u.iv Moseley Jaci b Monroe Jno Maitin .Ina Maislull Richard Mathews TlieoJoie Marrs Mr MATS Mcintosh Itev Kaoco McCluer Mi-s II iniet McCiuer Mrs Nancy Mclvi Levi II McCan Wm McMuKcn rheLe Mi.s McCant.y Thill McMannis Teiance N NewtanJ Peter F U Owe Mary P Post Mis Sd-ian K Pi'imt Hon (I II Powell Lewis O P.uker Jn or C Uiisto Piitchjul Hanl Peny Aq tiler Fruit Willis Pe'iy Sil is Pliiltip Fisncii Peters Hirrion Pugli Jesse Purel Danl IVppcr A C Col R Ku.te Kl nirv Knler Susannah Hatie Ant -n Ktehli ni; t Hfnry it itiinson l)r S KamlVs Piesly Utce K M Ittiiuk Willi;m Hawaii F.tizalieili It. ilo r Jno Itui Littleton ltos Jno Hans in Wen Hee l Win Ito'nn-on II S Rev KeeJ Snah limber Jo-ej.h HoLiriscn ("haj Ituch Louisa S Sack Jos'nh Smith FeidinanJ Sloan Jno Sri instcen J !m Stioi-i Mi s S Klizitcth Smock Pet r Smith Jolm It SI an Mis Klialeth Sn i ks Leander ioo John Seei Fiisannali S;utu Jac b Sm rk Jacob Stuitli M nja:i I. Sin-er K Slu et k Co Win SImw Mrs II A N' Stout J uni-s Statoii O W T Tharp James or Saml Tjner I Ian is I 1 r C.ües Tl.om is K.'lward Turner Mrs Miry Tinner Ii M W WooN Charles Wefb James Walpjle It M L W atknis Henry Weit lleherca Mis W 'ilsoti L H Wilson Jeiemiah Weeks UicharJ Wall ire A (Iiaham Whekhel Juo A 2 What Inn Anthony W'yalt Tlvjmai Wo.ncr I Wilson Miss Radical Welter Nathaniel Williams Martiu While Kraal's Williims no V Warmen Henry Wood Rot t Wet II F 2 V.iver I'h Wood Sarah W'oods J ones Vi'olf ltM) L. DUN LAP, P. M. EScots :m! Mieos T ?vry IJcsriipIioii. W'iHi'trn In ti ('ivinnati. "KTI' won M fiirt im!:irly c;ill th aM"nton of cityart l runtiy t V driiltrs ill Hie :i!ive ii:niieit art r !t-K, tu one uf iiie m gtl anil bet self ctnl siic..si"i vt-r ofrr'1 velof I lie tnuiint.-i ills. Now rereiviiiK al No. 1?, Fifth i-tr et, n otli siJe, het ween Main a d Walnut also No. 12 1 7 Main street, uvrt siJe,one duor noilli of Filth. The ahove utock of poods hnving hen selected v;lh great cure, (of the e.istern ijnnuf;irttnern, nnd pn rehired low lor cash, we are ena bled to wll at piit-rd to riti it ttic tiir.r. Those wanting to pure (rise eiihrof the tove named article?, ei ther at hles.tle or retail, will lunl u t ttif ir Hdvatii.ise to pive us a rail and examine our very n ij-f-rior lick of hoth e:itr:i andrity und work. as we fluu-r nir.-thr we nr. irrp:irrd to unit them. In till in prie and ij-iility. WILLI A M ilAKTAc.lt). Cincinnati, Sept.. L l?-aw-Qin tJTTi: a sc b' ii j: t k a v il City Mm Xir-rt. rr II E il)cri!.et ha i it rerfivr d and is now openinj rt the "City 8L Slice Stur'. iri Vayhiiijti-ii Nlti'el in the city of I ndi;n:polis, in the tarse brick house reeciiUy Imüt hy S. W. Norti, Lsij the I iriri st an l lii-f l-cted stin k .f liiHil.s a:.d shoes, ever befute olTt-rtd for silf ri the city. Thiswtnrk i'iiitirply nw, e-niirnnn? every variety, and ha just hfen piirch i-fed uf t'ie in i:i if ict ir-r- in Iasu hu-ett! expressly fi.r this in irkf anJ ;u it w i tl,c t.r to m .ke l!ii. es:.i'lih:nrnt pt-r-iiinnent, ere.Tt care, was h 1 1 in the w-lfrll n of the pood. The ".i!ismlier would most re.petfu!ly iuvitatiie cilizrnsof Indi ana;. o!h and of tlie irrouiidin ciMintrv to call at the I 'ity SI:o I Store, an 1 examine hi airtinent,and the firiren al hie h he Is of fi rina I hem ..r f i!e, he fore in ik inn tiu-ir purr hase el-ew here, as he leetacoiriJerit th it the i"i;nTitr j riiify of hi pomN, and Ihe s:n; II Iriposa!ü Tor Water-rotted advances at which ihev are off rvd, t.ii.'iK.t fail to i leuse all who mar wl.en ..'tliviiel. ip?;eried. fet-rl. nrp'ved, nnd rrreive fivorhiinwittiar.il! e 1 n" 1 ""perto', and p; v.ii eve npnfied, an A I a-.i deifr.nined to do l.-i-ines. I .dull he satisfied with small forward uitli ti.Hr oil. r :ui o' lis-tiop, i!u'y xci;t.d t y tw ppiliis, :ind otf-r Ulis stock etllu-r ly tlie pic .ai'eor single pur at un j u"i illy low r it j Mi- r ta iinpnif iii .1 rr snr h tiiit I sJi I! !.p roiit ant I v ier- i vinf larg er i.d iilion o inv oresent sKk: i an Uh .It lw aide at all limes to em. ni.ole, with two rood nml miffriet.t w ti. w ill 1 required fr,r Amerieaii CI em p. Navy I'tr ART'tiiNT, ItrRCAf or Cunsiri ciio.x, l'.n ii mi nt, Ac. lt!i O to' er, ivj. SLWLL'D ntOrOS ALS. endorsed Pio-.U lor l rnip."will I e it ivi-d at t'.is I urenu until tLe lötli li-re n'n r in it, for delivering o-ie hundred and fifty tot s of Airtrirati waUr rotitl hemp, at kiirh Ftoreiiouse in each of tiie ri:i ot Louiiv iile, Ken turky,nnd St. Louis, in Missouri, rs in:'y I lcinuti I l.ytt.w L'i.it.'il Slates hriup ngetit ut itio-e places; the 1 liveri n to he made letw on tl c tirt day of .Mürrh und tie fi-t-l day ot Ju'y. If-JC, and arrompaiiied ly aiifai tory criJence tl.i.t it l.i.s I ceu ira'cr-rottrd in ti e iimi.i1 in.ii.inr. Ti.e in-flip lii-it o t! oroiiL'ldy c'resfei, rjrarri?, free fron t iv er?, find taust not Lju.e Ihan sixteen per rent of tow and w:.st.' when h:.tr l; .'lt d, to the sat isf t m.i of l.e ii.cpec tor, ready tor jj.im ins. Its troi :tli inns' I e f-ur.'i, tl :.t n rripe of one and t! r louitl s f mi ii rh iu rirt umfereiice, Trifitie frcm In ei.ly ovn yi'riu, :i prepared nnd tested t-j- t!.e i.ii-ctors. or ly tl.eir iier lio.i. K ill le.ir i t h-.nst (our tl out-and two hundred .uiii' niid Us Ie:ctii, ru!or, unJ o:li t propeitien. iiiut he entirely ;.tifarto ry to tin; iuppei-rnr, or t! e r l ief of this l.tiretu, or it w ill not he received. Il will l,e inf ectcd and tc:tjJ i.t tte respective p!tct of deliver)'. For t:.e t.r nip w!.ii h may pr.s? jpprrtion riTid c received I y the t, I e und tl e i rpci tor will certify I iror iiot Ies tlirii o .e l! ou. nd collar, the I; 5t I i!l nrcep!eit.) a"rordi:ip to tl e pro 'isio:' of the coi-lrart; tdiiety per r'i.t of vhi-h t tc p.tya'de itl in thirty I 3 s utter t! e pr s i,t;;t:on r.f tl e I i!!s to iui h navy i;n.t may t e jijietd tipou I y the chief of tl.U I u:ii.u and the COT.trartO 8. I'. rsoi oJerir.?. n.u-t ofTer for t Ie.:st t!.iile to-i;, .11 d rr.i:st p'ate the rice (written i 1 o:i!s at hTirtl:) nskrd per ton cf ed d o nerKi iji of known re s-po-isT üity, I in.lic ti fmsi'vc lor the per- fo-maiire of lie o'V-'f, if they fl auld Ic a' repted. I5o u!s to one-l.j If tl e Mtiount of tl e ro-itra" wl.i- '.i r.iav'e ply the ds:n ind either wliolesale or rtiad. Country Merrln n?s c in fi id at t!i'n e-t. h!ih;nenl a I rge and gene r..I insortnieni to selrct from, and prices to plrae them. The f ing rmiipiise a part of my a-s. iinient Cenlfmeni It't.ir. Ladies' fine kip sd and pe? shoe flent's fine pout Moioeco Hoot; j .7if' li'tiir. "itl f all pticis.!Misefc' fine eid'd t.id .trps x elt r.uskms I'.ronzed id sli;-:s irx. Von il Water pr of d Ki do all prices. hr avy thick d t j tiae goat M irocro !tro2-tn, .1 .1 weois, NuKifirs j t .1 Sllpjier I rlf we't Mrn in al! prices Slip-H-r j fine Kij Ilroi'in I heavy thick do Wehster ti ii 4i ('..I'd hilf fallet rdack do 5roii7.id do ,l IU.ic A Kid si p; -3 sup. rior calf r.ii-kin calf sew'd l.ire Toots 44 do pee'd do 1 44 44 Kip tew "d Si. w)!"d do I 44 44 do do tp;i Hoot Ii'ii nnl Ff.'iN Riir'tj and H'wa. ltoj .-npi rii-r ralf I'.oi.is 44 44 Kip do ii their ti.itl.fu! f xrcLtlor!, in adt itiori to a deduction of ten per rent. ti out ;il I ihs wl.i -h ini.y e approved Mol priiil t-efore. t! e romp'e tion f t! ro'itrc.rts whiili ui!l le ret.-. iried 11 ..til tliey ere fully rompIrJc.l. in II resper ts, nrrordinj To tl eir T r:i;. Criers must !-e made in Mrirt conformity illi the terni of thi nd i f tisi iiii'i.t. If C0'ilr;'cf j re t.of ex t: t d v. ithin fve dny after tl ey I rv l een received y the peisoi.s !i. 'e o:Ver I i t-' U-fn rrepted, tl e I nrvnu i:i o- sider its. if ,M hinrty to o-f r i'. to tl e 1 i lowol testio ;si'.!e I idiler. T- Ic I ivo z ice:. r.ALF.I p'op.?-'.! will i e received 1 y t.ie underisicned, at the of ice of Hr. lAaii.s, two diTseü'-t ot r.ro'.vnv.pV lltitel, up i-tairs. until the iTlhd.iy i f H tolx r, in.sl f"i the I'..l'.in:ii2 huildlu uiatrii nls to l e delivered oil the tr.i'llid pilrel.aM il fur Hie lxatli'li ol l'. v 1 I iis.1 lie I li si Hal. I vmi nu'es r l uf I lu1iaiiiilis, VIZ lite iiii'Imui good, v. tU huincd hard til 11 k, 11 cu'ded 9 inch' hv A i inches, ,-ind tin he tiiic Ine si s.t!i of the tihi.ve quantity to La j irrs-d front Iuk k of Ihe s ui.e hl.e 1. the outer lace ol the wall. ..rfi 1 l.tisl.t Is ol punt I iitnaiii ci'iinty iu;e lo le ii:t-aiiiel ami oe- 4( uiiriiio 1I11 1 44 fancv rol'd Ii ill' do su; er ln;e s'diii slip- rail I!io2:iiis 44 Kip do I'T-.vv thick (Ji M. Kile I- ifn-li k I t ill. o'l'll 1. 10 r.ootfl I'lnl i mule luhl i!o do line ralf do 1. ii 44 hi iCk do 44 Dronzed kid p titer 44 44 h.;lf do 4- ;i,ipi 44 Kid welt I'u vini 44 calf do do tt Welt sin" 44 po d lorocro ISoo 44 r;.lf scwM do 44 kip 44 do 20 44 thick do 44 r ilf I'.rocans, all prices 44 Kip do do Children'. train pe;'d Foots 1. it u ,j ,m 44 r ill pee'd Ac new' (I do 44 coal .Morrocco lliols and film's; fine leather and kid tin kle tie. J. II. OOLLViHY. La I as' fine hi Iati..p w. If paiter -ys' strper'i th ck t..N,t.all prices "'V' 7 "c a"u ,i"J"llutfc Vl "e ,,UHW,ru I ittir I ti ...1.1 biKl eiihic Vitrd of coih! eoirse buddinz sand, to he dchv ere d U i e ed :n eti l Um? Ih; I inhhu;;. ViMline.-il feet ot iliff tone, in the Putnam county quarrien,CO im lies v id, 4 r .r inches thick and from 1 to Ii leit in length to b nj i ircd at the end wi:li tlie m isii.i It immer and hive one level face. Till lineal f 1 1 1 of Miimth well dicsTil limestone lor water Indie, 12 inch fire aim-it 'J JJ Utl of the above w 111 te 12 ly 12 the reridua ti fy 12 inches. lineal fet t of sniooili dresed stone, i indies ly 12 one sila and dfe to he dressed. 4M) window KiiUaud heads of dressed litre ftoiie,the heads to b I l 7 i tlie C I) 'J inr he. lints vv;!t ht.de the price pei tout lin eal. M i1) lineal fiel of dretsij lime stone dvr sd's and fiont steps: for this i'eui hidders v il! st;ile the pri e per cn'i.c foil. 4 ).tuiO lint at feet of ilooiin juisls in jd out eipi.il projioitior. of tv!:i.e o.'ik, walnut and iipl.ir, a nd 111 tenths, vi.i ing 111411 1-to 22 h i t. lo.lilt rs will Mnie the prire per thousand let i, inch n eiitutr. I he raders uriv lie 1111 ludt d in the awive. Ü I le. t. la e measure, of wuiml, wiunie edeil h!u? or pray ah flooiin pl.uik, tii.e and a luit!i inch lint k, anJ not exittilo.g ix K W A il II T i; i: .12 T AT Tili' H.lYTiW IL1T SUOi: STORE, iittiat:ts ratlin i' s."ri''er tinvinz purch.- seil ti e esra' Iis.! ment formerly JJL owned hv Wüniot (.'..will rout intie the Fame, and liiere- j inches wide fore solicits a s'mie of th; pu' lie pntronn:,e. lie hps i:i addition to the former sto a well selected nso't mee. of hoots, s .o. v. I i T. J.--., em .r.iri 1 1 very variety anil of a unit: V whirh he can oti'i.len: rcoi.iuieiid to I is custonn rs. o 3 he depe::cii il 0:1 $t ;n to 0 50 y 1 0 :i 4J HI Tf I h 2 p fi 1 fti l to 1 jo 1 rn to 1 r.T 1 i 1 'i 1 1 0 im 1 "t :o 1 :i in 1:8 1 er 5) 1 10 :u ho rn 7. 1 mi hr.vtil'J ll.I Hreiif Tire lit rr' t.!lu.r. llavin-' nili'i Ii. .Inert l:oin :n ir II fil -t u rcr?. 1 e will I c en aided to wai rant hi. iiooiis. a I tie ipialitv r::n 11 J T .-5 Cent's French cjilf Ilo Moroc-o, Call and seal !o Ki; ami course hoot Jlo rlotli. i:o:;t and c;.If niters I)o rumps and slippers 1 Kip and coiirse U-o.'.-i s wtiv.fA's wi:n. Ladies I'lcth nnsMus. olo't d In do 'ii.ter:' iii f l.pll L'l'l'ers n Ki I slipper ntid ties colored io do WaKi ij fjl.ties i'.o s'ip iilid tii lio wel's sprii'2 and U. I' ins Do t iilnn r;ilf WaliriL' !'.es M tscs ti in' clot Ii and kid lliii-Kios it ltd ties i.i -oat r.nd Ki t Wi ll, si ins I o -If iimi s. nl st oes Do M010 -i n nnd seal oots Also a sre;;? v.iri ty of i drc eteMi, enlf, Ki I. rerl and kip, va'vin:! to pi ices from Cö ct.to j Z Vc, all of wl.i-h ae nuide tii Hie I e t i;intoi ia's and w:-rr:i nteil i nl to rip. (rips mended "r;iti.O hoes repaired or manutactured at short notice. M;.v is, 1s t: 411 J. K. SHARP. TT H A VC now on hind and ofiVr f.-r sale at t!ie Cd Mot Strrr, the fremht a largest, hest, and most fishioinl'le ais riiiient ol l-ot and Sln.e evei I fore t.ri.iiiilit to ihe t ity. 't lie si; k I now t if. r is entirely new. Invinn heen hoU'jht I ite in the sea..n expressly ft this market, ami a they were purchi-ed hi fore the lit advance 111 pi ires, I am en .hied to sell them very rhe.ip The a-oilmeiit is very lar'e, m hricitii evety varitv; from a f-li(T whose minute proNirtions womM scarre rover ihe tiny foil ot an infint fvry, t a .Mummu h Hoot that would rruh the soul out ol an i ilult All jt itor. In a word, do you wish to purchase i neat, durihle and cheao shoe call and rxVirine niv a.-ttnient, and 1 will sell you a h:TC lin. Country 't'rodiire, such a 'h ver seed, Timi.lhy seed. Tow Linen. Ueeswax. Tallow and Feather, taken in payment for Hoots and Shoe at Ci h rri'ie,nn'' w ö P1''' l,,e l'-'it nniket price in cash for Flaxseed. 37 J. II. OCLF-SHY. 'r:" 'ft'ist: iksih:s. WOl'LD invite the atu aii in cf the Indies tn an examination 01 111 V I all ainl V 1 nier noes, as nie season 1 p;iro.n inna urn it ia iiiitH.rl.oit lo have a u anrleol me kind. I lie asst.i lioenl now ottered for Iheir insperlioii is new and l.ire, f m'uacin; every variety, and i mnili snji nor in style ami m ike lo any in Iheciiy. The following r.!iipri--.s p trt ..f my nwi.ttiiient Katies iieM..r undresl M'Tocco lw.l do do it to r.u-kii'ii; do ilo sewed calf Ihmt; ,u, do r..ikiii ,1 do do Strap Sln-es tlo do Kill wi lt Sliirinih! It:ik'nis ilo fine IJhirk and I'olor i;ai'er ffr, hall' tlo; For sate nt a verv low piice at t!ic City Slice Store. :7 j. 11. onixsnv. 5:i,iM0fel, inch meauie, of I inh, li, 11 anii iiuh walnut and I poplar plank, a will dviwn hy hill. I .VII me imi'.tier 10 ne ne. uiy siaceu ;.nu uikcu an tiruverrri. Lids ill he reeei ved for delivering all th- hew 11 limiu-r that mar e wanted f.-r c-'idn and rixif tiiid ers hy Hit? cubic f.4, to c .ell du .-st d acciiidin: to the tii!J. Itidders w ill hid villi the i!in!ersaid;tie th-l Ihe i.ht is reserved I of incrtasli a Ihe tpiantity of each ile.n as nifl' te inpiiietl in lh j etei tloll of the hui!d;ui:s. j Itidders w ill take notice l!::it the a'n.ve maTerinls are retjuired lo I of tl e lnt quahly and dtluertd 111 sui I puintities, and i t tut h tunt as may le recjuired. Tlie pavue id will he nmlr monthly 011 the estimate p.nd fertifiafe of the Sujieriiitendei t of Ihe l.uddin;;. rctaiiiing twei ty per rent on sut h estimate, until the fund completion nl the conti ut, when Ihe whole will lie piid iu lu'd. Contracts Mot to le tlost.l until a tthori.ed hv the Iijhiture. JOHN r.V'AN'S. I.IVINCSTO.N DUN LA T, JAM LS lililKi:, r-VIrt' Ci"imi Wiotrr, T.. -t. rat;soi t;tic;a IVom luiSioit lo l!:c 1 r"nMII. uiidersiüned, Affentj fr the Mitmi 7 rapiriuiun i Wnpanw, l Hrc prepaied to recept for all kinds of Produce and Mert handis thr.msh lrt.m thisci'y to .V:? York, Ä Thilutte'ia end Jla'timi rr, hyw avof the Miami 'anal, l.nke line, Kne I'Miat and Western Kail Koad, and all interiuediate ports or place?, at very low rates of V 1 W Vi"w. S 3 -'1 of HMMIlliTXi 11 w -"'"V J ,,.,,.r runt liniun the adverlLstmt nt that we rniy know thereto Bll A VF. jit received a !.:rSe nsnrtinent of (.einlernen s n's j P .VL, mUn heet-. MARTIN t JONES. freh fiom iheman.irirtiirers, vhich I w ill f. II lor less money w. corner of 5 1 camore a:i1 3d sts., t im innnti. than Ihe same kind ran lie hi t at anv other estihiislinieiit 111 the city. 'tJ a Ccntlem-n' Prune Calf V!:ter Pr.s.f Itoots. ITli:YIlfi A BKClkEK, 1 lie Merchant and ther of Itiis rity Ind tar.?pdi and j irert places, can now, l y appla atiou to 11, avail themselves of the nut extensive hicilaies 111 Ihe 1 ountry, ft r the nfe.t hap nd eipfliiiem (ranportatioii of their IVo(!-.ce wd .Mrchan-Ltt to and from ihe ertt L'.Uri. We font racl f- the d. üvery of fiords cf .V.I kinds from the F.-t to thi City, Ind an i.o and I'e adjacent ti wns. hy Ihis roete at loirrr riV.ih:'iti they can l e I reuht out ia Perms;. I valiil Onals nd It Ohio river, tlie iiü ig itioii living goud at all lime In tixeen this and in.inn .ti. M1TCIILLL At Ci. M idisoii la., Az. I t, Is t.". P.S. We are di'l Acenis for one of the lt Lineson Ihe renn- slvrin:.i Can:.ls, and a;e teceij ting through cc nt u.t:j I v tiiat rc;tc. 2 1 1. t CO. Ti sc Ix i 11 r y Cut Wood Typos. mill U uiiilerMCiie.l aie p:ep oed lo furn:sh, lo Older, tiy fl le, 7 a or pattern of WOOli T PL, enjil, in every rfSj trl, tu hl r in um far tu red in tl:e United Stde, at rr-11 Irir prices )ur T pes are at curjtelv cut, and cleanly aod neatly finisled. and warranted tol lo become, injured hj ny Usage lo w Met I) e re i l- dinari'y suhjected. The wtcd we ue re nnlipcny, Ui wcod, Jtc.,end train, and so prewired as to defy lle action of water oth I all. sphere. Having just rompiete.i new ana impniTru noon nt .t c m c in jured In till nr!ei at tlie sin Tic d n nice ami lein? prat tical printers, -ind one tif us havins nine ear.' experience a a job printer I"", It Her ourselves a to oor nl.t til lo pive Fntistnrtii.n In every case. P;iier th t puhlished the a lvertist inert ct Palinrr rr.n hive their order filled hv U. And piper pihlitdiing this adverii nient tollie amount tif C will re-eive ll.eir pay 11 1 pe w lien tir tune the amount of their hill I taken out. Lditurs will please send ...i ,M;n,w.i.r tr wnit a fi.-.v tnimitos, went out, nt tSeulntni o'jsorvos Iii; sea was ahowed to enter and in a short spart? T time returned with tlie money, in tlie presence of the ?.hrjuis and ?.hrchioaes of wi.ie'i was j.nid over to t!:3 wid w that d:iy, to th LonJondtrry. rrititicati-di of all jnrtip. 1' hq.t ciii.t on the Kilt j 'ct fr ytrira, but finally on a rc-in:ir!; b?injr made frlt is said tint a g in his nrt'sc'ne!-- that (general Jacks in d,d not endorse! dumb by the firiiii?; of a c t 1 11 1 r 1 irl in PitMifM was struck rannon. Mnce men a num- n a a.. 1 y a 1 At a 1 fttiee in th" business of lifo and the perfect. n that f.,r any b dv whatever, retxiark.il Iki new Lcl.er, lor ber ot marneil men, it w k ihI, have invitoa int unu-0"-1 n.- i 1 1 .,l.. .,lli 1 .1 .1 l 1 1 of-, j 1 in inav be acnttired is at once obsiTvaMe in the Work ot 1 the j'-neral had en.lors-u once 101 nun, ana ,m.u...i jcfy ctnin.iiii. iu cu.uu- auu ui...wgi: i.u t a il I A al.A,..a..aaPalltl'llaL'tUtt' os evi len.e the no'e, 10 ui- mh'u not th'4 circutnrtanccs of the case. Il is h sirable, then, to j erftct tl:; Workman if we would re-.cive advantage and satisfiCti'in from his labors. V.'n i.iust exalt tho each member of thc Order. Or'..T by ihe due working of it. v.it fraternity of 1 ..1 ......1.... 1 their pr'iniic: a r-Mur ri--.Mr r. !Ir. Paullin latelv mad-; an 1 e it 1 .s.. t. t 1. a a al .1 1. Voilul- 'li li 111 if'T ilJTll w 1 .11 I PI I'M 1 1 i I' Hi T'll'l III III" lodrrrs and mrmibor ami 01 the ?.r.l condnc: an 1 atTostattc a-" .'nt hcouip in.ru uy mw.. v v I 1:1 iMff -X 111? LnOIl. AliUr l.iei.s.ll-! Ulf UM13 The New Haven Courier states that Messrs. II As ton &Co. havr a contract with "ovrnmetit fr 0 filled witlnn resuiin in n from that place, hours, re- v'nertor intrlli'ei;ee of tiie htler, v.; -hall most Rilely van i, ti.uneil D ):ina Dalore.ne i.eon. .Ai.er ...c j,,. IM.,. -i.7ni,.t;!.i,H.iitf.fa!! o!.ir ts which the In- in- the d.tan-c U-tvvoen Il.-aveti :::id eart.i tor about -.1... ii.. B,.- I. 1 t i i .1. I witlo-.t jiccT.Ietit. 0:1 an es- Ine Siivnnetou 11 daze'.te t-avsa woman Bti 11 1011 CCUli ViailV llll i:liil. i" i 1 ciiiAw-a 111 urv r.iu iiuui.s, i..e i.i-...nu-.. .1 Ti it 1 1, 1 e t le 1 1 .1 1.; I r. r., th- lv. l ue votm hdv is the Wabash bottom, about ei-Jit mile vviou cf a W!M,oV,n-W iu .foacral rdtn- dcr.bed ns having behaved with -reat courau and died on the Mil iiK., alter nn illness of 11 will best secnVe well-ordored lives in the brethren ,ce?sou. Ull'S 1,10 bltc of a "i 0:1 the Xn I CinMmelted and poured into water, The Christian religion i, t,!erat,l ioM, lori.av, im.i n I"- V 0 ii.i.r! osi it tipr-unif iü mnrn than the C niiüsc rLiir'io:! wojlu bein tnosi stimulants of brotherhood and identity ot interest will 1,1s tocu iou ui to awum y.y v t?vX thp happiest rwtilts. Hat, al.hou2h the ex- oft and malleable, losin- 1K,nc ot its tenacity, but is Ciiriat.an lauds. linditure of our funds will appear justifiable for.ac- capable of bein ,,un, into Hctuircd i (VrFotlctt thatEiHh hwyrr ponmlishin-so rnucli Ro--iJf thc Committee are reliev- to any rcpnrul form, or rolled ito any ruju red rj.oiiCtt.th rt cd fi ntieres.niVVityof -ainin- the consent of thickness. This i, a discovery by iW. taraday, cd, amasaed a furtiincot UJ.t OJ in ho 1. for purine of b c',:oa thb ground, and will prove of very jrreat importance. practice. lately deceas twenty ycard r.vcrs i'oit Tim rKorri:. Inductive 1'liilosophy. T is .1 fact t!e rliurncter wf a man is judged ol y I.U dre a;.J tT)n;il rpiioaraiire. It 14 n tai l t!i:it tlirri U a urPat ili lV pnp l.?tivr-in a cooil fitTin: ro.it, ii. e. ime thai s. ls xnioolti in Iii- t nrk.) ami one t'ü.t ili-;iliiy last-, i li'.'anre nnd rtfun'iiient any oriliimry :no 1 tai or ran cut the one, l-tit it take nt S.rtist tailor to rut tl.e ntl.r r. It 1 h lacl tliat a tailor utioulii know liow to eiv Iii r.t.ni?r n ,.no,i .l.ai.c monier that he inny nil it ilinsty tr Ins nnnearanre. It is a fart that X. H.SUtr his ooened a tailoring! cuta' lis!nntr.t a f.'v iliiiirs ?at of tli rainier lloiisi', ami mit lo Mr. lUin-niy'i It'ixa farttiial Mr. Starr lias lied ticeiftj fire yizrs experience in tailoriiiL' It n fart tliut lie I. as lccii n patentee and tear Iter as a f) stein of rtittintr. It ii a fnrt tliat l b nrjr. p- Tno-lratP. INFLUENCE TO UK IJllAU'X I ltoM TC FORECOINO FACT.". Tlir.t nil tlicsf who want to sii-tain a rJ cl.nrarfer wticti tl ey CO from I. mm, and w!i want t. linve tl rir rlntlirs fit tii-m with taste and l.-aiirp, nnd ta he rliiir'cl nioJernte t.riri', t! onlil -ply to tlie mi'.srri' r. 3J I mo is X. H. STARR. D. S. W.lltD, Ulrich. nit Tailor: rjTAVlNT. irmnml f.i.n.lii old -taint, i ihntvfnl f.T r81 B U. v .r and tnkv lliii H'i'io to notify the pnhlio, that lie i ii iw oin iiin- a Lirpe and ni.len.'.d ..rtmeiit f m-w points and rvady made i lotlim;. at No. 2. N.rri' IliiiMinC, n...t l.api.y lo all hii old li u iid and ph nty ..I new one-, i n.ni .i.-....-u.,i. ni. ni... In made Ii. i.nseiit 1 ciion, he i-otiti- ilctnly Iioim'm to be a'olc lo uil all taue, in tyle of good, fl""S ami irirt-. rmtn XL anil Gtl.prtnta distance, would lo well to apply t y ver or tne ninoimttliey want l efore the Mnkins fond aalra in Noveiiiner. il it w desired I will make payment for tUtn at the proper otnre irilhout charge. I nhall rontinof4 to pay tax in any county in the State, r uml? al.oul.lhe forwarded l-y 1st of De: em'er iievt. r,i if. i, A. U M O It RlS.fien. Agent. m"V 11.. I TtTlOIt ("arnaseaaii.t r.iipgirs j'Mtrecelveiiai ww.. ,ii. Clentteii.eii'n Prime Calf Welt It.Mits. Clentlenieii' Prime Ca f N ip ileon P..i T4. Cetidemen's I'tiinc Cm:iI Mo;.ui r-'ts. Ct-Iilleinen4 Prime Ki VV.ilr I'l.s.f n.K.H. For sale at the City sn,. store. :7 J. ii. oiu.F.nv. Coi::i.iiy Tlie 3I:cJuil Znuv:un 1 Al'lV a Ol li.. flIHS Instit'ition durins 'tie iimnthnf Seiitt-aibor, iss ueJ rvei;ty u r!al.t nev Pi.lir ien, viz. I To MeirlianM and I racler, v i n ierg on-.., I To Clerks, S ToI'lsifiaiiS, To Manul Hirers, o i vers. To P..H.ke;ler.S Q 1. Ue,li;iliK, To Teacher, I To tanner, ToC.r.H-ers. 2 To S'intent. To Uank telr, T" Centlenien, To F.ink cleik, lo Ir.Jle, To Urujsist, t. S. X Coimr ThiXsl ana aiiiul iuris, i:!cititi:tti. Ohio. UOI.r.S.M.r. an1 rtail .'.ealrr.s in Imported and Aroeiirnn f Cisirä.Ti.V-.crn, rutl", Vr. &.c. We-tfin f'ealer are eüjt ciallv iinnd to rnin.tie llifir ick re purli:iir t rlsewln re. Thev aell at tl low eft c.iy prirrs, an 1 Ircl warratHed in hi ;ir lhatlliey ran cite aai'f"rtion lo ell niMomeia. They w 111 nil ail T- clc ts itifTiilwcrn. rturj ami Ci; irs, at llic sliortr st notire. 4-4"ii ralIC j'isrrit'eia Inve ci:t:itilv on Land a larfe and f ti ri.aL.e U asurtmenlof J wrlrv. t.-li a1l Silrer Wan he, Pinie.! U i.re, Fnct'-h ami Aineri an P.iiiannia, Painted Jan.el Tea Tra .0t 9 and Sitver Petnit. lMnnond pointed Hold Pens, (odd and it ver j c 3 i Mrle Silver Simons. Ladles. Cups, Fruit Kr.it c. Putter Knivra, A.c. rm. 1 f I ..fll Vf a .1 mi. A.I fit llml An ual corntnunicatioa that s,,:,n!i(.-te Lt.!oeS "have vr.-A conuiry V hc ca;, the entire control of t.ioir o.vn funds, ami strictly wo Ml-sa'.vyor, sty 'Allhou-'i he car. t c. lie can h-Hiakins have thc rij!it I) uonutc t!;ciii on worthy ur fir.' i WI., tj o..M' ii'o.it'ir.r troft:i":ivr of liCnfVolc.lC Lcyau-c it tiakca penile put their lini'-U ia tncir poo. 4J :t: 4:1 Odd IYU..V Ueü'ia. JeweU and eveiy vsritly o( irimmieca. si! v.-r Ware and Jewe'.i v nnnte to order. OVYUN fc CAtll-Ki. 4t ,V.. 1 y .MM ni i bd re rn 3i ca i 4 th t Cixnanati. Live I niired, ?S New Policies isiierl frmn 1ft teh. New Polirie i-n-d from 1st Teb. 1.. l.llln ii Hit. to Ist Ort. in ItflV Feh. M irr Ii April May June July Ausust Sept. 4.V 4 1 41 r.i n

45 -pieiiiiuin I'tW d .1 do i'o do do lo ;i r1 hirrll -2 April n,v; M iy :t.7t. t"" 5.:.:; 1 July 4.0'i-' Niii'ist H.I7J Sept. 8 i preinimns fJ.'i.OtS 77 nt 10 rO 7S do do lo ilo to till do ...in! Sc;i;i ami Trc iMiry utvs. nndersi 'tied t!.H on ronmnmciit n lot 01 t.un crr a -1 m I ......n n A n .tl :i ...IIIS Irtanurg .V.rr. wlil-ll nc win ririiansc j... 1 ti.,,.,. u. ii.inir t. use. ritiier. Ilorrower cf finkin? lun.i fa Wire Siore. CM 5 Min 1. ic::. LanrpJItark just received fJjilCAt 3 4J ,j ust received aud Ih m llätl 1 1 C- MAYUR.eaati'ftlie Tjlmer House. 111,1 Alii is 1)07. Heaver Biicft,jiistreceivedaud fmsaleby tliau.i?c?s- SV fl l'i per rent, lower than usual nivr Tula!, 37 H Tirfal pr. rJ,2 T-i'al, (i7 Total pr. ,...V Whole nuuiraT ot policies issueJ I10111 1 Fel.ru.iry, 18 13, lo 1st r... UI', hole aioo inl pi r.nsii innini 11. v. to!er, lHIO- 'tOUINO.N, rrcs-nieiit. SAMt r.n IIOMiV. s.ei remiy. MiTi a I''t, riiVHirwn, 'i '"""""J- V. IV. C!.IY, Aüent at Imli inpoSt". SA-tf a. i.: t a itni'viiiiriiv 4.V nil Iki. It i.J k. M STIMM I'OWIJU r.ooliiriz VA.irx Ynuiw .ll.uiitf.tcJory. rullF. aiitwrril-er hacoiemeri edthe inanuf:irttireof twkinj C.la), X Portrait and Picture Frames of every ri ty of pMtetn. l hieam Power, and hy o doins lie 1 t-nat.Vd to el the a" ov articles a. a thev can vm purrhnedin mvof the Faxtern Cit ie, ami a Ik rule and t'tat, i inur hie. Country Men hattn wi'.l find it (greall) totbeir advantage toe:, 11 t-f.-re pnn hasina F.ast or tU where. All kinds of fJil.'ins ne.itlv evei 'Hed. 4tv F.II:NI:I'U WISWF.I.l., 1 17 .V?ta ft., Ctnnnnatt. H S In fiit! I I. 1 1 f.;av e called tl e J.Vre il Vrji.'ir j for the prn.lfd erotina tit.ora. tV T kX" r V ,,,e vvert -e'ite.i lu y.ti.e aMiniianre ana iV i I c'i!pr:s cf ti e r:rioii3 ?rn!n. tlie pure and U f 1 1 .onrWi'ii.L' water. all rotn' ine to iiiateitoM uf the ii;ost roinriio.liouf, ror! in summer and vv.irui 11 winter, taMcs in ti c world. Its anip'e r.irr.r nior..ror-eii-ii aere-of cround, ia only ciiualled hy the greet eate and skill with which I ar trfii'ed. New rarri rjr, Jtc. on l;an I to order. Call m l ee for vour pelves, cettt'emcn. tf JCiIIN I.tSTF.n. 'rvYsnix sri) to f.irr. Ulirated "(Mi Buck Tavern," prtuitej atiort aistance ........iw.iiio mtl rrocllict llcrrh'.llltS.I rrHK ceUl.ratfd "(Ml Buck Tavern," tutuiiej anort aiManre OI1IIIIINMO" ,,C; L VvfV int if the State Uim-c. IndianafaJi-. ha. rfrrntly heen ,mt in rnt. U offered tr rent t n e-m reni .a-.... ins, n ,tU or The House well I n TlTp ArSi': I rolhir AwU. I'rolar, aof'-y t J V.drs MV L.A-M. A.elil.or B. 11. 1 -i CII.VKlt Plate, Itrasa, Japmn'd an.I Tinn'd MounMn ä7ä ..i lirttii ritrhine. He lit and rnnrhe. lian.n.er,., Cl.w T...U, Th.e:,d and ailk Preechlng, and N, J tT v hntterRin-Cirttiinsr, (VC at CHAM N'i I hrd ware Store. 3'i i rssi visu 1 5:S? received nnd for sale hy the auuciiber, Ä barrels Salmon, y 44 Sh.d, U 44 No. 1 Macketil. 31 J MCULAI. ke-a.Bthe fo'lowinc pri-c hy theWejr: 10 rut 41 et., B I rut at 5 rt..,i3ent at 5 1 '2 eU.. and 4 cut at Ci eta. AIko, 8 rut, 10 cut and li rut !Ja ptv AKI. CMo'-cr I-, ho.i, Noriu blork.

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JnMcma State Sentinel. ETFRAL VIGIHWCE IS THE WICE OF LIBERTY. ioi wai'oms, ncn'onr.it 14. l'ol.t:c.il .Hysterics of lmli.iii;iioIis. CHATTER XI. We concluded our last thaptcr by a reference to the intrigues of Wm. J. Peaslee during the winter of 1913 1, tbrouo-li which lie endeavored to secure the election of his person! friends tf all the o'Jiccs of State, over the heads of those who were or might have been ihz choice of a majority of the Legisla ture. The objects which, from sub-equent circum-j Ptanrcs, he seems to hive ha 1 in view, were certain- lv rather enlarged fur a man of his calibre. Had he succeeded in full in his scheme, he would of course have been a paramount j nicer in the State, though un known to the Constitution. At least vc may justly suppose, from what we now know, that he would h ive aspired to the exercise of a controlling influence over his official creatures. But he by no means con fined the sphere of his lufty ambition to the corr.pira lively narrow limits of the State. He desired to maw at;c the atfiirs of the icne Union. Nor did his fail ure to obtain the election of creatures of his own to nil the State offices, chasten that molest desire, for he prosecuted with the greatest zeal schemes in relation to the nomination of the Presidential candidate who was to succeed Tyler. Most unfortunately for Cen. Cass, JMr. Peaslee attempted to constitute himself Leader if the friends of that gentleman in Indiana. Had he assumed less, he might Inve accomplished more; but, blinded, as we have m doubt he was, by constant visions of a seat in the Cabinet, his course was a3 fital to the prospects of Gen. Cas as it was unprincipled and unfiir to a vast m.ijority of the De-1 moc.atic party. Here again came in lull play the principal attribute of Teaslee's character, intrigue.'" The people never were better prepared to listen to the dictates of reason, and to follow the lessens of pru dence. But Peaslee, lacking either the disposition to reasm, or the ability to give prudential instruc tion, attempted to play the part of Tyler ism, and ope rate on the peopb through olhcc-scekers and office holders. Our members of the tith Congress, especial ly were the objects of his strong solicitude. Under his and Col. Pepper's mvvtgeraenl, hundreds of letters were addressed to them, fruiu various quarters and from various persons, by which they were milled as to the real feelings of the people, and by which some of them rvnrn ind h-pfl to .nsütn an attitude. vh!ch was hard-1 1 j Iv if ever before asu;ned by democratic rvditicians 1 ft 1 ir.d wSiie-n, to say t!:e least, cannot often hi repeated ...;o. ...c... lip IV-, nr,,..!:!. nVrlmm-il I i.ii ...c. ami. v o j (reiary 01 war, ny wi.om no was unuauj, mjhic itse'f. Hi forgot thit tli;re were other "great men," J years a?0f savej froin tj.c gallows. Abut the time es well as hiiiHclf, in existence; anl what wasofjj tjlC Canadian trouble, when Mr. Marcy was mj .'i rn re cn-e pi-?;! -e, he f.mnd that hoAover sue- eJ0ernor of New York, Mackenzie wa3 demanded of ccsiful h.s intr.gues had been with the "lead :rs" the j,;lu by a requisition of the Governor of Canada, on wishes of Ih'p-ow must som.'Ümea be consullcd in- cjiar,cs (f murder, arson and in;iil-rob!rry, under a dincl'y if not cl.rectly. but alt'iouli Mr. lValee i.;. m(.;.,,i i,I WIS uiivurccMUii m a.o.MM.u m, or in having his nn-H vi.-t r. tranormeit ui'u i reality, we must confess that ha sticceedvd m doing much inj'iry t Mr. Van Huren, and we should not j wonder if others also, v. ere to sjrn extent pirtici joints in that injury, though to what extent, it maybe im 5-jibio to determine. s we have mentioned the name of ("Jen. Cass, it is perhaps proper that we should speak very explicit- j have been turned out of o:lice. Well, at the Whig ly. Oar language is no doubt plain enough to those r State Convention of Mass., held in Faneuil Hall, who can und-frstand ordinary English, but as we were j Eoston, Sept. 2tth, Mr. S;'th Sprague, Jr., of Dux inlsre?r?icnted while tho. intrigues were being carried j bury, was appointed president, and 0:1 taking the on, it is not unlikely we may be misrepresented a"-ai!i. We believe then, that we are really better friends to Gen. Cas-s, tlrm the men who hive hereto fore schemed or are now scheming to ride into office on his shoulders. Every attempt which they hive made to induce the bjliet tint we hive been mimical to him, in any way, is as baseless as it is base. We however, have never troubled ourselves much in cither nulling or unmaking candidates; and intend to trouble ourselves as little hereafter. All we want is that tlif People should name candidates, and we will do the best in our power to asist in electing them. Tiie intrigues to which we have alluded, and of which Pea -dee was the most aiiv? instrument in this city were carried 00, be it remembered, kkfouf. the publication of Mr. Van Euren's letter on the Texas cj'iction; so that the intriguers of which wc speak, have no such pre'.ext as that might aflord them in justi fication. The truth is, so f ir as we are able tojud", and our opportunities f r correctly judging in th:.: quarter have n't been small, though there may lave been as early as the winter of 113-1, some honest democrats who were opposed to the nomination of Mr. Van Euren, yet the active opposition to it came to a great extent, from those who had held ouice un der him, and those who thought their chances for otlice would be better under some other cand.date. The spoils was the great object of their solicitude all they cared for. To obtain them, they forced the Democratic party to the very brink of a picci pice, and it was only saved from the apparently im mediate destruction which awaited it, by the good sense which, finally getting ascendancy in the Balti more Convention, secured the nomhiati' n of President Eolk. Fca Aco will no d uht feel flattered, as we under stand he already feels himself, that we should elevate him to o lofty a position, in the intrigues of which we have spoken. Tiie felon might as well be proud of exaltation on the gallows, as is indeed sometimes the case. Eut the people will recollect, if Pca.-dee does not, that the meanest wretch in the world could easily, n circumstances lavoreu, no innmte miseiwet 1 Iii t.i- by treason to his country or could fire by the incen diary torch the most glorious temple, in aid of build ing up which, he could not possibly do more than carry the ho,l. If he is gratified by consequence ob tained by such actrf, he certainly deserves a belly full of it. We have been less explicit in speaking of Pcaslec's intrigues in relation to the Presidential nomination, than we otherwise might have been, as we under stand he intends to attempt a reply after we get through with the various counts of our indicMnent. Let him then come on, if he will and we will show him a f.'W documents which it will be somewhat diffi cult for hint to digest, unless his hralth is better than it was a few months ago when he prop sed to resign his present oflice. The last allusion, will give him a hint, perhaps, that the u?xt point in his career, upon whieh we shall touch, wll be his intrijrues in relation to the last congressional nomiuition in the 5th dis trict. Till we do so, pleasant dreams to him Hon. Amol I,:iiic. From a conversation held on Monday lan with this gentleman, it would appear that circumstances have

entirely misled us as to the position he holds in rela tion to the Disorganizes, here, and in Dearborn county. We understand him to disapprove of their course entirely, not excepting that of the 44 Heacon." He disclaims any participation in all intrigues or ter be M,re of ,,is Tarne before ,,e vS oiT at ,Kllf dtsalTection past or present, and fortifies hu disclaim- CüC aoain cr by statements which could not but be satisfactory (rWhcrc was A. F. Morrison on Monday night, to our readers, had we tirnc to give them, whicli we that he did not attend the meeting of his State Cen rcg ret we have not. We have not the slightest dis- j tral Committee He certainly takes great interest position (0 assail any member of our party unjustly 1 j,, thc airairs of the Democratic party, if he can't af or without cause; nothing indeed is more painful to j furj to spend a half hour at Drake's M, in its ser our feelings even when duty impels; and nothing vice If there had been ffficcs to apportion, perhaps consequently more gratifying than to find, as in this the committee would have lx.cn blc-scd with the light case, tint we have been mistaken in any respect. j 0f his countenance. Slate Central Comiiilllee. At a lnectinir of the Democratic State Central Com mittee, held at Drake's Hotel, on Monday evening, Ociober JOth, 115, the following resolution was, on motion unanimously adopted Ui'siJtetl, That the Democratic party of the scleral counties of this State be respectfully requested to as semble in primary meetings, and appoint Delegates to represent them in a State Convention to be held at Indianapolis on the 8th of January next, fur the pur nouc of nominating candidates for the offices of Gov ern-t and Lt. Governor, and to transact such other business ns may then be deemed proper to promote the union and harmony of the party, und the success an(j progress of its principles L. DUNLAP, Chm. H. J. HARRIS, J. P. CHAPMAN, A. F. MORRISON, T. JOHNSON, E. N. S1IIMF.R, S. P. DANIELS, A. KOONTZ, J. P. DRAKE, N. B. PALMER, C PARRY, J. CAIN, V.. HEDDERLY, N. WEST, J. NICOLAI. The Stolen Letters. In its comments on the Mackenzie pamphlet, the Pennsylvania!! makes the following remarks on the letters purporting to have hofn writtpn hv Air. Van Rurcn. We airree with the remarks most fully, and further, that these very letters arc the strongest possible refutation of the slanders which have been heaped upon that estimable man. that could have been rivcn. e could wieh C7 indeed, that th?y were in the hands of every citizen It is equally true, that as regards a few others, their letters show them to have been more or less infected bv that scliihncss, which ha been common to all politicians as well as to others, since the world began. As to Mr. Van Buren, from whose correspondence a few imperfect paragraphs are admitted into the book, we affirm with confidence, that no honorable man can rise from perusing them without recognizing the puritv and patriotism of the writer. Those who have known the Ex-President most intimately need no nssnrance of this but it is well that a witness should be found among those w ho hate hint fr the justice it was his office to administer, who, intelligent as well as reckless, has obtained access to h.s most confidential thoughts, and yet, with every wish and every purwse of defamation, bus been unable, with all his cunning and all his baseness, to carve out from his letters a sin'le sentiment unworthv of the fame of this eminent republican. Makcv vs. Mackenzie. It is a curious coincidence, v... v.?. T. P,,, t,,t "T..Lon-io im wi10 stido and published the private letters ot Mr. 1 H .t si10lIid have made publ.c those ot our able 3 it.. treaty providing for the surrender of fug.tive crimt- nal5 bul tj0vemor Jiarcy looii trie most iavorajie vif.v of the case tor M ickenzi, and construed his otr.MCe into rebollion. with which he could hive no- thin-Mo d thus saving the fellow's neck from the rope. A pretty return he mikes for the compliment, fjT-Ti.e Whigs have recently growled a good deal about "proscription," because a few of their friends chair inide a spcecli in which, says the Ilosron Tost, 'he exhorted all who hearl him, and through them the people of the wh de commonwealth, to maintain a constant watch, and see that the enemy obtain no admittance to places of trut or responsibility thus mingling the insidious poison of their policy with the benefici 1 influence of our own What does the Journal think of this Elections. The Elections in Ohio and Georgia, according to the returns received, h ive resulted in favor of the Whigs. In Ohio, nothing different was expected, and in Georgia the vote will be cloe. ('lay Whigs may learn a lesion by "cyphering" up the re turns. When the full arid correct r suits are known, our readers shall have thcrn. We have a few demo cratic victories to record, but are not now in the hu mor of crowing. It is too much like "striking a man after he is down." Wisconsin Election. The few returns from the Milwaukic Sentinel of the election for a Delegate to Congress, are nearly all one way, and contrast favor ably with the result in 1411, when Dodge, dem., was elected. The returns from i) counties give Martin, dem., 07Ö, Collins, whig, 110. .Martin's majority, föo In Hll, Dodge's majority in the same counties was 9:J. Democratic gain M'M). In the House of Representatives it is supposed there will not be more than four Whigs all told. Maine Election. Anderson's majority for Gov crnor will be tiOOO The Senate will stand "S dems. to Ii whigs. As far as returned, dem., and 1)1 whigs, are elected to the House; and a great majority of the 55 districts and towns yet to choose are Demo cratic. Licences in Connki ik lt. The mo-t exciting r question before the people, at the late town elections in Connecticut wa whether the sale of spirituous li quors within their limi!'? should be wholly prohibited! or left entirely unrestricted. In a majority of the towns heard from thus far. the ticket in favor of uro- hililtion hnA succc0(ietj. these towns form such a small portion of the State, that it is at present impos sible to decide whether free trade or restriction has been adopted by the majority in the State. In Hart ford, the restrictive ticket was elected by about 0 majority, the highest on it having 7.k" votes, and the highest on the free trade ticket having f'J7. The Times says Lejal gentlemen, and members of the Inst Le"m lature, Htated before thn Houe of Ilepresrntatives, that, in their opinion, the provisions of this law, un der which the commissioners are n.nv elected, con-: dieted with the constitution of the L'nitcd States. I This is unquestionably true. IJut iiotwithstanding this important fact, the commissioners elected in this town will act upon the restrictive principle. Ulti mately it cannot be carried out, and will not be. The law will not make less drunkards it will not reduce the sale of spirituous liquors: but it will injure the cause of the Washington ns it has already injund it. CCyA certain very big man up town w ill see by this paper, (if he tan read it,) that the State Central Committee did hold a meeting on Monday night, (or .1 l ft 1 I. ai 1 a 1 ll,cm,; 1 tm,iucs. li iooowH wiereiore umi ne is irnsiain hi icinng mo story, that only three of them met, that any would not come in, or that any one afler being in, took any kind of shutr, except against Whiggery. He'd bot Business or the ITC. and I. Kail Itoiul Daring the ireck ending October 18, 1315. From our Jllatfison Correspondent. OUTWAKD. INWARD. 20o Tassengers. 109 Passengers. 1G0,:U)0 Iba .Merchandise. G.41S bush Wheat. 431 bbls Salt. 111 Corn. 21o 4 Flaxseed. H id lard kegs. 070 bbis Flour. 313 bu Oats. 37,1.0 ft Lumber. 10 cords Wood. 155 pork barrels. r,000 Hoop Poles. 21 Whiskey. (1 Tar and Oil. 3 M)lases. 53 bu Stone Coal. IM half bis Deer. 1 bbl Cement. D kens of Powder. 5,000 Staves 1W bu Potatoes. 8 bbls Oil. 19,000 lbs other freight. The river is in fine boating order, and a good deal o? produce is being shipped for the South. The greatest portion of lt is t lour and tlestuicd probably lor the European markets. FJour has pone up to $3,U0 here and is still advancing. Wheat 05 cents salt 3 cts. Good Ac ws Tor Fanners. Late news from Europe of the partial failure of the crops- particularly of potatoes has given an up ward tendency to the price of grain in the eastern markets and the favorable influence has even reach ed the Oiiio river. Thus we profit by the loss of oth ers. If we only had free trade with England, instead of prohibitory taritls, Indiana would pour down the rivers her immense surplusage of grain, to an extent and profit only to be exceeded by Ohio. As it is, we must do th"G br;st we can, and thank starvation that we can sell at all. QT-Chicago wheat sold at Buffalo at 80 to 80 cents on the 1st inst. The Tailors. We have only to say that the citizens of Indianap olis are in a fair way to become the best dressed people on the earth. Independent of the winnings, w hieb, by the bye, enables some poor locos to come out, what would they n mount to, were it not for the excellent work manship .f our mechanics and artists A yard or I two of cloth which, while it might envelop the body, would fiil to set off the mtural graces of a form requiring no bustle, is made under the artistic and fashionable direction of Messrs. Halls and .Mr. Starr, (the latter just established,) to fit, please and attract especially the hdies Tuen there is Ward, the sedate. He shines forth in Norris's new block. Then Macrcady, the fit ever at his post and not to be I sneezed at as a f,rt rate workman. Then oun?, of whom it is said, "he cuts the best coat in town. 1 ben Daniels and Montgomery; one an excellent cutter, the

other as r xd a workni m. I hey should move a little r n t 1 -r further west, if p)tbb. 1 110:1 uncle Majjuirc a n u iPl been 1 ng sick .mt older than all the rest, yet ke.ps up with the fashions ill every respect, Then WeKhans the red, and why are his hands always full Himself and his work are known. Then Dunlop, the S.-or, and Va!?on the Scotall, al! good workmen. Hut we will leave tiie lUt, till we rivn-drtf mir dirf,'tnrir. j ant, y. h nVs tje

j THoC 1'iviiCll Hoofs. Several gentlemen hae of late bei n often question cd where Ihey obtained such fne boots isj they wore; an d trf shall be considerably annoved if thev ask us again. Go to Martin's, and you will find out where thev are to be had. We shall sport ours, as the bct-t At T-. I .-l pUU i;icll lliuui. x ui no mi l j'ai lituiuu, v his advertisement. Congit'ssioiial (lohe. Pv reference to the advertisement, it will be seen ,1 ,i 1 .,1 that the Congressional Globe and jppcndix is to be r 11 eontinucd. Tiiese works have become absolutely iden- titicd with our government and we are glad that they are to be continued. No doubt those who have files of former vears will be desirous of continuing the uninterrupted scries; and thev can do so now by o,nnK.in,r with tho lrrK. Wo will rnrnivo n nA fr. ward subscriptions free of expense. All who wish to club should call crt us without del iv. Coii--sioii;il I nion. We have before publihtd the long prospectus of tho nonrTrneoonil Union Aivirndiv nnd iviiv cfvr the same in a condensed form. There can be but lit tle doubt that these papers will bo valuable, full and desirable. We will receive and forward subscriptions free of charge. ISii-.lr :it l,:if:i) rlO The citizens of Lafavette are taking measures to build a bridge over the Wabash at that place. From a report by Mr. Ellsworth, late commissioner of the Patent Utlice, a competent builder has olfcrcd to erect one in a permanent manner, with four stone piers bc- -id.-; the abutments, and an embankment from the i i i i i it i i r i r Kr i 1 n fi flio t h 1 1 1 1 1 tl.o nv t v i n id tho rnnr Iap n i oil 111 M4V. v 111V 4 V 1 i IUI sixt'in thousand dollars. This would seem extraor dinarily low; and we doubt not the citizens of La fayette will at once progress With a work so import ant to their everv interest. 071 Icnry C. Wright, a "come outer," in a letter from Scotland, speaking of the manner in which he had spent aabbath, concludes by observing that Cal v in taught that there was no such thing as Sahbalh breaking, under the Christian dispensation and in this he was right, and taught in accordance with the instruc tions of Christ and the apostles." As to Calvin, there is no doubt of the fact stated, though perhaps it wil be new to some of his professed followers and as to Christ's instructions, we have only to say that we wis! all would read them ofiener than they do, and seek to understand and profit hv theni. Death of .n Ennou. Thomas P. Wil'.iams, Esq late editor and publisher of the People's .Advocate, at Salem, Ind. deceased on the 8th inst. after a severe illnes-j. We never had the pleasure rf ah acquaint ance with Mr. V. other than through his paper, which he conducted with ability and energy. Mr. W left a young wife and two children to lament Iiis loss M.iy 44(iod temper the wind to the shorn lambs." 07" American Cannel Coal from Perry county, Ind., sells in Posten at two dollars per chaldron less than Liverpool coal, to which it is far superior in every respect. It goes down the Ohio nnd Mississippi rivers by steamboat to New OiLans, and thenco to Horton by ships. e are desirous that our produce subscribers should have their accounts settled at once. Those who have engaged wood, are reminded that this is the season when it is needed, and no better chance can be had during the season to haul it in. Others w ho have en- gged other produce, have the same facilities, and .-I .11 1 .1 siumm uc moving, umcrwisn r.e tuaii be ob,gcd to ii.on.iiiou uicir ji.ijhts. j. oose no arc delinquent, may expect to pay the cash, and that before they aic aware. We only desire every one to do as he engag- f 07-Evcfy account over one year's standing for job work or advertising, will be put in an officer's hands for collection by the Ifith of November, unless other wise settled. .ty-Some body has got a "specimen book" of the Cincinnati Type Foundry, belonging to this otlicc. We should like to have it returned when thc borrow er is done icith if. fXrSeveral of the plank crossings in our streets need repairs. Th'v should bo attended to at once. More IVt'W llooks. Turner has just received another invoice of late and popuLir works. He seems determined to keep up with the progressive spirit of the ajje, especially to far as reading is concerned. Among those received are The Wandering Jar, No. 19, and the lat. Kncyclojiadia of Domestic Economy, No. 11. Eve ry one who will examine this work we think will pur chase it. It is a complete librarv of itself. Hirpcr's IHümiiif.tcd iShakspeare, No. GO and CG. This number brings the work down to the 3d act of "All's well that ends well." Illuminated Pictorial Bible, No. 39. To Apocry pha, "Bel and the Dragon." Beautifully illustrated as usual. Mier Expedition. By T. J. Green. This is a Journal of the Texian Expedition ägainst Mier sub sequent imprisonment of the author his sufferings and final escape from the castle of Fcrote. With re flections upon the present political and probable fu ture relations of Texas, Mexico, and the United States. Illustrated by thirteen splendid engravings. We have already published copious extracts from this work. The reading the whole gives many new ideas respecting the acts of many of the prominent political leaders in Texas; and on the whole is an interesting and thrilling narrative. It is elegantly got up, as are Harper's works generally. Elements of Moral i:y ami Polity, Inj Prof. Whcxcell 1 his valuable production, hum the pen of one of the most eminent scholars of the age, exhibits in a lucid. exact, and elegant style, the great principles of moral, political, and ecclesiastical science 111 a far more complete and methodical manner than has ever yet been presented to the public. In offering this woik to the American reader, the Publishers beg leave to introduce it an the commence ment of a new and attractive nenea of sterling books, to be issued by them, under the general designation of Harpers Jew Miscellany. 1 lie volumes 01 which will be legibly printed, in duodecimo, on fine paper, and bound is htha McsLiN giLt price fifty cents a volume, and issued at short intervals. 1 o render accessible to the million the fullest advantages of popular instruction in the various divisions of human knowledge is the design of the above aeries. It is apparent in the present day that books of intrinsic value are demanded by the people. Formerly the popular taste prefeneil mainly work of mere amusement; the great body of readers now seek them as vehicles of general knowledge books of a more permanently valuable cast devoted to some of the de partments of sei -neo or general literatim. A new race has sprung up, glowing with Ihe first energies of youth, requiring more expanded ideas of the world in which they live, and a more reliable and well-digested knowl edge of the men, and the events ol other times and countries. A class of books expressly adapted to this 1 ice so exceedingly cheap that every person of "ordinary

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l. 1'K lS and XTII.I. lie putli-it-l on the first of .Novemlier, Ihelinliani An V total UeUer and I'ockel .Manual, levise! and corrected for the year lHi, containing the names mid residences of :;ll Judges and l."leiksof I oiiits, rioseculno; Aiiorn eys, lttrordeis, Auditors, Iren Kurers, Sheriffs, Jailers ('ouiuiisiotiers Assessors, School I'oinmis rioiieM, Justicei of the Peace, Not ines I'uhlic, Atlorney at Law, Minister, Physicians, iViucipil Men h ints, pt Mhri-t, Postmasters, terin3 of Cirruit I'onrts 1 11.1tn111.il re isier, aul a great variety of jjeneral information highly nsflui and ruivement to every citizen FAitedby C. H Lady coiit.onmÄ jm, lüma., neat imoiiiii pill, I ii a llh.-i.il ill.rnioil In Him lr..l 41 .ii si' i'iiitijsiii:i, f nt'ItN'nit'S Auririillur.il Almanac, puhlislied al Indianapolis J. prdler. Men h nits and others nupplied pore 'J dolliirs ier lli.iiisand. AliJ 1 urner Comic and other al n lil ies in great variety. 41 L' uk:s,:k I'ol'anapolis. Tili: FA UM DC i'S I Ö O IST II I J. fjnilK suhst rilier would respectfillly inform th Faimers in the v iL cinity ol Iniii.in iih.Iis, Hi.it h will t ike all kinds of count ry produce in exchange l..r nooks, Maiionery, II mik IiiiiiIiii;. Kc at llie market price. 11 .mi.. i ijh.mwi, i ri üin.tpoii. Ik ltIIH(;. AUPr.K'S llliiniiiitel Hihle Ifemj neirly complete, the snlisrri l. r u iiiilil lesrwi tl'lIK' inform mi-iiilrd of I'ih I Our, nn.l oth-rs viitun ludi.tn iikiIm this winter, that he h is jist procured from New Vork II the necessary sti.ck, michinetv,emti..s.sin!! prt-sses, and HlRrc.iir.Mr,,-, ,IIIH ..itiir ueni ..i.tn i t k li;-k iiiiiiilx-ra riiriiilinl nf l inwr't Itilil an. I Sli i. I 4 I... i ...I I.. .1.. .Ill I .1' ...I I I lwltll. -II n.A.tll.. I II ILA Ml. I lllllilll.'IIMII W. I 1 a, n,i i. V-. .l TiirTr i. ..TViVxc T 1 1 ,r iiMiw.t I 'B'lir. "'i' run i oiim irsiwciiiiuv i'iioriii mt prtues.siiui in me i D L-. 1.- r t bhsi... II I.. r ..l. I I.ifirary, poidMlied hy Messr. Kiuly At Lescure. Ilanish ira the work -äuWM. riiic toni ii v t r-n 1 iinioiM or 1 in .irvv i ij now ready Im delivery. S A M 1.. '1 I It KK I n,i,, naM.ln M I Ji..t I.. U f I Jr oi-jie vi iiiiuunu. n I TO T.W-PA1TKS. 'IIC TresiurT soul Collector of JoIhimmi Con nt v, lierc' cives A notice, that the liupii. ate for the pri sen y;,'r is imiv in hm linnds. he auioii'it of faxes char:eil for the year. 181 011 each one hundred dollars uortl, of tt.xaMe operty U for S.ate pur- pos. twenty oiip cM.t Hud b.-vimi iiiiIis for Cuni.tv perposed. twelve nml one half rents lor Koad pnrjtuseji.six rci.tx; 0:1 cadi poll, for State purpo. s, fifty cent, nod for L'otmly pH'pwst-B, fifty cents. for the purpCserf receirin? tnxes ho will attend at the usual places of holding' Hertioi.s in the si.vcral townsl ipi hi said coun ty. n- the follow ins ilny. viz At Hensley 1 ownM.ip, on .Monday me 1 Mi eptelllhcr. Union, Tu hdiiy Ihe ItJtli White River. Wednesday Ihe ITtli INi-Jisant. 'PI urs.lay the letli Clark, 1'ii day ti e l?th Franklin, .M oiday the 'J-.M Itlue Itiver, Pri liiy ti e Vl Ii Mneveh, S.ifurdav Hie V7 !i lie will also atrrnd nt Iiis ollice in Franklin etrrnt when aluont in the nevernl townships until the foi-t diiy of January next. Knelt person ovvinit road tax iiiut nroilucu the Supervisor' re ultl,, D,,"'"orre- WM. nRIIMSKS, T...,, 7 rtdSJrtr..nJ Collator, i.e. reipt in lull lor hUMmc and 2? Ur List Of Appointments for the Southern Indian:! Conference. n It OO K V I L L K 1)1 ST It I CT. Allen Wiley, Presiding Uder. Brookrille Joseph Tarkington and U. II. McLaughlin Fairfield Jacob liruuer. Liberty Heyden Hays ami Oliver II. I. Ash. Hrownscille Benjamin F. Ca r t f ii ill and John Wallace Wilmington George Havens and Washington .Malick Connerscilte It. i. Kobinson und T. C. Craw ford. Ijiurtl John W. Sullivan. .Manchester (ürtenbury C. Beeks and M. Miller. IMicrenceburgh Augustus I.ddy Milan John S. Winchester and Courtlatid C. Hollidav. MADISON DISTRICT. John .Miller, Presiding leider Madison Wesley Chapel and Walnut St. W.W. Hibben. li Third Street John Kiger. Canaan Hosier J. Durbin. Moorficld B. F. Crary. I'eray Amos ßussey One to It supplied. C Vitn'of Emmoris'liut ledge. I Hartford Lewis Hurlburt. liising Sun Thomas M. Eddy. Ve rsaillrs Jacob Whitenian. Vernon Miss. Isaac Crawford. Paris John W. Mellendcr. Lexington' William Meginsus and Jnmrs l. Tiffanv. NEW ALBANY DISTRICT. Edward II. Ames, Presiding Elder. A 10 Albany Wesley Chapel Fernanden C. Ilolliday. Centtnny Charge James Crawford. Jrjfcrsonrille James Jones. Ctica James Hill. Ciarlestoirn Enoch CJ. Wood. AVjo Washington Elisha W. Cadwell. AV10 Philadelphia, Miss. F. II. Cary and Jas. Mitchell. Salem Cyrus Nutt. Grecneille William M. Snyder. Fredcricksb u rgh Elam Genang. Corydon Silas Rawson. Elizabeth John W. Dole. EVA NSVILLE D I STK I CT. John K earns, Presiding Elder. Eransrille William M. Daily. Mt. Vernon Asburv Wilkersoh. C Cynthiar.a Thomas J. Iiyan. .Veic Harmony Francis A. Hester. Princeton Giles C. Smith. Boonerillc William M. Fraley One to be supplied. Itoc.kport George W. Walker. Home lohn W. Julien. Lear cnicorth, Miss. Thomas Ray and William Butt. Jasper, Miss. John Kisling. Paoli George W. Ames. Petersburgh Alfred B. Nesbit. VINCENNES DISTRICT. IIfnrv S. Talbott, Presiding Elder. I'incennes Allen Sears. ll'ilson's Creek, Miss. To be supplied. Washington Elijah I). Long. Carlisle James R. Williams. AVic Lebanon Leahies Forbes. Prairiitan Eli C. Jones. Scotland, Miss. Nathan Shumate. Point Commerce John Talbott. Holding Green Asa Beck. Putnamrille Elijah V. Burrows. Spcnctr Stephen Rave nscroft. Gosport Jacob Miller. INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT. Lt ciEM W. Bkkkv, Presiding Elder. Indianapolis C Central Charge William V. Daniel. Western Charge Wesley Dorsoy. fiurlingtonJolin V. R. Miller. liusbtitle Charles H. Davidson. Milroy Williamson Terrell One to be supplied Grctnsburgh James Havens. MUford John L. Kelly and James Webb. Columbus Ellj ih W bitten. Edinburgh Landv Häven. Shelbyrille Seth Smith and James Corwine. Prantilin Erastus Lathrop. Pliasant View, Miss. Samuel P. Crawford. Matthew Simpson, Pres't of Indiana Asbury Univereitv ilham C. Smith. Agent for Indiana Ashury L mvsrsity 1 1 1 .OO M I N GTON D I STR I CT. Anthonv Kobi.n5.on, Presiding Elder. Won m ington W i 1 1 i a m Morrow. Bedford Thomas II. Rucker. Springrille Francis F. Sheldon. Orleans Samuel Hicks. Lironia Ezra L. Kemp.. Uroirnsüncn Daniel Mclntire. Leesrille. Constant B. Jones and William C. Hensley. .Xashtille Philip J. Beswick. ndlrille Henry S. Dane. Moortscille Samuel M. Reeves. Marlinsrillc Zelotes S. ClilTord and John W. Powell. Isaac Owen, Agent for Indiana Asburv University. Milton Mahin and Samuel Reed transferred to Northern Indiana Conference. Next session of Conference to bo held at Connersville, Octobe r 18Ji. orriciAi list or ustuays. .Wen County. Taken up by Nathan Coleman, livinj in Marion town ship, Allen county, Indiana, a bl.ick mare, five years old, about fifteen bands high, with a white pot in ber fore htiul, the near hind foot white, and a few white hairs in her flanks; apnraised at furty-five dollars before Joscpli C. Wells, J. 1. Attest, It. li FLEMING, Clk. Uoone Count if. Taken up by William Trout of Lasle township, Itoone county, Indiana, on the first day of September, l!;45, an estray sorrel stud colt, supposed to be three years old, right hind foot white, a star in his forehead, and a snip down tbe nose. No otber marks or brand perceivable appraised to $"2 50 by Jacob Hoover and Benjamin Cox, on tbe Kith of September, 1845, before Thomas I. Mil ler. J. V. JOHN CIIKLSMAN, Clk. Taken up by Wesley Smith, living in Union town ship, Boone county, three horse beasts, to wil one black mare, three years old last spring, some white on the right bind foot, and some white liairs in the flanks appruised to thirty-live dollars. One bay filly, two years old last spring, with a star in the forehead and a snip on the nose, and some white liairs at the intersection of the tail, and a small white spot on tbe front part of the right hind foot. Appraised to twenty dollars. One brown filly, one year old last spring, with a small star in the forehead ap praised to twelve dollars by iNtneon bed wick and Hubert B. Mitchell before Kiley B. Hogsl.ire, J. P. JOHN CHKISMAN, Clk. Clinton County. Taken up, by John Pitsenbarger, of Warren township, on the iifiih day of August, IS 15, a sorrel filly two years "Id past, bifid fef!t white, small Maze in the forehead, and about fourteen hand high. Appraised at twenty-live dollars before B. A. Shaffer, J. P. Sept. 5. 18-15. JOHN HAltNLR. Clk V1l-1.i

her forehead, marked with the collar, a natural parer, y J;, lhrrc oI(, Appraised r, ,k Ht hv I agiier and Miram Kenison before John IJ. Llseer, Lsp 1'. (I. CH AMBLKLA1N, Clk Fulton Count u. Taken up by David Kamp in Henry township, on the Kith day of September, 1815, a dark bay mare, supposed to be fourteen year old, supposed to have had the pole ,.;i ...j .ni 1 ,...,.,'1,1 f''"' rkrd I wit 1 a joke. Appraised at twenty dol- jar!, j,.. j;iroi) Lutsball and John L. Ihompson, before jamts 1. Davis, J. P., Oct. 7, 1815. L. N. BOZAKTII, Clk. llcndrichs County. Taken up by F.norh Lasterling, livinff in Ctuilford township, on the 4lh of 8th month, 1845, one estray sor rel filly, supposed to be three years old last spring, with some small white spits on her body, near fourteen hands lush. No other marks or brands perceivable appraised to ,Wenty-five dollars by Jacob Kinzer and James ()Aen I. betöre Justico Joel Iloilgin J. I). PAKKLK, Clk. Kosciusko County. Taken up by It ie hard M. ('rawford of Washington township, a dark bay horse, bl.ick mann and tail, slur in the forehead, a white spot oil the end of his nose, nnd a white spot on the left tide of the neck, both hind feet white, shod before, a natural trotter, eyes not good, sup posed t be eleven vears old appraised to twenty-five dollars before Lewis Keith, J. P.. WILLIAM C. GIL-UTS, Clk. Knox County. iaken up hy James M. rmrnntt, living in It town ship, Knox county and tate of Iudi.itia, on the K(h dav ol Mav. A 1). 1 1). one sorrel lll.ire. ahout 141 (innrU

high, supposed to be six vears old, with some saddle e I I inrL nml uri r!nrr m.irU nnreoi v:ililn ml rrr- II' v Km .1 I tl f II. r.i alI",r,y ,,,:n;,rf,.l!y.,;"J:,,!naJ?P -coo J arwater, licf.iro im this Uli .vliiv lrJ. Jnoi'Oli IVniilr J I J I I J 4. i- 1 I alien up hv James Snyder, living eisht miles east v 0111 incetiiies, near Ihe Louisville road, three estrav horses; one a brown mare with a star in her forehead k ,,,t .1,1,1,. mirl.a tin r.t lir oi-irLa nr Itr.'imU nsrn. mat t I I hands high, supposed to he nuout 14 years old np praised at twenty dollars. And one hay mare colt, sup. posed to be two years old this spring, a tar in im fore- 1 -.i 1 1 ,i,p!V, ß "P ouml Its neck J appraised at 10 dollar. Also, one hlack horse colt, supposed to te one year old ibis sprinjr, two hind nnd one lefl forefoot while n star in the forehead; appraised at seven dollars hv Vir- gil II. Llliott ami (teorge Snyder before ine this ltiili d.iv Mirrh, 1S1Ö, (I. Wvnnt, J. P. 1... f.. 1..." i 1 .i..:ti.. 1:. 1 .iiM-ii up ny rfouii 1. I n 11. 11 u 1 1 11-, living in tin ines township, county of Knox nml Stale of Indiani centies tow nsbip, countv of Knox nml Stale of Indiani n biiglit bav innre, punposeil to be) four years ol.l ,hnnt blight bav mare, supposed to be four years old i,oul i 3 hands hi,!,, with a bh.70 in her face, two hind feet m.and hib,witl, a bh.70 in ber fice. two hi,.! I.f I w inte, wmi niacK mane nnu mii; appraised Delore me by Z'irhariah Piillium and Frederick (irarter ni Iwniitv-fivo I". I II t 11. dollars, July Wd. 140, John A Dardenne, J. P. Taken up by Moses L. ('a wood, living in Vin town ship, Knox county. Indiana, one bright bay horse with I.I I ...I ...I tr.i 1 i: r JJ l,.,c k mnw. ami Mil, l.r'i Inn.ls l.ilf, Mn,;,o?t(J f(, ,e -J yenrs n!il lat sr.rina, no other mark or brands n.-rrevn- 1 11 j 1 11 1 -.I 2. bio naued t twcnlyfivc dollars by Charles C. Cux und John Jan el sworn before me this ICth day of June, John clinkard, J. V. V. It. McCOKD. Clk. Importe County. Taken up by Levi Iittee, Imng in Sripio township, on the '?tli of August, lti45, one bay mare, about four teen bands high, some white in the forehead, no marks or brands perceivable, supposed lo be eight yrnrs old and appraised at forty-three dollars by Milton I'almerand King iVer, Sept. i.M, ItM5, before Thomas 11. Cole, J. If filed Sept. 11th, l54o. WM. HAWKINS, Clk. Montgomery Covntn. I'aken up by Adam Kellerson of Union township, Montg.imery county, Indiana, 5 miles I Irom l,rau lords- ille, on iIir road to the Walnut Grove, on the 4lh day ol 2ept., 1 e4o, one sorrel horse, about lo hands high, J w hite legs, some saddle mark, about 13 or 14 years old, Una a bald face; nppraited to $i0. Also, one estray bay mare, her left fore foot and right hind foot w line, a sore, on the inside of her right hind foot, a sin-ill star in her forehead, near 141 hand lush, 4 years old last spring; appraised to $30 (JU before Jiistict Uan Mills. J AS. W. LYNN, Clk. Putnam County. Taken up by Jacob Housli of Franklin township, Sept. 10, one bay filly with a few wl.it hairs above her right eye, and some little on fier left fore leg, about mid way between her knee and pastern joint, about 14 hand high, two years old last spring appraised at 120 before Just ico George Miller on September 'SI. Test, WILL. S. TOWNSEND, Clk. Parke County. Taken :ip by Mosea Pettt, of Sugar Creek township, one dark brown filly, two years old last spring, about 14 bands hili appraised lo twenty-five dollais on the 24lh dav of July, 1?4.", before Justice James M. Fisher. Taken up by I'ersius C Harris of Adams township, on the lOtli day of September, 1845, a dark brown marc, about wven years old, about 15 bands high, both hind feet white up to the pastern joints, some white hairs in the forehead, some slight collar marks, shod bef re ap praised to thirty-five dollars on the 17th day of Septem ber, 1845, before Justice Noel. Taken up by John Linebarger of Reserve township, on the first diy of September, 1815, one mare and colt; the mare is a brown, Rome white hairs in the forehead, with a large ridge on the side of the neck and jaw. seven years old last spring. The col! is a last spring's foal, a bay, with a small star in the forehead both appraised to twenty-eight dollars on the 13lli day of September, 1845, before Justice Huxford. Attest, JOHN G. DAVIS, Clk. Porter County. Taken up by Ezra Ittive in I'orter township, on the 8lh day of September, 1845, one dark brown horse, (al most black,) supposed to he five or six years old, 14 hands high, right hind foot white; appraised at forty dol lars by Aaron Lewis and Horace Cunningham, before Esquire Oru li. Eunck. Attest, JOHN C. BALL, Clk. Hush County. Taken up by C. H. Lines and Charles Sailors on ihe Gih inst., and appraised on the lGtb before me the under signed, viz: a bay mare, with a small white blaze n the rioe, also some white on the left bind foot, and a small lump on the ankleof the riht hind foot, and is about 14 hands high, and supposed to be three years old last spiing, and appraised at twenty-seven dollars, Sept. 20lh, 1845, beloro Elijah Hackleman, J. P. JOHN L. ROBINSON, Clk. Ripley County. Taken up by William .Sloss of Delaware township, a red roan mare, supposed to be eight years old, smartly crease fallen, one shoe on the right fire foot appraised to thirty dollars by Thomas B. London and Haiden Ed- wiirdi, aiitl posted before Samuel Kisinger, J I. on the 10th day of July, 1-45. CONRAD OVERTCKF, Clk. Sept. 18, 1845. By John S. S. IIistkr, Dep. St. Joseph County. Taken up by Joseph Pilre of Pcnii township, in St. Jo seph county, Indiana, on the lOili day of September, 1815, one bay Inuse, of large size, small while spot in the forehead, and right hind loot white, supposed to be 3 years old, no other marks or brands perceivable apprais ed at firty dollars by Andrew H. Long, and Theodore Valentine, September 13, 1845. JOHN T. LINDSEV, Clk. l igo County. Taken up by Thomas Pinson, living in Fayette town ship, Vigo county, Indiana, on the 3d day of July, 1845, one iron gray horse, white legs anJ belly, shod all round, some saddle marks, supposed to be six years old, about 15i hands high appraised at forty dollars on the 17th day of July, 1845, by John H. .Morrison and George C. Furgerson. 1 ceriily this to be a true copy from my es tray book, this 22d day of Julv, 1845, Daniel Shirley, J. P. C. T. NOBLE, Clk. Taken up by Isaac B-dlnn living in Fayette township, one sorrel mare, with a blaze in her face, supposed to be 4 years old, about 15 hands high, had on her neck when taken up a piece of rope; appraised to 32 50 by Henry Rhvan and Jacob Hay, before Winston Ribii son, J. P. Taken up on the ÖUih day of August, 1815, by Joseph Hogue, living in Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, In diana, one iron gray horse, nine years old, about fifteen hands high, wi:h a large bell on, a wart on the left jaw, no other marks or brands perceivable; appraised at $25 on the rjlli day of September, 1845, by John Crews and William Shell, liiven under my hand and seal this 10th dav of September, 1845, William A. Mars. J. P. C. T. 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SALIJ OF L1XDS Morfgargcil to flu? Siiikiiisr aTtuul Tor failure I p;iy Interest. f VII IK foll.vvbg tract, icie, parcel or lot of land, or I. s much f each a miy be necessary, will cm Timm- day the 1 3t! day of November next, between the hours uf S o'clock, A. M. and 6 o'clock. I. M. of -aid J y ai the Court annexed thereto: UK uiiui i toi s.,,e w uy iieniy u Ruckle: Iain, inteiest, He. 593 dulls 24 ct. br,(.he bil being i-q.nl to the amount rlUlgr-ble.) the j K. w half of the n w qr of sec 13, t 13, r 12 al, c.n rne h.ving been mMisrd to the Sluicing Fund liwn, tain,, .g SO acre; mortgaged by Jcrcmiih Con well! loan, the interest on which ha not been pai l, a it became due, in i, neust etc. öiS doll 34 et--. 1 1 on a I I i i ..r a c i t, i..,i co n umity w ith the rruvm tis of the moitgage ami Durah t:r,r. rt Th utiJaiJed J of thee half of the S f qr of sec H, t 9 w, containing 40 aces m.tR.Rd by Julia Fl. tche, Good "l recorU of dee.ls in Baith lomc w county, pae ac; iOJll inteicsl, etc. 41)2 doli !)7 cts. 7. n 1 "k, ;Jr P"tic,"a',,5CyP:ir'n i mrtg-ged by Untdrichs County. Henry Ü. Roland: loan. ...te.e.t, &c. f 77 0?. Thp f thp w haf 0, ,e f c f src an1 fhc n The n w qr of see 12 I 10 n,r5 mortgaged by James v ,,r f the n e qr oNec 2,t 14 n, r I w, contauung I GO ac T,ead.vay j !oan, u.terct M l 18. 1 1M mort j b ult: m ilileieillCe 5Ö4 The s e qr of sec 27, and the n w qr of the n e qr of sec d0u 3S et 31 t 10 n, i 5 e. containing 200 acres moitga-ed by Juhn j The n ha' f of the n e qr f.ac of sec 6, t 15 n, r 1 w, con M.Gwinn: loan, interest, fcc. $j74 18. tainin- 0.1 2.100 .nn.tm.t l,, IM,, i t. Blackford County. The n half of fractional qr of sec 1 I, containing 50 acre and also the s w qr of said qr, containing 40 acre?; mutt gaed by Joshua D. Ca: loan, interest, &.c. ,2öl OS. Bf me County. The e half of the s e qr of ec 31, t 19 r., r 1 e, contain ing SO acre moie or less moitgig d by Samuel S. Drown loan, interest. &c. $347 3. The w half of tne s w qr of src 27, 1 19 n, r 2 e, and the e half of the s e qr of sec 2S, t 19 n. i 2 e moitgaged by Eliuh Longt loan, interest, &c. $G2G 0. The e ha IT of the n e qr of sec 15, and the w half of the n w qr of sec 14, t IS n, r 2 e moitgaged by Jacob Jones t loan, interest, &c. $"58 28. The s w qr of the s e qr of sec 32, t 19 n, r 1 c, alo the e qr of s w qr sec 32, t nineteen n, r one e, containing so jrres mortgaged by Isaac Wynkoop: loan, inteiest, &c. f 23S 82. The n half of the n w qr of sec 2, t 18 n, r 2 r, and the s half of the n e qr of same ec containing 160 acres in all; mortgaged by Abner Sanborn 1 an, inteiest, &c. $629. Lot No. I of fractional sec 2o, t 20 n, r 1 w, containing 57 55-100 acres and aNo lot No. 3 of subdivided sec 26, t 20, r 1 vr, containing 57 61-100 acres: mortgaged by Charles L. Williams: loan, interest, &c. $127 74. The n e qr of the n e qr of sec 23, and the w half of the n e qr of sec 23, and the n w qr of the n w qr nf sec 24, t 19 n, r 2 e, containing 1G0 acics moitgaged by Caleb Ilich arJson: loan, interest, &e. $457 10. Clinton County. The w fraction of the n w qr, ec 31, t 21 n, r 1 e, con taining 4S 76-100 acies moitgaged by Daniel Myers: loan, interest, &c. $228 GO. The w halt of the n e qr, sec S, t 20 n, r I e, containing SO acres also the e half of s w qr sec 32, t twenty-one n, r one e, containing SO acie mortgaged by And.ew Mcln tiie: loan, interest, &c. 59 1. l I r r I ll I Two lots cr plrs of land, being puts and parcel of the s e qr of sec 10, t 21 n, r I w, foi a moie paiti- ulai d-rrip-tion of which, see page 181. t ook 4 of the iccord of deeds of Clinton county; mortgaged bv Juhn Hughe: loan, intei est. Sic. $230 42 1 he undivided half of the e half of the w qr of sec 14, t 22 n, r I w als. the w half of the n w qr of sec 25, t 21 n. r 1 w, containing in all 120 acies moitgaged by Jesse Aughe loan, inteiest, &c. $532 61. Ihe vr fraction of the n w nr of ec 19. t 21 n. r 1 w also the e half of the n e qr of -ec 21 aNo the s w or of j the n e qr of sec 24. t 21 n, r 2 w; mortaed by John jt.os,jen. ian, interest, Vr. I is The w half of the s w qr of sec ll,t 21 n. r 1 w, con taing SO acies; moitgaged by John Fence: loan, iuteiest, i.e. 574 dolls IS cts. Clay County. The w half of the e qr of s, c 31, t 11 n,r 6 w, contain ing SO acie; moitgaged by Nathan Uurchfield: loan, inter est, &c. 174 dolls 50 cts. a o The w half i f the s e or of sec 5. t 10 n. r G w. contain ine it inn oi wie s e qr, sec iu, ani ir.e n e qr ot me n '""""''"""w im nun imnii; mortgaged u Asa w qr.sec 15,both tracts in t 21 n,r l.e; rnortgtgtd by Wil- t'oope r loan, inteiest, etc. 23S doll 31 ct. ham II. Taylor loan, inteiest, &c. f.27 71. j S w qr of n w qr c 25, I 17 n. r (i e, and alo the n w qr The e half of the n e qr. sec 3, and the w half of the n of t,,e e qr of stc 25, t 17 it, r 6 e rnoitgatjed by William w qr, sec 29, t 21 n, r No. 1 v, containing 160 acres; niort-! f"al,,r,i,n a"d Jcs-e Kuberdi loan, inteiest, etc. 223 dolls gaeJ by John S Wiiht: lo hi. int. r sf, &c. f, 102 30. 79 ct. Lot No. 4 4, in the town of Frank f ut, and ot e acie and ols "7 and 27 in the town of Grecrfield, containing three-fo'jith, dj -iniiii the town dat of Frnkfoi, for a ah.-ut one-thud of an acre ea h mottled by Klias tiaid moie pa i ticular decnp'ioii of which e' p if 35, b ok 7 of ,'cr 5 loan, inteiest, etc. 23S dolls 35 cts. the tecord of deeds of Clinton coin ty moi gaged by John The w half of the n e qr of s-c 33, t IG n, r Ö e, contain II. Dunn: loan, inteiest, &c $S 71. ing SO ucies moitied by John llillyaid: I .an. inteiest, The s e qr of the n w qr, and the s w qr of the n e q of ',c ,3 r sec 26, t 21 n, r 1 w, containing SO aries moitgaged by The w half of n w qr sec 2j, t 16 n, r 6 e, containing SO Wiijht S. Cuiles loin, i iteiet, &c. f 2s7 71. j cies itvh jigfd by tiezekiah II. Hunt loan, interest, etc. The n w qr of sec 3 4; a.o the c hilf of the n e qr, ec -3 ,!uli" l 34, t 21 n, r 1 e, containing 24) acie moitgiged by Miaw- I he w half of n e qr c f sec 32, t 16 n, r 7 e, ennt lining ther.Mooie: loan. int-ie-f, &f $610 43. j acie; mortgaged by Andrew T. Hart and Junes D ing SO acres; moitgaged by James Cole: loin, inteiest, ic. j cie also e half of s w qi sec 1, t 19 n, r 5e,coutain 32. doll S5 ct. ing SO acre m ntgiged by Juhn D. Cottingliatn loan, in- 1 he s e qr of the s w qr of sec N't 3 1, in 1 n e qr of the s w qr of sec 3 4, t 13 n. r 7 w moitagt-d by Johu Down- ing: loan, interest, kc. 198 dolls 59 c j I he w hill of the s e qr of sec 29, t 12 n, r 7 w,c mtain- mg SO acies; mortgiged by Uobett Light: lo.iu, inteiest, Ilc 296 doll 6 1 cts. The e half of the c qr, ec 17, t 10 n, r 6 w, containing SO acres m utgaged by Joel White: loan, interest, &c. Isd dolls 14 ct. The v hilf of the t qr, sec 11, t 11 n, r 7 w, contain ing S J acre als the e h ilf of the n w qr, sec lit 11 n, r t w, conta lining SO aries: mortgaged by Jercniah Fiice:!' 13-100 acirs; moitgaged by William C. Dlackmoie loan, st,&c. $195 75. I inteiest, etc. 531 dolls 74 cts. loan, intere The e half of trie n w qr-, ec 26, t 13 n, r 6 w. con'ain- ing 0 acies aNo the n w ni of the n e or. sec 26. t 13 n. i 6 w, contuning 40 acres al the s w qr of the n w qr, sec j 26, t 13 r.,r 6 w, containing 40 acres mortgaged by James Town-en I loan, inte est. &.C 579 d lis 4 cts. j The e halt of the s w qr, sec 4, t 12 n, r7 w, c ntainins 1 SO acres more or Irs; moitgaged by Wm. Ü. Townscnd loan, inteiest, ic. u9 d d!s 4 et, C it roll County. The n e qr of the s w qr, and the w qr of the n c qr of The n e qr sec s t eighteen n, r 6e; moitgiged by Tcter sec 9, t 26 n, r 2 w aNo w half of the n w q, sec 14, t 2 4 1 Lenon loan, inteiest, etc. 474 dolls 76 ct. n, r 2 vr. aNo the n e qr of the n w qr, sec 2, t 25 n, r 3 w, j The e qr see one, t ninetren n, r 5 e, aNo s half of n w cant lining in all 200 ll-li 0 acics; m.itgigcdby FulcU G. j V scc 6 1 riine tcr n n,rfe; mutgagcd by Gilbert Ktmp Kendall loan, interest, kc. 57 1 dolls 18 cts. i lan, inteiest, e c. 533 dolls 95 cts. The s e qr of V e n w, and the n e qr of the s w qr, and j The s half of s w qr sec S,t seventeen n, r 5 e, containing then h.lf of the n w qr, src 2, t 26 n, r 3 w, in all H9,80anrs; mortgaged by William Ii win loan, iulei?s(, etc. 46-100 acres mortgaged by George Matklc: loan, inteiest, i 230 d ;1N 42 ct. &.c. 574 dolls IS ct. J The undivided half of vr half sec eighteen, t 19 n, r 6 e, Fart of the n e qr of er 26, t 2 n, r 2 w, containing 10 and ui divided hilf of w half of n e qr, simc -oc, s e qr sec acres, or so much of aid qr a will make I'O acres on the w 7, sare t anl r, aNo und.vided half of w half of n e qi si le of sid qr m ufgiged by Aithur G. Connelly loan, in- "ec 2 4, t nineteen n, r 5 e rnoitgig- d by John D. Stephen- tc;est, &.c. .74 dolls Is ct. The n w qr of the n e qr, and he n e qr of the n w qr of sec 2a, t 25 n. r 3 w, cont uning in all S' acies mortgaged by Willit.o K.Oneal: loan, intc;e-t, ice. 453 dills GJ cls. Cis County. The c hilf of the n w qr, src 4, t 27 n, r 5 e, enn'aining SO acre; moifgiged by a;nuel Ward: loin, interest, Sic. 721 dolls 91 ct. The s half of sec 11, t 2s n, r 2 e, containing 2S4 55-100 acre ao the s hilf of tho c qr, see 2, and the n e qr of the n e q;-, ec 1 1, t 27 n, r 1 e. cont uning 120 acres moit gaged by John H and Williamon Wiight: loan, inteiest, &c. 574 ddls 18 el. The n e qr, sec 20, t 27 n, r 2 c m ntgigcd by G.lli Mc Bean loin, interest, &.c. 57 1 dolls lSct. Delaware Cni'tty I he e qr of the s w qr and s w qr -r the s e qr of sec 25, t 20 n, r II c nurrgigeJ by John Hrooks: loan, inter- 1 est. xc. 1 J. cents. The n w qr of sec 21, t 22 n, r 9 e, and the w half of the n e qr of sec 21, t 22 n, r 9 e, cont lining 21) acres mit- j giged by F.lcizer Cotreen bnn, inteiest. kc $6 )S S7. Ihe s e hilf of the s w qr of sec 3, 1 19 n. 1 10 e, eontiin- ing SO acies more or less also, part of the s w qr of the s wqrofsec3,t I! n, 1 10 e, cntaining 4) aces rn ne or j less; nuitgiged by Abiaha n Uoung: loan, interest, &.c. ,31 1 D'cafur County. 1 The n hair or the n w rr or sec No. IJ, t 1 1, r s e; moit- 1 n r........ i,.n ',,.ii,,..i I.. nn .11 KSllJ UJ lui.jii.mi iT,,,r. l,t"- Dearborn County. Fait of Ihe w half of the 11 w qr ot sec 35, t 6, r 2 west. contiining 50 acre 1 m rtg iged by üVnjimui Sylvester j oan, inteiest. Sec- $57S 07. Ihe s thud of the s e qr ol sec 2, t 4 n, r 2 w, contuning 50acics; moitgaged by Servitus iult: loin, interest, ic $621 03. The half of the s e qr of ec 32, t 7, r I w, mortgiged' by Hi lit Williamson loan, interest, &.c. $257 23 Tne s hilf of the s w qr of sec 36, t 6. 1 2 w mortgiged by Chules W. Wiight: I an, i:.teiest, ic. $572 12. j J)iviesn County. j The s e qr f the r w qr of sec 21, t 3 n, r 7 w, contain- j ing 40 acies; 11101 tgagc by Nithao Clil't n loan, inteie-t, I tc. $106 14 Lot N I of fiac -ec 15, t 3 11, r 7 w, containing 61 acies and M M00: lot N. 4 of I r c ec 15. t 3 11. r 7 w, c -nt un- ing 4' 31-100 acies; mougigel by Mi.tm V. Giveus: loan, iuteie't, itc 167 d IN 65 ct The s w qr of the n e qr of n fiac src 3, t 1 n, r 7 w,con tainin 40 acres mortgiged by Wil.iuu Howell: b an, in- uiMi.i; lSd dolls 14 cts The n vv or ot the s w qr of sec 26. t 2 n, r 7 w, contain- ing40acie; mortg'grd by T horn s Jjliibai Ijan, inter- et, e!c. S5 d Iis 3 cts. j The w hilf of the s e qr of ec 32. t 4 n, r 7 w, containing SO acre mo:tgiged by Stephen .Mis.o.Jr loan, intviet, etc. 166 dolls 46 Ct. I F.at half of the o w qr of ec s,t3 n. r 6 w, on'aining SO acte mortgaged by James McDonald: loan, inteiest, etc. 442 doll 67 cts. The w qr of the n w qr of sec 1 t 1 n r 7 w m ufgag- ed by Moses Morgui: ba 1. interest. ec. bl d IN Hct. I hundred and ten acres olf the n end of tin- n w fiac 1 V. 11 il.. r7w. h.uoled a desci ibed on o.os 562 63, book C of the record of deck of Davie county inoitgageJ by Klijili Chapinm I i m, inteiest, c'c. 493 dolls 73 ci. Fo'tn'ain County. Pait of the s w qr of mc 36, t IJ ti, r S w, contiining 4$ acres also, the w h ill" of the s e qi samt ec t and r moit 2 igd bv Divid U iwles i I 'H i, irteiet, etc. 437 d IN 6 4 cts I he e hall I tfie s e qr o sec J2 ai d pail ol ine s w qr of nee 33, in all 107 acies anl a half; moitgaged by Oan.! Yount and John Voiint loan, inteiest, etc. 4 9 dolls 00 cts. The n w ir r 9. t 19 n. r s v. cont ainuig I o acie m nt 'aged by William Hole: 610 d .lis 43 ct. t'utt .n Countu. The s half of w fi ic sec 35, root lining 121 7i-!09 acres;! il i I 1 I.. OJ moi ia 'cu uy iiogu .uiuer loan, n icicm, i u. iijuhiii..j j fair ing! Crllts, I he s half nf the n w qr of -ee 2. t 30 n, r 3 e, cm SO acies m e or le- mortgiged by Kline G. Sh:yotk Joan, ii.tiiest, etc. 211 doll 74 cts. Franklin County. Pait of the n e nr of the n e nr of ec 27. t 9. r 2 e for a rus-ic .aituu'ar dt.ciip'bn tee I .ok N pigc 4Ü0 of the rc- cords of deeds in the county of Franklin mortgaged by John C. Johnson Joan, interest, etc. 616 doli Ü3 cts. rait of the s w qr cf cc 23, t 9, r 2, containing- 102 acres. rccod of dt e h of Flank! n Kenne ly loan interc-t etc j rjurtte lor 3 m )fC I:tl tiriil ir ilnrnnlinn see book N. nicn 1Q nf iha county; mortgiged by Thorn js 317 dolls oO its. irite voitnto. The c end of the s e qr of cc 2, t 14. r 13 m ntgaged Th onmf ih r .,f s t s n r ß loan, inteiest. etc. 574 d dls 18 cts. The w half of the s c qr of sec 2S, t 17 n, r I e, and the n c qr of ihe afoie-aid s c qr of said sec and t, containing 120 acie also, the s w qr of the n w qr of see 34, t 17 n. r I e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Mark Haidin loan, interest, etc. 459 dolls 60 cts. The n e qr of sec 3. t 15 n, r 1 e, containing 167 acies moiigaged by Klfha Ivise loan, interest, etc. Oi 4 dolls 18 cents. Henry County. Lot No. 1 2 and 3, 6 7 and S. in blork No. 7, and alo lots No. 13 and 14 of the fiist southern division to the town of Lewisvilte mortgaged by Jesse W. Baldwins loan, in-tere-t, etc. 497 d ills 50 cts. The e half of the s w qr of sec 3, t 17 n, r 10 e and also the s w qr of the n w qr of sec 33, t IS n, r 10 e, containing 120 acres more or less; mortgaged by Kphraim Davis: loan, inteiest, etc. 629 dolls 41 ct. Tho s half of the n w qr of sec 30, t 16, r II, containing 40 acres j also the s half of the w half of the n e qr of ec 30, t 16, r 1 1, containing 40 acies; moitgaged by Nathaniel Leonaid loan, interest, etc. 356 dolN 9 1 ct. The w half of the s w qr of sec 13, t 17 n, r 10 c, con taining 80 acres more oi Uss moitgaged by Allen Shrpeid loan, inteiest, etc. 160 doll 50 ct. The s w qr of sec 14, t 18 n, r 10 e, containing 160 acres mortgaged by John Heed: loan, inicrest, etc. 339 dolls 30 cts. The e half of the n w qr of sec 33, t IS n, r 10 e t mort gaged by Kinsley Willem t loan, interest, etc. 230 dolls 42 cent. The n w qr of sec 3, t 17 n, r 10 e, containing 1GG ncie moitgaged by Joseph Davis loan, intercut, etc. 609 dolls IS cents. Hancock County. The w half of s w qr sec 3ß, t 16 n, r 7 e, except about 14 acre nil the w side ot ail tiact pievmuly sold and deed- .il In lim... f ....At. I 1 ......j 1 1 1 -Jn y loan, interest, etc 29. d dM 3 cts The e half of the s e sec 32, t 15 n, r S e, containing SO acits: mortgaged by Uazil Metk loan, inteiest, kc. 23S dolls 43 cts. The xv half of n w qr sec 2, t 15 n, r 6 e, cor, t lining 52 51-10i anes also the n e qr of the s e qr sec 3, t 15 n, r 6 e. containing 40 arn- moitgaged by O.id I'iciiun i loan, inteiest, 474 d. lis 30 cts. me w nan oi inc n w qr src y, i i n, r e, contuning SO acies moifgiged by Jacob Mangle: loan, inteiest, etc, 13 r, Lo,s 0 24 and 00 in the town of fireenfield: moitgazed by Kdward AndeiSon loan, interest, &c. 259 d dls. G7 cts The w half of the s w qr of sec 27, t 15 n, r 7 e, contain ing SO acre; moitgaged by Squiie Waid: loan, mtetcst, &c. 2i7 d Iis 71 cts. IhrniT'on County. The s half nf n e qr, and pait cf n qr sec 13, t IS n. r 4 c, containing 96 7S-100 acres mortgaged by James Casler loan, interc t, 475 dolls 8 cts. The s half of n w qr sec G, t IS, r 5 e, containing 85 26- teret, bZS colu .ii ct. The w qr sec 6, t 19 n, r C e; also n e qr of s e qr sec '9 n 1 e. n w qr of s c qr, and e halt' ol s v qr of sec. l an t r moitgigeU by Allen tole loan, inteiest, &c. c33 dolls 52 cts. The s w cjr of n w qr sec 15. t 19, r 5 e, an 1 e half of s e qr sec 17, one t and r, containing in all 120 acres; morl g'ged by .'irr.es II. Cochran and Patiick George loan, intei est, etc. 706 dolls 50 cts. The e half i f n e qr sec 12, t 19 n, r 5 e, containing SO acre al-o w h ilf tt n w qr sec 7, t 19 n, r b e, c nt lining The w half of n e Cr s.-c 23, t IS n. r 4 c. conta min' SO acres, and n c qr of n w qr, same sec, t arid r, containing 40 acres, and n e qr of s w qr, sec 14, same t an 1 r, containing 40 acies, and the undivided half of w hilf se qi sec 14, sime t and r, containing 40 acies; in all 2-0acies; mort- giged by Hechel D. Dunning; loan, inteiest, etc. 59 1 dolN. The s e qr of n w qr, anl n w qr of n e qr, sec 8, t 17 n, r 6 e mortgaged by Gardner Goldsmith; lo in, inteiest, etc. one hundred anl eighteen dollars 77 cts. "t n loan, in irer, etc. ;r.f. a in s.i ct--. The w half of s e qr sec 10, and n e qr of s e qrameec f 18 n, r 4 e, containing 1 20 acrf s rno tgaged by Thomas J. Tlurp: ban, interest, etc. 22S dolls IS cts. The w half of s e qr sec 23. t.20 n, r 3 e, containing SO arre, and w half of s w qr sec 21, t 21 i, r 5 e, containing SO acre, (the 1 ist n.mcd tract in Tij ton county taken a additional seruiity.) m-rtgaged by Hannah Thomp-on loan, intercut, etc. 4o6 dolls 87 cls. The undivided hilf of n e qr re 21 t nineteen n, r 4 e, containing in all one bundled and sixty acres moie or les mortgagid by Daniel Small loan, interest, eic. 21" dolls 67 cts. The e half of n e qr sec eleven, t nin tm n, r 4 e, alo w qr of n e qi same sec, t .ai d r, containining one bundled j an 1 twenty acies; u.oi'giged by John Miller: loan, interest, I tr f.r.2 (t ills fmiitiPii rl. I -j ne w fnf ,.f s c qr 5fC 3 -If t 20 n, r 4 e, alo s e qr of s w rr SCc 35. t 20 n, r 4 e, coria:r.ing in all one hundred and twenty acrfs mortgaged by Jetltrson N. Hcdinau: loan, in- teie-t, etc. 577 !olls 9 cts. 1 ,,p P half of n w qr "Pc 29, t 20 n. r 5 c, alo s w qr n e qr sf c 29, t 20 n, r 5 e, euntaining in nil one bundled and twenty acies mortgaged by Charles Fieels: loan, inteiest, c,r 4-3 dolls 30 cts. Then half of n c qr sec 6, eighteen n, r 5 e, containing -,3 tv two cue hundiedtli acie moitgaged by Hartholo- mc.v Hiidges loan, inteiest, etc. live hundred and sixteen s) tt. nc s v qr of n w qr sec twelve, t ci 'htern n, r 5 e, aNo I ..1 s e qr el n e qr ec .u, t nineteen n, r e, cnt .ining in all s0 aC(C9; moitgaged by James K-sington and William Cai- U) JJM) inteiest, etc. 2.'i6 dolls 72 cts. Johnson County. Th" n w qr i f the e n o( sec 5, t thiiteen n, r 5 e, con- tlif ing 40 i(rrP iortg,gcd by Joeph C. Hamilton loan, inteiest, etc. 251 d IN 50 ci. Jijfi-rfitm Cornty. The s half of the, s e qr of .t;e, 3, in t n, r 11 e, con taining r0 acres more or less; mortgaged b Timothy Hirhe-r loan, interest, etc. ,JI dolls $t ct. Lot 7 111 tin; original pl.it of the eilv of Madi-nti iimrfg age. I by C V. J. Arin; loan, intere.-t, etc. 578 J dolls Ii rts. I'art r tin; n c qr of sec Id, t 4J, r 10 r, nnd part of fraetiorr:l ec 17, in snin; t and r, containing rjO acres more or le-s mortgaged by I). M. Harnett; I-jjiii, inter- est etc. 5!5 dolls .8 els. O11; piece of land in Saluda township, in said county; :ils a p art of the 11 e qr of see (I, t r 1) e also a part of the st w qr ofsee 5, t 3, r 7 e nmrtgiged by William (iad- t! is and John ('ha nbers lor a more pai tn-ular description see book S of the r cord of deeds in Jeliert.011 county loin, interest, etc. 255 doll 30 cts. Sixteen a. res bordering in F.ast street near iho town nf Madison for more particular description see pages t2-i, 'J.!)) and tg'Jl of boo U '2 of the record of deeds in tho Conn- tv of Jell rs on mortgaged bv Jehu Sheet. IL W. (iro- v.r :iIi Fruneis (i. Sheets: ban, interest, etc. 1210 dolls ;jrt. N(( o, ;n n, 3.,,3o, in the addition to Madi- mr,?,g.j by James S.ddall loan, interest, etc.o36 dull ct ,r rT"" onr.iv.oeo o... i,... street, in the town of Madison mortgaged by John Sheets; loan, interest, etc. (01 doll O'.lets. The w halt of lot 15!) and lt0 as known on the plat of Madisori, vet f I5n idwaV mortgaged by Llisha (i. Knglish loan, inicrest, etc. ."71 dolls Id cts. Jay County. Part of section 31 f 21 n r 12 c, containing eighty acres, fir mote puticulir decii;.tin see page 196 bo k Hof the i recoin ..l need in the c .nitty of .lav; rttotlgagcu u iiiniy It Jeitkin i .an. in-eret i tc J io 1 w ni" ol int r 'V ee-"on i to i .-u- tamn g nc.e mortgiged by James w nipp c loau.inur- est etc $216 72 The w h of the n w qr of sec 33 t 23 n r 14 e mortgaged I... 11 .i.inl II .rl.xr I .n i.,....! .l. i1v,i I I iy iui hm.h-i h T he vr half nf the n e qi sec 1 2 t 2 1 n r 1.1 e morfgaged by Well St ven loin, inteiest etc f 178 70. The n half oT the n e qr of cc II t 23 n r 12 e an I the n half of the afucil qnaiter, containing 120 arres; moit. gaged by William White: loan, interest etc 312 dolls 41 cts. 1 be n hall ol the n e qi of sec IS t 2 I n r 13 e moitgaged by Chii. t q hcr J Tia.btiLkc j ban, infucsl etc fS 63. he n e nr of cc mofi "d by b The e half of the n e qr andswnrcf the i'o ou i A.-) n r u w, ci nlaming 120 acres; James t) Dei.tjn t loan, intmn.t ii .it. UJj, Kosciusko Countv. The w hilf of the cor and ih u hilf t n nr of see 22 t 33 n r no e. eontaini r Ich) ane m,.! oi Ii- t mort- i ne urujivnieu nail part ot the n ha't n w qr fee i'J, 1 rc i i'i ok. i iiicsriia, i.i t. a c iji M-t i in; n e jr oi e qr oi irac m u i -j ihe it w qr of n w or ol sec 20. and the n w nr of n e ur of sec 19, t S n, r 10 w, containing 316 acres mortgaged by Samuel Judah loan, interest, etc. 710 doli 29 cls T he undivided half part of the n hall ol n w qr pec 19 the w half of s w qr sec 17 lot No. 4 of frac nec 18 the n e qr of s e qr of sec 19 the n e qr of s e qr of frac sec 18 the n w qr of n w qr of tec 21), and the n w qr of n e qr sec 19. t 2 11, r 10 vv, containing 31G acrca mortgaged by Jacob Harper loan, interest, etc. 740 dolls 29 eta Lawrence County. Pait of ihe 8 half of a e qr ec 32, t 5 n, r 1 e, and s w qr of s e qr sec JI, t 5 n, r 1 e; mortgaged by Hiram Mutt loan, interest, etc. 388 dolls 2. eis. The n w qr sec 0, t 5 n, r J vv a!so s e qr of n e qr tec G, t 5 n, r 1 w mortgaged by James Chesuut loan, in terest, etc. 7ei doli 13 et. The n w qr sec 18, t 5 n, r I w, containing 176 GO-100 acres, except 10 acres heretofore conveyed; mortgaged by Holland Pitman: loan, interest, etc. 5Sl dolls 11 etc. The n half of 11 c qr sec 2, t 5 n, r 2 w, containing 82 28 100 acres; mortgaged 1 James Hunch: lo.ri, inter est, etc. 1 15 dolls 81 cl. Liporle County. The n half of the s w qr of sec 21 t 35 n r 3 w moi tgaged by Heniy Fiediicksjii loan, inteiest etc 5b6 25. Like County. The n w qr of src 24 t 34 n r 9 w, containing IG0 acres also the s half of the w half of the s w qi of sec 13 in same t, containing 40 acies also the w half and thes half of the e half of s e qr of sec 11 in sa ne t, containing 12 acies moitgaged by William W Kiuuisou: ban, mteict etc 597 dolls 51 cts. Montgomery County. The e half of the n w qr of ec 13 t 19 n r 4 w, containing SO acres; moitgaged by Thomas li row 11 loan, inteiest etc 504 dolls 75 cts. The e half of the s w qr nf sec 26 t 20 n r 3 w mortgaged by John Adam Saidlee loan, inteie-t etc 345 doll. Morgan County The n w qr of sec 29 t 1 4 n r 2 w mortgiged by Daniel Siglei loin, inteiest etc 594 doll. The e half of the 11 vv qi of sec 1 3 t 13 n r2e, containing 73 5S-100 acies; moitgaged by Micajali C llust: ban, inlet ct etc 504 dolls 71 cl. Out lots no 30, 31, 29. 32, 2, 33,27 and 34 in the town of M 11 tnisviiic mortgaged b John 81ms: ban, inleiot e c 591 d.lls. I ho s w (jrof ec 7 t 12 n r 2 e, containing 9 1 52-100 acies; moitgiged by Wil.iam Giegory ban, inteiest etc 574 dolls IS. The n c qr of the n w qr nf sec 5 til nr I e, containing 40 acie aNo 16 acies of the south end of the west half of the s w qi of 3.1 1 12 n r I eat b nmded as dcsciiht-d on p ige 404, book K. of llr Uecoid f( Dt eds of Moigan county moitgaged by Lueus Hoik: loan, imeiesl etc 459 d dls 60 cts. T he w half of the s e qr and the s e qi of the s w qi aNo the n e qi of the s w qi of cctii n 23, t 12 n r 1 t ast, containing 160 acres; moitgiged by Thomas Duik: loan, iiiteic! etc 315 di I. T he s w qr of sec 5 t 1 1 n r 1 eat. containing 160 acies mor'gtged by J. hn W Sim; I -an. inteiest eU- 5s5 dolls b le. Mmroe Cunly. The n w qr of the n w qr sic S t 7 n r 2 vv, cont lining 40 acie rnoieoi es t aNo the w- half of the n e qr and the e qr of the n v qr and the s w qr of the s w qr of sa'd the t and 1 aNo the n w qr of the n vv qr and the n w qr of the n e qr of sec IS t anl r af iicaid, containing in all 27 76-100 acies; moitgaged by Uatid;l,h llos, sen: ban, inteiest etc 590 dollars 14 rents. The s e qr of the n e qi of ec 19 t 7 n r 5 vv, containing 40 acies muic or less; aNo pait of the n e qr of sec 31 t 8 n r 2 w; moitgaged by S-tnuil Sloan: loan, inteiest etc 625 dolN 4! cts. Lot no 157 as known and designated in the plat of ib town of IJla imington moitgaged by John W Ilyncman loan, inteiet e'e 323 -lolls 9ij cts. Lots 111 275, 2"6, 2T7 and 2i8, as known and designated on the plat of th.; town of HI x.mingt n mortgaged by James II King: loan, iuteit st 1 tc 3 15 d dls. Lot 1 o 229, n known and designated on the plat of the town of liloomingt n moitgiged by Cornelius Meisln n loan, interest etc 574 dolls IS cts. L-ts no 7 and S of friction il sec 35 t 10 n r I w, confin ing 73 10-100 acres; also Jut no 9of aid fiacti mal section t and r, c nfa!ning 5d KMuO acie; mortgaged by David Brown ing: loan, inteiest 245 67-100. Martin County. The e half of the n e qr of s c 3, t 2 n, r 4 w, containing SO ao:es mmtgiged by 1$. F. Mears loan, inteiest, kc. 328 i'olls 75 cts. Mirion County. The w half of s w qr sec 21, t 17 n, r 4 e, containing SO acres; moitgaged by John Allison: loan, inteiest, &c. 53 1 doll. The s v qr sec 4, t 15 n, r 3 e.c ntaining 160 acres nvie or les; rnortgigid by Nathaniel Iblton: ban, intciet, &.c. 176 d ON 40cts. Lot No. 9, in fq-jate No. 31, in the t wn of Indianapolis; moitgaged by Palsy Howie 1 an, inteiest, kc. 330 dolls 5 The half of the n e qr sec 35, t 15 n, r 4 e, containing nu acres; moitgaged by James Cattcrson ban, inteiest, &c. 622 doll 67 ct. The w half of the s w qr src I, t 15 n, r 4, containing SO acie; mortgiged by Hethel J. Dunning: loan, inteiest, fee. 476 doll 40 cts. The s w qr of ec 7. t 15 n, r 3 e, containing 101 58-100 aie; mortgaged by James GiiswolJ: ban, inteiest, &e. 591 d IN fS cts. The e h lf of the s e qr of sec P, t 1 1 n, 1 e, containing SO acres m rtgaged by Kdrnuud Lovctt loan, inteiest, &c. 297 dolls 63 cts. T he w half of the n w qr sec 26, 1 17 n, r o, and the n w qr of the w qr of same ec aNo ihe n e qr of the n w qr sec 26, t 17 n, r 3 e moitgaged by Juhn Hill: loan, in terest, &c. 1G dolls 91 cts. The c half of s e qr sec IS, t 15 11, r 3 e, containing SO acies; moitgaged by James W. Juhnbn: loan, interest, Sec. 621 dolls 2s ct. Thirty acres olT the end of eat half of n e qr of sec 2.1, t 15, r 3 mjrtgaged by I. K. Lan lis: loan, interest, ice. 532 doll. The w half of n w qr ec 15, t 14 n, r 2 e, containing SO arres; mortgaged by Ituel lleagan foifrited and sold to Zadock Jaikon loan, interest, ivc. 410 dolls 24 cts. Thee half of lot No. 4, in squaic 57, in ludi mi poli mortgaged by Joseph I. Stretcher loin, inteiest, etc. 13 doll S3 cts. Thcie half of the s e qr of src 6, in t 15 n.r 4 e,c nt lin ing SO acre moitgaged by John H. K Head; (vi bw'sdow er not relinquished loan, inteiest, &c. 630 dolN 25 ct. Lot No. 2 in squ ire No. 75, in the town of Indi map lis moitgaged by Juhn L. Richmond t ban, ititc 1 ct kc. ö'Jl dolls. Tbc tr half s r qr sec 16. t 15 n, r 3 e; mortgiged by James Ilain bnn, inteiest, &c. 631 dolls 25 ct. The w half s e qr see 6. t 15, r 1 moi'gig -d by La ic N. Phipps and John H. Phipps loan, inteiest, 4.c. 595 doils Is cts. Lots No 10, 1 1 and 12 in pquare T0 in Indianapolis; mortgaged by Harry Ferry loan, Mitel est etc i?35 dob 2eN. The vv li of the n e qr uec 25. t 15 n, r 'J c, containing SO nrres mortgaged by John Feck: loan, interest elc 217 dob tirtets. Lot No T fionting on Tennessee street in town of Indianapolis as by John Uhler and It F Mct'artv's subdi vision; mortgaged by Robert .Mitchell and Samuel Lew ellvn: loan, interest etc 1 47 dos .r5 cl. The n e qr ol" 11 vv qr sec 14, t 11 n, r 4 e, containing 40 acres mortgageil by Nathaniel ice, sen loan, into rest etc 118 dob 17 i ts. Farl of the vv h of s vv qr src LT, I 1(1, r 3 being about thirty acres mortgiged by Nathaniel West loan, inte rest etc 577 dols (is ci. The v h of n e qr see 30, t lfi. r 4 rt mortiraged by Wiiii tin A Schofichl: b; in. intereHl etc I dob Lots .No 4,5 and (I in square 71 in the town of Indi anapolis; mortgaged by John L Voting: loan, interest etc 574 dols lrt cts. Tho vv Ii of n v qr s c .1.1, t 7 n, r 4 e also s e qr of n vv qr of fame ht; mortgaged by Anthony Williams; loan, interest etc .Mi ilol 1. v n I i v o i t r .ot iNo square 40 and lot ISo 3 in out-lot 4 west of: White river. .See book I of tho records of deeds in Marion countv, page 33, lor a more particular desciplion mnrtsraffed bv William Woods: loan, inteiest etc U50 dob and 7 cls. c-i r-. J

The sotilh two-third of n e qr of see 23, I 13 n. range e, containing lOli 2-3 acres; mortgaged by Samuel Merrill for the bent fit of Rrassliebl loan, interest etc 410 dolls :13 ft. 'Fhe e. I. of s vv tjr of see 31. t 15 n, r .5 e, and the. vv b of c qr of same see mortgaged by Lewis O'Neal loan, interest etc 350 dols 38 ct. The vv Ii ol s vv qr of sec 14, t 10 n, r 3 e, containing 80 aire; mortgaged by Charles' P O'Neal; loan, inter est elc ('33 dob hi cts. Part ol lot No 4 in square 55 in the town of Indianapo lis. For more particular description see book I of records of deed in Marion county page 38 mortgaged by Philip W Seibert loan, interest etc 510 dob and M0 cls The ii vv qr of n e rjr reo 10, t 11) n, r 7 e, containirg 40 acre in the county of Madison; also lot No 1 and the vv b of lot No 2 and 3 in out block No 4, w sub of Whilo river, bid out by Hell, and a Ijoining ihe town of Indianapolis; mortgaged by John Fearnby and Timothy Kirk, and forfeited, and nold to Robert L Walpole loan, interet etc 145 dols 60 et. The c-w Ii of e qr sec 31 t 10 n. r 3 e, containing 80 i acre, more eir les mortgaged by John Shearer; loan,: interest etc 58 ibdls and 51 cents. j I he c h of the a vv qr sec ..I, t II n, r e.containing fil acres; mortgaged by F.liabi-ifi Fra.eo ;.nd Alfred Fra Zee loan, interest elc 571 dob 18 ets. Lot No S iu square 31. in the town of Indianapolis; mortgaged by Thomas llogland; loan, interest elc 2 11 s j." ets. Tbc s h of the w h uf the Ii c qr sec 17 t 13 n, r 1 c,, Jasper Countv. gjgc.I ry iteii.umui Hetjnelt: loan, inteiest etc 4sü hdls 12c. "R w u ot liir s qr ami Hie h h o s w qr pcc 3f t t,e vv h.ill ol f f t Ii w qr (I aw JJ, t :ml r rii-l iil..; I The W hill Of I he II W qr tf SIC l I t oM tl r 7 e, COtiteinili III. rlc: nl 10 tirrr (ilV tin; v iu.? nt oh u'sKir sail, fofiliinii. f-5 rj-KMI wre r.n.t'frS'd Wllliani 55 9-10acics muic or less; m -neaped t-y Kphraitn siinitti -"C .'J2, l ri 31 n, r I e: also 30 lu res nil" the Ii o n e ir of il loan, iiilerr!. ti j." dolls 43 tü. Mm.head; loan interest etc 579 d .iuej. sec 3j n, r I mortgaged by A. L. Vlielr Ui'n, TIik undiv jdnl lialfol u No. 5 in ll.t: towh uH.nf I he n e qr of sec CG and the w half of the n w qr of sec mimi-st Ac Glü doll HC, vt. etie; n...ngr,f,.,i bv IT..vU; loan, interest, tic. ,2l31n i 4 e, containing 240 jcics; mjitgagvd by John Tlw 8 Ii i)fs w qr of e 1 1, containing 1 17 ."'J J 00 n res 57 1 J ,ert M.ts tic .wan-oils otirts. :nortj,,1g,.d bj William Moot... bnr,l.nlerestÄ.$:U7.r2. Tbirlvtii e eres of hml ofl" llo- n end of thee half.-f KllOX Loltnttl. 1 Ii 8 v or ifxr 1 1. t 31 n. r t rontniiiiin' ll.il .u r. ihn n r .it w. "til ,1 .i lin.r il,. ,Tn,a,,"nS 4( n,ore mortgaged by Samuel I ür0wn nn,' in,t'r4'st ",n do,!l ctH J I.oi No 7 in Ki.nre "7 in tlio town of Indianiiinli, I I v i -s-geu uy imam runner loan, interest etc ijVZ dols u cls- .Marshall tottritt, i no v li of Hi in..itg.ijfM by U, mg:- .Murphy loan, mt. r. st cVe f'JTM 4-. -ir.:ii,uiniiiKiii i ut; .1 1 1 c 1 1 1 g a ii i.oiK oi erl.ol t .'-cu-u m i cte nlso tin; s h Indian country, containing 50-100 of s'c 13, t 32 n, r 2 e, containing 45 lgr il by Samuel 11 Fallt rson loan, "-100 aeres inorlg interest A c 336 dob .f i cts Madison County. Onrl C I I I r L in m. I JL I n,r4 r,rnn- y-l iiiwic -i7 Hirw, j rei i n If I n w V bwi (lois-g rfs. I.....i..i. ha n..

acres: also vv b of the vv qr of aid Bee, containing fcÖ on li e ii s o nr ec iio, i i "5 n. r 4 c, roniaining acres. mortTnreit hv llciemn I! ie iiiw.n.l I.. mii mii.r.o A.C 410 dols Id cts. I hu e Ii of n e qr sec I7,tl3n, r 7 e, containing 80 acres except six at the s e corner of aaid tract mortgaged hv Mose .Shawl loan, interest t39 dob (i et. 1 l.e v. h of s vv qr see 20, t 18 11, r 7 e, c antaining t?0 lfr luarticiit.i.l l.e I I... I m. i Ä 594 dob 'lit Vi b fc luuii, iiiicrc.ai etc Oiccn County. The n e qr of the n e qrofsee 5, t 10 n, r 4 vv, contain ing 45 acre; mortgiged by lleianger Dolin: loan, interest etc F28 dob 43 ein 7 1 ,..n... P:.C:,'!,a.,m,,L: W. "-"''i or less;; The w hall of lie e or of sec 28.113 nl r a w ..1 ff. u ol a l.i e...o.-. moiig.igeii ny Lliaa K Hitchcock loan, intercut vVc 4,0 the e qr of the r. w qr ol aec 29. t 13 n, r 9 w- mort- 1 ,u r"' 'lr....... of the ci...;.?. w rrad.c.t...r V.5,. (Tided l.v Dili I flirt and Itr.i I'lrL. u Tror.i the human u in, can ontv idaiii it Atren!ini tf nt) The wh ol n c qr and the ri e qr of the n o qr sec 33, j dX 0 IB,IBW"M! ion, mieieai. i,, ,w ,K.,U,h and P rinaiient tine of ffraJ ...f, i.J t -1 ii, r 7 e: also the s ll of the n e qr sec 33, I ID n, r 7 ,r f., r Ä ui rmui of mn rmim nt and r n.itu in fk t rt. e; morijr.aged b Robert N Williams: loan, initrest Ä:c I .j ,,e ,,a!f üf ,he 8 e 1r of rec I7'1 13 n. r 9 w. con- The vv qr of the vv qr of sec. 5, t 10 n, r 4 vv, rind l"r w '-r M:p 9 w V 1 r w, 1,1 all SO the s e qr of the s o qr of sec G, t 10 11, r 4 vv, containing "cres mre r,g'g'd by Jacob Lyon: loan, in Pill acres mortg lg.'d by Matlhevv Cummiiia b.an, inte'! i ,er.,1.bl' ',c- 1 'l Jo,U 80 ct- rest etc 171 dols 10 els. I he vv halt of tlie s w qr of sec 1 9, t 1 1 n, r 8 w, con The 11 0. rtr of sec 20, t 10 n, r 3 w, containing 1(0 ncres mortgaged try James Ijalletely loan, interest etc 573 dols 30 els. Part of fractional sec 28, t 10 n, r 3 w abo out. lot no 13, 11 vv of the town of Spencer; mortgaged by James (l.illetely loan, interest etc 5!5 dols 18 cts. The s o qr ol the s vv qr, and the n.e qur of tfie a vv qr of see 24, t 1' 11, r 3 vv, tout. lining S'O acres mortgaged by Henry Pirtb loan, interest etc 13'.) dols !r2 els. The n vv qr of the n c qr sec 2 t 10 n, r 4 vv, contain ing 40 acres; mortgaged by Joseph William loan, interest etc 10G dols H cts. The n vv qr ol tho 11 vv qr of s..-c 2, t If) 11, r 4 vr, con- j taming 40 acres: mortgaged by illiam beott ban, inlvn-M tic Ho dols G3 cU. Porter Covntii. The n e qr of pec 33.l3i n, r G vv, containing 100 acres; mortgaged by Je.sse John? toil loan, interest, etc. Nt60 22. The vv hall of the n vv qr of sec 10, t 3-"i, r 5 vv, con taining SI 33-100 acres; moitgaged by John Matthews: loan, interest, etc. $1'5 50. The e halt o( the s w qr of see 30, t 36 n, r 0 vv also, the n e qr oftbe 11 e qr of sec. 31, t 30 n, r G vv, contain ing in all 120 acres; mortgaged by Jacob Wolfe, Sr. loan, interest, etc. fe.'IG 05. The 11 ball' of the 11 vv qr of sec 4. t 30 n, r 5 vv also the s half oftbe n vv qr of sec 4, t 36 n. r 5 vv, contain ing in all 143 117-100 acres more or less mortgaged bv Samuel J. Anthony loan, interest, etc. 313. I'tttnim Count tf. The w half of the 9 e qr of see 15, t 10 n. r 3 v, con taining acre mortgaged by Abraham llillis: loan, iiitoresr. et-. 23'.) 02. The 11 part of ihe e p irt of the n o qr of sec t II n; r 4 w, containing 25 S 1-100 acres; mortgaged by Janie Roland: loan, interest, etc. 139 '.2. l no c 11 ill i me s e qr 01 sec 1 11 11, r taining SO acres; mortgaged by William 11. Hers, loan, interest, etc. 1" ta. Hush Convtti. Tin s e qr of see 2'), t 15 11, 1 10 c, containing 1 GO acres more or less; murtgaged by John Hell loan, inter est, etc. 501. The s half of the s w qr of sec 23, til, r 10 mort gaged by Jonathan Hishop ban, interest, etc. 301 73. The e half of the s vv qr of pee 7, t 14 n, r 10 e mort gaged by Fiior Rigdon loin, inteiest, etc. GG3 fi). The o half of the s vv qr of sec 2'., t 14 n.r 8 e, con taining 5f0 acres mortgaged by Oled 11. Worth: loan, interest, etc. Ss3 15. The s e qr of sec 13, t 15 n. r 10 e, containing 100 acres; inortaged by Willi 1111 M "Cann loan, interest, etc. 571 3. Hipley County. The e part of the n vv qr of sec 10, t 7 n, r 12 e, con taining D5 acres mortgaged by James Davis loan, in terest, etc. 576 Gl. The s e qr of ihe n e qr of sec 10, ami 40 acres off the n vv corner of th; n e qr of see 14, t7 n, r 11 e; mort gaged by Jam. 3 Steele loan, interest, etc. 288 54. I'art of ihe ri vv qr of see 12, t 7, r 1 1 e foi more phr ticubr description see book I of the record of deeds in the countv of Ripbv, pages 303 4 and .5; mortgaged by David P. Shook; loan, interest, etc. 2'J1 Cl. liandoljtli County. The s side of the S r qr of sec 20, t 20, r 14 e, contain ing all the bud Iving in said qr see not included in the town of Win hosier according to the original plat of said town, containing 100 acres; mortgaged by Andrew Aker loan, interest, etc. 56d 55. The 11 w qr of the s e rjr of sec 35, t 20, r 12 e, con taining 40 acres mortgaged by William Dickson loan, interest, etc. .215 17. The s e qr of r c 15, nr I the n v qr of tlir n 0 qr of sec 22, t 1'. r 12 e, containing 200 acres mortgaged by Retibeti Hunt baii, interest, etc. 503 33. Tin; s e qr ol the s v qr of sec 20, t 20 n, r 12 e, con taining 40 acres, and the s e qr of the n e qr of sec 1, t 10 n, r 12 e, containing 40 acres mortgaged by (ieorgc Smith; loan, interest, elc. 2:7 42, The s vv qr of sec 18, t 10 n, r 13 e, containing 112 1-100 acres also the n e qr cf the s c qr of sec 13, t 10 n, r 12 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Robert Scott loan, interest, etc. 384 1)7. The e half of the s e qr ol sec 5, t 10, r 14 C, contain ing b0 acres; mortgaged ly James Forsjfhe; loan, inter est, etc. 150 00. The s e qr of ihe s e qr of sec 17, t 2 n, r 13 et con taming 10 acres also the n e qr of the s e qr of see 17, t 20 n, r I'd e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by John Mclnlire; loan, interest, etc. 230 07. Siritzrrland County. Lot No. 101 in th.: town ol Vt;vavj alo one and a lialf acres in said town; abo lots N. 177 and si in said tow n s -e page I H, lo,,K I oi me re. oru oi neeiis tu t A I I 1 vMt.. ri imt county lor particnnr oescripuon mongag- euo ieiwiiiiii.iiK.il, imiii, inn i i-i The w hull" of the s vv qr of set; 7, I '2, r 1 vv nlo 17 acres Iving in the s e corner oftbe n w qr of sec 7, t 2, r 1 vv; mortgaged by Martin R. (Trcen loan, interest, etc. 508 45. Full! ran County. Fart of lot N'. 2), t 0 ii, r 0 vv, containing P0 acres; mortgaged bv Henry Dooley, Sr.; loan, interest, etc. s.: 1 1 17. The vv ball oftbe s e qr of frac sec 30, t 7 n, r 10 vv abo the 5 vv frac qr, als ihe s vv f.ac qr of n frac sec 30, t 7 n, r 10 vv, and the s e qr of the a e qr of sec 30. t 7, r 10 vv mortgaged by Aaron Thompson j loan, interest, etc. 57 '2 53. Shelli y County. Tlieelialfofthe8eqrof-.ee 17, t 13 n,r fie-, con taining f-0 acres more or ios mortgaged by Joseph (.2.11111 ri loan, interest, etc. dolls 71 ets. The e half of the n e qr of s. c 31. I 13 n, r 7 e, con taining 80 ac res mortgaged by lblis Coats loan, inter est, etc. 57 1 doll 1-5 ets. The vv b ill" of the n e qr ol sec 14. t 13. r 7 mortgag ed by Edward Cox loan, interest, etc 3 doll 42 et. The e ball of the s o qr of sec t-Vi, t 13 11, r (i e, con- .I... I 1'-. .f.llir.llTOl.... taining 0 acres more or les mortgaged by Llijah Rar- rati man loan, interest, etc. (ion cm. The e half of the a w qr of sec 20, t 13 n, r S r, con tainni' mi acre-: niort'Ta"eti v jaeou nur io.ui, inter- rv ii i i. i c '7' V T r r i .1 I tl r I w I':'f A ,v. Hr J U ,t,.,P.fi ,,nI, n c (lr '',"",i 100 acres mortgnged by Adonijali .Morgan loan, inter- e?f. elc. 371 dolls Id el?. 'Fhe w half ..f the s vv qr of s-ee 32, t 14 n, r 8 e, con taining t0 acres; moitgaged by Zeno Rarnard loan, in terest, etc. 'MI doll 76 el. The vv half of the It e qr of see 27, I 13 n. r 3 e, con taining fO acre; abo t fit n end of iho w hall" nf the s r tjr same sec containing 30 acres f r more particular de aeriptioit see page 4"5 book of the record of deed in Shelby countv; mortgiged by (icorgo W. Young loan, interest, etc. 571 doll 18 ets. The vv half of ihe s vv qr of sec 1, t V2 n, r 7 e, con taining ciO acre; moitgaged by Samuel Walker loan, interest, etc. 574 tbdb 18 et. Tho e half of the n vv qr of sec 20, t 13 n, r 7 e, con taining 80 acre mortgaged by James Woodard; Ion interest, etc. 210 dolls 07 ct. Ssott County. The e balfoftlie n vv qr of see 13, t 3 n, r 7 e, except 10 acres olflbe vv side of said tr.-ct also the e halfof tho vv qr of see 3, same t and r; mortgaged by II. W. Tra) br loan, interest, etc. 507 tbdb ol cts. Tippecanoe County. Tito undivided hall puis of lot N. 33 and 30 in the original plat of the. town of Laf av.'tlc mortgaged by Rudolph S. Ford loan, interest, etc. 300 doll 33 elf. Lot No. RR m in tin, original plat of the town of L.l f ivette mortgaged by Loyal Fairnian loan, interest, etc. 503 .loll 03 cts. The e half of the s e qr of sec 1, t 21 n. r 5 vy, contain ing f0 acre mortg tgol hv Ja-ncs W. Ireland loan, if- ti rcst, etc. doll 33 cents. The c half of t lie s c qr of Bee 32, 1 22 n, r 5 w, con- taining tU iicres iiiortgngi d by Culdwin I'ursons j loan, Interest, etc. 501 dolls. j The w h.ilf f the w qr of ?rc 30, t 21 n, r 5 w, pnn- l iiniri r7 100 ncr.-n tin; n li.ilt'! H. e li.ilfuf ti: ll vv qr ol r ;I, I 21 n, r nit linins 41 .-H-re faid tiai I ol laud l..m U,e e t vv hido. and extendi!." irom llie ll line mutlu-ily for iiuantitv to in.ikf the eres mortgaged by Ai.'gustus M W) lie forfeited and sold to James 13. Helper; lean, interest, etc. 772 dolls 36 CelltS. f'iqo Count u. The e qrof i!o n e qr of ec 1. 1 12 n, r 8 w, contain. ing 40 67 100 acre mortgaged by Samuel finke ban, int.rest, i lc. 05 dolls 97 i ts. i on ou acris more or iex mortgsg.ü by David U. (trp.ifici Innn inlf rptt vfi 1 il.ill rt 1 J- I ,'i.I,e fr üf ih 8 w 1r of MC 27 1 -3 n, r 9 W, con- llinilC 41) Ti S I inor'cSBIa bv I.Arnlali litiiniit.- I.-.,, j interest, etc. 158 dops 12 cls. The w half of sec 18, t 13 n. r 9 w; mortgaged by John Hay: loan, interest, etc 59 1 doli 5S cts. j T'he h e qr of the n vv qr of ec 32, t 13 n. r 8 w, con- tailin g 49 acre more or less mortgaged by Cornelius

Howaid: loan, interest, etc 95 dolls 78 cts. 1 lie w half of ihe a e qr of tec 20, 111 n, r 8 w, con tainii g 60 nrr.-ft mortgaged by James Jewell: ban, in- teiest. etc. 154 d.: fJ3 cts. The n e qr of the s e qr of sec 21, t 13 n, r S w also I I. la,,,,riB 70 4"00 acren mortgnrjed by William Manning loan, interest, etc. 2: 9 dolN 79 ets be n w qr of the ii w qr of sec 26, t 13 n, r 10 w,

containing 40 acn 6 mortgaged by Henry G. McAJams loan, interest, etc. 123 dolls 80 cts. Lots No. 4. 5. G, 7. 8. 9 and 10 of William Mc.Murra. 's division of out-lot No. 32 adjoining tho original j lat of ihe town of Terre Haute; mortgaged by i.liam Mc Murran loan, interest, etc. fM2 dods 87 cts. The 5 e qr cf the s w qr cf rc 32, I 12 n, r 8 w abo the n e qr of the 8 vv qr of same pec t nnd r alsii the w hd'f of the s qr of same sec t and r also the s e qr of the n vv qr of same sec t mid r, containing in all 200 acres; mortgaged by Anthony M. (btrander: loan, it.tcrett, elc. 615 dolls 29 ets. The s h.ilf ol lot No. 1.7 1 in the town of Terre Hau'e mortgaged by Matthew Jr'u wurt t loan, interest, elc. 463 i'ol!s4 8 ets. White Co unlu. The w half of s e qr ec 2 I. t 2S n, r 4 w, nnd the s e qr of a e qr sec, t atid r aforesaid mortgaged by David llurl-ey loan, interest elc 235 dols 32 cts. The a vv qr of. vv qr sec also ihe n c rjr nf n P qr sec 35. also the w h of l tie n vv qr s.c 36, also the n vv qr cf n e qr sec ?6. t 27 n. r 4 w, containing in all 200 acres mortgaged by Randolph Hreaily loan, interest i tc 5S6 42 cts. The swfr qr src 6,1 26 n.r 3 w. containing 157G2-100 acres; moitgaged by Wm M Kenton; loan, iiiU-re-d etc 623 do!-. The n h of n e fr qr src 21, t 26 n. r 3 vv, containing 77 85 100 acres; m.r'fg.td by Jacob Johnson; loan, interest etc 293 dols 81 ct. T'he ii h of ii w qr hec 0. t 26 n, r3 w; mortgaged by Van M Vbrh; loan, interest t tc 425 tbb 67 ft. Lots No 3 at d 1 sec 21, t 27 n. r 3 vv. containing 50 73 l(0 acres; m rga2cd by Fhomis M Thompson; loan, interest etc 235 do s 90 cts. The e h of a e qr sec 14,t 26 n. r 4 w and the vv h of s e qr sec, t and f aforvssid mortgaged by baac Reynolds; loan, interest etc 3 5 do!s .6 c's. T'he s w tpr of sic 35, t 27 n, r 3 -v, roritaininir ICO 'teres; mortgaged bv (ieo'ge Me:k e, Jacob Mrrkle and Francis (i Kendall; loan, interest etc 5)4 dols 18 cts. T'he n e qr of ihe e qr ppc 12. t 20 n, row; a'so the w h of the s w qr sec 7, t 26 n, r 1 vv n' a w h of the s w qr sec 7, I 26 n.r 3 vv, conta ning 81 56-100 acris, iu all 191 acre; mortgaged by banc Heesy and William M Kenton ban, interest etc 630 I Is 25 cts. T'he vv h of the s w qr, sec 32. t 27 n. r 3 w also the s w qr of s e qr see 3I,t 27 n, r 3 w, containing 1 20 acres ntiirtgigcd by mis Parker; loan, interest elc 571 d.L 18 ct. The s h cf n e qr and a h cf n w qr sec 36. t 28 n, r 4 w, containing ICO acres; a'so e b of a w qr sec 30,1 28 n, r 3 w, containing SO acies mortgaged by Jacob My ere i loan, interest etc 36", dols 25 cts. T'he s e qr ofs vv qr sec 33, l 27 n, r 3 w, and s w qr of n vv (lrsic 4, t 20. r 3 wthe wh. b containing PO acres; mortgaged by (jvorge R Ujrtley loan, interest etc 6 15 dob 43 cts. Watnr Coitnttf. The e h of n w qr sec 26. t IS. r 13 e, of the second principal meridian line in the district of bods su! jet to sate at Cir:ci'rni(i. containing SO acr.s; rnortg;g-d by Asbury Ari.elt; loan, interest etc 315 dols 30 els. Lola No 4 and 5 on the pbt of that part of the town of Richmond, bid idf by Caleb Rood nnrtg-ged by Jams W fJreen loan, interest etc 3.3 dols 64 cts. Part of w b of s e qr. sec 22. t 1 3. r 1 vv, containing 72 acres more or less inrtgagtd by William Hill; ban interest rlc 593 dols 01 cts. I'art of the s e qr see 32. t 1 1 r 1 vv, f r a more partic ular description sec record of deeds for the county of Wayne, Rook page 45; mortgaged by Jese Ideri loan, interest etc 102 dols 59 cl. The s Ii f fr sec 25, t 11, r 1 w, containing !f3 acres; mortgaged by John Munis loan, intcrtet etc 571 dols 18 eta. Warren County. The e h of n w qr of sec 22, t 22 n. r 8 vv, containirg SO acres; mortgiged by Thomas Clawsoii loan, inleriid etc 5S5 dob 8 1 ets. The n vv frn of fr see 1. t 21 n. r 8 w, containing 17 18-100 acres also part of the vv frn "f s e qr sec 11.121 n.r 8 vv, for particular description, see record page 35-6, Rook 5 of the record of deeds in Warren county also the g w qr of s w qr of sec 36, t 22 il'.r 8 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by William Harrington; loan, interest 'etc j!s g ftt, j ',e e uf 8 w r fcc 21, t 23 n, r S w also the a w r of p S( c -j-, s;me r; ht, w r 0, ,m, n

7 t aU(, bo the ri e qr of s e qr sec 28. I same t and r, in all 200 acres; mortgaged by ba'C V Smith loan, inteiest etc 571 dols 18 cts. So much of the mortgaged premiss in each case a vill pay the principal, interest, damagea and costs, will mmm I tf- ki arA nritx-irtd Will I'll 1'IC lllim ll'-llt IHM It UHHIIIÄV wnvi Vi.-lc, if m e i r r u i i i i i Ih-jI Im i fl.iroil l.ir ftn nrnl in coco Innre Iii no Mi, dl. T 111.71 .'Vy I'll. HU ,i.'V-i.J,. -v t. .wiJ r cacti. lliey vvi.i 11 inonzni ocm oe ini 111 ior toe l.l f.. oiaie.ana 1mu1.00.1e1y tue i.o om uruu vi ur yrm. o. 1. 1 n- 1 r r... with interest, at the rate of seven per cent, payable annu all v in advance A certificate of purchase will be given to the purchaser, pledging a p tt'-nt frotn the State, when full payment shall be made, but which rhall forfeit to Ihe State, with ell payments made ibereon, for any default of payment of interest or principal, according to the terms of sale, and entitle the late to re-si II at any time. Ry order of the Roard of Commissioners of Sinking Fund. JA mi:? MOriJIsON'. l'rcrident Coin. Sinking Fund. Office of Sinking Frn, IndinnafioU, Sept. 10, 1S15. 5 -2-0w Territory of Vi-.iiin .llilw utibci ton my. PtioRE the Hot. A. Ct. .Min en, ix the Diitrict Cocbt. J,tr, Tcrm,,1. I I 5X the matter of ihe retitj.,ri of John 0. lyer,nn Insolvent debtor, In le it isr barged from hi debts. It apitearing to the satisfaction of th court that notice of Ihe pendency ot this application ln not ieen publithed according lo the t .iim r order nude herein on motion of Iilo,.getuaiK,r,s. .cnor ,r peui.oi, -r i "''V'""; creditors of said luolveiit I e und Ihey are lierehy rrtpnrerl to show r;eiip. If anv llev h ivp. on I he tecum :ond Mon.l.iy in ovenIer, A. P., If! lö, before the iai.l Judge, at tliet'tsirl lloii-e, In the town of Mt'. watikee, why an abn'iieiit of the estate of said inaelveivt should not i.m l ii 1 li li4t-li ime.l iroiii In .llrf. or me .oct. ma.le ami lie uiscii irae.t irniu in ui... n ot'-W iicorisin Art"i pullished at Mnlion, W. T.. nnd Indiana h i 1. 1 u i i ut its nett term to be l.oMea :t F e onrt lioiein imnvmc, in said county, on lies-e.nid Moiidny of November r,t X. Cor the i appointment of rninmhfsiovcrs l isiirn and set oiF to ruanna Ablred, liite S is itiini Jo'.nsou, vvi low o." Foroelms Johnson tie- j ceased, her dower of in and lo lb lollow ing ilea.-rii.ed real Mate, to wit vvft .i.If of the M.uM.e;.st .;ioirtcr of section :t. town-j Mtnp 11 norrri, rane i ivrm, .1 snid Cornelia Jo'msoa died S'.-ii.'d. .Atuin.' r.. on v t S. ptem'er IT. C;.S. 11 St ilc of BntU:iii; s:n I omily. Piion vi K Cot a r, Upon k l 'or m v AroesT TrRM. Ml.. Joseph L:itim.ire, AJmr.. J one IJerrVt.i. .Ieeeaae.1. vs. li-ther F.errvlill. widow. A lexar.der M Her. y till'. Jaines llerr.vl.lll, AVilii tu llerrvbill. Juhrt S. F.errvhill. Jo,eH Rerrvbill, Andrew J. Ilcrryliill, A' b-rrvl.itl, Rachnct lb rryinll, Margaret Kerry, j bill and Mary Iburyhi:!. j a ä VI) no v rt Cii t time com tlif sai l idmlnistratrf and shew to thecurt that the writ herein l-ued t o t oe t ti 1 u, I 1 p e rniV-eaii.l H,yie roin.lie I avrt beet, rctilrned. serve-l on II Ihn da- U .7 iXL reo except b tan.h-r M. I' -n vhill and Josepl. Ilerrv l lil.'Oirr vrj. hill.rnid on morion nf ton I oni;:.il i -m i' 1- .o.Miiur.i 10 the net! l. rni.if F.i mart, ami A'b.s p-o-e w-r.".i 1. in j i....; r f 1 .a m a .i...it- 1. 11 ,rr. '.ill hi the lti.li.-inn Sir-.i i for B:o, Icva-Hi.r .1 pu -ora- tum ordered lis 0 iiien.m j i S-viti a wecklv new;."!."' ir S'iite oV Ihr which the s:,i.l Jceph ltc-ryl.1.1 wiHtitte no'i-e. '.'sitei i 110. .inn j.w. 11, .ri 0 nvot.br... He. .Mtl. joHNUIMiy. JU. j I. At Sill, AM lot COIllpl. 3.IVL f I I tt i Ai' iniiirä m r.-.- i Sentinel, ptiblMifcl HI lii.li.iltaoils, la vv in nrr pom-n me novit 1(Mt Summe r Complaints of Children. TnceJI ccnta a hotlte. 11.4 ice for ID week M'cressively, .oil send allidavit of pii'.hrat.on sw. ..I, t ll.t.ilir llivil. and bit! lo Ihi iiiricr. Mdtcuukee Courirr. '-D-Uw ItTlll. M.ll UM t .ttllt I III.t.IIIC l.MXH, V- "'s- '"'...r.s sf Ii.... For the cure of üetr Comp'uinti, Ihj yepma, etc. Sec art.liasv ,nbci. of .Vssfjiiiurnt Jnr Iaelll in mmtlin rul,1I11B. pr,Ui Mm. A'n rirK is. here'-v civen ti.at l!ie iindersi.'iicd will make pppli-i 14 .....i,;., mii,. I'.notP I'oi.rt of l;M,diic!iS countv, Indiana, rr7Tr. W 1 1 1 i:i III! H's I'illil SOOfllOr, miiin fTS-Tr- tt '1 MZi viijr.T.i. v ß .r' M 1 iiivao.ul.U- mi lu o.e i p.. .1 li.. f -il jmr. in lo.i ciin.do, an.i f f rurintr irr nuO' .'Hf, r aij f i:.e ci in mii vn nic prut- t i ii r r .k i.o ii t is ulm- t innirj '1 Im-t In. are siitf i i. IVem tl. a ef i Iii I. nut, u atin ihe-e In liaVe In innie iiiv.llnl lroi (loir i t np.oi tie tiMjtn ll, ill liixl the Iiotia I Iui!:ii olMi a lut im ulirilde r nn-!j for oni- fjiiil!; the blood, und lliii(ni;!i!y i h auint; Iroin tl e jieiu the nn,r. From lion. Ru,. Wiuim, r, u,.t f.-.v. rr ct J,ij. for the w.w I or ui. Xr' M'" Bif;hnm. V Or. ?r, nt. Jur n Kceal i:Iaiir I tl..- r.in .r it.e r-iui.tt? met radical cure ef the Foo nd weh l.,ili m;, v il- lnrn a mi'mi k il, l On .1- pm 1 v t 1 a 1 India I In. hi i".'S'ii'. lie ti.id n 11 ic moil: p ion ii ti. and I apj.n In nd (I a l.iii wn.oiot lii li I., t!i c..ine jcr 11 l!n-t tte u le ;i 1 r--.d i 'I t cunou I.. H1.1 I Mil 'i id. 'ilihlty I d to 11. Jioir a.U 1 u-(. i.( in r. la'boi o ill's nedieine (h it 1 iniiied lotiy it, and 'lie line of one bottle br. ke ihe lica', and I a 111 et rifid nt ba ir cl. d a rtiiii ol t 1 1 t nxoilli-liae now t lt.d without a r i.ni. f i-, unci my ami in j the e m) rtent o." iott t b aim. ll 1 an 0 a'' :.l le ninürin i d should he 1, ny ki...un. llO'.S WIl.KINi. From f.'. Srtrm V. K. Taow u since, tf .Victims Sta'e Smc'e. ClttMISf.HAM, IC. 13, 18-11. Mr. Tlinrhwn Yu wi-li meto iirOirm tei v hat 1 ki o f Hr. O-got d's India C lioliir' C'M i r ami l:!n 1. meilit Ine. I do I lure that if llif v irOle and flic nr f t Iii, in ine m rt f'-nt I a lit kl. l, .l.A I 1

I pi f und a I..u!e in ihe ii,ink' f rs i! und !i tte r-M d i n t in Ii. e that n:urlj'atnl Janu!j escr.icf the tgue u,' .''ri'.j i.i rt tci'trto e of itt ute. I'el 'uij.s no so. tne.- f.inre tie I meet of (his i'.i.P pt t.in.itsr lia ttie l er and an.- tin n o pit al.-nt a the la I hate it c m n aid. d this medium- in noiie r. ni iiitanc and vtlteii ihe dit-a had lne one tiitl and t;alR d ihe kül of ian an J a e t:ryrr A'ore'i It Jn:l It lia ;tieral!y jtoI'ic.'! iie nuist lis 'jr i ÄV vt, ni.d I belli o e it lot tievt r 1m en (Vcoilnl b) an) nuajuine in rini'ivin the bil. out titiUM of lh.- t Immte. Y..ui rc. .if.iiij, bii i iiKN v. h. inowiimnoE. Frcm lion. fl. rnvfvcBTii, (PiamiVor if tie Sl.it e cf .Vtix,'ii. DrmoiT, .Marih 2J l?2. Mr. r.'hvfi-it L.nytmw lh t'phtt lie! mi;. Sir I hate ma.ie i.icxl llr. f)'!" In !:a Ctie'aqiiic and tiavtr had nppoi i ti n 1 1 i i I t itncMi in ln;;ii tlT ct v lit ii used by olhi I In lieve it a moft tkl'uli'.f medicine Air. iberU-e of Jever tiutl oxie and aNo that ii proper prove a moif certain f'i ei riiti: e niraoit it 1 1 eurit nee, to vvhii ti p. ioii hu have been H'fl.tliU v ith it arc bublc. Vir rtp cifi.il, U. FAItNiWOItTII. F.er.i Lee ics Attorr,.. u'e Sxrtoi CmUd Sia'rs ,?rmy. 1'i.ifoir, Ott. I, Tu Kdxvnrrt Hhhmr, F.;r. -f,'c J'rr tie n!c of the IwtaCh 'a"-gut d lictiby ceriitv that 1 have ud the India Cludagngui; piepartd b C har t l CJ( d. M. I., f. r intei milu nt f vt is, a d it tia i fet tl inj mut un-jnine xje eiH'ioiü in ihe cure of said dicae. 1 l. r 1 b c nlidi ncv in 1 1 conont i ding it a a pt i ttttl) fe and hiL-hN bent 1'iial it iik t! and ct. t r f.-r I. r and ngii, ilii'.l fe ver, du ml agio of any tehee form of iu't a mittt lit ftver. I tlo fur i lo r n -iifv that the ne du ii e ha in ihi v ii ini y, and in o'h. r lo re it Im Im en ti.t a qniit d a naj hh rt joi'Htion. and thai in t try cae ht it it ba Imn to my kinu 1 dre, it has unit i a a !!v rodi.it d a j et t!y ci;it,and i. ton d lo tl.r itiOt ptr fecl lieulih, v. lit n all oOier It n.'.de U'f fail" tl. Hi ptetfol!) 30 in, l.lTIL'S AU P.OTT. TiiceKl SO. Sohl in Cincinnati, Ohio, tv h -ovale and retail ljr S.Mvt'Oltl) ft PAUK, reu. ral net nt r il.t.lVi.i.al !l.nr vv-t- 111 .'j. pit Tor the ah- of v.itnah.'e Kaa i'v Md.t:ne, rurili ta.t corner tl" Foiirlti and W'ali.ut siret I. Sold 1) I OMLIXSON 111(1) I It F.U S, I 'ittinapoti. 41 Miliars Ctlviun vt H Cite try! UV.V .Mi ttic' s :tir c ??r frr.cr.c.' r Us f urj as-!): i ri iff Yirlv w, S .1- s ft From Dr. IlcJ.tr, Stnfild, I 'ashmjlo co. M r. Sai.r.od !t Ta.k. hprin;!':. '.d, K. Maj 14, tit-nts I take ihis opj-oi finitj of iiifoi inin jt.of nit re markahle cure p th rim d eiein n.e bj tt.e u c of 'Dr. i'tai't M! sant ot Wild Cherry. In ihe year lr iJ I at i"!.ni v iih an ii flanm.at'en of the lot tg which I labored iniiler f. r i vetk win 11 I p ud'!'." itcovtitt. Ill ilie fall of iSll I ts a'tuckttl t i:h a ft e cold, uloth ftaod it.-if upon my liiny rud for the puvef ihrte jimtvI a'CtJn llited t my Ik tl. I ui- 4 11 kind of in iiotiit, ami ttoy tottj of medical aid wi'! oiii h n lit a'u! th 1. I t so n d a'ei.-i.Hiil the a inter of l '-I, wl.-n I hewed of W 's i'.rtUam t,f .ft I'i 'hi iy." My li it an! pel math d me to fri it a tiia', ik-meli I 11 t.p all hope of recovi r) anil had pu j and nijulf f r the c'-.aiife of another w or!. I. Tlii-onh tl-t ir oiicitaiii 11, I sta 11 line; d t ii:k useof the tieiihinc It'istnr't Lr.'son if W ill deny. The ifii: vta truly aioniIiing. After fie i.ratsof aiTln tion, piin and jf- f. rin; ami afier ha im; iieitt fcur or five .uin.'i nl 1 tin purpose, and ihe bet and iimft r pt (ble pit) :is l.ac! j rutn d unavailing, I a imiii re-iort d to "in? re !;eal h bv the b'.v ing of God and the u-etif lir. Wi-t ir"f Ü.il-aeu l Wild lle rrj. 1 am now eiijiin pood h.a tilt, and null i nj :ttt red apjwar ance that I am no longer known when I nieei my former arquaiut-anc.-s

I have gained rapil'yin weight, and n 6i 'i i f.rrr: and tolitl. I can now eat a lunch a any pern, and n v f. ihI t m to rite il!i me. t have eaten iu ie doi ins the la -I o n.oi.ll i than 1 hail ea'en five vt ars Im -fire. Coieuh roit my rate alm"'t a mincle, I dt n it t.rerr for the g.-ml ol the hluic't d, and adntj l ow t il.e proprietor and m "'iow men (.tho fleudd know nhcic itlitl mtj le had) make thi statt eurit pi ohc. May the lil-tii!. ..f r;-i! r;-st t:vn t-e proe; toJ of o aJua ble a mitlic.ne as Witar Hal-am of Wild Clirrry. Your reapt -vi fully, WM. II. HAK F.R. 7-'I lie follow in;; Utter from I)ncfr lt;tt!iey, of Franklin, I od who lands liili in h- 1 rofts-ion, and r;,iik amonj ihe first po 1- tieian-f f the S'a'e, sball tM nk for If 111 conitut ntlatioii of ll. Kiviiuiiie Vtar' IJaam of W I.! Cherry. Fiankii'l. In.!., Apiil !4, Mer. Sanford fv I'aik I hate bo 1 a ft hi.ttlt- .1" V iiai' lt 1111 t,f wild cherry rvinaiiiin; 'n J an t ol the It t fiimehed n.e b yon. t le icioii re wüit d until I bud sold not ai d had obi.n.ed the incio y for rue lot 1 hue 1 01-deitd DimiKt r. I'm mh i th deiuan for the rilir'e ih.it I do not wi-'i to tie w ithoiit it, aid am (tit rehire led to anticipate a little. The neon y for the lat lot hall tae forihcuiuiiijT by the time the lot i tlepost d t.f, wh eh, Iren th alt 1 have ma.le lately I think will be but a short time. Ihe if. I feet ol the balsam are 111 many cat M. ikinir'v Imitlnal. $ZJ'' j imowet f.- arrurnntame niore thnu r.wj mint I t.ti nt A.cumne I hove ever kvou n.J A'iiio-t altother f.ol upon in.d.and l ot U- j -ble o Uar n.e i.-t oi evp. n. i.e. n.. s.i.k j howev. r, em to be m..i h..y v,n,rdl;, ho h.M .1' teieil it virtue, and expern need u healing ifJuacj in the ir a I ,v f I a t f JAMES HI 1 CIIET w i vt-nn n x- viuk. i tiei'". i...n..j i rmi-fti 1 .m. NorilMa! corn, r f Fourth and Walnut I And bv TO MI.INSON tlHO I I IF. HS, Indianapcli. 41 To.niaixso ni:o t i:i:cs Have been appointed sole apents in 1 ndlanapolis ltr Hit sul of lh following valuable Meli ir:es: LT I c Kn rs u p:s r i 1 1 n Torciiiins Srrefula, Tetur, F.r) eipt-Ian, L'anct re, old and mslign-nt sores, Metrtiii.il Diseases, and ail tfiserdt is evidencing an impurity of the bhiod. Trice l 00 per bottle. 0T rit! ley's Oiiilmoiit, Cal'ed b many Grilirfi Still likn,m OitiinctaS'Uout i' entire n.as. lyrj t.ver a!l Tenrrs, (or Salt llhcuiu, S.alJ Had, Htngirrtn,mt. Frice 7i cts. a bottle. LT2r. lIiiitilTiirc)'s Vc;( !ai.lt Oiiilmt'i;!, Foi Ihe cure of "FILLS," etc. No ar:ifle i capable Icing pr pnred more admirably ad. j.ted f.r the rei.ef anJ iliorou.ti curs of this distressing disease Frire 00 a jar. XT ili lnsi's I'oor Mans S'la'lort. For retievinc PAIN ot evcrv der: fion. For vtak fcuri, R4rji u tl,it an,j irtast. and all othf t diseases lint require an f Vto ap- 3j plearant to near; and tho.e wh, ones us.

lie"' win nuy no outer, i ritoiiiy n. ITj'I'oJvT iUs AhDhjni' Cordial; Hishty recommended by Ihe medical lacully nnd otht r, rs III l-rt

innlyine known for Durrha I, Rj'Ctl C'.";'J"'', C lo'rra .Viw,liil I'orthe Tu iTH .V'lll'. It Willeme the most cbtinatc ctsra in f.ra minute beiude, it contain not one particle of Krrose'.c, cr other jniioii..usand dcletciiotisdrig. Jt is prrf$et'y iitcl. Pltce 23 ets a ItolJic. 41 -y Hr, J..'oI llvi Si.'i 'n VU:i:ilrl i:vi:-ija LSA 31 A SPECIFIC FOR ClttO.VIC, SORT, 1.VFL.1M F.I) .1.YU IVF.AK F. Y KS. Among the many extraordinary eures efTt-rUd !j thlslr'Oy w endnr f.l P. tUais'.vve Save romn only f rt!i foüovvir.5: 5. t$ .8. tj if 1$ IJ -J 3 Köre I.r "iliunnnity hubiccs me lo make known to Uso titirens ef Cincinnati, who may I c adbcte.l -.villi th abov, an astomslcnr; ,.,e ..j p,' ,jir; .;Veekl i a cieof seven y-ai standing, by t! a l.l'fKFtt'i HVF. It ll.s.lM.' To. cw referred to l.l.t.ivr.ll l.l 1. i. V.. t,at uf my little boy, W ho was Wn w!; infixed jr Ui. I he in- jt lirmaiion continued lo in reuse, rrnnnng an reme.or, mi-.t" f Having heard of the leinarkaia,. cures etTeetrd by f 0 ...I ,.n Mlecker Fite r.aiam, n a i--mi o-,irr s" lnnt.v toceitilv Out it efTeetrd a p 1 iimr-enl cuie In I lute werk. I'll Alf I. F .ViRTU, fHih rt., I -l-.-r ..f V.-. i( ..j r z fl4,4n,W tu w

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INDIANAPOLIS II A NIL NOTE TABLE Corrected frl luMum Stat Sen'intl by A. FLETCHER, Stock ami tLului.tgt Broker. lj-TUom marked thus are ifcMiMfiil. Cautoti Btnk, IS .lis t.Ce Uk and Branche, par St.nr Sf iip. (IS4 ami IS 1 1 13 prem. Slate Snip, fäO, dis. Bank Sii,., 10 piein. MlCllIOAIS Bank of St. Clair, Bank of Hivei Raisin, 10 di 5t M. Bank, Michigan li s. Co. 10 di. Kentcckt, Waton checks, Trtre Hau e. Woodbmn King's, New Albany In, Co. 10 dis. 50 rlis 10 dis. All Banks in tin State par IlLlNOl. State Dank. d's It mk of Illinois, G3 dis. MiMot Mi State B. and Branches, par New Yobk. Ohio. Franklin Uk. Columbus par Clinton Uk. do r3' Ohio Life and Tmst, I'" City Bank. P,r o h.j

Com. Bank, Cincinnati, pr t Couutiy B ink?. I -f.icir, I'-1 Franklin, P- Hank ol Masill n, yt Bank of Cucleville, par li ink of X nia, Ir Bank of Stnduskjr, It ink of .Maitetta, par It u k of M. Pleasant, F'" Bank of Norwalk, JUi.k of (letup, rai Ba-.k of Zne-V:lle, Pr Be Imont Si. Clairsville, pi Mi-kinum B. Putnam, par t'olutn. lite. New Liibun, par Pay ton Bark, par V. Si M. B Strnbenville, par I!a:.k of Woofer, J'. ink of Chil;cthe. par C.fi. ii. f Lake Kiie, 10 .lis. Hank of Cleveland, lUtls. 1'ib.tii 11.4 kin Co. dis. V'.i tn v ii! Bii.k, 5 di. tn. Hank of Scioto, 10 di. Jlmk of IIa nilion, 10 Ji. Muni Ex. Co. 2-3 !i-. Lane ister,l., Bank, 12 dis. Marvlm lUltirr.oie City Buk, pir Counlry Banks 2 di. Vircisi B.of Va. iiid Branches, 2iMs. Kaimrrs Bk. of Va. do 2 di. Valley Bank it 2 Ii-. Kxchanne B. at Noif..lk,2 dis. N. VV. B. of Va. Wheel., 2 di. M. M. I'-k. do and Blanche', 2 dis. New Eugi kd. Buton City Bank, par All other Solvent Bk., 3 di?. TCMJisYLVAWIA. Philadflphia City Banks Pi 1'ittslxiigh Banki, 2 dis. K.XCIIANGC ELIINC RATF. New Volk, Ii piein. B.lliinoie, I J Phi'sdellliis SrrciK Bl'YI.Nti RATE. Ameuran C, i l, I piem. Foreign Cold, J Silver i J:2AAAlOLlS POST OPLIl 1!. Arriv ls and Io:;ului cn of ISie Krji Arrive daily at II P. 1. I'lnüe daity ii;i.i.ti vm lirookcil't Arrive Tnendays Thursdays aii-l Sal:inl u -12 SIOHT. I'U Suud i!i, Tuesd n 9 and Thntfdaa IV. Cicix.ri via LiTntncebmrh Arnven Sundays Wed- liesil iyi tu I r'rilni 9 P. I 'I. Mninl iyn, Wednesd iys ind Friilays 7 P. South -Wnii-Airivra Turwlajs Ttinwdaja ind Sanirl.ia 3 P. Cl rieson Mond -ly, Wednesday k and Fridiys 7 A. l.tiTc-iwonrH m BlonnnH'jttm .rrivc Tursilav, M. 31. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. .M. M. M. M. M. M -M. 31. 31. M 31. M. M 31 I'll ir-!iy :.n I Saturdays 10 CI.He -iii hv. Tel.iy! and Thursday f Moiaoti i Arrive; Tie.l iys and Haturday 8 i;ii- Moii.l.iy- and Fiidaya 7 AVkhb via VVrre Hiu'.e Arrives dai'y.elceptSundaj i 10 (t.wf. ily. exre;l Sa'nrda) s 7 3to?iTsiirM Arrive Tuesday and Sainnlays 4 I lMf VednKday and Saturd its 7 I'aitillc, III. Anivea Tuesday ,1'lnirday4 and atur- d iy .....6 l on Sundays Tue !ay and Thursdays 7 l.trtfctitvU üAitaii Arrive Saturday P. P. P. P. P. P. P. A. P. P. P. A. P. A. P. P. P. P. I 'Ii"- Wedne-Miayi 7 NoaiHtBi via ii-ptiri Arrive Tuesdays, Thursday and S tlnrday I "lire Mnitd i) Vnlne-dn and Fridays 7 ;cetille,. via If 'ticke 4 --r Arrives Tuesdays and iiirJ.iv Stiiidavi and Tliurday s 7 Tc iilst An ive Wed ne-dayd 7 ('(me Wedned ys 7 a .-iii tp-lijJ .Ipril I, lälJi. I.. DL'.NLAP, P. 31. Trvc Pot Oificcs for tltv Mate Sentinel. Mirion C'tunty. 1'iketm, Clermont, Aliisonville. AVell Farm, (irminto.vn, Cuniler!an J, Sew Helh I, Dril ejvrt, Ati?'j-tJ. ll-wlricki C'trty. Hampton, P'aii fu !il, R. llevüli', Sti! svill., iJtnvi!!, New Winchester, Uro us!urg, cJpririitown. North S iVm. HvnlU'iH Cd'i .ty. '.VestfioJJ, IS'oblesti'le.S rawt jwn, ('ireru. Jttone C-tttnttj. T.c!mon, T!rnleysyil!e, R yalton, Jamesto.vn, Ca'e Viiiiije, NorthfieM. Me-gnn Co-tnfi. Mooresville, Monrovia. Ilanock Ciunty. tJreenfieJJ, äugar (reck, Char I.vtesviik, I'hilaJiIpfiii, IM en. J thus tit County. (Jr. enwonj, Franklin, Far West. She'by County leaaut View, Shtlbyville, Morris t' VII. Xotlvv fV-'.Ve tlt'sire our subscribers to understand that mv iri ildy discontinue all papr mailed, as soon as their subs 'ri;tio;is expire. Tiiis i3 our re. 'e and iu::e slo.;l 1 be oilonded at it. Travelling Agents Vor V'" Y--'h'tj mil SrmiYrtlhj Stttlc FcutincJ, K. S. Tyler, l-njamln Drum, S. V. Frye. Vo!n-.y Ii. FaluiT is mir aent f it ohiainin su!-H-rinT- and :idvert:s munts foe tli Weekly and S.Tni-Weekly 't ite Sontinel in tKeritiesof Ualumore, l'hilailclj'liia, Nv Vor!;, anl lostun. II. s otl( e. are otiil.e:i-t rorner of Ilaltimorc and Calvert streets, U ilii-nore n rthwest corner of Third and Chesnut sircfrs, I iiil.!il'ljlii,i Tribune buildings, ;o.s1te the City II ill, X. York No. 1J S rate strcrt, lioston. tf. GROCERIES. m:ih 2:oci:ki5:s iuv ;oois, Ac. fl IIAVK jut returned from the Uaeen City, where I nelet-ted a m Clin- atineiit of Urorerit-, lry ;mN, Hardware, Sec. nvliu li I 'Ii-1 f't sale at I lie ni.-t re iioiiab: i. nnj, fr c.isli or ciMimry pro diice 3 J. NArul.AI. "siTPl'.ltFIMI I LO& U. "l"E har'jmw in fore, ami hall keep a rniiMant sinpty o( tlie a'ove arti I.-. in I urrelü und tacks, nt tlie narkit price. The r'jrt ol t -e m iif.fiKfrer in to sitn' liiili a rt'ontbtion nr l.n Flour I i t U in i ri. i t rii.'iii' nl!y any (tint Isould Inil to give entire n iTi'.irf i.-i w ill rlieertuliy eiehaiiueil or the money refunil-d. U w i!lilr!ivt-r it to any ..rtol tl.e ritr free oi eitra ejnMie All or Urs tor Flour kit at our rfo-e wiH I e promntlv attended to ALVUUO Ac IVOoiiWAUIl, tu'er I, l(?la. No. 4, Nortis IJio' k. Wanted jMI Fiour Barrels. M-y "MAKE II A V J IIII.C the mn hinea," i a S"k1 old ad.ije, and eaiily under hIimmI riy ad. ShiHild a war takn place, who lue noi see tlie great increa thai must lake place mi the price ol Tea snicl CoilVe! MF.DDKitt.Y'n a lvi, ei,t(af, who would not find themselves una ware in the ilu..tion ofiMir old revotntionary Erniidim4liers to ne rt and lav u a ari'f i i inirv fr.nn Iim e Uenn ve amrtineiit of Teas loitresand UHOCERIHS G tlXi.h.1 I.I.Y, at hiiitow ri e; and Ihm, w ho's atraid Call at No. 8, southeast corner Norwood's Cl.k. 4S ci:iici:!tii:s! iü)f:i:i:iEsl raIIE irriWr rS"rt,illy inf- rin the citi.eti. ol I ndianapoli L mii. the politic in ceitrrat,lhal he h.i jo-t rei-t-ivel a rr-.h mi aortment of Jri erie,uch a a prime arkle of I. Suj.ir, Km and llavatiaioirt:e,iii-rial, ViHin; Hyson, and CunpoivderTeas af usar, Havana Su&tr, N. and e. II. Molanren, WV-lt-rn Ke a.TVe Uheette, .No. I AI ackere I CvK.ifh ,elc. w hvr h he Hirers I'or xale at very low price'. J. NICOLAI, jl-y 5doiri weof Diake'n Hotel. rK ofTi r fr snW Coffee, Teas, bug ws, .Molasesrofmrro, Pmv- ler, Mi. 4, je in, in-low (Ii, I ar, Komn, Miiphur. ISrim tone. Niiiineg', iiiliaiiHui, Itnf, fences Saleniiiii, A.e. wholesale n I ret ol. Z. t AJ I II I IIANNA. siTii:ieioit ti:a Sulf-f.-.l IZxpn ss!'j for Vninihf ur. Jusl received and for Halo che- of Im: rial. Youior lv 5nindi:.inpowdf Tea at IICBDKKLY'S. h pi:iih: cori'i:!). 20 nC.l superior Kin Coffee, 5 Bass Java CofiVe,5 Bar La g'iria a;-ri.r article, ltok out lor No. 8. rorner Ski Lre ri Ai.eyin .orwlN llioc.k. 4H H. II HUllKK I.V. 4!opriH:.':örri:i:. B C, rtint'oirreol the very bei-i pnlity jutreceived and j for i.ite'iv t'ie i?'criter,w hie h he offer r to iell.-t.iow that every l-ty cana.Tordto drink sis rnpsa day. Please call an.1e.y amiuelhe irtule. 43 M AVKK,ei-iof the Palmer Home. Tsi :s a.i 1. 1 s Ch np-"ie Rran.ty Pal Ma.lfirt Wine 4tti I'r.rni French do fluid Sherry do Jamaica Spinn l'ort Sc M il mi Weitete I expremly f.r medical p-irpoei and warranted pnre.t.y June Id, IM'i. I. CUAHilltMl). TEA. CHRST Imp-rl il, Yonn Hy-on and Gunpowder Tea just a j re;jivcu ana ir -o-, at w uoiea.e nn-i retail, rv '22 PIti:sTlN, HOltX Sc l f .rili:il, IVine ami Vinegar. rl WO BrrH upeoor ld Malaja Wine, 2) hlils cider Vinejjar nialeyprely for Him maritel ty the nuliicrifjer; cordial in hot tlei, t MEDHF.RLV 46 St'fMK. tit, 1 Bid Bo-ifnn Loif, Bhl mperior 09 crushed laf injir. i BUI common Loaf: I bbl loaf s alt for uble use. at Iir.DDKRLVS. 4- V h ;nd and for a!e low, Sperm, Stearine and Tallow Candle of a upertorquIUy; man ifactured by the ub-crilier eipresnly for thit market. 4 K. HKDDKRi.y. it;,At:xL TA, V SUPERIOR articleju.it received at the drug tnrenl 6 i. i'RAionn in. 'isii: fish:: fish ü: UPE!tlOn No. 1 H.wton Salmon and .M. cker. I al fine lot of 'la-U m l S- .M'-h Hrrrine f.r wain low at HF.nnr.Rr.Ys. 43 KiPLE po;vii:u OF a mperior lahty for sale l y the keg or re'.vlin at 37J per lb. 44 lirniifni xr e. nnniiKRi.v. F superior q'l ility for sale cheap at uRAYnnx's. ;naus a.i toüacco. TTU-T reeeived alolof ierior SpmUk Cig trt nd Cirmhk To- V re. nt Ote itnif store of I. 1' -lHJIIKAf LOOK YE IIEItE! Wll.f. V ChcnvU, Prineipe, Refah and Spanish sr;sn honey Je an J other fine caveuduli to'arroa. 49 E. UF.nOEItLY. LOOK AROV.VD! f V. vrantlo luy 50,fm(H. R.iron, for whifh the L'rTo. pri es will le pal by 3.M1TII It 1IANXA. ÖI HARDWARE. DUiHLIl ovi:i c.oöiii r.C STOVIi. JM. li.liijii.il received a lot ol the nhove. named stoves. They are decidedly aipeii..r to any stove ever in vented. Having two vcns, different arti cks ran If ha' ed at the same I ine,w hich ci.tilit ii it he w ell hak ed hi n single ovrn. 1 his tends t great economy in fuel. At the xriine time all Mil rr culinary operitiioos ran I! a well or let ter ih rformed, than in ,in v tsiiei iove in market. 'I imM- in w ant pf cm Ii an atticle are in vited l rail and examine li l.eiiwe ourch win any oilier. Thii all lli.il w neiesfiiry to secure for it Hl prefeienre; f.r T in2 i lie- t f I V H-1 I I I 'I- I llrvillf IT S. V AINWRICIIT "PATU.T COUKI.U ütüvi:. TK have on hand audortrr lor ale the above relebra'ed ciHklf !tovt!i. The many t-i!-ont iion Uns tive, in tin- and othei citieü, declare I tieinrlre ileli'iieil with it oje rat ion, a nü hear teMl inony ol Us üiiperionty over any other cook in htoveever olfered lo the public. In addition l it. uinipa?td lanhiies tor boiline, roat ins, broil in it Im I he advant. s of havtn an oven nearly tw iie as i.irce as any other stove in ie, w Ii ch h heated with the inosl i r t tt a nit". runty, by whiih bread w ithoiit beine turned w ill bake on nil ude na perft't-lly as can be dt.neiii a l-rnkuvi n. 1 1 requires. alo. much lean fuel than i ge uerally iced in other cook in itoves, one lia'.t the ordinary quantity fa Iii amply utheient for nil purpose. For the operation of the stove we respectfully leler to the folUiwinc persons w liohave it in me C. IV. Cady .Morris .Morris, Rev. Sand. I.. Johnson, Alfred Harmon, Rubi. Tay lor, t 'h i VVcM.dward, Abrain Harrison, A. W. Morris, J. J. Hugh, lliram Uaston, James Hall,!-. C. Nave. I n addition to Buck's Patent Cookin 2 Stove, the subscribers ha veou hand I'leioiuin Cookine Stoves Llev; ted Oven Cooking Stove, P..r lor Stoves, Seven and Ten plate Stoves, which I hey offer at the lowest pi ires. Fetiruary, 18 lä y. c j. y y -30 Vppo.'ile I'uit OjUcf.. HASHrvVAUlo TE keep for sale a'l the leading articles in lint line. Iron and i.'rf, J'ii!t ami .lir, I nice i.nim ana l Hr l rimmtn-t, u b!e h'nirej and Frk it is tnsibl- some lo read a l.-ng advertisement just tall m us when y u want Hardware SMITH St II ANN A EI ASMV A i: t SCYTHES, Srytbe Sneeds, Axe. Drtyy'ng Chains, spades and T" shovels, Curty Comhs, Screws. H inges, inootlung Inn, Haines, ColTee .Mills, Tea Kttles, aMlow el than ever at II KDDEH LV I" ,iirsv iii:c i:i vi:i ft T fIR AVDON'S Har lwnrd M- ie. sign of the aw," nn excel W. lent article of Cariienters' Planes, such as IScneb P'-mes, Plows. Pl .ii.'h and ;ro.ies, S; sh Planes, Raising pi iiirs, Ka bit Plaues, It. Ali, a supply of I'.liptic Spore4. I d.lfeient si.es. Also, a supply of the celebrated tialvanic, Lirctiic and .Mugrutic Kings lor the cure of Rlieiinniisiu and nervous disorders.. Septrm'-el I f I .rrsr ur;i:5ix:s? T Hit A V DON'S Hardware St.. re, sign of the saw. a large sur supply of new gmds fr.iin Plubtdel bia, lo be sold at lowest prices, viii Wal. Iron's Coin ft (Irass SrUhes, Fajwell's do do Scythe .-tones At Rules for scy Hit s, Shaw's bfst Sickhs, Scy the Sneaths, S;rnw Knives English German, P.rotd and Hand Ayes, Carpeutter St Cis.pci'.s Adzes, Mann's liest Chopping Axes, Jtmt 7, IS 15. Patent Hay and Marnre Forks.! Shoy els lone an1' short handled, M.iii.s ks and Picks, Anvils n od Vi. es, PlacksinUbs' Bellows. Hoes of dilP-rent kinds, Rowland's Mill Saws, do Cross Cut do. &C. &-C M m:w siiEsnwAKi: stomp. OopnsittlhtPubner H uit,in S or trend''.- Building, secouddvorfrom the K. urnrr. riB nn lersigned would repectfully -in form the public general-B- y,lhat he is now receiving and opening, directly from Phila delphia, an extemdveassortnieiii of !3;ir4tv;ire :in3 Pnilry ol all kinds, selected expressly fort his market. Iii articles re of the best pi il ily, Consisting in part of Shoy els, Spades, Fork s, I ioes. Axes, Hatchets, drawing Knives. Saws and Augurs, Blaiksmii h' Rapand File, Mill saw Files, PI a ne- II it is S i n gle i nd Don hie I ton lluildine Materials. of all kin Ii and natu rn. such as Knob Locks, German Locks, Chisels, Rim Latches, Thumb Lntt lies. Holts, II inges,aud Screws, of alls i.es. All persons desiroiisof piircha-in any articlein theahore line, will do well t call hi I e iamirie for them stive before pure ha sing at other places, a I he above will be sold low f. r cash, or for such an i clesoi trade as he ran use. A. Bl RD. Indianapolis, Nov. IHM. 21-y TO III tlSEHEI MEX. j B ItASS Kettle. Tea kettles, Coffee-3! ills. Knives and Forks, j llnteher's Knives, Britanna 'Pea and Table Spoons, Shovels and Tongs, c l allsiz.es, Candlesticks and Snuffers. Also.asplen I did isorl:i.ent of Livikitig (Jl ises,of dilferent sizes and p uterus, Rar.orsand Strops, of a superior qua lit y löget her w it h aln.ost e very I other article in Iii line,. ill for sale r he a p fit cash or approved cre.l-1 if and produce, nt toe cheap Hardware store, opposite the Palmer i House. -l-y A. BIRD, j to is cisi:Emts. HIE itndeisignetl has on hind, for sile low for rash, Trace Chains, DmiMe b irred Lock. Si w C hisels. t lies ol alMort, Single Muttons, "i.e. A.c. with a g-nerl aofoient of llurd Ware, j Call Hid see. 21-y A. Bl B D, Opposite Palmer House. 3pUf'n a ovens, pols, ke'ttes, skillets, and odd lids for sale cheap kj fur I aeon, lard, flaxseed, tow or lla.x, linen, fca'hers. I t w a x. at j 1-j II El HER I. VS. i Plane. Carpenter uii! Coopri'S 'i'otls,. A VARIETY f Carpenter's and Cin per's I.m.Is jus received 1 which are made iy ihe iief, mechanics, and can ui fie neat; alo, a good ortmentof HanL are. cy Ihes. Sickles, Ixes, Spules, Shovels, Chain, and unny other trlichs loo iniincrou lo mention, which I wilNellvery low forca-hoi country prfidiKe. Iwillcive the highest market prit e for Wheat, Rye, Flaxseed, Peesw ax.Ta'low, Laid, etc., in goods or cash please call ainle.x nminethearticles. J. N Hi ILA I, 52 y f doors wet of Drake'sllotel. SVR ISS Kettle, 'Pin Ware, (pu en's IVjire, J. pancd Ware, He P eante's, H llute tum1 der, und plain. Just received nt April MC I S.MI I II ft II ;.V A'S. fAKIM'tXTFtltV T(MM. INE assorlment Planes, Broad Axe, Foot Adze, Chisel, Pli in Bill, Hand and I en wit Saws, Meet no I lio.xwoo l holes, ive., il opr titriXat GRAr DON'S H ardware stoie. :bi F()i: ICE tC'KSll ITHS. SCPPLY of lt English Anvils. Vice, Screw p! tes. Bellows, Medges, Hammers, etc., ju-l reciivel at GR.iYDOX llxrd ware Store H'i ISrit uiiia aixl I'l ii;si:v 'S'in Wc. i-. N seits r sep.uate pieces at GKAYlH .VS Hardware More. no 1Si :is' Ali.liron s :i:! SonvcL nud 'i'tsii.. J I;S P oeniiig at GRA x DON liar Iw are More.

t'OOiMlK'.s TCtrj.S. RAWING K rives. Ade. Chaii)peMti Knive, P.oird A.c. at GR A V DON'S Hardware stue. Axes, ci i'ees:v. A FINK assnrtnifnt i f TaMe and Pocket Cutlery ius received at a. ;RAVDt'S, Hardware t..re. :W OAEiI TiCIttl.TIIA'CaS.' A NEW supply of broad and narrow Laces, Fringe, Tase!s, il i Ii ES. FIRSTratearticteof wtsxlen rak sis selling low forc.ish at 4 GRAYDoN'SSi8iM,ft,eSaw. .'A to paicii:s:s. t LL i.e of Plough Points ol the best quality, for sale al the cash store t.f I I tJ It AY DON'S Ä reiz: lis. Auis fioniJeto 2 Inch, jutt received al 'i, i i.it n lit nonsiieu t a Gi A YDON'S to wis liv. lvi:i u a a is. 3 IS T rereivetl at Graydoii's Stoie, sign of the Sa w. a i oerior atticleof Wheel Iron, low t.y ihe dozen. oi, iao;s. SEVER ALdozeiieast steel lloe have justbeen received and will be sold lowjtl U GRAYDON'.S. jiee Aa ,juosN7i;i Sams. RE offeiedfarbelow tlnj loriuet prices at 4d JR AYDON'S. IMlll.VI' EA.iSPS." IORNELIL'S ft CO.'d Patent Lard or L;rd Oil side and banging j Limps the besl arlirle of Ihe kind ever invented mve twice is much light at the same cost, as ;ry otl.n. Also, bra-s, Japan and glas lamps of various kinds, lor snle cheap t II EDI ER LYV. 4-s EA.iiisT. SA RCH LR'S patent Solar Lnmp, u splendid a i in e for burning lard XU just received al GR WDON'S, Also Extra (Hobes and Chiin tie; sfnr Ihe above Lato Signol the ."saw. TO atEACUSlSlTfijS. EST ('ast Steel, SUear, Genna n. English, Blister, and American BlisterSttt I, Anvils, Vices, Files, Rasps, jwc. at III (iltAVIIO.SV -tr 'vir Strove. SAILS A.V! iI..tN. KEGS w rought and rut nails assorted C Botes 8 hv In, 4 Boxes 10 by 12 glass beet Brands, c hen,., at II EDDER'l.Y'S. 2 TAHEE CETEEHV, Ac. 50K SETS Knives and Forks assorted; th.. Picket Knives. arver and Forks, Shoe Knives, Razors, scissors, dinned metal and Britannia Tea and Tah'e sHons, all just received and for ale low at the subscriliei's cheap cash and lia.le store. 44 E. II ED I) ER LY. CLTEEUi 100 DOZ. PoekelKnivesfrom ficeiitstoS' each 10 dn. Knives and Forks; 5 tlo. Scior; 3 do. It I7."r,l.i- nualily Just sceived andforsale bvthesubscriberat very low pi ices. 4: C. .MAVKK.easiol tlie PHnierllouse KAILS ASI) Of) KEGS Nailg. assorted; do. 10 by 1-2 justreceit Kthoifs Windoyv Glass, c by 10, firlo justreceived and for sale by the. il. sender n I ii it iifffiaPow pfirrf. 41 MA. K It rust oil lir lliner Honnf IfflTST reeeived it GRAY DON'S Slore, sign of I be saw. finea- suietinent of Mahogany Frame Looking Gl isk-s also Litikin" Glass pl.its .d" thefo.vin2 si'..-s: 71', R Di'J 12 ,'J 1 1. 13 1 1 y l BOOKS, rnt-J-FrXTUS OF THE fialirary of Lsnv and EquÜy, Xi'W UNDER THE DIRECTION K FRANCIS J. TKOUUAT, F.sq.,of HthulcUia, iim. ELLIS LEWIS, of Lancaster, H'lLsUX M UAXDLESS, E a of Pitnlnrgh. T I1IS wink Coiitains the best productHms of dlih law authors without regard toiaiority I claim on the part of any Amer cnii publisher. Sin h iMs.ks are notoriously too dear 1 lie reason ii that as laM as they appear they become inonopotres In t'ie hand.- of book sell, rs Hi the Atlantic cities. I'nder the plea of rryld artpurtd b the ad.lüioii of notes of Ameiican ilecisions, the latter i taint nr. iin.livi l ed title to those Works, and eel a biiriheusoine price on tftem. The piiblL-her-of tlie work now offered lo the profession tliroolumt the Cnion,yyilltioticsecti'tich titles, hut will reprint th lan iard lint-J ihlaw iHM.ks as lai-t as they emant'te IriMii tl:e l.onli m;u, el. Should new editions (1 the work of such yvnuisas Stärkte, tf.t! j t hittvi. Stephen, and ArchUild, appear, they shall also be included and iMr.rsT ol Eijuiiy and Law let i-ions works hi.-h have been indhMisly kept out ol the Law Library published at i'luiadi Iplna hall have a plate in the proposed new one, together with every new valuable F.n&lish treatise n Chancery or Common Law. fj-This wrU will le issued rnoutlily in numbers of 1C0 pajes, fruited on Fisk White 1'irin ao oooo Niw I.uu Primkh TvrE, ut seen dollars t er aiiuimi, iy aide half e;.rly. i ISAAC C. .M'KIN'LEV, I J. AI. CS. LESCUKE. llmiierFO. Pa., July 1, Id-Cm SAAICF.L TCR.NF.R, Alien! lortn.liina. CIS EAP IIOOI4S. f? l?ST reeeived and for rt nt Eastern prices, the following valu- P able works: Hind's popular ?yte in of Faniery. Mason's 44 The Mm k Rai-er'i Manuid. Letters irom a Father to Iii son in College. Importance of Family Religion. Itook of Politeness. The Beatilies of History. A Hictionary of seleit and popular quotations, taken from the Iit tn, French, ti reek, Spanish and Italian languages, w Inch are in daily use. The American liestti field Sewr.l's .Me;ils; The Hauu'i'ei s wn l'.ok C, :.!-i. nib's Animated Nature, beautifully illustrated The Wi iks of Lawrence Sterne The Works of Flavins Jost pints; Say's Pulitual Economy r.eiit;eti's l-ettris to a yistng lady Itiinter's Villise Sermons; I'.mi!v Piaerand Hymns; All the above are bound in a neat an.l nib'tantl mnnrer. e C. It li.l VIS, ',.M.ksell. r and Stationer. ai-.iiaä'4cs roit 1 Iii. XSROC Fisl -SROCKETT'S Almanacs, illustrated 'tier's Comic Almauae, illustrated Tin m r's Coinii" Almau ic, Ih.rkie's Comic Almanac, .Verchant, Pedi r, and ail others dealing In Almanirs, are invited j No bags to be lelt in tlie mill more than three days after they are pro loca'laiid pet bargains lor lite- coming ear t very reduced pri.es. mised, unless special oidcrs be given to the Miller lo take rare of the Jiit published a.id for sale by the do.m hundred, or thousand, I y i K:Me. N'ohag allowed to I e taken out or in the .Mill, except by the C. U. DAVIS, Iks. kseller and Publisher. I ii.lianajK.ln, Aug. '27. ?3 sew it:oii siout: am uiaueiiv. -IJE su' seri' er wouM respe. ttuMy ai.nouin e to Hie e it izeus H l-iiliannpolie jit.d Iailiana renr ;il'y. tl rt he is now receiving an extensive stork Pf Lnw. M:diru!. 7 heo'oaicul. Mtctl!aneous, l ii it Srhoul Koo'. aionary,ml Fancy (iootf, i II Ot which I live I een s lected with ure:it cure and purrbast d for c sh and Paving made arm gnn"nts yvitli ti e Messrs. Harper fc. Brothers, of New Vor, and oti.er pu'lisli-ig fwuses in tl.e east, to b::ve i.li new works forw anl.-d l y Xpres. I s soon is pu' Ii! ed. t be su' s. ri'.cr ftattets I itiisctl" that'he is prepaid to o ler ii'du- iin-nts to tl.e pio esiori:il and literary put lie, wl ich cannot fail to ;.rrcsf tln-ir .ittctition. The following worl.s now publishing in jiails, are ea.lv 'or d. tiverv H.irp'er'n Pi-toriil Illuminated Wander ing Jew. P.i' le to No. i'j. Lo idon L in t. (re-puMiratiou) H. rpers' Pictorcl IPuminated II ;iit:.w..iCs Itctrospe. t. .V n' sperre, to No. -i. E leyrop edia of Pmrti.-nl Alcdi- Mi. l.el. t's lli-'ory of France, cine, (now compu te) Kolrsms l.'sGirmrtfV, I E l.'- li .Mag: Z.ii e, lltsl o.i Thirlw ell's flr.-cre, Knick rl orker M:inzipe. OMIail raii's In land, (.-tegant) -S.iiitt.ern l.it. rary Messenger, TI-i.Ts's Ni por. oM, ni ;ri -an Review T! i." s's I'reni h R. yo'ution, D -inoc r: tir Review, Tbiers's Co ;su!;.te under Nnpo Cri.hi.m's .Magi. zinc, I, 0.( Ladies' ';.tio:ii. I Companion, .Man mter's Tersuy of Iüs'r ry. (öi irv's L iiües PoTk. Frrst's Political History of ti.e IrC ir's Ladies' Martzine, World 1 Ladies' .Mnsiral Li'-rnry, Kendall's l.lf of Jnessoo, Cl:.s-i-nl l.ito.iry. (tlarp'-r'sj Lur.tner's J'oput:. Lecture s, !b)vs'i'iiiH!ir!s' do do Martin's splendid Bi'de, Library n! my Vourig Country- Wmli 's ermoiiS, 1 inen. (Appleton.) All orders for 1 oos. sTntiOMcry, etc. post p: i.l. punrtunMy rit temfe.I to, sind delivered ft om ti e si:' s 1 1' ei 's wji gons w 1. 1 h w ill visit all I arts of tl.e -Mi.ie. or by ini.il, if so direi ted. i'A ML-FI. Tl'H.VF.R. Fifth door vrot of F'otmirr'.. And Account Kuoli -llannfaetoi y. rr 7 II.I.IAM A. DA V, w Indesate and retail dealer and niimi V faeluier of liiink A ecu tint Uo,k., and dealers in Si.il i..nt ry Sic. e. in the New Bidding on Washington Street, opposite the Palmer Hotel, Indianapolis, Indiana, wheie Hit re can always be ob tained and will be found cotisLMdly on hand, lue various attu lesiii theirline. Eve ry desc ription of Plank I'.ooks for Coutitv Auditor) and Treasurers, school coiiuuissioners and uuigttiates. w nn or v. tt n oul printed heads. In ull hi I. lank BiS'ks lie uc me improveii i uirni moue o. sew ing, which gives. rcngfA w.fA great flen i.ufj and n irirornpiir ably s'lpetor to any other metlnxl ever devied h-r blank books, a ml will keen the leaves firm anil solid wiiiieine imk i oi-.ea.i cm. no' to nieces. i often the case yi!li .11 nt lit r methods. 'I he new method of sew big rendrrsthe binks woith double the old kind. though they cost no more I ti rleg nice, durability of finish, his ai count book me Moial to the bel at!'! supt rioi st le i Ea.'ein unik and I no higher in price. IV. A.D. is also prepared to manufacture alt description t.f fancy I art!' Ies,surli as Li lies' and Gentlemen's Poit Folios, Caskets, Card i Cases, Albuin, Spectacle Ca?! s, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books and Note Books. Ml'SH PAPER alwaysnn hand, w hieb can be bound in variou Hire, and Rand supplied al the shortest notice. $Cr.Maicarrun;ed and bound in the liest ly le at re ionahl- pi ices and shoit mrfice. The most improved pattern of a Ruling .Machine is Just received. Book and paper ruled to any pattern. Ile is prepared to do all kinds of Binding in French .and English Calf and Morocco. Plain, Extra, and Super Extia Marldeand G lit edge Finish. All kinds ol law and interleaved works and periodicals htsmd to match, to which personal attention w ill be given. Rape iieick Hon. Isaac Blackford. Supreme Judge ft. May hew, prea.ierof Male; II. J. Harri. Auditor t.f Slale; Jame Morrison, President of Slate Bank J. M. Ray, Cashier of Slite Bank C. IV. Cady. secretary of Insurant e Com, ;iny A. IV. .Morris, Esq; N.B. Paluier,Esq. -rl-y Yew oppipeijv c. in ie. .5 I "ST published by Turner St Jenion,lhe new Oihrer's tJuide and Western Manual. Revised, rurret ted. en'a rged and adapted lo the new Revised Code of laws piinted on tine paper, ovei I o pages t-vo price I 7. a litter II discount in me trade S. TI'RM'.R, .1 doors west of Browning's. i; aew .iir:::it a. okc i aAi:t)is t O1 R an ncrntint of the most valuable varieties of Fruit of all cli mate adapted to ihe cultivation ot the Tinted Slates, by Wil liam it iiruk. ilettived tins day at the Book -tore ol C. lVS. run tee e i, wh:s. 4.RDENING for the Lndos and companion to the Flow er lar g den, by .Mrs. laiudeii, edited by A. J Dow mug. Received this day al DAVIS' Bookstore. ti Ell.tAE ET OAO.IIV. Ä.N its retail n w ith Cheniitlty, Physics and deteorojogy orCheui m istry applied to Agrirulture, by J. B. Boiissingault, translated lioin the French t.y George Law. Received Ibis day ttt ti 'DAVIS' Bookstore. A -EW ClOOK. f,Sin Farmer's and CiiiiücmiCs II ml Book, being a full andcom- u plcte guide f.-r the Firmer ami aii:;r.iiit. Jt.s received at DAVIS's Il.ntk-'ttire. SUITES AM) s:EEEIAt; IlOOEkS. 2o T ImiZ. SI ales, a..ited si.es l. do. elementary ie,;ing ho'k bv Noah Webster HMU Slate Pencils to five away. juslreceivedatidforsaleby lhetihrnher at very low prices. 1.1 C. M AVER, east nl the Palmer II o -se. 1 A Villi IV ill I EES. 3fl l BEM Cap paper various ipialities. do ..elleiilo du du Ibid do Wr-pping p per dt 3 ',n- t clarified tl inl do do Just received and lor sale very low for cash or In exchi nge for ragby June Hi. M I.",. ö Ii CR MGIII. Ml. ii;tnind Pointed -d;l P'ii .5 CSX reeeived Shepherd's ruprriur Duitnoiut I'oir.ttii I'm. S'tel and .Metallic Pen, ler .'.it with Pencil cae, i!o a v nifty ol si 'every cheap at DAVIS's Bik k i.r. .12IMF. J OLINS,C:arioncl. Flutes, Ott ivo Flutes, Fifes, best Italian Violin t ill's. Rridges. C'lariom t Kt eils.aml I'ret et fi r fo 'olil.s;nd Flole f.r sale at GRAVI .s .-r lf ir,t,r.rrr .s..rr. ;-rw tx;s. ,3 I'ST ojienin at Gray don's Hardware Store, "sign of Ihe saw," a gem ral assortment of good port based lately in Plcladelpl. la, an I will be sold low for cash or country produce. Those w aiding biildinst materials or any other articles in the llurdwnrc line will do well to call before purchasing eLevv heie. Ü'iJt .iisT i:i:ri:ivi:i? LARGE lot of Tin Wute, and for sale, al 31 iii. new A H..re, West's :o Via ware. Stone ware Earth ii ware. A GENERAL assortment of the aU.ve aiiules may be found at -r it i.diii.i: i.x 4i llAO'W C.EiSS AII alEASsW.! HE, ;i;i ß1 AO It saleby SMITH St II ANNA. OEEEASWAKE AM) CEASSWAItE. Jl lis T rei etved a very fine asortiniit of queensw are, Livt rpoo and eomiotiri 'Peas, Plates, Dishes, Howls, Pitchers, etc also ground and pressed Tumbler, Preserve ihes, Mol.isses.cans,Coui plcttCastors,SaltSellers, etc. which 1 w ill seile he.it rlhan ever. 5I y J. .NUJOLAI. OrEEASWACtE A.M U I. 4SS A 5 EST received, a very fire assortment of leensware, Liverptwl, stone and China Ware. Teas, Plates. Dishes, Bow I, Put hers, etc., it I so ground and pressed 'Pumbler, Preserve dishes, Molasses, cans, Complete Castor. Saltsell.irs, etc. Hon t forget, at the thean store. No. S Norw ood's BhK k. 4" E. HEDDERLY. WAI'l ltKS AIM) EOOKITi; LASSEN. A NEW supply jusl opened at GRAYDJN'.S Hardware Stoie. 4itJS:ESWAJtE. A OENcfs AI. rssoinneiit of coaiiiion, and some choice jua.ities t of ware, fof sale at SMITH it MANNA'S. ti QlTEE:SWAm Ac. fl?r.i:XSVA RE, Glass. Nails. Btan and Row Land's f"rv,," M nf,v sb-reat West's Mi!Vs. .Mill Saws. ESTEK AM) SPAAICS IjEA'S'II EI5, FEST received a 1.4 of Spanish and Cincinnati Sole Leather Ihn.! and Shoe Morocco, Eastern LTper l-eulhtr, Philadi Iphia Ca'l Skin. Lining and Binding Skins, Skirting. Bog and Sheep Skins etc. aim ami an Minis oi iixius wnna I Will sell at reduced lured t i ices. 5l-y j N It'i) LAI. EEATIIE.C. 'P.WISII Sole and C,ier leather fm si!e at New Stoere, at tiu West's Mills. 85 V E .STEPS.,. HTi well known that Ibis Hoine always keeps tf-e 1 tuition, .M.iiller, IjijtcoiiJ, Cpptra, etc. for sale at I. first nurtlitv of 3:i w rate. SMITH it 1 1 A X N A YESTirrs. 300 ',?-l,,!'3,,07.',",''?,Pi''!".!n L'.ewood, r,o pounds Imli.'o: t id poniiUFrenc .'.JaJder iiislreciv. 'T.a r 1 hytliesuhsrriheralverylnwprices. 'J ,,9,rMt,v "-'"Htdsale M A V E R eas I ,.f 1 1, f pa ,y r öVE sri rs s; 1. ai.s sup. rivt and .Xlinillt liid'iM h' I Madder. 1 i f Copprns, I do Alum, for sale by E. HEDDERLY BUSINESS CARDS. IAVH WAEEAC'i:, Attorney :it L.av. Tf jRAtJTICBS in the Circuit and other Coiutsol the State, and in i the District and Circuit Courts ol the t'nited Ma' es, and will promptly and strictly attend lo the sctuiily and collection of ail claims that may ne ennus.e oionn. tithce on Wasliinjjtou street, in the fntne Imihlings, east of the Washington Hall. l'2-y LAW A'O'riCC. J a in s Morris n fiy A VINO resifieil his office of President Juile of the fth judi ciil circuit, tenders his sei vices to I he public, nan .i y i or .v i: Y A. YD COlf .V vS o ri A T L .1 IV gy Otfice opposite the Washiuuton Hall, on Washington street, west of Tal ott's jeweliy shop, up stairs firyl door. IndianaiHilis.Oct.'JI, li. le-O ciiViiisEis PAuitv, .ii. i. Pliys;ri:in and Snruc'on. OrFr.ns Ins professional servil es, in all its various branches, to V.lhe citizens of I n-liauapolis and its vicinity. He has moved his r3olVe tollie front room, up stairs, over William Alansiir's stoie, I itely John II. Wi ight 's, where all callswill receive promot attention day or ntabt. 4J-V Apnl 12, 1-45. P. HUNT, thankful for the very liberal patronage extended UP tohiui lorine lasi lour jemsiu uns pine,iaKes p'eastirein mi non nci ne toliisfiiendsandlhe public jrenerally that he is prepared i to (K-rlorm all necessary operations for the preservation i l i he natu ral teeth and cuius, ami to insert artiti ia I teeth on pivniorpl.it-; j with or without artificial gums auü vhoU or half tela by suction ci ainn s, httic prtsfure, He would say to country dentists that he w ill fill any order for I gold plate spiral sprinc. &.c at a reasonable rate. Oriiceon I lliuois I ireet, first door north of Washington, West side. Mlf Ci IY TAlEOl.i lTiLIStl.Ui:T. aiauvillk Vottnj;. MFJlCJU.Vr T.ilLOR JI.VD DRAPER w ss TOCLI respcilj!y inform the citizens of Indianarolis. ind the V 9 p.iblie generally, that he has now established himself in busi ftp.p.w here he will be happy to wail on his old customers, and such Mhers as m .y favor him, ami agrees to satisfy th in in every respect so as his nit is concerned. tJarments will tie mails In the liest manner warranted to lit, and ;l the lowest living prices Call and see. .Vtir Shop vpp:mi'e Holder I yg, a fevc doors tmt of the Palmtr House,, 4:i-y ATTH.N'SIOM 5irntets ami Jlcchaisic l',ny irhti c you r.M buy rheope .d fU u-'ii.re ioK Ci.l sell dearest. raillE Suliscrili-rs can .tr.ll guud cheuptr aui girt more for produce B lhau ever before. They Mill c; rry on the .MILLING BL'SI NESS, at their old stand and now have live Run of Stones, keeping four run in continual ope ration, without loss of time in dressing, as one run will alwi ys be dressing and in crder They have repaired their Wagon Shed for the accommodation of FA It M EIIS, and the r.i'Mic enerallv. No hags accounted lor, unless the u tine is m irked on the same, and the uauiesaiid aiiiounl ot grain put on the mill hook Miller getting nolne ami l iKing iirrninu ki inesame. i ne int'liest pr.ee will b paid for Wheal. in cusji,or in trade, a ivtol shelled Coin and Oats wanted. Mi y CiootS- :ns3 CJi-eeerie. We linveiust received, direct from the East, a generalassnttrnenfof Dry C.oods.ilroi eric. Hardware and Leather, which will he sold at the loir e.-1prirrfir ruth and in exchange for Wheat, Corn Lard, U a con, and in tine, tur country produce cent-rally. Sa'i at cents a busfel by the barrel Iron al I doll.us fill rents per II 0 lbs. Jn-t rail sud see our ('roods and "Cjrl'RICES. before purchasing elsevvliere. Connected w lib tho atmve, is an extensive lO.ACKSMITH SHOP. All kind of wotk done to order. Plows constantly on hand. and will he sold for plod ice and CK;ier"sStutf. JOHN CARLISLE, DANIEL CARLISLE, Indiain;dis,Fept.2l, ',-f JNO. McCC'l CIIF.OV. HX1E iiinleisicned respei tfully ii.toims Ihe public that B he has again coiniiieined tlie manufacture 4 ail kinds of SailtlliSy lrii:ics ES.ii ae-, Ti naKs Tr:t veiling t" .'ol!:ir-. and s II other articles iiertaining to the business, w i h will be war ranted equal to Hie best in the city, both as regards materials and workmanship. All kinds of ni.-ri h mta' le produce y ill I e taken at tl e highest market pi ices in exchange for suddleiy, w hie h ihall be so'd al t he low est ca-h pi ices. Miopop Wellington srreet. Indianapolis, a few doors enr of (he Palmer lloii-e. 31 f'r.1 W 31. ECKERT. N. B Wanted for rash It M biisl.el of deer's liar. SAVE VOMi mo.:;y! And bay Vaildlps of J. .1. IlnIi. V J.J. BIMJH res; e tfully informs his friends that he is prepared. at hisA'cv e c-(st'c the (ff.e.to fnrn h 2 t tiem whii -Ni.a. cry aia tiumesuM an ue.-cri.it loiis, a I Hie low est prices for i ash or ap .roved produce. ALSO, UV HA.VD Trunks, rurtinitnteous, and La rtt and Saddle lUfjg. A ny a rl icie In his line ill he made lo order at sln.it notice and on low term. He would lake this i era siott to tender hist Ii ink for I lie I i era! patronage i her lofore bestowed, and -olicits a continuance of the same. 47-tf TV.VC irili IjA 5. li i tinst n liiuls if sliop-u oi n, h;.l iua:e, lien-skin HOOTS 4i sfiCOi.M fRxjiL subscriber has mov in Ins empoy the It. ve y In-st wiirkmeii the country atfoids, and has on hand a larje quantity of the finest slock i V y-w jrTJk ot lA-nlher selected liv lilmsetl expressl y lor this Ust i i c- n t... f. l.Tir-v. lie in i.oiv II! 1 Uli ill l!. X lillt'l tlHtl Shufnnf evt ry description and si) le, warranted to nrrfi'tui via, and nt such pntesas carimH fail to uil. He pailicu- I l.ii 1 desires i lit' AttPntimi ef the Eadie, As he i .b-le limned that none t.f the common paper concern, so mm h putfe I shatl begin to match w ith h., ither in soilness, dura bility, sly e or cheapness. As they value I heir lives, health and ap pearance, he advi-es, al this season of the year esjieci.illv, that they le neat and comfortable under Jovt. They shall certainly be suited in every respect. Pi r-ons trff.-ring imported Boots and Shoes, are informed Mal he has on h in I an extensive assortment, selerted by himself and be ing pnn la allv familiar yvitli Ihe business, a I may rest assured that he has n ine that he cannot recommend as supeiior lo those generally sol I. AU .lesiroiM to be ple.a-ed in I argains. re in ited lo give hiui aca'l. He is slill at the old stand opioiie Washington Hall, two doors west ol 'Ptmili noii. Drug Store, ready to watt on and suit his v A. KN IDLE. customer. Dmi'l finget hisb.wpri.es. ntio r A A C I SOE .'MM I'At'l OllW rtjMIE undeisisned IS very thankful for the 1 1 he ral patronage botowed on tum f. r the (wn p'isf years, and he ln.pt s to menl a conluni nice of .5J Ihe same. He ll Itters oimsi lllhat by hi indus try, punt tu amy ami si rut attention in nsiness. to be able lo give satisfaction lo j.ll w ho max rue liimncull. Ile ha perm. inMitly settled bnn-elf in this pi ice, and is preparedto make any thing in his line as durable and cheapasauy other establishment. HewiIlsHi hi work so a to coriesptmd with the hard times, and no in inul ii toiy shall sell low er for cash than hi. Soratl and set' lit splendid assortment of Boots and shoes, and jud"e b.r ourt lf II ide,Tal'ow, Beeswax Feather, Flour, Wlieit, k r. Si.c w ill at all limes be received for wots-. Shop two doors w est of Slrett hei's I 'a bin t Shop, t.f w hieb those in .tela w ill take due notice. 'A I y WN.EY I. BATES. UsMIOVAE. a H E sul.sctit.er respe iinllv inform h I-ft und and old customers that he has removed In CABINET SHOP one door south of the Palmer Ifeii-e.oii Illinois street, w here he will be happy to in com -modale all the w ho in t favor him with liieir custom ainl what is of great imp.itati. e I Lese hart! limes, he sells e.xlreinely low f..r cash oraiqoovedcouiiiiy protltire. Call and see. If JA 31 ES GREEK. hi:ai5:u a- wis.fsiA.-ris, Irii!4i'!a!i4 rs and iOUhi-lI;; kt i J ESPF.CTFCLLY inform llieir friends and Ihe public,! äa that I bey have removed to I heir new warehouse, just west ni thetr old one. 'I hey are now ptepned to fiirnisli .ill a'tii h'Sof Pubimt Furniture, elegant, costly or cheap, to suit l!.e taste if hiii Iiiim'is. 'Pliey w ill ii I so pay prompt and p irlicul.i r attention to Inner..! aiiangements, and w ill under- take the whole or any pait lln riof; I i r 1 1 1 1 1 a one or tw o-' hoise he irse, i arii ig-, at Iheshorlest notice. As they keeprealy made tt llins on bind, they will be able lo fur nisii ihe same protir ily, and at lowerth in the usual rait s. Thev will make collius to order on t!ie shortest notice, either day or night, and will in every way jruaratifer In ive s.it sl.u ti.in. I Ine id (he firm can al way s be f.iiin :l out ol busint ss hours, al his residente directly in Ihe ear of Ihe ware bouse. ;i j os s:pia t.lfiwiviviüiit. Endet t;s!icr r.iid liii-12.i Ir, It'll 'hi nrtun Sir rr' .near! 11 Opposite the Post (Jict. P EsPLi TI I'LI.V itiloi'ii the riti.ens of I ndianipoli and it vicinity, that be will L'ive hi attention to the at.ove tiu i nes will, a view to rel-ase the lite nils ol tie ceased persons 1 1 "in t he liiili-petisatil-tioublt'atletidiiigtht deal hid' a fuen.I. ai.I would st;;te l!..it h is prepared to u n tletfake Ihe whole business of funerals, il desired, or any parttbele'f,oti le is'.n il.le lentis: such as furnishing either n nn- or tw o hoise heat e,lm;!l alii ilhc most apj:rnvedsy Abu. carriages .and every other rciu is i;e ar.t.ertairiiim to the is ul.ov e Irtisi nes-. I J. I. S. would I mttier state Hint he will make hich.irgercasona- l.le lopersoiis in the ct u-itrv. 1 N. B. Al'en. lance at all In. ir. Should the subscriber fail in any ol Ihe ii'ioveeiigageii.t nts no charge w ill be made. -'-If .1.1. STRETCHER. Tahe (nip ot yni iTüot;.''. U-ing robla d of all their tnonev W"X ILV il l we hear of pt rn.in and clothing thmiiüh ihr neglect of purchasing a good Trunk that w ill keep ilu ir properly afe w hi'e they are home and a road. Would i t not be l.t iter lor them to call nl J. J. Bt'GII' Mid gel a I'm nk that will kt e r all safe than to be daily robbed in such a u ay Ile has on band a good assortment of Tiunk w hit h he will sell cheap for cash or ap. roved trade. We would advise yoo lo g.ve Iiiiii a call at his simp op;mMle the Post Odiiv. 7 wes i'Eja i e s TrT: p iiTsT 'SIIIS rpieslioii is now M'ttled, (if the t regon ipieslion is not, that aj fAI.FR.1 'PL's, if the i est uti ility, can be nude in Marion Co. la, just as goo I aslhe Yankee .Wien made in Boston, a ha been fairly tested by thirse who know wliatagixul arurleis. Theuuder sittie. I In succeeded in tuakiiiL' a pure alkali, o-iteetlv earltonised, that will not dissolve in any atmosphere and which he o'ferslo dealers 011 reasonable terms by the keg, barrel or ton. Call at Fiele h cr's stoie, Indianapolis, or at ihe 111 uiufactoiy miles eamf mj an iiu.lis.on the 11 ation i I road. 4J- tu WM. RORStlN. lI'.T rereivetl und for sale, an invoice of gts.d news print ii tj tP ilisof the line fpiality .i used on on this paper, 11 ml is w: mm -d to be a Orst rate article. Ii is put up in antl -J." lb kegs, and w ill he sold at -23 rents pi r,tound Keg ;,o cents. It will he sold for cash only. and in current funds. Orders, post paid, w ill be promptly at tended to when accompanied by the cash, yjtf E. HEDDERLY. sni.XULES, Ar. r.0,eiM) nbmutes and a lot of assorted Ltimbea also .1 Ilea I of Inr-tes. BridleJ and saddle f.r s.le i.....u-. ..1. 0 in..- 0111T sio'.e J V at .MEI'KER'S New S ore at West's Milts :m U MHLit AAS) rvUlAsTJErs, B Ä0II side by W. S. IlL'UUARl), No. I), Pa'mtr House. 7-tf MSI5 l'OIS tl KUS. r0,()0( pounds of go.nl clean Itags wanted, for which I will pay the 5 huhest prices 111 Cash or exch.-.nge Books an I Pa. er for l.Vm, at rediK -d pin es. C. II. I). 1 1 'IS, ll,kitl!tr, O ie '.er irrf of HroTtiiHtr Hotel. MSI1 kVOIS IKACJ.i. POHNlis giMid clean R ig wanted, for which y 4 ri Pir"J Hie holiest m itket price will depiid incmh, or in pn,rat re tuee.f prices bv II. Will CR l;ili:l 07 e2J3 wri'M;i). raill!. stiliscr hef will purcliaso all Ihe Lar i hnmgld I. hi n, at re.i prt. e f.n r ash mid lommIs. 48 P.. II Kl 1 1 Kit LV. WHEAT WAIVTE. AND only bo lbs to I lie luishel required cl the store t.f -.'H I! SM mi Sc hAnn'a. WAfsTES). x I I. kinds of rotintiy produce i.t the stote of 7 SMITH ILL V.V.J. II DRY GOODS. AEVOIID WOOWA!H TS If AVE removed their Store from Hie Palmer House to the new I2.JL building lately erected by Air. Norris, and are now receiving the largei-t thek of IVeiv and Pasliionalile (iooiU ever brought to Ibis market, consisting in part of Ihe following: S,atlie' Dit'ys nal. 300 pieces new 6tyle prints Black and colored, plain. ..nd figured Alpacas Sionese flguied Coburgs A Ii shan ."alius Rep. Cashmeres beautifd Cashmere De Ecosse Muslin and Craite. Delaines tliangeable Cashmeres very rich I u.li .na ':ihiiiere French and English Ginghams, &c. A.c. White C;40(Iv. Jaconett and Cambric 31ulin NausiKik and Syy iss do; Plaid and Licestiiped do; llishop iJiwn and Hik do Satin slrisd Jaconett do; Mull Muslin Vicutiia Lawn and Plaid Swiss, &.c. Sec. älovc anil ICosicry. Ladies black, white, and Brown Ctton Hose; Ingrain, cashmere, latnlis' waml, alpichi, and Silk Hose: 31isesand children's cotton, fancy and mixed wool h(e; i. tt Cashmere and Thibet Gloves and M itts Ladies' llloves and Alius, every description comprising an exceUent assortment. Mi:uU. Siqier printed and black Cashmere Shaw ls; Itlaek embroidered do French Brocade do i Slriied embroidered dn Super net and honey comb do Weaved wsil do And common of all kinds prices from 2 cts to $12 00. Also, a large stock Woollen Goods such as Broadcloths of all col ors, Pe.ver tbslis. Pilot i lot lis, Ca-siioeres, Salinetts, Jean?! treat variety of Vestmes Flannels, all colors and qualities Gentlemen's net Sh rtiatid Diaw er, Ate. Also, Domestic (o(is of nil Kinds, And a eenenl assortment of Tiiininings for Indies and Gentlemen. 1 n short, a tt'tieral assortment adap ed for city and country trade. We lesiiectfully invite our oM cusiomers and Ihe public generally to ex- .i fOioiir oiti in -f-iiii, r..w-w great proini.ies, w hu h have become cheaper than t Please call on ALVOllD St WOODWARD, .V. limine our M.s k; Clioosiug rimer in snow me n.is in: n 10 inane than the cheap! st goods. 4, Jorris,j .Wir Uudtlinrr. MT1EE lATUU! Anotln'i Arrival ::ltt:e IV'ew Store. :iim;;) a a:i; i in:!: TJ A V C just receivtfd ft om Boston, Nt w York and Philadelphia JB. m. a large and splendid iissortmem ot Fancy :iud Staple Dry Goo !s, wl ich they will sei! rl ei p lo ras'.. Among tl.cir goods now opening may be found a bemitilul variety of Aev Myles of Cioosls lr Ludics'Wear, consisting in part of 5.-. itch F.n-lisli an.l French silk and cotton Hos". Frei.rli Kid lawns. B tl.ariues, P.eregcs. 'I'nrl and Sitk Gloves, and Mitrsof ev tons. Mouse ile L.'.ines, Rip de cry qurdity. Bonnet and Cup Riti Leines, very rich Figured inl i.tms. Linen CVni! rie ai d Law n changes! le SiHs. Bl.-ck and P!ii" s'itcbed HandKerrbiefs, Thread Gm d Swiss Boin'':.7.ities und AI Lares and Edgings, Cam! ric E.lg- para, French und Scotch Ging it.gs Pi.d Insertiiigs, Swiss :.nt! l i.iiis, a snfendid assortment ot Jaconett do !o. Gimp Trimm'.ng Freneli, English ml Aniericai of very kind. La. e Veils and Calicoes, ph.in and plaid J. co Veils. Artificial flowers. Shaw i-ett. Hook an.l Swiss M usiin, col- Edgings. Pur;; so Is and sunshades, ored' Florence, Silk Dress lidkfs Shu w !s md Sc.-.rl. and Cravats, white and colored EtoitiH'ts su"!i rs Nennolitan, Florence Bid, Birds Eye Lnre, Straw, Wil low. Law n, &.r. &.e.,and a crei.t variety of Lr.tl it s Trimmings too numerous to mention, wl. ich they w illsell cheap for cash. Ic.ths :tn asiii;ei e, of every variety of shades mid prices. Pluin and fmicy Vrsliiifs of c-vory style and co!or. S ittiueU anl .e:)ti. A splendid assortment of Carpets and If us? of every prirp and qualify. Merrhnnts from tlie ronntrv are respectfully invited to call rod esnmine their fork fefore purr I. sing elsewhere, iloo.s r-risf of tl.e Post Otl'ire. Store ii few 10 if ST2SS1.C PACTS VOIZ 'Villi PKOPEsI-:. t Treiiicndoiis Exfitenteitt Itumenst An it'll .Ncr (imls ol t'tr Mimnifl cjii:cKi:iii:i) stor i: IRECT from New York and Bo-ton, eonsistins of Dry Goods, Jrts-er ies. Boots mi l Shoes, Hardware, Yankee Notions, Str., AiC It would le use't s lor us to attempt to enumerate every article the fact is, we have a'most every thing that can be called for; so roll in w ith your Bank Nt.les, Wheat, heathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, siix ci and Gold, andlakc oil our goods at Eower Price than you ran buy at nnv other establishment in the city. Poll in eve r body, and see the lallest and cheapest pile of god ever brought to these diggtns. Country Alctchants and Pedh is supplied at Cincinna ti prices. 9 PRESTON. HORN St CO. A CAKO. To cinr iistiin rs. T E are now rereiVins a latre and romptele aortment c.f Staple V f and Fancii Dry Good and of Groceries, Hardware, llurcnstrure- litfit.i, Shoes, Iluti and CVps and in truth almost every article re quired by Hie Farmin; Ccmmumfy Iii h we otfi r for F.ale at our liua! low rite for Ca.'h or Produce. Sliangers visiting Tow n are invited to call and see us SMITH II ANN A :U Opposite Branch Batik of the Sb.te of Indiana. IISV MtiOiJS. XX PIECES assorted Calicoes, f pieces summer stufTfroni I2J MM? to XT J i er yard 'JO pieces Brow n a ml Bl ached Shirting; 8 pieces ted Tt king, .'S pice esc In ck, Jeans, I 'otloii and Woollen f'aii iiel, table linen, crash and many other artu les to suit this line, all very low as Hie suhsrtjl.fr feels confident he can sell dottiest ic a low astiie hiwest. J.iM.cjiriiifor 43 E. IIEDDERLV. nisi c;oofs. 50 LB.s. Candlewirk; 100 do. CToiton P.attin;: 400 dn. Cotton Yarn, assoited 8(IOyards brow n shilling; t00 do. Calicoes; 3'i(ido. Bed Picking; l. dozen Straw Hats justreceived and for saleby tliesubscribeiat ven low prices. 43 C. MAYER, east of the Palmer Houe. i:y it)ois A FINE assortment of diy goods, sutli as brown and blenched .Muslins, Calictss. Ve-ting, Irish ami French Linen brown Holland. Jeans, Sattilit-t. Velvet, Cambrics, Cottatiade.siud vat tons other artithsjust received and for sale b.w. SI. J. NICOLAI. r i'4 v iKA, vt'iii:Äi riIl E suliscribers are prepared to furnish Cotton Yarn ol the best jL ipialily, in large or small quantities, at a lower price (ban il can he purchased for in any Eastern market. Merchants desiring tosup- pty t hemselves Willi t Ii e a rt Ic le h re I tt v ited Iielore buying ele w here, tot illeither upo. i us, at our store, or on James Putlnim, nl West's Cotton Fat lory. 41-lf J. .t I. CARLISLE it CO. IJOAYETS. SELECTED assortment of Fine Florence Braid and oilier Bon- J U nets of Ihe latest spring sti les iiist received al the Dayton II at si Sbe Store, and for sale very low. :t J. K. silARPE

Wholesah and Ketail, "W" ATEST S ring style of Getuleuieii's Beaver. Brush, Silk and U J Cassimere Hal jsst received at the Dayton Hat Ac SlioeSt.ut;, and lorsa'e unusually low. J. K. S1IAUPE. JEST CCIU'EB vi:i. LARGE and splendid assortment of Broad t "lolhs, Cassimeres, Satu11eiisj.ini Ve.-lnif:, and for sale at the new store, at West's :o A Mill PAL1I EEiP II ATS. m)ä DOZEN just received at Ihe Day ton Mat .V Shoe Store. J. K. SUA RPH. tl 4i) ViiUSUS Pittsburgh and Indianapolis Cotton Yam I II X 7 SM at the Mill Prices at IIF.DDF.H 1. 1 A". 4-i i li-idies ä itie Kid Slit and Tivs. fnlllS dav rereived at the Fashionable Shoe St Hat Store and for ti. site lov at wholesale and ittail. J. K. S II ARPE. Si lIOZ vaiiotis qualities Ladies' Shoes, daz .Men and Boy's jbjmf Boirfs au I Shies, 111 doz ititsses and children's jusl received and for sale cheap by E. HEDDERLY 4iS .11 SSOEEO "itÖÖTS. CS'P received at the Fashionable Hat Shoe Store, 'J li cases Gent. Monrco Boots latest spring sty le. ti Calf I Seal Very low f.r cash. J. K. SIMRPK. vm: EiEs ilk for dresses, Glores, Hosiery, au I many artie'es TILL find quile desiiable and leasotiable, at SMITH Ai II ANNA'S. HOOTS AM) SHOES. rnllE est assortment we have ever ofl'erel for se.kand tenieni ki her we bnv your produce and pay ash for ma ly ind, if you donot want gisils. SMITH Sc II N N A KOWA 'sililIT8A7c;s. jC BALEi of celebrated Qualities jus leteived and for sale, by HP X S.MI'IH II ANN A. nLEAraairi) ssir!iTiAyst Ac. "00 pieces Caticorsor print, great viriety pj 4d Bleached Shirting. Shirting and Irish Linen, ti doz Shawls, various qualities. For sale by :a SMITH St II ANN A. V LOTUS. Ac. I.CiTMS for fine dress.aml common Cassimeres, Patinetts, Jeans, Vesting and li minting of all sorts, besides we have cloths lor Over -coat t, cheap. :U ?vMI 1 II tt II ANNA. pa T 1: a t ii i i i c: a a i :s lOdozWistar's Balm Wild Cherry, PJ do Resurreri ion or Tersian pills, l do r in.!' S ir'sap irilla. i do 'Pay h.r's llalss 111 Liverw ort, lido Moffat'spillsan.l miters, 1 no ja) ne s r.xperiorant. l2"lo S.ippiiitoii l'everatid Apno b do do To iie Vernnf'ige, liil's, Mnitive pills, do do i-ui.io r'alinestock's Vermifuge. Hair 'Pome, I J do Jew David's or Hebrew ol.ister. Jusireceivedhy DAVID CRAIGHEAD. June:. lU. 5 IUI. II. E. JUTiVEV'S A GEE and Firrr and Cl'ill-tand Fcrer PilU, waianted loctirethe j a lonvest st Hiding Cases, can ie Ind of Tnm?inson Prot hen., sign of 1 he. Golden Mortar, I nd.anapolis. 1 f the directionsare strictly f,,. owed, and a cine is noi eiil'tded, nojrli;it?e wjill he made fur the pil!. 7t2 E I3'I A ES, A c. X I'ST ottening.x lotof Huinine, Dye fluffs and Tafeiit Medicines:; also Coffee, Sugar, Mnlassi s, A.c., at West's New .Mills. .T) Mt:si iUX'llVi;, Nil fur sa'e hy dn.en or sir,c!e bottle 1 dozcti Saibls' Sarsap-dil- la, at new store at West's .Mills. :in VAIflVISBIES. I i.0PAL Varnish. Coach dn, superior Japan Varnish, Rl.iok dn; jutt 1 received t the drug store of 7 D. CRAIGHEAD. j oLivs: t)Ui 1 BOTTLFSOIive Oil, of superior tpnlify whbh m.ikesan t'Hi exrelleiitsalatl. justreceived frouiTihe imi-ortcr. and t'orsale bj ihe'dbcnhcr. CI1ARLLS MAY LKtP.dit falntrlhttt. j MEDICAL. S. D. Tl'MLIWSOSJ, 1. M. TOMLIWS0H T OiH E I A S O IV 1 1 U O T 1 1 E 1 1 S WHOLESALE AU RETAIL UEALKBI I Si i) I ii k f a n I I i c i n v s Paten (Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Cosmetic, Painlsind Oils, MedicalGlissyvare, Perfumery, Dye Woods, Window Glass, Liquors, etc WASHIIktiTON TSrtT.OIJIECTLT OfrOflTE THE WAtHISJGTON HAM INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Presrriptionsaccurstely romKiiinded. Shopopen at allhoar. 21 Iavid Craipliead x sjj t OCLD resperifully inform his obi customers and the public 7 generally, tfir.t fie Ins just returned from the Eastern cities, w heie he has selected w ith great care, and purchased an extensive assortment of Frr.-h Dru-rs, .Wedicimi, Surgical Inftmner.Lt ,.lrd,ful filftt.irarf, I'uint., Oiig, Farnt-kct. S-tirUt nf Turpentine It kite Lead, ffiWistr Gluti. Dye li'ood. Dye Stuffs, Pure ll'inen and Liquor ß,Bruj-ktf, Soap, Co'tmetie, Perfumery, Suprritnr Spaniak Cigurt.and Street Car endisk 7 ohiteco. together with almost every ither article in liisline. Having purchased hi slot k principally for Cash, lie is en' led and determined to sell at very reduced prices for cash, oi lor such article of trade as he can use. Phy sician, Country Merchants, Pedlers, Painters, Fullers, Hatters, and Invalids are res, ect fully invited to call and examine hi stock add prices. Paiiicularattei lion will be paid to comt-ounding medicines, and the store open at all hours, either by day oi night. A coniiniK.iicecf the piroiia.e heretofore extended to hin is re pectfullv invited. sXaÖSN SAItSAPAUIELtt, (r the lleitioial and Permanent Cure of all IIiscihcs :iriiit fioni an im pure Male of ihe Illood, or Ilahit of ttte System. f VXhe opt i at ion of ttii preparation is thiee-fi.ld. It act as toti fl. ic, strengthening the tligemite reiwer and rcioi inj ihe appe tite, h mi aperient, peculiarly 'iiiliil and ceoile m iit lasiir ef ft c-r, and a mii aon-cpiic, purifying the tin id. t.f the body, and neiiti all ing; in the blood ihe acme principle of d.M a-e. Ihe many wall auil.enticaied curt of Scrofula of the most rnsliinsnt iharar't r roni;lit by Sand' S-tcapanlU, have rcivrii it a ide and dt m i y t d it h bnlv. But it is not alone in Scrofula nor in the tlmi td di-e ne. in which it biloiiirs, thai tbi ort oa rat ion has Ik- ii fi.tii.tl bun fieial. It is a spt-ef.c in many diseases of the skin, and nay be fdmiiii:ered with fatorable ie-u!tinall it lo exercises a controlling influence in bilious rtniplaiut; and hen the y lern bK Im ii debilitaled either by lite ue of jm t i lul mineral ntra- iciiK s or otlu r can-is it will be found an excellent ie-toitie. 'I he following; intt ieiiug can- i picsci.bd, and the reader invit ed to iIj tartlul perusal. New York, April 22, 1845. Mt-sr A.B. fi D Sands: Geiititii.t-ii Ftcliiig; it a duty due to you and to the community at Utre, I send you tin certificate cf ihe all-healing virtues t.f ywur Sacapacilla, that others hu are now suflV-i iiiu may have their contiJti.ee established and use y out inetlieitlc- ui.hout tit lay. I was troubled ith a revere nicer on my ancle, w hich extended half way up lo the kir e, discharging very ofieiisie matter, itch in-;, lo. i niii, and d pi n u.g me often of my test at night, and very painful to War. ua it comineiid-.'d to use your Saraparilta by Mr. jame Mc C'.nm ll, who had bit u cured by it, and after using; fie bottles I w ci.inpiett ly eiiletl. I h:.n il l.t)t d sending you this certificate for one year iure the cure w a tfl tied in oi dt r 10 act rtain with certainty wh.ihtrti Mult a pennaiieiit cure, and n now ies me the freute! pUauce t ntld H at I have lit ilht r seen nor tell the slighteti re-apj-t atanee t.f it, and that I s.ni t ntiitly well. Yours vt ty truly, SABA MelN'l YltE- 243 Delancy .treet. New York. The follow injj statement i from a r niltinan n ho is one of ihe fiisi Urugi' in ihe city 1. 1 Pi i.lt nee, and lnnn hi eiiensite know lede tX medicines of t yt ry kind, and hi experience of the t tlV c;s ol Sk n.ls' Sai api ilia, his t piiuou is one cf peculiar alue to ihe al.tiod. Sa id-' bar-apirilla. I peak expei imeutaPy ht n I yy that tliis nit dicine i far more t fit tlual in the curt-of chronic or at ute ibeiiiiisii-ni than any other pit paral.ou I have eer tented. 7av inj t i.tl.in d e x'rcitie si. tit tin,; al nturi w ilbiu the last rie years IVoiii cepi a ted aitac-k t.f ii.fljmmatoy or acute It heiimat ini, 1 bae receinly nsttl Saut!' tiaisapii ilia will th happicM si'CCess my btalih i' no better than it has Inen f..r n any moiithi past, my ap K tif is irM:d,and my strt nth i rapidiy retiiridng. I attribute this lit aUlitiil tt.üiigt- t iitneiy io the u-e of this M.it 't medicine. Ft 1 1 ui a deep sympathy 11I1 those wh are afllicttd wifh this I most tormenting; and painful compLint, I cannot itfrain In.m ear j nestly rt ciunnit iidini' lo iicti the use of thi valuable sjk-c iric fir. I inij the iiiu-l t ntire e o.fidt nee in the n.etlit nie and skill ot Ix.C'or I Sard-, I uu indiicetl thereby lo try ihe t UVctof their Sarsapanl I la, and I take pltasiue in adiling; my te-limony to that of imiiy others ciiiiiu.t iitlitoi y oi its nital'jble propt rtn s, inkoow n tit and ui.soliciud by the Mvssis. Sands. C VREES DYEH, Jr. Diuggist and Apothecary, 40 and 12 WtStmiinter street, Providence. It. 1. February 15, 1843. For Purifier particulars and conrliKive ex idt nee of its superior value and t fiLacy, see pjmplilcts, which may be obtained of Agents er.in. rlPi-t pan d and sold, wholesale and retail, bv A. B. oi I). SANDS, j Vholt-sale 1. iiSTit TV Fulton stlttt. New Ytirk. Sold aU,i by D. t it AK.KAD and T. N. MEEKEIt, Indiana- poli, and by Droi't e.t i.erall ihroiighoot the Coiled Stale. j Price fe.1 js i hotib-. si botb f ir ÖO" I he public are icjpi c.f ..II v requt sti d lo n member that it is I San. UN Sar-apanlla that ha and is t-oiistaui ly achieving such re markable ci.it of the most ditliculi class of tli-ae to which the human fiame is subj.ct Iht r fi c ak for and' Sartapaulla, and tJhe no t.lht r. 25-v .ir.w EAVII. fSHOSF. who are aetpiainted w ii h ihe t haructer of Jew David's Ü orlbbrtw PIj-o r nd Ptrian Pill will doubt It ss be flad to b arn tbr.t aiiother large shipim nt ha jutlecn net ited by the travelling agents who are now prepared tt f'iri.i-h bcl ag ut. with li-esli supplus imn.t tliatt ly. 'I he immense q'lantitie of ibte arti cle sold, ace proof sufücicut of tbt ir.iip rn.r medical virtues. Yet should there beau inert t'.uloiis son t.r daughtt r t.f afllici ion ho is sntf. rin molt r all the horror of I.atn'nn k, JllirunmtitiH, Srmtrd I'mut.nr ll't 11 k nrtr, I'nhi in tlie iilr or birrtt, Swtllihgt, Tumort, King's l.nt, a C. (all of which tint plat r reldoiu fail to ture,) or w ith isia, Livtr Jjf't tiiuii, l cvei Chi I Pu rr, 1 1 ret atid Jur, Scrap' of 11 J of 1 he lise- that oiiiiiaie in impurity ot ihe blood Mid eircuta'il.t- fluid, (for the a-tot.l'-bing cnie .f which iht se I'iIU ha e In conic so popuLr,) for the he in lit of such we w ill subjoin a few tklrart t.f but r s'.owiiij ihe 11 it. at ton ill w boh ihcu' Int dicilies ace held, w lit ie know 11 Indianapolis. April 4th, I?15. Mesr. D. Darter Co. C.ent. Yoi will pl.ae. nd us 12 do.. Hebrew l'la't r mnl fi t... bot I Visum Pill, mimt dilely. Ihe tleiiinnd coiitim.. cctal ami we -hall d.-ublle-ss sell a large tj'iniii) tin 1 aoii. V. tiis rtsjit ftfiiltv, JOHN J. OWSLEY, DrucTi. Newtown, la A.i;i t th, 1MI. Msr. D. Haittr Co.- (mum 1 would say thai the llibtew Plastt 1 ami 1't 1 stau Ptlit continue m go ott li i.e. and a e art- mar l mil of pilL, von had lu tier semi stone by tt tai-e driver. I tb.nl.i 110 1 1 fiat 1 In 11,. il hi io- ii In- much wantt I tin s s.eii a every Ix J y i cabins l.-r it. Youi truly, JfHIN MIC K, Jr. Craw firdt iile, la., Jan i7, 145. Mi 1. D. Harter and Co Ot m. I have sold out l.t aily all the lart-e snppl) i f ihe ju-l ly e. b I ratt d 'll l.ii w I'laait r" si.d "Per fian Pill." ynii fin ni. In tl ibnc wi k inei ami if would hv well tn kesp nn.- wt ll -npplitd, a 1 lintl call, for I be lot dm in s iiicicvsii.f elail y. 1 would lit re täte, tl at 1 have nn articlt in my drug; .tore that give iHiter satiUciioii ib ao the ''lit bit w Plaidt r' and Peiian Pill." NOAH S. THOMPSON. Wa-bingtoii, I., Aug;. 3d, 1844. Mc-sr. I). Marter and Co. C.t nts. At ihe rttp.et-t of many, who ate anxiously ttwaiiiug; ihe arrival of a 11 w s.ipply t.f your t le brat d "lit biew Plastt 1" and M'ir-iau Pills' we w 1 iie jou t,t- tr. enml lime suving; tl.ut we are out. We have fretjut nt call for both Plaster and Pill, which render n ncial aiisfaclioii. Phase tnd II ailollit f lot immediately and obi ice Your respectfull'v, ti A I.I.AC. II Kit ir AVAI.TKItS. Blooml'.t Id Kdtrar ro. Ill May 14, 1844. McM-. D. Harfei and Co -Mi have sold all lite ti It hratt d Je. hit v Plat r and Pi riall Pill b fi w ith 1.. a fe tlr.yt ng; ill you pit at-st ml 11 4 or 5 h7.. more iiiion d.ati I). Hoikc fully, o. er D. BAILEY. (mi1 port, Julv 8, IH44. Mer. D. arti r snd Co Gent. hsve m.1.1 all it- ,)rt-w PIj.ii r It ft w 1 Ii ti and a iht it- 1 r;it at rail for it we woh jou to send ut ai eat 2 or 3 do more and also 1 do 1 f ihe Persian pills Yonirt-Hiifully, I'SSKY 4-;OrS.' P.loi.i.fit Id. Kdcar Co III., Mav 27. 1844. M' "r. I. 7arter ai.d 1. in. he 1'itla and Piaster y.t M in ii, t une to band 111 p,ood onh r. M e have an lurniMd di mamj for tin in and il promises to supt ict de all oilier kind of m nirim a in this vicinity. o 4- I). HAII.KY. Mar.t. 10b, 11', U., hepl. 3, Ib4l. Messrs.!) fnttr 4- Cn.-Sii-.-iour bnw Plasttr jou ft with me to -ell it all s.o.l om seine inn- n,,vr. 'I he I'ei.ian Pill, af II 11 il Inn 11 It w bot. lli.th I'la-it r and Pill five t;tneral atiluc:ni!i. I bt ie et ms in In- an inert asiitir tltmaud l..r l.ii. r. jiicbs. Y.0.1 vt ay respt ctfiiliy, J A M ES Mc IN I OS. W'i!'impoi t. In., Sept. 27, IS44. I D. alt 1 and Co Dear Sirs I have sold all ihe Persian 1'ilU j that you b ft heie, and should be glad lo t some mure. They have i uct'oiiipli-htd miraca l.t 11. and are in gnat tlcni.tiid. I lie Puis j are call, tl for mi ral limes every day. II oii cauiiot come this way j .00 11 pit se nd some bv iingc, Yott rs, e lc. l.BENKZEU KING. Since the above h ttt r wa 1 1 et i vt-.l, w e luve Uen inf.n mt d I y the w rut r, that the t ase a i hob tl lo 111 ihe above. wa that of a young man living i.tar W who f..r stvi ral iiioiitb- had been coi.nntd 111 a tin kt 11 d loom, fn in an acte Jtl ca-e of ii t; jri.niaiioii in the eves it ndi ring him t-n:iy bii tt. After spplju.j- ivtry rtmi tty w ith. 11 Iii n mi-Ii, w Ilhorn netivnii any Im nt fit, he roinm l.ced uo nig tlo- "Pi isiau I ii!,'' am! had o-td ll.eni ton a hon time when ail lollatiiiiiaiioii It ft bim, und hi health be caioe pc 1 mai.ci.tly ry. instait d. Meiebant and others ran Im- nppln 1 ai t be n-oial rate of I) i. eoutii t.y j.j. uv M.r. and I) Ax 1 1 C It A 1UEA D, Iniltananol,. 1 i." (i.e. i.ti.t.t I...... M..1....1 t t-.. .1 n i v ii 1 'am I lie XV una ni M,t r, And' ism. town Grtt n. Blow i.shureli Jacob 1 t.rL.. Ciiinbt ilaud McKay MiKat 11, Hi ntt port V. J. t,"nglt s B'd'vidc Jesse .nkttt, I'l imfo Id J.diu I lei riotf. Franklin. IJ-S-n cV)risTiTö1irT 'tpilE NEY 3IF.DICINE THAT WILL CCRE CONSUMP O 'I ION, Liver Complaint, Palpitation, Bronchitis ami Cough. iDR. TAILOR'S IIALSA.M OF l.ll'F.RIf ORT, men 375 Bow! ekt. It islheonlv medicine recommended by I'hv siriai.s. We have Iheccrtifica eof Ihe rehbiated Dr. A.B. How la o, from the V. S .Mi nary Post, We-l Point, w ho was himself cuied by it, when bev'vas expected to die. Di. Davidscn foiit.d il Hie only medicine I hat he 1 could ue in Ins f unily w it i .my success. We have had pain nts Iroui j Doctt rs lloiTumti, Harris. Washn gion, nrd oil ers. We have certifi cates Horn every pail or tlie country. I n one large low n two tf the principal p'iy su i. ins hre 11111: it constantly in thur practice A Rev. tenth man ot much cclehr.'y 111 our city, w ho h chronic Bronchitis, and has tried in vain the t physicians of New Yotk, Philadelphia, London, Pari. and Italy is tio v uinler our care, using Ds. Tailob's Balsam ok Liv i.rwobt, ami already he has used half a ltt'e. he d.wsi not cimiIi Ii If as 1, on h in a vv eek as be has done before 111 a day, ae.t l.e lells us he is how ;-ettiiig weil. We are sure of curing the aUiv dit ast s, if you wiltot ty c i' on 11s, take our advice, and try this onty Certain medicine. I n not Is- dec ived by I hose articles pot up and ad vertised on the rep'ii .ii..iii.i tin, which hi s U-en fairly tesie; in a' 11 l,n(l Ii ases inlbe lis;velve years; tike nothing else instead, nnd buy only t Bowery, or of Dr. Leeds, 177 Water street. Pet are. ful to avoid con nler feii and see the steel plate engraving on each Lot t!e,siTied 'Gurdoii J. I.ccdt." Cosi mpti-'! a No RviMNC or HLooo, ccs r o. I hereby c rtify that last August I waattacked witha violent and pro fuse hemorrage from the lung, ami severe couth. I Insight a f-ntPe of Ir. "Pay tor's Eal saitiof Liverwoit, from -'i7ö Ibvmy, which, ninler the l lessinf pf Providence, give me immediate relief. Its effects i 11 my rase have been such that I er.nnot pru ist-i I loo hichtv. t H ARLES L. SMITH, LV1 Tiilarv H., Prnnklvn rorsalehy DAVID CRAIGHEAD. Agent h r Imlianapti. J 31 e s iv i ä 1 :s !o(itiMes Suljt'i ite (Ininine I liirrtlG'im Cnn.n.inr bt r. 2t 3. ..1 do do Sulphate 3os.lii 1 Acetate Morphia Piper ine I.l.l.l.e lly.lii xtate Poia tin Cieatn Tartar do .Sup. Ca ib. h'o da do India Senna do Alexandr a Senna rh Fto.vers Siilolnir Just received and for sate d. c:;.ir.iiEAD. isl::s! HUM PI I REV'S piles!! piles:: Vci t l.te t ii ntn ert foi the Piles, for si- TO.MLINSU.N BIlOTIlEi; in rilEMI AIIKSVAI. y v rr il I ulliH1' I