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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-28
Stray.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DANCE County.
In Equiiy-sepiember Term, 1871


Barter Darts and ioifs Petition.
TIT appearing Ia the satisfaction OF the Court
that David Strain. George Tate aud Nancy
hls wife, James freeland and Jane his vile,
James Strain, Nillism Strain. Jane T.. Nelson,
william p. acison, Calharinc Nelson aud Ma.
~ Nelson. clildrcn Of Mary Nelson, who in-
termarled With David Nelson, are not inha.
bitants OF this state; II is therefore ordered
that pubIraiioE be made in the iiiisborouyil
Recorder, Tor si1 weeks succc ssiycly, thai they
appear AT the nrxl term Of this Court, 10 be
held for the county Of Orange, at the conlt
house ~ ilIilsbofougb, on tfe second Monday
10 March next, and plead, answer Of d.mar,
Or the bill viii be taken pio tontcsso against
them. and set down fnr hearing ex pate.
JAMES WEBB. Z. & III.
Price adv 81 20 % :
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STATE o. EGRTH CAROLINA.
= 9ssse, COsmly.

STATE u H-CAKULlNA.
9sssV' County.
Cvur, ol Pless end Quarter Sessions,
t. Novsehrr Term, 1871.
Thomas Chs;siiss + .hsriAal ...
bic wife, All o!!er,, Petition
Henry ssrcvs and Mica partition cf land.
a has wife. cnd oihrs.
EliIE foregoing psiitian was filed in my Of
- fee the'I5ik Jay 81 October, iS4i, when
came The piAiasiG. 1homas Carislisn, and
made AFFIDAVIT IL due loIr u lxE, iast The de-
fcndaa,s. Horny Msrcum snd Mica his wife,
aud Iley Yiekers AMI Csiharine be e. are
not inhabitants of this Stale PubIieation is
iheFeigrs made according TO lsS, in the Hilis-
borough Recorder f9r sig veeks successfully,
Tor the said dffrntsn,s 10 appear at the mex,
term Of this Court, TO be held f,,r the county
Of 0rsasc, sE tsa court house in HilIsboronph,
on the fourth Monday in November next, and
plead, answer or demur 10 the said petition or
thc same viii be taken pro coniesso, aud heard
ex pario as 10 them.
Attest.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk. "
z Price adv. SIS 90. 95-6w
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Look at this!

ALL those indebted 10 tie Subscriber, either
a. for letter or HcNsparer Postage. are ear.
Beslly requested Ia call and settle their tesp'c
Tive dues laaEpiATGLY, ~ ! AN pressed cor
money to pay my dues To the Post Office DE,
partmeni.
THOS. CLANCY, p.n.
October -. 81
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STATE OF N0RTH-CaRoLINA.
C6nge fonty.
Court of Pleas and Quarlpr Sessions,
august Term. 1871.

Gabrid b. Ltav .haiLaaiti D Stewart
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
- that the defendant il this case has I, II
the eonniiy; u is Therefore ordered that pub.
lication be made in tho iIlsbofough Recor.
der for six weeks successfully, notifying the
said defendant that tie plaintiff has levied
on his interest 10 Tie lagds Of Charles St,w.
art, deceased, adjoining the lands Of Allen
Compton and others aud lhai application will
be made at tho next term Of this Court Cor an
order Of sale.
JOHN TAYLOR, Liek.
Pace adv 81 90 9g-Gw
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EquitY sales.

RY sis,ss = ; decree q ar Caart e Eg-iaY
- ne caanly u Onnge. usadr Il sepieas-
Eef lem. - -. - abe pslilssn = lasars Meth.
agent. - Wm- l. Dalhsms heirs. shall ofIsF
or saie - she s0sh Day "a uciobcg nrxl. beisrs
The esa.l hoasc dor u :iillsb0SauEh. lie
Tract Of Land
where shs uidoA Durham sow iises. md share
the tate Nm. 4. Dnfhsm lived and died.
Tse.xe mas.ihs credit viii be siFen, he psf-
chaser swing baad aud security.
JAMES WEBB. e. & H.
sspias.hss =. sa-
III siFtne 81 decree VI the Court 81 Equiiy
for the enanty Il Orargc. made - srFiem.
Der lefm. 1891, on The psliIion Vt llool hiaes
and Others, shall lrf Cor sale On the 50sh dsg
n Nossnlher neKt. bsfsTe the cont hesase u
Hillsbaroush
The Lands
uherean thr isie Joha lIoof hiaes lived ard d.
cd. an The waIers % Ffsnees' Greek. Twrlve
mon,hs eie.iii siii be sisen; che purchaser sis.
JAMES WEBB. c.SM
September - "a ~
-SGG
ny virtue Of a decree 81 the Cont q Eqniis
Ter The county Of OFaage. made 81 sspssm
Der term, IsAI. aa the peii'ian of cbesley r.
Georges heirs I shall nAsrio sale On the 30lh
day Of October next, a Pats Stare, The
Tract OF Land
knawn Is the home place Of ihe late Chesley
r isesrxe Twelve months credit wili Be civ
&c; the purchaser -iying hand aad security.
s..,.m. JAMES WEBB. C. &. ~.
ssP'e'"s>' %
IlY virtue Of derFse al The c.-.---.- So,
FOR the eaanty ol Orange, made az Sepfesa
bsr term, 1871, on the petilioa Of Redlng
Geerge and others shall oiI-r for Fale ~ The
s0lh day &c October next. a. Pratt Store. the
following Tracts 0lLaRds
One Tract az SCI Acres in Wake c"un
y, bslangiae 10 The heirs of Polly Leigh. 80.
loiaing the land az samuel f;reca and nihers
One other Tract Of So Acns. adjpin-
ing the shave. belonging 20 The hsirs u The late
Thnmss P. George.
One other Tract Of 30 Acres, lying in
Orange county. adj dining the lands Of Ezekiel
George and Others. -
Twelve mosihsrredi, vii he given; the par
ehasef giving hnEi and security.
JAMES WEBB, e. & H.
Se6aennber 70. 92--iw
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The Salem Gszeie says that eighteen
millions Of dollars have now been invested
in railroads within The limits Of Massachu-
sells. al of which. when flushed. will
have paid .. least six per cent. beyond Ill
expenses, repairs. dc.
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Mattresses,

EGTrilER Double or Single, na[C 10
order-an srs;rle Of great ccnI,'l'
either IN summer or winter. OTdtrs hh
at the "ilice Of the Iiillsborrugh Rcr'I'
der will be duly altrudcd TO.
J"ly "a. st.
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do. slippers.
Boys Shoes--vsrious qualities.
do. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies' philaielphia black KID Slippers.
do. do. cnloted d.
DO Morocco Slippers-,hick & lliin
suled.
10. Seal.skln Shnss and slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes and Shociees.
Misses Phlladelph,a Morocco Slips
Thick and thin snldd.
DO. colotrd slippers--rsrious pat
terms and qualities.
DO. Morocco and Leather Shoelees.
Do. Low Shoes.
Children's Shoes, Of almost every size
and quality.
IL addition 20 the above. he las rcceiy.
ed lra,n the North his materials &c manniac.
iuri,g; and. having first rate wnrkmen IN his
employ, j. prepared ~ execute al orders IN
hIs line with neainess aud despatch.
The subscriber would repeatedly return hi
ihanks 10 the pnbliu ~ the very iiboia l pat
ronsgc he has received al their hands; nnj
promises that ~ pains viii be spatcd IN the
failure 10 give satislattina.t
WM. II. BROWN.
April 90 10
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g00ESa gELNS0 SO.
Cor the Spring and Summer

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
- y, lnends and the public generally, that
~ 49, II. 1fsgd the largest assortment of
Leforc brought 81 this HsAifss' perhaps, ever
have been entirely selected by the suhS,s."sy
with al eye 10 Their neatness and durability,
he thinks he can give sstisiariian 70 al who
may palron,ze him. The articles have been
pafrhased on very reasonable teIms and will
be sold cheap. lie invites his i'ienss 10 call
anj examine his assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. The falioS ins are comprised ~
his ASSORTMENT. suitable Tor the Spring aud
Summer:
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VERY CHEAP!!
WIPE are now receiving from New York and
- Philadelphia, handsome assortment OF
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
which have been bought cheap, aud will be
sol cheap,
This purchase was not made BY order, but
by me oT the subscribers; we therefore ihink
we are able TO shoa a stock that must please
our friends and customers wishing 10 treat
themselves 10 Summer supply.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES,
Superior wooLdyed Black CLOTHS,
DO. do. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
'' T.. a sa%' D.,,, SUMNER CLOTHS.
DO. Ermincts,
Fsncy Cassimetes, Salinets.
Cadet James. Kentucky James,
Silk III s, Mr.. Cashmere vEsTlNGs.
Printed Lawn, Jackone, and French Mus.
In.
Ghaleys, plain aud striped Bingham.
Figured, striped aud plain I.igh. Silks,
Black and hlue-black Bombazines,
French, English aud Amcrlran Prints.
PLAIN and Chequeted Muslin.
Long Lawn. Hem sh,ch and Linen Cam.
bro Handkerchitfs.
Damask aud Bird eye Diaper.
Irish aud Brown Linens.
Brown llnlland. and Linen Drillings.
Georgia Maxim, Cadet Cassimetes.
Worked Collars, ELgings and lusertinps.
Florenre sn,l Straw Braid Bnnneis.
iioo'ls, Flowers, Bunati Ribbons, &c,
ALSO,
Beaver Fur, Brush, l.eshorn and Palm
leaf HATS. 80
Genslemen's Shoes, Boots, Pumps and
slippers.
LsdIes' Black aud Colouted Slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Glass, Queensware, Crockery. aud S,cne
Ware.
Hardware and Culilery. s--..a
Chocolate, Mace, Cln,es.
Mnlasses. LOAF and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Teas.
Powder. Shot, Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints. &c. Sc.
PARKER & NELSON.
April rs "a
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III lNk,H e., " IL L.. Or,
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
Oan &c 0unty.
Court of Pless and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1871.

Mary Jane .a'so5r0ok 4 Original attachment,
BY SC. levied on land, and D.
'. 5. Smith summoned as
Thomas J. Faidis garnishcc.
N this case, il appearing o. the satisfaction
81 the eoutt. that The defendant Thomas !.
faddis is moi an inhabi,ant &c this slate; Il is
ordered that publication be made in the Hills.
baronyh Recorder. for six weeks Ia sacccssion,
far said Faddis 10 appear al the next term Of
this Court, 10 be hold at the courthouse in
Ilillsborough, ~ The 9TH Nlonday IL Nnvem.
Der next, and plead e. said snil, d Judgment
viii BE- entered hs default against hIm.
JOHN TAYLOR Itk.
PIice adv. q 80. 80 CIV
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STATE'oF NoRTH-CARoLlNA,
w.. ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Augus' Term, 1871.
Martha Lynn,

and others. y
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
~ that thu defendants, Henry Marrum aud
wife Mica, aud Riley iickefs aud wife Gait.
ariuc. are not inhahnanis Of this STATE: q Is
therefore ordered, that publication be made IL
the llllsborough Recorder, Tor sir week. sue.
cessiveiy, Tor the said defendants 10 nppesr q,
the next term Of this roari, 10 be- held Tor tue
county Of Orange, at the court house in Hills.
borough, on The Alb Monday oI November ut1l,
aud plead. answer az demng 10 ,he said rell.
ton, Or the same will Ec taken pro tOaGstO,
aud heard "a paiie as 10 them.
Auest,
JOHN TAYLOR. C. &C.
Price al adv 81 SO. 9s-6w
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Berkshire Pigs.

THE subscribers have on and a lev pair o
The haIt.blond Berkshire PIgs, 81 superio
quality, which viii be ready ltr delivery abon
tile lei 81 November next, Of $40 pair, OF
. single PIC. -
MICKLE & NORWOOD.
October 6 % :
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Chairs! Chairs.

fnflE Subscribers have aa hand nae dozen
- &c RUSlI 80 fTOM MAPLE CHAIRS.
which they viii sell cheap Cor Cash, or on q
short credit. Call aud see.
PARKER & NELSON.
SepSVs-A-. a.
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STATE OF NoRrH.CARoLINA,

STATE or NoRTH.CARoLINA,
orange County.
Csur, Of Pleas AID Quarter Sessions,
Auspss Term. 1871.
Jsdsdiah SmiiA. err Of Pstsrl .
Clark, 5se'd. p.,.,; IN
Clark. dfe'd.
appearing 4, mo satisfaction Of the Court,
thai Joka Clark. Sally Woalhelby aud Anne
Atkinsnn, aefeatsats in shis case, are not IN
hsbi,ants 81 tk:s state; II is ordered. thsi ad.
yertisemsn, BE mads in the hillsborouah Re.
corlsf, CIR Gig weeks successfully, that unless
the sad deless4nts sppesr before said Court,
at tho eenr b. sse in Hillsboroueh, on the
70 nth Monday - Nsrcnber next, aud snswer
OF deun, TO sad petition. the petition will be
heard Il pasts as % them and Judgment pro
coLfessI rendered seeertingly.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 50. 95-6w
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DIR. BRANDRETxI's ofsee I'm vIrvIn,.
Io5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near tie Old Market.

Where theP can be obIsint Al 2sCenis p,r
box. with full diieciinns.
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BLaNxs ior sac al itis o@ce
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where iks uidon Darham sow iises. and share
the late Nm. L. Dnfhsm lived and died.
Tse.xe mas.lhs credit viii be siFen; he Paf-
chaser swing band aud security.
JAMES WEBB. e. & IN.
Septazahes =. Sd
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FRY sisfss = ; decree 81 tli- Cant e EqsiaY
81 ne easnly u OnHgs. I..ade Il serieas-
Der Tern. Is a. a. abe Pslilisn = lasars AshA.
agent, - Nm- T. DaIhsms hrirs. shall oiles
G0r sale - che S0Gh day ~ tciobeg neat. keisFe
lhe eoa.a hnmsc dor "A .iiilsi,0rnnRh. lie
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III sirsne 81 decree VI The Court Of Eqaii.
for The eaaniy Il Orange. made = srFlem
Der Terra. 1874, On The Psliiion Vt lleel hiaei
and Others, shall frf ior sale On The 50sh d!
n NoTsnahrr next, belsTe the e0Bn heaase i
HillsbaFough
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The Lands

wherein thr late gohn iloof hiaes lived and d.
cd. an the waters % Ffsnees' Greek. Tw~ive
months eieslii uili be siFen; che purchaser CIV.
ing b5nd and seeafiiy.
JAMES WEBB. G. & H.
sertember - ga ~
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Tract OF Land

knawn Is the home place 81 ihe late Chesley
p George Twelve mon,is credit u,ll Be civ
&c. the purchaser siyinq hand aud security.
&c.. JAMES WEBB. c. & ~.
sf'e's~ %
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sEE0aaf's Vegetable LfEe
.MR6IfeimnR

THESE medieiaes are 10
6esied i0rlhsiT y 80 70 lhsn
manilesi ahd srfksA.e - uua
a. purifying he spsinEs sad
channels u liies ass endhiae
them MiIh Fenenen igne anG
rigsr. IN mans handttd Ger
Iilcd cases 9l.ieh base bees
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ny virtue of decree Of she couit q Equity
Ter The county Of OFaagr. made II Sspism
Der term, IsAl. na the peii'iaa of cbesiey r.
Georges heirs shall nAsrior sale On the 30lll
L., .sr Nnsohar ..awt ~ pratt n stare alaa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
WAR OF THE GOVERNMENT UPON A
STATE bANk.

Prescription Of ne notes # ne only bans IN me
Jnited Safes ntai has D,dtat4,ned specie payments
during The tast fee years.
We hasten 10 "a before readers the follow
ing paragraph from the Ozark Eagle, printed al
Springfield, G.een county, Missouri
we requested, by MAJOR Campbell, receiver
OF public moneys at THIS place, TO say that he has
received Instructions not to receive notes OF the
branches CT the bank o. Missouri in payment for
lands.
The notes Of chr State bank are, by lac, receiv-
able IN The Land Offices in payment Tor the Public
Lands. But 10 annoy such OF the 'sqaatters,' the
land pirates, and land robbers, mag have pro
vided themselves with the notes OF the state bank,
this Log Cabin Administration has instructed Mi
Campbell, the receiver at one OF lie most import
ami points IN the United States, not to receive
notes OF The branches OF the bank OF the State oil
Missouri IN payment for lands =
THIS move fleets two oblecls--isi. It discred-
Us the notes, and Cd. II annoys that portion OF the
people which most cordially despise the Bella Bad
gers that have crdvied INTO power. BY lnIuring
State institutions they pave tie way for the &C ion
OF National ones, and 10y veXing the settlers they
oblaln her revenge !or their hostility. 60 ahead,
Nr. Tyler and company. Your fate Is sealed
strut yorr Jricf hour uPon The stage.-.uo. .irgus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
70 PHYSfCLl.,S AND PATIENTS.

TEvIIE HIND FiI.L~, -ail - D. .nCul0e Is 'ElIH7l
D applications. Solomon Hays Warrants tse contrary.
lis Liamen VIII cure Ban PHI. ls.l- s'tbhon,
ian Incomes IL soIcti> All -farfan y.i,.ars
upon LlriF patitus. IlWt do rni nafn, Hu o. know"
a every ih, sician, who has hai he hOls's MAKE ue
ina, has candy niifel ihsi 5s succeeded ga sttIg
case thcy have known. ihri nh} usr ~ Il is fr D.,
oic % "'r 81 ''eii respectable trs frrfs>co
My use % use AZ Because SOLD rfnins'afy
medicine l. ,hi- sufficient ~ su, tug
raer's to ineer ~ di.isss.l " inA rot Pm .ician-
shall be convinced hat c.r 80 un,hie quackry ab1n'
his arslc. Nh arn got aiss.ai. human suarlirc. l.
they won't ray beoir le them itf an pilrr ~. iilni,
iah Physicians ae repeatedly rqu~s'ei H. Go themselves
ttd parents ihf t aiiire l. shsl b. takc,
hom To- t.,es al lone up ier prescription # 'hej de-
sire. SOLOMON HAYS.
FoE HHrlNAT4sN It's Lnircal j. unrlna.e $3.50. take
uu al swell ues AL aamn,t.oss wh astonishing facility.
healing fresh OILS wounds from the b4tsl with ~
uiiy hI'hrfio unknown. Ii-ie quacneiy about tbs
ar;I-i~. VIVA, q sail 81 d aic p7-irye facts
SOLOMON HAYS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
M,sEn ABLE. Lov-LIvED R,scALITy.

=. Solitude" Ewisg. who holds the Office
If Secretary # the Treasury Of the u. & although
by hs confession Isnorrut Of its duties. and
VIII Oh he obtained through a winding process has
lately cut up high shine in Washington. and has
been promptly rebuked by the acting Preside mt,
JoHN TYLER. The facts these: rs soon as
Mr. Whtcomb removed from the office of Land
gomms- oncr. and Mr. Huntington had taken ms
place. Ewing lmme dIatcy discharges no less than
,haften of the old t!erks--men who were coInpe-
tent. and who had no charges of any kind alleged
agains, them 20 Gil the vacancies with his own
tools. Nothing alleged against them but their
democracy. President Tyler Immediately REIN
stated greater portion of them aud piilful Ewing
cleared for Baltimore. Had he the spirit of louise
which we do not believe he has. he would cons der
THIS equivalent to KICK But the miserable
hack evidently ''cares for his soup than his
dignity" We would give more particulars this
subject did our limits permit The effects OF this
movement viii be. 10 raise President Tyler in pub
lie estimation while it will be a death stroke 20
the poor. miserable. lazy. mean, rascaiy set of Of
ice bcggars hanging t. the heels Of Mr. Huntington
and the powers that be. Ne hope zee are under
stood
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM rNoLAap.

The Caledonia arrived at Bo.ton at one O'Clock
or Saturday afternoon having made the passage
from Liverpool III Is days, which port she lett on
Sunday July lth.
She brought a passengers, Of whom - were
landed at Halifax.
The Great western had not arrived at Bristol on
the 3d--ll days out.
The English crops are represented as exhibiting
4 fine appearance.
The Queen in person prorogued the session Of
Parliament the I'D Of June.
The overland mai from India reached London
July LIST. 1t contains 10 iater date from China
Preparations were making IN India to send q rem
forcement 10 China.
The Parliamentary electors occupied the chief
attention IN Engla and. More than half the members
were already returned The Morning Chronicle
riyes a list of rs Reormers and los Torres, and
acknowledges a loss OF 81 members to the Liberal
Party and claims gain OF 81, making net loss OF
SIX TO the Liberal party.
Some of the results on both sides were quite I'M
expected. In the city of London, there were eight
candidate, and the result uncertain the last.
On June 80, the official declaration was made IN
favor of the conservative and the
Liberal ticket. The successful candidates were
Lord John Russell and SIR Matthew Wood, Liberals
who had 622l, and 63lJ votes respectively, and j
Mastcrman and c. kyall, conservatives, who had
$3.50, and $500. Lord John Russell stood loves,
OF the successful Candidates, and Mr.. Atwood. a
conservative, came withn votes Of him. and 1t was
said the election would be contested. and that illegal
votes enough would be proved to give the seat &c
Mr. Atwood.
There are many cases of close elections. II
Westminster, General Evans, Liberal Candidate
lost his election by % votes.
Lord Pamerston has been rejected for Liverpool
by q majority of l36l-where the Conservative
ticket prevailed By a large majority.
Several riots had occurred at tie elections, an.
some lives were lost. In Liverpool > persons wen
killed, one Of v HON was woman.
wurw 4 lady 10 be ALWAYS living. because sh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

INDIANA Bo~Ds.-ihe Indiana Journal seems
highly pleased because eur state Bonds are hawked
about IN the market at little over - cents the
dollar. Reader, If your neIgh5ors would only give
- dollars for your Of 100. bearing interest,
what would your conclusion be That they con-
sldered you dishonest or bankrupt certainly. We
Will crow when our =. credit IL redeemed, and our
bonds bear the value the market which they are
entitled TO. and which they have lost through wing
rDismanagement.
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STOVES.
SELLfNG OFF ar coz

SELLING orr n T. COS =.
fealE subscriber risce
- good assortment q" the approved kinds a. SZOES
hose wishing @ wTt DO - call ira.
~ ec brfr brrosgs
&n' f bsni.g heavy freight A. Dc eKgects
cinre 81 few n-As tc Nlll
ecn ~ cains on h Hidcnce aai fenn
street tire hfsi huidi Last - Sr'n.rs rods South
The fonnlIy. Pleas al before Purchasing Tnsie
10 Persons indebted suscrsc. ,r.s -ssl-,d
without d,iay
Indianapolis, Aug. 1. ISL. c-9ai AARON cRCvrr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
TILE ELECTION

rs our paper - about going 20 press, we have on
~ time 10 say that far as the returns have come
IN there = doubt Of the election OF w. J.
BRowN. democrat. and I~RAEL IIARDING wing. 10
the Legislature. The election passed Off quietly.
and the lnde pendent people of Marion well
pleased at the result The official returns will be
gwen next.
The 6alo~ing of
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P.4RTICUL.iR .qTTENTyON

FgSEiE stcr.r 10 the ISoI.s DlIofAr requested sy
= immediately Those i+ h
paying tie advance price. dollars c
Throughout the hands 81 jrrs catcon. Ia the
DAYS pce rai rert
IN full - the the years end III be demanded.
for1siefs
hands %
they deloacy The the, sTrkc
that have the esdi, attended
our thanks justly due those who complied
al BOLTON 4 PATTisON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

GooD-The Governor Maryland has issued 4
proclamation Offering one thousand dollars to any
person who Will discover the perpetrators o! the
Frederick County Bank robbery and a full and free
pardon to any Of the perpetrators or accompces
who WI make a disclosure of the facts relative TO
the robbery. Looh out, gentlemen bansers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

QuARREL.-Col. VIM. l.. Brent and Henry Clay
are having a wordy at Washington. Mr. Brent
is trying to get fight with Clay. 1t all grew cut
of office seeking, Mr. Fendall being recommended
by Mr.. Clay. who had promised to recommend
Brent II he recommended any one.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

SMALL BiLLs.-Iio~ do the farmers and others
like the result oi the Banks small bills Are there
any tess OF foreign shinplasters l. not specie less
plentiful since their issue Can any body get
change enough for their market purposes 1t Is
syecie change that small bills dsplace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

Hos. Il. a. IowARD.-We learn from the
Bloomington Post. that Hon. L. \. Howard has
beer elected Professor OF Law at the Indiana M
versity. 1t Is not known whether he will accept
the honor intended.