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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

The BATTLE BETWEEN THE SIOUX AND THE Paw
~EEsA full detail of the battle between the and
Pawnees 5 given hv Mr.. Miller agent for the United
States. Council Bluffs 1t is said that 800 horses
taken by the sioux and about 40 shot down. The
number Indians killed not known; the Paw
carried eff their dead The official despatch does state
how many Of the Pawnees killed. bot it Is
al that The number forfy SIR.
.harniag Intelligence from tie LlAal Country-Six
Macknaw arrived last evening tom the Platte river,
with robes to +. Cheuteau. Jr. * Co. We have been
permitted 10 letter from the L. :. Blacksmith at
Willow Creek. (Pawnee country) 10 his friend in thi,
city. dated the 29h of June. giving an account # the
MURDERS comm It'd by the Siouv Indians upon the Paw
ard upon the y e of the chsuiih His wife
SHOT TUESDAY morning the 9Th, about % clock.
he husha' had cldeavored her by shutting her
up tie shop but Sic hal time 10 holt the door, and
it was hurst open. She killed. AMI they fell to whip
ping the blacksmith without doing him serious injury
having their guns ali the while cooked ready fire
The Indians had also lied Lasapcl. The L. Inerpre
who bad been IN at twenty live years Capt
Role. first Chief of the Pawn Tapplses, an fahtr IN
law al the Int Tpreter son-Iuaw f the od CLII Nau
lin. AMI several other chiefs and braves youus
aud children. II aiS1 stated that ont of 10 l. dies -
the largest burnt f ihr horses were sfaor
er killed Oh tie spot III Pawatc IadauS had lrf hc
villages g. their Sprin. Hunt Willow Creek ffa.i
whence this letter Is dated 81 mos up the Platte
and the Sioux 250 miles above it, These Iadian.
exhibited hostile eiingS several occasions durpl
the winteaud tits attack the Pawnets had been exnec
tel Tor time We told that The United ~lie-
bound hy treaty stpuiatous, protect he Pawnee tribe
from such inva>ions and surprised that some ,.fir
have not been made ta prevent these murders. II ih
Indians entitled protection, certainly those IN th
employ of the Government may claim its. LsUis .Ncl
Era, 1874 inst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

An AFFECTING ScENF.-lrsierday ,tefnoon q heat
load Of Germans Landed from the canal evidently direct
from the = adersua." Among them We're old lady.
aud three four chdren quite Up; several
tavern keepers usual them solciin. cus-
tom. and OF these approac ed the Old lady, Who
nedai,ly upon srelng him. threw herself upon his neck
and wept the chi d.n ao embraced ham. I'D and
smiles alternately bore their sway he explanation OF
lie gwen Wa. that the old lady er way
De rch Of her husband, who had em.ra,el
years previous. and she had unexpectedly fallen up
on him 81 this pace.-B .ra!s C5nv'<-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

ErreuAaery n. A man ~ he name Of
Bsnon T. BAle heit resides iered ID, about twenty
i've years age s!4o born without icss. snt ~ih
only one arm. H. up he door II Office last
week IN wagon. got on, ani came IA n -prs A. any
man. After finishing his business e went oei got MO
hs wagon. cracked Ais whip and went OF ART a.
would % sith four leg. Mr. y detelssf 60
Up loAn with perfect aud can even g "
down Common iadJrr wtn fsciiay. Us oOiy - -
about tie middle stature and WIKI TIA, and arm
winch he has he goes here he pies-s-. with niue
app.rent ess- a Amos airy sasn.-S-itrop y y
C1.efs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

The L :. ship Nincenncs Pensacola, brings papers
from iamplco 10 The 9Th INST. \ lit of Journals from
the city of Mexico received at Pensacola up the
9Th June Dinra del Goherno contains Decree. pub
lIshed by the Ministers of ar and Marine the name
OF Santa Ana, directing the Gcncra>-in-C hef OF the
Army, the Generals Commandant o the Marine and from
tier departments. aud all having military authority that
shall apprehend foreigner invading ihe Mexican tern
tory promoting civil with hand. Ia put III
vaders Immediately to d,atk. THIS penay the decree
say, shall be inflicted all foreigners Le they of hat
country They may because the MeNiclu> being peace
with all other natous the responsibility of HIM ho
may make war upon them puel, ndi, dua and places
him without the protection OF EXISTING and The
penalty shall be- inflicted, whether accompanied their
enterprise by few many adventurers and although
ostcnsbl, may be justified b, the reie OF interference
the evil dI,cords with Of attaining political
end
Santa Ana saws those whom the generosity and elem
ency of the Government have pardoued have retained
70 commit aggre>Sons and carry forward their
FURIOUS
Passengers who arrive New Orleans from Campeachy
OF opinion that hoSuliiies Will be renewed between
the people OF Nucaian and the MexIcan> The Govern
ment agents IN Campeachy Offering very liberal
citizens of the United States provided ihcy
would enter the service of Nucaan Al the latest dates
the greatest tranquility pre-, allied Capeaohy and the
other party of the peninsula.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Terrific rphsion.-Remarkabi~ Preser.aIon.-
drel'I accident occurred IA Clark county, Alabama,
some days since
Three the children Of John \. Coote, depuv sheriff
Of the county the ABSENCE OF lh,ir parents undertook
IN company OF four negro children kiudle ire
Tor the purpose had keg If powd brougi taz
OF the children held til he felt the ire. when. has
lily throwing 1t him, fell on III aud terrific
explosion followed. The heard eight mics
-Four OF the Of the keg dr ven through the
roof and thrown fifty yards We, of the ch
den killed. though al huri-two dangerously
but II Is thought they viii recover
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Tnr r,-r or rut Sr,Ansise colr,riA Pie fu'ni-
I'd u4trras claim. aiicltr aud rigging. aid -teh
parts Of the hn been saved ard cafsi -
Halifax. 10 lie sold thu place ihr 9Th MT, fr
the benefit OF the underwriters ali erned. ASe,
the huf ard sn,h par- engine and materials
may he found board II The week she ies sal
Island.
Eu'qraafs.- tioai thirty ih,uslnl Oh I.af.eraa
subjects from Prussia fom the borlers BAiir The
National Intelligence shId5 l. over AID
settle IN these INT Si'es II fie cls n,n
these people pref rrinc The good Oh o5tA.d dsc-
t.e modern philosophy of Benin. There men Of
very iarge fortunes among them 81 Geunan nabl.nen
whose pc5grees date ha The i,iss' nth eois'u'.
Is,k Ont.-The Nc,s York Sun eau ions re ruiaic
that immense number If "innini GOD safehrs'
have been recently imported fr.n Eurel nairh.
being eii bs tie Faviuic frocess - eaf f,e.'e ite
genuine arclr he ncii calculated 20 d,re4se bet
experienced eye. Traders -ucA af'ieies had
the'e1re better keep sharp look out.
r. ,,sed 10 Eer,rse u D,cisioa.-T.a s,,aoaie Court
of Autaina haS ,eii.-.a rr,,r~r .r.-,u - ii.r
Pcrn County Count senirncing man nsfa.d Jn'i,s
ie the feu.i'iiiii. f.f ten s.aI-. pr srhygin. 20. lar
sfrs 10 dosft Jones = toaa q. e1i'"-ise sss r"i-
ncA.ass anl sreal wralia.
4 u. f.lcafssa-Tae n O. Tcasure If - essh ~,
satsA Dedication of some ila sa'.. do
bra tffe--un the Iar - - 5 e ccfks
81 tFe ! on baik, vas SPOKEN i iast evening a.
ma Ter - ceitiiaiy.
'rhc Caedoti. len Boston on rue-lav =, noon g
Iis r,eal. shr lad sari.e passengers tie
port aai tl'rit eight ir ar latter Tier mails charge
81 Leu. Amir comtaa,a upwards o; - coo iecis,
and % bushels OF ne~srrief-.
s. D,mi8r,.-A letter Tom lIasi r,,,,el ia tbs g
s'cs that beng iaken iy hr ffrin gown
meat arIen aud encourage s.'fsise enisfs'on
as p3s-..e of tie caofci poiua'i q iae TINTED
states 10 hat l-iind
Tn r.rnsr- IA Ohio a5e alcaty selling s1rr hog.
is..g faar neSt wipier Tie a--ins pa" 4 3 but
sa.,, have teen made some rs'.nt q, = lef cpi
Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

DIED the residence If her s0n-in- law. iT. = Iol
ton, tins county Mrs EsTHTR BsHntrr daughi,r Il
james Pendleion Of Kentucky. the 53l year Of her
Mrs Barut, being connected with the Singleton
Pentieians, Madsons, aud other f-ms ~ tee
Old Dominion, that prominent sc;ors tie
DAYS 1T revolutionary struggle she paTook, during
portion 81 her h!e IA the high toned feeling ~
many Of their descendants bat - fortune afd
oior circumstances. led hrr many So
and obtain that better inheritance h can never les
taken from her About twenty y.afs -in1e she made
public profession ct the rel eion and
attached herself the Prrfbl Church Mai.s0u
ia The pastoral charge Of the Rev 3D. johnson Beng
great adfnirer Of ihe writings Of NJ - >ice after her
removal L. ils county. nor beng ttfrti fsr fr 60
attend Tie church 20 winch se Mas aiiac hsd sic obtained
admission INTO tile N.ih1I-I Ip-rsfi CherciI. hose
doctrines she GENERALLY subscribed. Nothing lui The
gon Of Jesus could have sustained hei NATURALLY proud
spi through ,irIssirudes slse been
compelled pass But m al Ter iruha,,. Sic rccog
nzed the hand Il her Heavenly lai,r is ,.,ine wIh
Christian confidence that those light affections s,ouit
work cat for her Or exceeding and ,iefnf wtg
81 glory md although her death vas sudden nnd
peoed aud her friends denied the eof~aiisa -
her parting blessing, Vt, they pat iLcf nusi "a ihc
same KIND Redeemer lheg r.as indulge
The h,fe. lat--ad h.re.
Which Iesus Last hlih aissn,
The 1lis when daN and teafs post
We al shall nrti 90 itlaeRH
Her funeral we'll attended Saturday. ard
eloquent and impressive sermon delivered b, the r.,
NJ bayless, Of indianapolis from the words o ~ Peter
blessed be The God and Father oi Lord J,>c- Christ
which, according las abundant mercy he'h hegoen
us again unite li,eI, hope, by he resurrection O; jesus
Chrisl from the dead.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Tie Fors~'erites IF Northampton Mlss-Ihe cores
pendent OF the Salem L'conplve wnung from North
ampton. au,es lows 10 the Community u Fourier
ties established al that place.
About two mics out # town is community Of
Socialists a nunity founded The plan - F"uri-
er They own place OF about 200 acres, win they
cultivate and also carry on the xix business rnc com
parry is dvied into shares OF 800 each any
JON 10y purchasing -hsre aud sub-chig their rules
Each one Is required labor four hours Ter Day for lac
benefit of the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Rg4ks IS. L.gisllt're Restrict sas-Coi. Pl.e. of
Philadelphia. admirably hits of the total nrcency ol
legislative restrictions IN Restraining banks from the per-
Eeiration Of fraud and III scc. lie says. clerk
store at Mobile nsetciaie spok lis employer
finding bis customers ceinfaInl Of tie ly habit,
led with the clerk The latter sad lie couldn
help he must smoke and that he must die without
BIZ segar. Notwithstanding deprive hin entirely of
favorlie luxury, the employer agreed that his clerk
should smoke one, and ony one scCar day Bat wha,
h- esrprise when coming the day, he
found the clerk smoking three feet long tie
stuck the rule l. and only smoked one segar
DAY hu, it took him all day smoke it Just So with
tie banks Give lileuI inch and they III take an ell
longer, if Their wishes or Interests prompt them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

ScorcH DrPUrArioN 10 AMERICA We learn by a ei-
om Robert Baird dated Lond ~ Iu.. 221 To tie New
York Observer. that the seeGcrs from tie a,iSaed
church Scotland about send delegation m :
country for ecuuIary aid. Dr. Baird had first returned
from visit to Scotland where he surprisc lind i
secciefs or.aniz 3" The Free Church Of scot.
Lind 80 numerous and making such pfogress 4 ready
40 pastors had their place., AID h. thinks
number OF ~ iil reach ZOO The Yves
IL, and Other Iniel cnden,s Enga render them
friendly aid EDWARD Of milion f oIars had been sub
scub, the King lon enable them t. buld churches
found seminary. &c. But much needed. some
So young preparing FOR ihe which is d.
hcient Ia number. DR.. Cunningham 1t IL sad will be
one OF tie delegation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT LANDS.
The president of the United States has issued
five procamations, which will be found in the
Madisonan columns each bearing date the Sth
inst, and describing certain government lands
10 be offered for sale at the periods therein men,
toned 10 Wit:
In the State of Illinois. at Dixon. the sales
will commence on the Both of October next !;
at Chicago. on the 18th September at Dan
vile October. I'd at kaskaskia. October 10th i:
at Edwardsville October 9th and Quincy. Oc-
fober Odd.
In the State of Michigan, at the land office
at GenuesSee. the sales will commence on
Monday, October 9th, for the disposal of | :
townships and fractional townships North of
the base line and East of the meridian and
nine of do. North of the base line and West
of the meridian. At the land office at Detroit
the sales will commence on Monday, Septem-
Der 18th, for the disposal of SIN lots recently
surveyed III township q, South of range O and
East of the meridian.
In Missouri. at Plattsburg. October 9th. also.
November 18th and at Lexington, October
I'd.
In the Territory of Wisconsin. at Mineral
IOlDl. OClODeT -Ou : III Olteu Day OCtODef
I'd. and at Milwaukee. October 10th.
In Iowa, al Dubuque. October 18th and
at Fairfield. October I'd.
The sales will each be kept open for tive
weeks (unless the lands are sooner disposed Of
during which no private entries will be adj
United.
Presumption claimants are required to prove
their claims, and make their entries at the
proper md office, as soon as practicable.
The grand jury at New Orleans have found true bill
against John NJ Bfeedlove aud Marshall c. Holiday fe
stealing and putting IN ejaculation package Of Trcasuf,
They ignored the bills Isaiah Ryndefs ant
10. T.. Jewell. who arrested Washington in com
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

The Boston Post points out curious coincidence in
the history II the Bunker fiI!l monument Both lis he
ginning aud completion mark the epochs of democratic
state administration Massachusetts, The corner stone
was LAID IN lS-6. when Marcus Morton was Lieut.. Gov
eruor. and elected with levi Lincoln the demo-
cratic candidate FIR Governor. lis comp has Just
been celebrated under administration democratic in al
rs branches. nth the exception OF glimpse of
shine III SsO vhen Morton elected hy single
Massa busets under cloud during all the time that
elapsed from the beginning to the completion of this
monument II siaud> a.so the democratic town
of Charlesown. The Post wei SAYS, The spirits of 76
ri ice this exeinp lhcaton tina, her principles
stI tie principles of the eope OF Massaohu<etts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

4 Sing llar lsfake.-rhe Concord X. IL Pairist.
oaIeg The I'll made 3isniiy person whD
Killed The raj road near that tossn few Iays SINCE
- \ of this village the de-
ceased, and declared be her brother IA lived Penn
broke. She Described and marks about lis
pers which carreplndrI with iho truth. her rerfr
sensations articles At dress snow tic
IdeAy. Three cousins asp with great stivcresS pro-
nouucsd him to be Ia Pembroke The ~ depce of
The identity compete aud would BE- doomed >ulciet
10 hang But s-nh.u t. P'm'foAe. a vs.
asccria.aed t!at tie woman hfoiscr ~ .,nc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

German, named Otto Motfy. astonishing the c
zens OF Cinema 10y hs wonderful eits Of strength anc
has xii IA horsemanship. He rode round the race course
one mile, t~o horses, standing their bare
backs. aud a half minutes. Notwithstanding he
sma man stature he will up into the air ten
or fifteen feet three cannon balls ching flreaf1 fur
thirty and riyf.Vo pounds aud catch them On their de-
scent upon The back his bare neck without the
lance OF hi- hs d. aud also catch the the
81 his arms and them 10 from the ends Of his
fingers hand Tie sngh of his arm and behind his
shoulders to the extremity Of the other He also
performs number Of other surprising fsa,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Tie Luck Of an oH Saiior.-Some inquiries were
made few days since, by Samuel Kellogg E>q q
Hartford The request OF the British Consul, for the
" Whereabouts of Edward Benson. The person
Sought for, turns 10 be old tar living The town
OF WeIherseld. Connecticut who. on hearing of the
anxiety respecting him, made visit 10 Hartford, 10
certain why he old sailor poor and unknown, should
be inquired for through the public press
The New Haven Times SAYS, that the result was IN
finding that he entitled to pension from the British
government of nineteen guIneas sIuce c23, and
SIX guineas wear tor wounds making up
wards Of two thousand four hundred dollars due him,
with income for Iir OF twenty i've gunea> wear.
This WAS Of course glad news to m, for he very
poor. with family oi ten children. He was pressed
INTO British service from American whale ship, and
served under Lord Nelson: wis ~ several bates--ai
Trafalgar among oihtrs-and received IN different ac-
tion< ur or FIVE wounds. that occa-
>ipns lac LAID NJ tn Woouich hospital for months
lie ~eveniy-tanr wear, ct age. hale and hearty
old man. conteucd and IT good cheer. with many OF he
characteristics Of his cra.f.--H J. Past.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

HrnoI~E.-A few DAYS aga SAYS tie Nv Yask
Commercial, the dining If toarg a-e 81 jcs
Cry entered hy r'l,cr alter lie fVf'f
had pared the tall. TT ,'lunrf. The g-
but short tine aud VII s.r entered t'e -, o'
served the fellow arf,e'y en.sEci "a ia ting 'ilr
silver spo AID other plat io iis pockets she adj
vanced owafd- iir tlbe. whc he confronted y the
rob5er with carving kuie ia .llnI e-i,ras that It size
spoke h. would her throat. 81 her movements sr
drew him towards pantry door. which he psed op-
enei into the street aud h. IA de dart It. when sle,
with great presence If mimi Closed the or aud TUNED
the An AMI te alarm - ~ use tp house.
date - Atr AID, and the fellow r.
iured
R.nKs-Ne have already mentioned The facility i
when the ciiizsns Of Buffalo aud Oswego conducted
their AFFAIR.", although there bank IN existence
IA those places AID aso tie sati,ftctifn WI n
they manifested heirg With ut sgrh an iusiru.
ton 4 similar state oi things Tue free
ira f. county of Wayue The banks Of I.yo aud pa
myra have ceased aai he county without one The
IA llIe- Of pree are thus mentioned ~ the
seneca Fats Druorr4t There MT solitary bank
either Reid = or safety Funa, il VAN, county, a.
more than IN Buffalo Or O-sego." sass L. Democrat
ani the busif-s--fnen. aud lancu airy the
reapc VII tell yeu The, never 20! along better haa Ill.
der the present state # things.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Singular CircNldr-A singular circular has made It's
appearance IN the Unned States from the English Gov
eminent, signed ty Lord Aerieen. and addressed all
Commercial and other agents III this country requiring
the most minute Information Ia relation saves and
all IL deail~-the phy> force Of the nesro,s-ta.T
ma>iers-iher general treatment general character a1d
propens ties, &c &c nth full
OF informant of judging. &c. The end aud
oJrot OF ali tins esponase has not trauspred but IL Is
pregnant with aung. consider the IN points
dispute between tie The circulars a.-
pear TO have been issued Immediately tie promuls
ton OF tie threat lide IN The United Senate a..
relation to the Oregon question.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

4 splendid Fag-rhe hag designed for the China
mission manufactured out OF American silk nv
w Gill, "f Mount Pleasant. Ohio II Is l5l feet in
length stripes, CRIMSON and white h inches wide the
squares \ feet long feet inches wide, of beautiful
blue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

Gong Back 10 Santa Fc-Th Santa Fe traders
who in Philadelphia few weeks ago were making
their purchases. Pittsburgh. on their wav
home. They purchased IN the latter civ $4,000 worth
of goods with wagons and harness tor mules with which
they intend transport their goods Their dry goods
ard hardware from the eastern markets. " the Pennsy l.
vania Canal amount TO about go tons The distance
they travel the markets and back $500 miles
of which than 500 miles Is desert without a
house with very little and roamed hy wild
Indians We hope they VIII reach their destination IN
safety, for they are enterpfisng ani industrious
chants who earn every dollar they make by hard toll.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

A Rascal CauGur.-A man calling himself John $
Cntan has arrested in London for having ifrsd
three l. = Treasury Notes. which auduleniiy Oh
tanned being part of eight llst of which had been
lie supposed to be the fellow who IN 1911
perpeirated frauds upon the Commercial
Bank New Orleans the Bank of Kentucky louisville ;
the ,iirard Bank Philadelphia; and several individuals
in New York. Cincinnati. &c. AT that time he passed
under the names Il Dawson, Draper Brtion and
Parker
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

AFFECTING INcIuENr.--About week since f end
o passing down the rect IA the nih part Of
this village when he discovered OF .varEiut
creeping very suusy under the frncr. lie si1a c.ab
aud drew nigh 10 reconore. when 10 he i,usl a i.ce
cooa-not thy coon-u; IF tse regular ri, e.
tails. single bow from thu shiislei lal tie "cref
on his back. With look Of dciiancr aud sltv
effort he made the following diving cpn.e~zian - eung
man, perh aps green eiion.h Il uk Eel mr4i-
cholN about that so1i9setr from ciut bot hetwi
YOU and l. L. rcsgncd-f,r who m the 4 -cag stand
four feet Of Iril an the good tme> OF ms
miserable hard cider adHai-Iliioui' Aud ii.en n
.I-deK
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

The Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS \ i-."w somey.ere
a. out Front street attempted 10 lrcak iuio hen-e ly
ling down the chimney He eass enough bat
When he had STATED 10 60 down. be became wel-ei
f-t that he coni neither ahead nor 'ha X 90 there
ne stuck. and compelled 70 halo mos la,iiy fr
help, which loon cane rope vas thrown boa, tli lie
ga, CLOSELY Rugged Ia the dr rq5a-s that raIr pow
cr suld at bulge hint therefore necessary cut
the chimney wall nearly his entire length. h,iofe he
was released. w heard nor - is'ee pr
cuars sufficiently Iaushahle. Ne think la.- caIu
ney slou be repaired aud purchased by the City couu-
cil decidedly the most SUGGEST j rogue catcher ~,
know Of for tAe opportunity II las Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15
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"a HERE'S rt vte. Jsae. h. ~ nf 80 20 sf "t =,
W il-i i'friets O. "'fn fa
a.as lfifiinc q trusting iI 80, r.a', - - - 'tis
ul her afier fi Ai-LAi- tIt.fl>
f1rrc-os Io1ast ?, ---rt'7 90 +. r. I1ft -
Ftg sstgs 49,.
c>Erii f.sry snuid fs i.trl NJ -tfarrsf- 90
- .susrsf.. - tft H*tr
Fp-lss Bldg ulsir D. 'aft = 'ffH
ths . " ia Ais ~ 9-rs. ~ vii AZ.
n alt LOO dsf, 3
~ t4fas 2 g4t ari s..s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

The grand jury at New Orleans have found true bills
against John VI. Breedlove aud Marshall c. HOLIDAY for
stealing and putting IN circulation package
They ignored the bills sgans, Isaiah Ryndefs and
10. T.. Jewell who arrested IN Washington IN COM
pany with DrsedIovs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15

IN. Paer..rr !. hing il At Nv forh