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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-03
NOTICE.

AWE subsc,ber is under tho necessity of caHno
upon all those who are indebted to him Inv no,e
or book account for Goods while in the pcdding bus
pay the demands against him. It is true that ~,
mass Of customers do not think Of the necessity of
beng more prompt in paying small accounts and of
the PrrpIexiiy Of collecting such when thcy have
'eh delayed Tor two or three years and then TO have
''.n Wy 20 n'"" paying at oil. now soy in earn.
est, you mus pay me- " w. DIMTCK
ST. JuhnsbUfy, June /, 1874 .. ~ a57,,. ...
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TIIE nALTlMoRE LoCoFoCo CONVENTION.

TIE BALTIMORE LoCoFoCo CONVENTION
This body met last Mondoy, md made choice Of
II. b. Wright Of Penn President. The first day was
spent in debong motion 10 mako vote of two
thirds requisite TO a nomination, which was carried
The next day there eight ballongs, MS follows
and things look rather blue for our friend Mn'ly,
we must confess.
The Convention, havi0g rcSolred 10 ADOPT the t'co-
thirds rule proceeded TO ballot as follows:
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THE TYLER CONVENTIONS,

Also assembled at Baltimore, the day, and
one Joel White, of Come cticut, was appointed Pres
dent There WINS pretty good attendance, and
Tyler was formally nominated, by this squod of Of
fcia's w. G. IInenbacl, of VI was one Of tho
Vice Presidents
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-03

Mr.. FR uLTNGHUYsEN's ACcEPrANcE. The
following letter, announcing his acceptance of the
nomnniion Of Vice Presidency, rendered 10 him by
the Wing Convention, has been written by Mr. FIRE.
LINGHUYsEN TO Mr. Ellsworth, of Connecticut, Chair
man Of tho Committee appointed to inform him of
the nomination We like the letter very much. M
Frelnshuysens strong convictions OF tie goodness Of
our cause, and of the patriotism Of his countrytncn,
leads him to take for granted that he shall be cleo
ted to the Office the nomination to which he has row
accepted
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q " a Y Ea q % e @.AElE.

a ETA Es w EOE &c S.gE4EI,
SITUATED in Coventry, four miles from Ham.
- mons Falls, and containing one whole lot OF
- acres OF he best soil 40 acres of which are under
good Improvement. 1t has on il good barn 40 feet
square. and convenient house for u small family
The above farm is well watercd and timbcred, and
will I've sold on liberal terms ~
For further particulars call on the subscriber who
lives Of the Narows Bridge. ..-... % ,-.. -, ,
ELI WENTWORTH.
Newport May 81 1914. 357f
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STAYED or STOLEN

ENRON the subscriber, on the 10th inst. small
n chestnut colored mare, with ore or two white
feet, and star in her forehead. Ifany person will
return the above described mare the owneror give
information where she may he found, shall be suta-
bly, rewarded. "A" FL ELI WENTWORTH.
Newport May 21st, 1874. ce 356d
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From the above it will he that tho first
ballot Van Buren had lag votes and Cass SO; and
that on the eighth, Cass had sweed his vote to I23,
while Van Buren, had fallen Off to 90.-Necessary to
n choice, I7S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-03

IL Eleven members Of the Rutland Band have
published Card in the Rutland Herald pronouncing
the assertions in the Patriot and Age respecting their
trPto baltimore, "maIicious nlisrepreseRtalions."
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New YoRK. MAY G. IsI4.

The Hon. I'm, ". ELLSWORTH, Chairman,Sc.
DEAR SIR:-l have duly received your favor in
forming me Of my nomination TO the office Of Vice
President of the United States, by the Wing Com
venon of Delegates, at Baltimore on the LIST instant
To be thus distinguished, by such body of cxllted
and patriotic Wings, is honor that most scnsiby
feel In accepting it can only promise the best ef-
forts, in some humble measure to justify the conf
dencc reposed in me And trust in the goodness Of
divine Providence soto guide my steps, that
may not disnppoint the expectations ofmy friends
do harm to the interests ofour country. With great
regard. .
Dear Sir, your friend and ob't serv't,
TIIEO FRCJ JNGUIJYSEN
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, May 27.

BklitION MARKET, Monday, May 81
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
AT Market, $40 Beef Cattle, 25 pairs Working
Oxen, 100 Sheep, and 500 Swine. 80 Beef Cattle
and 225 Swine unsold ....
PRIcEs-B Beef CaiHe--Nearly all Of the best Cat
tie were sold on the hoof, propaby at something
than highest quotations last week We
quote extra at 81 90; first quality SIS II 3 81 /;
second quality 81 20 8; third quality "a So
Working Oxen-Saes ut sos, $50, $s5, and 81.
Sheep-Sales of lots Gom So 80 TO So.
Swne--SeIected lots Of small Shoats to peddle
u n sc for Sows, and % &c for burrows; II old
Hogs, Gon Ohio, &C. Atreta from TO &c.
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Hale, Esq. of Wells River, Governors Aid, vice
Col Edward II. Billings, deceased.
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BOSTON MARKETING 2s.
FLOUR. Howard st. 81 5 90, Western canal
4 81 n5 IL. ..... .
BUTTER. 10 20 per lb.
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The FIRE AT New ORLEANS. The New Or
leans Bee gives list of the houses destroyed by the
fire, an account Of which publish in another col
umn.
The number of main buildings destroyed was IT'S;
out buildings 100. Estimated loss in buildings, PA,
600; of furniture and other property ,S25 600. Three
hundred dollars in aid Of the sufferers was collected
the next day, at Rev. Mr. Capps Church.
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etebcrsct:ung
pofstDlag sir pr%rauSuahr
G9sHtss5sn - em%otraliss5eu S25Gaa4s

IN INDIAN APDifS.
Abh tntefzriclneie eriauhf sch die deu,Sche revmik.,,,n Il
Staates Indiana davon ia kenntniss "a setter. das :, cssn,,.
" " indianapolis ene ieutschc ienocntishe z.uin, 49,,
en- "eiche de IHeI Indian, Staatszetun. ~ t.hr, oil. =
y eh" war IA sh he Zeiuns tirfg. fuehuues I,rtns,f,.. -
ne"'-ehcn Indians, die i;eiehtung ueher die p,luisrl.n I,s,..as
o~rs irnhes, ucber die erhllenen t.runIoetze drr -,
,hsnes"nierc ueber die BeiueIfnse uud dns nten..e do : ,a +"
mana rhrhe vucrie- Oh aber die Ia IIna Stl1r.zetnn, 49,, ="
"ethehii1nn: der deinocntischen Grundsletze und Na,.,cs.r, aa
wieimet ssyn spllc, h wuerdrn die Spalirn ders.l,urn ds, ali,
Tsr'eEn "frn s-yn, wenn sei hire GrIndsletze af ,us,,ens,.. ~
sefiriitsen wohen, SC dass die deutschen Bewolner Inn hn
iaeneihh Geiecenhe'i haten die cuuds,eize der Partrien kennen ;,
e'hen q sch aavon zu uebcrzenscn welche ders.iI~n d,s ,yoblunt
wne,k',ehe lrsied DIES lanies teabsichiige. las ruLinum kann de-,
We" ~ Nutzen Inc suichen Islities unmocricl verkenn.n
"ehn e. beienkt VIE gross die Zahl der DeuIschen I'M Slalie Indl
IN rt- q weiehem die meiten "a Unkenntniss der Snr,ehs -.
ne'ehrun- ~ ens1i~rhen Ieitrnsen schoepfen kan,-.p v,lrh.. N.
'".u" ea'eh "nnmgsengiet noethig list, .wenn sic ihre,n yabI
frthe eintn vemuenfilgrn t;ehfanch machen w0Irn
nef = ze"hn aier eiaubf. naohdem r. sell = J,brep s.m...
u-ehc b'srtte seschftetcn, ohne Anuassun sa.en zu kosnnen 10.
or nm >tandr sew allie drJrnicen zufrieien stelIrn IN k,rnuen v.%ha
cine dentiche und ununwunirnc Darleguns ud Ausein,,d.,s.,
zh: aecht denrcrlusclier Gmniartze oder der cIe,el..n 80,
w"ens hen ,rnd hoffetd ahcr q dem ruhIcum inc solcIue ,,.,s,n",
zun; lass e IN Stande gesrizf wIui sen Vonah~n ANNOUNCEMENT
"e Indiana Sta,tsze nnng soil, vrnn SIGH die erforIrIcIe a,..n,
Abnchu,ef hnlef vom Monate Mai an re,slnsesic led II"
Tan-skshisng ven 81 ~ tner q. Monate. '' '"
Anzeisrn wcfdei an den sewoehnliclen Prisen be,sehos,
GEORGE WAIKER.
ct,a,,.: EeiacicuF ds rrrInnsrn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

fpsff0 tHt ga
u suoseritet has jus, opened, month side of Washington street
o"i"e' 81 Meridian. aud adjoining Biddie's Auction Room.
H'hh"ARE comprising buhdin. materials of every descnpion
uen j. locks, iatch--, hinges screws, nails, &c.
hrfANics Tools. "A general assortment.
'ADOLiH yellow and silver plated, timed and apannei mount
hog skins, plush, &C.
'oAet hAKfRs TRmaI~as cn1ch door handles and locks. sumr
i'mts' piitei hanaS, Coach iAn. :, hinges, patent leather, laccs, fringe
ui-' OIL cloth ctrpdng, curtain stuff, sc.
u hshtIf,'- Nlyi'rs b-t east steel. shear. German. English hls
~ mn 'meii,Ah blister steri. aashs, vices, flies aud rasJs. round and
SH'ENasERs kIr, comprising all the Irons used IN the trade to
seurt WIN boot trees, cfin? fronts, pegs, Size scks. aud measure
suIs. pl.iss hles. thread, bustes, heel ball, avis, awl hans, cut
sparrow bii-. steel tacks SC.
'AhiNEr ANO CHAIR MAKEEs' braces and bits ~ seuS and -enarate
bed screws, BE- caps, plate criAS, mllo,1ny AMI nla,s kn0ps. I'm
ocn hrass locks, Table hinges, htui, pam 4, back. ronpa>,. Key hole
IN iftne saws. ,11Ifrant Catches ant hinges. chair hints a-orrd
'~"" F"fhes, mlhosant veuerIs, &c also.
hOAl'tds mil and cross cut saws, circullr saws. wood saws
" " nc" s|" KNIVES, ~ptdes, shoveis. patent forks. = an ~hnvei-
my KNIVES, choppers, skates, assorted clelver., traces. horse AMI
+" !" Chains, brass, pewter aud WOODEN spckets, steel wards. pateur
ea'dhctS, scale beams, weights IN sets. percussion loo X, and ca,s IN.
nc du' p%Net cutlery, lhne a>s1funenfl odd KEYS separate from acks
sneei n.ts'' iron, brass aud copper wire, brushes Of al kinds, needles
DnPonts powder, shot, lead, block tin, spelter, musical instruments
hgh rs victims. flutes, htes, ciinones 4. &c. &C.
Together with the following articles used in house keepinr. VIZ
sh''e! dMl wh-s. anftrlns, Ctntlc>tck-, SHUTTERS, Walters. fine as-pt
meni looking glasses toilet glasses, Britannia and German silver iahl.
ana Tea spoons, pllnislrd tin coffee and ten pots; lard lamps. cnGe,
stair Tmls sc sc.
Htvlns pl:chlei his stock all Tor E sh. within the las, month. i
rec RON The manufacturers OF importers IN the easi, he viii lie enabled
ana = determined 10 sell n inN profits for cash.
'ndiannpoi'S, Dec %, lag. 2Sy ANDREW CIR AYpON.
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Tsnnrk f.ExsazaE.-

ss1'i lccos@a Es;afl Mandatory.
EAAf. Ihl.LN = 60, wholesale and retail dealers AMI u ln4llc-
~ .ief~e -: . aak ~1ecere' Beots, ami dracr~I IA siaaessg. ac az
iht"'-Nt w paraHg on Ua.ap4tef sfrnf. o'p,si, th~ Palmer ifu,i.
lHiilnapnii-, ini.1Ia. Who're lAtIc Cap always it nitliatd. and Cd
be found constantly on hand, the various arales n Their lmr. Every
description ct blank iifNs TOR county auditors and IrelSlrrrs. sca.sl
commissioners and magistrates, With a. without printed heals.
Ia al thcir id iHN Beo.si They nse Tie Improved Patent modeofsew
ih.' winch gives >rffgt ewA -rcrf Fctitadg. Aud Is inconplmilv
superior Ia any other mciipf ever devised af blank hooks. amd " IN
eerp he leaves hrn ani solid wh'e te boob lasts, Instead OF corning
J." iHreS- as ftiNlt erlStNah al a.Aer u-fiafs. The mes most. O
81 %"il-t rd-FS ir bucks worth double the ai AInd. fluuth tho
cost IA more. IN ec,aler. diri,iAy. aud snatuar style a. nn,h.
tAcii accoan;be 4@s are oGsliio Tie best EssfefA work and no heatf
IL price.
y I. s 90, are a'so prepared - manrfrfire aa Dissertation. If
t"ihE articles, sith ~ Indies ai GeHil-nen's f1ft Iaiias. tasAtfs
'lit ase' ll"i"is, Spectacle Gases, Cigar Gases, Pocket aoaks
aai Nefr Books.
At7l PAPER always on hand. which can BE- hound in .ln.a.
SIS. AMI Htnis %snp3tetai The sInHe / naice. gf.gaae arr.s III
a.. ''aafi n iAc best p .c, a. reasonable rii..s amd ,laft n.fi-e.
ne must improved iGi. "a # Eulug t!a, Inc Is ilt n,r,,.t
Hooks aud paper ruled Ia any pattern.
lh'A me pneputd - 60 al kinds OF binding ia Fnneh and English
'ai aHi A'uu,co. PLAIN. Extra. AID Sugate,fa Hafiie ana cft
'"i'' 10 Hahfh, u winch prS'tal attention Wilbe given. oi Looks
rehhlnt IA ANY >ile desired and On the lowest Terms
E'FEHENcE--iipn is,,c ifL,cKroRD. supreme Judge: cr.. n
- Treasurer ui Siafe y. NoRnrs, Nalfr of state. S,.,rt,
Nrntll, prr'rlrnt"f state Bank !. ". Ray, 'a~irro i ~fai, lf,k
{ " tAnf. Seretay uf insurance Company \. ". M.nrf. r.,
n PAfNrR. Ia. rlt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
Prospectus for the
INDIANA STAAT<yClTEvG

undersigned takes this opportunity To inform the Germ,
= Population of Indiana, that he intends n, mini 81, ~, I ,Iaa.r
h>a paper m The German language, To he called the Indiana stats
flthhe- The cetnlan citizens of indian m have been long an oe.Jo
ap"prt which could inform them on subjects connected vuht he M,
sAic'' history 81 the country, with the great pnncipIes of u, drr,s
rasy IA especially the wants and int rests of the State az Ind,n,
Although the papcs Will be dedicated To The defence Of The princinis
aud measures q. The treat democratic party, nevertheless an n,rie
snail b. privileged To- insert IN 80 Indiana Siaatszietung deec NJ ar
,.irs IN defence of their prime pies SO tn. a fair opportunity Is
give I" te Herman inhabitants of the State Of Indiana 10 cou.o,re
.e aoslfinrs ct the different parties. aud Ia Judge which Of them :
met the best interest and welfare % the country. The puhlic
WI" rrihhy appreciate the importance If such n pasr. when rhev
'"hS''ti me number II ''Tmans IN the State Of Indiana and the M
Yer in1h4lit 81 m~t OF thefl 10 ut lin thai informa,ioo which - ,,so
'"tcS ~ - Ia proper use of the elective franchise.
undersigned having been eight years an riuor of demo- ratc
p1pets htiters hn'selft o lie able To satisfy all those who wish The
Z ~ democratic principles oi equal rights e splainei In n clear and nm
pfefti"c ntnncf. anf he hopes therefore, that he shall req >, y = surT
AID h"ni the pablo IN &c neral as will enable him 10 perseyerr in hs
undertaking.
- pnperw appear on tte it Of May. PROV iied the necessary
i"he 81 subscribers should be obtained, aud continue v..lI,S
The price wHi be ;, % per year aud 81 90 fr sly months mrrs, lc
adv lnced. "" "us'"c
Advertisements NJ the usual price.
George WALKER, Editor Of the Fra,rrr.
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E4tZE1 AGENCY.

>-sA so Entsst4 SNsts tb.sHy
EShpFp@E ioofen Offices ON the hft day OF Mach. 1874. al tt-
81 following places, TO wit:
id'eiioh' Enslmt; Boston, Massachusetts,: New York CIV
.hthitlphn CITY Cincinnati and Cnl5mlms, Ohio; IndIanapaI,
Indiana Alton, Illinois also in Michigan, Iowa and " i>knn,an.
he object Of THIS Company Is, Ia receive consirnments of real Is
'ae or SMe; 10 register ani advertise The same nj all their office,
i"co'leet ai'l Communicate t. persons wishing To become purchasers
ne no TIC ite iiilfliit4n, c'nCerning the = d. prp!aa tons. mar
"'s climate healih' population, srhaols, religions societies, &c. OF
eteh. &c ieiihin where they oatr real estate ff sale.
Also, the best ruuteS and modes OF travel Ia arrive n any of fh4 l..
'iN'hs " which persons may wish l., "a, aut, generally. To attend In
NE interests q both sellers and iuNtt~o f zeal esIie ct every de>crp
uen. Attract Of ldni-a cultivated farm, or a city house 81 lot IN the
Vest, WI be registered aud advertised a. al their olites. :, that ncr-
chs IA En-lind ~ u The Eastern states, ty calm. at any one Of ifr
company s"hice>, may l-tm All The plHcnlars y hrh can he casunnnl-
s"eH u personal IA distance, whereby they y al be email ed ipItdge fr
themselves at Tie eNpei ency ii a removal. and TO make choice o. =
ocalph : iurd IL then object, resources ani wants.
ne fouptHN believe, tht lr M The valuable Information which fMs
arrangement d eIIhlc them tpcDnnIAicle 10 fmer> in the East
eIhStlrS. ii'iSaais viii q induced 10 leave the cold aUt hauon n.
"ioas 81 New England, and provide ir themselves and children :,
ZONE ia the more GENIAL cline and fertile regions of The West.
"a cnhPmN = NV ready tu receive communications and attend II.
husi'.'> al tncinnlli, indianapolis and Alton.
They respectfully solicit con>ianmeniS at real estate and ,,,lf~,
tons from both sellers aud hiyers, for l->irel infp1mliion, which they
wnlspare ~ plIns To be procured 10 communicate.
Letters "A itres~ei II The Nuenc an Land Agency Cnn,.nr pn.
Rad, wll be promptly attended 10.
!" IL SELL, indianapolis, President.
a BJtfIM VI. Cincinnati. Secretary.
1l-v HORACE BiEIT-N- tfnp Hmm.
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IMPORTANT TO TAELORS.
Jane, Hall ~ Co.. Merchant lniiOTS,

NJ. > PALMER HOUSE.
INDIANA INDIANA.
AVE purchased AN individual right TO Use y. Knowlsnds Pat
ent PIVOT Measuring :, stein II garment Cutting aud after ~
weeks PRACTICAL examination, are prepared to pronounce IL uueqn1iieI
- any y stem ever hro4sht 10 'mr notice. Iy II, dltsclltH> may br
s1rnbpanicd which canned by any other. In sbort, any iomaor any IN
disIdnsi however deiprmcd. may he fitted with ta>e aud ctfiluiy.
Nehave sineeb been appointed ~ Nr knnNIana. asens Tor tins ~
TEN, ~ ttAe pleasure IN inviting al PERSONS engaged IN tie business
To- call and et anime II Tor themselves.
TERMS.
For individual O shop right IN Cities, S10 90
do. dc Intowno Of more than two thou
sand Inhabitants, Is 90
d.. do fr smaller towns. y %
T. ;. \ general Assortment OF Talots Trimmings. Shears. Points
Neehes- Tape neasures, Canyons, &c. &C. OF the best quality con-
sI"uy on hand. Also a general assortment Of fancy dry goods fr
ladies and gentlemen. 3T3m
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NEW GnNDs

INV GsaesDsDr.
NICHOLAS MCCARTHY has inst received nev ro,ts ,,t....
v oil again commencing the mercantile business and h.s.s om,
'hr /" Tune Ia adj to his stock 10 make Z cnfnpl,t. -.
nee re- such i render hun unable to>cil rs,Is on -, -"
eNiee's. therefore, but small profits and l. d.fetp,,,.t - ~
q" RN prices : they can lie bought IN n vnv IN ~ ., - 49,,
!, Ire. ollsed if = ponon Of the Pl'rona.e OF his friends ami m,
f'"'e ~ general. Produce, such a. Corn. Wbeat Il.,,r 90.
Dried Ginsrng, recswaN. Linen. Surar. Fr,ti.,s >, -. vi : - Se'i'
h'ss iaHuw, sc. &c ,wIib received at market - ~" u, -.
and ccw rotted Hemp. ft"e-"s" water
- \ "ofiio persons indebted TO him: 1t they canror a, n, na
sm' nm must Eeeessarly use their money Ia huy r..hs
iieFed L. call on him, he " IN nI annoy u,u -. :, " 80 -.
stllthem goods a, iow as can be bought "''-i NV
April. l~tl q a.,
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SALE.

N"nue ei ~ execution Ia me directed. will offer fer sale MI IN.
80 - :. 'u So ''tre d"H IN Marion county. Indiana, ~ The islh iay
p" "N, - ne" cen the hours of 10 O'Clock. n. m. and 4 o-ei,cE
Pm tr following de crlhrd lots situate in the town of IntiIn,no
~ L VI: ~ iet and three inches oil the YES si. Of lot yo a a.,
-tHe a. -, asn at No enc. In square No. a.. togel,., IN ~
me a4fffirnincrs the irunto belonging. taken IN execution NJ The mn,
IeiN 81 \ = eft~'n, At the sat nf William Noptehus and o,,.,
! "ler The rents aud profits lot seven , Wears Of said lot " IN nrs,h -. :,
"''a s1e ROBERT HANNA,
Marshal l.. :. District of Indlan,
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EfF.As

FL n viii II sihi CuuituL p al The old stand eornerof va,t.,
. G ana icia" are streets Ia cary on The ah,v. business. ar,f.-
y" H' pNs't H"t>, ne >ahclfs "A continuance Of qairal cc nam allpl,fur
"n' t',e enei nai"to please, work done ~ eliand ,aoiarah
Hrl iron, coal, store goods. groceries, cunriN lean. lins,' fn.,
100 ~ .lr'il'f@ sugar, iailoms LecswaN, &c. \ Ioi oisancunr
garden fakes on hand ~ present.
[" : Particularly desirable that all old accounts should he closed.
c'n, ~ ''>i "H scrip, OF note. Is my necessities cuujein, Ia make
frequent sarrthce~t t. meet ng Liabilities.
Indianapolis ,.3rf Il. ~. d;-K II L SvITrf
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INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
and Departures If Tho rs,;,

vi III 4tasJItH
EAsrERS-Auives daily at sp n
c : l.. VI.
- - NIGHT
- ~ 80, '>' an thursdays : L. NJ.
nesda,s am" s"'ia.s p. VI.
' loss Mondays, Nedresdass and Fridays L. NJ.
SOUTHERN yin .hadsOa-Arnses Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays 81. ".
,"~ ''nmu'ys, wednesdays and Fridays A.. ".
iEa'E>woErHs via bloomington Arrives TUESDAYS. Thurs.
DAYS ana saturdays 10 T. VI.
Closes SUNDAY, :, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS p N
No>RoviA-Anves TUESDAY, and SATURDAYS p N
Closes Mondays and FRIDAYS - n
~ 90" daHy, except Sundays 10 I. VI.
- uny ,eNeela saturdays : 4. VI.
Mo>fExrMA-AU,es Tuesdays aud SATURDAYS p N
thSes wednesdays and SATURDAYS N
DA>'iLir, us. VIA Crawford rifle Arrives TUESDAYS. Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS ,, -
Closes Mondays, WEDNESDAYS and Fridays
LarsisrrE wa L&baaoa-Arfses SATURDAYS % n
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'sNlE Undersigned res cciiu!y informs The public tar he Ia. e.fa,.
M itShei IN agency tr The payment of tlXeS in any cpuufy in tM,
rla'. whist a clerk N The Stale Auditors Office, he Wa enabled to
mWha personal acquaintance and To IN Ike ARRANGEMENTS with most; =,
ne COUNTY treasurerS. hv which his order viii he rrraiyed md he 49,
receipts ior"aided 10 hm without The risk OF oxpen,e OF tnmsmunun
money. '"""""s
~ " !, also attend to the payment Of interest an canal lands also
io the renting Of improved lands and the collection Of rpnls he "a m
AIS -ar tt non residents md others.
rom IN en,re acqulinttnce a. well with our public land s,siem as
NHha large portion ftIc Ian Is themseIve, IN The ,,th.t, nan 81, ~.
STATE hiviae been employed by the government in surveying t,,rnr
~ u y ie state ~ "A commissioner IN selecting lar,c tsntiun. If The
WABASH aud Efie canal lands, he dAt.,rs himself t.ai lie vii rrrsr,
satisfaction la al who may employ hinn.
hSPtf cent ir rnmeni of ttNrs = 10 per cent. on the amount of
.nesl II under ; 20 N any one comfy aud per cent. II overs , post-
once on Meridian, south OF Washington street.
AUSTIN ". MORRIS.
Reference ismlde-To Fletcher E Butler. and q. n. SINAI An,
n.t>' y Hc. 'Hh, Alfred iianl~ol, Ars, hinis, Indie u Arfr~' j,r,rS
: adh,,nn hl ieue li1Hie Nien Hamilton. Fofi lru me-; Mica
jan 1 Nnlins anu lon \. simpson, Of Cincinnati; Narz. Mus
crave Nurz, AMI paIldins, West, < Co. Merchants. Phtaaelnll,.
Hon. Thomas a. Blake. Commissioner of General Land ooire e,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
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YIN STACY < 60. ~nanalinlcis and Hank Book Naaucte,pr
= : r ave NilNs NPc'ion Room. ~hrrc I'll kinds ant -, l.
nn'ed oilalia n,liness and ~cheipncs, 10 a, tst eau be- done m ttr
place. "' go "'
two volumes, a desired. ."
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
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SHE assi Commission E,s@Esi>EuetRf.
Tiii.Sil~crher has tui completed Tie el,c
= IN ihn 81 one 81 The most elegant aud cuinmodiou,
, 20 : - ~ stables In tle west, situated ca ils alley nodl
fyJR Se-YS-S < Of The Palmer House Indianapolis. " here iu
h T'wHl BE prepared AT all times 10 receive and 81
-GSx~r- s--s.z@ horses on commission. and keep horses ~ The
wecN OF .ay. Ills old stable, south f The Palmer lIou>e. X IN fmiore
tation. llorse- and can ayes II all Times To- hire ~ both places. Mem
ber> at the Legislature and others Visiting indianapolis. can have thaiI
horses htpton ieslns as reasonable as at any stable either IN lown oI
country.
N"'.-7, iNls- 2r JOHN LISTER.