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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
One Last Word for Connecticut.

We have scarcely time, fellow Wings of Con-
necticut, to reach you with a word or two which
it is very necessary that you should hear and act
upon before your great battle is put to the issue.
A deep and desperate effort is making against
you and one that you must strain every nerve to
meet and repel. Success in Connecticut, at this
time is deemed of the almost importance by the
party in power; and we fear that our friends are
not prepared for the fagitous means that will be
used to obtain it.
There is no registry in Connecticut; not even
an oath, to prevent illegal voting. The only pro-
lection is in the vigilance of challengers at the
polls and the integrity Of the moderator, whose
decision is final aud conclusive.
Now it is fact that preparations have been
made to take full advantage of this state of
things-for practising ppe-laping on the largest
scale. We have heard of a Loco Foco agent who
has visited this city and is now in Boston to en-
gage illegal voters and the same man, or ano-
ther, they say, has contracted for Dorrites from
RhodeIsland, to operate in TIE agricultural districts
bordering on that state. The Wing challengers
must be on the alert every where; let no illegal
voters appear without being marked, questioned,
excluded if possible, but at all events their names
put on record for subsequent action.
We give this warning in earnest and beg that
it may be needed. Our friends among the press
in Connecticut must be on the alert to circulate
the warning. The viliany is all arranged and
must be met.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

GREENWICH Conn, March 2s 1874.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:
DEAR SIR: The good people Of this Yankee
State are all in motion, and you may depend that
on Monday next we will repeat the story we told
in l94O Yes, we will start that Wing Ball.
which is destined again to roll down all opposi-
tion and place our noble Chieftain in the chair Of
State there to administer the duties Of the Chief
Magistrate with impartialty, prudence and judg-
ment.
Last evening we had rousing meeting at the
Academy in this town, which was ably address
ed by Hon. Mr.. Osborn of Fairfield, w. H. Hol-
ly, Editor of the Stamford Advocate, and w. H.
Woedman, Esq. Of your city. The meeting did
not adjourn till past IL, and then the audience
seemed reluctant to retire.
On the Tariff we are as one man, and we mean
that our Election shall silence the senseless cry of
the Free Trade advocates. We want stability in
the General Government; we; want enlightened
legislation; we want no more experiments
and we desire this Tariff to remain five years al
least, that we may see and know its effects. If
at the expiration of that eriod, it pays off oul
debt and surplus revenue begins to accumulate
: then will be time enough to make such prudent
and discreet alterations as sound wisdom may
dictate.
"Henry Clay, Wing Principles, and the Tariff
as it ISL are our watchwords In haste yours
Tp,,r,c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
? <o,,e,,sos thts DAVIS Tribune.

p.sGE H. REVIEWS; Curiosit'es of American Literature
nsaaley,s Italy aud the Italians; Literary Notices
of the New Publications of the week &c.
Mr. CLAY Savannah.
pscE Jr ITO Ny MOTHER Original Poem);
GLlM,sxs or EURorE. No AAVl' tso!eisn CORES
pondencc of The Trbune.)
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM No l., Commphca-
tion.)
ASsrx.1Ios OF TEXAS tCommunicatonl; Gen.
Jackson on Anuexatiop The Big Gun SC.
PAGE III SENATOR TALLMApoE, (fIom The National
Iu;eliigencer);
sPgnosopHy OF Hls1oRY,' by Sylvester Graham,
From the Northampton Courler)
OTTAWA INDIANS; News Items, Advertisements OF
Political Publications. Schools. &c.
PAGES W.. r.. Editorials Congress- Lates. News Sc
PAGE VI Enlargement of The Tribune; Ate und N-ue
Welt;' Advertisements, Wants, Auctions, &c SC.
PAGE HU Late News; Advertisements. Steamboats, and
Railroads To Let Legal Notices, &c. &C.
PAGE TIT.. THE SHADOW (Orig nal Poeral; Letter
from Albany; Legislative Proceedings Commercial.
Advertisements &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

SUPPOSED Loss oFA VESSEL AND CREw-Tbe
fishing schr. Confidence, Captain Parsons, sailed
from Gloucester, for the Georges Bank, previous
to the och Of February, about which time Sc.
we're gale was experienced on the coast, and has
not been heard of since. The impression in Glou.
cester is that she has been lost, with all on board
The crew consisted of men besides the CAPTAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

LATER FROM MExIco.-The schooner Pilot, at
New Orleans, brings advices from Vera Cruz to
the lth inst. The Picayune states that all was
quiet in the interior Of the country, but those
well versed in Mexican affairs think that Santa
Ana is Matching some plan at Manga de Clave
for the overthrow of the present Congress- The
U. S. brig of war Bainbridge arrived at Vera Cruz
on the Sth inst, and, it was said, would remain
some days.
Joseph Greenham, one of the largest merchants in
Vera Cruz, formerly of New York, died at Vera
Cruz on the 9th inst, leaving property amounting
to $4,000, GOO or $5,0O0OO0.
MIR. Bankhead, H. B. NJ. Minister to Mexico,
was received with salutes at Vera Cruz 10Th inst.
Among the passengers by the Pilot were Capt.
Breadale, and Messrs White, Oscar and Jordan.
These are the persons whom we mentioned some
time since as having been arrested at Vera Cruz
on the suspicion that they were Texans, and that
their object in visiting Mexico was to take the
life of Santa Anna. After remaining in prison
four months they were finally released. Col. Cos
to be himself a prisoner in Perote, and is to be
tried by a court martial. The real intentions Of
the four Americans were to dig for money in che
vicinity of Vera Cruz.
Serious difficulties arc anticipated with the
iCilSI N'oEIIIiiiitill !'lChiStlio' Wv VI
the points at issue is the claim of indemnity for
$4,000, 600 from Mexico for the expenses Of the
war which ended with the capture of San Juan
dc Ulloa, in 1888. Further, complaint is made
against the recent decree of Santa Ana, prohi.
biting the retail trade to foreigners which contis-
Gates goods imported under former laws. The
French Minister declares that this decree is con-.
trary to the law Of nations An express arrived
from Mexico on the It'll inst. from the French
minister, with dispatches for the commando: o.
the BriIIantc, the purport of which, it is said, il
to request him to delay his projected departure
and to assemble his forces now in the Gulf al
Vera Cruz. All eyes at the latter place were turn
cd toward the British Minister, just arrived for i
was thought that on his arrival at the city o
Mexico there would be meeting Of the foreign
Ministers, and decided steps taken in relation to thu
recent obnoxious DEGREES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

u -Four columns of yesterdays National In
tclIigencer are occupied with an elaborate defence
by Mr.. Julian May of his conduct in relation 10
his unfortunate and fatal difficulty with young
Cochrane, which resulted in duel and the death
of the latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
By This Mornings Mail.
Ma. CLAY At Ml1LEDeEv1LLE-A CORES pond

Mr.. CLAY At MILLEDGEvILLE--A CORES pond
ent Of the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel says
MnlEcEvrL1r 2ls, March, 1911
MESsRs. EDITURs-l hasten, before the Mail
closes this morning, to furnish you brief sketch OF
Mr. Claws Wit to this place. Attended by the Mil
Iedgeville COMMIT tee, who met him at Gordon, sew
enteen miles distant, Mr.. Clay reached here on
Tuesday last about noon. He is accompanied by
his son John, youth of some twenty years of age,
and his faithful servant, the distinguished Charles.
Although accustomed 10 seeing MIR. Clay, almost
annually for the last twenty years, have never seen
him in the enjoyment OF more vigorous health or
buoyant spirits His towering form is still erect as
when it first struck my youthful admiration as
them his eye retains its Brightness his features their
peculiar eloquence oteXpresson, his smile It's power
OF fascination.
AT II o'clock on Tuesday, procession was
astonished the natives. Accompanied by 4 band
of music, ii marched to the Harry Clay House, =
and formed circle around a beautiful carpet COW
cred rostrm erected in front for the reception OF
Mr. Clay, and upon which Gov. Crawford and the
Committee took their positions in waiting for the
rival of the illustrous visitor. Mr.. Clay responded
to the welcome of Gov. Crawford in q speech of
quite an hour and half, in which there were many
instructive well us eloquent passages. He re-
terred enderly and paheticallv to the relations
which had ever, without interruption, existed be-
tween himself and VIM. II. Crawtord-defned his
position in reference to the Cherokee treaty-and
expatiated at some length upon the operations OF the
Tariff system.
Mr.. Clay left on the next day, TO return to Sa-
vannah, which place he left or the 23d for Au-
gusta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

Pos; Office has been established Hanging Rock Ks,-
shaw Distinct 5. c. aud JOHN IT, lseKAA appointed Post
master
Few lost Once has been recently blshed in up
TrE p@r Sre>nre District, called Highland Grove aud
LEWIS d DtcKEy, Esq., appointed Postmaster
fCharlestou Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

LETTERS BY THE CALEDoNA.-We call the at
tention Of the mercantile public to the Gard o
Messrs. Harnden & Co. in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

MINsTRELs close their engagement atthe
American ussum to-day and gire grand performance
o'clock IN s afternoon and ha past the evening The
I'm and Old Dan Tucker will take place MIR Cole the Dog
Billy, Mns Blanchard, Miss Richards and others. likewise
appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

APPRENTICES LIBRARY.-We noticed in our pa
per some weeks ago the receipt Of donation of 500
Testaments from William Wood, Esq. of Canandai
qua, to be distributed among the Apprentices who
avail themselves OF the Of this Library. The
same benevolent gentleman has since made another
donation to the same Institution OF AS Tes,aments
and also the If Fire Dollars, which he re-
quests TO be deposited in the Savings Bank for the
reader who may gain it under the following plant
Every apprentice who has read his Testament
throughout by the 18th OF May next TO draw for the
s., and the fortunate one to receive ii as premium
for his industry, &C. in acquiring knowledge from
the Book of Life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

w We preslne the whole City will be delight
ed with the ,nfornation that tha, reverend and para
ly,c public (lnr,ionary, The City Hall Clock, has
happily the use Of its hands, and perform
ing its wonted and go long wanted duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

II The death of Mr.. Samuel Whitehorne, Of th
old and respectable mercantile house of John AMI
Samuel Whitehorne, of Newport, R. l., is sincerely
regretted. He was most worthy and good man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

INFRINGEMENT OF CoPYRIGHr-We arc inform
ed that Messrs. Carey & Hart of Philadelphia,
have commenced suit against Fisher & Tur-
ner Of that city, for an infringement on the copy
right Of Miss Leslie's Cookery Book-damages
laid at $4,000. The same gentlemen have also
instructed their Counsel in this city to institute
like proceedings against Messss. Mowat, g. Co.
Of N. York for a like violation Of the copyright
law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
w Thanks to Adams & Co. for Boston papers

U Mr. CLAY left Savannah on Monday morn
ing for Augusta, accompanied By delegation
from that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
EOR THIS. MEEK

FOR THIS WEEK:
FIRST P.4GE-POETRY. To Ny Mother original The
Shadow. do: GLIMPSES OF EUROPE, by a Travelling
Newly orker Review of Rev. Mr. Giless Lecture on o.
Council: Agricultural Foreign and Domestic Intelligence
Items, &c
SECO.ND-LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE IN
GLIDING Correspondence &c. Association and Education
North American Phaenx.
THIRD-Improvemen in agriculture NewY York Legisla-
ture; Congressional, &c &c.
OURTH-CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS; Letter from New-York By L. MARIA
CHILD Great Gathering of the Friends of the Tariff ia
Philadelphia; Mr.. CLAY at Savannah Death of Gen Pc
B. PORTER Tracts on the Tariff: Special Cores
pondence from Washington; The Erie Railroad-A New
View; Not Cent ioT Improvement. &c. Sc
FIFTH-LET'rER FROM CASSIUS NJ CLAY; Ed
TORIALS: FTeemen OF Connecticut! The Argus
Speaks! SabbathBeakins Badly frightened
How Loco-Focoism wins Victories; Important I'M
proyement IN the Manufacture of Iron a Voice from Bal
imore; Why Is Postage Reform Opposed Hon. Willis
Hall Fire at Newark Literary Notices &c
S3TH-EDrrORlALS'T The Tricks Of q Defeated Party
What This Texas Question Means Post Office Re
form, John Jones on Annexation The Old Charge OF
Burgain,-and many Others
SEVENTH-The new Loco-Foco Tariff Bill Marriages
and Deaths; Commercial.
ElGHTH-Comnercal Intelligence; Prices Current; ad-
re.tisements.
" Ierms-s2 year; single copies Ga cents-nll sub
scnptons payable nflexbly in advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH leo Nasau-st.
Tribune Buildings, opposite the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

rSS Contributions have been made IL New-Or-
leans for the aid OF the children Of the late Sumner
Iincold Fairfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

SH1rwREcK-The Norfolk Herald says that
the schooner Maria, Summers, master, from Eliz-
abeth City, bound to New York, sprung leak on
Thursday, 2lst inst, off Chickamico, aud was
compelled to run ashore, Crew saved, except the
captain, who was drowned. Vessel and cargo
total loss, The cargo was insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

C. Jus. published By Firth Hall No. Franklin sflr
Oh, IT'S merry aud free. ballad By Geo? Lunt, Esq musk
he A Eorye Ouadrii,e. from Euranthe, for nand'r
arranged b. Le1none also Ethiopian Qnadres arranged
A Negrsj Onyqjra. 81 set containing Charleston Gals
Dandy jim - sc &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

u The Library Committee OF the Apprentices
Library acknowledge the receipt of the following
donations
From the Apollo Association copy their PIN, OF Caius
M4uus the ruins Of Carthage
From GeoIss Folsom, ESQ The Letters Of Samuel Cur;
Hernando CoItez and several ether volumes.
stom Nh Botham, old volume called the Art of Law
Giving printed IN 1863.
From M.ssrs Bartlett Wexford, Booksellers As,oI House,
aeopy Of Sincoes Military Journal
From Mr.. James Van Sordea, Hnton's History Of the
United States in ito, and
From member the Society comp Of kuicd-
erbockeI, in y bound volumes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

VIII, Almanac Gays Speeches, and all Of the
ne w nt Useful orks for the People may also be
tIiouns ne store of VIM II. MooEE Co. CiHciNNATI
oa ~ ! B. STEEL Co. New ORLEANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

S~ns, S.psAPARILLA-LIgh t the most important IL
most sensible and ' a sld and ssuuss
the source from whence man derives e largest popqfoa
knowledge When decomosed III, iGnaG 10 coz q.
source whence II comes TO be the grand panier OF Greg
ZION As gh. is the physical world. 50 is health 10 the
physical rame-remove the one and all blank take sSsy
the other and whers he blooms As the genial faJ
of the iniase warmth and renewed ygor into the ysga
the weak and lansud frame Daily experience shows ffsas
the and unlocked for thus sladdeliog the hes
ed calculated 70 satisfy the most incredulous and as ,
stubborn things they have only TO be mentioned g
mic d,ssssss impurities Of me
For certificates, ard numerous testimonials see
Prepared aud Sold wholesale and retail by A. :.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 70 EuI,os Nv 6o,s
Sold also 27a Broadway = as. Btoadway and %
gusts generally throughout the United States.
REpuc rIoS FouRFoLp PRICES, NoTHTHG II IN IN
USER is NOT DELIGHTED WITH article na ~, 65ossf
y mus, consider Indispensable when they know Us S "a
and valoe and which has heretofore bern sod TOO viii
reach all classes has been reduced jouod IN Fe .,s
view that rich and poor high and low, and, 10
human being may enjoy its comforts: and all VINO VIII
have pnce returned 10 them ii they are not
its use We assert without the poss bity OF m az ffeh,
that all Burns and Scctd external SORE orc s be
and all external pans and aches matter WHERE sh OF
duced 10 comfort by il in five Misunderstanding s II. Il;
scar. No burn be fatal this e appta mil mi cure any
tas by ne accident MS a ralsssd I for it. viz
Sof Ps and Eyes F iy.; Sores. Si' sA;s@
Councils Magical Pain Extractor saye al fnr inns
Co.'S 81 GU tlandtsreet. Price Is cents, or ioui
CHI for s. cents and TINES much for
All country merchants requested 10 take 10
as me greatest ga:
you may depend its power will fully jgsy on,a SsruasS
Courtlandtsueet, whera II can De oNHA 'NA u.
! this city. c,,.s,,. as our plate WIZ VIZ
less may appear ander that name see tha1 !" i" W.
Comstock X co. or never touen IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

To tha LcstSlcttre 81 Netc- T0rk:
tt. undrrsi sued inhabitants OF the County OF
have learned that bill Is before your body, for sub
hitting the people, whether the Cons shall BE-
amended through the medium Of popular Convention and
they desire that SAID bill may become law.
We desire the adjustment of three the Clerks Off
cef Of the Supreme Court longer necessary snce
judge mus; be dockeed in County Clerks Office be-
foe they become en upon lands The expense these
Offices 10 the people large and ought longer be
bone.
We also desire thorough reduction OF the fees OF Sugro-
gates, Sheriff. County Clerks, Masters aud Examiners
Chancery and provision OF iaw By which the people
may be arnually Informed the of compensation
ceved by such officers.
We also desire change the mode OF auditing and paying
and county expenses tina, the bills of all town Off
shall e sudsd By town board, aud all officers elected
By be paid for public BY the towns electug
;hen,-EebruGig, 1874
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

fc,zfalr3 for &
The hafpf 49, - tt - containing so as-
r., -sssde sl'4Hs' HPs,. Tau, "''.e &C 'I doll
Ia a. f,,, of-e -. y ,ea''ion- q
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san.., ,'r'.. i.a~, n,,s,.'. - y de'.. "a e..
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gVar,en coaa,p
Thr h'fef he =. = ", containing 50
r.'' e -. a,arsssa Iha4. c.on. Loan,
Wayae couqfy
es, Bond, HHts'sei b. jaime. ~ Green bean, interest &C
sss-ity .'ii,aa E-n interest Sc c.
i~ ban - '' n. - '"ii p' 81 lie -a'"g Of HS,H"1d
leo. Interest. "a 81, Is 81.
BY n, t,rssy io,n. inrr-s, 81 dmi s. ,ts
b , off,. ~ ~ g q -, a e E'sI"s q ,a nd o 20
ID dc.f- = Wa county "oiisa-d b. isin Reed ioln
Wh,e cona'y.
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containing 20 ed Randolph
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s y ~ : e 49, T. ~ a acre.. .' 81
hy corsr r. aHlrl han interest, 80 e 90 doll % g.
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doll.
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shi Tom, trsfr-t 90 J.i dli< - eis
he ~ = n " a~n, the
Of 81 l2l
n~Iss b, lame. Parker ian. interest 81 d,ls 81 It,.
r'os,.sei premises VIII Pay the
principal nirn T. tes all 'nt+ vii ut tr ofed Ia el-
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sub mi e the state S-sell q
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of J. ~ 4. aud : Aef. iiannk
John Irr Hamilton c,t'v If 81 Int y Hunt. "a Randolph
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uni-f heals ~ thrir respective counties
odrr nl Ia. i.,nd 81
INNES MORRISON, id.sf, 6on,> isksps Fund
oiice e Sin,as Fund, indianapolis, seit., T. l-ii.
Norf-Ii, Authorizations b. kr OF i,ers for ,rOrds
dcSrribisg Tie iapds 10 b. oVred. cFgrcss IL,
tfo,csHg po'nis of descriptions fo'cf for north
for smith for rust tor west Or, Tor quarter;
for s,c'ion Z. for turn r. for raHge
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

OTrIcE iNotASA MUTrsL FIRE J.
I~rrsr.rr.

OTrIeE lSorAS. MUrr,L FHs lSsvRa~or cowr.sr,
TE'rE Comp ny hereby nc'ihri, The
posento l9s-e by nIe nd iaef's' ,hrn nd u e''r- rs-
ee,oFs IA ye tbs d ordered ins Prs
e i s "a y y ,Sss s" 1 TO wa: ''s
ON II Note, d. ted on &C ir Sos,uber ~ lss1 and not dh,r
, being No l6 No 2l9, ah inclusive, and
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% sii No. 22o To No a7e2 lih inclusive, fur per
on ~ Votes ~ %. ls4i sce =
o Ne ted Ter Msnh g. lsli nd on or before March -,
l-i3 No. 3o Ia No 2o7, both inclusive, and
on N,c- aoer Narch sii md ~
om 40 aoe to No ISL both inclusive, and taeo
- rvrirED ,xo Di.cHrcrD Sorrs.
ON No's- eSpiea o. dish ,e On Or ~f N",she 81 $50 End
ON N,,- expired ar rsa er Isnu a. Isii and on or
on N,r. e,arsi .eh u.
On Notes EXPIRED d>, rgcd y fch 1874.
foe Ju! - II ~ No., .e ,e w a el re qaaSe,. PER ss
,efs 9 = nj at gwen up "a ana -, Aay r., ''"t
suaed IN H lss, on re- esyd to IN s rp
p nd Ter the 9Th Of November, winch they
o y'be nj The esr TIN ct thnty " from this r. iru
tie erverth cciion OF The haHsr No
lnii.n M, cent - e IRE Notes nj OF the pce
y Sna Nh N he"nehH 'nd OHIO u be renid Tor
Ia where n,sr have aeaHei their Policies ny Of Tie
dar, To surrender rrc, and amount aps
ma n me ,ae al such pt,en.er cree bic Ia . r,ni,rs Of m.
Of is Company This :" import 1T ma'rr to members m
Acsnts ositc s requested toe their uenion Ia H. and
The rr n,rie n reg I'd h.,sl' rrs .r dei,,se should
~ I no oge m ytr be nai me amount or qoa. n
On ne N'e a." 10 ne ae q surrender be ~, ED d, y @'ier Of tie IN
& ~, a mo- IN, 10 nv am @sG r ara sr, q , 70 r%S
,c paper, and pu al II bill tor to the local Arr "
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03


PROPOSE open offices the hst day ct March, o44 al the
Z following places, To vii:
Liverpool, nsiand Boston. Massachusetts, New York city;
I.rI Columbus,
Indiana ILLINOIS also IN Michigan, Iowa aud sAeHsan
wishing O. hcc"ne purchasers
tit Si.
se -> religious &C Of
Al u,n " her uic real estate Tor
modes OF tfaVeit n any 90 the To-
wise and generally 10 attend to
ofboih sellers aud uscfsr 'e estate 81 every e-rp
city 81 let
he Their offices.
Tie
suince
whereby they ~ be- rnah I'D nJde Tor
ii removal. Cht
tora.,n suited Ito helrolg -ct.rc
vi.ii"r heh
arrangement wiru able them communicate To tanners the last
leave the cold and
Il N-sst aud children
hour genial West.
aud attend 70
BUSH At acnuat Indianapolis and Alton
cons
desired nation, Mhh the
Will spare 10 pains g bee prepared to communicate
Ia Land Agency p
Pats,w % promptly attended
l.. AItr SELL. indianapolis. President
\. BlFfi VI. Cincinnati. Secretary.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

lie Ill attend al hi office Lebanon except when absent Ia The
isi until the Janiai, Persons liable
pay pr,ty n,ned that unless sand pad hy
In Isl ia, o January next Tie law makes The dm, uf the Collector
penalty aud The selling the
l l,s under
n i.et
cia~ Monday fshrury hHher
,ualy Ter y he aided ihrepn directed 10y law. All
concerned assured m 'lr ofle law viii be enforced
be can etl a rriIi ul cunt, taxes.
J. r. ,ci.NtGuIIN, Treasurer aud Collector Boone
l. Ifg4g. fsa IL