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IMPORTED PR GREAT WESTERN nd hioerna
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The Drawing Room scrap Book FOR lsi6.
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the orders OF the Trade pee y selected Tor any
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Book 81 Crrisiinss Bsi sts. splendid copy Of this
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near ST. PAGES. Price = 81 sheep
On saturday, NJ Warcns Popular and Practical intro
dlcson 20 Law S,ld.es with g. American AppendiX VOL
3vo. o. -is
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NLE BULLS FAREWELL 10 Americs-OLE

A 4
OBULL, N returning hrs heartfelt ihsnks for the many
gratifying testimonials received by him from the American
people has the honor that his asst appearance
on this Continent will take pic. II the Tabernacle on
Thursday Evening Oct SOh which occasion he will give
for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans Asy-
mm Fund Of the Masonic r ate nifty OF The Stale Of New
Nord-on ch occasion he will be assisted by Mrs +.
Loder Mss T. De Luce Mr.. Dufeld, and an Orchestra
upon The extensive scale under the direction OF Mr.
Geo. Loder
Tickets a. 20 be Obtained the usual places OF James
Herring Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of the State
OF new York al the Howard House. of the following
brethren; VIM. c. bu net % Exchange place; Henry Ro
bnsOn Il William John Mansheld, so Cana.-s, John
r. GOodchid, Brocslyn, Geo gibbons, Warren Hall, cor
Henry aud Oye-sls and Of the iaerny In general ols p
A MEXICAN MUsEuM.-Every Day and Evening
[Athls week commencing Monday, Oct Gh, l55-Splen-
did performances every afternoon al O'clock and every
evening halipast T. The manager has reengsged for
week the Orsng OuIang TIE only living one now
10 America lie will be- AZ all hours. together with Ia"
English Dwarf being ? years old and only % inches ugh
The Manager great pleasure IN announcing sn EN-
gagemen nh the celebrated droeTist, Mr. Wnche, whose
persOnauons Of eccentric characters without parallel
either ia America Europe Also engaged, the famous
DOngoa Mnses whose songs chOrusss, glees, &c. are
without parallel Mssie Yates popular comic and negro
dancer Also the beautiful and brilliant Dssoving Views
the only reai In his country Dir Merrhcd the popu
lar comic singer. Mrs Meruheld, the celebrated vocalist
asd Madame Rockwell, the famous and popular
fortune teller Admission IS cents Children under 10
years l2i Is extra to consult tbs Fortune Tell
a., ol8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

M DIR. Swayue,s Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry Is
now adm ted by thousands who using II deuy 10 Ue me
hes, medicine ever discovered Il is Dolly efeeung moot
astonishing cures, In Consumption Coughs Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Liver Complaint Nhooping Couehs rAip,aon
81 M. H-ar Pain u lie SIDE and Breast. Splitting Blood,
and al disease. OF the Lungs and Breast The genuine Is
only prepared by Dr. SwAYSE corner OF Eghh ana race
80 Plsdenba fresh supply OF the above medicine has
ust been received ami for sale BY Dr. w H. Minor corner
Broadwav and Jon-st n. Y Havilsnd Reese Co n /;
Ioln r. Dodd III Broadway. corner Of 9tl-st; Lewis
Loines 81 Oreeuwichst y. Y John C. hart oio Grand,
cor NoroksL ~ y Horace Everett, 81 Hudson, corner
Leonard y y " VIM. Bailey, corner Of Fulton and Sands
IS Rrookly1 NJ VI. L. Cook, Prospect and Bridge
ss Brooklyn, and BeDj. Olls, 175 BroacsL Newark
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yI,ITIAN,s vENUs.-This truly beautiful fsinnng
i has aler most successful yls' 70 Boston, fs'ufno
for exhbon M hi, city al room No. LafNge bui dngs,
No ga Broacway Open from A. NJ TIL 10 p. ~ Ad.
mtfercs 8 c.ni. Season skr's. 80 cents. ol0 wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

NiOTIlE-Ne.g-Y ork, Albany and bahAlo Magnetic
~ le egragh Compsny-lle BOOKS Of tbs Company
be op-u ~ - a.- OF Llvus slol Ne.-. No. ~ " a--L
On tu-sisy Wednesday All Iafs1sy u llis Tor
s4h.cr. uLols % fn- 4 -pital >lpcA Is
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DUaBEK -HOES.-Psr Of the cargo OF TIE Dng
IL Peersor ust arrived from Para consgnrdl consisting
Of .b-ut 100 pairs meas. womens Misses and cnlofens
pain ~. "a hubbrr- M 40 pairs men f'D p.us
omeas 100 Ml.s, and 90 Prs chldfens iof sas a. .n'
lowest n.rset prces by the cas-. Or pa1Sage, a. De
nou.. of b. ara y. J. I4da Rno1er Factory - n a.
dsa-..n- HUTCHINSON kUSYON. ", Gus
no HOUsEkEEPEKs-Tbe subscnorf orers TOT
l 80 : Y,il s..0rp-nI Of he following nex goods
Glr.ndoe- solar Lamps, Tes Trays and snse Suuoty
pierd Gaze Baskets Castors Csndlesuch &c c1anaih
I.r.. sv-r Table and Tea spoons &C. 49, -
30 III. Albert BEACH. ia Chsiian-s-
<IUFIYE-T CARPET Establishment IN the uuilsd
\ s--fr. NJ - BOwery.-hlfsm Anderson has l2st re-
lived arxe and splendid assortment Of superior English
rS,-- Pv Double Superfre and Venetian Carpetng, Of
NV and br.afu psfcrns Of which WI. be sod Is per
cert I..s than usual pnces. tlao, j1sl received
5000 Yards wnrralisd az WOOL lag C.rpeng 3s 60 10
u 81 per yG1
10 90 yards Double ), -er. for 5. to u per yard.
$50 10 fuiL-c Hearth Rugs, Do each
1900 DO g. yard Floor Oh Cloths, % Sd per yard.
500 do s. Drlgg-i, 50 70 Ga
900 DO Cralon Mating, 10 81 per ard.
HinAA ANDERSON. No. - Bowsry,
- 2Tis- tn- ms est.lishment aoose He.isr-st
.nn CASKS Sofri.oNn 4od PDsulx Cal Mails,
lCOOee. assorted, for sa.e ~ JAS. ". OLSEY,
oil ST Ws-trt
FINE ENGRAVED CARDS,
nF EVERY DESCRIPTION, may be had al JAMES
OEVERDELLs Fist Premium establishment, )oI Broad
way, cor DusnesL % imseod
COMPOsITION ROLLERs cas-. for Pnnkrs, u
~ he Dew Type foQndfy, No. " Aaast o.
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MGNIs, bOYs' AND OHILDhkNs
Fashionable Clothing.
A LARGE assortment al Wholesale and retail NO IL
N Bo. ,ry n Y. l.1j Jfnis- JOS Is. CLOSE stO.
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g8'- Toilet Arficlc-.-ihe most choice Of Lubin :,
Gaerain- Rou-ses and PrevOsrs Extracts Hair AID sa
wing Brushes Shaving Creams AMI Soaps, Combs Of the
beautiful finish RazOrs from he most celebrated man
ufacuTers (warraned Cosmetics, Denlrhces, and every
preparation belonging 10 the toilet for sale by
q. SAUNDERS SON
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srFREoTYPING AND PRINTING.

NTEWELLs PAGNlA PAE>s AND FOUNDRY Tn
: b4ne Buildings, Nass4us- opposite he Pafk-Ine
.uUsrb-r .sag lad establishment DESTROYED Dy
he Ne II SyflcesL las now iaAen Tx fourth soy Of The
Tr.D4Le Buildings and l. sgaln re-dy orders
for every ce.cuJOn Plaza anu Ornamental Printing and
stereOy pIng wncn be executed win and dee
patch a. me lowest prices His and presses being al
new AMI VI The kluas be WILL the
done n h- VII be ,N-cgiec N The beet
For tu,ras ,sors W. y confidently refers p1b.lsh.
ers OF Ills ely ~ lave Aieas eolh1vd 4Ohs ala o-c-ll
publcauols 10 - care md experience.
IL Publishers ami others re requested 10 call and
ANIME %, establishment 40 1cg- VI NE .qescnbers fzc.
lie. Tor dung ll-ir .lrs. NJ NV Iii,
- ln Ilhnne BINDINGS. N1ssaa.L spposi.e he Pax
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~ 4. G.. Barry, Arii-r in Hair, No. Ii6

BroaiwayW IL and Scaps upon the Nenii.atng and Cos
ssiner system Toupees Ples Bands Seams and Curls,
cheaper than any other house IN the city.
AsOmanlictITed from ladies' andgeotemens hair Neck
laces Bracelets Watch Guards kngs, Flowers Earrings,
AZ kr lmeodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

NOW EXHIBITING Uor snort nme oniyJ al he
rooms Of the National Academy Of Design, corner o
Broadway and Leonard sts-De kuypers celebrated stat
ue IN msrble) entitled, LA SORTIE DU Balm" (com
ny from tn. Bah) This exquisite and refined work which
has been by al who have seen 10 be the coe
duyre OF modern art and which has attracted crowds OF
admirers 10 Europe has been 10 ths country great
cost and sk and is confidently opened for Tho ID
.pection Of Of tbs sublime and beauuf1iA Ar
- r.. az =, c,s 500 so st'1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

10 satisfy the clamor OF the South and apparently 10
fulfil their promises and professions to the anita
riff portion OF the North.
In confirmation Of this you will see by the Union
Of Friday. the following significant Editorial re
marks;
Blu, the Tsrif Of 1872 beside being onerous as
that o. ls2 upon the iaborng and consuming classes
ard undr an aicrtd condition Of affairs hero ard ere
vterc nay point o dc not produce more than h<oeAe
Tariff risely adjasea," SC -....
The altered condition Of siairs means me sla',
OF the organ in reference 10 the Puoc frih'n5 anu
the arrangement made as referred 10 aDofe.-
Wisely adjusted" means such projected honilhal
reductions a. will satisfy the consistency ana caiofs
of the above named poll parrots OF the norm VINO
have been taught 10 shout Anii-l arm al Inc poHs'
and the nuhfers Of the South
The same game displayed IN Mackenzie oOoA'
RI en5cavoriye 10 gull the people BY Wright Marcy
cd otbers. continues TO be played off here Que
not initiated would suppose that there was some
real disaecton between the leaders oil the various
factions in your State. II may therefore be crafty
mo IN the deluded Young Democracy, az they
s,,le themselves 10 know that the utmost good IN
dcrstanding and harmony prevails behind the cur
tain between Mr. Marcy and Mr.. Wright and that
their Joint efforts are tending 10 place the Cato Of
America in the Presidential chair. The osiensible
differences are merely kept up for the sake Of pac.
fying faction q; home. They place themselves Of
the heads Of the houses OF York and Lancaster until
the time comes for the accomplishment OF their pur-
poses. fhGre proQt Of his. r.. H.
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o29 III Broadway. opposite Towards Hotel
~ Portable shaving Cn.es.-1

having perfected and finished variety of The above offers
the same a. the complete invented, suitable to
the of the travelling public, containing All hat ne
cessary for the toilet win the addition OF he Metallic Tab
lei Stop sharpening and keeping 10 the most
perfect order. q. SAL NDkRS i Sun,
~ 3,eod III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

WILSON LAND CO.-D-s'o.atioa Of Coparaefsh.p.
w Souce-Any coz aIllsl'-p Se.oofe .Als-ls' "
vi Ne1 sr and Harrsoni OF > LOls, Of M,soI
ia ludrr or ~ virtue % ares VI eOpafLaersnp between
-4l pEr--s. j. rrtuf l4s-J.'-- IN .efl.Ls.e-
S.w-f 81 OF =. 1915 JOHN WILSON,
o. ~. vlls. ~ Lis Attorney. y. w sOJLE
DROWN ~HELTINt- and >lirllg--Irs best
ID a--or-nf ever got up any one -s-neli, may
row De examined ualalaclfrfs 1rcr. "a uc = loyf
II ~ ls ALI ~ cedar o. % T. y LNDELHiLL-
IrKtNtH WINDOW SHADES -. 4. WOIOEJhD,
-ssi broadway, WILL Open us l-Ofni1s sr'.fA cases
NNtrt5y -.-. VI r. tea-lf-. gas al p.llci
~ oraat 60 rs 40, lAsl-r ~ a1 lal1scaf., srfy
r.ch A., a. .afoic- oi Ell cgr-ic.s ClrIal r-ss-s
Flaifrr Gmps. sk Gods &C LsisEg-s Buildings, next
door % tas corner 1f leaie-st N-w-forx o4a p.
NEW HILLkD Bsc2whsA.-asaly al CAREFULLY
~ packed tof shl-s II Ssres, halves quarters, e4shs
and box-s "a Gags VI - soa :. pa fOa nc "a % !"
s1.- b. ShodWL-L oihDSa-.s,
" lmA- s9eesssors " Hoa \ Owen. ~ Fronsss
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s,tS- Informniion Is Wnntcd Of ELIJAI

LLEBkOOK IT, who eit bis fathers residence Trm' I'LL
Lon H. CT, sept 3d. 10 seek employ IN New Jer-
school teacher From his pr0racied Say and long
silence his wife and friends feel much anxiety he j. a
young man q years age light hair and eyes. Of mddng
statue; blue black dress coat black pants and
vest: is by trade nat tnisher Any Information respecting
him would be- thankfully received by his am ious res
lives ~ VIII New-Jersey papers please copy.
Tr1m Dc 9TH
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,,pIENDID EE,TtvAL CONCEkT-The su

CPLENDID FESTIVAL. CONCEKT-The SUD
- -cber has the pleasure Of announcing 10 the ladies'
and gentlemen Of he city Of New YORK. that he Intends Ia
yve A splendid Vocal ard instrumental Concert MON
DAY EVENING, the ION Of November, a. the Broadway
Taberuaceon which occasion be- will be sssis ted by ali hs
most dsun sbed Professional ability OF lhs city, combined
" Ii the members Of the Philharmonic and New York Ss-
cfei Music Societies. Further particulars hereafter
L. T. HILL
CARD-U. Z. Hi respectfully solics all those Of his
musical fnend ladies' gentlemen, who may be competent
part IN the performances, either vocal or lnsfumen
s of the above Concert to for rehearsal the Cose
UNI, 80 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY EVENING" Al
05r'ock y N prsc .ely oio tNoylO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

COII-EI NI.-A-sembly, Concert and Military Bal
~ Rooms 45D Broadway, near Grand'sL-Thc pubic 10
respectfully informed that this aud spacious building
by the proprietor, finished, ana extensively
furnished With the costly and elegant new rurnurt
suitable for ti. purposes contemplated, viz
magnificent Ball and Concert Room for public or pm
use This extensive and splendid room having been
furnished with every thing entirely new and OF modern
STYLE and surprising elegance before attempted Ia
thu city nine 81 the most magnificent gas Chandelier hung
10 countless numbers of brilliant glass prsns. premiums
awarded r pattern In l8i the largest most superb and
costly The city; also, ~ luxurious spring scar 30
fa- with cushioned bacA- Window DrapeEies, vi the new
est siY IT, material 10 match the sofas.
Ladies dre-sing-rOO furnished with elegant window
Daperes. three very large and costly Mirrors marhletop
Dressing Tabes, win style Of brackets, w ash stands
with marble tops. cushioned sofas, Oitomans superb gas
Chandeliers, and replete with every comfort and conYc
neAce.
The geniemens dresslng-room furnished With equal taste
correspond, and every c0nyenenc. for rir comfort
The rereshmentoom will be- provided with abundance
the best the ty produce. The Supper-room, The
largest rnd convenient of sny IN the city, is entire
length l62 feet the widest part o. and can accommodate
100 comfortably; every thing connected IN uhs depart
ment viii receive the utmost Ht"ntOn
The above complete and elegant arrangements ara now
offered he bali going public and pr Ate families The
subscriber espec fully -ociis cs nom those IN want o
the above and hopes that upon examination hey Will
ind tho truth Of this notice. and he VIII guarantee u Use
every reasonable exerOn his 10 enae4Yof 10 Please
those who may fas or him nth their patronage.
GEO. W. MILLER, Proprietor.
GEO. ALkER, Superintendent,
o1, lafe % he AuDllD Rooms.
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A NTIQUE SCHOOL Of the Naiionli Academy Of
"A De- gn-The public invited 10 visit the collection Of
saiuary OF the Antique School OF The National Academy OF
Design, corner OF Broadway and LeOnardst Thursday
Friday and Saturday next from 10 A. VI. togP. NJ Admir-
sion free. b order of the Council
p1g sf.s fDfTS a. CHAPMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04


Petition for PGrtiioH IF Roal Etae
Isabella Stephenson John Stephenson, Archibald GTieves
Nancy Geves, S wife, numrhey orih and Jane Griffith his
wie John Stephenson 2d Mgan Guthrie and Reberca Guthrie
ms WIFE, Leondas Stephenson and Nancy his wife, James H..
Kennedy and Lydia, his Ieonas Stephenson I'd
Coy and Isabella Mctoy, his George Stephenson
penson Sd, Abner H. Longey Amanda ongley Elias Iongey
who persons Of free and Margaret Stephenson Jos
penSon s J. SePheison Ezlbeth siephenson Thomas Sic
phenson Mary Stephenson, Elijah Stephenson,
son. AMOS Stephenson, IOneley. Septs
nus Longey and Alexander Longy who infants within the
age oil twenty years.
being ordered the petition O The above named petitioner
against TIE above named defendants filed in
clerk OF the probate cnr afnea October 3Oh
ned by I'm yt that the above named defendants John Sepheson
Archibald GTieyes Nancy GTieves his onrey
Annda Longey Elias Longey Seryeus LOngy, Setmus
ley, CTenus Langley and An Langey reside
Slate OF Indiana ThrTeFe is here ordered the
tendency OF said petition he given said resident defendants
fF three weeks successfully the Indiana Sentinel
printed ia said Of Marion aud appear
said petition tie first day az neXt
be held The Court House indianapolis Monday i'm
December next at which time thereafter
venien for said court they win hear the said fslion
Attest, X. b. DUNCAN. elk
November, 1873 a. Avis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
state Of Ind:ana--Boone County,

BOONE PROBATE CoURT, NOVEMBER TERN, 1915.
Joseph Larmore, Adm. Of James Berry hill deceased vs.
Esther Beryhil, Alexander NJ. Berry HILL Joseph Berry
hill and others.
COmpliint Of I7sOlpenoy
tOMES now the said Joseph Laimore, administrator Of
said deceased and II appearing to the Court that the
wits herein issued have been rturned served the said
defendants, except said Joseph Beiyh and motion Of
Sad admnist ator this continued to the tenn
OF this Court and publ ordered said Joseph
yhil IN the Indiana State Sentinel weekly newspaper
published indianapolis in said State notifying the said
Joseph Beryhl that said petition of insolvency is still
pending IN said Court and if plead answered
before The calling Of The az the Of said
Court the same will be taken confessed and again
him.
BY order of the Court Attest, LEVI LANE, elk.
GRIcGS SUIT, Ats for COmel. 5i-3s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
RAIL ROAD NOTICE,

The Stockholders Of the Lateral Branch Of the Madison
and indianapolis Rail Road hereby notified the
Court House in Shelby county Indiana between
the hours Of ii and O'clock Saturday, the 18th day OF
December and there 70 elect Thirteen Direct
os for the purpose Of organizing said Company according to
the provision Of the charter.
And they also further notified that the sum or twenty
five cents zach share of subscribed requested
be paid 10, on or before that tine.
JAMES ELLIOTT,
n. TEAL,
WM LITTLE,
NJ. TONER,
Nm. HACKER,
COmmissionsTs.
SHELBYvLLE, Nov. 4, 1915.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
Sabbath Convention.

Notice Is hereby given that Convention Of the fiends
OF better Observance of the Sabbath day in the Of
Indiana, is invited be at Indiana polls on wedncs-
day. the 10Th day Of December Ample provision will
De made Tor the accommodation Of all viSites desiring to
attend the Convention, who will please report themselves
On arriving at the basement rooms Of the First PTeby terrain
CbuTch, where committee will Re in waiting.
Two days-Wcdne>dsy and Thursday, will prota be
occupied in the business Of the Convention.
Appropriate addresses may be expected.
Editors Of Newspapers this State viii please give this
notice prominent insertion
Indianapolis Nov. !, 1913.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
NA'E'ss,E

- Office hereby given that the undersigned Henry P. Todd
admni aiUr, and Frances p Philips administrator Of the
OF lsae Philips, late OF county Marion deceased
coed To sell The following real belonging the Of the
said Israel Philips deceased purpose paying the debts
the said estate, vii: that part of lot No l. square No Sc
with frame uiding thereon occupied by Drum Foudray
merchants supposed he about ~ feet 'front.' Washington
but not nor less than the width of said frame building An
the half of lot No ., square No Also,
all
county Marion and Indiana Such viii
public ancOn door of OF said Drum
FOudy, said first scrbed lot la the Indianapolis
the 9th
following half af the purchase money paid
the day of and remaining half paid six
from said day of ieS interest date
aud secured with freehold security,
BILE without any relief whatever frum valuation laws.
HENRY p. TODD, .4lainisirafor.
A.. IS 3W 3kfrES PHILIPS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
NIl'EICE.
orrrcr IyDIASA Muru.L FIkr Issur

OFFIcR INDIANA MUTUAL FiRE INSURANCE CoMPANT,
LtdtasapoEs October 81, lsi5
rENHE members OF sad cnmplny rehy
u MEETING will be this Office
day being the Sd day u December eGns O'Clock in
enuou choice
business a may he deemed necessary.
ersons nen ding IauSy said meeting remind
ed must he Writings signed by the
and flied With the SecreIy. BY order, o. w. CADY, Secy
Publishers of the following named pfers publish
the dollar their
and prese their bills lot to the local Agent o The
Company, who hereby authorized the
New Albany, Palladium, Richmond Sentinel F0t Wayne Erpres
tiaute, Izet vicennrs,
ansve Beao iaiencehurgh Free Press South Bend Telegraph
Loeansport Democrat Goshen.
publishers the papers viii please
obtaining the advertisement 10 Treasurer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
State OF Indiama--Isoone County.
BooNE CIRCUIT COCRT, APRIL Term, 1916
Melvina MrBToom W. John n. McBroom.
Dna.a ~ q

Book CIRCUIT COCRT, APRIL TERN, 1916.
Melvina MrBroOm John n. Nc Broom.
Petition far DiCores &c
satisfactorily appearing from the affidavit of John Gihson
dlsihested person, filed the clerks Office Of the Boone
circuit court on the 18th day OF November, 1885, that John N
hcBroom, the above named defendant resident
State OF Indiana aud the said Mevna MBroom the
named complainant having also hel petition
the said John " for Divorce aud AmOny, and eRon
John from having taking control the infant Child
of said Meivina, &r.
Therefore tile said John n M-Broom is hereby
filing OF said petition that the pending
against him, and that unless appear plead answer
demur 10 the said petition heore the calling
at the next term of said the will be
fessed and true against him. said defendant.
Attest, LANE, elk
NAVE Sol. for CompI. 40-3wisT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
snI,s of sfocjx in New YorIk. Nov. 2I.


IN compliance and Orders OF the General
VII be received D. until ~ O'Clock noo
Wednesday, 3s day Of December 1885, for supplying The
this Post during the
years commencing January s 1916, and ending December 3
le47.
The estimate, for each year, Is as follows;
Enveopng yellow calendered 20 by 81 inc
pounds % full ques and q
sheets the quire.
100 pounds cotton packing Irvine, well twisted
95 pounds scarlet Sealing Wax.
Contractors inquired by law give bond eqns 10
articles furnished will be
made delivery OF the Stationery.
LIVINGSTON DUNLAP,
Dec I'd. 1915. 53-4w Postmaster OF indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
SMERHEE,S SAI.E

EeY virtue of Vendoni Expenses
AB the clerks office OF the Marion circuit will
plhc SALE the 29th day of November, 1885, Court
House door in Indianapolis within prescribed
the rents aud profits for seven years OF the olo'vn
wit Lot No D and the half lot No square
ard also the southeast quarter quarter
10. township To- aud containing
failure realise tie full Judgment interest
will the time aud place. expose the simple
said real ese Taken the property of John and Matthew
Little. at the suit of \. Harrison A. W. RUSSELL,
Nov SIS e. yf ieriT Of Marion