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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06
Law Courts.

L. 5. DISTRICT CouEr.-The following sea;.enlen were
sworn - Grand Jurors :-Lainbect Suydain foreman
Andrew 3 Bennett 1homss McEraih, James =: bet;=
John p;;,:iatn Joel Nelly josei'a keeer John McEhoe
John '. c. RooGc Ssacal! Smith tenl y i2cai Jas.
Webb, Gordon Burnham, Jacob Brush hoo;. Brown
James Il Coffin, JOHN = Haf, Lev! D. sai''i1 Jete,la;
Tow.e.
Judge Bets then delivered ,,e charge Of inc Court; IN
which ne stated thai the Calendar contained t'To c2 es
OF peij+Ty one Of larceny at toe NE' EIs1' *, iNs
JG: retired, and subsequently returned we SIAM.
g.:Ce bill, OF indictment; relation 70 oe OF The ci;-es
Q: perjury The Court stands adjourned u ms forenoon
SJr&R,oE CoURr.-.!i0r;asrr i = i!'T-iso1 IS Ca
rim Z. HaA-Libel-1ae plaintiff "a de;.er N Pa'ent
medicines y l. corner of Fulton aai Nassau 81 was
formerly O.! The ir,, Of Peters Harris a. manuacg-
OF gete.s ozsH.cs The defendant "a. csnvess':s
the South and West and .grnEe et.e-. Gated Aan5
doa ". sept lj lci2 severely resctIs upon meesf7.
P * Il. and d,sparaging tie caaac;c oi the ozeHses
Ac:ioa Tor libel : brought Verdict ihts forenoon
Fer p!aIa;!:: Mc:srs Gas. ~. SANFORD and r: Jci
dan. For deienGan; Messrs. :. !. and Dudley .ie.i
.icii. e. More! -. C6sTcS "pod.-In defendant on
Ire lIth Jan l.:J issued uarYGu. under TIE Sllw-i
act, and had Mr Mcrrel arrested on CLAIM 81 SIIJ
asE!as; h!t. ar. y YVES brought before Jless Oa4eI
but proceedings discontinued y Geiencaat t1e pres
en-; action IS b.ouca: 20 recover damages !o- Ease In
prlS0rmeut. Mr. ". having been dsts.net Eoars or
the defence j. was SAID i;r Eo:Ie! Sas msnuAcurrr
OF laces. &c-that Ms sore. Nc 10 "cesief-st NAG
been destroyed ~ ire and the Insurance Co paid Tin
$500 ;Ee ~ jan days before the ISSUING OF TIE
Siiiwei aud that defendant Ts justified. from
what ne supposed 10 be the facts n the case to sue o
q Esa--a-. IS &c did. Verde. tins forenoon
Fog p.,at;1 Farley Graz 5aG Z Martindr!s. tSf.Ts
For defendant Messrs Bec-w:;h and l. Brad!e:
CoCET OF Co2.xoS PLr.s-GsriGado H:-siglio V
J0ts Cifrs-ActDn 10 recover Tor --tFucia AID repair
ins paintings S'reSdy referred 70 SeveFa ernin-n: A.
.:sts esnhed 10 h ability Of s2;ifi n hs profession
Yer C., for plsniii S2Sl
James Daisoa 3. JOHN D. Parser-;cor OF trove- 10
recover cases OF sia- clock novsrl2nir . possession
o: Mr. I. az store in Pear-r. To &c continued ms
forenoon. For plaintiff Mr Geo. y. Niles, ~. defendant
Ir. Raymond eai u. c. Alhcctsoa.
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p.,,s yya,c,rr t5ors,aor Of die STAT Of F'is, Ygs
rsa-, fich has the appreciation OF qo'''eF oi
,.nrr call. upon me- a; tn; period oil 'he year % es'c
- - observed by the people OF 'ni' 9''e a. dsy
oSl;, rhsnksciypc The uniformity IN me time here
-, 3.i.po.ed throughout the period referred 20 IN
,co. me 10 name Thursday tse fou'h day cf pfc0"57
cx, . the Thanksgiving day 20: Ibis Stale .oF nc pre-
sen; year
T,., and hsa.h are enduring causes Tor thankiaros'
- n, Father .: life and the Fountain q health. from al
the living
Of popular Sovereignty and extending % every ndi7;du-
n equal personal liberty. sad 10 ri the largest measure
d TIA. liberty consen; with peace and order and PEI.
,,nsl security present for dcvor; ;hSnSiuHeil
to the Ruler Of Nstious from every people VINO enjoy
these blessings
The plentiful fruits OF the earth. which in State
and connry furnilh an abundance for the wants OF eli,
,,, I'm, daily thank fuiness and render j, peculiarly sp
propra,e thar, annually IS cSe'e ;r;'' aye y'eeed
rrs,n nsoplc should unite in tribute of'haasssTin;
,ho :c,a,r, the .casons and b.esscs he e-r;a
ana makes it fruitful.
if.,el individual Will summon up the recollection OF
49,; a,,o.t ionunerabls parsou7 sud social blessings
bic the yea- mas brouch: Will. t. ~ re people OF ta'
vii, DO willing. with oac heart set spsrt one day
. tb pne.: Expression of ,he!r thanks for tie nany
and SIGNAL blessings Of this year abandan;y bestowed
upon ;heni and ;aer country BY the efea; AUTHOR OF
every temporal and spiritual blessing
rrrsocctfly recommend t;,e s@y !7T" na'icd 10 -
,bu. zrt p. ,!. grateful service .Hi duty ard That
the people ofthe STATE suspend their business ev0eaons
and assemble in their usual places OF religious worship
that tie Temples which have rosounded with suppica
tions for the year may echo back thanksgiving TO Him,
who has 50 boun;iy responded to or petitions and so
psernaly provided for our necessities.
Exercises such 50 these catered into IL The 'pTi: and
With The feelings which ,aese considerations shoGld eS
cite cennot I'LL to ,.rn the mind 10 the Tey remen'
br,rc Of the ,r,essuraSy greater blessings Of the re-
compton throushc Saviour and the Revelation to fallen
man Of the way OF salvation blessings for which the hr
! nan heart cen never be sufficiently iaanhlel
In testimony whercoil haTe hcreuno aiSed the p'ivy
seal OF the State Witness my hand. a; the city of
H.. albany this 6rth day of November in the year o.
our Lord one thousand eight hundred AMI forty.
-. slLAS WRIGHT.
HosAcr Moody, Private Secretary.
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NcIE-.tcrnHY.

While all this side OF NewJerscy has Zone nobiy'
we have from the Yves; the i;dinss that Naiivism
has upse. the strong Wing County of Bnrif@efon'
e!cc;in- the whole Loco-Foco ticket by about 100
majority. This gives Loco Foco Members OF AS
senibly instead o! j Whigs-a change Of 10. Ii
the same pes,ience has mad an equally bligh,ug Of
fec: in Camden, Salem and Cumberland. or any two
of them. the Assenbl? IS los; or tied. The Senate
is Wing anyhow, and Tie Joint Balc. probably so.
We shall have The resa!t under our Morning Mail
head
OF course. Mr.. LIPrIYcoLT. our excellent candi
date for Congress in the Burlington and Monmouth
Distrc, is defeated, and george Sykes, LccoFoco,
goes back ntakes Wings TO cut their own ,hroa;s
ia this way.
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Nn, SIaic,

N. As4 s,w tSytey,s ~ ,ic my Hra' y'S''n'aN'
AL w,,,, eesN.r ~ tNNi = s'eS'e passenger VINO
,,.a., a,,,>n SEA he. ,A>,SA W tracked several FN''
E, .A,f.,,v. NfN,cyze tNe,cwsi> rct 'he e,St'yN'
.,.A..,, q x .,jso tAS re>ts Assembly urAev ~
,,>>3 =, s>~at3 *, es<I'e'eN'
SNs... Ns~,>,,.s2e s.,i slN'y say C%@'SF'' N'a"'
t,. At>, s>,s>i ,Nc .ANt,Heat 'jeA',s, 'N'"'a"'"S
.,.sS ~ utasssH ,vl, ySiSiasl !ocrF>N'S and "So
N.Y. MAI -, Ss,s< WytSht H,caA W"s t. NW
S,..,,>..,,,S> Mas &p,i tj,Hent candidate 'oT
S~.av4 As.s lsy.yc uSaysI> ~ ;hos' Counties and
,,.,,.o-,>s 8, \, .Ac>>,>I &,ytaiJNam, The River
,,,v..> <..>>s> ,s<ssjly Wh;Sl SsNo Sone against
s.., As.ts, Ans; G>asagS hAckir the scsnhNN wo'ds
-, s-s,S A3,,sy> TNc rtg>S,s sye ihst he has $500
..,>y.> - E<a,se,so,, l.N'1 !" A(Ss'S ,'h'1sh the
~ zzv, ;,S2 sSS;aS; hjys IN 3 ,iGe; p'N and
,se..>s, - C,,&s:sHls- wN2;hev ;A> An'-Rcn'
,,,.s,~ sssc< ,scAr-SS>j " M; The lo>o,E>os do
~ sas b as>
Tas l.s>>, H>>> ,scse, IN Rensselaer, made NO ran
- ySe> Y Dsv;<S vo7c Is counted scattering
rs. AsSs Nca, .scScS was >aplay',; by ''>' OF The
~, Y>,o>> ss,& ) Sss,; ~ n o''>'Ni,
l. \ >>ssy C;2. / sy>Ni many w'a'd No; vote at
,,s~--~ r$&sN "a; candidates tncna both tickets
N,.sss :, Ae.i Gta, sc,; rn,c>i them Rat IN the
-, e>Ns< :, tsr IS heard the vote is heavy,
,.s,.,.-,, Al A.;s Es., rhc AK; Renters voted
1850. q, +. ,.ss. :r-c>nsr,;vc Of poiiyic<
We ~. faa=, ,l,cc.aYlcxi,= e; these returns,
49,, >-sa}-rss -: ?-o.aH,y Is.'ss.''s have e'I;'
ess, Ia. Ssa, ,5>Ss:> Taa Eiveg has ''oas poorly
t1e...e ( : Le>o " $40 efs17; and i'Shi
W., ,,sv ~S,,:G sSC'' . X ditto fra'n PaF'ia'
&c.,. aa.-4.ss W. ssY?s>> - bS Lnoa from the
$50. 49, Nv, ", se..cr ,ho2sh the few returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

We received by this morning boat 'be ioi'0"las
returns. BIZ letters and from passengers They mt
co,.. tn, election of If no, . Wing Senators, and
possibly majority again~; the State Administration
in the House.
Dear Sa-. send you all the returns that have
come 10 hand by The mails;
!'al;on and Hamilton Cos-l5o LEGO
Hegkiuer Co.-laOo Loco.
Oneida Coco maj. COX " his Senato7-' " i'is
Members elected
oaondssa co.-Loco by shout 800. with the eS'
csp.ioa OF Mccarthy.
Madison Co.-Probabiy Loco.
Montgomery Co.'s majority ;or Hopkins :
Loco Members elected. -.
Rensselaer, Com Senator about zoo. ) " '''s
Members elected
Albany Co.-on Senator about 900, Wing :
Locos Anti Rent.
Saratoga Coon Senator. 500. Wings elected
Osweso reported or 500 Loco majority
Wayne supposed Wing.
Washington is about 2loo Wing.
o,Seso, reported from 600 70 200 for Spencer
Wing.
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= tSicn Lick

Correspondence otlhe Afsn+ Granville Nov
,r, Granville, which "a usually Democrats
- ',,S ,,,aioIify. al $50 against Col. Young
' - on tScrfria County washington has given 400
- We think we see the Editor of the Argus
oI the writer OF the aboye letter looking each Other
in the eve aud trying to cut on solemn face over
Col. Youngs defeat! It is q subject worthy the
pencil Of ccuilsshank Hon. i,~aac W. Bishop
ex-senator, who likes and IS liked by I'e hdi'o' o.
TIE Argus better than Col Young, lives III t'Fan.
vilie
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fBy PGssearers.j


sclioharie Cc.-smith. Anti Rent "hsl Law
yer. Law and Order, iLoco elected
Duchess Co-Whs Assembly iicSe; elected 'y
goo ma.
Ulster co.-vcry close probably Wig an"
Loco.
Greene Co.-cIose, probably Wing.
Delaware Co.-Reported 1900 for Van sch0o' !
hoven.
Columbia co.-1oco ticka; elected ~ 200.
Cayuga Co.-Close AID doubtful
Schenectady, majority for Van Schoonh0yen--
Loco-Eoco Assembly.
WIN. II. VAN scHooSHovsS (AntRent Wing
is elected Senator, in the Hid District by large
majority, probably 5000
JAMES 6. HOPKINS Wing is elected in the ~ tn
District, by a considerable majority
Joshua \. SrrScER Nghigl Is probably elected
in the Vth District.
Reports by passengers say thai JoHSM HoiLEf'
iNvhigj is elected in the IIh Senate District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

Losr Mas RGruRSED.-In Captain Frernont's
Narrative mention ia made Of the oss and supposed
death O: cuc Of hi8 menby name Brptis,e Ge Roster
who disappeared from them upo the plains Of Csli:or
MIA IL seems that his ahsenc. perfectly involuntary
tia: he had made several endeavors discover the
course taken By MS companions but being unable 20 Do
go on account OF the Of the expedition he had
domci,d h,,aclf with party OF traders, with whom he
returned TO the United SLrtes
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Farther from Neyv-Jcrsey.
GLOUCESTER co

WOODBURY. n. J. Wednesday, i O'Clock, 4. NJ.
take no little pleasure in saying 20 you that at
ter Z contest the worst have seen. the Wings
have carried old Gloucester by 100 majority. The
Naive ticket received about 3e5 yotes-perhaps
300 Of which were taken from the Nhigs-compris.
ing some of our most active men. ! now hope all
is right in the State. Very respectfully, &c.
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Cur City.

The Morning News has fall returns. The entire
Loco rc,o ,ckc, is elected by largszp!Uraliiy.--
The Loves; Loco Foco Jonathan D Stevenson has
e67 over the uiGhes, Viii: Hamilton Fish, Tic
,ycr,cc vote o. the three parties is about
>vh,- ,I.5nn Loco. 5000 Native 5000
l,,,rovcr Wmc 5000 Wms Native over Leco, ;'.50o
The National Re.ormcrs polled 5oOto so votes
Min, Walsh has some 500. The following IRE the
full votes by Wards FOR Senator and Register
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
NV. IERsEY-Is.rnbls.

five &C; either Salem OF Cumberland. and we
s-e hope for BOTH we shall have majority in lie
Assembly. The Senate IS Wing in any event
Sykes Loco is elected TO Congress oTer Lppin-
cot: - hir
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xayy-yG8x C.Ty...a.sembly.

N'EiJ JOco-FocO Native
flami,'n fish G3G ,:ss II Tu-..lG.7;5 WmS Ross s5l
iayvr'c II 67 JToyvn,end, ~ James Stokes. sNj
James Kelly So z n Ludlow 10 40 AGf''psonJLst5'
M,torgans l2i Joshua F!ee;66id Yhos IL Oaaieysoi
~ Edmond-.liil Gd's Boyce. $50 Harvey HurtSn5
I,in Siavlt 40 Win S.nslllG61i Mtll"r......9U9
rs Wii;i.is So ThosSpoioridd65 Wa MARKS. s9Si
Pete 1iuis 5SS Alex Stew art 667 ioEn King s6
II y Orip- sy ! GAbrrt-,. ~ se1 tivOrd.. .e,I7j
can S2I Alex Wells. 5l& Henry MelSs316
fiis Potter $40 T. Dcve,in. !6ti7j Harris w son S2
Nm iIyliI .98 sar.'J Tdcn6.S5j A ) Lyiugs:0us6ii
fti Ea.Irin.i!73 DS!eTcnsoul5,6H Peter Dois Sto5
The Lishes; vote on the National Reform ticket
was 5I7 (Thos H. Allison the loves; 524, George
Scbani, \ Mike Walsh received 332 votes.
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.,......s,, s>,s,r,n,ec 81 remacra"c "ats
~ =, w, SesVs>, MccS,HS W 'N'a Commute"
wv :, NJ ; McySNs>sA tar s'ays,l ~ FEleAN
s,s,,>t>,,. Nv, 7. A. esN~k, Ny NNier
~ vHS>,, Y voMG,NSoN. oNsirna~
49, N ts>,v>, Sssrct~tS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

EDWARD SANFORD Loco by 5000 plurality. (The
.vo opposing candi :a,es have 600 mo-c than nc
u...SAXroN SMITH. Loco. by large majority
W,i H. Van ScHooNAovEH. Wing and Anti.Rcn.
pretty surely chosen by sore or 900.
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20 Enr,.cr.:c,

We ua;s-S:-rd ;hst lie majority ioT a Convention
= - C;:y : zt.5g; 2c2o I. Is bound togo. In
Aiay sd ;he AMI Rent Districts the vote. though
E-E. : sa.d - h overwhelmingly favorable 10 a
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ON TIE Outside.

FIrs: Pd,e-The immortality OF the Soul Reyie'" Of
the British Corn Trade
Fourth 2ags.-' octo5er,' Poem by ". H. C Ho=-
rner Sales Of siccEs Weekly Staiemen: Of tie I. :.
Treasurer; Marin- Journal
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New Brunswick Nov. 6, ls45
Il. GREELEr-New-Jersey is New-Jersey still
WING first, las. and nothing else! We haze no
only routed the Destrucdyes, bat have s:ransled J
its birth 'Nalirism Wings of the Union g,'s
all praise to the in4omitabc Jersey Blres :ct ",
glorious .esult-bot!1 branches OF the Legislature
pro Whic IS fnlln,vs.
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n FRENCH pAsrg BLEACHING. of IN extra quail
~ is manufactured By G P Davis 145 Nsssaust Il you
would have your boots transparent your locking
glass give j: a tria
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COrtcsp"hucsCf % Inc ITiDu.c.
NQjOrilies. Spsacer. Walwor,h Ci,y

Spencer 293 ahead Polk in do 7fS.
II We know this is changeable world bs
we negerr dreamed Of shouting over returns from
Unadilia!
MONROE Co.
Roctester gives l97 Wing majority,
ErlgAk0n .iYcI IL do
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-" TIE History OF AZ OFFICERS W1Dow.
AID her Young Family, By Mrs HOLLAND, has been
Published by saSioa { Huntington 295 Broadway. /:
small Is mo. volume of 80 pages, and wiz exert
good naaence on the Young.
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E-ygs A number of our Exchanges coayins from
The Tribune ms Edtor;a! article abou, pctrided
body !, paid advertisement, aud, if we rcrncu-
Der right, inserted as such.
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" In the Legislature of Tennessee resolutions
have been introduced issirsc;sg ther Senator's and
7.tS their Representatives 10 vote a.a;;s; any bill 10
charter National Bank against aay bill 10 distribute
the ProSees ct the sales o. the Public Lands among the
States ssains; any bin og the assumption of the State
Debts; 10 vote for any bin iog the modification of the Ia
r toy the reception OF ;he Constitution of the state OF
Texas and for the extension of the laws of the United
sla;es ove. the Territory Of Oregon
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ONEIDA COUNTY
Ncw-Jcrscy-.rh Result.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

yEhiys Victorious orr 5oM Lore FoeoisH' aa'
N4tiUtSm
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY THIS MORsENG's ALBANY BOAT
rHeas THE INTERIOR.

FOUR O'CLOCK, 4 "
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o,ss by Wards for Senator and Register.


Total. n.u5 1886 s6I5.. 1914 1895 s56
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES

simple and frugal Government. confined within
strict Constitutional limits.
strict construction Of the Constitution. and no as
sumption Of doubtful powers
No National Bank to swindle the laborng pOpula-
ton.
No connection between thu government and banks.
a Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what IS clear
" right and submitting to nothing wrong.
No public debt, either by the General Government.
or by the States, except for objects of urgent
sty.
No assumption BIZ the General Government Of the
debts of the States, either directly indirectly, by
distribution of the proceeds OF tie public lands
A Revenue tariff, G.scrn inating IN favor Of the
poor consumer instead Of the rich CAPITALIST.
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government. or By tls States.
constitutional barrier against ilnprovident State
loans.
The honest payment OF our debts and the sacred
preservation Of the pubic faith.
gradual return from paper credit system
No grants OF exclusive charters and privileges, By
special Legislation, to banks
No connexiJn between Church and State
No prescription Cor honest opinions.
| Fostering aid to public education.
A progressive reformation Of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23
Volume I;;s:;;;;;ss:Numbcr 62.

or ii hands high, years old, shod before snagged
in the right shoulder saddle marks; appraised
at $50 before Daniel Rife. J. p. on November 10,
lSi1. THOMAS q. NOBLE, clerk.
Washington County.
Taken TIP by Nathaniel Dcsinore of Franklin town.
ship, Sorre Horse, supposed to be years old,
about - hands high, blaze face, left hind foot white
saddle mark, vhite spots under the left Jaw
and under the throat small cavity the right of the
neck, shod all round appraised at $40 before " IL
liam Baker, J. p, ON November 10, iS45.
w. c. DPAUW, clerk.
Wqrri,k Comfy.
Taken up by David Holbrook Of Boon township, a
Bay Mare, blaze in her forehead, hind feet ami lett
fore foot white about ID hands high, supposed to be
3 years old last spring; appraised at so by Nicss
mus K Phar Star b. Riggs aud W lillam Mckinney
before James J. Thornton, J. p. on October o, 1910
By Francis B. Shrode of Hart township, Sorre
Horse Colt, fax main and tail. about IA hands high
supposed to be , years old La; spring no oihe
marks or brands perceivabe: appraised $50 by JOIN
c. Dial and Gilbert Gee, before joshua Stephens }
p on October Is, lSi3.
J. WAITE g. MOORE, clerk
! Ry Tuos w. HAMMOND deputy
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Free Post Offices for sisc State Sentinel.
Marion County = Piketon. Cermont, Allsonve
Webb's Farm Germantown, Cumberland. New Bethel
Bridgeport. Augusta.
Hendricks County-Hampton. Plan6eld. Belleville,
Stiesvie, Danville, New Winchester, BrewnsbuTg,
Sprngtown North Salem.
Hamilton County.-Westfeld Noblesville, Strawtown,
Cicero.
Bsore Counfv.-Lebancn, ThorneysvIlle, Roy
Jamestown. Eagle Village, Mortified.
Morgan Comniy-Mooresvile. Monrosia.
Hancock Co1nfy.-Cireenfeld, Sugar Creek, Char
oltesviie, Philadelphia Eden.
Johnson Countv-Greenwood, Franklin Far West.
Shelby Counfy-PIeasant View, sheIbyve, Morris
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INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
Arrivals and Departures OF the Nais'

EAsraRs-Arrives daily a, - - ~
ClnseS daily = VI
CrxcrSvArr via 8rooriie- Arrives Tuesdays Thursdays
Saturdays - ~ ~
sundays, TUESDAYS and Thursday l. NJ
CiacfrrArt L4lcrsscjUrgh-Artives Sundays, We'd
nes,iiy~ lnh fridays i W.
Closes on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays T. NJ
S00iHh"' ,n n'' s',a,l,,s 3P N.
,I,srs ON MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays 4. VI
IEavExwoRrH bjooringfon-AuIvcs Tuesdays, .
Infsi1ys nj saturdays ~ = VI
ti1sts sundays. Tue>l,ys and Thursdays T. "
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23

LEGISLATIVE FUN.-A good joke is related of
member Of the Legislature of Massachusetts, from
one of the country towns, who In the habit of
sleeping his post. There was one bill, relating to
the fisheries on which he DESTROYS to make
speech. Accordingly he got his neighbor to prom
ise TO wake him up, whenever that bill was called
for 1t so happened that the bill to punish the crimes
of adultery and f5rnicaton, had just been read when
by accident or otherwise, rod the toe OF
the sleeping member. and sprngng to his feet he be-
gan, MIR. Speaker, have word to say on that sub
iect for more than half my constituents get their lv
ing bv it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23
--latest Arrival of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
r. a.. 1aE..DES(JM


Il. e.. NEEDkUM
Just % so s "sm , ns by MT Waso
street apels largest Seasonabe Dry Goods
brought Ia the city This fat consisting Of 100 eases st
pledges sell, either the retail nj Cincinnati
Louisville prices and would respectfully solicit an eAana
SO pieces Col fancy cedar; lc
heavy fancy CcaHgsi q pieces aud plain and ianc, French
large assortment OF Nesngs, Of every 'aaie OF col
and pattern.
Indies Dress GoodS.
Fashneres Cashmere DeEoae, Muslin DeIanes Omtra De
LANES ard Dmlra tashmees alcle, aud very tcl Ap
every variety ,; so slir prints from IA to
80 cents - pieces new STYLE dark PLAIN and iw.ed Snsas
BoSNET TRIMMiNs suitable to Cle season, The
fashion
large OF Florence braid onnets. Fur, furrrmed
cloth saelie o cloth Caps, together with few fancy
Plush Cops all the the fashionable wor'd
Cottoa Yarn, Chiffon Bahpg, ant general As
S0rtloept o. Groceries
kent constantly hand Fxsee Feathers Tow and Flax
Linen R@eaS and Ginseng viii he taken IN pay ent or Goods
and the hi ssghmarke, price paid ior thein a.
s,ss.E ssaEasts Ss'ssRseNk;ssS.
n compliance and Orders Of the Postmaster General
SEALED Proposals VIII be received ny me rn - h's
"Wednesday the - day Of peeem'e1 i's tor supply ms
years commencing January lst $50 aud ending December Js
The estimate for each wear is as follows;
- Rea> Envecrng paper yellow canered 20 by 81 inc hes
moi tr rurads per eaI fun qlres the and n
quire.
100 pounds cotton packing Twine well twisted
Conrsctors are required b, bond in equal
articles 10 he furnished Payment viii b'
''''s Oh ''''' ''' % LIVINGSTON DUNLAP,
Dec. cd. 1915 5alw Postmaster Ct indianapolis
WATER POWER.
SEALED proposals 10y the undersigned unit
- "Wednesday the IN day Of January net for leasing ~as
enough Prei runs o stones a. Lock NO about one 'e lie
ROYAL MAYHEM, rrcasr.
JNo. II. Tnos:PS6N,
Dec / 1915 JAM Of State.