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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

Aday September 2i every day and evening this week
Splendid performances every slernoon 81 o'clock, and
every evening at quarter TO s-rhe Manager takes pleasure
IN announcing he grrsiest novelty and wonder intro
iucri the public. The Petrifei Human Body, by many
considered most astonishing OF Adipocre Mr. How
add the great American Vioins Col Chsin The famous
Virginia Do art. Hydo-ONygen Microscope. Dlssolvins
Views Mrs Western. Great Western Miss Elizabeth,
infant vocalist Admission - cents Children under IL
years ~ crns 3 extra % consult The Fortune reer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

\. srEVESs' SONS No. ls5 Nsters- have feceised
1r, rom The Old established house a. Rocnre per Sfk
.Wro l. Jones' and Offer for sale sndng 81 Pier ~ -.
ar ysbarf y river y half pipes, ~ barrels and 70 fa'
mel. genuine BIZ favored & scigneile Brandy
Also, sndng from sane v.,oa "a, vb,s~s ,s@s"
"a lIrrrt from Ot4rd. Dupuy Co.
In store pale and col0red J. J. Dupuy Co. Brandy
cbamp.xne fne Old Brandy, and high favored Pineapple
80, ~ ~ nrOof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

NgW-YORK HOMEOPATHIC D.pen..ry. coz
ner u Broadway and Lispsnafd st snr me a. ~
- -. =. This mai uton will 10 opened IN lew Gays tT
~ .ption of patients u which due notice VIII be- vso
p y-,ssns-Drs K roy Quinn and Wells - wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05
DENTISTS, COLD FOIL.

SUPERIOR article OF Foil can be- had al the low price
40 n per o. equal TO any IN the city. Also, God ane
Silver Leaf BrOnzes &C OF ne best qnaty, at NE manuisc
tory % Reade-stre-t. 10 the rear.
ana im,F j. /. WAUGH Practical Gold Beaier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

DFN II Gold street, have hand the largest aud best
.fock ofISDIA RUBBER SHOES 10 be found In the U.
states which they oh- To le trade on as favorable terms AZ
tuy other house.
Purchasers invited To examine their stock before buy
M.
y B. Sole Agents FOR the sale of Patent Rubbers' man
laciured by the City India Rubber Company, Of Prom
t.nc. X T. aI25 1awimis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05
THE UNITED STATES FORM BOOK,

CONTAINING A.. the necessary forms m every depart
u meut Of business with advice the manner Of exc
cuiing the
Custom House Transactions and the interest Of Landlords
and Tenants have received their fall share Of attention
au2l 2vviss e. WELLS Publisher. ~ Gold-sf- y. Y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20

has sucked the public tea harder, with less claims for
favorable consideration. Gen Roberts, of Michigan
takes the field as a candidate, and know of no man
whom would rather elected-none who comes for
ward with better claims the Democratic party. With
talents of high order--a mind active--his SER
vices for twenty-five years have been almost exclu-
sively devoted to the benefit of his feow-mcn-with
the usual reward bestowed upon editors of sanguine
temPeraments and generous hearts.
The approaching session will bring out some new
talent in Congress. Among those who are to make
their debut this winter, and from whom much is ex-
Pected, is Mr. Thompson of Pennsylvania. Endued
with mind of ordinary caplcity-with high lite
rary attachments, which have hitherto shone conspcu-
ously only among the hills and IN the halls and
Courts of his native State he enters now for the first
time, upon the broad field of national politics. He
is still young in years, and if he up to the
expectation of his friends, will become one of the
brightest ornaments in the national galaxy.
TIDIOLEON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
\. O. O. F.--C7RCUIaR.

The Grand Lodge of United having at its late
session provided by law for the atealon Of the Cores
pOndng Secretary all Cards issued from and after the LIST Of
January 1876 and having also directed the revised work of
the Order be supplied to all the Lodges and Eneampmenls
under its jurisdiction TO allow the TO be put
in operation simultaneously throughout the jurisdiction
the Isl day Of January IS46-the undersigned begs TO
inform all whom may concern that BY the contract made
for printing the revised work. the Corresponding Secretary
will be in possession Of the by the fst of December
1915 and facilitate its distribution respectfully
requests that Grand Secretaries and Grand Scrbes will in
form him early moment what number Of Cards may be
required in their respective States aud by what channel IT
any other than the ordinary public conveyances they would
prefer to have the quota Of Cads and Books Transmitted
The law directs that credit shall be allowed 10 each
State Grand Lodge and and Encampment for such number
Of Cards they may TO the Corresponding Secretary
Of the issue of IS45
1t also provided of Books for each Lodge and
EneampmeDt reported have been in existence al the last
annual session shall be forwarded TO each State.
have therefore also request that if additional
number be required information be given to the Corresponding
Secretary early moment The old Books must be
received Secretary and Grand Scribe Of each
State the lime Of delivering the revised work and
venen the may he handed over TO the D. d g. Sire
Of the State, whose receipt will be full discharge-f not
convenient they be safely packed and forwarded direct
to this Office the receipt Of which will be acknowledged by
the undersigned. JAS. l.. RlDGEBEY, Cor. Sec'y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS the numerous blessings which bountifu God
has showeIed upon happy land DUNG the past year.
demand reverent OF His protecting Prori
denee ard an humble Offering Of hearty thanks and
devout Inscriptions Of praise fer His unmeIed goodness
Now THEREFORE, in Difference sanctioned in
many OF the States Of favored Union compliance with
the wishes OF numbers of fellow citizens and accord
1gce WIFI my own feelings, JAMES WHIrcoAB Governor
oil the State OF Indiana do hereby recommend THURsDa
the 9Th day Of November instant be observed by
Ooih Pastos and people, by appropriate services their
usual places oil worship, ard Otherwise, day of
IRANK GIVING AND PRAISE ALMIGHTY GoD for the free
institutions which have becn happily abIished
mted unto us-for the civil rights and religious privileges
which we etJyor the preservation OF eace among our
selves aud with Jregn naonsfo the blessings of returu-
ing hcahh in our nidt-Ior the Of Seed-me ard
aIvestfu gracously crDwning year with The itch
reward Of the abOrs Of the huSbandmanfo the increasing
light OF knowledge which illumnes borders-for the
growing spread Of the Gospelo gacausy extending and
continuing to the offers of mercy through Redeemer-and
generally for His manifold mecie and voIs towards US as
individuals State and Nation :-Trustng that the
sincere and hearty observance Of the duty hereby recon-
menfed, will be accompanied with its fruits of kindness
beueToence and charity towards ALL In nony whereof
have hereunt5 set my hand and caused to be
affixed the seal Of the Stale at indianapolis this
T. fourth day Of November in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty-fve and of
the Stale, the lhiIlielh.
JAS. WHITCOMB
By the Gorernor.
JNO. II. THOMPSON,
SERBIAN 81 Strss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
The state Of INSTRUMENTATION County,

IN THE fRoBArE tooEI OF hAkioS COUNTY
Petition for Partition Of Rsa Estate
Isabella Stephenson John Stephenson Archibald Geves and
Nancy OTieves his wife, Humphrey Griffith and Jane Griffith, his
wife, John Stephenson 3D. Mlgan Guthrie and Rebecca Guthrie
his wife. Leondas Stephenson ard Nancy, his wife, James H.
Kennedy and LYDIA his WIFE, Leond1s stephenson 3D. John Nc
Coy Isabella McCoy lis WIFE George Stephenson John Ste
phenun 3D. AbHer H. Longley. Amanda Longley Elias lOngey
who OF Margaret Stephenson,
phenon ThO j. Stephenson Ezabe, Stephenson Thomas Ste
pensOn Mary Stephenson Elijah Stephenson, William Stephen
Amos Sepenson fngy Sepmus I.Ongey,
Iongey and Alexander Longey who infants within the
o twenty Yeas.
T being ordered The peton n he above named petitioner
named defendants, fled in the Office Of
probate auesad October 30lh 1885,
fed b. fl av that he above naed defendants John Stephenson
Archibald Marcy rieves his wife, Lobgey,
Amanda LOnglsy Elias Lnney Serye Langley SeHtmus Long
Cenus LOngey AMI ilr Ter f0ngey reside
Indiana Therefore, is hereby ordered that notice Of the
tendency Of said petition lie said resident defendants,
successfully Indiana Sentinel
printed in said Marion aud they appear
said petition the first day of the term Of said
House in indianapolis the second Monday
next which time thereafter
veni-n for said they viii hear the said pehion
Attest, X. b. DUNCAN, ok.
November lss5. AZ 3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
The Indiana State sen.incI.

NObly have the Chapmans sustained themselves in
developing clique of 50 Office seekers, who have
been endeavoring to assume the guidance Of the De-
mocracy of Indiana Nobly has the whole Democrat
&c press come up TO the rescue of the men, whO in the
hour Of darkness and gloom, boldly sought the very
centre OF Indiana Federalism, and right and left
until they firmly fixed the Democratic banner upon the
Capitol of the State And there we desire them to
remain. Although We have not the pleasure Of per-
sonal acquaintance "a them yet we know sufficient
to confirm US n the BELIEF that they will be firm in
every struggle. They radical Democrats, and
hostile to the extension Of corporate 1riuegeS and
We have fears that the rags of banks or the fiat
terieS of aristocrats make them surrender one
inch of democratic ground We desire the Sentinel
circulation, far and wide. Our motto Is sin time Of
peace prepare for war; and the time is far dis
tant when the State Bank will seek for extended pri-
veges and greater facilities whereby to cheat and
rob the producing classes. Then the democracy will
want at the head Of the State paper men, who fear
less Of consequences VIII bend every nerve in defence
of the people and their rights Let the State Sentinel
find lis way into every house in the State, and in
very few years Indiana viii be redeemed from the in
famous bank swindlers, who by means of the State
bank, grinding the honest farmers and producers
to the earth. We say then to the State Sentinel press
on! The "Bank Democracy" may abandon you,
but the lrorkiHg democracy" ARE RIGHT! The
hard-handed, stout-hearted democracy can build up
faster than the kidglove gentry pull down-NelO
1lbaHy Democrat, Nor. q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
THE SESSION SENTINEL.

The time is close at hand when we shall commence
our Session State Sentinel We are fully convinced
that tri-weekly paper will be equally valuable and
more economical than daily, and have therefore
concluded so PUBLISH Our session paper viii be of
the large size The Weekly Indiana State Senti-
mel, and afforded at dollar. We shall have full
and accurate reports Of the proceedings of the Legs
lature made up daily ; and we have also engaged
competent law reporters to report the decisions of the
high courts. The Importance of the action Of the next
Legislature upon subjects of vast interest to the peo
pie at large, must be apparent to all and all are in
terested in the information to be obtained from full
report of their proceedings. We have further en-
gagged reg Hlar correspondents at Washington city.
who will keep constantly and correctly advised Of
ell matters Of Importance relative to every branch of
the Government.
As some may wish to subscribe for longer term than
the session. or for the Weekly Sentinel, we subjon
our terms in full
State Sentinel, semi-weekly, and tri-weekly during
the session, 81 90 per year.
State Sentinel, Weekly, 60 90 per year. Three
copies So; Five copies So; Ten copies SIS; Twen-
ty copies $50; Fifty copies, $40
Triweekly for the session, 81 90.
Weekly for the session, 80 cents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
RAIL ROAD NOTICE..

The Stockholders Of the Lareial Branch OF the Madison
and Ibdianapo Rail Road hereby lifted TO meet at the
Court House in Shelby ve Shelby county Indiana, between
the hours of IL and O'Clock Saturday, the 9th day Of
December next aud then and there 70 eject Thirteen Direct
for the purpose OF osauiZg said Company according 70
the provision Of the charter.
Aud they also further notified that The OF twenty
FIVE cents Cach share OF Stock GbCibed is requested
be paid in, on o. before that time
JAMES ELLIOTT,
n. TEAL,
WM. Ii FILE,
NJ TONER
Nm. HACKER,
COMMISSIONERS
SHELrYvIILF Nov. T. 1915.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20

most distressing accident occurred at the village
of Valatie, Columbus County New York, few days
since, says the Journal of Commerce. The daughter
of Mr.. Lucius Shaur of that place, while attending
her loom at one of the village Mills got entanged by
the hair of her head with the machinery. The entire
scalp was torn from her head, and low the left
eyebrow, which, with her scalp, came off her head in
one entire piece. The scalp is in the Museum
of our medical college, DR.. Marsh, who was called
in TO attend the afflicted GIRL has but faint hopes of
her recovery. similar accident happened at mill
in the village few years ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
NOTICE.

OFFICE INDIANA MUIUAL FIRE iNsrRAScE CoMPANY,
-, Indianapolis. October 81, 1915,
I'VE members Of said copnyar hereby notified that their An
- MEETING will be held this Office the first Wednes-
day. being the Sd day Of December ensuing O'Clock
the forenoon the choice OF the
other business may he deemed necessary
9Persons intending by said meeting remind
ed that proxies must signed by the
and lied h the Secretary. BY oder &. W. CADY, Secy
Publishers of the following named requested publish
the above notice 10 the dollar their
pes and MT their bills for the local Agent OF the
Company who hereby authorized The viz Gazette.
New Albany Palladium Richmond, Fort Wayne, Express,
Terre Haue Gd-se Vncennes Free Press, Lafayette Journal
ansye Beacon awIenceburgh Press South Bend
Loaansport Democrat, Goshen.
publishers their
M toll he TreaSu i'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20

e." TIE first shall be last, and The last shall be
first The Political Beacon of Oct %, announces
that that number The first of new volume. As
the second number has appeared, and as it is
not probable that 1t ever will, we do not deem the
quotation at the head of this article inappropriate
We would be sorry indeed to record the suspension
of any Democratic paper, but in this case we are
really glad to be enabled TO say that the Political
Beacon, though proessedly Democratic together with
Its editor, we had almost sad,) has gone
To the vile dust from whence its sprung
Unwept unhonored and unsung."
IT may be uncharitabe to kick the carcass, and we
Will therefore let 1t rest; would not name the
thing that was, its editor, if it not for the
purpose of letting the people of this portion of the
State know that it has gone, and that the thing which
managed 1t has now lost the little power which he
once possessed. We had no intercourse with either
the paper its editor for several months before lis
demise; if we could not approach it when living we
cannot be expected notice it further now that it is
dead Our only prayer in regard to either is that its
editor may meet with better fate than he deserves
Madison Courier Nor. 8.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20

NOTICE hereby that the undersigned Henry p Todd,
q administrator Frances r. Philips aduinstraIix Of the
Philips tie unly Marion deceased, viii
coed sell the following real estate belonging 10 the estate oil the
sld estate, wit: Tint part of Lot No l. No So
with frame tundng thereon occupied by Drum foudray
merchants supposed he abnui IL feet front, on washington ST.
Tess than the width at aidfrane building Also
the half of lot No ? No. So Also one shae IN the
franklin Institute, all situated OF indianapolis, IN the
county Marion and OF Indiana Such sale VIII he made at
public auction, ant u house OF said Drum
Fouday, said first described i the OF indianapolis,
Saturday Glib day Of Deeemef nd the terms aud
following haf of the purchase 10 he paid
the day Of and the remaining half TO be paid in six
said day with Legal interest thereon date
aud he secured by good freehold security, made
Bile without any relief FROM valuation laws.
HENRY p. TODD .7dmiristTqfer.
2r q a nl.r.. rntrir
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
SHEisEEa,,S SAV,s

EpY ExponHses directed from
rirrui viii
public day November 1875. the Court
Indianapolis villain the hours prescribed by law
and profits for OF the following real estate
TO ), half No. No
CO and in square No. co. in the of indianapolis
quarter southwest quarter section
township 49, and continuing 3S 4lo0 and
failure realise tie f amount Of Judgment interest and
VIII time and plare, the fee simple OF
Taken the property Of John and Matthew
Little at the suit of A. Harrison. A. W. RUSSELL,
Mn 3rvs Sheriff O Marion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
THE MARKETS.

MADISON, Noc To-
PoRk-The packing has begun with The
number Of hogs killed here this season, up Thursday
evening last, is 450.
We hear of the following purchases during week.
the rates annexed:
One lot of 100 hogs 400 for all weighing 200 lbs and
upwards 1915 for those weighing from 100 200 lbs
One lot of so at an average Of $500.
WHEAT.-75 cents per bushel-COJ~ier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20

MANsLAUGHTER.-A man by the name OF James
Meehan, from Troy, New York, fell into vault
about ten feet deep, in Pittsburgh and instantly
killed, his head was somewhat cut and his neck
dslocated. The coroner's jury brought in verdict
of mansaughter against the two contractors who had
left the vault in that exposed condition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20

BooSE CIRCUIT CouRT, APRIL Tenn, l54l
Mevina McBroom vs.. John N; MeBfoom

Mevina MclIroom John N MeBGoom.
Petition for Dirorcs. &c
satisfactorily appearing from the afhdav OF John Oson,a
u dnteresed person. clerks office of the Boone
circuit November 1885, that John NJ
MeB0om the above named defendant not resident Of the
State of Indiana and the said Melvna MeBroom the ahove
named
the said John ~ Divorce aud Amony ana 70 enon
John from having taking any control over the infant child
OF said Mevina, &c.
Therefore the John ~ Mcroom hereby nohed OF the
ding OF said petition pending Ia our SAID
court against him. and that unless he appear and Plead
the said petition before the calling o the cause
the Of said the will be taken as con
Alesf LEVI LANE, Ck.
NAVE Sol. for Compl. iv-3wlsh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Notice hereby given, that Convention of the friends
OF oeer Observance OF the Sabbath day in the OF
Indiana invited TO be held Il Tndanapols on Wedne
day, the 10Th day Of December Ample provision will
be msde for the accommodation of ali vsers desiring
attend the Convention who will p report themselves
on arriving al the basement OF the First terrain
Church, ~here committee will lie in waiting.
Two days-Wednesday and Thursday, will probably be
occupied IN the business Of the Convention.
Appropriate ADDRESSES may be expected.
Editors of Eewpa in this State will please give this
notice prominent inse ton.
indianapolis Nov. /. 1915
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20

IN THE MARION CIRCUIT CouRT January TERN 1876.
Banner Lawlead Jethro Wood Julia Wood John NJ
Talbot.
In
TyInE named complainant, Banner Lawhead aving
1875, fi5d his Till or complaint
entitled AGAINST tie above named defendants in clerks
Marion circuit aforesaid. also affidavit
Julia Wood Indiana Therefore
Julia Wood hereby notified that said suit pend
said and that unless she plead the
calling of the tile bill her viii lie
confessed. Attest r. B. DUNCAN. Cik.
rtth 80 aG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
SHEIkIEE,S SALE.

Ely virtue vendition directed from the
office Marion circuit viii
public sae the e9th day of November 1885, the Cont
indianapolis within hours prescribed by law
profits years the following real estate
An that of land lying west Of the canal
belonging the northeast Of section township l6
and in Marion county trd faiue to realize tire
full of Judgment interest and costs will at tile
said Taken
the property William Langdae the suit of John Van
harirum A. w. RUSSELL.
Nov. 5, 1915. 46-3wis Sheriff of Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-20
MARfoN COUNTY EXAMINATION.

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic
County Convention will be held at the Court
House, in indianapolis, on
Saturday, 22d; instant,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
GTThe several townships are earnestly
requested to send full delegations to repre-
sent them in said Convention, as in all pro-
liability business of Importance may be up
for action.
BY order of the Convention,
2w j.. HEDDERLy, Secretary.