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hOCTOH EVANS No. IL Peck Slip. Wster street
Nsw 9rk has been than forty in the successful
prace 0 physic and surgery particularly erecy)
those desperate cases Of variety of disease old OBJ
stnate ulcers cancers the throat structures Nc caused by
malpractice It's oil the importance for the unfoTu
nate to choose experienced physician DR. f. the oldest
ana most experienced ~ Tins his practice his
astonishing afs they have been from the Hospital
Peck Slip ard be convinced His charges reasonable
and all guaranteed on lms
The New York herald., 1845-11-09
Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY &c Gold street, is consulted, usual in
in few days. witnout restraint diet or
His method of preparing remedies such that
neither bad breath and therefore
he patient liable exposure. Terms low oil Imsr
The New York herald., 1845-11-09

EEhTHhkS-iooo lbs Illinois Feathers just received, for
= sale by h. .kCOLLINS L Co. 50 South S.
The New York herald., 1845-11-09
MACHINE bELTlNG
GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
MACHINE BELTING

MEXICdN SCRIP FOX SALE.
BOUT $3 OC0 Mexican Scrip bearing 8per
"A annn and able II quarterly nsalments for sale
by the present holder who about to Europe
Offers received until the 25h October proAmo addressed
to L. r., 2s2 Broadway.
Capitalists will find ths profitable and investment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
Meeting Of Carpenters.

The Carpenters of indianapolis met on the morning
of Saturday, Oct 1lth, for the purpose of attending
the funeral of BENTLEY ALLEY, master carpenter,
deceased. After returning from the same, they were
organized, THOMAS RICHARDS being called to the
chair.
The following resolutions were then adopted;
Resolved, That this meeting, in common with their
fellow citizens generally, deeply regret the loss of
most estimable man in the person Of brother
BENTLEY ALLEY, deceased.
ReSOlUed, That we are fully sensible ofhis worth
as man, father, husband, christian and good
citizen, we feel it, in this dspensation of Divine Pro-
violence, our duty to sympathise with his bereaved
family in their irreparable loss.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions be pre-
scented to the family of the deceased.
Re,olred, That as brother workmen, we wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days in remem-
brance of the deceased.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be printed in the
city papers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
Proposals for American Water-rOtted
Hemp.
BrRRAU OF Co
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREGU or Constructions, Equipment, sc.
4th October, ls45.
SSEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals hemp" will
- he eived at this bureau until tie 18th December
delivering hundred and fifty OF 4erioas uGer-rOed
hemp. siOrehOuse Louisville
and ST Louis, Missouri be designated Tire
United States hemp those places the deliveries
made between tie first day March tie day July
le46, and accompanied satisfactory
Uatsrrotted in tie usual manner.
The hemp he thoroughly dressed cleaned free from sv
aud must lose than sixteen per and
waste when hatcheed, the satisfaction inspectors
Tor spinning Its strength he SUCH that
threeiOurts inch made
prepared by
ton. viii bear least pounds
It's length color and other properties be entirely
TO the inspectors tie chief OF this will
received will be inspected and tested tie respective places
OF delivery.
For the hemp which pass inspection be by
and the
one thousand dollars the last bill aceeptcd according
visions OF the contract ninety of which be payable
within thirty days after the of hills
agent be agreed chief this
| contractors
Persons Offering. thirty tons and must
state the price written words eng asked
pounds when delivered inspected tested
by the agent and Inspector payable above specified
must forward with their offer obligation,
OF known responsibility binding themselves the
Torrance Of the Offers IL they should he accepted.
Bonds onehalf which ma lie
made with two good and sufficient ureies will be required
their faithful execution in addition deduction of
all bills which and paid teOre
ton OF the width will fully
completed, in all respects, according tler
Offers must be made in strict conformity with the this
advertisement.
five days after they have
bureau will consider itself liberty offer lowest
responsible bidder
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
The Carpenters

tend the funeral OF Mr.. Bentley Alley, one Of their
profession. 1t was one of the most beautiful exhibit
tons Of the kind which we have ever witnessed in
Indianapolis. We rejoice that the esprit du corps,
frequently manifested in this way in the eastern cit
les is making Its appearance here, uniting men in
he bonds of brothery love and sympathy while alive,
and doing proper respect to the memory of the dead
Mechanics ourselves, feel proud when we see ouI
brethren thus noby deportng themselves, and prov
ing to the world that however men may be socially
degraded, by following calling imposed ON them by
circumstances, the golden of nature may new.
ertheless still remain pure and uncontaminated, and
can manifest itself in good deeds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
TO the Public.

Three moving families called at nv house on Sunday
evening last two miles and a half west of Indianapolis
and received entertainment two of the families had
Parste and lodged by placing their beds the
Huor In the morning. after paying their bills of the
men OF the families that lodged together said he had lost
small wallet pocket-boOk of his panaloons pocket
containing twenty-five dollars and several notes of
hand. The bed clothes were examined, we'll the
room where they slept and other places where there
probability OF the pockebook being lost Previous to the
loss being made known the who lodged in the
with the who lost the pocket book returned to
Indianapolis professedy for the purpose of hunting lost
dog, and got money changed answering the amount
ported to have been lost with Mr. 5. A. Fletcher, EI
change Broker Previous his return from Indianapolis
the whole party went gave them If the
money was found that it would be kept for them Great
y to my surprise have since learned, that they have
ported on the road that the money lost house
and must have got it. They moving to Iowa. and
expect to pass Charlottesville, Covington and Dsnvle
Illinois My friend Mr.. James Johnson to whom the re-
port was made on the road to Indianapolis afterwards
the road the who had gone after his dog and who
enqured for the wagons. Some circumstances induced
him to suspect this individual and be enqured of Mr..
Fletcher and asceraned the exchange of money that had
been made AS character has been dearer than
money, and any unPreudced person when fully acquant
ed with the facts would the almost entire impossbiy
of my having the money even villain enough to
steal it, Il have concluded to make this publication.
Previous TO the mans leaving my house for Indisnspo-
lis, alter his dog two OF the party overheard a
wagons, reiauVe 10 the exchange oil
money, and the wife of the who got the money
changed, said all their money in basket standing be-
fore her and all in silver. The money the got
in exchange from Mr.. Fletcher silver. The whole
affair looks to me like conspiracy gel the mans
ey at the expense Of my reputation.
NATHANIEL BOLTON.
This is TO certify, that yesterday morning received
money. in exchange, from who said he had
ed 10 Indianapolis from short distance west where he
had sIad overnight in search of dog he had lost which
he valued very highly, the of wentyseve dol
lars. He also had a dollar bill which refused. The
money conSined in small wallet pocket-book, which
also contained several papers, resembling of hand
October IA, 1915. s. A FLETCHER.
This is to certify, that, yesterday morning, |
told by person belonging to three wagons that
passing The road in company, that of their party had
lost small wallet pocketboOk at n. Bottoms, continuing
twenty-eight dollars TIE pocket, book they also said
contained some of hand, and said it all the
money and means the had. The same statement,
understand made Mr.. EIDE Harding and family and
others the Charlottesville road and that Bolton had
been charged with having the money.
October IA, Is45 JAMES JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
TFue 20 EpderaIiS nm.

The Rockville Olive Branch attempts TO slur those
who are willing to fight for their country. Hear the
federal whig
BY correspondence between Gov. Whicomb and w.
l.. Marcy the Secretary of War, it appears that OF
the braves in the neighbohood of Evansville. in this
State have rendered their services fight aud if needs
be, to whip all Mexico. IL there hand il
would then be time enough for these horses tender
their To offer to fight when there is nobody
fight may lie thought very brave by folks but fight
ing people will consider it, These "braves' were
doubt anxious be thought brave and induce the pub
lie to look upon them perfect eaters able and will
ing swallow the entire imaginary Mexican army. AS
their Object evidently bring themselves into public
notice, give them this passing notice.
When there is war; IT will then be whether these
braves may not think prudence The better part OF vaor
and stay home, for fear good might be killed.
Remember, take don't CO. Crockett when there
was war-HE WAS BRAvE-he was kIlled-snd so might
the Evansville braves be So don't tender your
services in time of warbu always in time of
you won't be killed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

We are aware that the arrangements have been
made-aye, made last winter-but there it fall
ed and it may fail again with all the Governors
skill and smcothings.-As Sam Patch said Some
things can be done as well as otherS;' and the Gov
might be caught by his own rope. We think the pub
lie mind aud the attention of the Representatives of
the people are being walked up on this subject ard
that intrigue and arrangement will not do It's wanted
service-POiticdl Beacon.
We copy the above for the purpose of branding it
falsehood If the editor Of the Beacon is aware
of any arrangements" as he says he is, We pro-
nounce him traitor to the best interests of the Dem
ocratic Party if he neglects refuses make them
public. If any such arrangements exist, they have
been very closely kept from knowledge; and we
presume it is only the old cry Of "Stop Thief"
Come out, Nj. Dnnn No backing out
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

PROBATE COURT, BooNE COUNTY AUsUsT TERN 1915.
Joseph Larimore, Admir- James Berryhi deceased
Berryhil. widow, Alexander NJ
william Beryl, John 5. Berryhil JOseph Berryi Andrew
j. Beryhi Alsa Berryhl, Rachael Beryhl, Margaret
hill and Mary BerryLll.
Jns0iUcRey
Nd now al this time the said administrator and shows
N TO tie court that the wrts herein issued Fountain Tppe
aud Boone counties lave been
PENDANTS herein. Alexander NJ
hill and motion OF said complainant this continued
the next this aud Alias process
sheriff of Tppecanoe for said Alexander NJ and pubca
ordered the said Joseph Beryhi
Sentinel, weekly newspaper published indianapolis in
State Of the which the said Joseph Berh will take notice
BY order of the JOHN CHRISMAN. elk.
GRIGGs & 3V Is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

IT judged his dress and
a personal appearance.
great difference between good fitting
smooth In tile baek that displays
aad refinement ordinary good tailor
takes Artist tailor 10 cut tie other
tailor should know Low his customer
that he add dignity his
IL n b. has opened tailoring establishment
few doors OF the Palmer Ocse, and Mr. Ramssy
Cabinet Shop
Il Mr. has had trsRty years experience in
tailoring
II fact that he been paientee and teacher
Of cutting
Il Is fact that his prices moderate.
INFERENCE To BE DRAWN FROM TIE FOREGOING
FACTS.
That all those who wanto sustain good character when ty
from home. and WHO clothes ~ them with
and elegance be charged moderate prices should
ply 10 the subscriber. % y. B. STARR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
NTARSHAT,S SALE

virtue an execution directed from the clerks Office
~ OF the Circuit Court of the United States the district Of nd
levied to
the House
~ Indiana on the tenth day Of November s45 the hours
OF Ocock and O'Clock, the and profits for
seven years OF The following described real Lots g. 4,
and IN block and lots A. in block in the Town Of Leila
on Boone comfy Indiana designated the said
town ALSO the following real estate the Of jamestown, State
ana county Aforesaid the undivided half Of lot No block
~ and & No l. 5, and 9, in block IA Also part Of the OF
sec 80 town 49, also, the han 10
II, nnge2
Taken in execution as the property Of John Chman Joseph Nc
Laughin and John H. Nelson suit Of Joseph w. Backey,
David A. Strong and John A. Simpson.
And the and profits shall sell for sufficient
debt,
simple right of said real ABEL PEPPER,
Oct. 8, 1915 81 3w Marshal u s., District Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

0FTHE LAST CoUNTERPANE for The Hon. Henry
Clay, made by Mrs. Ann Warner, of Hartford
county, Md, now in her Oath year; she did it all
with her own hands in six weeks. Upon this CO.
temporary perpetrates the following
Beneath this Quilt, lies Henry Clay,
Whom locos put 10 bed one day.
BE quiet, Hai-to rise is vain,
Pressd down by many counter rain.
You're well luckd up-cease, then, 10 scof-
You cannot kick the ki1er off,"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
MARSIIAE,S SALE.

virtue Of an execution 70 directed from the clerks Office OF
- the the United Of
Indiana have levied and will puoc
IN hand at the CoU House door, the Danve
cOnty Indiana the 9Th day Of Is45
hours of 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock, NJ, the following
scnbed properly viz Lot No. l. Block 49, Lot No Block
original plat town of Danvie Iendcks
county Indiana. Taken the proe Mac
Henry G. Todd iam L. AalOck
Of Esra FOote and Robert b. Bowler.
And
satisfy debt
simple right Of said property for sale A. e. PEPPER,
Marshal OF the U. S. District O Indiana.
T., Nav
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
10 the Public.

communication appears in the State Sentinel of
Oct. III, purPOrting to come from BAIL Brown in
which statements are made in regard to me, by him
self and others. have since applied to him and
Gen. Drake, his. clerk, for a settlement of my ac-
counts with the State, as have frequently done for
year past, but without obtaining it. l shall now OBJ
tain settlement with the State officers After which
will notice the said communication, and satisfy the
public as to the injustice of the charges made against
me. JOHN CARLISLE
Oct. ID, 1915.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
The Royai Family Gazette.

Gas we intimated week two ago, we hear
that the bargain is fully closed between Mr.. Cham
berlain, wing, and A. F. Morrison, and probably
another young man. This trio will be apt opponents
of the sentiments of the Royal Family. We caution
Journal neghbors that they hadbeter be in season
in nominating candidate; for we expect the Royal
Family paper will soon fly another name than Gen.
Casss at its mast head.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
MARSEIAI;S SALE.

virtue Of
EB Of the circuit United district
OF ndana have levied upon, will expose
cash IN hand at the house the u indianapolis
Of Marion, Of Indiana
1885, the and profits the
real estate viz and half (52 part
lots numbered nine and g and 0 square forty FIVE
AS designated the plat plan Of the OF Indianapolis
fronting Merdan hywo and $50 2) feet and
running back the width through the said
twenty 1927 feet.
And in the and profits shall sufficient
satisfy debt and will
simple right OF said real estate for
ten O'Clock, a.. m, and four O'Clock, m.
ABEL c. PEPPER,
Marshal u. s District Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

665-Our old friend Granville Young, having re-
covered from his late indispositon, has taken new
establishment a few doors west of brakes Hotel,
where he will his old customers and new ones
to order. 1t is said that Gran is the most fashona-
bic coat cutter in town. We shall try him, hen ice
get amy cloth TO cut.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
ADNTTNlSTROTOR,S SALE.

FENHERE win be exposed public SAFE Thursday The th day
Move the late Benjamin
deceased all the beOngng In said
sistng beds and bedseads Stoves clocks
peng tables chains setIees and variety of household kc
e furniture, SC.
sising Of caks Of every description antaloons shirts
drawers hosiery and gentlemen's which
more particular description WA be gwen posted bills Sale 10
exceeding three dol
Of months viii
cunty. 39-3wis JOHN s. BOBBS, Adm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

SHOCKING AccIDENr.-We learn that on last eve
ming, Mrs. Queen, an elderly lady residing in the
eastern part of town. had laid down before the FIRE in
the evening, and while so lying, by means her
clothes took fire. which burned her so severely that
her life is despaired Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS-

gHNHE Treasurer Collector
IL notice. that the Duplicate the present year
hands the of charged for year, 1885,
hundred dollars worth of taxable property
poses twenty and mi for County purposes
twelve and half Road
poll for State purposes nifty and for County purposes fifty
For the OF receiving he
places of holding elections the townships
ty, on the following days viz:
At Hensey Township, Monday the 18th September.
q" Union, Thursday the 10th {"
White River Wednesday the 18th "
Pleasant, Thursday the 18th
Z" Clark, Friday the
4" Franklin, Monday the 22d
Blue River, Friday the
Nneveh, " Saturday the 9th
lie his
in the several townships until tie day January next
Each person owing produce Supervisors
cept in full for his State and County
WIN BRIDGES,
29-6w Treasurer and Collector J. C
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
Uncle Sam!

Who IS to pay bills against the United States Dis
trict Court We can't collect q cent for work done
over two years since. We wish TO know something
about il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
SUPERFINE FLOUR.

w haveinow in shall keep supply
above article in barrels sacks the price, The
oJect OF the Manufacturer establish reDuatiOn his Flour
Ia this market consequently that should fail give entire
satisfaction will be cheeruy exchanged the refunded.
We will deliver part free
All orders for Flour
ALNORD & WOODWARD.
October y. le45. No 4, Nouiss Block.
Wantcd-5OO Fiour RarreIs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

0|5-We would refer all who in want Of fash
ionable goods, ready made clothing, of having
their cloths well and fashionably made up, to Mr..
Wards advertisement.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

Os-Borowers of the Sinking Fund will do well
to avail themselves of the opportunity of procuring
Bank Scrip as offered by A. w. Morris, in his ad-
vertsement in todays paper. Business entrusted to
Mr.. Morris will doubt be faithfully attended to-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

and he accomplished his purposes in part But we
shall see in good time, whether the means viii answer
to his ends.
More In our next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

0ErThe Wings in a quandary. They dom
know whether their next name is to be RoOrback.
or Lelois Eggs. Probably the latter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
Bank scrip and Treasury Notes.

fENHE undersigned las end
which
terms 10 those wishing either Borrowers sinking
and others distance would do well apply by for the
they before sinking sales November III
is desired will proper
uifk0at charge
shall continue pay taxes any county in the State Funds
should he forwarded by LIST of December
59tfis A. w. NORRIS. Cen Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16


last week, except in Wheat, which has advanced 3
cents. 1t is selling to-day at 3d. learn a contract
for Pork to be slaughtered here was made to-day at
$500 neat-ths is a high price, higher perhaps than
is warranted. Yours Respectfully, w. N. J.
The passenger cars during the Fall and Winter
season, will leave Madison every day, Sunday ex-
cepted) at 81 O'Clock M, and then leave the Depot
at 81 o'clock a. m, and will reach Edinburgh at III
o'clock. Passengers going north, take comfortable
coaches at this point and reach Indianapolis the same
day from 6 to O'Clock in the evening. Returning,
the cars leave Edinburgh at D. and at Madison
at 81 O'Clock p. m. Passengers wishing to ascend
the Kentucky river 60 down the Ohio, can soon
after their arrival take the mail boat leaving Madison
in these directions Passengers destined up the river
can take the evening line of mail boats at lO1 p. m,
or the morning packet o'clock and reach Cincin-
natl in or 10 hours thereafter.
Two locomotives in complete order in daily
operation between Madison and Edinburgh. A third
having undergone thorough repair, will be out in a
few days, and fourth viii be shipped from New York
in November, making a sufficient amount of power
to be provided against contingencies and to accom-
modate the large increase of business and travel on
the road So this additional power IS arrived
it is expected that the passengers will be carried in
separate train, and the speed increased.
A new passenger car has recently been finished, IL
the construction Of which, the comfort of passenger.
has been the chief consideration. Much expense has
been incurred in putting the road in good order during
the summer and it believed that travellers from the
centre and western part of Indiana and the adjoining
part of Illinois will find this the speediest and mos
pleasant route to Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling
&C. The fare is at the rate of 80 cents per mile ant
freight generally, less than half the usual charge il
wagons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

01rThose letters should have been dated the 7th
Instead Of 18th. 1t was funny mistake Of ours.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
MAMMOTH STABLE.

: in full blast. II may he called the Horse's
= "a ~ Paradise; for the graded ground floors,
m E2[TN the sweet scented hay the abundance and
fTJR <A goodness OF the various grains the aud
~ Il ~ sparkling water, all combine il
OF the most commOdous, cool in M
Ia winter stables the world. its dimensions
erng OF ground only equaed by the great and skill
with which horses treated.
New Carriages, hand order. Call
selves, gentlemen. 3Su JOHN LISTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administration the estate of Benjamin Orr, de-
H ceased having issued the undersigned he hereby gives
all those indebted said make immediate
and those having claims against duly
lhenlIcated for settlement. The estate is solvent.
+. Jordan authorized collect and receipt Cor
said administrator. 393wis JOHN :. BOBBS, Adm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
NOTICE.

TRNHE twelfth annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Branch
AT indianapolis OF The Bank OF Indiana will be held
the Ia hiking house The
the hours Of and four O'Clock 81 which place
election VIII re held for the choice Of Seven Directors the part
the tockbolders in said Branch ensuing year.
ID. r. MORRIS, Cashier.
Septemher o6 1875 3s-law h 4 \ p
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
MISUNDERSTANDING SALE.

fHNHE undersigned win sell SALE
Of the late Thomas Cheeseman, deceased, in Wayne
Ship on Saturday, November ISL horse wagon,
Tiaee horses, cattle sheep,
ture the field in barn, carpenters
all sums three dollars twelve months
approved security. JESSE PRICE, .8dniaistra0r.
Oct. 10. l645