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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

The Senate OF the United States met on Monday,
the 10Th, and CONFIRMED the nomination OF MIR.
BANCROFT, as Secretary Of the Navy, without a
dissenting voice.
The Globe says that the postponement on this
nomination, asked for by member Of the Senate,
M, Mrnnaia - % ..:L E - 49,
anime some public letter written by Mr.. Bancroft IN
ieterence 20 The Imprisonment of Governor Dorr.
The mover gave notice that he cropped il, and the
confirmation was unanimous.
No other nominations were sent in, and the gener-
impression prevails that the President will weigh
carefully the subject Of appointments and removals,
and do nothing without the fullest understanding OF
the ground before him. The Constitution, of the
evening Of the 10Th, has the following paragraph:
"APPLIcATIOEs FOR OFFIcE.-We stated some
days ago, that annoying Importantly by applicants
for Office would ncIea ease, but, ON the contrary.
would materially lessen their chances. IL is said
that the President has declared, with that irmness
which is part Of his character that those who have
preferred their requests and found here after
dry pressing their claims, will not receive his favor
able consideration. When his cabinet has been fully
organized and the line Of policy in regard to reno
walls and appointments adopted, then the applications
will be taken up and considered, aud decided upon
according TO their merits. This, we are assured,
will be The probable course of things
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

The Florida papers are discussing the claims oil
candidates for the offices under the new State gov
eminent. The election is 10 take place within sixty
days.
We understand by the Floridian that The wings
will run no candidate for Governor.
The present delegate, DAVID LEVY, will undoub''
edly I've one of the new u. s Senators.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

The blind phrenologist, at the Waverly, rs really
curiosity. Born blind, the organ OF color 10 totally
deficient where the phrenologists place 1t. lie Is
in that particular hmsefa demonstration OF the the
ory which he expounds. He has had many sItlers
under his manipuatons, and the correctness oil his
deIineatons of character have surprised the most
sceptcal. Without even hearing the voice and with
no aid from the countenance, he has described the
mental pecuarities of persons whom he could moi
by possibility know, with such general fidelity, as &c
create quite IA sensation in the city. One example
OF blind phrenologist exercising the art successful
", is better argument for The general truth o il
principles, than IA dozen others would be where III,
eye helps the judgment with the traits OF the phys
iognomy and the aid of expressions.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18
MOBILE
Tuesday Morning, March rs, Is43

The eastern mail came through yesterday with The
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

Il MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE--NEW
ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BosroN-(GuARAsTEE CAPITAL $lG0 U)-Win In
sure Lives on tho MUTUAL Principle al fyorshe rates.
Table of Premups aud forms Of application, together
with any other information relative the Institution
may be had on applies ton at the Office Of mi n
DEXTER d ABBOT, Agents,
lanx6 d Mlchaa.aixaaf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

VNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE ons.A. GeDF.
FRoy is now ready to organize classes in
French. after system OF his own. and ALSO
partly after the Robertsonian system For termp,
&C.. apply to A Godefrov al his recitation room.
Cont street, No. 81, from 10 O'Clock AN. tl Pm.
Ladies' will be puncthay attended to u, their respect
tive residences. ..f." ,.s. ..
N. B.-Mons q. from his long experience 10 able
to teach learners from any French system whatever.
and will always endeavor suit the taste of his pn-
pills His zeal and unremited attention, he hopes
will secure for him share Of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18
FOR NEW.ORLEANs.

p &C. n The steamboat BELLE OF At
80 TAKAPAS, L. W. Chappell master,
" III leave for the above on THIS DAY, the 18Th
inst al 70 o'clocls ~ and will regular pack
Ell between the ports of New-Oreans and Mobile for
The balance fthe season.
For freight OF passage apply on board. nhl7U
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

~ MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE 90
OF New-fork-A Dividend Of TWENTY THREE HALF
PER CENT was declared the 9Th Capital
TO SIX HUNDRED AND slxTy-sEvEn THOUSAND DOLL LARS.
Total assets a million Of dollars.
Per who did business with tho Agency during the
year just ended will receive their Dividends Scrip in
February.
Applications for INSURANCE will be received ut the Office
OF the Agency, corner Of 1t Francis and Royalss IN
stairs. jAnlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent.
% AAyfLANp, CLARK q CO., MpoRr-
Frs AND WHoLEsALE DEAF EMS IN Drugs and Medicines
Surgical aud Dental INSTRUMENTS Chemcns Perfnnery
Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils, Dye suifs &c.
Nos. As and Al Water sfreet-MOBILE.
HAvILAND KEEsE &c Co, New-YOrk.
HAvILAsD, I1ARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, 8. G.
HAvfEksD, RIsLEY & Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 lcmo
Having returned fd the North chm be fund at his old
ai-noTth side. Wv ''' ""Fs 10" "F'
REFEaEspEs-pr. LEVER. Pr. Nott. noy2e 2as,r
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

GO00 REWARD-Raoaway irnm The sub
ROOO scribeI about the 28ih Of June last nv
negro man JOHN, 20 years old, about feet 6 Org
inches high' dark complexion, little round shaul,
defed has beautiful set of front teeth. rather stus
pid in appearance hut very pleasing when spoken to-
John is a brick layer by trade. ! purchased him Of
Mr. James f. zunz, about 3 years ago, and he pur.
chased him from Mr.. Ensian-all Of Mobile. aelihsr
oil whom can recollect where he came from or Of
who" he was purchased by them The above reward
will be paid for the icion Of any white person
decoyng said negro away, fifty dollars for the ap.
prehensjon Of the boy and his delivery To me in Mo.
bile, or twenty dollars for hts commitment 10 alv
Jail 40 that can get him. So lo0a 81 =
mh5 J. M. ROBERTSON
0o- The New Orleans Picayune and the Mon,es.
merry iveriser will please copy till forbid. J.MR,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

ARRIVED HENoE-At New York, 9Th ins--Ship Mich
Mason IL days bark Rose standish. Spencer 10 DIS.
At ST Jehns, N. b., 9th ult-Shp Greenock, Fieek
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

" Ill leave Tor the above on THIS DAIs tue ioH
inst at ~ O'Clock ~. and will run as regular pack
Ell between the ports of NewOrleans and Mobile Tor
the balance Of the season.
For freight OF passage apply on board. mhl5U
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
(Regaiar semi -soeekly paokss TO the Nes Bdsia.)
Leaves New Orleans "Wednesday and Saturday Evenings
Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays.
nfE@"~ n The fine new and stAunch steamer
l4ssussassstaa MoNTEZUMA, ) Nee. Baker mas
= sxsier, will leave Tor the above port on
THIS DAY, 18th inst at 10 o'clock AN.
For freight or passage, having excellent accommO-
daiipns, apply on board 10
mills c. A. GILBERT & BRO. 90 Com-st
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN
p r. n The slaunch built, fast running
$500 $500 steamer NORMA, E F. Leech. mas
ter, will leave for the above and intermediate land
ngs, on THIS DAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply IN board or TO
mhI8 NJ. WAR1NG q CO, Agents.
FOR COLUMBUS AND WAvERLY
p Ens~@ Il The steamboat POTOMAC, P. o.
Foster, master, will leave Gr the
18Th insiHnt, at D O'clock PM.
For freight Oh passage, apply on hoard or to
mills M. WARING & co.
FOR COLUMBUS.
p r. n The very fine new fast running
SEailEsz7Es1x Steamboat ELIZA, w II. Roberts
muster, win lev for the above and all intermediate
landings IN THI DAY 18th inst al 5h'ciock Pm.
For freight passage apply on board OF TO
mills M. WARING & co.
FOR T 'SCALOOSA.
r5n'e n The fine, fast running steamboat
S;z,ssssSssSEs- BOURBON. J. A. Case master, will
leave for The above and all intermediate landings OIL
THIS DAY, the 18th instant. ~ 5o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mills MOSES WARlNG & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

Mons. A. GoEEFRoY, French gentleman now
residing in Mobile. engaged during the last wear
in giving instruction in his native language to class
Of young ladies in the city Of Tuscaloosa Being one
Of his patrons there, became acquainted with his
method Of instruction and witnessed the rapid pro.
gress made by his pupils take pleasure il stating
Of Mr.. Godefroy's method lin part devised by him.
self thHi II 10 superior TO any other have ever
known used. His diligence in attending u the in
sruciion Of bis scholars. and his unwearied zeal to
communicated knowledge ofthe language he pro-
fesses to teach, deserves the highest commendation
milo S5cm0 THOMAS ID. KING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18
CLERKS OFFICE. MoBiLE,1
March 9th. 1916. G.

CLERKS OFFICE. MONTH";
March 9Th, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given, that The Books Dc A.
IN sessment Of Taxes for the prevent municpa
year are now open for the inspection Of ali persons
Interested therein. Those having objections are
CURED to Gle them a, this office writing, on or be-
fore the goth instant, otherwise they will not be
| sidered BY the Committee.
The rate of Taxation is fixed at forty cents on
| every one hundred dollars worth Of property.
| nv order of the Boards of Aldermen and Common
| Council. SAMUEL PENNY,
| milo S5if Clerk of the Corporation.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

FOR LIVERPOOL.
ST. The fine British bark TAY LangweI mas
&d7E ter, having most Of her cargo on hoard
wants $50 bales TO Gil up. For freight apply to
mills l LARD & LITTLEJOHN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18


~ store and sasF for sale Ut Manufacturers price,
the following Goodsi ~ i'.'1 d" ~
100 bales No Lowell Osnaburgs --,i.
100 do do Manchester do
100 do No 2 Lowell aud Virginia do
90 do A Indian Head brown Domestic
80 do Cabot, so do Lawrence
so do Chicopee dot 30 do Qovor f
10 do 81 and 81 Sheetngs $500
20 cases biencfed Shirtings and Sheeling.
Also, the following which will be sold al bargain
20 cases heavy Kerseys, wool filing - .l-
20 do Glasgow Jeans and Linseys ..,l
10 ba!e' heavy twilled Negro Blankets Il
~ s do blue Mackinaw do
lo s do green and black do
y ! do large size he'd do
10 do red and whit, | nnrls : t'F1
g 90 ysll,0KY w.. saa aj ''' '
30 pieces bsst Brussels Carpeting, 81 40pr yd
s 80 do Venetian and Ingram DO ia,4 81
b 10 do Stair Carpsting, 10 GEMS yer yard
2 dozen Hearth Rugs Is d mills
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

q r. GRIFFITH having purchased the entire in
" sterest OF A. WALKER in the present lease Of
the Shippers Press. the Coparnership heretofore ex-
istng between them is this day dissolved. The bu-
siness Of the CONCERN will be pIased by g. r. Crit.
fth ~'H g X. GRIFFITH,
WALKER
The undersigned will continue the Comprising
and Storage business on bis own ACCOUNT, and re-
specially soliets share Of patronage.
mhl7 GIN g. X GkIFFITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18
FOR IIVERPOOI

FOR LIVERPOOL.
.SSM The ship CORNEIlA, wants 800 bales
cotton 10 complete her cargo. For freight Of
which or passage AMY to Capt French, or to
mhla GWA'THMEY. TORRES 4 CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

TIRED FRUITS AND PRESERVES bxs,
q drum. ,suisne Raisias dna Smyrna Fis.; 50
boxes and iais hes, PiRResi 8 BARRELS CEerries,,
Plums, Peach's, and Apples; Is dog assoried Pre-
serves, Fresh FRUITS and Cuirani Jelly, in store and
for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
mhI7 Grocer, So Dauphiu- street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co. )
q. Mobile. January IA, lS45. Z
VNHE Board Of Directors Of this Office have this
Il day declared dividend OF FIVE PER CENT E,r
he last six months, the capital stuck Of Two hun.
dred and fifty thousand doIlars-payable 10 slockho
ers and after 18th instant. . s9lxf ~; !.
janis THOS. w. Mccoy, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

MQLASsEs-lDp bbis IN store and for sale BY
w mills J4s. BANDS 4 CO..
ERENGH PRESERVED FRUITS-4 fresh
mills JOHN o'REILLY & 90. z
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

evenings entertainments.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

credif lhe sltan,hoat ARKANSAS. withoW 4
yrllsn, order from Eapt Rinbsh or ], ]. Peshoe,
e ;, 70 aspis ofbsISIse lnsarTsd Willis paid Vine
mhl3 JAMES REID A On. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
Fourth of July.

The committees from the several Sabbath Schools
and frum the Washingtonian Temperance Society met
in the Methodist Church, when DR.. Coe was appoint
ed chairman, ]. L. Ketcham secretary.
On motion, it was ReSolred, That the Sabbath
Schools of indianapolis and the Washingtouian Tenn
perance Society unite in the celebration Of the 4th,
on condition that there shall be but one speech from
the Sabbath School and one from the Temperance So
ciety, and these expressly limited TO tcenty minutes
each. Whereupon Governor Wallace was selected as
orator on behalf of the Wasbingtonians and ]. L.
Ketcham on the part Ct the Sabbath Schools.
David Reynolds, Esq, was appointed to read the
Declaration of Independence, Mr.. Austin w. Morris
was chosen Marshal, and the following gentlemen a
committee of finance, to wit Jesse Jones, Mr.. Hub
bard, Mr.. Sulgrove. Mr. Ayers, Willis Wright, Mr.
Stats, James M. Ray, DR.. McCluer, and the follow.
ing a committee Of arrangements Mr.. Alexander
Jamison, Mr.. Andrew Smith, Mr.. James w Yandes,
Col. Day, Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. Robert Martin and Mr.
Charles Cox.
Sentinel and Journal requested to publish.
BY order of the Com. JOHN L. KETCHAM.
indianapolis, June 9, l645.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

of the Presbyterian Church (Old Schoo) in session at
Cincinnati, decided on Friday the Odd inst. by a vote
of yeas 70, nays 90, against submitting to the Pres
byteries the following question, viz:
"Sliall the last sentence in the 9TH section Of the
twenty-fourth chapter of the Confession of Faith, to
wit: "A man may not marry any of his wife's kim
dred nearer in blood than he may of his own, nor the
women of her husbands kindred nearer in blood than
of her own,' be stricken out ~
Whereupon, Messrs. Edgar, Lord, McMaster, Jones
and Leavitt, were appointed a committee to bring in
a minute, expressive of the views of the Assembly In
regard to this subject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
CORRESPONDENTS.

GREENCASTLE, June g., 1916.
The Wings of this county held a Convention on
Saturday last, and nominated a full ticket. All the
candidates are McGaughey men except DR.. Stevenson,
Ex-Speaker of the House. DR.. S. has not yet accepted
the nomination, and viii not, if he takes the advice
of his real instead of his pretended friends. 1t is
plain 10 be seen that the object of the Doctors nomi-
nation was to secure the support OF his friends for the
Wing nominee for Congress. Hon. J. A. Wright is
in the field again, and a more Industrious and perse-
vering man, | never saw and it will take a great
deal of special pleading and ~partyism to convince the
people that it is contrary to their interest to re-elect
Mr.. Wright made a proposition to Mr.. Nc
Gaugbey that each should issue a circular, and dis
pense with public speaking. This Mr.. McGaughey
refused to accept. | know not how to account for his
refusal. Is he afraid to put his principles on paper
for the inspection of III! Or does he think his ouer-
pooering eloquence will better enable the people to
digest his political dogmas! The people can put
their own construction on his refusal. Every body
must knock under TO E. w. McGaughey-Dr. Steven
son must run for the Legislature whether he desires
to or not, and if he don't run he must be branded as
a disorganizer, and forever prescribed by a certain
clique, that consider Mr.. McGaughey a young
Hercules, second only to the " Embodiment"
A student in our University, by the name of Taylor,
died very suddenly last week, and three have been
expelled, and three dismissed. As the cause of
expulsion was different from any that ever before
come under my observation, l will give you some of
the particulars. On Sabbath previous to the exhibit
ton of the circus, Rev. Mr.. Johnson took occasion to
preach against circuses. The subject then served as
a topic of conversation for several days, and the
Faculty took the subject under consideration. One
morning, President Simpson announced III the Chapel,
that the faculty could not give their consent for the
students to go to the Circus. This rule created quite
a sensation among a portion of the students, and our
young men went and asked for an honorable dismis-
sion, which was refused.* This deferred others who
contemplated taking the same course. When the
day of circus came, several ventured to go in, end
next morning three were expelled, three dismissed,
and l am not advised of the fate of the remainder.
p Il.
. The wri' er has since been informed that the President
consented to give the young man a dismission, on condition
that he t0oHId isare the uaueTsify for home immediately
which condition was not accepted by him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
The Mormon Trials.

On the Dist ult. the trial of persons charged with
the murder of Hiram and Joe Smith, commenced at
Carthage, Illinois. The prisoners, ]. c.. Davis, late
an Illinois Senator, L. C. Sharp, editor of the War
saw Signal, Mark Aldrick, VIM. N. Grover, and Col.
Levi Williams. complained by affidavit of the partial
manner in which the Jurors had been selected, and
prayed the court that Eiisors be appointed to select a
jury, which the court granted. The jury was not en-
tirely empannelled at the last accounts. Everything
as yet has been entirely quiet and peaceable, yet there
Is a deep and intense anxiety felt, which pervades all
classes-the characters Of the accused, the nature of
the charge against them, and the peculiar state Of the
relations existing between the Mormons and Anti
Mormons, al c~onspire to make the present trials of
deep interest to the old citizens of that part Of ILL
nois- Everybody almost tending court goes armed to
the teeth, and frequently muskets and rifles will be
seen taken out Of wagons with as much elaboration
as If they were attending a militia muster instead of
attending a court of j~uatice. This is a bad state of
things, but extraordinary cases demand extraordinary
remedIes-Cin- Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
Obituary..

Departed this life on the 9th instant, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Jonathan Scoield in this county, Mr..
George Cooper, a laboring man, who stated that he
formerly lived at or near Vincennes. He had recent
ly worked at two other places in this neighborhood
was perhaps between 30 and 40 years of age
had but little to say very slow in bis movements
rather singular in his appearance so much so that it
would be difficult to determine whether or not his in
t~ellect was not in some degree impaired. Vincennes
papers please copy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

The New NAmE.-As a substitute for the name
proposed by the N. Y. Historical Society, we move that
our country take that Of SA VAN-NA; which would
represent not only the broad prairies of the west, but
the SoIomons of the east:-and being interpreted
would read. the country of wise men and prairies.-
Southern Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

SALE OF LoTs.-At the sale of lots in Connersville
on the 18th ult. we understand that there were about
$1,000 worth sold at good prices; and we learn that
about the same amount was sold at Laurel on the 18th.
The citizens of Laurel and vicinity have engaged
their engineer, Col. Farquhar, and will proceed In a
few DAYS to locate, estimate, and we believe construct
the Turnpike from Laurel to Rushvile.-Brookriae
American.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

DIR. Wfstar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.
This ee'ehr7ied remedy Isl eompuad baiamic preparation Of he
Hdd ChoTs Bari and Ness q keand, combined by new chemical
process with the Ertrat q PA< SO Sluisry have been hs ea-css ~
all cases when administered for cousa,, As1HnA, cos.urruor.o
any disease Of The lungs, that many Of the most Distinguished physs-
cisas have approved and recommended Il, and opersy sckuow,~dr.1
IL the most valuable medicine ever discovered. Ia Is truly q v.lush.
medicine. and senscting an immense amOsnt Of good In The relief Of
suffering humanity.
RTSee advertisement. A.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

Is hereby given, that the Common Council OF the town Of
indianapolis, will meet at their Chamber, on Tuesday the
18th inst, at , O'Clock, P. NJ 10 hear and determine any
and all appeals that may be taken f.0m the Assessment list
and valuation thereof, as returned by the Comptroller
Lictor, for the present year. By Older Of the Council,
June Z, 1915. G.. JORDAN, Scru
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
w. w. Wick,

Wick who take this paper, TO give notice, by written adj
vertisement or otherwise, Of the above appointments, in
the proper neighborhoods.
The above are probably all the appointments Judge
Wick will have time TO make and ell IN the above named
counties. Other appointments will be made hereafter for
other counties. which the friends will kindly make as
public as possible.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

TUNDE undersigned. agents for the AMERICAN PORTABLE
n BOAT LINE on the Pennsylvania Canal, viii receive nil mo
perry designed To he shipped from This place Las. BY said line, and
ship the same TO Pittsburgh FREE OF STORAGE on coNMss.o ON either
which they may actually have Ia psy-and win take ali properly Of
feTed, BY this line through To Philadelphia and Halinou, in As shor; a
lime and ri a lMle lower rates than any other agency in the place.
Shippers Will find their property cone out in much better order East,
Section Boats, as in lhs line there Is no ~transhippins done over the
mountains-fIsm Canal Boats To Rail Road tars and from Cars 10
Canal Boats again, which has To he done by other lines.
We also say To Merchants and others, bringing goods from the East,
that If they ship by this lIne, aud c0nsign 10 MesSs ChTksun 4 Co,
pinsburgh, and To Us AT Madison, we wiz Erward their goods 10 ali
interior places without commissun, either at Pittsburgh oT this place.
Madison, la, ls4a. 3-3m MITCHELL & co.
NEW STORE.
FnNHE su, scriheTs would respectfully inform the public that they
n have Just received from Philadelphia, and ire now opening M
the stae formerly occupied by j. l.. lIagin, one door west Of Ia, ton
Boot * Shoe store, a large and splendid assortment OF
G0eds.
which they ire determined to sell very cheap for cash. Their stock
consists in part Of
Cloths,
Blue, Black, Brown, Drab, Cadet, Steel mixed, OF every variety of
shades aud prices Cassinees, Saunets, plain and diamond, of all
shades and colors.
Summer StufS.
Nearly every style, such as Cotton Stripe, plain Cotton Drill, r1aId
Bingham, Brown Holland, Nankin, Plaid Gambroon, and a variety u
others too numerous Ia mention.
PAIN Leaf and LeghOrn Hats.
And all articles usually kept in Dr. Goods Stues.
10 the Ladies.
They would call The attention OF the Ladies 10 their fine selection Of
Lawns, Ii s%iZarints,
Muslin de Lanes, English and American Prints, Drapery, Book and
Swiss Muslins, Plain and Plaid Jacnnet, Paper tamb1c, coiored
Florence, White and Black Grape, Gimps, Flowers, Parasns and
Shades. Of ever size and description Cloves and Mus OF all kinds
In short, a great variety of Ladies' Trimmings, which will lie sold
cheap for cash. Store a Jp doors east If the Post Office.
T. & J. q. CARLETON.
Indianapolis, JHHs 10, ls45. 3-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

C1We are requested to announce JOHN w. HAMILTON
as & candidate for reelection to the Office Of Auditor Of MI
~san rn.,nf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

defzmIng Miss Fishwaters character was sentenced
TO pay 10 shllIiDgs, or "cut grass three or four days."