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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29
i. KENNEDY.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. = We notice by
the last Sentinel that Hon. w. w. Wick has received
the nomination Of the Democratic Convention for
Congress in that District. His success is certain.
We have been personally acquainted with the Judge
for a number of years and know him to be a gentleman
of that stern integrity AID exalted talent that well
qualify him for a Representative In Congress.-PaoIi
American.
HoS. w. W. WIcK.-We have the great pleasure
of announcing that our excellent friend, JUDGE Wick,
has been nominated for Congress, from the Indiana
polls district, by the late Democratic Convention
There are few Of our old friends whose return to the
national legislature we should welcome with more
sincere and heartfelt delight. He is well worthy tC
succeed his able and fearless prcdecessOr.-U.S. Jour
nal Washington City.
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DIED-In this place on Saturday evening, the 18th inst,
Miss PHEBE ANN Cole. aged about twenty years.
The deceased aud her mother were returning 10 their homes
in the northern part of Pennsylvania. from a visit TO lndian-
apolis, 10 THIS State, when the former was I ken i'll in the
stage, aud WAS unable TO proceed any farther. She was
cohiBed from Monday until Saturday night, suffering con-
staBty the most extreme pain. Every thing was done which
seemed likely 10 aGoid relief, but all in vain. Se died
among strangers but il may be gratifying to her friends to
know, that both her and her beTeaved mother bad the kindesi
sympathies Of our citizens; and that her funeial was
attended by a majority Of The inhabitants Of our town.
BrookuiM American.
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The American Anti-Slavery Society is in session
in New York. The report shows that the receipts
during the past year had been S5~,556-S2,532 of
which were the proceeds of the Anti-Slavery Standard
-S5,S63 were for donations, and $3.50 from the sale
of tracts. Expenses S8,445-S4,629 expenses of the
Standard-Sl42 for collecting agents, and S442 for
the publication of tracts. A large debt has been ex-
tinguished, and there remained no unsettled account
or outstanding claim against the Society. The
Society is out Of debt.
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SALE OF LAMB
IE~Orfgaged TO t;ie Siase Of Indiana for
Failure 40 pay EnfeIc est.

AUDrToRis OFFICE, MoRGAN CoUSIy, MAY II, le4h
TE,HE following tract or parcel &c land or 50 much thereof az ins
q be necessary, will, on saturday the 26lh day of July next, be.
tween the hours OF & O'Clock, a. ~, end 6 O'Clock, p. NJ, on Std
daf, at recount House dor in Nalinsvine, Ia he efrrrd IA coHtssHi-
hy with Inc pruvisilns If The Revised statutes Of IS43. The SAID
tract OF land 10 wit: the south hall Of the Nj quarter OF section
80, being equally divided by a direct lire running east aud wesi
through the middle Of said quarter sectinn, township u. n. TX T.,
having been potgaged TO the Stale " Indiana to secnret the payment
Of n loan from the fund Of The above town ship, and The mOrtg igor
having failed 10 pay the interest As required by law. No bid ior a less
sun Than that duo fa principal. Interest, damages and csis, VIII lie
49-9w N. r. GUTRIDGE, A. NJ. c.
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Painful RunlOr.

1t is rumored here, that Gen. SAMUEL MuRoY IS
dead. 1t is but a few days since we received a letter
from him; and if the rumet should be we'll founded,
which we mu,h fear Will be the case, it evidences a
sudden death. We shall wait for its confirmation or
contradiction.
LATER.-We have information which leaves no
doubt of tine truth of the rumOr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

The FRANKING PRIv1LEGE.-During the discussion
in favor Of abolishing the franking privilege, it was
contended that members of Congress had franked their
shirts home to be washed The romance created a
smile, but it seems that something like it has actually
occurred. AMr. Beach OF Georgia, in debate, charg-
ed Mr.. Giddihgs of Ohio with having franked ga ca
leo frock," marked Tub. Doc. II turns out to have
been E. d. Potter who franked home the frock. The
Postmaster says il was McNulty's frank, but the pack
age was directed to Mrs. E. D.. Potter, and at the next
mail some more dry goods were franked in the same
ma amer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

AEoLITIox.-The Abolitionists Of Steubcn county
have passed resolutions in Convention in favor Of DR..
Thompson for Congress. Beautiful consistency but
Just about as beautiful and just about as consistent as
will be their course IN this District by voting for
Judge Sample for Congress. Judge Dcming, fully his
equal in intellect, and vastly his superior IN morals,
Sample the residue of this very conscientious, SIM
hating, God-serving abolition or Liberty party! And
yet after election these men will look as meek as
saints, and ask the world to believe them honest .
-Goshen Dsm0crok.
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MORE NEW GOODS!
AIYOrd- & IS o cd tvard,

NO. ]. Ta-WO H0usts -
n RE receiving n beautiful assortment OF SU-tfEh
IN GOODS. among With are fars Lawns IIehcn s" '.
~audri Mnslins. Worsted Balzasincs (ew and beautiful patterns),
Eadsion Cling ans, Cfamhrny d. splendid Prints. tlack ans o.
iorad Al,arrs Alpaca Aprons, ca slA Shsw1s. 6 4 and ~ delain
do fancy Shawls aud Cravsts, l.. c. Handkereiieis Vfom rs sents
I, 80 SsS sinner light Md Gloves. iucie and gold-hnrked Mitis
S.s-, r-rt,v Ia~oneit Tnsertinss and Eipincs. Brussels and Mech.
ia, Iaee. Hack nett for veis. Bonnet Lnwts o. every color. Kid
a-d f,rrv nHtcnt leather Slippers Tor ladies' aud misses.
AIso-Iiorse hair, fancy. gmr, aud ~Aeaposian bonne's' attom
a 10 so per rent. less than usual prices.
IauKwrSE-Cases test nutTia. SIX, ard Ashland hnr, e"
fashionable styles. and Rest qualify hcsifes
WOOLLEN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consisting OF ClotLs, black and fancy CFssimeres "a great varie'yJ
Casinets and jeans plain, plaid, ard striped Tweeds; french
Linen, Summer Coafings brown and blsaehed Goods, very low
Hosiery. &c. &c. A.x
ArTie Above goods were purchased very low, no VII y OF
fered at lower prices than any goods have been one1eu IN Wv"
e'av ALvORD <
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IMPORTANT!
II. FOsgale's AnOdync Cordial,

A SAFE AND EFFEcTUAL REMEDY For THE
SUMNER co COMPLAINTS,
Jr Durhra ard Cholera HrbVsi also, FHfusHt and Sasmode cdSe-
This invaluable Medicine for the above complaints surpasses any
other remedy now In use. Hundreds Of cases have come to- the khow-
ledge OF the proprietor, where a speedy cure has been effected by the
use OF the Cordial, after a resort 10 the coum6n remedies had proved
unavaAing. thas beea extensively used throughout this state and
elsewhere, fH many yeaIs-has been approved, and is used In rgae-
the by a great nunsher Of the most respectable physicians, as may he
seen by their certificates and recommendations accompanying each
bottle.
This medicine is discovered TO he z certain and efectual remedy fE
the intestine diseases. produced by the drinking Of the waters of tho
rivers in the southern and south western States, which renders h Of
iaestimsbIe vtue to those who reside Il travel in those sections Of the
country.
NJ. q. To secure the public against deception, the external label OF
each bottle Is secured hy a cor- ngsI. which was entered tsccUding 20
act OF Congress- in The Northern District Of New York, en- the Sn
d, Of November, Ammo D0mini, ls40.
A fac-simile Of the prornietWs signature VIII be found on the outer
label, IL genaine. Price 81 cts.
For sale by ToMLINsoN BROTHERS, IndinnsPohs II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

The British government Steamship Columbia ar
rived at Boston, on Thursday, for the purpose of run
ming the meridian line between that city and Halifax.
The Boston Times expresses its belief that the object
of the expedition is more for the purpose Of getting
the bearings Of our coast, and to ascertain the peculi-
arities of our harbors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

TREATY.-By a proclamation from the President we
learn that a treaty las been negotiated between the
United States and the Grand Duchy of Hesse, abol-
ishing every kind Of droit d'aubaine and tax on emi-
grafton. This will allow all aliens resident in either
country to inherit real estate and dispose of the same,
paying only such duties as the Inhabitants of the coun-
try where the property is would pay IN like cases
The act is dated March 18th, 1874, and takes effect
Immediately.
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ENHE next quarter OF the Seminary will commence the first Mon
IL day of June next under charge Of MI. J. p. Stafford, Principal,
and Mr.. n. ID. Hibben, Assistant. - ta.t
In the appointment Of The Teachers, the Trustees have in view the
establishment of a Juvenile Department, which will be hereafter sus-
tanned in te Seminary.
The rates of tuition have been reduced and will &c per quarter as
follows, viz: -.
For primary studies, including reading, writing and spelling, So 90
Common English studies, including Geography, English Gram
mar and Arabmetic, 90
All studies in advance of these, including Mathematics, Lam
gulges. &C, 90
The students Of Tire Seminary are requested TO attend as early in
the SEES ion as circumstances will permit.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Man "a. IS45. 49-3w 8. YANDES. Seev.
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DIR. Wistar,s BaIsam of wild CHERRY,

DIR. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.
This celebrated remedy $ a compound balsamic preparation oil the
HId Cherry Bark and Moss Of Iceland, combined BY a new chemical
process with the Extract Of Pine So saluiary have been lis effects in
all cases when administered for CoUGHs, AsyHMA. CcvspnPrroS, or
any disease Of the lungs, that many Of the most distinguished ply 81
clans have approved and recommended il, aud opeI ~ acknowledged
il the most valuable medicine ever discovered. II Is truly a valuable
medicine, and is sfecling an immense amosnt Of good in Tie relief Of
suffering humanity.
RFSee advertisement. 4l-y
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SYRAYED.

an Friday last, the ed inst, from 4 pasture of James Alex
ander. about three quarters OF a mile east Of Norfh1aId ON
the State road leading from koblesvinc via Nouh6eld TO Lebanon.
4 dark iron gray horse. three years old ris spring, about six
teen hands high, with a white mark on his isce, black name and
tail, and was In good order when he sfrayed oil.
Any person bringing said hose to the subscriber, in Clarke
to~ aship. Johnson county, sher be amply rewarded for his trou
bic. 4oT ARCHIBALD G. CLARK
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MICUAET, .KTnLsN,s ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters iestamentary On the estate of
" Michael Kirin, late Of Marion county. Indiana, deceased. have
been duly granted To the undersigned by the clerk Of the rrhaie count
Of Marion county aforesaid. Said esae Is supposed To be solvent.
All rersnns inue ted To said estate are hereby Bouhed To make pay
ment IN the undersigned without delay, and those having just de
mands against said estate, are MOI fed 10 present their claims properly
adjusted ff seule menl within the time limited by law.
JOHN WHITE, l
JMay 81, ls45. 4s-3wr JAS. vANSICkLE, A'
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NOTICE

n s hereby given that letters OF administration OF MI the goods ana
II chaues, rights, GREATS, moneys and effects which were 81 James
Jackson, late OF Marion county, Indiana, deceased, have been this day
ranted to the undo rsiensd by the Clerk Of the Prebsis Court Of said
cBunty; al perrons indebted 10 eaid estafc are requested 10 make Inn
mediate payment, and all persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO present them duly authenticated as required BY law.
The estate 10 supposed In be solvent ISAIAR JACKSON.
May 10, Iss5. 4o-3wT
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FOR w. A. GOTman-M01foe. s votes.
Lawrence and Martin not Represented.
The President Of the Convention then declared that The
Hon. John w. Davis was duly nominated the democratic
candidate for Congress in the 9th Congressional District.
On motion Of Mr.. Wolfe Of Sullivan, il was
Rssotred, That John w. Davis is unanimously the choice
Of this Convention; which was adopted.
DIR. Davis being loudly called for, came forward and adj
dressed the convention in an Appropriate speech Of about
half an hour in length, in which he accepted the nomination
rendered TO him by the democracy Of the dist let in eOnven-
tim assembled. After he had concluded, Mr.. German Of
Monroe, was called to the stand, and addressed the cOnven-
ton in a speech which did honor to himself, and the demo-
cratic party; he spoke OF his hearty acquiescence in the
choice of the convention, and pledged himself as a true de-
rnocrst, to sustain and support the nominee.
The following Resolution was then offered by Major But
Ter Of Monroe:
Resolved, That we regard all men protesting 10 be demo-
Gratis who permit their names TO be used as candida es for
Office IN opposition to a regularly nominated ticket. as disOr-
ganizers and enemies TO the true interests of the democratic
patty. Adopted.
On moiln Of MI. Quick of Morgan, it was
ResoIUed, That we will give our CORDIAL and hearty sup
port to the Hon. john w. Davis, the candidate Of the demo-
cratic party for Congress in this district, and that we will
use all honorable means to secure his election. Adopted.
Mr. w. A. German Of Monroe, offered the following reso-
Luton. which was unanimously adopted:
ResoIrei, That the thanks of the democracy Of the 9th
congressional district are due and hereby rendered to the
Hon. Paris C. Cunning for his faithful and indefatigable eX-
ertion in behalf Of the democratic cause in the late canvass
for P'esiient and Vice President Of The United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Roper Of Knox, it was
ResOiUed, That the thanks of This convention be rendered
to its officers for the faithful performance of their duties.
On motion,
Re,olred. That the proceedings Of this convention be sign
ed BY the officers, and that a copy thereof be furnished to
each Of the democratic papers Of this congressional district,
and a copy be also sent to the ~"Indiana State Sentinel for
publication.
And then. on motion, the convention adjourned, sine die.
F. d. BUTLER, Prssf.
1 !. P 6Ss.. Vic. Prs'a..
N. MVnrnE'} See,y.
Note-Owing to the heavy rain the night before the con-
vention, the delegation hom Martin county did not reach
Bloomfield until after the convention adjourned, but it is un-
dersiood that they would have cast the vote Of that county
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Which report was adopted by the Convention.
On motion Of Col. Berry Of Monroe,
ResOlred, That the votes Of two thirds Of the counties re-
presented in this convention be required for the nomination
of 4 candidate for Congress, which resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
On motion Of Dr.. Hill OF Morgan, it was
Ordered, That each county designate some one Of their
delegation to cast the votes TO which they are respectively
entIIled. The persons appointed by the several delegations
then proceeded to ballot, with the following result;
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ToMLINs0N BROTHERS

LIE -
Have been appointed sole agents in indianapolis Tor the sale Of The
following valuable Medcnes:- e-e.
UDr Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
For the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Consumptious, Asthma, or Phthisie,
and all complaints of The Lungs aud Breast. Price 81 20 per bOle.
PBristoIS SarsapariIIa,
For curing sonfuIa, letters, EpsipeIas, Cancers, old and maIIrnsn,
ssses, Mercpial Diseases, and all disorders evidencine an impurly Of
the blood. Price 81 co per bottle.
BDr. WILLIAMSBURG Pain SOO;her, :
For the TO0TILACIlE. Ii viii cure the most obstinate cases in five
minutes-besides, it contains no, one particle OF Kreosoie, or CHER
poisonous and deIeterOu' drug. hs perfectly Haoes~l Price IS eta
a bottle. -.
Called by many ' Griaey's Sab Rhsnn Oiataaent, from It's entire mas
terry over all Tsaes, Tor saI Rheum0 Seald Head, Ragror-, etc.
Price rs cts. a bottle. -
HDr.H Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
For the cure Of ''PILEs," etc. No article is capable Of being pre-
pared morr admiralty adapted for the relief and thorough cure Of this
distressing disease Price 81 OOa jar.
UDr. WiSfar'S Gentle PuTgatiye. Pills,
An excellent Medicine for Sk Headache, DyPPaa ssad LsdigesfOn.
RrWhere "Bistar's Balsam Of Bld CkerTy'' Is n.el,-f any pur-
Cation is necessary HiS1's Pills should invariably be ressied 70.
TDr. Starkw caiher Hcpatic Elixir,
For the cure OF Evz Complaints, Dyspepsia, etc. See advertise
ment in another column. Price 81 90 per bale.
IL Bcckcr's Eye .BsIsam. 1880
A wonderful article for curing the most obstinate cases Of . SORE
AND INFLAMED EYES" Also, invaluable for curing sctofuluus
sore eye and inhamed eyeHds. Price 81 cents.
TAIeblsis Poor Mans Piasters, -
For relieving PAIN Of every description. For pEe bzrks, MISERY 10
the side and treast, and all ether diseases that Require an external -P-
Notwithstanding aud pleasant to weat; and those who once us
them wIsbHy no other. Price Only "a CTS; = a f.
6OsgO0d's Endia (hO,agogue,
An unfiing remedy for the cure ud FEVER AND AGUE, pleasant
and delightful to use, and certain in its enecis-always removing soey
resise Of the complaint. Price 81 50 per touie.
49,. 1Fasgate,s An0dyne Cordial. ~.
Highly recommended by the medical faculty and others, a. the be
medicine known for DGrrker, B0rel cn~aasts. c~ol~a .W0-5ss, and
most SaamsE Complaints of Children. Price 81 cents & boatIe. Ally
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GIVE are requested to announce JOHN w. HAMILTON
as a candidate for reelection to the office Of Auditor Of Ma
rioa county.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTToN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 The right of pre- empti n To any lands with
In The Limits OF the tow nstips atoye enumerated, Is required 10 estah-
lkh The same 10 the satisfaction OF the register and receiver oil ne
roper land Office, and make payment therefor, as Don a practicable
aag seaug tis noius, and before the day appointed for the commerse-
msnt Of The n,blc sale Of the township embracing the tract claimed,
IA owe designated , unarrwiSe such tlaIm viii he forfeited.
az -lox JaS. SHIELDS CDMai sasaer II ne Geacraf Land Office
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0TLewis Cass, Jr. son Of the General, has been
fixed upon at Washington for Charge dAfiaifs to
Portugal.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
Marion County.


For Renrr.sn~ SY. E. r. WILSON,
(NATHL B. WEBER.
For County Auditor, NATHANIEL BOLTON.
For Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
For County Commissioner, JOHN McFALL.
G-The following is a list of Democratic candidates
for Representatives in the several counties mentioned :
Counties. Candidates.
Clinton, Wilson SeawTight.
Four,a, John Bowman,
- Hugh FL. Scott.
Gihson, Smith Miller.
Orange, Joel Vandeveer.
I,wrsn. Geo. W. Carr,
~ David s. Lewis.
Dubois, John Donnell,
(Samuel Heron.
Montgomery, Henry t. Shook,
I'm Nelson.
Allen, F r. Randall.
Green, DR.. Skinner.
CI.rLa John ). Simonson,
George Green.
We shall continue this list as soon as we obtain the
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SfHfe oil IUOIIHN~@ - =. ID -.
= r The Nav tern OF the Boone Pn,bate Court 10 the yea y ~
- rnd 1e9s aid coru declared the estate a Robert Nnne. ee-
cr,sed. 10 be probably insoisent- Creditors are userssse 'slaneaa
ss ,hlr Claims AGAINST the estate for allowances 10 sid fron1r 1917 ~
Within ten months from the date hereof o. they WI nn . s.a
TO payment.
Mon IA, leS. 2S"N
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTToN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to tic right Of pre- empiion TO any lands
within the limits of the townships nj owe enumerated. is required
10 establish the same to the satisi7r'ion of the register and receiver
of the proper land office. aud make payment therefor. as soon as
practicable after SEEING this notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale of the township Above
designated. embracing the tract eleimed , otherwise surh claim
will re forfeited. las. SHIELDS.
1Q-l5w CommiSSfonero fftf Erpfrof T0nd OGce
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ClndEdatcsfOr COn2rcSS.
District. Democratic. Opposition.
First, Robert Dale Owen. g. p. X. Wilson.
Second, Thomas J. Henley. Roger Martin.
Third, Thomas Smith.
Fourth, Caleb B. Smith.
Fifth, William w. Wick.
Sixth, John w. Davis.
Seventh, Joseph A. Wright. E. w. McGaughey.
Eighth, John Petit.
Ninth, Charles w Cathcart. s. G.. SamnIe.
Tenth, Andrew Kennedy. l.. G. Thompson.
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NEW
1T THE DAYTON HAT 4 SHOE STORE,
,

'HNhE subscriber having purchased the establishment formerly
n owned by Wilmot & CO., will continue the same, and there
fore soheIls a share Of the public patronage.
He has In addition TO the former stock a well selected assort-
ment OF hoots, shoes, hats, &C., embracing every variety and of n
qualify which he can confidently recommend to his customers.
having used great care in his selections.
Having purchased direct from the manufacturers. he will he en-
abled 4 warrant his goods, and the quality can be depended on.
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MarrIed,
On the 18th inst. by Adam Wright, Mr.. WILLIAM II.
II. KITCHEN, to Miss ELIZABETH ARCHER, all of this
county.
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C-andtdatesCor Co.yrcs,

We shall continue this list as soon as we obtain the
information to enable US to do so.
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SADDLEHY AND HARNESS MAKING.
GA ~ ME undersigned, grateful ff past Patmnage, would re-
RE<xA II specially inform his old fnraas aud the public, that
- he Is prepared 10 manufacture all articles in his line,
Cheaper than ever!
lie win warrant all work ordered, and will receive In payment
thereof produce at the highest market prices. His shop Is in the "Oid
Sentinel O6ce," on Washington street, southeast Of the state House.
49Lf G. w. SNiTSER.
State of Observation-Disclosures ouniy
. . HENDRIcKs PRoBATE CouRT, AUeusT TENN, 1875.
Thomas Nichols, Administrator de boHis non Of the Estate Of Peter
Cameron us the Creditors Of said Estate.
Petition Of Hsdreues.
rENHE creditors Of the estate Of Peter Cameron, late OF the county
n of Hendricks, Indiana, deceased, are hereby notified that at the
May term, is45, Of our said Probate CourL. tie above named admin
iAratr filed his bill OF complaint showing the insolvency of this es-
tate, and praying generally for relief; and that unless they notify the
said adminiST traitor OF the existence and extent ct their respective
claims. by Sling the same, or a statement of the nature, description
and date of the contract or assumpst upon which the same may he
founded, in The Office of' The clerk of our said court, previous 10 the
final disirhutIon OF the assets Of the said decedeni, the same viii be
postponed In fyor of the claims uf more dligent creditors.
BY order OF our said court. Attest, -
4O-swT !. NJ. GREGG, Czuk.
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7, P S%s ? Vic. Pre,rs.

&c. ALLEN, '""
NOts-Owing to the heavy rain the night before the con-
ventiOn, the delegation nOm Martin county did not reach
Bloomfield until after the convention adjourned, but it is un-
dersiOod that they would have cast the vote Of that county
for DR.. Davis.