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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

BRIDAL PARTY DRowNED.-On the lIth inst
Miss Rosalie Huelbig, her mother, two sisters, and
Miss Dressed, were drowned In the Kaskaskia river
Illinois, which they attempted to cross on their way to
Prairie du Lcng. Miss II. left home that morning
with bridal party, to be married to Mr.. E. H. Ket-
tier, who with his friends waiting his residence
some miles Distant to receive his BRIDE Being aarmr
ed at the delay, he proceeded to the river where he
saw the father of the young lady, who on the
river bank with the five corpses lying him. The
father was nearly frantic with grief. The corpses
taken to the house of the intended bridegroom
and the marriage festivities gave place to funeral
rites.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

0ErJohnson County gives Wick 500 majority, and
elects all the democratic county ticket except Sheriff.
who is a wing.
Hanoock.-Wick's majority so far is 116-Brown
township to be heard from, which will increase it.
Henry, w, and Riley, d., elected representatives
Bartholomew. = Wick's majority is reported at
about I4O. Barbour, d., for Senate, has 2lS maj
The whole democratic ticket elected.
p s. Barbour is elected, the vote of Jennings re-
duclng the majority of the district to 49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

INVENTOR CHEROKEE ALPHABEr.-The last
Cherokee Advocate contains long notice of the
behring's and last days of Sequoyah or George Guess,
the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet Some time in
the year 1912, accompanied by few other Indians,
he made rowing excursion into the Mexican terrific
ny. during which time be suffered much by Sickness
which finally overpcwercd his constitution and he
died in the town Of San Fernando, August, 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

Isaac Van Zant, H. L. Kinney,
s. Holland. William l. Cazneau,
Edward Clark, A. S. Cunningham,
Geo. w. Smyth, Abner s. Lipscomb,
James Armstrong, John Hemphin,
Francis W. White, Van R. IrIon.
James Davis,
Attest: JAS. II. RAYMOND,
Secretary of the Convention.
Adopted July 4th, lS45.
CRY OF AUsTIN,
Republic of Texas, July 5, 1916.
certify the foregoing is a correct copy of the ord
nance as adopted and signed by the members Of the
convention on yesterday, July A, 1915.
JAS II. RAYMOND,
Secretary of the Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

DEBT OF TExAs.-Major A. ]. Donelson our Charge
dAairs to Texas has ascerained that the amount OF
bonds and notes in circulation is not more than
five or six million. Ex-President Houston vouches
for the correctness of this statement. Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine-one of the most reliable authori-
ties on such SWEEPSTAKES it at only 81 l69, 600
The Republic contains 203, 430, 600 acres of land
of which Ga, S0l, 795 acres have been granted and
sold by Mexico and Texas, leaving l46, 203 acres
of land inappropriate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

Green. the Reformed Gambler is ecturing at Cleve-
land. In speech at a temperance meeting, he gave
the following answer to one who asked him where he
received his education: "Born Buckeye raised a
Hoosier. took lesson in Cincinnati jail studied and
psctised gambling for twelve years on the MISSISSIPPI
pi, and graduated in Texas,'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

mends farmers when hoeng their corn the last time.
TO rye among it the rate of about half busbel
to the acre. This will grow about knee high before
tho winter, and sheep VIII feed upon it all winter and
want no other care except good shed to run under
m stormy weather. In the scarcity of hay this sea-
Fson, the suggestion may be worth mindDg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07
Rush County.

We have seen a letter addressed to gentleman in
town, Editors do not want such things of course ,
stating that Egglestons majority for Congress,
Smith, in that county, is 1872. 1t was last year for
Clay 2lS. r. C. Cox and James Hinchman, both
Wings, elected to the Legislature.
This is nObly done; and corresponding vote
throughout the State will give majority far
greater than we had anticipated
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

DEATH OF Gov PORE, OF KY.-Ex-Governor Pope
died at his residence in Washington county Ky, on
the 18th inst. He had for many years been promi-
nent actor in the politics of the West had been
eral times in Congress. Mr.. Pope was man of de-
cded talent, intelligent eloquent, adrot and indea-
tigabe in canvass, ever maintaining strong per-
sona popularity by his open-handed kindness TO the
poor and needy, but he was kept down by an insta-
bility of principle and incapacy of adherence to
any political association.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07
Hamilton and Tiptois.

In these counties, the Democrats have succeeded
c. T. Jackson and r. p. Kimberlin are elected, and
Bowman, candidate for the Senate, is reported ahead
If Boone does her duty, Bowman will be elected We
learn that Hazelrigg, wing, is elected in Boone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

All Lands in Illinois forfeited to the State for tax
are to be sold IN September next, without reserva-
ton, and patents for them Immediately issued. The
oppressed condition o. the farming population will be
the cause of the great sacrifice in these sales. Much
of the burden win fall upon large landed proprietors
and non-residents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,

~ -..~, a., AUSTIN, TEXAS, July 6, 1915.
SIR: The undersigned, charge d'affaires of the
United States, has the honor to acknowledge the
cept Of your note of the 9th inst, transmitting GER
tilted copy Of the ordinance adopted by the conven-
ton of Texas, accepting the proposals, conditions
and guarantees contained in the first and second Sec
tons Of the joint resolution Of the Congress of the
United States for the admission of Texas State
of the Union.
This ordinance shall be Immediately forwarded by
special message to the President Of the United
States, who will receive it with the qualification its
dignity and importance are well calculated 20 pro-
duce in every patriotic heart Texas has thus mani
Tested to the world with unanimity unparalleled in
the disposition of debated POLITICAL question, her
preference of an association with the republican
States composing the federal Union, all the adj
vantages, real or imaginary, that held out to
her as a separate nation. With a discrimination
ouckened by her contact with foreign influences she
has learned in her battle-eds and in her civil ex
perience, the necessity of Union among the votares
of freedom and in voluntarily agreeing to take hel
place hereafter as sovereign member Of the Ameri
can confederacy she has paid tribute to the cause
of popular government, which will command the ad
miration Of the world.
From the date of this ordinance, Texas will have
acquired right to the protection of the UnteC
States and the undersigned is happy to inform you
that the President of the United States has taker
steps to afford this protection in the most effective
manner against future Mexican and Indian invasion
That the deliberations of the convention thus ia
distinguished by calmness and prudence, may produc
constitution of Texas, perfect as her. trials il
the achievement of her independence and liberty have
been great and riump han is the sincere hope of bot
the government and the people of the United States
to the expression of which, the undersigned beg
leave to add the satisfaction with which he subscribe
himself with sentiments of great regard for yourself
and the honorable body over which you preside,
Your very obedient servant,
A. J. DONELSON.
To the Hon. THos. ]. RUsK
| Prasidant of the Convention NOW In session
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07
CONVENTION Room,


AUSTIN, (Texas,) July Z, 1916.
SIR BY order of the convention, have the honor
herewith to transmit to your exceency the enclosed
copy of resolution adopted by the honorable
ton this day.
Very respectfully, your excellency's most obedent
servant, THOS. ]. RUSK, President
His Excellency, A. J. DoNELsoN,
Charge dAfaires of the United States.
Resolution relative the introduction OF the United
States forces into Texas.
BE 1t resolred By The deputies Of the people in con.
rention assembled That the President of the United
States of America is hereby authorized and requested
to occupy and establish posts without delay upon the
frontier and exposed positions of this republic and
introduce, for such purpose and defence of the
tory and people Of Texas such forces as may be me-
cessary and advisable for the same.
Adopted in conventions at the city of Austin, re.
public of Texas, July 7th, 1915.
THOS. ]. RUSK, President.
Attest JAS. H. RAYMOND,
Secretary of the convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

Hon. A. ]. DoNELsoN,
Charge gAfaires Of the United States; &c
Sir The undersigned, president of the convention
assembled at this place for the purpose of forming
State constitution for the State of Texas preparatory
to her admission as one of the States of the United
States of America by order of said convention, has
the honor herewith to transmit TO you properly
titled copy of an ordinance adopted by the convention
on yesterday, July 4th, 1915.
have the honor to be, with the highest respect,
Mr.. Donelson's obedient servant,
CITY AUSTIN, THO. J. RUSK.
Republic of Texas, July 5, 1915.
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monthly Sessions Court held
for Goochland County ct the Coui IloI.- an Mns.' .
Sih day 81 September, 1stS '' WV
parei Matthews and saah hs Jesse Brown joseph Pm.
shnah Ellis and sThenD En.. heirs Of
Against
John uuey - Lewis ard HE VIE, -- Sea- and Nm.
his wife, - Williams and susan b.. wife - wiuam.
'd Jane he wife May unsy Judhh uuey Lucy Uuey Jacob
rey noiotha Uhey, - Whit and Eleanor bs wife Jsms.
Hind IN br aive, Loi biz fepn hes Naan
eahd he he eli ?. not, HE representative Lsu
nm veg be be a,e not h OF hs and
hers, aisc, hsmsof joel Rsgsnd, deed D.fends mt
IN CHagcrRY.
E ABB We named defendants not having entered their appear
and Fw "euuv according 70 the Aet u Assembly abd thu
AZ bey a'e '" inhabitants N this ConnoW 9TH Il !. ordered
ey 90 appear here on the third Monay IN Dreemsr per
atTweT ihe nlainf bill and copy Of ia o,., s ,b
~ mened IN some public tewspaper published q ths Cv Of
hn ~ Tor ~o months ,ssive and POI I'd ~ tho nom ,
NE Court House Of ~ Coun'y
Cpy-Tetr,
sfsd-WbN MM MILLER a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
From the Norfolk Bacon sept.I IS.
NAVAL,

The u. s. Brig Perry, John s. Paine, Esq, Comman
DER 80 days from Rio, anchored of the Naval Hospital
Yesterday morning. officers aud all well. The fol-
lowing is a list of her officers;
JoHS S. PAINE, E,Q, Commander.
Lieut.-Ilorace N. Harrison.
Act'g Lieuts.-Thos. NJ. Crossan, John c. Howell
Acrg Mas,er-H. Mclaughlin.
Actg SuTgeon-J. ID. Miller.
Act'g Purser-Jsmes Tilton.
Midshipman-Wnlter w. Queen, +. T.. Stone, c. NJ.
Michel.
Capps Clerk-H. r. Weightman.
Act'g BoatswAin-Wiliam Bergen.
Aci'g Gunnor-William Collins.
Act'g Carpentor-James e.. Ferguson.
Acr'g Masters Maie--Jas. Lown.
On the l5th August, exchanged signals with the BRANDY
wine. On the 18th September spoke barque Chlde Har.
rod, Of New York, W days from Africa; day spoke
schr Urbnnna, Snnl master. three days from Pawiucaa ~
c. with loss OF part ot deck load having sprung on
the night Of the l2h and hove bond part Of deck
load tighten her. U. S. vesses Rio before
Our harbor presented beautiful appearance Yesterday
Al tho anchorage of the Naval Hospital there are living
the magnificent ship Of the line Pennsylvania Commander
Faragut, on board which Comm. Bolton. will we learn
hoist his broad ponnsnt today tho frga,e Brandywne
Comm Parker, Just returned from the China Seas the fri
gate Congress, Capt Stockton bOund 10 the North
Coast; the soOp Of Marion, Com'f Smond. recently
arrived from Boston, and the brig Perry Cum'r Paine
number Of sn boats spreading their canvass Iove
down the harbor, pesenting coupdRl Of great beauty
Tho Mobile Herald Of the 9th inst says-On Sunday
evening. 7 inst, there lying anchor off the Navy
Yard az Pensacola. the following u s. vessels Of war; VIM
Frgate Potomac, bearing the broad pennani of Com Con
ner, soops Falmouth ST. Mays and Saratoga
Mississippi, and brig Somers.
The French bngs Mercure and Gron were also in mort
the former wing Oh the city. aud the latter of the Bar
rancas where she has been for several days. awanr
ofsbe change Of wind to enable her TO 20 10 sea Her
destination supposed 10 be Vera Cruz where no do,
she will and be prepared TO project French property in
The event Of declaration Of against this country
The U. 8. brig Lawrence hourly expected at Pen.n-
:o!s from Corpus Christi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the say what tney can
Por selling Prizes, srsArTos's the man!

let all lney can,
Por selling Prizes STRATTor's the
Drawn Nos. OF AleIsndris Lottery EI. 222 Sept II:
% "a 20 So 65 IS % 20 IS Sc ~ 10 81 l6 So
Whole Ticket Nos. 90 ~ 40, prize Of S22O ; more
do " 30 Sc 65, $780, small
do &" 40 IS 81, l6O ones.
sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos Of Monongals Lottery 3s-ssp 18th:
3 90 49 40 II - 90 II
Half Ticket Nos 90 80 another Oh. sold and raid bv
srRA1ToN.
Drawn Ms OF AIeIantria Lottery EIa 22t-sept. 10Th
43 % IS IS 50 10 AZ IS II "a G l 81 80
Drawn Noe OF Alexandria Lottery, Class 35-Sept 2Oth
80 &c Al 81 IS 81 40 IS IL % 81 az e3
Drawn Nos OF LsesburR Lottery, Class 3s-S-pt 22nd:
l6 81 % 81 I'll % 50 80 81 IS ~ 81 IL
PRfWLNo RECEITED EVERY D4Y 1T l O'CLOCK
prizes of $4,000 each.
Tussdsy-hle ndia EItra 2s6 Capas prizes Of ooo
sooo sit3. 10 Of 1000, Is drawn. Whole. $.
halves a,s0; qrs. LES.
$1,000. aOsO
Wedn.- sy-AeIlndris Extra 2e7. Capuk-sTOoo 1850
OF 1900 ke 90 Nts IL drawn. Teksu ss5o rs q
seize
$4,000, 5000
5000 2Iso 10 OF 1000 &c. - Noe Whole. S. halves
$50, qrs- las.
$500, 1000.
400, Of 30o, nc ~ Nos whoes eli halves So;
qn IS cts
$4,000. 5000.
Saurday-AIs bdria, Extra 23O Cap,a-eYOOO 5000
iotssV Of 600. &c IS Nos II drawn Teks 81
ora IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
liz Shares of Chesterfield Rail Road Stock
for Sale AT Auction

Nv I'LL. lie soil at pubic
w MONDAY tn. 9th Gay Oei0Sor next. o
Eiehanse BaEA comm O'Clock r. NJ, ia Sha
FiseN Of TIL Cl--te lucid ha luen-
asrrs It's Stock ie.Ardsd sac.
OF about Is years ms sfJn ed
whole PrIrsa! % tie -npIns
ir' Of ~ charter. the tolls y. n
iai beo .st an tate
and Is 10 be sold BY The purp paying
debu The SAls Will be conducted BY LAS H. LYNCH
- IS
VIII be soh Al tn and Tl,ee 60 Shares Farmers
Pant stock lots II IL Shaes Of New Stock
IN the kichun' Fredericksburg COMPANY
So lo-2aWd JAS. n. LYNCH
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J. F. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

OPPOBITE THE HANGE HOTEL,
Richmond. Virginia.
Drawing of AleIandria Lottery, class IS. drawn Goth
Sept.
- &c ~ 81 65 So 20 6s IL ~ 81 % 60
Ticket. Nos. % 81 80; small prize Of S200 in the
above, sold to q correspondent.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, class 224. Extra:
a. % So IS So l9 ~ Is II u G I 81 80
Whole ticket, Nos 80 - 81; capital prize in the
above sold by WORD
Drawing Of Va. Monongalia Lottery, rlass IS:
IS 4 30 80 20 IL - &c II
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra 222:
% ~ 40 So 65 20 81 20 u Sc - Is 81 l6 So
Whole ticket, Nos IS So 65 worth $4,000 in the
sbov- returned from this office.
Tickets in all Of Gregory Cos. Lotteries for sale by
IF. WORD,
Corner opposite Exchange Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
A DVRSTURERs IN tbs requested
"A following sPl, ndd Lotteries he dawn srptember-
Enclose the vii, h g aud direct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

W We omit our weekly review today the market being
sher unseed on aeeoun; Of the foreign Intelligence
For sshes considered favorable aud Pots close ye,y
rm at s5s5t Pearls continue at S4,25 For Cotton the
nees a'e s'aoy, Gen'.ee Hour can be bought Sl75
bis morning, which is decline. Atbe prssent ,yIns
one o'clock there has been scarcely time since the foreign
stes were delivered spotk with confidence of IN. IN
eol OF the news upon the markei.-tN. y. Com. Adv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
OnMsssIONEHs, SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IL.
Rf virtue Of decree of the superior court Of
- ehanee for the Richmond Circuit on IN. asth
day OF June 1855 In pendnr .t h
ke asaost Hampton 81 ais sh.i3- ke Hampton @,
AMI Lrgab ke against Hampton a. shah a eo
nions therein naned proceed sell IN.
highest bidder the prrmses THURSDAY tn day Of
oetoeer neat At oelpck the aernoon.
parcels OF gro-nd the ey Of RI n.m.nt
on or Main street by LAM. T. m.
unshh fonng II feet the AMI
ru' nc back about SO fee and tenement o. m.
souh 'ide Of said or Main oceup By Ker,.y
Pearce Waem1kers fronting and running
bach feet an 'r.-oens the ground
Ju, 1884, and duly recorded the usnE. Count Of
said city. ~
BY virtue OF the same authority, we shall SELL
on FRIDAY the 2+h day of oetoter in III. AZ
ernoon I'VE Lots parcels of
o. hihg in Adams Valley the AMI lsth
s.stons II which fronts about
and runs back about 100 feet
stut - feet each Cay and hundred
and twenty feet An Of these Los front
nf on Clay street. will be sold subject Ann
hampton wijow Of Henry HamPoa therein which duly
assigned her by ihs Court
should the 10 r,se IL 4. III.
opinion OF the Commissioner, improper be ad
Journed from lay day comp .t-d
Terms OF sale Cash third of purchA
and the balance In in.almens months
cured by o'abe approved the
retained until the whole purchase money P,d
directed BY IN. PEACHY q. GRArTAs,
HRRBEkT A. CLAIBORNE
s lS-2awtds WILLIAMS HAraLL.
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100 REwAHR.

500 REWARD.
WILL give the above reward to any one who
u VIII arrest my servant Man BEN-eals BROWN
lie ef' my employment about the middle
ABOUT eet or inches high, light colour
forehead hne se VI teeth Centrally pleasant
apt TO hugh smile when spoken a hrstr Dining
room sefva good eoaehman and plays
he his ehanded and performs play, violin with hi
-f hlnt There doubt changed name and nay
enceavCur 10 himself free and
papers forged allowing hire h elf n. has brr,
seen the beseouihood ofwaenon Springs employed By
geniman ~ CarraEe Driver, and
sill BE- In The neths' uhool To any person who odr. ~
IN jail or SECURE him that offered
will be paid Any VITO employ tina. negro In
any mannrr will he prosecuted rsour Of the aw
FRANCIS \. BALL,
~ o., near U. 4. Arsenal
2o-1ty w..h,,.,.. m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
HEAD QUARTERS FOR PRIEST
JOHN Nj. CLARKE,

Late OF Wheeiing, Virginia,
Successor TO q. H. AIIen.)
Lettory AID EIeAarTe Broker. IIni Street, RiehnosG Pa
0T This is the same CLARKE, who, by his TN.
paralb unprecedented astonishing aEd extraordinary dis
tibung Capital Prizes from Wheeling Va through
out the Western county became received
universal acelimaton the tiles Of The Cbaird Champion OF
PfLs Ssler"-"The Napoleon Nenier Mammoth Pines
As evidence that he had strong above appel
lai,ons he will only that he actually and paid
prizes OF $4,000, and . prize. of $50 600,
besdesmsnJ Of 10000 and sS0Oothe ready
in nrodure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WILL be sold on Friday, the 18th of the pre-.
sent month the late residence Of Mr. Jabs1 Parker
e'aet all the Household AMI kitehes .ed
Also all the sock Of Manufactured euur. Machines, con
stins OF Thr.shns and Rsapns Maehne Wheat Fans Corn
shees straw Cut and Horse together with
aLage quantity Of oned Timber,
thy Of IRON Bolts ses and Nails Nlehnery Asd Tools OF
ali kinds necessary u the business
ceased engaged aided one Mich Cow and
Horsss and Nues
TERNS-Tnisr so dollar. month. ,r,d,
for approved sn3orsrd negot,bIe paper.
BY Order Of In. Administrator
ss-dts DAVE>P 'Rr ALLEN L CO. Au-s
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY let a. O'Clock " be .oA N our aue-
ton Rooms, pry suited The
Parieulars in fuure papers,
Ttss.-Cndsr suO, cash eIoO credit
prov.i paper. o. DAVENPORT ALLEN co Auet.
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 co,
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. %. P,I,r s.

u, VI.
BIGGER Co present rou through
THE r. the fowinz splendid GALAXY OF
curing The month sn particularly call their
did Lotteries ior the Oh of September $4,000 and
to the $4,000 Of 10000 for October 4-T.y worthy
attention Of adNen'ur-s and should
the fortunes which thrown 10
leads TO BIGGER 4 cos Office.
ANOTHER GRAND ONE FOR THE lTH OF OCTOBER,
Capital $4,000!
Prizes OF $1,000, Of 5000. 100 Of $1,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class g. drawn at WI
minston Delaware Saturday October 4 1875 7s Nos Ia
drawn